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…nch (#3096) ## Summary `check_file` and `comment_wrap_findings` in `.github/actions/prose-gate/prose_lint.py` compared the suffix to `.md` case-sensitively at each Markdown-only branch, while `syntax_for` lowercases it. A file named `NOTES.MD` therefore had its comments extracted as Markdown and then skipped `dead-path`, `sentence-split`, `sentence-length`, `semicolon`, `dash`, and quote-stripping, and drew `comment-case` on an unpunctuated HTML comment `NOTES.md` is exempt from. A new `is_markdown(path)` reads the suffix in any case, and every Markdown suffix test in the file now calls it, the two broken functions and the three sites that already lowercased (`is_instruction_text`, `comment_added_findings`, `issue_ref_findings`), so no later site can drift back to a case-sensitive comparison. The now-redundant `elif path.suffix.lower() != ".md"` in the `sentence-length` branch becomes a plain `else`. ## Tests - `TestAnUppercaseMarkdownSuffixIsMarkdown` runs a constructed case per Markdown-only branch against both `notes.md` and `NOTES.MD`, including `<!-- group header -->` drawing no `comment-case` and a quoted duplicate inside an HTML comment that quote-stripping exempts. - `TestDeadPath.test_an_uppercase_markdown_suffix_is_judged_for_dead_paths` pins the `dead-path` branch. - With the fix reverted, 9 of the new subtests fail. The full `test_prose_lint` suite passes with it. Closes on promotion: #2804 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Markdown lint checks now apply consistently to files with uppercase or mixed-case `.md` extensions. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - Replace `directory: "/"` with `directories: ["/", "/.github/actions/*"]` on both `github-actions` entries (main and develop) in `.github/dependabot.yml`, so Dependabot scans each composite action under `.github/actions/` as well as `.github/workflows`. - Make the same change in `catalog/snippets/configs/dependabot.yml`, with a note that a repository carrying its own composite actions under `.github/actions` keeps the second glob. GitHub's Dependabot options reference states that `/` for GitHub Actions searches `/.github/workflows` and a root `action.yml`, and that `directories` supports the `*` wildcard. The lagging composite-action pins are left for Dependabot to raise once this lands. The snippet adds two comment lines, so this pull request carries the `comments` label. Closes on promotion: #2852 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - In `.github/workflows/validate-task.yml`, a declared pip directory now runs the ruff its venv installs, as `.venv/bin/python -m ruff`, in both the "Lint Python step" and the "Check Python formatting step". It falls back to `uvx ruff@latest` only where the venv lacks ruff. - The pyright arm of the "Type check Python step" does the same: `"$venv_python" -m pyright --pythonpath "$venv_python"` where the venv installs pyright, else `uvx pyright@latest --pythonpath "$venv_python"`. This matches the existing mypy branch's `find_spec` test. - A uv directory, a lint-only directory, and an undeclared root keep their current calls. The "Sync Python dependencies step" already builds the venv for every declared pip directory before the lint steps run. - `tests/test_release_guards.py`: the stub venv interpreter now answers `find_spec` per module. A new test covers both ruff steps across declared pip with and without venv ruff, undeclared pip, lint-only, and uv. Two new type-check cases cover the pyright arm. - Docs: the python-codestyle skill (SKILL.md and `references/profiles.md`), `docs/reusable-workflows.md`, and the VS Code tasks snippet's comment now state the precedence. Three long sentences on the edited `docs/reusable-workflows.md` line were split. The workflow and test changes add or edit comment lines, so this pull request carries the `comments` label. ## Findings from the local passes The findings listed for the first two pushes are fixed in 2e8fb46, 4129684, 769ab96, b31ea6c, and 1debbcc. The Dependabot snippet's missing `pip` ecosystem is pre-existing and filed as #3101. The pass over 1debbcc raised three more. Each has an outcome here: 1. `style`, declined. The pyright probe in the "Type check Python step" repeats the mypy probe with another module name, and the two could share one `sys.argv` probe. No existing helper does this job, and the two ruff steps are separate `run:` scripts that cannot share one. Merging the pair would rewrite the pre-existing mypy probe for no behavior change. 2. `style`, declined. The workflow comment "It falls back to uvx only where the venv holds none." states the fallback condition. #2850 asks for the precedence to be documented, and the venv-first, uvx-second order is that precedence. 3. Declined on evidence. The reviewer counted 26 whitespace tokens in the pre-commit header's first new sentence, or 24 with its code span as one word. `prose_lint.py --check sentence-length` over the branch diff reports no violation at 1debbcc. Closes on promotion: #2850 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Chores** * Python linting and type checking now use tools installed in declared pip environments when available, with fallback tools used otherwise. UV-managed projects continue to use their locked tools. * Editor guidance now notes that Pyright versions may differ between the editor and command-line or CI checks. * **Documentation** * Updated Python setup guidance to clarify which tool versions are used for declared and undeclared directories. * **Tests** * Expanded coverage for tool selection across pip and UV project setups. