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fix(adr): scan open pull request heads when claiming an ADR number - #3375
scripts/adr/next-free.sh --claim now also scans the heads of open pull requests, so it no longer hands out an ADR number that a fork pull request already holds. A fork pull request has no branch on origin; its head lives only at refs/pull/<N>/head, which git ls-remote --heads never lists. Two open fork pull requests (#3329, #3341) both hold ADR-3402, and a claim on this repository handed out 3402 again while both were open.
The allocator asks gh pr list -R <origin URL> --state open for the head commits and feeds them into the existing branch-tip scan, with one ls-tree per commit. Branch tips and pull request heads are fetched in separate calls, so a pull request head that vanished after the list cannot drop the branch-tip numbers; when the head batch fails, each head is retried alone and each head that still fails prints its own warning. The -R matters: without it gh prefers a remote named upstream, and on this fork that is Netflix/vmaf (measured with gh 2.103.3). Closed and merged pull requests are not scanned. Query mode is unchanged.
A contributor whose origin is a personal fork sets VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO=VMAFx/vmafx, so the list comes from this repository instead of the fork; the heads still resolve through the fork's origin, because GitHub serves a parent-repository commit from a fork URL (measured: a depth-1 fetch of a commit that exists only on a VMAFx/vmafx branch, from a fork URL, exited 0).
There is no silent fallback. When gh is missing, there is no origin remote, or gh fails, the allocator prints a WARNING: open pull request heads not scanned (<reason>) line on stderr and scans branches only. An empty pull request list prints nothing.
Every commit is signed off (git commit -s; fix a branch with git rebase --signoff origin/master). See DCO sign-off.
make format && make lint is green locally. Touched files: shellcheck -x exit 0, shfmt -d -i 2 -ci exit 0, bash -n exit 0.
Unit tests pass: python3 scripts/ci/run_meson_test.py -- -C build. The Meson suite does not cover this script; the shell suites below cover it.
If I touched any SIMD/GPU code path, I ran /cross-backend-diff and the worst ULP is ≤ 2. No SIMD or GPU path touched.
If I touched a feature extractor with SIMD/GPU twins, I either updated every twin or listed the gap under "Known follow-ups" below. No feature extractor touched.
If I added a new .c / .cpp / .cu / .h / .hpp, it has the appropriate license header (see CONTRIBUTING.md). No C or C++ file added.
If this is a breaking change, the commit message uses ! or BREAKING CHANGE: and the migration path is documented below. Not a breaking change.
If this PR adds an ADR, the ADR row lives in docs/adr/_index_fragments/<NNNN-slug>.md and nothing else is touched for the index: do not edit docs/adr/README.md, docs/adr/by-tag/, docs/adr/titles.md or _order.txt (rendered when pull requests land by make docs-render; see ADR-2197; the render-only pull request of ADR-3295 is the one exception). No ADR added.
I did not modify any assertAlmostEqual(...) score in the Netflix golden Python tests, except by porting Netflix's own updated assertion verbatim from upstream (value and places as upstream has them, measured against the fork's CPU build first; ADR-1828).
If I believe a golden value must change, I have explained why below AND pinged the code owner for a CODEOWNERS exception. No golden value changes.
The five suites run 49 cases with 0 failures, using a fake origin and a gh stub; no test reaches the network.
The new cases in test-next-free-remote-aware.sh:
Positive (planted): a commit adding docs/adr/0700-fork.md reachable only as refs/pull/1/head. The gh stub lists it only when called with -R and the fake origin URL; otherwise it lists a commit that does not exist, like gh listing another repository. The claim returns 0701.
Negative:gh exits 1, and no gh on PATH. Both print the warning with the reason, and the claim still succeeds from branches and master.
Boundary: the stub lists no pull requests. No warning, same number as before.
Truncated scan (review round): the stub lists 1000 heads, and the claim prints WARNING: open pull request heads scan incomplete (1000-head limit reached); with 999 heads it prints nothing. The cap is the named constant _OPEN_PR_HEAD_LIMIT, because gh pr list has no paging flag beyond --limit.
