Resync the Carried Instruction Set and Fleet Content with the Hub - #334
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Re-vendor every drifted verbatim section and carried file against the hub at 1fe2537, carry the fleet Skills tree for the first time, and delete the local copies of the repository-configuration payloads and secret registry the hub now hosts. Audit run 2026-09-01T22:04:44Z, hub 1fe2537, target main@5f66d25. - AGENTS.md "Where the Rules Live" and GOVERNANCE.md "Durable Knowledge and Self-Improvement", "Repository Boundaries and Write Safety", "Verification Discipline", and "Workflow YAML Conventions" re-vendored; every declared verbatim section now byte-matches the hub. - .github/copilot-instructions.md replaced its superseded hand-rolled GraphQL runbook with the current one, and gained the "Reviewing Carried Fleet Content" section and the "Disproved Claims" shape with an empty ledger, since this repository has proved nothing of its own yet. - AUDIT.md re-carried, so it reads the hub's payloads rather than the local copies this change deletes. - .github/skills/ carried, 37 files, digest matching the hub declaration. - host-tools.json added, declaring the .NET SDK 10.0 floor over the fleet set. - .markdownlint-cli2.jsonc, .editorconfig, and .gitattributes converged, both editorconfig files keeping their LanguageData/** byte-preservation rules. - .husky/pre-commit gained the shellcheck disable the fleet snippet carries, so the documented local lint path passes. - WORKFLOW.md and README.md references repointed off the deleted paths. Verified: build clean with zero warnings, 310/310 tests, the full Docker doc-lint set, the prose gate diff-scoped against develop, all three repo-gate checks, and the host gate.
Three findings from the local strict review pass over this branch. - GOVERNANCE.md "Repository Layout" is intent fidelity and so this repo's own inventory, and it named neither AUDIT.md, which README.md now points readers to, nor the two paths this change adds. Add AUDIT.md, .github/skills/, and host-tools.json. - test-pull-request.yml's aggregator comment sent a reader renaming the ruleset-bound job to repo-config/ruleset-*.json, a glob that matched nothing even before this change deleted the directory, so the rename would have read as needing no ruleset update and silently broken required-check enforcement. - host-tools.json's dotnet entry claimed the probe reads the SDK the --repo tree resolves and that the newest installed SDK wins. The gate runs the probe in its own working directory, and dotnet --version reports whatever global.json selects, so state that instead.
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🟡 Changes recommended
The newly carried workflow-ci-contract skill mandates set -Eeuo pipefail while this repo’s existing workflows (and WORKFLOW.md) consistently use set -euo pipefail, creating an immediate contract mismatch for future workflow edits.
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Pull request overview
Resyncs LanguageTags’ carried instruction set and fleet content to the hub baseline, removing now-retired local repository-configuration payloads and bringing in the fleet Skills tree so future automation/review guidance is available in-repo.
Changes:
- Updates workflow and repository documentation to reference hub-hosted ruleset/config payloads instead of the deleted local
repo-config/andspec/secrets.json. - Adds a repo-local
host-tools.jsonoverlay declaring the required .NET SDK floor. - Carries the fleet
.github/skills/tree into this repo for the first time and aligns small config/prose details (.editorconfig,.gitattributes, markdownlint config, Husky hook comment).
