debugging-with-opensrc
Debugging with OpenSrc
Overview
Debug external library behavior by reading source first.
Treat OpenSrc mirrors as the source of truth for installed versions.
When to Use This Skill
- Investigate an integration issue where application code depends on third-party library internals.
- Resolve a mismatch between documentation and observed runtime behavior.
- Confirm expected function signatures, defaults, error paths, or edge-case handling in an installed dependency.
OpenSrc Commands
# Sync all repos (run after git clone)
bun run opensrc:sync
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