refactor(admission): reconstruct change-aware local checks - #499
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ci-prepush-lowend.mjs ran a fixed list of local checks unconditionally on every push, with no change-aware routing at all. Reconstruct the change classifier (ci-prepush-classifier.mjs), its i18n/content-guard routing registry (ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs), and wire both into the runner so DOCS_ONLY/WORKFLOW_ONLY/TOOLING/etc. changes skip irrelevant local checks while TypeScript-impacting changes still run typecheck. Two defects fixed relative to the prior reconstruction attempt this is based on: a failed `git diff` on a resolved manual upstream range silently produced an empty-but-"resolved" file list (fail-open, allowing an unsafe skip) instead of falling back to conservative full admission; and scripts/coverage-thresholds.json was classified as generic TOOLING despite being a resolveJsonModule import into vitest.config.ts, so a push touching only it wrongly deferred typecheck. Also wires in pathEvidenceState (#498): pre-push-hook evidence is only trusted as a complete file list when path evidence is COMPLETE, not just when evidenceState is RESOLVED — a tag-only push (PARTIAL) now correctly falls back to conservative full admission instead of trusting a possibly-incomplete changedFiles list. The manual-range and evidence-resolution logic lives in a new ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs so it stays independently unit-testable under Vitest without importing hooks/shared.mjs (which pulls in dependency-state.mjs's raw import.meta.url path resolution — that file is intentionally tested via node:test instead, not Vitest).
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR rebuilds change-aware local admission by extracting fail-closed range/evidence resolution, classifying changed files by validation impact, routing i18n/content checks through a self-aware registry, and wiring conservative selective execution—including mandatory typecheck for TypeScript-impacting changes—into the low-end pre-push runner. Sequence diagram for fail-closed pre-push evidence resolutionsequenceDiagram
participant Runner as PrepushRunner
participant Resolver as RangeResolver
participant Git
participant Evidence as PushEvidence
Runner->>Resolver: resolveManualEvidence(evidenceFile)
alt evidence file provided
Resolver->>Evidence: readPrePushEvidenceFile(evidenceFile)
Resolver->>Evidence: resolvePushEvidence(input, cwd)
Evidence-->>Resolver: evidenceState and pathEvidenceState
alt pathEvidenceState is COMPLETE
Resolver-->>Runner: files, rangeResolved true
else path evidence is incomplete
Resolver-->>Runner: files, rangeResolved false
end
else manual committed range
Resolver->>Git: rev-parse --verify @{upstream}
alt upstream resolved
Resolver->>Git: diff --no-renames --name-only -z upstream..HEAD
alt diff succeeds
Git-->>Resolver: changed files
Resolver-->>Runner: changed files plus working tree files
else diff fails
Resolver-->>Runner: rangeResolved false
end
else upstream unavailable
Resolver-->>Runner: rangeResolved false
end
end
Runner->>Runner: manualAdmissionNeedsFullValidation(rangeResolved)
Flow diagram for change-aware local admissionflowchart TD
A["Pre-push runner starts"] --> B["resolveManualEvidence"]
B --> C{"Range or path evidence complete?"}
C -->|No| D["AMBIGUOUS classification and full admission"]
C -->|Yes| E["classifyChangedFiles"]
E --> F["Determine check routing"]
D --> G["Run baseline admission checks"]
F --> G
G --> H{"i18n or content files changed?"}
H -->|Yes or full| I["Run i18n and content checks"]
H -->|No| J["Skip irrelevant content checks"]
I --> K{"requiresTypecheck"}
J --> K
K -->|Yes| L["Run tsgo typecheck"]
K -->|No| M["Defer TypeScript check to required CI"]
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The refactoring successfully introduces change-aware routing for local pre-push checks with proper fail-safe behavior. The implementation correctly addresses the three fixes mentioned in the PR description: fail-closed git diff handling, proper classification of coverage-thresholds.json, and correct pathEvidenceState wiring. The code demonstrates good separation of concerns with testable architecture through dependency injection, and the test coverage validates the critical failure scenarios.
