feat(ci): add PR-size governance gate - #509
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Closes the "PR-size governance" residual cluster from the post-#477 reconstruction reconciliation program's plan: no script or CI job previously enforced file/line/commit tiers on PR diffs (CLAUDE.md's ~100-file rule is a different, CodeAnt-visibility-specific number, not general PR hygiene — this gate is deliberately not phrased as a restatement of it). scripts/check-pr-size.mjs (+ .d.mts): pure, DI-testable functions (same dependency-state.mjs/workflow-policy-check.mjs pattern) + thin CLI entry. Reuses classifyFile() from ci-prepush-classifier.mjs to zero out NON_CODE_ONLY diff lines (e.g. a locale bundle rebuild) and pnpm-lock.yaml from the "meaningful lines" count, so generated churn can't trip the gate. Four tiers: target (8f/400L/6c, informational baseline for every profile), hard (20f/1200L/10c, normal-code profile), docsGovernance (15f/2400L/8c — replaces hard, not target, for an all-DOCS PR, since docs legitimately churn more lines per file than code), absolute (30f/3000L/15c, the only blocking ceiling regardless of profile). New "pr-size" CI job (pull_request only): checks out and runs the BASE ref's own copy of check-pr-size.mjs (never the PR's own working-tree copy), so a PR modifying the checker can't raise its own limits or disable itself — same self-defeat-proofing discipline as the workflow-policy job. Posts a PR comment only when there's something to report (silent when within target); the job's own exit code is 0 except at the absolute tier, so folding it into the ci-success required aggregator (with the same skipped-is-OK tolerance as rust-tauri/core-rust for non-pull_request events) naturally makes it advisory below absolute and blocking only there — no separate workflow-graph split needed. Required job-level pull-requests: write permission added to workflow-policy-check.mjs's own WRITE_SCOPE_ALLOWLIST. 23 new unit tests (DI-injected git output, fail-closed spawn-error handling, tier-boundary and docsGovernance-vs-hard-profile cases). Fixes a stale hardcoded ci-success.needs array in the pre-existing regex-based tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts, same pattern as the prior workflow-policy job addition.
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Reviewer's GuideAdds a fail-closed, tiered PR-size governance checker that ignores generated churn, supports docs-specific limits, and is integrated into pull-request CI using the base ref's checker to prevent self-modification. The job comments on advisory violations, blocks only at the absolute ceiling, participates in the existing ci-success aggregator, and is covered by unit and workflow-policy tests. Sequence diagram for base-ref PR-size governance CIsequenceDiagram
participant PR as PullRequest
participant CI as GitHubActions
participant Base as BaseRefScripts
participant Checker as check-pr-size.mjs
participant Git as Git
participant GitHub as GitHubAPI
participant Aggregator as ci-success
PR->>CI: Open or update pull request
CI->>Base: git show BASE_SHA:scripts/check-pr-size.mjs
CI->>Base: git show BASE_SHA:scripts/ci-prepush-classifier.mjs
CI->>Checker: node check-pr-size.mjs BASE_SHA HEAD_SHA
Checker->>Git: git diff --no-renames --numstat BASE_SHA...HEAD_SHA
Checker->>Git: git rev-list --count BASE_SHA..HEAD_SHA
Git-->>Checker: Diff and commit counts
Checker->>Checker: evaluatePrSize
Checker-->>CI: Report and exit code
alt Advisory tier or absolute tier
CI->>GitHub: gh pr comment
end
alt Absolute tier violation
CI->>Aggregator: pr-size fails
Aggregator-->>PR: ci-success fails
else Target or advisory tier
CI->>Aggregator: pr-size succeeds
Aggregator-->>PR: ci-success succeeds
end
Flow diagram for PR-size tier evaluationflowchart TD
A["PR diff and commit range"] --> B["parseNumstat"]
B --> C["computeMeaningfulLines"]
C --> D["classifyFile filters generated churn and pnpm-lock.yaml"]
D --> E["isAllDocs"]
E --> F["selectSeverity"]
F --> G{"Absolute limits exceeded?"}
G -- Yes --> H["absolute: blocking"]