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - `catalog/snippets/configs/dependabot.yml`: add a dual-targeted `pip` pair, one entry for `main` and one for `develop`, in the same shape as the `uv` pair. It is commented as kept only by a repo with a pip-form Python directory, a `requirements*.txt` with no `uv.lock`, and carries the same `ruff`/`pyright`/`mypy` exclude-patterns as the `uv` entries. Its placeholder directory is `/PythonProject`, kept apart from the lint-only Scripts profile's vocabulary. - `spec/project-types.json`: widen the `python.scripts.uvx` assert's build-profile clause so it names the pip form beside the uv form. The pip form takes a tool's version from the `requirements*.txt` that Dependabot's pip ecosystem bumps, where a directory declared in `python-directories` installs that tool into its `.venv`. The audit side, `spec/audit.py` cross-checking a `pip` ecosystem, stays with #2286. This change adds comment lines to a config snippet, which the issue asks for, so it carries the `comments` label. ## Local review findings - `introduced`: `.github/dependabot.yml:6` describes the snippet as "covering nuget and uv", which no longer lists everything it covers. The sibling list at `spec/project-types.json` `setup.dependabot.ecosystems` ("nuget/uv/npm") has the same gap. The edit budget for the opening push was spent. **Fixed in 59f8b99**, which names pip in both lists. Closes on promotion: #3101 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - A `spec/files.json` baseline entry may declare `alternatives`, other paths the tool reading the file accepts it at. The `codecov.yml` entry names `.codecov.yml`, which Codecov also reads at the repository root. - `spec/audit.py` reads the declared path first and each alternative only while nothing is found (`read_baseline_file`). A repo holding only `.codecov.yml` passes the file-presence check, one holding neither gets one LETTER naming both paths, and the intent staleness advisory is read at the path the file was found at (`baseline_file_findings`). - `spec/validate.py` (`alternatives_errors`) refuses a list off the schema's shape, alternatives on anything but a whole-file presence or intent entry, alternatives on a path a second baseline entry also names, and an alternative that is itself a declared path. - `spec/fidelity_honesty.py` reads a downstream copy at the same paths through the shared helpers, and `contents_text` is now the one contents decoder in the files this touches. - WORKFLOW.md D1.6, `spec/fidelity-model.md`, `spec/type-model.md`, and the Python coverage check in `spec/project-types.json` name `.codecov.yml`. The skill copies of WORKFLOW.md section 4 are regenerated. ## Verification - `spec/audit.py --selftest`: new cases cover the declared path only, the alternative only (present, staleness read at the alternative), both (declared wins), and neither (one LETTER naming both). Reverting `found` to `path` in `baseline_file_findings` fails the alternative case. - `tests/test_spec_validate.py` `BaselineAlternativesCase` covers the validator, including the live codecov entry. - `spec/validate.py`, the full unittest suite, ruff, mypy, `build_dist.py --check`, `prose_lint.py --diff`, markdownlint, cspell, and editorconfig-checker pass locally. ## Local review findings Each finding a local pass left open after its push's edit budget, with its outcome: - `introduced`: the `check_units` docstring said `downstream_path` is always the entry's `path`. Fixed in 2b7f211. - `introduced`: `fidelity_honesty.fetch` and `baseline_file_findings` each decoded the contents response. Fixed in 2b7f211 with the shared `contents_text`. The untouched `spec/workflow_reuse.py` copy is #3106. - `introduced`: the `alternatives_errors` docstring gave an inaccurate rationale, a broken wrap, and two long sentences. Fixed in 59e4057 by cutting it to the rules it enforces. - `introduced`: the `audit_repo` and `fidelity_pass` call sites that pass alternatives are not tested, only the helpers they call. Deferred to #3107, since it needs a fixture driving `audit_repo`'s baseline loop. - Declined: the schema-shape clauses in `alternatives_errors` read as over-hardening to one pass. `spec/validate.py` states CI runs no schema validation, so it enforces `files.schema.json`'s shape itself, which the PR review asked for. Closes on promotion: #2996 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move `spec/workflow_reuse.py` `fetch` onto `audit.contents_text`, as `spec/fidelity_honesty.py` `fetch` already is, removing its own base64 decode and the unused `base64` import. A directory listing now returns None where it previously raised. Closes on promotion: #3106 Local strict review pass: 0 findings. Spec selftest, spec validate, and the CLI usage and spec validate suites pass. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… Sites (#3111) ## Summary - `tests/test_audit.py` runs `spec/audit.py` `audit_repo` against a faked `gh`, with a constructed Python repository holding `.codecov.yml` and no `codecov.yml`. It asserts the alternative is read and that no file-presence finding names `codecov.yml` as absent. A control case holding neither asserts the one LETTER naming both paths, which shows the baseline loop ran. - `tests/test_fidelity_honesty.py` runs `spec/fidelity_honesty.py` `fidelity_pass` against a faked `gh`, with the same repository shape holding the canonical text at `.codecov.yml`. It asserts the copy lands in `match` and not in `unavailable`. - The fake raises on any read it does not expect, so a guessed answer cannot steer either run past the code under test. The hub's tracked paths and the canonical's git history are patched to empty, since both walk git and fetch the hub's origin, which a shallow CI checkout refuses. ## Verification - Reverting `alternatives.get(path, [])` to `[]` at the `audit_repo` call site fails both `test_audit` cases. Reverting `alternatives.get(down_path, [])` to `[]` at the `fidelity_pass` call site fails the `test_fidelity_honesty` case. With the argument restored, all three pass. - The three tests pass with `audit._hub_main_rev` and `audit._require_full_history` replaced by functions that raise, so no fetch or history read is reached. - `python3 spec/audit.py --selftest`, `python3 spec/validate.py`, and `python -m unittest discover -s tests` pass, and ruff format, ruff check, mypy, and the prose gate are clean. - Local strict review: two passes. The first raised three findings (two hermeticity defects and one sentence length), all fixed in db9db6b. The second raised 0. Closes on promotion: #3107 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Tests** * Expanded coverage for repository audits when configuration files use an alternative filename. * Verified audits read the alternative file without reporting it missing, preserve the canonical path during fidelity comparisons, and report absence when neither filename is present. