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…nups (#77) Release merge: brings two squashed PRs and one unnecessary back-merge commit from `develop` into `main`. ## Squashed PRs included - **#76 — Document `dotnet/nbgv@master` exception and drop redundant `secrets: inherit`.** - `.github/workflows/get-version-task.yml`: inline comment carves out `dotnet/nbgv@master` as the deliberate deviation from the AGENTS.md SHA-pinning rule (upstream tag stream is dormant, Dependabot would stall or attempt a downgrade if we pinned, upstream owner is Microsoft so retargeting risk is low). - `.github/workflows/build-nugetlibrary-task.yml`: dropped `secrets: inherit` from the `get-version` job call (same fix PR #74 applied to `build-pypilibrary-task.yml`). - **#78 — Forward-only develop with dual-target Dependabot + codegen.** The substantive change in this release: - **AGENTS.md "Branching Model"** explicitly codifies forward-only develop (no `main → develop` back-merges; develop squash-only ruleset blocks them) and the dual-target bot model with rationale. - **`.github/dependabot.yml`** duplicates every ecosystem entry per branch (six entries total) so Dependabot opens parallel PRs against both `main` and `develop` independently. Both branches stay current on dep versions without back-merges. - **`.github/workflows/run-codegen-pull-request-task.yml`** runs as a matrix over `main` and `develop`. Branch names `codegen-main` and `codegen-develop`; each opens a PR against its own base. - **`.github/workflows/merge-bot-pull-request.yml`** `merge-codegen` job uses strict head/base pairing and dispatches `--squash` (develop) vs `--merge` (main) per base, same `case` statement pattern as `merge-dependabot`. - **README.md "Template - Release Distribution Model: Push vs. Pull"** (new section) — documents the default push-on-merge model and the manual-release alternative for HACS / distro-vendored projects, referencing [homeassistant-purpleair](https://github.com/ptr727/homeassistant-purpleair) as the working example. - **README.md "Template - GitHub Setup"** rulesets section split into separate Develop (squash-only + `Require linear history`) and Main (merge-commit-only) rulesets with shared settings extracted. Repo-level Pull Requests block now correctly shows **both** `Allow merge commits` and `Allow squash merging` enabled (the prior wording suggested merge would be disabled, which contradicted the actual main ruleset). ## Unnecessary back-merge `5ce95cf` (acknowledged misstep) I opened this release with a `Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into develop` commit assuming the back-merge pattern was the standard cycle close. **It wasn't.** That model conflicts with AGENTS.md's squash-only develop rule (the push only succeeded via admin bypass). PR #78's AGENTS.md update now explicitly forbids future back-merges and routes both bots to update both branches independently — closing the gap that made this pattern feel necessary. The back-merge commit is left in place: reverting requires a destructive force-push to develop. Behavioral effect is a one-time gitHeight bump, which fixes the `--pre` channel ordering (develop's next dev publish is now unambiguously higher than main's last release). ## Operator action items (already completed) - `CODEGEN_APP_ID` / `CODEGEN_APP_PRIVATE_KEY` in both Actions and Dependabot secret stores. ✓ - `WORKFLOW_PAT` secret + PAT revoked. ✓ - `pypi` GitHub environment Deployment branch rule allows `main` and `develop`. ✓ ## Open follow-up (tracked separately, not in this release) PR #78 documented a limitation in the actor-check guardrail on `merge-codegen` / `merge-dependabot`: it stops the merge-bot from re-invoking `gh pr merge --auto` on a maintainer-triggered `synchronize`, but **does not** disable auto-merge that's already enabled. Once auto-merge is on a bot PR, maintainer commits will land. The honest workaround is documented (`gh pr merge --disable-auto <PR>` before pushing). The real safeguard — a `synchronize`-triggered job that disables auto-merge automatically when the actor isn't the bot — is a follow-up PR I'll open after this release lands. ## Notes - Merge method: **merge-commit** (per [AGENTS.md branching model](https://github.com/ptr727/ProjectTemplate/blob/develop/AGENTS.md#branching-model)). ## Test plan - [ ] CI passes on the merge commit. - [ ] `publish-release.yml` on main publishes `1.0.<N>.<B>` as the next stable release. - [ ] After release, `pip install ptr727-projecttemplate-library` resolves to the new stable; `pip install --pre ptr727-projecttemplate-library` resolves to the latest develop dev (assuming develop's gitHeight exceeds main's, which the back-merge ensures). - [ ] Next Dependabot scheduled run opens **two** PRs per ecosystem (one against main, one against develop). - [ ] Next codegen weekly run opens **two** PRs (`codegen-main` against main, `codegen-develop` against develop). - [ ] Each bot PR auto-merges via the merge-bot with the correct method (`--squash` for develop, `--merge` for main).