Split fetch (second review round): test 12 serves one valid and one absent head next to an origin branch holding ADR 0750; the claim returns 0761, prints the per-head warning, and prints no branch-tip warning.
Repository override (second review round): test 13 checks that VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO reaches gh -R (positive), that an unset value falls back to the origin URL (negative), and that an empty value does the same (boundary).
Exact numbers and a strict stub (second review round): tests 5, 6, 7 and 8 assert 0701 and 0602 exactly, the test 5 stub refuses any call without --state open and --json headRefOid (test 5b proves the refusal), and test 7b matches the whole gh not found on PATH warning.
No temporary file (review round):gh stderr is captured with its output (2>&1), so the scan creates no mktemp file. Test 11 sets TMPDIR to a missing directory and has the stub print one head plus a stray stderr line; the claim returns 0801 and the directory is never created.
Planted case and mutants:
Script
Test 5 result
master before this change (no pull request scan)
FAIL: expected number above 0700, got 0602
First draft of this change (scan without -R)
FAIL: expected number above 0700, got 0602
This change
PASS: 0701
Mutant: -R "${repo}" removed from _collect_open_pr_heads
FAIL: expected number above 0700, got 0602
Second-round mutants, each run against test-next-free-remote-aware.sh: restoring the single combined fetch fails 12b and 12c; ignoring VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO fails 13a (got '0602'); allocating one number too high fails 5a (expected 0701, got '0702') and the other exact-number cases.
The script before the review round fails test 9b (no incomplete-scan warning) and test 11a (mktemp fails under set -e with a missing TMPDIR, so no number is printed).
gh pr list -R accepts both origin URL forms in use: https://github.com/VMAFx/vmafx.git and git@github.com:VMAFx/vmafx.git each list VMAFx/vmafx pull requests.
Known follow-ups
Duplicate scan in CI: phase 2 of the ADR Collision Guard in .github/workflows/rule-enforcement.yml (lines 623 to 822) scans open pull request heads inline. Now that the allocator does the same, the guard should call the script instead, so one implementation remains.
Pull request opened after the scan: a claim does not see a pull request opened after gh pr list returns. No scan can close that race; the exclusive claim file and the pushed stub are the coordination, as the script header and docs/development/adr-workflow.md state.
Allocator README:scripts/adr/README.md does not yet describe the open pull request scan or VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO; docs/development/adr-workflow.md does.
Summary by Sourcery
Update the ADR number allocator to account for open pull request heads when claiming numbers, preventing collisions with ADRs held by forked pull requests.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent duplicate ADR number allocation by scanning open pull request heads, including heads from forked pull requests, during claim mode.
Enhancements:
Support selecting the pull request repository with VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO and provide warnings with branch-only fallback when GitHub CLI scanning is unavailable or fails.
Keep branch-tip scanning independent from pull request head fetching and warn when the open pull request scan reaches its limit.
Documentation:
Document open pull request head scanning, repository overrides, failure behavior, scan limits, and claim coordination in the ADR workflow guide.
Add a changelog entry for avoiding ADR collisions with open pull requests.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ADR number claims now account for numbers used by open pull requests, including pull requests from forks, reducing the chance of duplicate assignments.
If GitHub CLI access is unavailable or fails, the claim workflow warns and continues using remote branch information. It also warns when results may be incomplete because the open pull request limit was reached.
Documentation
Updated the ADR workflow guide to describe open pull request checks and fallback behavior.
A pull request from a fork has no branch on origin; its head exists
only as refs/pull/<N>/head. The claim scan of scripts/adr/next-free.sh
read `git ls-remote --heads` alone, so it never saw ADR files in fork
pull requests. Two open fork pull requests (#3329, #3341) both hold
ADR-3402, and a claim on this repository handed out 3402 again while
both were open.