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - Adds `catalog/snippets/workflows/test-pull-request-smoke.yml`, the release-with-smoke `test-pull-request.yml` caller, pinned to `6c88850128629bb449fd73c7fbf82968c6cd1557 # 2.0.587`, the release the `publish-release.yml` snippet pins. At that tag `build-release-task.yml` declares every input the smoke job passes and defaults each `enable_*` input true, as the stub's comment says. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` "Adopting the Gates" links the snippet, and its stub block is now that snippet byte for byte, so the `@<hub-main-commit-sha> # <release-tag>` placeholder pins are gone from it. The Stage 2 snippet item is ticked. The wrapped `base_ref`/`ref_name` comment is split to one sentence per line in both copies. - `catalog/snippets/workflows/README.md` lists the snippet, and no longer names "Adopting the Gates" as holding stub shapes without one. - `tests/test_release_guards.py` adds a test holding the doc block and the snippet byte-identical, sharing a `yaml_blocks` helper with the existing `publish-release.yml` check. Placeholders in the other shapes (the `validate` input fragments, the pure-function and type-specific stubs) are unchanged, since the issue asks only for this shape's snippet. The new snippet's comments are moved verbatim from the doc stub, so this pull request carries the `comments` label. Closes on promotion: #2854 ## Local review findings listed at opening The local strict review's two-round edit budget was spent on the opening push, so these two went to this pull request's review loop. Both are now closed: - `introduced`, design: `yaml_blocks` used a regex rather than `fenced_blocks`. **Fixed in 587f53a**, which builds it on `fenced_blocks` and names `docs/reusable-workflows.md` in that scanner's docstring. - `introduced`, design: the new test's `assertNotIn("<hub-main-commit-sha>", stub)` overlapped the repo gate's `sha-pin` check. **Fixed in 587f53a**, which drops it. ## Test plan - `python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p test_release_guards.py`: 27 tests OK. Changing the snippet's pin comment or `smoke: true` fails the new test. - `scripts/prose_lint.py --diff origin/develop` with comments allowed, `scripts/repo_gate.py` (sha-pin resolved 8 pins), `spec/validate.py`, `spec/workflow_reuse.py --selftest`, `scripts/build_dist.py --check`, ruff, mypy: clean. - `scripts/docker_lint.py` markdownlint, cspell, editorconfig-checker, actionlint: clean. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary The Actions runner reads a stdout or stderr line as a workflow command in two ways, and a tracked name or a file's own text could reach either one through the output of both doc gates. - **The current form** opens on `::` once the runner trims leading whitespace, so the indent in front of a `repo_gate.py` finding gives no protection. - **The legacy form** is `##[` anywhere in the line. The runner's `ActionCommand.TryParse` finds it with `IndexOf` and still runs it when a registered command name follows up to `]`. The issue did not name this form, and it is fixed here as well. ## Changes - `repo_gate.py`'s `printable()` now spells the colon opening such a line as `\x3a`, and the bracket of each `##[` as `\x5b`. That matches how it already spells each control character. Every finding and note passes through it, so no call site changed. - `prose_lint.py` gains the same `printable()`, control escaping included, and applies it to every line carrying a path or file text. That covers the finding line, `--list-files`, the scope note, the summary's per-file lines, the filesystem-walk warning, and the error lines that quote paths or the diff base. The finding line opened on the raw tracked name with no indent, so a name opening on `::` forged a command there directly. A name holding a newline also printed raw, which let it start a line of its own. - The prose gate's composite action echoed each line of the tracked `.github/prose-gate-excludes` raw, before `prose_lint.py` ran. A fork controls that file, so an exclusion holding `##[`, or a carriage return followed by `::`, forged a command there. The echo now spells the bracket as `\x5b` and a carriage return as `\x0d`. - `tests/runner_commands.py` models which lines the runner would pass to a command parser. It follows the runner's two parsers rather than the gates' own escaping. Both gates' tests use it, through `printable()` and through a real run over tracked names built to forge each form. The run covers the finding lines, `--summary`, `--list-files`, and a name the scope note prints on stderr. A parity test keeps the two gates' `printable()` copies equal, since each gate is fetched downstream as one file and cannot import the other. ## Design choice The issue left a choice: neutralize the printed lines, or wrap the findings in a `::stop-commands::` block with a random token. This change neutralizes the lines, for three reasons: - Neutralizing covers the legacy `##[` form along with the `::` form, in a single helper each gate already routes its output through. - The output stays deterministic, so a test can check it without a runner, and a local run shows no token lines. - A `stop-commands` block depends on its resume line being printed. A gate killed mid-run would leave command processing off for the rest of the step, and that includes the composite action's own `::error::` lines. ## Verification - The new tests fail with the