fix(sync): close docs drift review cluster - #3167
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@codex review Exact-head review requested for 7981324. Please verify all four Portable#2233 source findings are covered: legacy node_modules conflict removal, atomic duplicate-target batching, stable per-finding issue dedupe with partial coverage, and consumer availability of sync_status_file_ignores.py. |
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@codex review Fresh exact-head review requested after the Python 3.9/Ruff compatibility correction. Please review the complete cluster on the new head. |
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| merged = repo_lines + ([""] if repo_lines[-1].strip() else []) + block.splitlines() |
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Handle an empty list after removing legacy rules
When a consumer .gitignore contains only node_modules/ (or only repeated copies of that legacy rule), lines is nonempty but without_conflicts(lines) returns an empty list, so indexing repo_lines[-1] raises IndexError. The full-plan Maint 68 sync calls this function directly for each consumer, causing reconciliation to fail instead of replacing the legacy content with the managed block; choose the separator without indexing when repo_lines is empty.
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@codex review Fresh exact-head review requested after aligning the consumer fallback block version with template v3. The bounded fallback-review advisory is now covered by a regression assertion. |
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Preserve ignores for nested dependency installations
When dependencies are installed below the repository root, this anchored rule no longer ignores them; for example, .github/actions/verifier-codex-cli/package.json produces .github/actions/verifier-codex-cli/node_modules/, which now appears as a large untracked tree. The same regression reaches consumers because the full Maint 68 reconciliation deletes their exact node_modules/ rule and leaves only /node_modules/. Preserve the all-depth ignore and add a targeted exception for the deliberately vendored .github/scripts/node_modules subtree instead of narrowing every consumer's dependency ignore.
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| legacy_digest = hashlib.sha256( | ||
| f"{batch['issue_title']}\0{legacy_issue_body}".encode() | ||
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| legacy_marker = f"<!-- docs-drift-fix-agent:{legacy_digest} -->" |
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Migrate legacy markers before regrouping findings
When open issues were created by the previous implementation and a repeated deterministic target crossed a batch boundary, the new atomic grouping changes the issue body. This legacy digest is calculated from that newly combined body, so it cannot match either old per-batch marker, while those old issues do not contain the new per-finding markers; every lookup therefore misses and --apply opens a duplicate issue for findings that are already covered. Recover the legacy markers from the previous batch composition or otherwise inspect legacy-marked open issues during this migration.
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@codex review Fresh exact-head review requested for 1a67501 after implementing all three active acceptance criteria: empty legacy-only .gitignore handling, all-depth node_modules ignores with a targeted vendored-tree exception, and reconstruction of pre-atomic legacy batch markers. Full local suite: 4944 passed, 3 skipped, 3 expected xfails. |
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Portable canary PR #2233 exposed four source-owned review findings after the prior docs-drift repair. This successor fixes that cluster in Workflows source. Fresh exact-head review then found three additional migration and ignore-semantics defects; the current head includes those corrections too.
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This changes the sync manifest and coalesces into the unresolved full source rollout. After merge: no-filter Maint 68 full canary, exact-plan Maint 71 evidence, promotion, delivery reconciliation, Health 83, and fresh zero-owned inventory.