In claim mode the allocator now asks gh for the head commits of open
pull requests and feeds them into the existing branch-tip scan (one
fetch, one ls-tree per commit). It names the repository with
`gh pr list -R <origin URL>`: without it gh prefers a remote named
upstream, which on this fork is Netflix/vmaf. Closed and merged pull
requests are not scanned. When gh is missing, there is no origin
remote, or gh fails, the allocator prints a warning on stderr and
scans branches only. Query mode is unchanged.
Tests: a planted fork head reachable only as refs/pull/1/head, with a
gh stub that lists it only when given -R and the origin URL (fails on
the old script with 0602, passes with 0701; dropping -R fails it
again), gh exiting 1, no gh on PATH, and an empty pull request list.
The other allocator suites get a gh stub so no test reaches the
network.
Unit: vmafx-adr-allocator-open-pr-heads
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
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In claim mode, the ADR allocator queries open pull request head commits and adds valid head SHAs to the remote scan. It fetches branch tips and PR heads separately, then scans both sets for ADR numbers. If the PR scan is unavailable or incomplete, it warns and continues with branch scanning where possible.
Changes: ADR claim scan
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Summary
Query open pull request heads scripts/adr/next-free.sh
The allocator queries open PR head SHAs with gh, using VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO when set or the origin URL otherwise. It validates SHAs and warns when scanning is unavailable, fails, or reaches the 1,000-head limit.
Fetch and scan remote commits scripts/adr/next-free.sh
The remote scan deduplicates PR heads and branch tips, fetches them separately, retries PR heads individually after a batch failure, and scans the fetched commits for ADR numbers.
Tests cover PR-head scanning, query failures, empty results, scan limits, fetch failures, and repository selection. Test setup supplies gh stubs. The documentation and changelog describe the scan and fallback.
sequenceDiagram
participant Allocator as ADR claim allocator
participant GH as gh CLI
participant RemoteScan as Remote ADR scan
Allocator->>GH: Query open PR head SHAs for selected repository
GH-->>Allocator: Return head SHAs or query failure
Allocator->>RemoteScan: Add valid PR head SHAs to scan input
RemoteScan-->>Allocator: Return ADR numbers found in scanned commits
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Possibly related PRs
VMAFx/vmafx#3236: Both changes fetch open pull request head commits for ADR collision scanning. This PR also adds per-SHA retries after a batch fetch failure.
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 0e40f
The ADR allocator now also scans open pull request heads, including fork PRs, and falls back to branch-only scanning with a warning if gh is unavailable or fails. The earlier temporary-file cleanup concern no longer applies, and no concrete merge-blocking risk remains.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 0e40f
The change improves collision detection, but an unreviewed fork PR can force allocations outside the identifier format recognized by subsequent scans. The demonstrated impact is limited to developer ADR bookkeeping; fetched content is not executed.
Retained concerns
Low · security · inferred: Unreviewed fork filenames now control the allocation high-water mark. When an open, fetchable fork PR contains docs/adr/9999-example.md, the allocator persists a five-digit reservation starting at 10000. Subsequent local scans ignore five-digit ADRs, stubs and claim pointers; repeated claims depend on exclusive-create retries and can exhaust their bounded retry window. The numeric-domain mismatch predates this PR, but fork authors without origin-branch push access can now trigger it without merging changes. SHA validation and the PR-count limit do not constrain this filename-derived authority.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — A contributor able to open a fork PR can influence ADR claims made by developers querying that repository while the head is listed and fetchable. The demonstrated affected assets are allocator identifiers, local claim pointers and ADR stubs, including reservations shared by linked worktrees.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — The namespace-manipulation path is fork-controlled ADR filename, accepted PR head, fixed-path tree scan, numeric high-water mark, then persistent claim. A 9999 filename yields 10000 without an identifier-domain check. The four-digit local collectors subsequently omit that reservation, weakening bookkeeping and allowing repeated claims to exhaust the retry window.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The new boundary accepts data from open PRs rather than only origin branches. SHA validation and quoted, origin-targeted Git operations preserve the data-versus-command boundary. They do not distinguish an authorized reservation from an arbitrary four-digit filename in an unreviewed head.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Exclusive claim-file creation still prevents reuse of an existing claim filename, including a five-digit one. The release implementation can explicitly remove such a claim when its stub is present. These recovery controls limit damage, but do not restore automatic visibility in the four-digit collectors.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Separate unreviewed collision hints from authority to advance the allocation high-water mark, and use one consistent identifier domain across selection, persistence, collection and recovery.