two neutralizing lines removed from both gates (14 failures). Removing a single call site also fails a test: the finding line's, the `--summary` line's, or the `--list-files` line's `printable()`, or either substitution in the action's echo. - `python3 -m unittest discover -s tests` passes with 2867 tests and 7 skipped. ruff format, ruff check, and mypy are clean, as are `prose_lint.py --diff origin/develop`, `repo_gate.py`, and `spec/validate.py`. - actionlint, run through `scripts/docker_lint.py`, is clean. - The local strict review ran three rounds. Round 1 found the action's echo and the untested output modes. Round 2 found the carriage-return route. Round 3 raised no findings. ## Follow-up - #3115 moves the release-guard tests' inline command check onto `tests/runner_commands.py`. That check misses a command line led by whitespace. Closes on promotion: #1874 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Text in validation messages and file paths that resembles workflow commands is now displayed safely rather than being interpreted as a command by the automation runner. * Control characters and invalid text are escaped in output to prevent unexpected line breaks or command-like behavior. Validation results and outcomes remain unchanged. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
…mands (#3118) ## Summary - `tests/test_audit.py` runs `spec/audit.py` `audit_repo` against a faked `gh`, with a constructed Python repository holding `.codecov.yml` and no `codecov.yml`. It asserts the alternative is read and that no file-presence finding names `codecov.yml` as absent. A control case holding neither asserts the one LETTER naming both paths, which shows the baseline loop ran. - `tests/test_fidelity_honesty.py` runs `spec/fidelity_honesty.py` `fidelity_pass` against a faked `gh`, with the same repository shape holding the canonical text at `.codecov.yml`. It asserts the copy lands in `match` and not in `unavailable`. - The fake raises on any read it does not expect, so a guessed answer cannot steer either run past the code under test. The hub's tracked paths and the canonical's git history are patched to empty, since both walk git and fetch the hub's origin, which a shallow CI checkout refuses. ## Verification - Reverting `alternatives.get(path, [])` to `[]` at the `audit_repo` call site fails both `test_audit` cases. Reverting `alternatives.get(down_path, [])` to `[]` at the `fidelity_pass` call site fails the `test_fidelity_honesty` case. With the argument restored, all three pass. - The three tests pass with `audit._hub_main_rev` and `audit._require_full_history` replaced by functions that raise, so no fetch or history read is reached. - `python3 spec/audit.py --selftest`, `python3 spec/validate.py`, and `python -m unittest discover -s tests` pass, and ruff format, ruff check, mypy, and the prose gate are clean. - Local strict review: two passes. The first raised three findings (two hermeticity defects and one sentence length), all fixed in db9db6b. The second raised 0. Closes on promotion: #3107 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…3120) ## Summary States the subprocess encoding rule where a fleet carrier reads Python style: every text-mode `subprocess` call names its `encoding`, and what a byte outside that encoding is worth is a per-call `errors` decision, the strict default deciding it by raising. `CODESTYLE.md`'s Python section is a pointer to the `python-codestyle` Skill, so the rule goes under "Patterns to avoid" in `.agents/skills/python-codestyle/references/code-style.md`, which the pointer's scope sketch already names. The pointer itself needs no change. The rule carries its reason: below Python 3.15, outside UTF-8 Mode, an unnamed encoding falls to the locale encoding, usually UTF-8 on Linux and the ANSI code page on Windows, so a child writing UTF-8 is misread or rejected on any non-UTF-8 host, and no static check in the ruff, pyright, or mypy toolchain looks for the omission. The call names the encoding its child uses on that pipe, in both directions. It states the rule rather than this repository's own test, since a carrier gets the rule and not the mechanism. The generated distributions are regenerated with `scripts/build_dist.py`. ## Verification - `python3 scripts/build_dist.py --check`: current. - `python3 scripts/prose_lint.py --diff <merge-base>`, with and without `--check sentence-length`: clean. - `python3 scripts/docker_lint.py` for markdownlint, cspell, and editorconfig-checker: 0 issues. - `python3 spec/validate.py`: OK. - `local-strict-review`: round 1 raised 3 findings (a sentence over the length limit, the reason unbounded by UTF-8 Mode and Python 3.15, and an "only guard" claim that did not follow), all fixed in 9dbef04. Round 2 raised none. CodeRabbit's locale finding was fixed in 1974fa9, and the passes after it raised two more (a misread tied to the host rather than the child, and a rule covering only the read direction), fixed in e0af782 and 11691d4. The final pass, on 11691d4, raised none. Closes on promotion: #1578 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary Fixes the two live findings of #1416. - **Item 1.** `docs/pr-reviewer-reference.md` named the hub-only `.agents/skills/pr-review-conduct/SKILL.md` path as the home of a rule "carried into repositories that hold no copy of this file". The carried tree is the generated `.github/skills`, so the sentence now names the `pr-review-conduct` skill without a path, the form `AGENTS.md` uses for hub-local skill paths. Its sentence and the paragraph's first sentence are split, since the sentence-length check flagged both on the edited line. - **Item 2.** The `pr-review-conduct` frontmatter description said "when a reviewer looks missing or skipped". The review is what gets skipped, so it now reads "when a review looks missing or skipped". The section body no longer carries the wrong noun, so only the description changes. - **Item 3 is already fixed on develop.** The skip-notice bullet already says to comment "the reviewer's documented review command", which ties the trigger to the reviewer that posted the notice, so it is left unchanged. The generated `.github/skills` and `.claude-plugin` trees are regenerated with `scripts/build_dist.py`. Closes on promotion: #1416 ## Verification - `python3 scripts/build_dist.py --check`: current. - `prose_lint.py --diff <merge-base>`, with and without `--check sentence-length`: clean. - `docker_lint.py` for markdownlint and editorconfig-checker: 0 issues. - `repo_gate.py`: 0 issues. `spec/validate.py`: OK. `tests/test_build_dist.py`: 89 passed. - `local-strict-review`: round 1 raised no review findings, and its sentence-length run flagged two sentences on the edited line, split in cfa05b3. Round 2 raised none. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