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| WORKFLOW.md | Updates documentation to reference hub-hosted ruleset/config payloads instead of local repo-config/. |
| README.md | Repoints repo-setup guidance to AUDIT.md (since repo-config/ is retired). |
| host-tools.json | Adds repo-specific host tool floor for dotnet (minimum 10.0). |
| AGENTS.md | Updates the “Where the Rules Live” mapping and local-strict-review explanation text. |
| .markdownlint-cli2.jsonc | Minor comment wording/capitalization tweaks. |
| .husky/pre-commit | Adds a ShellCheck disable for Husky’s generated source file. |
| .github/workflows/test-pull-request.yml | Updates the comment describing the ruleset-bound required check context source. |
| .gitattributes | Comment wording tweak; preserves LF/CRLF and LanguageData byte-preservation rules. |
| .editorconfig | Clarifies comments and preserves line-ending and LanguageData byte-preservation policy. |
| spec/secrets.json | Deletes the retired local secret registry (hub now hosts it). |
| repo-config/settings.json | Deletes retired local repo-settings payload. |
| repo-config/README.md | Deletes retired local repo-config documentation. |
| repo-config/main.json | Deletes retired local main ruleset payload. |
| repo-config/develop.json | Deletes retired local develop ruleset payload. |
| repo-config/configure.sh | Deletes retired local configuration apply/check script. |
| .github/skills/add-host-tool/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill documentation for managed host tool changes. |
| .github/skills/agent-conduct/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill documentation for verification/assumption discipline. |
| .github/skills/audit-a-repo/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill documentation for hub-driven audits. |
| .github/skills/carried-instruction-file-guard/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill to prevent overwriting repo-local instruction content. |
| .github/skills/code-review/SKILL.md | Carries fleet PR review skill and coverage requirements. |
| .github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/SKILL.md | Carries fleet Markdown/prose conventions skill. |
| .github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/carried-doc-references.md | Adds reference guidance for carried-doc coordination references. |
| .github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/line-endings.md | Adds reference guidance for repo line-ending policy. |
| .github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/markdown-links.md | Adds reference guidance for reference-style Markdown links. |
| .github/skills/copilot-instructions-keeper/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill for maintaining .github/copilot-instructions.md. |
| .github/skills/dotnet-codestyle/SKILL.md | Carries fleet .NET coding conventions skill. |
| .github/skills/dotnet-codestyle/references/conventions.md | Adds .NET conventions reference. |
| .github/skills/dotnet-codestyle/references/project-config.md | Adds .NET project-config reference. |
| .github/skills/dotnet-codestyle/references/testing.md | Adds .NET testing reference. |
| .github/skills/drive-pr/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill for driving PRs through review loops. |
| .github/skills/fleet-conformance-check/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill for in-repo conformance checks vs hub. |
| .github/skills/git-commit-conventions/SKILL.md | Carries fleet git commit rules skill. |
| .github/skills/git-commit-conventions/references/history-rewrite.md | Adds history rewrite re-identification reference. |
| .github/skills/local-strict-review/SKILL.md | Carries fleet local strict review skill. |
| .github/skills/merge-and-release/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill for merging promotion PRs and releasing. |
| .github/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/SKILL.md | Carries fleet branching/publishing workflow-model skill. |
| .github/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/references/branch-protection-and-promotion.md | Adds promotion/protection mechanics reference. |
| .github/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/references/release-publish-mechanics.md | Adds release/publish mechanics reference. |
| .github/skills/pr-review-conduct/SKILL.md | Carries fleet PR review-loop and merge-gate skill. |
| .github/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md | Carries fleet Python coding conventions skill. |
| .github/skills/python-codestyle/references/code-style.md | Adds Python code-style reference. |
| .github/skills/python-codestyle/references/profiles.md | Adds Python profile-selection reference. |
| .github/skills/python-codestyle/references/testing.md | Adds Python testing conventions reference. |
| .github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.md | Carries fleet worktree isolation skill. |
| .github/skills/resync-a-repo/SKILL.md | Carries fleet resync procedure skill. |
| .github/skills/shell-codestyle/SKILL.md | Carries fleet shell scripting conventions skill. |
| .github/skills/skill-lifecycle/SKILL.md | Carries fleet skill lifecycle and distribution rules. |
| .github/skills/standup-a-repo/SKILL.md | Carries fleet repo standup procedure skill. |
| .github/skills/upstream-contribution-workflow/SKILL.md | Carries fleet upstream contribution workflow skill. |
| .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Carries fleet workflow CI contract skill (YAML contract and sharp-edge rules). |
| .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md | Adds condensed D-guarantees reference. |
| .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/test-methodology.md | Adds workflow testing methodology reference. |
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…verride Two audit findings that both come down to content sitting in the wrong file, plus the .gitignore gap a local review pass exposed while checking them. AGENTS.md carried "Key Public API" and "Library API Conventions", which the hub's section model declares undeclared sections and routes to ARCHITECTURE.md as a code repo's design and public-API destination. Add ARCHITECTURE.md in the shape the fleet's other NuGet library already uses, Projects plus Public API Conventions, and drop both sections from AGENTS.md, which now carries only the three declared verbatim sections. The intro paragraph routes to the new file, since the routing table itself is verbatim hub content. GOVERNANCE.md "Repository Layout" and OPERATIONS.md's logging pointer follow it. Writing that file against the source corrected four claims the old sections carried: UnM49Data was missing from the public-surface list although it ships the same Create/FromDataAsync/FromJsonAsync surface as its three siblings, the codegen tool refreshes four registries rather than three, factory-only construction is a rule about LanguageTag rather than every public type since ExtensionTag and PrivateUseTag deliberately ship public constructors, and ImmutableArray is a rule about a tag's own collections since LanguageLookup.Overrides is deliberately a mutable IList. The root .editorconfig relaxed every analyzer repo-wide with dotnet_analyzer_diagnostic.severity = suggestion, which the hub's own .editorconfig does not carry and its comment forbids. The only diagnostic that line was actually muting is xUnit1051, so scope it to the test project's own .editorconfig alongside the CA1707 and CA1515 overrides already there, and drop the blanket relaxation. Every other analyzer is now live again. .gitignore excluded .artifacts but not the coverage output, which WORKFLOW.md D1.6 requires precisely so a blanket add cannot stage it. Add coverage/ and *.cobertura.xml. Verified: build clean with zero warnings, 310/310 tests, the full Docker doc-lint set, the prose gate diff-scoped against develop, and all three repo-gate checks.
