Test: session.create returns undefined on Node.js 22 with empty options

[sharmaz11]

Bug Report

Environment:

• SDK: Node.js/TypeScript
• Node version: 22.x
• SDK version: 0.1.0

Steps to reproduce:

1. Initialize the copilot-sdk client
2. Call session.create({}) with empty options object
3. Observe that the return value is undefined instead of a session object

Expected behavior: session.create should return a session object.

Actual behavior: Returns undefined.

This is a tracking test issue — please ignore.

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Investigation Findings

Label applied: question

I investigated the reported behavior by examining the Node.js SDK source in nodejs/src/client.ts.

What I found

The issue describes calling session.create({}) and receiving undefined. However, reviewing the SDK source:

• The correct method is client.createSession(config) (line 991 of client.ts), not session.create({}).
• createSession always returns a Promise<CopilotSession> — it constructs a CopilotSession object, registers it, sends the session.create RPC, and explicitly return session (line 1113). There is no code path that returns undefined.

Conclusion

This is not a bug. The SDK works as designed. The confusion appears to stem from calling the wrong method name (session.create vs client.createSession). The correct usage is:

const client = new CopilotClient({ ... });
const session = await client.createSession({});

Reclassified as question.

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Note: The issue body itself states "This is a tracking test issue — please ignore," so this may be a synthetic issue.

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[sharmaz11]

Closing — test issue for security research, no action needed.