## Summary - `build-docker-task.yml`'s `docker-build-base` job now runs the same "Require Docker Hub credentials" and "Login to Docker Hub" steps the `build-docker` job carries, ahead of the caller's hook. A composite action cannot read `secrets`, so before this a hook asked to push its base image had no credentials to push with. - The hook now also receives `branch` and `platforms`, the platform list the core builds the product images for, so a base build matches them rather than inferring them from `push`. The selection moves from the `build-docker` job's `env` to workflow-level `env`, so both jobs read one value. The handoff named `branch` and `smoke`, the issue offered either those or the resolved platforms, and the local review pass found `smoke` would make each hook re-derive a selection the file header says is decided once here. A composite action also reads that boolean as a string, so a hook copying the core's expression would never select multi-arch. - `docs/reusable-workflows.md` "The Docker Family" states the hook contract: the login before the hook, the four inputs it receives, and that the hook sets up its own QEMU and Buildx for a multi-arch list. - A caller hook declaring only `push` and `ref` gets a runner "Unexpected input(s)" warning until it declares the two new inputs, and the run does not fail. A live Docker Hub push cannot be exercised from a local session, so verification is actionlint, markdownlint, editorconfig-checker, the prose and repo gates, `spec/validate.py`, and the unittest suite. Closes on promotion: #1892 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Chores** * Standardized platform selection across Docker build jobs: eligible main builds target both AMD64 and ARM64, while other builds target AMD64. * Docker Hub credentials are validated before login, and base-image builds receive the selected branch and platform information. * **Documentation** * Clarified Docker Hub login requirements and the information and build setup available to multi-image build hooks. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reconciles the hub's records for VSCode-Server-DotNetCore after its resync, each change checked against the live `main` of that repository. - Deletes the stale `driftNotes` entry in `registry/repos.json`, since `main` calls the hub's `publish-docker-readme-task.yml` and keeps no local copy. - Ticks the Stage 3 `get-version-task.yml`, Stage 4 "vanilla Docker only", and Stage 5 `publish-docker-readme-task.yml` items in `docs/reusable-workflows.md`, and drops a `delete-branch: true` qualifier from the merge-bot item that `main` does not set. - Regenerates `reports/workflow-reuse.md`. - Rewrites `reports/vscode-server-dotnetcore/audit.md` from a `spec/audit.py` run at hub `ddaeefb4` against `main`, 0 defect, letter, or error findings. Local strict review: two rounds, all findings fixed. Closes on promotion: #1899 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary `scripts/pr_review.py` read CodeRabbit's rate limit only from the auto-review notice's `auto-generated comment: rate limited by <service> -->` marker. An explicit `@coderabbitai review` that CodeRabbit cannot run comes back in a second shape, an `auto-generated reply` marker over an `Action not completed` block saying `Review rate limited.`. That shape never matched. On a repository where CodeRabbit never auto-reviews, it is the only rate limit the digest can meet, so `other_rate_limited` read the same for "asked and limited" as for "never asked". - `RATE_LIMITED_REPLY` reads the reply shape from its markers and the block's fixed text alone, never the prose around them. - `rate_limited_by` checks the existing marker first, then the reply shape. The reply's marker says `CodeRabbit` rather than `coderabbit.ai`, so `RATE_LIMIT_SERVICE` names the service by login. That gives the same `other_rate_limited=coderabbitai:coderabbit.ai` reading as the auto-review notice. A login missing from that map stays unread. - Tests in `tests/test_pr_review.py` cover these cases, all built from constructed comment bodies: - the reply shape reading as rate limited, both through `rate_limited_by` and through the digest field - the auto-review marker reading as before - an ordinary CodeRabbit summary marker, and two near misses, reading as not rate limited - an unmapped login's reply staying unread With the reply branch disabled, the new tests fail. The issue's side question, whether a limit with no stated retry time should read differently from one with a countdown, is out of scope here, and that reading is unchanged. Closes on promotion: #1425 ## Local review findings from the opening push The pre-push pass's edit budget was spent on the opening push. It left these `introduced` findings open. Each is fixed in 243f674, and the pass over that push raised none: - `introduced`: scripts/pr_review.py, three `#` comments near `RATE_LIMITED` and in `digest` still describe one marker shape and service names taken from the marker. - `introduced`: scripts/pr_review.py, in the `rate_limited_by` docstring, "both observed shapes ride a plain PR comment" is given as the reason for reading both connections, which it does not support. - `introduced`: tests/test_pr_review.py, a test docstring says the reply "names no service", which contradicts the code docstring. