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Reviewer's GuideThis PR makes local admission change-aware by classifying working-tree files before expensive checks, preserving mandatory policy validation and cloud CI authority while selectively deferring TypeScript and routing i18n/content checks through a centralized registry; it also adds classifier tests and synchronizes README metrics. Sequence diagram for selective pre-push admission checkssequenceDiagram
participant Git
participant Admission as ci-prepush-lowend
participant Classifier as ci-prepush-classifier
participant Registry as check-registry
participant Checks as Local checks
participant CI as Cloud CI
Admission->>Git: git diff and git ls-files
Git-->>Admission: changed file paths
Admission->>Classifier: classifyChangedFiles(files)
Classifier-->>Admission: ChangeClassification
Admission->>Checks: run mandatory policy checks
Admission->>Registry: shouldRunAdmissionCheck(i18n, files)
Registry-->>Admission: route decision
Admission->>Registry: shouldRunAdmissionCheck(contentGuard, files)
Registry-->>Admission: route decision
alt TypeScript impact detected
Admission->>Checks: run tsgo single checker
else TypeScript impact absent
Admission-->>Admission: defer TypeScript to required CI
end
Admission->>CI: require cloud validation authority
Flow diagram for change-aware local admissionflowchart TD
A[Working-tree changed files] --> B[classifyChangedFiles]
B --> C[ChangeClassification]
C --> D[Mandatory policy checks]
C --> E{requiresTypecheck}
C --> F{shouldRunAdmissionCheck}
E -->|Required| G[TypeScript single checker]
E -->|Not required| H[TypeScript deferred to required CI]
F -->|i18n files or implementation self-impact| I[i18n checks]
F -->|content-template files or implementation self-impact| J[Content guard]
D --> K[Local admission result]
G --> K
H --> K
I --> K
J --> K
K --> L[Cloud CI remains authoritative]
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The refactoring successfully implements change-aware local admission checks with proper file classification logic. The code is well-structured with comprehensive test coverage (10 tests passed as noted in the PR description) and clear separation of concerns between classification, registry, and execution. All checks passed including Biome, docs validation, and the full prepush suite. No blocking defects identified.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pre-push workflow now classifies changed files, selects admission checks, handles unresolved ranges conservatively, and conditionally runs TypeScript validation. New declarations, registry logic, tests, and README metrics support the changes. ChangesDynamic pre-push validation
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes local admission routing, but current fallback paths can treat Git-range failures too permissively and skip validation for relevant changes, reducing protection before code reaches CI. The PR should address these fail-closed issues before merging, and the required rationale comment still needs follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PrePush as ci-prepush-lowend.mjs
participant Git as Git
participant Classifier as ci-prepush-classifier.mjs
participant Registry as ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs
participant Checks as Admission checks
PrePush->>Git: Resolve changed files
PrePush->>Classifier: classifyChangedFiles(files)
Classifier-->>PrePush: Return classification
PrePush->>Registry: shouldRunAdmissionCheck(name, files)
Registry-->>PrePush: Return applicability
PrePush->>Checks: Run selected checks
Checks-->>PrePush: Return results
🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 6.67% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 15 functions across 6 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In `@scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs`:
- Around line 35-38: Update changedFilesFromWorkingTree and the pre-push
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- Around line 23-24: In scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs lines 23-24, add one
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- Around line 65-70: Update the no-upstream fallback around the HEAD resolution
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In `@scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs`:
- Around line 52-62: Update changedFilesFromManualRange so a failed gitRaw diff
does not produce an empty resolved file list; instead mark the range unresolved
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Preserve normal upstream-diff handling and add a regression test covering the
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| function changedFilesFromManualRange() { | ||
| const upstream = gitOptional(['rev-parse', '--verify', '@{upstream}'])?.trim(); | ||
| if (upstream) | ||
| return { | ||
| files: parseNulDelimitedPaths( | ||
| gitRaw(['diff', '--no-renames', '--name-only', '-z', `${upstream}..HEAD`]), | ||
| ).concat(changedFilesFromWorkingTree()), | ||
| rangeResolved: true, | ||
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| return { files: [], rangeResolved: false }; |
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When @{upstream} resolves, changedFilesFromManualRange() treats a failed gitRaw(['diff', ...]) call as an empty file list and sets rangeResolved: true. With no working-tree changes, classifyChangedFiles([]) returns NO_CHANGES; full remains false, so i18n, content, and TypeScript checks can be skipped. Treat the range as unresolved or terminate the hook. Add a regression test for this failure path.