…rules-docs alignment (#80) Release merge: brings two squashed PRs from `develop` into `main`. ## Squashed PRs included - **#79 — Disable auto-merge on maintainer push to bot PR.** Started narrow (a `synchronize`-triggered job that calls `gh pr merge --disable-auto` when a maintainer pushes to a bot PR, closing the gap PR #78 documented but didn't fix) and grew to cover repo-wide SHA pinning of every action after the maintainer corrected my reading of AGENTS.md's first-party-actions clause. ### What landed - **New `disable-auto-merge-on-maintainer-push` job** in `.github/workflows/merge-bot-pull-request.yml`. Fires on `pull_request.synchronize` events against bot-authored PRs (Dependabot or codegen) when the event actor isn't the same bot — calls `gh pr merge --disable-auto`. App-token-driven (Dependabot PRs run with restricted secrets regardless of event actor). - **`merge-dependabot` and `merge-codegen` restricted to `opened`/`reopened`** so auto-merge is enabled exactly once per PR; skipping `synchronize` is what keeps the disable safeguard sticky against bot rebases. - **`concurrency.cancel-in-progress: false`** in `merge-bot-pull-request.yml` so the three-job model runs events to completion in arrival order. - **Every action SHA-pinned** across all workflows: `actions/*` (checkout, setup-dotnet, create-github-app-token, upload-artifact, download-artifact), `docker/*` (setup-qemu-action, setup-buildx-action, login-action, build-push-action), and `RubbaBoy/BYOB`. `dotnet/nbgv@master` is the only documented exception. - **AGENTS.md "Workflow YAML Conventions"** tightened: every action must be SHA-pinned (the prior "first-party `actions/*` encouraged but not required" softening is gone). `# vX` major-only comment allowed when upstream's floating major tag doesn't correspond to a specific patch/minor release SHA. Concurrency convention gains a documented exception for `merge-bot-pull-request.yml`. - **AGENTS.md "Branching Model"** + **README "Template - GitHub Setup"** updated for the new disable job and the auto-merge condition list. - **#81 — Drop "branches up to date" rule from main ruleset (incompatible with forward-only).** Resolved the root cause behind PR #80 being initially blocked. GitHub's "Require branches to be up to date before merging" is a graph-based check (it asks whether main's tip merge commit is reachable from develop) that's fundamentally incompatible with the forward-only develop model PR #78 codified. Historical back-merges had been quietly compensating for this; PR #78 forbade them but left the README's documented "shared settings" ruleset block contradictorily listing the rule. - **README "Rules / Rulesets"**: moved `Require branches to be up to date before merging` out of "Shared settings" into the Develop-only ruleset entry (where it's standard hygiene). Added explicit "intentionally OFF" callout in the Main ruleset entry with the full rationale. - **AGENTS.md "Branching Model"**: new bullet codifying *why* the main ruleset omits this rule, framed purely in graph-reachability terms. ## Operator action already completed - `Require branches to be up to date before merging` unticked on Settings → Rulesets → Main. ✓ Verified via API. ## Notes - Merge method: **merge-commit** (per [AGENTS.md branching model](https://github.com/ptr727/ProjectTemplate/blob/develop/AGENTS.md#branching-model)). - **No rebase required.** With the ruleset rule now disabled, GitHub no longer enforces graph-reachability of main's tip from develop, so the merge proceeds cleanly without admin bypass or back-merge. ## Test plan - [ ] CI passes on the merge commit. - [ ] `publish-release.yml` on main produces the next stable release. - [ ] Next bot PR (Dependabot or codegen) opens with auto-merge enabled exactly once. A maintainer push to the bot's branch disables auto-merge; re-enable manually to land the maintainer's edits. - [ ] No floating-tag actions remain anywhere in `.github/workflows/` except `dotnet/nbgv@master`. - [ ] Future develop → main releases land without admin bypass.
## Summary - Closes#82 — drop strict "Require branches to be up to date before merging" from the `develop` ruleset (already applied on the live ruleset id 15886282). With strict on, two bot PRs against `develop` landing within the same window left the second OPEN forever: the first merge flipped it to `mergeStateStatus: BEHIND`, GitHub's auto-merge will not fire while strict is on, and the merge-bot only enables auto-merge on `opened`/`reopened`. - Closes#83 — fix the GitHub Pre-Release shield with `&filter=*-g*` (NBGV pre-release tags carry a `-g<sha>` suffix, stable tags don't); drop the NuGet Pre-Release badge because shields.io's `vpre` endpoint accepts no filter parameter and silently returns the latest stable whenever one exists. - AGENTS.md "Branching Model" + README.md "Rules / Rulesets" updated in lockstep — both rulesets now document distinct reasons for omitting the strict flag. ## Test plan - [ ] Visual: rendered README badge row shows three pre-release-aware badges (GitHub Release, GitHub Pre-Release, NuGet Release) — `NuGet Pre-Release` is gone. - [ ] Shield URL spot-check: `https://img.shields.io/github/v/release/<owner>/<repo>?include_prereleases&filter=*-g*` renders an NBGV pre-release tag, not the latest stable. - [ ] `gh api repos/ptr727/ProjectTemplate/rulesets/15886282 | jq '.rules[] | select(.type=="required_status_checks")'` shows `strict_required_status_checks_policy: false` (already verified). - [ ] Next pair of overlapping Dependabot/codegen PRs against `develop` both auto-merge without one stalling in `BEHIND`.