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Pull Request Overview
⚠️Resolve issues before merging
The pull-request scan is incomplete when more than 1,000 open pull requests exist, so ADR collisions remain possible. This should be addressed before merging.
Several edge-case tests remain missing, including no-origin fallback, query-mode isolation, and exclusion of closed or merged pull requests.
Test suggestions
An open fork pull request head containing an ADR causes the allocator to choose a higher number.
The GitHub CLI is invoked with the origin repository URL.
GitHub CLI failure produces a warning and falls back successfully.
Missing GitHub CLI produces a warning and falls back successfully.
An empty pull request result produces no warning.
No origin remote produces a warning and branch-only fallback.
Query mode does not invoke the pull request scan.
Closed or merged pull requests are excluded.
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Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. No origin remote produces a warning and branch-only fallback.
2. Query mode does not invoke the pull request scan.
3. Closed or merged pull requests are excluded.
Create the PR commit in a separate origin and assert that its SHA is absent from the allocator repository before --claim. Then assert the expected number. The current fixture can pass when the collector’s fetch fails because the commit is already local.
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Review comment at @scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh around lines
322 - 329:
Update the fork-PR fixture in this test to create the PR commit in a separate
origin rather than in FAKE_REPO. Before invoking --claim, verify SHA_FORK is
absent from the allocator repository, then assert the expected allocated number
so the test detects a failed collector fetch.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @scripts/adr/next-free.sh:
- Around line 518-537: Add script-wide tracking and cleanup for the temporary
error file created in the open-PR scan, registering cleanup for EXIT, INT, and
TERM so early exits do not leave it in $TMPDIR. Integrate this with the existing
lock cleanup and early-release behavior without changing lock ownership or
release semantics.
---
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Review comments at @scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh:
- Around line 322-329: Update the fork-PR fixture in this test to create the PR
commit in a separate origin rather than in FAKE_REPO. Before invoking --claim,
verify SHA_FORK is absent from the allocator repository, then assert the
expected allocated number so the test detects a failed collector fetch.
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Two review findings on the open pull request scan in
scripts/adr/next-free.sh. The gh query is capped at 1000 heads, and
a full page was treated as a complete scan, so a repository with more
open pull requests could hand out a taken number without a word. The
gh stderr also went to a mktemp file that an early exit left behind.
The cap is now a named constant. When gh returns exactly that many
valid head commits, the allocator prints an incomplete-scan warning
on stderr. gh stderr is captured with the output (2>&1), so no temp
file exists; only 40- to 64-digit hex lines count as heads, and the
failure path still reports the captured text as the reason.
Tests: 1000 heads warn (9), 999 do not (10), and one head plus a
stray stderr line with TMPDIR pointing at a missing directory still
claims a number and never creates it (11). The old script fails 9b
and 11a. Test 6 now checks the reason text. docs/development/
adr-workflow.md names the bound.
Unit: vmafx-3375-adr-allocator-threads-r2
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
Extend claim-mode remote scanning to collect open pull-request head SHAs, fetch them separately from branch tips with per-head retries, and include their ADR trees while preserving branch results if a PR head is unavailable.
scripts/adr/next-free.sh L253-308, L321-365, L583-623 (+4 small edits)
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Add a changelog entry announcing open pull-request head scanning and its fallback behavior.
Add remote-aware tests for fork PR heads, GitHub CLI fallback and limits, independent fetch failures, repository selection, and edge cases.
scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh L14-22, L73-79, L319-792 (+1 small edits)
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Hey - I've found 10 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="scripts/adr/next-free.sh"line_range="249" />
<code_context>
+# Query GitHub CLI for head commit SHAs of open pull requests in the given repository.