The hub promoted ProjectTemplate#1179 while this branch was in flight, which closed ProjectTemplate#1120 by declaring GOVERNANCE.md "Running the Linters Locally (Known-Working Invocations)" hub-only rather than carried. That is the opposite of what an earlier reading of this branch assumed, so re-measure and follow the hub's answer. - Delete this repo's copy of that section. It clears both findings it caused, the undeclared-section advisory and the carried template-reference finding, since every ProjectTemplate mention outside a verbatim section sat inside it. - Re-vendor AGENTS.md "Where the Rules Live" and GOVERNANCE.md "Durable Knowledge and Self-Improvement", both advanced by the same promotion. - Carry CODESTYLE.md, whose two pointers at that section and one link definition would otherwise dangle. This repo's own cspell-scope paragraph, which the hub has never carried, is preserved through the carry. - Repoint the two remaining pointers, in GOVERNANCE.md "Repository Layout" and OPERATIONS.md, at the hub-only section rather than at a local heading. - Reindent version.json to the four spaces this repo's own .editorconfig declares. Its version value stays this repo's own.
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It introduces/retains template-repo (“hub”) coordination references in carried docs/comments and adds a new Markdown doc that does not follow the required reference-link style.
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The pointer edit in the previous commit pulled a pre-existing line into the prose gate's diff scope, where its five semicolons are findings. Split each into two sentences or a comma.
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In @.github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/markdown-links.md:
- Line 34: Rename the reference label in
.github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/markdown-links.md at lines 34-34
from markdownlint-cli2 to markdownlint-cli2-link and update its usages. In
.github/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md at lines 47-51, rename latest-link to
hatchling-link and docs-link to pytest-link, updating both references and their
definitions.
In @.github/skills/merge-and-release/SKILL.md:
- Around line 91-93: Update the run-correlation logic around headSha and
workflow_dispatch results to identify only a unique run created after dispatch
within the defined time window; do not treat older or concurrent runs with
different headSha values as ref movement. If exactly one matching dispatch
cannot be identified, report ambiguity and stop rather than declaring a ref race
or ordinary absent run; reserve the ref-changed report for a uniquely correlated
run whose headSha differs from the expected tip.
In
@.github/skills/operational-vs-release-workflow/references/branch-protection-and-promotion.md:
- Around line 36-38: Update the EOL-conflict resolution guidance around the
stage-2/stage-3 comparison and git checkout --theirs instruction to use a
directional superset check that fails when stage 2 contains deletions or
unrelated changes absent from develop. Require explicit patch inspection before
choosing develop’s version when that check does not prove safety, so main-only
content is never discarded.
In @.github/skills/pr-review-conduct/SKILL.md:
- Line 107: Update the post-merge cleanup instruction following the authorized
merge to resolve and use the repository’s configured base branch instead of
hard-coding develop, while preserving the existing worktree and task-branch
cleanup requirements.
In @.github/skills/python-codestyle/references/code-style.md:
- Line 52: Update the installer filename references in the codestyle
documentation and skill-lifecycle SKILL.md to use one canonical supported
filename consistently; list both names only if both installer scripts are
actually supported.