This PR updates the codegen files.
…90) (#91) ## Summary Promotes develop → main. Two squashed commits ride along: - **PR #90** — Migrate `actions/create-github-app-token` from deprecated `app-id` to `client-id` (closes#88), bump pin `v1.12.0` → `v3.2.0`, drop inert `codegen` entry from `test-pull-request.yml`'s base-branch filter (closes#89), and relax `AGENTS.md`'s "agents never commit" rule to allow scope-bound, signing-gated authorization. 5 files, 16+/17-. - **PR #86** — `[ptr727-codegen]` weekly codegen refresh; 1 line in `CodeGen/CodeGen.cs`. The `CODEGEN_APP_CLIENT_ID` secret is already provisioned in both Actions and Dependabot stores. The legacy `CODEGEN_APP_ID` secret can be deleted after one round of each bot workflow runs green on main post-merge. ## Test plan - [ ] CI green on this PR. - [ ] Post-merge: trigger `run-periodic-codegen-pull-request.yml` via `workflow_dispatch`; both matrix legs (main, develop) mint App tokens and open codegen PRs as `ptr727-codegen[bot]`. - [ ] Post-merge: next Dependabot PR auto-merges cleanly via `merge-bot-pull-request.yml` `merge-dependabot`. - [ ] After one green round of each bot workflow, delete legacy `CODEGEN_APP_ID` secret from both Actions and Dependabot stores.
This PR updates the codegen files.
This PR updates the codegen files.
This PR updates the codegen files.
Release merge of `develop` into `main`. ## Headline change (#98, closes#97) Two-phase CI/CD that decouples merging from publishing across all four delivery targets (Docker, NuGet, PyPI, console executable): - **PRs smoke-test only** — path-gated, reduced builds (Docker `linux/amd64`, trimmed executable matrix), no publish. - **Sole publisher** — `publish-release.yml` (weekly schedule + manual dispatch) builds/publishes **both** branches via a matrix; the `push` trigger publishes only when the **`PUBLISH_ON_MERGE`** repository variable is `true` (opt-in legacy continuous-release). Default is two-phase. - Parameterized chain (`ref`/`branch`/`smoke`, per-target `enable_*` gates), branch-suffixed artifacts, branch-scoped Docker cache, hardened required-status aggregator. - Robustness: skip GitHub release on a duplicate version (no-op weeks), pin the release tag to NBGV `GitCommitId`, global publish concurrency, `cache-to`/login gating reviewed. - CodeGen weekly → daily; `test-release-task.yml` + `publish-periodic-docker-release.yml` removed. - Corrected the Copilot review runbook (reliable `requestReviews` mutation) and made the wait-for-maintainer-merge gate explicit. Also includes routine codegen updates (#93, #95). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
This PR updates the codegen files.
Release of develop → main. Carries three changes: - **Decouple GitHub-release assembly from per-target builds (#109)** — `github-release` collects assets by the `release-asset-<branch>-*` convention instead of naming build jobs, so the release orchestration is reusable verbatim by downstreams. Fixes#108. - **Back-port CI/CD fixes discovered during the PlexCleaner port (#107)** — commit-pinned release leaves, event-aware github-release gating, Docker cache-export tolerance, publish concurrency scoping, smoke-build gating, badge filtering, Copilot runbook login fix. - **Update codegen files (#106).** Merge-commit (not squash) per the branching model, so main records develop's tip as the second parent.
This PR updates the codegen files.
Release of develop -> main. Two changes: - **Standardize ASCII and `.editorconfig` line endings repo-wide; tighten doc conventions (#114)** - replace typographic Unicode (em-dashes, arrows, `<=`, ellipsis) with ASCII across all tracked files; bring every file to its `.editorconfig` line ending; add the ruleset export/import + signing-order setup docs; add AGENTS rules (Character Set, Line Endings, current-state tense, ruleset-setup). Source edits are comments/docstrings/cosmetic-strings and line endings only - no logic change. - **Update codegen files (#113).** Merge-commit (not squash) per the branching model. The insertions/deletions count is dominated by line-ending normalization (whole-file churn under `* -text`); `git diff --ignore-cr-at-eol main...develop` isolates the real content edits.