G -- No --> I{"Mid-tier limits exceeded?"}
I -- Yes --> J{"All files are DOCS?"}
J -- Yes --> K["docsGovernance: advisory"]
J -- No --> L["hard: advisory"]
I -- No --> M{"Target limits exceeded?"}
M -- Yes --> N["target: advisory"]
M -- No --> O["ok: silent"]
H --> P["formatReport and exit 1"]
K --> Q["formatReport and comment"]
L --> Q
N --> Q
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This PR adds a PR size governance gate that is well-implemented with strong self-defeat-proofing and comprehensive testing. The implementation correctly:
- Uses the base branch's checker to prevent PRs from bypassing their own limits
- Integrates properly with the ci-success aggregator with skipped-is-OK semantics
- Includes 23 unit tests covering tier boundaries and edge cases
- Updates the workflow-policy checker to allowlist the new permissions
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a PR-size checker with Git-based metrics, severity tiers, reports, and tests. A pull-request-only CI job runs the checker, updates owned comments, handles bootstrap workflows, blocks absolute-size violations, and contributes to ChangesPR size governance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to The PR adds a PR-size CI gate; one workflow path can create duplicate PR-size comments when another bot comment is newer, and the accompanying documentation omits the new dependency and bootstrap behavior. These are bounded follow-up issues that do not block merge but warrant owner awareness. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PullRequest
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PullRequest->>GitHubActions: Trigger pull-request workflow
GitHubActions->>Git: Retrieve base and head history
GitHubActions->>PrSizeChecker: Evaluate the pull-request range
PrSizeChecker->>Git: Read protected numstat and commit count
Git-->>PrSizeChecker: Return changed-file data
PrSizeChecker-->>GitHubActions: Return report and exit status
GitHubActions->>PullRequestComments: Update owned comment or post resolution
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…on base yet Real CI failure on 136ca9e: git show $BASE_SHA:scripts/check-pr-size.mjs fails with 'fatal: path exists on disk, but not in <sha>' because THIS PR is the one introducing the script — it can't already exist on the pre-merge base ref. Falls back to the PR's own working-tree copy only when the base-ref lookup fails, with an explicit ::notice:: log line; every subsequent PR (once this one merges) uses the normal, safer base-ref copy.
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[check-pr-size] PR size is over the target tier (normal profile): 10 files, 822 meaningful lines, 8 commits — limit ≤8 files / ≤400 lines / ≤6 commits. Consider splitting into smaller, independently reviewable PRs. |
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7-12: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueReconsider the
docsGovernancefile limit relative tohard.
docsGovernancereplaceshardfor all-DOCS pull requests, but itsfileslimit is 15 whilehardallows 20. A docs-only PR with 18 files is reported at thedocsGovernancetier. A code PR with the same 18 files stays at the softertargettier. The docs profile is therefore stricter on file count than the code profile, which is the opposite of the extra headroom the line limit (2400 vs 1200) grants.Only the advisory message changes, so behavior is not blocked. Still, align the file dimension with the intent.
♻️ Suggested limit alignment
- docsGovernance: { files: 15, lines: 2400, commits: 8 },+ docsGovernance: { files: 25, lines: 2400, commits: 12 },If the stricter file count is deliberate, note that reason in the comment at line 64.
Also applies to: 72-76
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 198-205: Update the Post PR size comment step to detect fork pull
requests and skip the gh pr comment invocation when the workflow token is
read-only, while preserving the existing within-target early exit and PR-size
evaluation so pr-size remains successful and ci-success is not blocked.