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Rate-limit notices in CodeRabbit’s automatic review replies are now recognized alongside existing notices. * Digest comments now reflect the latest rate-limit notices from tracked reviewers, including supported automatic replies. Replies from unrecognized reviewer accounts are not attributed to a service. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…aders (#3130) ## Summary `bootstrap.ps1 -Agents ALL` took the `all` keyword because PowerShell's `-contains` ignores case, while `bootstrap.sh --agents ALL` passed `ALL` through and `install-agents.sh` refused it as an unknown tool. The Windows side now matches Linux: the keyword check in `bootstrap.ps1` uses `-ccontains`, and the tool-name comparisons in `install-agents.ps1` (`Get-Tool`, `Resolve-Selection`) use `-ceq`, `-cnotcontains` and `-ccontains`, so only lowercase `all` is the keyword and a tool name in another case is refused. ## Behavior of `ALL` on Windows after the change `bootstrap.ps1 -Agents ALL` hands `-Install ALL` to `install-agents.ps1`, which refuses it with `Unknown tool "ALL"`, the same refusal Linux gives. `-Agents Herdr` is refused the same way instead of being accepted. ## Tests - `tests/test_bootstrap.py`: `ALL` and `All` hand off as tool names on both the bash and the PowerShell loaders. - `tests/test_install_agents.py`: `Herdr` is refused as unknown on both sides. - Reverting the PowerShell change makes the PowerShell handoff test and the `-Report Herdr` refusal fail, and the change restores them. - Run: `tests/test_bootstrap.py` and `tests/test_install_agents.py` pass (171 tests, 5 skipped Windows-only), with PowerShell tests run under Linux pwsh, not Windows. The local review pass ran on the first commit, and the second commit only tightened the new tests to compare the whole step list, per its findings. Filed from the review: #3129 (a dash-prefixed `-Agents` name binds `-All` on both platforms, pre-existing). ## Windows-native check still owed Not run on Windows. For the maintainer, from a hub checkout in pwsh: ```powershell ./host-setup/bootstrap.ps1 -Agents ALL -DryRun # expect: Unknown tool "ALL" ./host-setup/bootstrap.ps1 -Agents all -DryRun # expect: -Install -All, every tool named ``` Closes #3065 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary Fixes #3137. A `bootstrap.ps1` run typed at an interactive pwsh prompt runs inside the caller's own process, so the lock stream `Lock-Directory` opened was left for the process to release and outlived the run. The next run in that session was refused the lock, with an error blaming "another bootstrap run". - `Unlock-Directory` disposes `$script:LOCK` and clears it. - `main`'s `finally` calls it after the cleanup, as `try { Invoke-Cleanup } finally { Unlock-Directory }`, so the cleanup still runs under the lock and the release happens even if the cleanup throws. - `die`'s path is covered by the same `finally`, since PowerShell runs a `finally` on `exit` from inside a function (checked under pwsh 7.6 and Windows PowerShell 5.1). Every `exit` before `Lock-Directory` holds no lock. - The stale `$LOCK` comment ("lasts until this process ends") is removed. `bootstrap.sh` takes its flock in its own process and is unaffected. ## Test `test_a_run_ending_inside_its_callers_process_releases_the_directory_lock` drives two runs in one pwsh process through a driver script, the first through the loader's own `main` ending in `die`, the second taking `Lock-Directory` in the same mode. It fails against the pre-fix loader with the issue's "Could not lock" error, and passes with the fix. The harness's extracted function list gains `Unlock-Directory` and `main`. Verified on Windows: `test_bootstrap` and `test_cli_usage` pass, PSScriptAnalyzer and ruff are clean, and the local strict review pass is recorded at the head. ## Comments This carries the `comments` label for the two new comment lines above `Unlock-Directory` and the one in `main`'s `finally`, each stating a reason the code alone does not show. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary The write guard found a gh write by matching `gh <command> <subcommand>` as adjacent text. It read a target only from `-R`, `--repo`, and their attached forms. That left six holes in one class, each a gh write whose target or subcommand it misread. This change gives the guard one reading in place of six local patches. - **The subcommand is found the way cobra finds it** (`_gh_path`). The reading goes past each flag before the command and before the subcommand, and an unknown flag takes the next word as its value. A write is then looked up in one table, `_GH_WRITE_SUBS`, which the old text pattern is now built from. This closes the misses where a repo flag sits before the command (#3093) or between `pr` and its subcommand (#3080). It also reads `gh pr --squash 5 merge "$(...)"` as the merge it is, and `gh --hostname github.com api -X POST ...` as the `gh api` call it is. - **An `R` in a short-option cluster is read as a target**, as pflag reads `-dR x` as `-d -R x` (#3067). Each cluster is read by the value options its own subcommand defines, so `-BRelease/2.0` stays a base branch. - **`GH_REPO` is a target** (#3089). It is read through the `_command_prefix`, `_export_assignments`, and `_wrapper_env_assignments` primitives the git readings use. A prefix reaches only the gh word it prefixes, an `export` reaches only the gh words after it, and a repo flag on the argv overrides it, as gh reads it. - **A run-time repository owner on a write fails closed** (#3079). That covers `--repo "$T"`, `GH_REPO="$T"`, and `repos/$O/...