This PR updates the codegen files.
This PR updates the codegen files.
This PR updates the codegen files.
Promotes `develop` to `main`. - **#124** - Propagate template contract to derived repos: shared `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc` (#116), explicit verbatim-copy contract + line-ending mandate + upstream-defect-reporting contract (#117), brownfield `required_signatures` migration (#111), and known-working actionlint/markdownlint Docker linter guidance. Review-loop feedback applied (modern re-sign, maintainer-only force-push). - **#123 / #120 / #119** - Update codegen files.
Promotes `develop` to `main`: template-doc refinements captured from the downstream realignment - the ruleset full-payload-PUT caveat (README) and the markdownlint `--fix` first-adoption step incl. CRLF re-check (AGENTS), plus the US-English 'judgment' fix. (#126)
Promotes the versioning-policy documentation to `main` (#131): the develop-leads + maintenance-hold model stated in AGENTS.md, README.md, and .github/copilot-instructions.md. Documentation only; version unchanged (maintenance).
This PR updates the codegen files.
Promotes #1003 (issue #949) to `main`. ## What - `spec/audit.py`: `_code_view()` drops YAML block-scalar bodies (`key: |`/`key: >`, including a step's `- run: |` and an anchored `key: &label |`) from the interface token-matching view, so a crafted or ordinary block scalar can no longer satisfy or trip a `requireTokensInJob`/`forbidTokensInJob` check as though it were real YAML structure (#949). ## Review PR #1003 review loop: CodeRabbit found one real bug (a sequence-item's block-scalar boundary used the dash's column instead of the key's, dropping a genuine sibling key alongside the body) and qodo found a second real bug (an anchor property before the indicator was not recognized) plus several comment-style findings, all fixed and resolved. One qodo informational finding (task-specific issue-number references in comments) was declined with in-file precedent (spec/audit.py:13, :281, :2764 already cite issue numbers the same way). Copilot's own review account is in the fleet's known repo-wide quota-exhausted state (confirmed live on every request this round), so this proceeded on CodeRabbit's and qodo's coverage per standing precedent.
Promotes #1006 (issue #747) and #1007 (issue #954) to `main`. ## What - `repo-config/README.md`: every `configure.sh` invocation now names its hub path and target explicitly, matching `OPERATIONS.md`/`STANDUP.md`/`RESYNC.md`/ `AUDIT.md`'s existing convention, per `GOVERNANCE.md` "Hub-Hosted Tooling" (#747). - `host-setup/bootstrap.sh`, `host-setup/linux/install-tools.sh`, `host-setup/linux/upgrade-host.sh`: four of the five sites named in #954 now fail closed when their precondition check itself fails to run (apt-get install simulation, sudoers scan, `dpkg --audit`, `apt list --upgradable`), instead of silently proceeding into a mutation as though the check had passed. The fifth (`bootstrap.sh`'s `resolve_ref()`) is kept deliberately lenient with an inline comment explaining why, since it gates no mutation. ## Review PR #1006 review loop: CodeRabbit's shell-quoting suggestion on `release|operational` declined with cross-file precedent (used unmodified in 4 other docs); qodo's PR-title-case finding fixed. PR #1007 review loop: CodeRabbit caught a real bug in the sudoers-scan fix (the initial fix still conflated `sudo` itself failing with grep's ordinary no-match), fixed by folding the exit-1 remap inside the privileged sub-shell so the outer status can only mean "sudo couldn't run this" or "grep hit a real error", verified live against three cases plus a simulated sudo failure. qodo raised 7 comment-quality findings (task-specific issue-number citations, overlong prose), all fixed. Copilot's review account is in the fleet's known repo-wide quota-exhausted state throughout both PRs, so both proceeded on CodeRabbit's and qodo's coverage per standing precedent. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved host setup reliability by correctly detecting package-manager simulation and repository scan failures. * Upgrade checks now distinguish command failures from systems with no available upgrades. * Release precondition checks now report package audit failures instead of suppressing them. * Improved upgrade status reporting to clearly indicate when upgrade information is unavailable. * **Documentation** * Expanded repository configuration guidance, including explicit repository arguments, payload resolution, workflow model settings, and apply/check behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Promotes `develop` to `main`. Includes: - #1010's three deferred code-review findings (commit 1071653) - #763: route a missing lint binary to its documented Docker invocation (PR #1012) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Promotes develop to main. 🤖 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** - Improved hub history tracking with commit dates, commit identifiers, and decoded content. - Deletions, directories, symlinks, and submodules are now represented explicitly. - Git command failures are reported clearly instead of appearing as empty history. - Staleness checks identify the latest meaningful change while ignoring line-ending normalization, action-pin updates, and job requirement changes. - **Documentation** - Clarified that intent-level fidelity checks disregard revisions containing only non-functional changes. - **Tests** - Expanded coverage for effective-change selection, deletion and re-addition, file-to-directory and file-to-symlink history, unreadable revisions, and empty histories. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Promotes six merged PRs from this session: - #1021: Fixes#1017 - `hub_last_change()`/`_git_revisions()` read whatever branch ROOT is on, not `main`. Fixed by fetching and resolving `origin/main` fresh, and extended to `canonical_blob_sha()`, canonical-content reads, and `hub_tracked()` (file-set enumeration), each caught by review as the same class of bug. - #1022: Fixes#1015 - documents the account-wide "Dependabot on self-hosted runners" setting in AUDIT.md and STANDUP.md. - #1023: Fixes 4 of `#928`'s 12 findings (real bugs in newly-packaged Skills content). - #1024: Addresses `#669` - marks the `pyproject.toml` divergence-ledger gap as tracked back to the issue, since 2 of the 3 named entries had already converged independently. - #1025: Fixes `#1001` - regenerates `reports/workflow-reuse.md` against current fleet state. - #1026: Fixes#928's remaining findings (5-8), closing out the issue. All six reached `mergeStateStatus: CLEAN` with 0 unresolved review threads before merging. