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#16923) .pre-commit-config.yaml declares black/isort/flake8/autoflake/mypy and this repo's own local guards, but nothing ran any of them locally: the local `pre-commit` hook slot held only the Target Branch Guard -- a self-contained script with no pre-commit-framework dispatch at all. The first thing that ever ran black was CI, a full round-trip after every formatting mistake. `pre-commit.pre-commit-framework`, sitting beside it, turned out to be a stale copy of the SAME guard from before the Dev_new_gui->main rename, not the framework's own dispatcher -- confirmed by diff, not assumed. tools/git-hooks/pre-commit: the branch-guard section is untouched (still the sync source for autobot-infrastructure's twin); its `*)` arm now falls through instead of exiting, into a new section that dispatches staged files to the `pre-commit` framework binary (`pre-commit run --hook-stage pre-commit --files <staged>`) when it's on PATH, skipping gracefully otherwise so the hook stays a self-contained file with no hard dependency. Verified end-to-end against a real checkout of this repo (not just the unit tests below): an unformatted file gets reformatted and the commit refused, a protected-branch commit still blocks before the dispatch ever runs, and scripts/hooks/post- checkout's separate flock-wrapper injection (#1684) targets the same `set -uo pipefail` anchor this change preserves, so it keeps working unmodified. repo_tests/git_hooks_formatter_dispatch_16923_test.py (new): uses a hand-rolled local hook in the fixture's own .pre-commit-config.yaml instead of the real black/isort, so the dispatch mechanism itself is proven without depending on network access to a formatter's own pre-commit environment a fresh CI runner may not have cached. Covers: an unformatted file (created via plain file write, never touched by an editor tool) is corrected and the commit refused, then succeeds once re-added; an already-clean commit is not blocked; the branch guard still blocks release/master with the file left untouched (proving the dispatch never ran); the same property holds when installed from a worktree; a negative control reconstructing the pre-#16923 hook (guard only) confirms the identical scenario would NOT have been caught by it; and github-actions[bot]'s auto-fix-generated-types.yml is confirmed to never call scripts/install-git-hooks.sh, so it stays hook-less by construction rather than by an assumption nothing checks. Refs #16923
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe local ChangesFormatter dispatch and hook synchronisation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Git
participant PreCommitHook
participant TargetBranchGuard
participant PreCommitFramework
Git->>PreCommitHook: Start commit with staged paths
PreCommitHook->>TargetBranchGuard: Check target branch
TargetBranchGuard-->>PreCommitHook: Permit or reject
PreCommitHook->>PreCommitFramework: Run checks on staged paths
PreCommitFramework-->>Git: Return formatting result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Linked worktrees and type-changed files can bypass the intended hook synchronization or formatting checks, while later refreshes can overwrite a developer’s custom-hook backup. These issues should be addressed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@repo_tests/git_hooks_formatter_dispatch_16923_test.py`:
- Around line 43-46: Remove the module-level skip based on
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In `@tools/git-hooks/pre-commit`:
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Test the unavailable-binary fallback without skipping the module.
This skip prevents the suite from invoking the installed hook when pre-commit is absent. A future non-zero fallback or accidental command invocation can then block commits without a failing test. Keep the skip only for formatter-dispatch tests, and add a test that runs Git with a controlled PATH containing git and bash but no pre-commit.
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In `@repo_tests/git_hooks_formatter_dispatch_16923_test.py` around lines 43 - 46,
Remove the module-level skip based on shutil.which("pre-commit") and retain
skipping only for tests that require formatter dispatch. Add a test covering the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Include type-changed files in formatter dispatch.
If a tracked symlink or submodule is replaced with an unformatted regular Python file, Git reports status T. This filter omits that path, leaves STAGED_FILES empty, and lets the commit bypass local formatter checks. Add T to the filter and add a regression test.
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In `@tools/git-hooks/pre-commit` at line 102, Update the git diff filter used to
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This PR's new That wrapper does not enforce the protected-branch guard at all: The PR body shows the author read This is the same class of issue a peer review already flagged for #16923: this PR is "the fallback tier, not the only one." Recommend reconciling the two dispatchers (either fold this fix's logic into |
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🟠 Major · Resolve the effective hooks directory for linked worktrees. · post-checkout:82
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftResolve the effective hooks directory for linked worktrees.
Git uses the shared
git-common-dir/hooksdirectory by default for linked worktrees.git rev-parse --git-dirinstead returns the per-worktree administrative directory, soHOOKS_DIRnormally points to a non-existenthookschild. The guard at line 129 then skips both pre-commit synchronisation branches.Resolve Git's effective hooks path instead of appending
/hooksto--git-dir. Honour absolutecore.hooksPathvalues and resolve relative values from the active worktree root. Without an override, use the shared common hooks directory.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Preserve an existing formatter-dispatch backup.
mv replaces pre-commit.pre-formatter-dispatch if that file already exists. After a customised hook is backed up, a later template update moves the previously installed template over that backup. This destroys the customised hook that the backup was intended to preserve.