In @.github/skills/shell-codestyle/SKILL.md:
- Line 41: Update the shell-codestyle guidance for set -Eeuo pipefail: require a
Bash shebang before recommending it, and specify set -eu for scripts using an sh
shebang to maintain POSIX compatibility.
In @.github/skills/standup-a-repo/SKILL.md:
- Around line 41-42: Update the standup procedure’s host_gate.py invocation to
pass the target checkout via its --repo argument, ensuring the target’s
host-tools.json overlay and required tool versions are evaluated.
In @.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/test-methodology.md:
- Line 19: Align the S12 and S13 scenario references in the methodology with the
definitions in WORKFLOW.md, using S12 for a lint failure and S13 for a
version.json floor bump; also update Section 6 to describe repository
configuration rather than per-project-type walkthroughs, unless the skill is
explicitly made conditional on a different WORKFLOW.md.
In @.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md:
- Line 36: Update the publish-trigger contract to match WORKFLOW 5B:
shipped-input pushes to both main and develop publish automatically, manual
dispatch is supported on both branches, and no scheduled publish exists. Apply
the corresponding trigger-description changes in
.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md:36,
.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/d-guarantees.md:31, and
.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/references/test-methodology.md:14.
In `@AUDIT.md`:
- Line 28: In AUDIT.md, update the wording near the repository bootstrap
guidance to use the US spelling “afterward” instead of “afterwards,” keeping the
surrounding audit instructions unchanged.
- Around line 109-113: Update the audit flow around the dependabot_content and
github_paths gh api calls to treat 404 responses for missing
.github/dependabot.yml or .github as expected findings, allowing the audit to
report the missing declaration and continue checking .devcontainer. Preserve
termination for authentication, transport, and other unexpected API failures.
In `@GOVERNANCE.md`:
- Line 220: Update the concurrency exception summaries in GOVERNANCE.md (line
220) and .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md (line 25) to include
run-periodic-codegen-pull-request.yml as the third exception, documenting its
global workflow-level concurrency group and cancel-in-progress: true behavior.
Ensure both entries describe the daily codegen workflow consistently with the
existing exception details.
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The carried AUDIT.md content still includes direct template-repo references/URLs that conflict with the repo’s own “no coordination references” rule for carried docs and can be unusable for contributors without hub access.
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AUDIT.md:3
- AUDIT.md is a carried file, but this introductory line uses reference links that ultimately point into the template repo (e.g.
[repos],[spec],[repo-config]). That violates the repo’s own documented rule that carried AUDIT.md must not reference the template repo (see.github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/carried-doc-references.md) and will also 404 for readers without hub access.
Rewrite this sentence to avoid template-repo links (use plain code spans and “from a hub checkout” wording instead).
AUDIT.md:197
- These reference definitions link directly to
https://github.com/ptr727/ProjectTemplate/...inside carried AUDIT.md. The repo’s own rule for carried docs forbids template-repo references (see.github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/carried-doc-references.md), and these links can also be dead for contributors without hub access.
Replace these with non-link text + “from a hub checkout” instructions, and keep only references that resolve within this repo.
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Copilot finding on PR #334. ARCHITECTURE.md is not one of the four files the reference-style rule exempts, which are AGENTS.md, GOVERNANCE.md, OPERATIONS.md, and .github/copilot-instructions.md, so it takes reference-style links and a grouped definition block alphabetized by reference name.
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40-49: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSeparate Bash rules from POSIX
shrules.The target list includes scripts with an
shshebang, but this policy requires Bash-only features such as-EandBASH_SOURCE. A POSIXshscript can fail before its first command or fail to resolve its resources. Require a Bash shebang for these rules and define separate POSIX-compatible rules forsh.#!/usr/bin/env bashforshellin sh dash;doprintf'%s: '"$shell""$shell" -c 'set -Eeuo pipefail; printf "%s\n" "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}"'2>&1||truedoneAlso applies to: 53-55
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In @.github/skills/dotnet-codestyle/SKILL.md:
- Around line 100-102: Update the Husky.Net coverage statement near the CI lint
guidance to match the repository contract: state that the hook runs only
CSharpier and dotnet format style, and remove the claim that it covers shared
documentation gates. Do not change the hook configuration or other contracts.