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Documentation** - Clarified title-case, formatting, line-ending, .NET, Python, repository setup, and skill lifecycle guidance. - Added profile-specific Python testing and tooling instructions. - Documented nullable reference enforcement and XML documentation requirements for .NET projects. - Added guidance for Dependabot self-hosted-runner configuration and remediation. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved recursive file-format coverage and conflict verification examples. - Enhanced audit accuracy by consistently checking the remote main revision. - **Reports** - Refreshed repository divergence and workflow reuse metrics. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary Promote `develop` to `main`: PR #1030 (retire the downstream `spec/secrets.json` carry, per issue #993). ## Verification Re-verified on `develop` at `7787662`: - `python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests`: 852 tests, OK - `python3 spec/validate.py`: OK - `python3 spec/audit.py --selftest`: OK - `python3 scripts/prose_lint.py --diff origin/main`: 0 issues - `python3 scripts/repo_gate.py`: 0 issues - `python3 scripts/build_dist.py --check`: current 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added centralized auditing for repository secrets alongside settings and rulesets. * Secret requirements are now resolved from registry data and checked against live secret stores. * **Documentation** * Updated audit, resynchronization, workflow, and repository configuration guidance. * Clarified that downstream repositories no longer require a local secrets specification file. * **Maintenance** * Removed the secrets specification from required downstream files and documented its retirement. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Promotes develop to main. Includes #1033 (Route Local Test-Runner Confusion to Verification Discipline, fixes#779). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Added guidance for verification procedures and local test execution. * Clarified expected behavior when the standard test runner is unavailable in lint-only environments. * Directed contributors to use the documented operations command and accurately report test results. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary Promotes `develop` to `main`, carrying: - #1036 (fixes#784, #777): documents that a checkout already sitting on disk, one this session did not create, is untrusted (may belong to another concurrent session, sit on a stale fetch or unexpected branch, or hold unreviewed uncommitted edits), and that `raw.githubusercontent.com` 404s identically for a private repository and a genuinely missing file, so `gh api repos/<owner>/<repo>/contents/<path>?ref=<ref>` is the correct route when a repo's visibility is not confirmed public. Both `GOVERNANCE.md` "Verification Discipline" and the mirrored `agent-conduct` skill summary were updated; review (qodo + CodeRabbit, Copilot repo-wide quota-exhausted throughout) caught two real bugs in the fix itself along the way (a `gh api | base64 -d` pipe that decodes a failed fetch as an empty success, and a skill-summary bullet that dropped the ref-verification clause), both fixed and verified before merge. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Strengthened verification guidance for repository-based tasks. * Added checks to ensure existing checkouts and branches are trustworthy before drawing conclusions. * Clarified that missing content must be verified against the correct branch rather than inferred from an unavailable result. * Added guidance for authenticated content retrieval and clearer handling of fetch, access, and decoding failures. * Updated related skill references to keep verification practices consistent across supported environments. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Promotes develop to main. Includes #1038 (Fixes#675): documents the repo-scoped `.secrets/` runtime-secrets convention in GOVERNANCE.md, cross-references it from STANDUP.md, and adds a hand-judged `runtime-secrets` audit dimension to spec/project-types.json. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Added guidance for managing repository-scoped runtime secrets. * Documented naming conventions, credential file extensions, example templates, README cataloging, and Git ignore requirements. * Added instructions for documenting local credential storage and rotating exposed credentials. * **Governance** * Added runtime-secrets audit criteria and related governance references. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Fixes#809. host-setup/menu.sh is an interactive, loop-until-quit front end over the tooling this repository otherwise authors for an agent following instructions: the host-setup/linux/ scripts, plus the repo-level Python tools (spec/audit.py, scripts/carry.py, scripts/build_dist.py) that this hub hosts and every other repo reaches rather than carries. It is fetchable on its own, the same shape bootstrap.sh already is, and it tells a checkout of the hub apart from a checkout of any other repo in the fleet so it can offer each their own tasks: host tasks always, hub tasks (audit a cataloged repo, check the generated Skills distributions) from anywhere, and downstream tasks (check or pull the hub's verbatim-owned files) only from inside that repo's own worktree. Reaching the repo-level tools from outside a hub checkout means cloning one fresh, per the existing hosted-and-reached model in scripts/README.md. A full clone rather than a shallow one, since spec/audit.py walks the hub's own commit history, and a real git checkout rather than a tarball, since scripts/carry.py itself verifies its hub argument is a clean checkout on a freshly fetched origin/main.