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### Comment 1
<location path="scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs" line_range="96-97" />
<code_context>
-console.log('[local-lowend] pre-push checks passed sequentially.');
+// QNBS-v3: guard execution so this module can be imported for testing without running the CLI.
+const isMainModule = process.argv[1] === fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
+if (isMainModule) main();
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The `ci:prepush` package script invokes this file as the relative path `scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs`, but `process.argv[1]` is then relative while `fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)` is absolute, so `isMainModule` is false and `main()` never runs. The pre-push admission command exits successfully without running any checks.
**Triggers:** When the runner is invoked through the repository's `ci:prepush` package script or another relative script path.
**Suggested fix:** Compare normalized absolute paths, for example with `resolve(process.argv[1]) === fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)`, or use a URL-based main-module check.
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### Comment 2
<location path="scripts/ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs" line_range="27-32" />
<code_context>
+ const staged = spawnSync('git', ['diff', '--no-renames', '--name-only', '-z', 'HEAD'], {
+ encoding: 'utf8',
+ });
+ const untracked = spawnSync('git', ['ls-files', '--others', '--exclude-standard', '-z'], {
+ encoding: 'utf8',
+ });
+ return parseNulDelimitedPaths(staged.status === 0 ? (staged.stdout ?? '') : '').concat(
+ parseNulDelimitedPaths(untracked.status === 0 ? (untracked.stdout ?? '') : ''),
+ );
+}
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** `defaultWorkingTreeFiles` discards failures from either `git diff HEAD` or `git ls-files --others` and still returns the paths from the successful command. `changedFilesFromManualRange` then marks the result `rangeResolved: true`, allowing change-aware skips based on an incomplete working-tree file list.
**Triggers:** When either working-tree Git command fails, such as outside a valid repository, during a Git error, or because the command is interrupted.
**Suggested fix:** Return an explicit failure sentinel when either command fails and propagate `rangeResolved: false` so the runner uses full admission.
</issue_to_address>Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 2 findings to address first, and this changes which local admission checks run based on inferred file impact, so a routing or classification defect could let invalid i18n or community-template changes be committed without those checks. Reverting restores the old checks, but any bad content or code admitted while the refactor was active would need a separate cleanup or rerun.
Blocking findings: scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs:97, scripts/ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs:32
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pre-push validation flow now resolves manual evidence, classifies changed files, selects applicable admission checks, and conditionally runs TypeScript validation. Public declarations, tests, and documentation cover the registry, classifier, resolver, and execution behavior. ChangesPre-push admission validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR makes local pre-push validation change-aware and fail closed when evidence is incomplete, but changes limited to range resolution may still bypass required admission checks and the published declaration may omit a runtime export needed by TypeScript consumers; documentation inaccuracies also need follow-up, so merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PrePush as ci-prepush-lowend
participant Resolver as resolveManualEvidence
participant Classifier as classifyChangedFiles
participant Registry as shouldRunAdmissionCheck
participant Checks as Admission checks
PrePush->>Resolver: Resolve manual evidence
Resolver-->>PrePush: Return changed files and range status
PrePush->>Classifier: Classify changed files
Classifier-->>PrePush: Return validation requirements
PrePush->>Checks: Run baseline checks
PrePush->>Registry: Select governed checks
Registry-->>PrePush: Return execution decisions
PrePush->>Checks: Run selected checks and TypeScript validation
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In `@scripts/ci-prepush-check-registry.d.mts`:
- Line 1: Update the declaration associated with shouldRunAdmissionCheck to
match the runtime module exports by declaring the exported
admissionCheckRegistry with a readonly type, or make that runtime export
internal if it is not part of the public API.