+_collect_open_pr_heads() {
+ local repo="$1"
+ gh pr list -R "${repo}" --state open --limit 1000 --json headRefOid --jq '.[].headRefOid'
+}
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Omitted PR ADRs get reused**
When the origin has more than 1,000 open pull requests and an omitted PR holds an ADR number not found in scanned refs, `gh pr list --limit 1000` returns a truncated list, and `_collect_open_pr_heads` treats it as complete; the allocator misses ADRs in later PR heads and can claim an occupied number without warning.
Paginate the open-PR query and avoid treating an incomplete result as a complete scan.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="scripts/adr/next-free.sh"line_range="520" />
<code_context>
+ else
+_gh_err_file="$(mktemp)"
+_gh_shas=""
+ if _gh_shas="$(_collect_open_pr_heads "${_origin_url}" 2>"${_gh_err_file}")"; then
+ while IFS= read -r _sha; do+ if [[ "${_sha}" =~ ^[0-9a-fA-F]{40,64}$ ]]; then
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Scans the contributor fork**
When a contributor runs the allocator in a clone where `origin` is their personal fork and `upstream` is the repository receiving their PR, `_collect_open_pr_heads` queries the contributor’s `origin` repository, not the base repository that receives their PR. Open ADRs in the base repository are therefore missed, so the allocator can still hand out a colliding number.
Query the PR target repository rather than assuming it is `origin`, for example by making the target repository configurable and documenting how to set it.
Also at `docs/development/adr-workflow.md:151`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="scripts/adr/next-free.sh"line_range="512" />
<code_context>
REMOTE_OFFLINE=1
fi
+if [ "${REMOTE_OFFLINE}" -eq 0 ]; then
+ if ! command -v gh >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+ printf 'WARNING: open pull request heads not scanned (gh not found on PATH); fork pull request ADR numbers may collide.\n' >&2
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Open PR ADRs go unscanned**
When git fetch or `ls-remote` fails while `gh` can still reach the repository, `REMOTE_OFFLINE` prevents the open-PR query from running, so the claim can reuse a number held only by an open PR; the general remote-scan warning does not say the PR scan was skipped.
Run the GitHub PR scan independently of `REMOTE_OFFLINE` and report specifically when that scan is skipped or incomplete.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="scripts/adr/next-free.sh"line_range="249" />
<code_context>
+# Query GitHub CLI for head commit SHAs of open pull requests in the given repository.
+_collect_open_pr_heads() {
+ local repo="$1"
+ gh pr list -R "${repo}" --state open --limit 1000 --json headRefOid --jq '.[].headRefOid'
+}
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**New pull requests evade the scan**
When a different actor opens or updates a pull request after `gh pr list` returns but before this claim is made, `ls_remote_out` remains the earlier snapshot, and the lock-time re-collection reads local files, `origin/master`, and claim side-pointers—not GitHub again—so the allocator can claim a number held by a pull request opened or updated after the query.
Recheck PR heads as close to the claim as practical, and document or enforce coordination for PR creation because a scan cannot atomically synchronize with GitHub.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="scripts/adr/next-free.sh"line_range="523" />
<code_context>
+ if _gh_shas="$(_collect_open_pr_heads "${_origin_url}" 2>"${_gh_err_file}")"; then
+ while IFS= read -r _sha; do+ if [[ "${_sha}" =~ ^[0-9a-fA-F]{40,64}$ ]]; then+ if [ -n "${ls_remote_out}" ]; then+ ls_remote_out+=$'\n'"${_sha}"$'\trefs/pull/open/head'+ else
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Branch ADRs disappear from scan**
When a PR head becomes unavailable after the GitHub query but before the combined fetch, `_collect_remote_branch_numbers` batches the PR SHA with branch SHAs, so `git fetch` fails and the tree scan misses otherwise-fetchable branch-tip ADRs; the suppressed warning leaves `--claim` able to reuse an occupied number without explaining the incomplete scan.