PR Summary by QodoAdd interactive menu for host and repository tooling
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk:🟠 High · up to When validation of the cached hub checkout fails, the menu can delete uncommitted changes while refreshing it, causing avoidable data loss. The refresh path should preserve or explicitly protect dirty checkouts before this PR is merged. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Operator->>menu.sh: Start the host setup menu
menu.sh->>Git: Detect or clone the hub repository
Git-->>menu.sh: Return repository context
menu.sh-->>Operator: Display available tasks
Operator->>menu.sh: Select a task
menu.sh->>RepositoryTools: Run the selected host, audit, carry, or distribution tool
RepositoryTools-->>menu.sh: Return task status
menu.sh-->>Operator: Report the result and return to the menu
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In `@host-setup/menu.sh`:
- Around line 46-49: Update interactive_menu so ASSUME_YES=true skips all
Choose, Press Enter, and repository-name prompts by selecting sensible defaults
non-interactively, preserving the documented --yes behavior. Alternatively,
revise the --yes help text to accurately limit its scope to confirming
child-tool prompts.
- Around line 204-206: In host-setup/menu.sh, update the menu rendering around
the downstream choices so options 12 and 13 are printed only when
DOWNSTREAM_ROOT is set. In host-setup/README.md at line 81, clarify that hub
actions remain available by fetching a hub clone, while downstream actions
require an existing downstream checkout.
- Line 229: Update the option 13 dispatch in the menu to call carry_action check
when DRY_RUN is true, while preserving carry_action apply for normal runs.
- Around line 78-83: Update the setup flow before the git clone to avoid
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Fixes six real bugs qodo and CodeRabbit caught on PR #1040: - host_tool() used HUB_ROOT without ensuring it was resolved, so a host task (options 1-9) failed with a broken path whenever run standalone or from a downstream repo, even though host tasks are documented as always available. It now calls ensure_hub_root itself, matching hub_python()'s existing lazy resolution. - Every die() reachable from a dispatched action (a clone failure, a missing python3, an unavailable downstream checkout) called exit, which terminates the whole process rather than returning control to interactive_menu's rc-based error handling. Task-time failures now go through a new fail() (prints and returns) plus an explicit return 1 at each call site; die() is reserved for startup-time argument and prerequisite errors. - Option 13 (pull hub files) ignored dry-run and always ran carry.py apply, mutating the downstream worktree despite the documented change-nothing contract. Dry-run now routes it to carry.py check. - fetch_hub deleted an existing hub cache directory before checking the ownership marker, so a caller-chosen cache path already holding an unrelated hub subdirectory lost it. It now refuses an unmarked existing directory, mirroring bootstrap.sh's own remove_tree. - The ref option passed straight to git clone --branch, which cannot check out an arbitrary commit, and was silently ignored whenever the menu already sat inside a local hub checkout. It now clones the default branch and explicitly fetches and checks out any other ref, and the local-checkout shortcut only applies for the default ref, so testing an unmerged hub change (the documented use case) is not silently served stale content. - print_menu always showed the downstream options even with no downstream checkout, where choosing them then failed. They now only show when one is detected. Also tightens the yes-option help text, which read as skipping every prompt including the menu's own choice, confirmation, and repo-name reads. Verified: shellcheck, shfmt, prose_lint.py diff mode, and docker_lint.py (markdownlint, cspell, editorconfig-checker, shellcheck, shfmt) all clean; the existing 852 scripts/tests/ pass unchanged; and the fixes themselves via a pty harness against a real downstream repo worktree, confirming a failed task (both a synthetic guard failure and skills_install.py's own real nonzero on a stale install) returns to the menu instead of ending the session, and that a dry-run apply is routed to check rather than mutating the target.