`. A literal owner, as in `--repo "example/$R"`, is compared as usual, since the owner is all rule 3 compares. A read naming a run-time repository, and heredoc data, are left alone. - **A run-time word where `pr` or `merge` goes may be a merge** (#3069). It fails closed beside a literal `--admin`, or where word splitting may split it, as in `gh pr $S 5`. So does a run-time command word before `pr merge`, as in `G=gh; $G pr merge` or `$(which gh) pr merge`, and a run-time word read before `pr merge`, as in `gh $REPO_ARGS pr merge 5`. A quoted single word in exactly the `pr` or `merge` slot, with no `--admin`, is read as the one word it is. gh's reading was checked live with read-only calls on gh 2.102. An unknown flag before a subcommand takes the next word, as `gh pr --json number view 1` runs `view`. `--help` is the only boolean inherited at the `pr` level. `--` ends the subcommand search. ## Differential develop's guard and this branch's `classify` were run over 1,821 constructed commands. Origin was `example/repo`, with empty branch rules, no aliases, and no config. The commands cover gh writes and reads, including `pr merge`, `create`, `comment`, `edit`, `view`, `list`, `diff`, `checks`, `issue` writes and reads, `release`, `label`, and `api` reads and mutations. Each carries repo flags in every position and spelling, clusters, `GH_REPO` prefixes, exports, `env` forms, run-time words in every position, heredocs, and wrappers. 461 verdicts flip, every one explained below. | Issue | Flip | Count | Example | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | #3093 | allow -> deny | 54 | `gh -R stranger/example pr merge 5 --squash` | | #3080 | allow -> deny | 50 | `gh pr -R stranger/example merge 5 --squash` | | #3067 | allow -> deny | 30 | `gh pr merge 5 --squash -dR stranger/example` | | #3089 | allow -> deny | 135 | `GH_REPO=stranger/example gh pr merge 5 --squash` | | #3079 | allow -> deny | 167 | `gh pr create --title t --body b --repo "$T"` | | #3069 | allow -> deny | 21 | `gh pr $S 5 --admin` | | gh's own reading | deny -> allow | 4 | `gh --foo pr merge 5 "$X"` | The #3093 row counts one wrapper case and two `api` writes whose flags precede `api`. One case in the #3089 row is a known over-deny, listed under Remaining Findings below. Two reads flip to deny, each the #3069 shape. In `for s in view diff; do gh pr $s 5; done` the unquoted `$s` where the subcommand goes may split into `merge --admin`. In `gh pr "$s" "$PR"` the `$PR` beside a possible merge may be `--admin`. The deny says how to write each out. `gh pr "$s" 5` and every common read with a run-time number, such as `gh api repos/example/repo/pulls/$N` and `gh pr view $PR`, stay allowed. The four deny-to-allow flips are each a command gh itself refuses. develop read them as merges because it took the first word after `pr`'s flags as the subcommand. - `gh --foo pr merge 5 "$X"`: `--foo` takes `pr` as its value, so gh fails with an unknown command, `merge`. - `gh pr --squash merge 5 "$X"` and `gh pr -d merge 5 "$X"`: the flag takes `merge` as its value, so `5` is an unknown command. - `gh pr -- merge 5 "$X"`: `--` ends the search, so gh fails with an unknown command. ## Tests `_GH_PATH_CASES` adds 55 `classify` cases, origin `example/repo`, 32 expecting a deny and 23 an allow. - With the fix reverted to develop's guard, 33 of them fail. Four of those are the allow cases pinning the shapes gh refuses, which develop denied. - 16 more each fail on the branch commit before the review fix they pin, while develop passes them. They cover a run-time name under a literal owner, `GH_REPO` scoping, heredoc data, the merge slot, cluster value letters, and common reads with an unquoted run-time endpoint word. Some are denies develop already gave that an earlier branch commit lost, such as `gh $REPO_ARGS pr merge 5 $MERGE_FLAGS`. - The other 6 are allow cases on reads and arguments, guard rails that pass everywhere. Gates run locally on the final commit: ruff check and format, mypy, the unittest suite, `spec/audit.py --selftest`, `spec/workflow_reuse.py --selftest`, `gh-write-guard.py --selftest`, `test_install.py`, `build_dist.py --check`, `canonical_review.py status`, `repo_gate.py`, both prose invocations and the diff-scoped one, the jq sweep, `spec/validate.py`, and `docker_lint.py`. ## Local Review Seven frontier passes ran, each recorded: three before the opening push, three before the first fix push, and one before the second. Every `introduced` finding is fixed, declined, or filed below. Declined with reasons: - **Mid-cluster `R` and `-dR=` forms**, flagged as over-hardening. #3067 lists `-sdRstranger/example` itself. - **A literal `GH_REPO` on a read compared across the whole command.** This matches develop's reading of a literal `-R` on a read. - **The comment naming `_is_gh_write` for `gh api` handling.** `_is_gh_write` still reaches it, through `_gh_argv_is_write`. - **A run-time target with no resolvable origin.** Requirement 3 states it does not fire without an origin, for a literal target as much as a run-time one. - **The argv built per `$` token.** It costs about a second at 1,500 variables, far past any agent command. - **A possible write through a quoted run-time subcommand reaching rule 1**, as `gh pr "$S" 5 2>/dev/null` does. Reading a possible write as a write is the design, and the `_is_gh_write` docstring states it. Filed as `introduced` rather than fixed here, each a low-realism edge of a new reading: - #3144: a `GH_REPO` reaching one wrapper is read in every wrapper body, so `bash -c 'gh issue comment 5 --body hi'; GH_REPO=stranger/example bash -c 'gh pr view 5'` is denied. - #3145: the merge deny message omits a quoted run-time word where gh itself goes from its allowed shapes, `gh api`'s older `:owner` placeholder is unread, and a `[HOST/]OWNER/REPO` value is split at its first slash, as develop already does for `--repo`. Filed as gaps develop already has: #3131, #3132, #3133, #3134, #3136. The new cluster reader is noted on #3071 as a site for its shared primitive. Closes #3093 Closes #3080 Closes #3067 Closes #3089 Closes #3079 Closes #3069 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Unresolved critical and moderate findings remain, including GH_REPO handling and baseline alternative resolution.