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In `@scripts/hooks/post-checkout` at line 166, Update the backup handling around
PRECOMMIT_HOOK and BACKUP_HOOK so moving a customised hook cannot overwrite an
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Single-issue rationale: nothing else currently open touches
tools/git-hooks/,scripts/install-git-hooks.sh, or the local pre-commit dispatch chain.Thinking Path
.pre-commit-config.yamldeclares black, isort, flake8, autoflake, mypy and 75 hooks total, but nothing local ever ran any of them — thepre-commithook slot held only the Target Branch Guard (a self-contained script, no pre-commit-framework dispatch).pre-commit.pre-commit-framework, sitting beside it, looked like it might be the framework's own generated dispatcher — I diffed it against the activepre-commitfile rather than assuming: it's a stale copy of the same branch guard, from before theDev_new_gui→mainrename (still says "PROTECTED: main, master" / "ALLOWED: Dev_new_gui"). So the framework's dispatcher was never present under either name, confirming the issue's own diagnosis exactly.scripts/install-git-hooks.shis a thin copy mechanism (cp "$src" "$dest") — it doesn't construct hook logic itself, it copiestools/git-hooks/pre-commitverbatim. So the fix lands in the template, not the installer (the installer gets one doc-comment line noting the new behavior, no logic change).A real, tracked mechanism I had to understand before trusting the fix:
scripts/hooks/post-checkoutself-syncs on every checkout and, viaautobot-infrastructure/shared/scripts/hooks/inject-flock-wrapper(#1684), injects a flock block into.git/hooks/pre-committo serialize commits across worktrees sharing one stash. It anchors on the literal stringset -uo pipefailwhen that's present. My change keeps that line exactly where it was (the branch-guard section is untouched), so the injector keeps finding its anchor and this mechanism is unaffected — verified by reading the injector's source, not assumed.What Changed
tools/git-hooks/pre-commit: branch-guard section byte-for-byte unchanged except its*)arm, which now falls through instead ofexit 0, into a new section that runspre-commit run --hook-stage pre-commit --files <staged>when thepre-commitbinary is on PATH (staged files collected viagit diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACMR -z, NUL-delimited so a path with a space round-trips). Skips gracefully, with a one-line note, when the binary is absent — the hook stays a self-contained file with no hard dependency, same fallback framing git-hook enforcement silently dead: dangling pre-push symlink into deleted worktree; no pre-commit installed under explicit core.hooksPath #11598 already established.scripts/install-git-hooks.sh: one doc-comment line; no logic change.repo_tests/git_hooks_formatter_dispatch_16923_test.py(new, 8 tests): see Verification.Verified end-to-end against a real checkout of this repo, not just the unit tests —
blackgenuinely reformats a bad file and the commit is refused; re-adding lets it through; arelease-branch commit is still blocked before the dispatch code path is even reached (confirmed by running the hook directly and by checking the would-be-reformatted file stays untouched).Verification
pytest repo_tests/git_hooks_formatter_dispatch_16923_test.py repo_tests/git_hooks_installer_test.py repo_tests/git_hooks_executable_test.py repo_tests/hook_self_sync_atomic_test.py— 24 passed. The new test file uses a hand-rolled local hook in its own throwaway.pre-commit-config.yamlinstead of real black/isort, so the dispatch mechanism is proven without depending on network access to a formatter's own pre-commit environment a fresh CI runner isn't guaranteed to have cached; it skips itself cleanly (not silently) ifpre-commitisn't on PATH at all.test_a_badly_formatted_staged_file_is_corrected_and_the_commit_refused,test_re_adding_the_corrected_file_lets_the_commit_through,test_an_already_well_formatted_commit_is_not_blocked(no unnecessary friction).test_the_target_branch_guard_still_blocks_protected_branches,test_the_target_branch_guard_still_blocks_master— both also assert the staged file is left unformatted, proving the dispatch never even ran.Path.write_text, never an editor tool — the hook doesn't know or care how a staged file was produced._seed_repofixture is a fresh init+install every test;test_the_dispatch_also_works_when_installed_from_a_worktreere-verifies the same property aftergit worktree add+ install there.test_negative_control_the_pre_16923_hook_would_not_have_caught_thisreconstructs the pre-fix hook (branch guard only, dispatch section mechanically stripped, with an assertion that the strip actually removed it) and confirms the identical scenario the positive test relies on passes uncorrected — so the positive result isn't a fixture bug.test_the_bot_commit_workflow_never_installs_local_hooksasserts.github/workflows/auto-fix-generated-types.yml(thegithub-actions[bot]commit path) never callsinstall-git-hooks.sh.black --check,isort --check-only(both pinned to the repo's exact pre-commit versions),flake8,bandit,detect-hardcoded-values.shall clean.bash -non both shell files.Model Used
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