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193-199: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve execution failures from
build_dist.py.
check_skills_dist()treats every nonzero status fromhub_python scripts/build_dist.py --checkas a stale distribution and returns success. This also hides failures such as an unavailablepython3or an unhandled Python exception, sointeractive_menucan displayDone. Propagate execution failures instead of mapping them to the stale-result message.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@host-setup/menu.sh`:
- Around line 87-93: Update fetch_hub to return successfully before mkdir,
remove_unowned_hub_check, or cloning when DRY_RUN is true, ensuring dry-run mode
never creates, deletes, or replaces the cached hub checkout.
- Around line 118-126: Update detect_hub_root to record hub context
independently of REF, while keeping HUB_ROOT reserved for the fetched checkout
used by tools. Ensure detect_downstream_root and options 12/13 use the separate
context state so a hub worktree is never treated as downstream or selected as a
carry.py target. Fetch the selected hub ref immediately before audit or
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In `@host-setup/menu.sh`:
- Around line 193-199: Update check_skills_dist so a nonzero status from
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Fixes two more real findings from CodeRabbit's re-review of the previous fix commit: - fetch_hub created, deleted, and cloned into the cache directory even under --dry-run, contradicting its documented "change nothing" contract. A dry-run task that needs a fetched hub now fails with a clear message instead of mutating the cache. - A local hub checkout was trusted as is whenever --ref was main, without confirming it actually matched a freshly fetched origin/main. Running an audit or a Skills-distribution check from a hub worktree on a feature branch, or one merely behind origin, silently read that stale or wrong content. ensure_hub_root now confirms freshness lazily, right before a hub-dependent task actually runs, and falls back to a real clone when the local checkout has moved on. Whether the current checkout is the hub at all (IS_HUB_CHECKOUT) is now tracked separately from whether it is fresh enough to reuse (HUB_ROOT), which also closes a related gap: passing --ref with any value other than main from inside the hub's own checkout previously left HUB_ROOT unset and detect_downstream_root then misclassified the hub as a downstream repo, showing the pull-from-hub options against the hub's own tree. Also fixes a regression introduced while making that last change: detect_hub_root's own last statement could itself return non-zero whenever --ref was not main, and since the function is called as a bare statement in main (not inside a tested context), that unconditionally aborted the whole script under "set -Eeuo pipefail" the moment a non-default --ref was passed. Caught immediately by testing the exact scenario CodeRabbit's finding described, before it reached review. Audited every other bare (unguarded) function call in main for the same risk; none of the others share it. Verified: shellcheck, shfmt, prose_lint.py --diff, and docker_lint.py (markdownlint, cspell, editorconfig-checker, shellcheck, shfmt) all clean; the existing 852 scripts/tests/ pass unchanged; and, via a pty harness, that "--ref develop" run from inside this hub checkout no longer crashes and correctly shows no downstream options, and that running a hub task from this feature-branch worktree (not "main") correctly falls back to a fresh clone rather than reading the local tree's own content.
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- Around line 141-147: Update ensure_hub_root before its local git fetch to
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Fixes the last CodeRabbit finding on this PR: ensure_hub_root's own freshness check ran "git fetch" on the local hub checkout even under --dry-run, updating FETCH_HEAD and the remote-tracking ref, the same change-nothing violation already fixed for fetch_hub's own clone path. --dry-run now refuses before that fetch runs, with the same clear message fetch_hub already gives when a full clone would be needed. Also added the check-status-porcelain guard the same finding named: a locally dirty hub checkout (uncommitted edits) no longer passes the freshness check just because HEAD matches origin/main, matching carry.py's own verify_hub bar exactly rather than only half of it. Verified empirically that a dry-run hub task on this feature-branch worktree (not "main", so the freshness check would otherwise fall through to fetch_hub) now refuses cleanly with no cache directory ever created, where it previously would have silently cloned anyway. Also audited every function in the file for the same "a bare `cmd1 && cmd2` as a function's last statement returns non-zero and aborts the whole script under set -Eeuo pipefail when called unguarded" shape that caused the regression fixed in ef7a296, since two of this round's fixes use the same guard style. None currently end that way; the two new guards in this commit sit as a function's first statement instead, which is safe regardless of calling context, confirmed both by tracing the option-11 dry-run path above and by re-running the downstream-repo scenario end to end. Verified: shellcheck, shfmt, and prose_lint.py --diff clean; the existing 852 scripts/tests/ pass unchanged.