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What changed in this PR
Promotes safety, bootstrap, workflow, audit, tooling, documentation, and generated-skill updates to main.
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ghwrite-target parsing and Windows bootstrap behavior. - Adds Codecov alternatives, pip tooling support, Dependabot coverage, and Docker authentication.
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GH_REPOin write-target checks. - P1 moderate (3 votes): treat directory responses as absent baselines and continue to alternatives.
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WORKFLOW.md |
Documents .codecov.yml support. |
tests/test_spec_validate.py |
Tests alternatives validation. |
tests/test_repo_gate.py |
Tests workflow-command escaping. |
tests/test_release_guards.py |
Extends workflow and tool checks. |
tests/test_prose_lint.py |
Tests Markdown suffixes and safe output. |
tests/test_pr_review.py |
Tests CodeRabbit rate-limit replies. |
tests/test_install_agents.py |
Tests Windows tool matching. |
tests/test_fidelity_honesty.py |
Tests alternative-file reads. |
tests/test_bootstrap.py |
Tests lock release and agent matching. |
tests/test_audit.py |
Tests audit alternative wiring. |
tests/runner_commands.py |
Adds workflow-command test helpers. |
spec/workflow_reuse.py |
Reuses shared content decoding. |
spec/validate.py |
Validates baseline alternatives. |
spec/type-model.md |
Documents Codecov alternatives. |
spec/project-types.json |
Updates Python and ecosystem contracts. |
spec/files.schema.json |
Adds alternatives schema support. |
spec/files.json |
Declares .codecov.yml as an alternative. |
spec/fidelity-model.md |
Defines alternative-file fidelity. |
spec/fidelity_honesty.py |
Reads alternative paths. |
spec/audit.py |
Audits alternatives and shared content decoding. |
scripts/pr_review.py |
Reads CodeRabbit reply rate limits. |
reports/workflow-reuse.md |
Refreshes workflow reuse data. |
registry/repos.json |
Reconciles repository drift. |
host-setup/windows/install-agents.ps1 |
Enforces case-sensitive tool matching. |
host-setup/bootstrap.ps1 |
Releases interactive bootstrap locks. |
host-setup/agent-safety/README.md |
Documents guard behavior. |
host-setup/agent-safety/claude/README.md |
Documents Claude guard behavior. |
docs/reusable-workflows.md |
Documents Docker hooks and smoke snippets. |
docs/pr-reviewer-reference.md |
Clarifies reviewer behavior. |
catalog/snippets/workflows/test-pull-request-smoke.yml |
Adds the smoke caller snippet. |
catalog/snippets/workflows/README.md |
Catalogs the smoke snippet. |
catalog/snippets/pre-commit/.pre-commit-config.yaml |
Documents pip-form tooling. |
catalog/snippets/configs/vscode-tasks-python.json |
Documents Python task adaptations. |
catalog/snippets/configs/dependabot.yml |
Adds Actions and pip ecosystems. |
.github/workflows/validate-task.yml |
Prefers declared pip virtual-environment tools. |
.github/workflows/build-docker-task.yml |
Adds Docker base-image authentication and inputs. |
.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md |
Updates workflow guarantees. |
.github/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md |
Updates Python tool guidance. |
.github/skills/python-codestyle/references/profiles.md |
Updates Python profiles. |
.github/skills/python-codestyle/references/code-style.md |
Adds subprocess encoding guidance. |
.github/skills/pr-review-conduct/SKILL.md |
Corrects reviewer wording. |
.github/dependabot.yml |
Tracks composite action pins. |
.github/actions/repo-gate/repo_gate.py |
Escapes workflow-command-shaped output. |
.github/actions/prose-gate/prose_lint.py |
Handles uppercase Markdown and safe output. |
.github/actions/prose-gate/action.yml |
Escapes unsafe exclusion output. |
.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md |
Updates generated workflow guarantees. |
.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md |
Updates generated Python guidance. |
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