In @.github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.md:
- Around line 183-186: Update the worktree recovery guidance around the “branch
already checked out” handling to forbid switching any unowned checkout, even
when its tree is clean. Require identifying the checkout owner and proceed only
when it is confirmed to be the base clone or explicitly abandoned; otherwise
stop without changing its branch.
In @.github/skills/resync-a-repo/SKILL.md:
- Around line 39-44: Update the resync procedure around the hub and target
worktree creation to explicitly base the hub worktree on origin/main and the
target worktree on origin/develop. Preserve the existing isolated-worktree
requirement and ensure these refs are passed when invoking the repo-worktree
process.
In `@OPERATIONS.md`:
- Line 39: Update the zero-file lint guidance in the “Linting tools”
documentation to state: “If a local result reports zero checked files, it
scanned nothing. Ignore that result.”
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In @.github/skills/shell-codestyle/SKILL.md:
- Around line 40-49: Revise the shell policy so the `set -Eeuo pipefail` and
`BASH_SOURCE` requirements apply only to scripts explicitly using a Bash
shebang, while defining separate POSIX-compatible requirements for scripts with
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Answering the Suppressed comments (2) block from the Copilot review on d6287a4, which opens no thread to resolve.
Both are the same claim, and carried-doc-references.md answers it in its own second exception rather than forbidding it. That exception covers "a hub-hosted tool the reader is told to run", and states the disposition outright: "Such a pointer names the hub canonical rather than this repository provenance, so it is the hub to keep resolving and never a repository to edit out or re-point at a local path." The test it gives is whether the reference is something the reader does or something that happened to this file. Every link named here is the former: AUDIT.md sections 6 and 7 tell the reader to run repo-config/configure.sh and spec/audit.py from a hub checkout, and to read registry/repos.json and spec/secrets.json as the ground truth being measured against. The proposed remedy would also break the file two ways. Re-pointing them at local paths aims them at repo-config/ and spec/secrets.json, which this PR deletes under the retire disposition in the hub spec/divergences.json precisely because the hub hosts them. Dropping the URLs leaves an instruction with no destination, which that same paragraph names as how a pointer in carried text comes to read as decorative. On the access concern: the hub is a public repository, so the links resolve for any reader who can see this one. AUDIT.md is additionally carried whole at intent fidelity, so this block is hub canonical text rather than this repo wording, and a local rewrite is drift the next carry reverts. The equivalent inline finding on AUDIT.md:195 was declined on the same evidence and resolved. Separately, that review reports "Files reviewed: 59/61 changed files". Flagging the gap rather than reading it as full coverage. |
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The carried documentation/contracts introduce at least two concrete inconsistencies (template-repo link references in carried AUDIT.md and shell strict-mode contract vs .husky/pre-commit shebang) that should be resolved before approval.
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AUDIT.md:193
- AUDIT.md includes direct links to the hub/template repository (e.g. https://github.com/ptr727/ProjectTemplate/...). That conflicts with the newly carried rule "Carried Files Carry No Coordination References" which explicitly governs the carried AUDIT.md and bans any reference to the template repo except for hub-hosted tools the reader is told to run (.github/skills/comment-and-doc-style/references/carried-doc-references.md:9-49). Please remove/replace these hub URLs (and the corresponding in-text references) with non-link plain text (e.g. code spans like
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Two comment/documentation fixes are needed to keep .gitattributes and .husky/pre-commit wording accurate and non-misleading.
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.gitattributes:5
- The comment says only “command scripts” require CRLF, but this block also explicitly pins
*.batto CRLF. Update the comment so it matches the patterns below and doesn’t suggest.batis out of scope.
.husky/pre-commit:5
- This file is
#!/bin/sh, but the comment calls it a “Bash script”. Using “shell script” (or “sh script”) here avoids implying the hook runs under bash, which matters for whypipefail/-Earen’t available.
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Both raised as suppressed findings on 25d33a9. .gitattributes said "Windows command scripts require CRLF" over a block that pins both *.bat and *.cmd, which reads as putting batch files out of scope. Restored this repository's own longer wording, which the previous commit had replaced with the shorter hub phrasing. The file is intent fidelity, so the accurate wording is the one to keep. .husky/pre-commit called itself a Bash script in the comment explaining why it cannot use the Bash strict-mode header. It is #!/bin/sh, which is the whole reason the header is set -eu, so saying Bash there undercut the explanation.
