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fix(classify-hardware): reject missing option arguments in classify-hardware.sh - #6346
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Why this matters
In
ods/scripts/classify-hardware.sh, CLI options that take a value (--platform-id,--gpu-vendor,--memory-type,--vram-mb,--device-id,--gpu-name,--cpu-name,--ram-mb, and--db) executedshift 2unconditionally. When an option was supplied at the end of the argument list without a corresponding value, runningshift 2when$# < 2triggered an unhandled shell exit underset -ewithout writing any diagnostic message to stderr. Furthermore, passing an option without a value before another option silently assigned the next option flag as its value.This change introduces pre-shift argument count validation for options requiring an argument. If an option value is missing (
$# < 2), the script immediately writes an informative diagnostic to standard error and exits with code 1. Existing database lookup, platform mapping, and classification defaults remain intact.Validation
bash ods/scripts/classify-hardware.sh --device-idon the unpatched script failed with an unhandled exit 1 and an empty standard error.ods/tests/test_classify_hardware_option_args.pyvalidates that all value-requiring options fail cleanly with exit code 1 and emitERROR: <option> requires an argumenton stderr, while valid invocations (both JSON and--envmodes) succeed with exit code 0.Overlap check
classify-hardware.sh.amd-topo.sh.gpu-database.jsonor overlay resolution logic.Risk / AI disclosure
AI-assisted investigation, implementation and CLI regressions. This strengthens CLI option validation in classify-hardware.sh without modifying classification heuristics or database mappings. Independent human review and platform/runtime qualification remain gates. No running configuration, deployment or upstream merge changed.
Follow-up integration evidence
Composed with #6344 at 5804280 without conflicts. Production and test diffs passed together; hardware classification and manifest checks remain intact.
Backlog composition was local-only (production/test diffs, excluding workflow/Makefile wiring); it is not an upstream merge or independent human approval. Declared live-review gates remain open.