Fetch branch tips independently of volatile PR heads and report or safely handle an unavailable PR head without discarding the branch scan.
Also at `scripts/adr/next-free.sh:524-526`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 6
<locationpath="scripts/adr/next-free.sh"line_range="518" />
<code_context>
+ elif ! _origin_url="$(git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null)" || [ -z "${_origin_url}" ]; then
+ printf 'WARNING: open pull request heads not scanned (no origin remote); fork pull request ADR numbers may collide.\n' >&2
+ else
+_gh_err_file="$(mktemp)"
+_gh_shas=""
+ if _gh_shas="$(_collect_open_pr_heads "${_origin_url}" 2>"${_gh_err_file}")"; then
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**ADR claim aborts on temp-file failure**
When `TMPDIR` cannot create a file while `gh` is present, the `_gh_err_file` assignment fails at `mktemp`, and `set -e` exits before the PR-query fallback; the caller gets no claim even when origin branch scanning could proceed.
Handle `mktemp` failure explicitly and continue branch scanning with an appropriate warning.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 7
<locationpath="scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh"line_range="386-387" />
<code_context>
+result_t6=$(_run --claim test-gh-fail-t6 2>"${stderr_t6}") || echo "note: _run exited non-zero" >&2
+GIT_COMMON_T6="$(_git_common_dir)"
+
+if printf '%s' "${result_t6}" | grep -qE '^[0-9]{4}$'; then
+_pass "test 6a: gh failure still returns 4-digit number: ${result_t6}"
+else
+_fail "test 6a: gh failure returned invalid output: '${result_t6}'"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Wrong fallback number passes**
When the fallback returns a four-digit number other than 0602, the format-only checks in tests 6a, 7a, and 8a pass if the fallback returns `0001`, even though the fixture’s master contains ADRs 0600 and 0601 and the expected next number is 0602. A fallback that ignores those ADRs therefore passes.
Assert the expected next number, 0602, in each fallback/empty-list case.
Also at `scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh:421-422`, `scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh:453-454`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 8
<locationpath="scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh"line_range="359-360" />
<code_context>
+_STUBS_T5=("${FAKE_REPO}/docs/adr/${result_t5}-test-fork-pr.md.stub")
+GIT_COMMON_T5="$(_git_common_dir)"
+
+if [ -n "${result_t5}" ] && [ "$((10#${result_t5}))" -gt 700 ]; then
+_pass "test 5: fork PR head with ADR 0700 → allocator returns number above 0700: ${result_t5}"
+else
+_fail "test 5: expected number above 0700, got '${result_t5}'"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Off-by-one PR result passes**
When the allocator returns 0702 for the planted 0700 PR head, test 5’s `> 700` condition at line 359 passes for 0702, although its stated expected result is 0701. An allocator that skips an extra number after finding the PR’s 0700 ADR therefore passes.
Assert that the result is exactly 0701.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 9
<locationpath="scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh"line_range="343-350" />
<code_context>
+ fi
+ prev="\${arg}"
+done
+if [ "\$1" = "pr" ] && [ "\$2" = "list" ]; then
+ if [ "\${has_repo}" -eq 1 ]; then
+ printf '%s\n' "${SHA_FORK}"
+ else
+ printf '%s\n' "dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd"
+ fi
+ exit 0
+fi
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Incorrect GitHub query passes**
When the GitHub query uses the wrong PR state or head field, test 5’s `gh` stub checks only `pr list` and the repository URL, then prints the planted SHA regardless of the requested state or fields. A production call requesting closed PRs or a different JSON field therefore still passes the open-PR collision test.
