Add Conductor workspace configuration

[justin808]

Summary

• Adds Conductor configuration to enable efficient workspace management for React on Rails demo development
• Includes automated setup script for dependency installation and git hook configuration
• Configures test suite execution via the Run button in Conductor

What this PR adds

conductor.json

• Defines workspace scripts for Conductor
• setup: Points to the conductor-setup.sh script for workspace initialization
• run: Executes the test suite with bundle exec rake spec
• Uses nonconcurrent mode to prevent multiple test runs

conductor-setup.sh

• Fail-fast setup script that validates prerequisites
• Installs Ruby dependencies via Bundler
• Installs Node dependencies via npm
• Sets up git hooks with Lefthook
• Provides clear error messages if required tools are missing

Testing

• Setup script has been tested and successfully installs all dependencies
• Run script configuration ready for testing via Conductor's Run button

Benefits

• Enables team members to quickly spin up isolated workspaces
• Standardizes development environment setup
• Reduces onboarding time for new contributors
• Supports parallel development workflows

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PR Review: Add Conductor workspace configuration

Overall Assessment

This is a well-structured PR that adds Conductor workspace configuration to streamline development setup. The implementation is solid with minor suggestions for improvement.

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Code Quality and Best Practices

Strengths:

• Clean, focused PR adding exactly two files with clear separation of concerns
• Shell script follows best practices with set -e for fail-fast behavior
• Executable permissions correctly set on conductor-setup.sh (755)
• Good use of error checking before executing commands
• Clear, user-friendly output with emoji indicators
• Well-documented PR description explaining the purpose and benefits

Suggestions:

1. Script Robustness (conductor-setup.sh:7,12): Consider adding error handling for individual install steps to provide clearer feedback if a specific step fails

2. Lefthook Installation Check (conductor-setup.sh:27): Since lefthook might not be installed initially, consider checking if it is available first to avoid potential errors

3. JSON Formatting (conductor.json): The JSON is valid but could benefit from consistent formatting with the rest of the project

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Potential Issues

1. Missing Prerequisite Check: The script checks for bundle and npm but does not verify Ruby version (3.3+ required) or Node version (20+ required) as stated in README.md

2. Lefthook Dependency: Line 27 assumes lefthook is available via bundle exec, but if bundle install fails or does not include lefthook, this will error

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Performance Considerations

• nonconcurrent mode in conductor.json is appropriate for test runs to prevent conflicts
• Setup script runs sequentially which is correct (dependencies between steps)

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Security Concerns

• No security issues identified
• Script does not handle sensitive data
• No arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities
• Proper use of set -e prevents silent failures

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Test Coverage

Important Issue: The Rakefile default task runs BOTH spec and rubocop, but conductor.json only runs spec

Recommendation: Consider whether the run command should execute the full test suite (bundle exec rake) or keep it as spec-only if you specifically want to separate specs from linting in Conductor.

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Documentation

Strengths:

• Excellent PR description with clear sections
• Inline comments in shell script explain each step

Suggestions:

1. Add a brief comment at the top of conductor.json explaining what Conductor is
2. Consider updating README.md to mention Conductor as an alternative setup method

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Summary

Approve with minor suggestions. This PR is ready to merge with the current implementation. The suggestions above are enhancements that could be addressed in follow-up PRs if desired.

Priority Improvements:

1. HIGH: Verify the run command behavior (spec-only vs full suite)
2. MEDIUM: Add error handling for individual installation steps
3. LOW: Add version checks for Ruby/Node

Great work on improving the developer experience!

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