Changelog - 2026-11-05

ISendResponse and IListFilter.offset are removed

Breaking Change

In one line. ISendResponse<T> is removed; use INetworkResponse<T>, the same type. IListFilter.offset is removed; use skip. Neither is kept as an alias.

-import type { ISendResponse } from '@venizia/ardor';
+import type { INetworkResponse } from '@venizia/ardor';

-const reply: ISendResponse<Product[]> = await dataProvider.send({ resource, params });
+const reply: INetworkResponse<Product[]> = await dataProvider.send({ resource, params });

-const filter: IListFilter = { where: {}, offset: 20 };
+const filter: IListFilter = { where: {}, skip: 20 };

What changed

• ISendResponse is gone from @venizia/ardor-kernel and @venizia/ardor. It was INetworkResponse; IDataProvider.send now names INetworkResponse<TResult> in its signature, which is the same type.
• IListFilter.offset is gone. skip is the field ListFilterBuilder.build sets, and nothing in ARDOR read offset. A list filter still carries any other key you put on it.
• The codemod follows. ardor codemod namespace --write renames ISendResponse to INetworkResponse in your imports and uses. It cannot tell a list filter from another object without types, so in a file that imports IListFilter or ListFilterBuilder it lists each .offset (property, destructuring or ['offset']) with its line, and --check exits 1 until you change it to skip. Another object's .offset in such a file is listed too; rename or move it, since --check has no way to skip a line.

Who is affected

• An app that names ISendResponse. Run bun run ardor codemod namespace src --write, or replace the name by hand.
• An app that sets or reads offset on a list filter. Use skip.
• All other apps. No action needed.

See Upgrading ARDOR.