Have the stub reject calls that do not include the expected open-state and head-SHA options.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 10
<locationpath="scripts/adr/tests/test-next-free-remote-aware.sh"line_range="427-432" />
<code_context>
+_fail "test 7a: missing gh returned invalid output: '${result_t7}'"
+fi
+
+if grep -q "WARNING: open pull request heads not scanned" "${stderr_t7}" &&
+ grep -q "fork pull request ADR numbers may collide" "${stderr_t7}"; then
+_pass "test 7b: missing gh prints expected WARNING on stderr"
+else
+_fail "test 7b: expected WARNING on stderr, got: $(cat "${stderr_t7}")"
+fi
+
+rm -f "${FAKE_REPO}/docs/adr/${result_t7}-test-no-gh-t7.md.stub"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Missing CLI reason passes**
When the missing-`gh` warning omits its reason but retains those two substrings, test 7b checks only the generic warning prefix and collision warning suffix, so a warning with no explanation still passes despite the test’s stated expectation of a reason.
Assert that the warning includes the missing-`gh` reason.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 10 findings to address first, and the gh results can change which ADR number the allocator returns, and that number may then be committed in an ADR filename. A wrong allocation can leave a gap or a duplicate to reconcile; reverting stops the new scan but does not undo filenames already committed.
Blocking findings: scripts/adr/next-free.sh:249, scripts/adr/next-free.sh:520, scripts/adr/next-free.sh:512, scripts/adr/next-free.sh:249, scripts/adr/next-free.sh:523, and 5 more
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- Around line 515-549: Update the combined fetch flow that consumes
ls_remote_out so a failure retries origin branch tips without the PR-head refs;
preserve the _collect_open_pr_heads results and include them whenever their
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One unavailable pull request head made the single combined fetch fail,
so the branch tips were not cached either and their ADR numbers were
dropped. Branch tips and pull request heads now fetch separately; a
failed pull request batch retries each head alone and warns per head.
Contributors whose origin is a personal fork can set VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO
so the pull request list comes from the target repository. The
offline warning now says pull request heads were not scanned, and the
script header and workflow page state that a pull request opened after
the scan is not seen.
The remote-aware tests now assert exact numbers (0701, 0602), use a
gh stub that refuses calls without --state open and --json headRefOid,
check the full gh-missing reason, and cover the split fetch and the
override with positive, negative and boundary cases.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
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Summary
scripts/adr/next-free.sh --claimnow also scans the heads of open pull requests, so it no longer hands out an ADR number that a fork pull request already holds. A fork pull request has no branch on origin; its head lives only atrefs/pull/<N>/head, whichgit ls-remote --headsnever lists. Two open fork pull requests (#3329, #3341) both hold ADR-3402, and a claim on this repository handed out 3402 again while both were open.The allocator asks
gh pr list -R <origin URL> --state openfor the head commits and feeds them into the existing branch-tip scan, with onels-treeper commit. Branch tips and pull request heads are fetched in separate calls, so a pull request head that vanished after the list cannot drop the branch-tip numbers; when the head batch fails, each head is retried alone and each head that still fails prints its own warning. The-Rmatters: without it gh prefers a remote namedupstream, and on this fork that is Netflix/vmaf (measured with gh 2.103.3). Closed and merged pull requests are not scanned. Query mode is unchanged.A contributor whose origin is a personal fork sets
VMAF_ADR_PR_REPO=VMAFx/vmafx, so the list comes from this repository instead of the fork; the heads still resolve through the fork's origin, because GitHub serves a parent-repository commit from a fork URL (measured: a depth-1 fetch of a commit that exists only on a VMAFx/vmafx branch, from a fork URL, exited 0).There is no silent fallback. When gh is missing, there is no origin remote, or gh fails, the allocator prints a
WARNING: open pull request heads not scanned (<reason>)line on stderr and scans branches only. An empty pull request list prints nothing.Type
fix— bug fixbuild/ci— tooling / infraChecklist
git commit -s; fix a branch withgit rebase --signoff origin/master). See DCO sign-off.make format && make lintis green locally. Touched files:shellcheck -xexit 0,shfmt -d -i 2 -ciexit 0,bash -nexit 0.python3 scripts/ci/run_meson_test.py -- -C build. The Meson suite does not cover this script; the shell suites below cover it./cross-backend-diffand the worst ULP is ≤ 2. No SIMD or GPU path touched..c/.cpp/.cu/.h/.hpp, it has the appropriate license header (seeCONTRIBUTING.md). No C or C++ file added.!orBREAKING CHANGE:and the migration path is documented below. Not a breaking change.docs/adr/_index_fragments/<NNNN-slug>.mdand nothing else is touched for the index: do not editdocs/adr/README.md,docs/adr/by-tag/,docs/adr/titles.mdor_order.txt(rendered when pull requests land bymake docs-render; see ADR-2197; the render-only pull request of ADR-3295 is the one exception). No ADR added.Bug-status hygiene (ADR-0165)
docs/development/adr-workflow.md.Netflix golden-data gate (ADR-0024)
assertAlmostEqual(...)score in the Netflix golden Python tests, except by porting Netflix's own updated assertion verbatim from upstream (value and places as upstream has them, measured against the fork's CPU build first; ADR-1828).Cross-backend numerical results
No numerical path touched.