In `@scripts/ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs`:
- Around line 17-33: Update the implementationFiles sets for both the i18n and
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Consolidated E1 remediation for PR #499's first review epoch, covering every current-material finding from Sourcery, CodeAnt, CodeRabbit, and chatgpt-codex-connector: - Working-tree Git-command failures (diff HEAD / ls-files --others) were silently converted to an empty path list instead of propagating failure; changedFilesFromManualRange() could still return rangeResolved:true. Both now return null on failure the same way the committed-range diff already did. - scripts/ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs determines what evidence is trusted but wasn't in either governed check's implementationFiles set, so a resolver-only change could skip i18n/content-guard admission. Added to both, with regression assertions. - JSON fixtures under tests/fixtures/ get inferred TypeScript types (confirmed: tests/unit/services/logger.test.ts and features/project/coreEnvelope.test.ts both import one directly) and were wrongly deferred as TEST_ONLY. Scoped narrowly to tests/fixtures/**/*.json, not all of tests/, based on the actual fixture tree. - ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs exported an internal admissionCheckRegistry the paired .d.mts didn't declare; removed the export instead of widening the public surface, since nothing external consumes it. - Extracted isMainModule() as a tested pure function (was inline process.argv[1] === fileURLToPath comparison). Verified via the real `pnpm run ci:prepush` invocation that main() already executed correctly before this change (Node resolves process.argv[1] to an absolute path even for a relative `node scripts/x.mjs` invocation) — Sourcery's finding was a false positive, kept as a cheap defensive normalization rather than reverted. README test-count metrics resynced via the existing `pnpm run sync:readme` authority (6982+ tests / 577 files) rather than hand-edited, fixing the doc-metrics drift gate failure from E0. Validated: full `pnpm run ci:prepush` passes end-to-end (dependency state, toolchain, docs, CSP, desktop-import boundary, native readiness, i18n key parity/bundle/quality, content guard, typecheck), not just the targeted test/lint/typecheck subset.
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Terminal E2 remediation for PR #499, bounded to what the complete E1 review epoch surfaced plus one independently verified validation gap: - QNBS-v3 comments in ci-prepush-classifier.mjs, ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs, and its test file wrapped onto a second physical line, violating this repo's hard one-line rule (chatgpt-codex-connector, AGENTS.md L245-254). Shortened all three to fit on one line each. - locales/** and community-templates/** files fell through classifyFile() to UNKNOWN -> AMBIGUOUS, triggering an unnecessary typecheck for i18n/content-only pushes even though shouldRunAdmissionCheck() already routes them to their own dedicated checks (Graphite). Added a NON_CODE_ROOTS classification matching the registry's own routing patterns, and included NON_CODE_ONLY in the mixed-category exemption so it composes with DOCS/WORKFLOW/TOOLING/TEST_ONLY. - changedFilesFromManualRange() correctly propagates a null workingTreeFiles() (working-tree discovery failure) to rangeResolved:false, but had no direct regression for that specific path -- only the sibling diffNames() failure was covered. Added it. README test-count metrics resynced again via `pnpm run sync:readme` (6984+ tests / 577 files). Validated: full `pnpm run ci:prepush` passes end-to-end.
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CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md still described pnpm run ci:prepush as running the exact CI typecheck and i18n checks unconditionally on every push -- that was accurate for the prior fixed-check-list runner, but this PR replaced it with change-aware routing (DEFERRED_TO_REQUIRED_CI for non-impacting classifications, fail-closed to full admission on incomplete evidence). Runtime and tests are correct and unchanged by this commit; only the description was stale (confirmed via chatgpt-codex-connector review findings on PR #499, verified against the actual checked-in text at this exact branch's HEAD rather than a different branch's copy). Also documents the same contract in docs/CI.md, which previously had no mention of the classifier at all. Docs-only: no runtime, test, or script changes in this commit.
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Two errors from the prior documentation reconciliation commit, identified by fresh chatgpt-codex-connector review findings on that exact commit: - CLAUDE.md and the new docs/CI.md section both claimed ci:prepush runs lint unconditionally. scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs has never invoked Biome/lint at all (grep confirms zero references) -- lint has only ever been the separate pre-commit hook's job on staged files, with full-repository lint being CI-owned. Removed the false claim and made this ownership explicit in all three files. - AGENTS.md's "Critical Execution Environment Warning" section (lines 32-36) still described the superseded unconditional typecheck/i18n behavior after the prior commit only updated the later "Testing Instructions" section, leaving two authoritative sections of the same file in direct conflict for the same command. Reconciled both to describe the same change-aware contract. Docs-only: no runtime, test, workflow, manifest, or lockfile changes.