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In `@scripts/check-pr-size.mjs`:
- Around line 7-12: Update the docsGovernance.files threshold in TIERS to align
with the hard tier’s file limit, preserving the additional line-count headroom;
if the lower limit is intentional, document that rationale in the associated
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Fixes 6 real findings (CodeAnt + CodeRabbit + chatgpt-codex-connector) against commit a0abfad, one already-fixed stale finding confirmed and left as-is: 1/2 (duplicate root cause). --no-renames made a pure rename count as a full delete+add, doubling its line cost and potentially pushing a compliant PR over a tier. Switched to `git diff --numstat -z`: preserves rename detection (a -z rename record is 3 NUL-separated tokens — numbers, old path, new path — not 1), and as a side effect also gives raw UTF-8 paths instead of git's octal-quoted representation for non-ASCII filenames (was silently breaking DOCS/generated-artifact classification for e.g. localized filenames). Rewrote parseNumstat() for the NUL-delimited format. 3. A fork or Dependabot PR gets a read-only GITHUB_TOKEN regardless of this workflow's own declared permissions, so `gh pr comment` would fail — and since that step had no error handling, ci-success would reject the (correctly advisory) pr-size result. Added continue-on-error: true, and while touching this step also fixed a related P2 (comment accumulation): now upserts one comment via `--edit-last` (stable bot identity) instead of posting a new one on every oversized push, and posts a "resolved" update once the PR is back within target instead of leaving a stale warning. 4. locales/**/*.json (translator-authored source) shared ci-prepush-classifier.mjs's NON_CODE_ONLY bucket with public/locales/**/bundle.json (generated), so a large legitimate translation PR could report near-zero meaningful lines. Replaced the blanket classifier-based exemption with a targeted GENERATED_ARTIFACT_ROOTS check (public/locales/, public/community-templates/ only). 5. pr-size declared pull-requests: write with no needs: dependency, so a same-repo PR modifying pr-size's own job could have that write-scoped token used before workflow-policy's structural gate ever evaluated it. Added needs: [workflow-policy], same discipline as security's own gating. 6. ci-success tolerated needs.pr-size.result == 'skipped' unconditionally, but pr-size's own if: is exactly `github.event_name == 'pull_request'` — the same event ci-success itself is evaluating whenever this matters, so a tampered if: that made pr-size skip on a genuine PR would silently pass. Made the check event-aware: skipped is only tolerated off pull_request, matching the existing rust-tauri/core-rust pattern's intent but correctly scoped for a condition that can't legitimately vary the way path-detection can. The "bootstrap the checker" finding (chatgpt-codex-connector) was confirmed stale — already fixed in the prior commit (a0abfad) before this review ran; left unresolved-thread-only, no new fix. 4 new regression tests (rename-as-one-row, rename-with-edit delta, raw-UTF-8-path preservation, source-vs-generated locale counting). Re-syncs README (27 tests total, up from 23).
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Fixes 3 findings (chatgpt-codex-connector) against commit d0daab1: 1. A PR that adds/changes .gitattributes to mark its own touched files `-diff` makes git diff --numstat report "-\t-" for them (treated as binary/no-diff), which parseNumstat converts to 0 lines — hiding arbitrarily large real edits from the size gate. Verified this defeats --text/-a and -c core.attributesFile=/dev/null too (the explicit -diff attribute wins over all of those). Fixed by writing a temporary "* diff" override to $GIT_DIR/info/attributes (resolved via `git rev-parse --git-path info/attributes`, which correctly finds the shared common dir even from inside a worktree) before running the diff, then restoring the original content — that file is never part of the versioned tree, so a PR cannot touch it. New integration test using a real temporary git repo proves both the vulnerability (without the fix) and the fix (with it), not just that the code compiles. 2. --edit-last blindly edited whatever the PR's last github-actions[bot] comment was, even if it belonged to an unrelated job sharing that same token identity. Now fetches the last such comment first and only uses --edit-last when it actually contains the <!-- pr-size-governance --> marker; otherwise posts a fresh comment instead of overwriting someone else's. 3. AGENTS.md's and docs/CI.md's pipeline graphs and job tables didn't mention pr-size at all (only workflow-policy was added when it shipped) — both updated with the new job, its needs: workflow-policy dependency, and its pull_request-only skip condition. 1 new regression test (gitattributes evasion, real git repo). Re-syncs README (28 tests total, up from 27).
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 214-229: Update the comment lookup in the PR-size workflow to
select the latest github-actions[bot] comment whose body contains the MARKER,
and capture its API comment ID. Use that owned comment ID when editing both
resolved and updated reports instead of relying on gh pr comment --edit-last;
create a new comment only when no matching ID exists.
In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 377-380: Update both CI dependency diagrams to match ci.yml: in
AGENTS.md lines 377-380, draw pr-size as a direct branch from workflow-policy
rather than security; in docs/CI.md lines 109-110, add the workflow-policy →
pr-size dependency before pr-size feeds the aggregate input.