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In `@scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs` around lines 52 - 62, Update
changedFilesFromManualRange so a failed gitRaw diff does not produce an empty
resolved file list; instead mark the range unresolved or terminate the hook
before classifyChangedFiles can return NO_CHANGES. Preserve normal upstream-diff
handling and add a regression test covering the failed committed-diff path.
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Validated on exact E3 head fd697ab914e843fc25b8974893eaa96cf4cef11: this is a current fail-closed S1 blocker. When upstream resolves but git diff fails, gitRaw returns an empty list while rangeResolved remains true, allowing NO_CHANGES. E3 is terminal, so no E4/code push is permitted; this remains open and is classified STOP_AND_SPLIT_RECOMMENDED.
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@qnbs, confirmed. The finding remains open.
If @{upstream} resolves but the committed-range git diff fails, gitRaw() returns ''. changedFilesFromManualRange() then sets rangeResolved: true. This can classify the change set as NO_CHANGES and defer required local checks.
E3 is terminal. No E4 code push should occur. The follow-up must fail closed for a committed-diff failure and add regression coverage before this thread can be addressed.
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| it('requires conservative full admission when the manual range is unresolved', () => { | ||
| expect(manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(true)).toBe(false); | ||
| expect(manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(false)).toBe(true); | ||
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| const earlierTypeScript = classifyChangedFiles(['src/app.tsx']); | ||
| const earlierI18n = classifyChangedFiles(['locales/en/common.json']); | ||
| const earlierContent = classifyChangedFiles(['community-templates/index.json']); | ||
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| expect(requiresTypecheck(earlierTypeScript)).toBe(true); | ||
| expect(earlierI18n.kind).toBe('AMBIGUOUS'); | ||
| expect(earlierContent.kind).toBe('AMBIGUOUS'); | ||
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Add the required QNBS-v3 rationale.
This test changes admission behavior for unresolved Git ranges. Add one physical-line comment before the test that states the reason, impact, and creative value.
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+ // QNBS-v3: [Reason: cover unresolved Git ranges / Impact: prevent skipped admission checks / Creative value: preserve fail-safe validation]
it('requires conservative full admission when the manual range is unresolved', () => {As per coding guidelines, “For every non-trivial code change, add one single-line QNBS-v3 comment explaining why.”
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| it('requires conservative full admission when the manual range is unresolved', () => { | |
| expect(manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(true)).toBe(false); | |
| expect(manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(false)).toBe(true); | |
| const earlierTypeScript = classifyChangedFiles(['src/app.tsx']); | |
| const earlierI18n = classifyChangedFiles(['locales/en/common.json']); | |
| const earlierContent = classifyChangedFiles(['community-templates/index.json']); | |
| expect(requiresTypecheck(earlierTypeScript)).toBe(true); | |
| expect(earlierI18n.kind).toBe('AMBIGUOUS'); | |
| expect(earlierContent.kind).toBe('AMBIGUOUS'); | |
| }); | |
| // QNBS-v3: [Reason: cover unresolved Git ranges / Impact: prevent skipped admission checks / Creative value: preserve fail-safe validation] | |
| it('requires conservative full admission when the manual range is unresolved', () => { | |
| expect(manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(true)).toBe(false); | |
| expect(manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(false)).toBe(true); | |
| const earlierTypeScript = classifyChangedFiles(['src/app.tsx']); | |
| const earlierI18n = classifyChangedFiles(['locales/en/common.json']); | |
| const earlierContent = classifyChangedFiles(['community-templates/index.json']); | |
| expect(requiresTypecheck(earlierTypeScript)).toBe(true); | |
| expect(earlierI18n.kind).toBe('AMBIGUOUS'); | |
| expect(earlierContent.kind).toBe('AMBIGUOUS'); | |
| }); |
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In `@tests/unit/tooling/ciPrepushClassifier.test.ts` around lines 65 - 76, Do not
add the requested comment; update the test only if needed to reflect the
unresolved-range admission behavior, keeping the existing test name and
assertions unchanged.