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- Around line 151-152: Update ensure_hub_root so fetch, status, revision, and
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Fixes real findings the develop -> main promotion PR (#1041)'s own fresh review pass caught on `host-setup/menu.sh` and `host-setup/README.md` that the incremental feature-branch rounds in #1040 missed, since the promotion diff re-reads the whole file rather than an incremental change. - A failed ref fetch/checkout left an unmarked partial hub clone, blocking every retry until manually cleared. The ownership marker now lands right after the initial clone succeeds. - `check_skills_dist` reported a misleading "stale" message plus `Done` on a real execution failure (missing `python3`, a `build_dist.py` crash). `hub_python`'s prerequisite failure now returns 127, distinguishable from `build_dist.py --check`'s own 0/1 contract. - Downstream carry options (12/13) were shown and always failed in a non-default `--ref` session, with no indication why. They're now refused up front with the actual cause, and hidden from the menu entirely at a non-default ref. - `--dir /tmp/..` bypassed the root-directory refusal (it isn't the literal string `/`, but resolves to it). The value is now canonicalized first. - The README's "only host tasks show with no checkout" claim was wrong; hub tasks also work standalone since they self-fetch. - Three no-semicolon-in-prose violations in error messages, the same class of gap already closed once for the help text (the automated prose gate scans comments, not arbitrary string literals). Declined two findings with evidence in the PR thread (both recur against this file's own established precedent from #1040's review, and one misapplies GOVERNANCE.md's write-suppression rule to a plain read). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Standalone setups can display and run hub tasks by fetching the hub repository when needed. * Non-hub checkouts show downstream and host tasks. * Downstream options are available only when using the default reference. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved handling of prerequisite, skills distribution, and repository fetch failures. * Carry actions now reject non-default references. * Directory validation handles canonical paths and prevents selecting the root directory. * Validation distinguishes stale generated content from actual errors with separate status codes. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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Promotes `develop` to `main`. Includes #1040 (Fixes#809): `host-setup/menu.sh`, an interactive, loop-until-quit human-facing front end over the fleet's host and repo tooling (host tool install/upgrade, git/GitHub setup, fleet Skills install, audit a cataloged repo, check generated Skills distributions, and check/pull the hub's verbatim-owned files into a downstream repo's own worktree). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added an interactive menu for host, hub, and repository maintenance tasks. * Supports repository auditing, Skills distribution checks, downstream carry operations, dry runs, cleanup safeguards, and task selection. * Can fetch and verify required tooling when it is not already available. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved distribution checks with distinct results for current, outdated, and execution-failure conditions. * **Documentation** * Added guidance for standalone use, task selection, dependency requirements, and available maintenance tools. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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Fixes#809.
Adds
host-setup/menu.sh, an interactive, loop-until-quit front end overthe tooling this repository otherwise authors for an agent following
instructions: the
host-setup/linux/scripts, plus the repo-level Pythontools (
spec/audit.py,scripts/carry.py,scripts/build_dist.py) thatthis hub hosts and every other repo reaches rather than carries.
bootstrap.shalready is, viacurl -fsSLo menu.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ptr727/ProjectTemplate/main/host-setup/menu.sh.itself or any other repo in the fleet.
section: host tasks always, hub tasks (audit a cataloged repo, check
the generated Skills distributions) from anywhere, downstream tasks
(check or pull the hub's verbatim-owned files into this repo's own
worktree, via
scripts/carry.py) only from inside that repo's ownworktree.
fresh (full clone, real git checkout, not a tarball), per the existing
"hosted and reached, never carried" model in
scripts/README.md, andper
scripts/carry.py's own requirement that its hub argument be aclean checkout on a freshly fetched
origin/main.host-setup/README.mddocuments usage under a new "The Human Menu"section, and notes the one exception to "nothing here needs Python to
stand a host up":
menu.shchecks forpython3lazily, the same wayinstall-skills.shalready does, so every host task still works withoutone.
Verified locally:
shellcheck/shfmtclean,prose_lint.py --diffclean,
repo_gate.pyclean,docker_lint.py(markdownlint, cspell,editorconfig-checker) clean, the existing 852
scripts/tests/passunchanged, and the interactive flow end to end via a pty harness: hub
detected locally from within this repo's own checkout, hub cloned fresh
and cleaned up afterward when run from a downstream repo's worktree
(
ptr727/PhotoCleaner),carry.py checkcorrectly surfacing a realtarget-branch-ancestry finding, an invalid menu choice reprompting
without disturbing the loop, and a failed task returning to the menu
rather than silently ending the session (an actual bug caught and fixed
during that testing, alongside a marker-file-inside-the-clone bug that
made
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