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- Line 136: Update the pr-size row in CI.md to state that the workflow uses the
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…docs - Exclude generated locale bundles/lockfile from the file-count ceiling too (mirroring the existing line-count exclusion) — an atomic locale-parity edit (19 source files + 19 rebuilt bundles) was always tripping the absolute 30-file ceiling even though none of that churn is meaningful. - Fail the pr-size job on any nonzero checker exit, not just the literal '1' blocking code, so a crash/OOM-kill can't silently pass unmeasured. - Upsert the PR-size comment by owned comment ID (found via marker search across all github-actions[bot] comments), not --edit-last, so another bot's later comment can't cause a duplicate. - Fix the CI dependency diagrams (AGENTS.md, docs/CI.md) to show pr-size branching from workflow-policy, and document the check-pr-size.mjs bootstrap fallback in docs/CI.md's job table. - Sync README test-count badges (7104 -> 7109, 7 new tests).
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- gh api --paginate for the owned-comment lookup so a marker-bearing comment past page 1 is still found (was: single-page-only, could silently duplicate or fail to resolve on a long-running PR). - Narrow the community-templates governance exclusion from the whole public/community-templates/ directory down to the exact index.json file content-guard.mjs mirrors. index.<locale>.json variants (index.de.json etc.) are hand-authored runtime assets with no source-of-truth to regenerate from and must stay governed.
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- gh api --paginate combined with --jq filters each page separately, so a marker match on more than one page produced multiple newline-separated IDs and broke the PATCH URL. Piped through external jq -s instead, which combines all pages before filtering (verified empirically: --jq alone returned one line per page even with a single aggregate "last" filter). - The info/attributes override used a bare "* diff", which forces every path to text-diff mode — including genuine binaries, whose real content then gets miscounted as thousands of "meaningful" lines and can trip the absolute ceiling on a PR that only touches one binary asset. Changed to "* !diff" (unspecify, not force-true), which still defeats a PR-controlled "-diff" evasion while leaving git's normal NUL-byte binary auto-detection intact. Verified both properties empirically in a scratch repo before and after the fix. - New regression test: a real binary file edited alongside the existing hidden-text-change scenario must still report as binary (0/0), not fake line counts.
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GENERATED_ARTIFACT_ROOTS excluded the whole public/locales/ subtree by prefix, but build-i18n.mjs only ever writes <lang>/bundle.json there. Any other file that happened to live under public/locales/<lang>/ (hypothetical today, no such file exists yet) would have silently escaped both line- and file-count governance. Replaced the prefix exclusion with an exact pattern requiring the bundle.json filename. Also corrected 3 pre-existing tests that used a fictional nested path (public/locales/<lang>/writer/bundle.json) which never matched the real generator's flat output shape (public/locales/<lang>/bundle.json) — they only passed before because the old prefix match didn't care about nesting depth.
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…eam jobs (#522) (#523) * fix(ci): admit GitHub Pages deploy despite legitimately-skipped upstream jobs (#522) deploy's if: condition lacked a status-check function, so GitHub Actions' default implicit success() gate silently skipped the job whenever any upstream job in the graph was legitimately skipped (pr-size on every non-pull_request event, rust-tauri/core-rust on any push that doesn't touch their paths) — even though ci-success itself correctly computed 'success' via its own always()-gated tolerance logic for exactly those three jobs. Traced via real run history: #427 (2026-08-20) switched deploy's needs from [build, e2e] to [ci-success], introducing the dependency; #428 was the first reproducible skip immediately after (Rust gates skipped); #509 (2026-08-26, PR-size governance) made it apply to every main push once pr-size joined ci-success's tolerated-skip set. GitHub Pages has been serving a stale build since, correlating exactly with whether the specific run's Rust-gate path happened to be relevant. Adds always() + !cancelled() to deploy's if:, matching the identical proven pattern already used in tauri-build.yml's bundle job — forces GitHub to evaluate the job's own explicit condition (main, non-PR, ci-success.result == 'success') instead of deriving admission from the presence of any skipped job anywhere in the chain, while still refusing to publish from a genuinely cancelled workflow run. New regression test asserts deploy's needs/if: structure directly against the exact main-push scenario (pr-size/rust-tauri/core-rust skipped, ci-success success) that was silently broken. Note: PR CI cannot itself prove this — deploy never runs on a pull_request event by design. Acceptance evidence is a genuine post-merge main-push run showing real Deploy to GitHub Pages steps, not conclusion: skipped. * test: scope the deploy gating regression test to the real if: expression Address CodeAnt AI + CodeRabbit review of #523: the test asserted against extractJobBlock(workflowSource, 'deploy') — the whole raw job block — which also contains the QNBS-v3 comment directly above if:, itself mentioning "always()" and "!cancelled()". A regression that strips either function from the real, executable if: line (while leaving the comment untouched) would have kept passing. Add extractJobIf(jobBlock) to the shared workflow-policy parser utilities — handles both inline (if: <expr>) and folded block-scalar (if: >-\n ...) forms already used across ci.yml/tauri-build.yml — and scope the deploy test's assertions to its return value instead of the whole block. Verified the fix actually closes the gap: reverting the assertions to extractJobBlock and manually stripping always() from the real if: line (comment left intact) left the old test passing; with extractJobIf, the same edit correctly fails it.