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- Around line 44-46: Update the pre-push gate documentation to state that its
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CLAUDE.md described the local ci:prepush typecheck as "the exact CI typecheck" — it runs tsgo --noEmit with --checkers 1, while required CI uses --checkers 4. Also pointed dependency-verification recovery at pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, which does not update the dependency-state fingerprint; the repository's own authority for that is scripts/dependency-state.mjs reconcile. docs/CI.md linked to the "ci:prepush change-aware routing" section using a hand-guessed fragment (#ci-prepush-change-aware-routing) that does not match GitHub's generated slug for a heading containing a colon; corrected to #ciprepush-change-aware-routing.
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This PR successfully implements change-aware local pre-push admission with proper fail-closed behavior and comprehensive test coverage (22/22 tests passing).
Key security improvements verified:
- Fail-closed behavior when git commands fail (returns
rangeResolved: falseinstead of empty resolved lists) - Correct
pathEvidenceState === 'COMPLETE'check (prevents trusting incomplete tag-push evidence) - Self-referential routing (admission checks run when their implementation changes)
- Coverage-thresholds.json classified as
TYPESCRIPT_APPLICATION(prevents skipping typecheck)
The implementation properly handles all documented edge cases including failed git diffs, incomplete working-tree discovery, partial path evidence, and invalid manual evidence. No blocking issues found.
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Purpose
ci-prepush-lowend.mjsran a fixed list of local checks unconditionally onevery push, with no change-aware routing. Reconstruct the change classifier
and i18n/content-guard routing, and wire both into the runner so
DOCS_ONLY/WORKFLOW_ONLY/TOOLING/etc. changes skip irrelevant local checks
while TypeScript-impacting changes still run typecheck.
Scope
scripts/ci-prepush-classifier.mjs/.d.mts— file-based changeclassification (
NO_CHANGES/DOCS_ONLY/WORKFLOW_ONLY/NON_CODE_ONLY/RUST_TAURI/TOOLING/TEST_ONLY/TYPESCRIPT_APPLICATION/DEPENDENCY_TOOLCHAIN/BUILD_CONFIGURATION/AMBIGUOUS/MIXED)scripts/ci-prepush-check-registry.mjs/.d.mts— routes i18n/content-guardchecks by matched file pattern (self-referential: changing the checker's
own implementation file forces that check to run)
scripts/ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs/.d.mts(new) — manual committed-rangeresolution and pre-push-hook evidence resolution, factored out so it's
independently unit-testable under Vitest without importing
hooks/shared.mjs(which pulls independency-state.mjs's rawimport.meta.urlpath resolution — intentionally tested vianode:testinstead, not Vitest; confirmed by the repo's own existing
dependency-state.test.mjs)scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs— now change-aware, guarded behindmain()/isMainModuleso the range-resolver logic stays importableFixes relative to the prior reconstruction attempt this is based on
git diffon a resolved manualupstream range silently produced an empty-but-"resolved" file list,
allowing an unsafe skip. Now a failed diff explicitly falls back to
conservative full admission (
rangeResolved: false), never a silentempty-but-complete result.
scripts/coverage-thresholds.jsonmisclassified as genericTOOLINGdespite being a
resolveJsonModuleimport intovitest.config.ts— apush touching only it wrongly deferred typecheck. Now classified
TYPESCRIPT_APPLICATION.pathEvidenceState(fix(devops): make pre-push path evidence completeness explicit #498). Pre-push-hook evidence is onlytrusted as a complete file list when path evidence is
COMPLETE, notjust when
evidenceStateisRESOLVED— a tag-only push (PARTIAL) nowcorrectly falls back to conservative full admission instead of trusting a
possibly-incomplete
changedFileslist.Validation
pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/tooling/ciPrepushClassifier.test.ts tests/unit/tooling/ciPrepushRangeResolver.test.ts— 22/22 passedpnpm exec biome checkon touched files — cleanpnpm run typecheck— cleanSummary by Sourcery
Reconstruct change-aware local pre-push admission with conservative fallbacks when change evidence is incomplete.
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