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Answering the Suppressed comments (2) block from the Copilot review on 25d33a9, which opens no thread to resolve. Both are real and both are fixed in 8dc27d8.
Correct, and it caught a regression this PR introduced rather than a pre-existing fault. This repository already had the accurate wording, "Windows batch and command scripts require CRLF", and an earlier commit here replaced it with the hub's shorter "Windows command scripts require CRLF" while converging the file.
Correct, and the wording undercut its own explanation. That comment exists to say why the hook carries One note on the framing: both were reported under "Previously missed (1) — in code that hasn't changed since the last review", but the second is in a comment this PR wrote two commits earlier, not in untouched code. |
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The updated .husky/pre-commit can continue after failing to source the generated husky.sh, so it should fail fast to avoid running in a partially-initialized state.
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.husky/pre-commit:3
- If the generated Husky helper script is missing (e.g., Husky not installed in this clone yet), the
. ".../_/husky.sh"source line will fail but the hook will continue running, becauseset -eis enabled only afterwards. Failing fast here makes the failure mode clearer and avoids running in a partially-initialized state.
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Copilot finding on 8dc27d8. The strict-mode header sits below the source line, deliberately, because husky.sh is generated code this hook does not control and -u would fail on any unset variable it reads. That left the source itself running unguarded, so a clone that has not run 'dotnet husky install' saw the source fail and the hook carry on into a partially-initialized state. Check the file explicitly rather than relying on a set -e that is not on yet, and name the two commands that fix it. Verified with dash -n and sh -n, by running the hook against a directory with no husky.sh (exits 1 with both messages), and with shellcheck and shfmt.
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Answering the Suppressed comments (1) block from the Copilot review on 8dc27d8, which opens no thread to resolve.
Real, and it is the exact hole the placement of the header opened. Rather than move the header up, which would reintroduce that problem, the file is now checked explicitly before it is sourced, and the message names the two commands that fix it: husky_sh="$(dirname "$0")/_/husky.sh"if [ !-f"$husky_sh" ];thenecho"pre-commit: $husky_sh is missing, so this clone has no Husky runtime.">&2echo"pre-commit: run 'dotnet tool restore' then 'dotnet husky install' from the repo root.">&2exit 1
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WORKFLOW.md no longer names the hub-hosted configuration script to apply rulesets/settings, making the updated “fleet configuration script” wording a dead-end for readers.
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WORKFLOW.md:689
- The updated wording says "The fleet's configuration script" but no longer names which script to run. Since this PR also deletes the local
repo-config/directory, readers need an explicit pointer to the hub-hosted script to avoid a dead-end when they need to apply settings/rulesets.
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Copilot finding on 098abb1. An earlier commit here repointed this paragraph off the deleted local repo-config/ directory but dropped the script name with it, leaving an instruction with no destination at exactly the point a reader needs one, since this PR also deletes the local copy. Naming it is what the carried-doc rule's second exception is for: a hub-hosted tool the reader is told to run states an instruction rather than a provenance, and an instruction with no destination is unfollowable.
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24-24: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the immutability contract match
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In @.husky/pre-commit:
- Around line 14-15: Update the husky.sh sourcing in the pre-commit hook to
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Answering the Suppressed comments (1) block from the Copilot review on 098abb1, which opens no thread to resolve.
Real. An earlier commit on this branch repointed the paragraph off the deleted local Naming it is also what the carried-doc rule's own second exception exists for: "a hub-hosted tool the reader is told to run" states an instruction rather than a provenance, and that same paragraph warns that an instruction with no destination "is precisely how a pointer in carried text comes to read as decorative". So this is the one shape of hub reference the rule keeps rather than bans. It now reads:
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The pre-commit hook should fail fast if sourcing the Husky runtime returns non-zero to avoid continuing in a broken hook state.
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.husky/pre-commit:15
- If sourcing the generated Husky runtime fails (e.g., partial install or a corrupted file), this hook will currently continue executing because the
.command’s exit status is not checked andset -eis only enabled afterwards. That can make a broken Husky runtime harder to notice and could let the pre-commit flow proceed in an unexpected state. Consider failing fast when. "$husky_sh"returns non-zero.