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Summary
Adds a PR-size governance gate, closing the last of the three residual clusters (S4, S5, PR-size governance) identified in the post-#477 reconstruction reconciliation program's plan.
What it checks
scripts/check-pr-size.mjsevaluates a PR's diff against tiered file/line/commit limits:"Meaningful lines" reuses
classifyFile()fromscripts/ci-prepush-classifier.mjsto zero outNON_CODE_ONLYdiffs (e.g. a locale bundle rebuild) andpnpm-lock.yaml, so generated churn can't trip the gate.This is not a restatement of CLAUDE.md's existing "~100 changed files" rule — that number is specifically about CodeAnt AI skipping inline review above 100 files; this gate is a different, stricter, purpose-built size discipline.
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pnpm run pr-size:check(new script)pr-sizeCI job,pull_request-triggered only, job-levelpermissions: contents: read, pull-requests: writecheck-pr-size.mjs(and itsci-prepush-classifier.mjsdependency), never the PR's own working-tree copy — this prevents the PR from changing the checker logic or thresholds used for its own evaluation. Same discipline as feat(ci): add structural workflow-policy YAML authority (S4) #505'sworkflow-policyjob. This does not constitute a complete trusted-execution boundary for the PR-controlled workflow job itself (theci.ymljob body and itspull-requests: writetoken still run from the PR's own checkout) — that residual trust-boundary question is tracked separately as a follow-up, not solved here.ci-successrequired aggregator (with the same skipped-is-OK tolerance asrust-tauri/core-rustfor non-pull_requestevents) naturally makes it advisory below absolute and blocking only there, with no separate workflow-graph split neededpr-size'spull-requests: writetoworkflow-policy-check.mjs's ownWRITE_SCOPE_ALLOWLIST— verified structurally sound by that same checkerScope freeze / deferred follow-up
This PR is under terminal convergence: one final bounded correction batch (nonzero-exit handling, generated-artifact file counting, comment-ID reconciliation, CI-diagram/doc truth, bootstrap-fallback documentation), no new architecture. A P1 finding surfaced during review — the
pr-size(andworkflow-policy) job's write-scoped enforcement step still runs from the PR's own checkout, soneeds:alone doesn't establish a trusted-execution boundary — is real but out of scope here; a trusted-execution redesign does not belong in a PR about bounding PR size. Tracked in #510, related to #506 Finding C.Test plan
tests/unit/tooling/checkPrSize.test.ts) — DI-injected git output, fail-closed spawn-error handling, tier-boundary cases, docsGovernance-vs-hard profile comparisonpnpm run workflow-policy:check— passes against the updatedci.yml(new job, new allowlist entry)pnpm run lint— cleanpnpm exec tsgo --project tsconfig.tsgo.json --noEmit --checkers 4— clean (exact CI command)pnpm run ci:prepush— full local admission greengit diff --check— cleanci-success.needsarray in the pre-existingtests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts(same pattern as feat(ci): add structural workflow-policy YAML authority (S4) #505'sworkflow-policyjob addition)oktier; large multi-wave S4 PR → correctly flaggedhardtier)Summary by Sourcery
Introduce pull-request size governance that advises on oversized changes and blocks pull requests exceeding the absolute limits.
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