Deep-dive deliverables (ADR-0108)
AGENTS.mdinvariant note — no rebase-sensitive invariants: the allocator is fork-only and not shared with upstream.changelog.d/fixed/adr-allocator-open-pr-heads.md.Reproducer
The five suites run 49 cases with 0 failures, using a fake origin and a
ghstub; no test reaches the network.The new cases in
test-next-free-remote-aware.sh:docs/adr/0700-fork.mdreachable only asrefs/pull/1/head. Theghstub lists it only when called with-Rand the fake origin URL; otherwise it lists a commit that does not exist, like gh listing another repository. The claim returns 0701.ghexits 1, and noghon PATH. Both print the warning with the reason, and the claim still succeeds from branches and master.WARNING: open pull request heads scan incomplete (1000-head limit reached); with 999 heads it prints nothing. The cap is the named constant_OPEN_PR_HEAD_LIMIT, becausegh pr listhas no paging flag beyond--limit.VMAF_ADR_PR_REPOreachesgh -R(positive), that an unset value falls back to the origin URL (negative), and that an empty value does the same (boundary).0701and0602exactly, the test 5 stub refuses any call without--state openand--json headRefOid(test 5b proves the refusal), and test 7b matches the wholegh not found on PATHwarning.ghstderr is captured with its output (2>&1), so the scan creates nomktempfile. Test 11 setsTMPDIRto a missing directory and has the stub print one head plus a stray stderr line; the claim returns 0801 and the directory is never created.Planted case and mutants:
masterbefore this change (no pull request scan)0602-R)06020701-R "${repo}"removed from_collect_open_pr_heads0602Second-round mutants, each run against
test-next-free-remote-aware.sh: restoring the single combined fetch fails 12b and 12c; ignoringVMAF_ADR_PR_REPOfails 13a (got '0602'); allocating one number too high fails 5a (expected 0701, got '0702') and the other exact-number cases.The script before the review round fails test 9b (no incomplete-scan warning) and test 11a (
mktempfails underset -ewith a missingTMPDIR, so no number is printed).gh pr list -Raccepts both origin URL forms in use:https://github.com/VMAFx/vmafx.gitandgit@github.com:VMAFx/vmafx.giteach list VMAFx/vmafx pull requests.Known follow-ups
.github/workflows/rule-enforcement.yml(lines 623 to 822) scans open pull request heads inline. Now that the allocator does the same, the guard should call the script instead, so one implementation remains.gh pr listreturns. No scan can close that race; the exclusive claim file and the pushed stub are the coordination, as the script header anddocs/development/adr-workflow.mdstate.scripts/adr/README.mddoes not yet describe the open pull request scan orVMAF_ADR_PR_REPO;docs/development/adr-workflow.mddoes.Summary by Sourcery
Update the ADR number allocator to account for open pull request heads when claiming numbers, preventing collisions with ADRs held by forked pull requests.
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