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Validated as a non-material style/documentation note on exact E3 head fd697ab914e843fc25b8974893eaa96cf4cef11. The requested one-line QNBS-v3 rationale is understood, but E3 is terminal and no further code mutation is authorized; it does not change the E3 outcome.
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@qnbs, acknowledged. The finding is non-material and does not affect the E3 outcome. Since no code mutation is authorized for the terminal E3 head, I will not request a further change.
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| if (normalized.startsWith('tests/')) | ||
| return TS_FILE.test(normalized) ? 'TYPESCRIPT_APPLICATION' : 'TEST_ONLY'; | ||
| if (TS_FILE.test(normalized)) return 'TYPESCRIPT_APPLICATION'; | ||
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Route typed tooling data through typecheck
When an outgoing change only edits scripts/coverage-thresholds.json, this branch classifies it as TOOLING, which requiresTypecheck explicitly exempts. That JSON is imported by vitest.config.ts:6 and spread into the typed coverage configuration at line 94 with resolveJsonModule enabled, so a change such as accidentally quoting a threshold can produce a project type error while the mandatory local gate reports TypeScript as deferred. Exempt only tooling files outside the TypeScript module graph, or classify this imported JSON as TypeScript-impacting.
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Validated on exact E3 head fd697ab914e843fc25b8974893eaa96cf4cef11: this is a current classifier-authority blocker. scripts/coverage-thresholds.json is imported by vitest.config.ts with resolveJsonModule, but scripts/ is broadly TOOLING and requiresTypecheck exempts it. E3 is terminal; no E4/code push is permitted, so this remains open and contributes to STOP_AND_SPLIT_RECOMMENDED.
| const manualEvidence = | ||
| evidenceIndex >= 0 | ||
| ? { files: evidenceChangedFiles, rangeResolved: true } | ||
| : changedFilesFromManualRange(); |
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Fully validate commits introduced only by release tags
When the only outgoing ref is an annotated tag, resolvePushEvidence records a TAG update but adds no paths to changedFiles, and this branch treats that resolved empty list as authoritative, producing NO_CHANGES and skipping TypeScript, i18n, and content validation. A signed v* tag can point to a commit that was never pushed through a branch; Git transfers that commit and .github/workflows/tauri-build.yml can publish its installers without depending on the concurrently triggered quality workflow. Treat tag-only evidence as requiring full admission, or derive changed paths from the tag's target against reachable remote bases.
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Validated on exact E3 head fd697ab914e843fc25b8974893eaa96cf4cef11: this is a distinct current S3a evidence-consumption blocker. Tag-only PushEvidence resolves with no changedFiles, so local admission can classify NO_CHANGES and skip required checks for a tag target. This is outside the authorized S1 E3 scope; no E4/code push is permitted and the thread remains open for the replacement S3a/S1 follow-up.
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Reconstructed from frozen PR #491 source SHA
9bbeded78f1032a5e74aa370ef7ca158628ad784and fresh post-#494main.This replacement owns only the S1-final local-admission classifier and declarative check-routing registry:
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pnpm run docs:check: passed;pnpm run ci:prepush: passed;The independent clone used its own frozen-lockfile dependency reconciliation and clone-local pnpm store; no dependency manifests or lockfiles changed.
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Make local pre-push admission checks change-aware while retaining conservative validation for ambiguous changes.
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