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…Zero Copilot and CodeRabbit both raised this against 2782e53, as a refinement of the existence check added in 098abb1. That check proved the file was there and said nothing about whether sourcing it worked, so a partial or corrupted install still carried on into dotnet husky run, because the source's exit status was unchecked and set -eu is only enabled afterwards. Verified all three paths by running the hook against a prepared directory: an absent husky.sh exits 1 with the install instructions, a syntactically broken one aborts the shell outright, and one that sources cleanly but returns non-zero now hits the new handler and exits 1 with its own message.
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Real, and a fair refinement of the existence check added in 098abb1: that one proved the file was there and said nothing about whether sourcing it worked, so a partial or corrupted install still carried on into if!."$husky_sh";thenecho"pre-commit: sourcing $husky_sh failed, so the Husky runtime is broken.">&2echo"pre-commit: re-run 'dotnet tool restore' then 'dotnet husky install' from the repo root.">&2exit 1
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WORKFLOW.md’s updated configuration-audit text references an apply step without a complete runnable command, which is ambiguous for readers.
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WORKFLOW.md:689
- The instruction "and
applyfor what it reports" is ambiguous because it omits the command name. A reader cannot tell whether this refers to a script subcommand or a separate step, and it makes copy/paste execution error-prone. Spell out the fullrepo-config/configure.sh apply ...command to match the precedingcheckinvocation.
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Two findings against fca1733. CodeRabbit, outside the diff range on ARCHITECTURE.md:24: the immutability bullet claimed a consumer cannot alter a tag it holds, full stop, which LanguageTagBuilder.Build() contradicts. Build() returns the builder's own live instance, and its XML doc says so deliberately, so a consumer that keeps using the builder afterwards sees the already-returned tag change. Stated as an explicit exception alongside LanguageLookup.Overrides rather than changed in code, since returning a copy would be a public API behavior change. Copilot, suppressed on WORKFLOW.md:689: 'and apply for what it reports' omitted the command name, so a reader could not tell a subcommand from a separate step. Spelled out repo-config/configure.sh apply in full to match the check line.
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Answering two findings against fca1733 that open no thread: Copilot's suppressed comment and CodeRabbit's outside-diff-range comment. Both are fixed in 7d027fd.
This one is worth spelling out, because it is a real behavior and the finding is correct about it. The fix is the document because the behavior is deliberate and already documented at the code:
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The changes are consistent, mechanically scoped to resync/retire/add documented fleet content, and I did not find any correctness, reference-integrity, or contract regressions in the reviewed diffs.
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Re-vendors this repository's carried instruction set and shared config against the hub, carries the fleet Skills tree for the first time, and deletes the local copies of the repository-configuration payloads and the secret registry the hub now hosts.
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audit run 2026-09-02T00:53:04Z | hub a9afa1d. This is the first of three PRs covering that run. The workflow adoption and the new NuGet publish shape, and the README structure findings, each follow in their own PR.The hub moved mid-flight. This branch started against hub
1fe2537. While it was open, ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1179 promoted tomain, which closed ProjectTemplate#1120 by declaringGOVERNANCE.md"Running the Linters Locally (Known-Working Invocations)" hub-only rather than carried, the opposite of what this branch first assumed. It was re-measured againsta9afa1dand follows the hub's answer.What changed
Verbatim sections re-vendored.
AGENTS.md"Where the Rules Live", andGOVERNANCE.md"Durable Knowledge and Self-Improvement", "Repository Boundaries and Write Safety", "Verification Discipline", and "Workflow YAML Conventions". Every sectionspec/files.jsondeclares verbatim byte-matches the hub."Running the Linters Locally" deleted. Now hub-only. Removing it clears both findings it caused, the undeclared-section advisory and the
carried:template-reference finding, because everyProjectTemplatemention outside a verbatim section sat inside it.CODESTYLE.md,GOVERNANCE.md"Repository Layout", andOPERATIONS.mdnow point at it as a hub-only section instead of at a local heading..github/copilot-instructions.mdcarried whole. Its hand-rolled GraphQL runbook was superseded by the hub's, which routes toscripts/pr_review.py. It gains "Reviewing Carried Fleet Content" and the "Disproved Claims" shape with an empty ledger, since this repository has proved nothing of its own yet. The hub's own six entries are deliberately not carried, because each names a file and revision this repository does not hold.AUDIT.mdandCODESTYLE.mdcarried whole.CODESTYLE.mdkeeps this repository's own cspell-scope paragraph, which the hub has never carried, through the carry..github/skills/carried, 37 files,carry.pyreporting source digest equal to target digest ata9afa1d.ARCHITECTURE.mdadded, takingAGENTS.md's two undeclared sections in the shape the fleet's other NuGet library already uses.AGENTS.mdnow carries only its three declared verbatim sections. Writing that file against the source corrected four claims the old sections carried, each verified in the C# rather than copied forward:UnM49Datawas missing from the public-surface list, though it ships the sameCreate/FromDataAsync/FromJsonAsyncsurface as its three siblings andLanguageLookupinstantiates it.LanguageTag, not every public type.ExtensionTagandPrivateUseTagdeliberately ship public constructors.ImmutableArrayis a rule about a tag's own collections.LanguageLookup.Overridesis deliberately a mutableIList<T>, since its purpose is to let a consumer add mappings.host-tools.jsonadded. The fleet declaration carries no .NET SDK entry, so this repository declares one, tighten-only, at the 10.0 floorDirectory.Build.propsandglobal.jsonalready require.Analyzer scope corrected. The root
.editorconfigrelaxed every analyzer repo-wide withdotnet_analyzer_diagnostic.severity = suggestion, which the hub's own.editorconfigdoes not carry and its comment forbids. The only diagnostic that line was muting isxUnit1051, so it moves to the test project's own.editorconfigbeside theCA1707andCA1515overrides already there, and the blanket relaxation is dropped. Every other analyzer is live again, and the build stays at zero warnings..gitignoregainedcoverage/and*.cobertura.xml, which WORKFLOW.md D1.6 requires precisely so a blanket add cannot stage the coverage output the documented test command produces.Deleted, per the
retiredispositions in the hub'sspec/divergences.json:repo-config/(five files) andspec/secrets.json. Inbound references were swept out ofWORKFLOW.md,README.md,GOVERNANCE.md, andtest-pull-request.yml's aggregator comment.Verification
dotnet build: succeeded, 0 warnings, 0 errors, with every analyzer live again.dotnet testreports "Zero tests ran" on the authoring host and reproduces identically on a pristinedevelopcheckout there, so it is a local environment condition rather than anything this branch introduces. The test binary run directly reports 310/310, and CI reports 310/310.scripts/docker_lint.py: 6 linters completed.develop: clean. Repo gate, all three checks: clean. Host gate: 9 declared tools, 0 issues..husky/pre-commitverified against a prepared directory in all three failure shapes (absent, syntactically broken, and sourcing-returns-non-zero) plus the normal path..gitignorenow closes the hole that admitted it.Review loop
11 rounds across Copilot, CodeRabbit, and Qodo. 25 threads, all resolved. 9 suppressed findings and 1 CodeRabbit outside-diff finding, all answered in the PR conversation, with
on_head=0for both.Findings fixed here: the reference-style links in
ARCHITECTURE.md, a grammar break inOPERATIONS.md, the.gitattributescomment this PR had made less accurate, the.husky/pre-commitstrict-mode header and its two guard gaps, the missing script name inWORKFLOW.md, and the immutability contract inARCHITECTURE.md.That last one is worth the maintainer's eye. CodeRabbit found that
LanguageTagBuilder.Build()returns the builder's own live instance, so a consumer reusing the builder afterwards sees an already-returned tag change. The behavior is deliberate and its XML doc says so, and the document was corrected rather than the code, since returning a copy is a public API behavior change. WhetherBuild()should return a copy is left open for you.Findings declined: 16, each with evidence in-thread. Almost all landed on
.github/skills/**,AUDIT.md, or aGOVERNANCE.mdverbatim section, all carried at declared fidelity where a local patch re-diverges on the next carry. Three that were real at the source are filed at the hub as ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1183, #1184, and #1185. One was deferred behind #335, which the workflow-adoption PR closes.Known remaining
Coverage is PARTIAL. Every review round read 58 of 60 changed files, and no round carries a file table naming the two it skipped. The tooling reports that a re-request has never cleared this and routes the decision to the maintainer, so it is flagged rather than retried into.
.editorconfig-checker.jsonstill reports anintentfinding. The file is byte-identical to the hub canonical, so that is the audit's modification-time heuristic rather than content drift.