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) Neither skills repository had a social preview, so a pasted link rendered as a grey block with the repo name -- while both are linked from the public root landing page. A social preview is a repository setting, not a file GitHub reads from the tree, and no REST or GraphQL endpoint exists for it. The cards are therefore authored here, where they get review and version history, and uploaded once through the web UI -- the same author-here / deploy-elsewhere split as site/mrveiss.github.io/. README.md carries the two-click instruction and notes that stale previews are platform link caches rather than failed uploads. Palette and type follow the landing page so a pasted repository link reads as the same property as the site. The generator makes no network call and fails on a missing font rather than substituting one, since a substituted face would change the card without changing the code. The cards carry no counts, metrics or badges deliberately: a number baked into a setting nobody revisits becomes false the first time a skill is added. They name domains instead, which stays true as the sets grow. Refs #16143 -- this does not close it. Two acceptance criteria are operator uploads against live repositories and cannot be verified from a diff.
…ooks as dead code (#16466) #16464 ported terminal_activities/file_activities/browser_activities/ secret_usage into the canonical Alembic chain (cascade-delete safety, unrelated to whether anything writes to them). This issue was about whether the backend code that WOULD write to three of those four tables was ever finished. It wasn't: - integrations/terminal_tracking.py, file_tracking.py, browser_tracking.py: zero callers anywhere in the backend (confirmed via grep for their public functions across the whole tree). Added in 672d17d (#873/#884, #608 Phase 5); #873's own acceptance checklist for hooking each into a real terminal/file-browser/browser-automation call site was never checked off, and two of those three target files (integrations/file_browser.py, automation_handler.py) were never even created -- despite #873 being closed anyway. - knowledge/activity_types.py: contrary to this issue's own premise, this file never wrote to the database at all -- it's Pydantic schema classes with zero callers outside its own test (including DesktopActivity, which the live desktop path doesn't use either; desktop_tracking.py builds its ORM model directly). Retired as orphaned schema, not as a "writer module". - The frontend counterpart (useActivityTracking.ts) was already retired in #16443 for the identical zero-callers reason. desktop_tracking.py -> api/vnc_proxy.py is untouched and remains the one live path; utils/activity_tracker.py keeps only track_desktop_activity. Retiring rather than wiring: no capability gap found (nothing reads these four tables either, so there's no consumer waiting on the write side), and the original feature was never actually finished for these three modalities in the first place. Note: autobot_shared/store_authority.py's activity_audit_trail Concept (added on the not-yet-merged #16460/#16471 branch) will need its write_sites list trimmed to match once both branches are in the same tree -- flagging here since this branch doesn't have that entry yet to edit directly.
…16466 (#16466) This PR retires integrations/{terminal,file,browser}_tracking.py and knowledge/activity_types.py as dead code. activity_audit_trail's Concept still listed all four as write-sites; only utils/activity_tracker.py (its surviving track_desktop_activity) and integrations/desktop_tracking.py ever actually write here. Same trim as #16471's 4c91955, applied on this branch since this is the PR that actually deletes the four files.
…16466's deletions (#16466) #16674 (merged after this branch's last rebase) raised the floor to 2558. This branch's own retirement of browser_tracking.py, file_tracking.py, terminal_tracking.py and knowledge/activity_types.py as dead code drops the real count to 2555 -- verified by running the guard's own discovery function directly, not by arithmetic, since other merged growth already moved autobot-backend's count independent of this deletion.
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Reviewed #16466's retirement specifically, per the request to scrutinize it. Verdict: APPROVE.
Independently verified the zero-callers claim, not just re-checked 77's grep.
- Repo-wide text search (
autobot-backend/, all of it) forterminal_tracking,file_tracking,browser_tracking,activity_typesoutside the modules' own files and tests: every hit is either a false positive (an unrelatedactivity_typesparameter name inautobot_memory_graph/user_session.py), a test-timing cache file (.test_durations), historical docs, or the migration file's own explanatory comment -- zero real imports or calls anywhere. - Checked for a dynamic-discovery mechanism that could reach these without a literal string match (a plugin loader,
importlib/pkgutildirectory scan overintegrations/orknowledge/) -- none exists in this codebase for either directory. - Compared against the live sibling:
desktop_tracking.pyis wired via one plain function-localfrom integrations.desktop_tracking import track_desktop_actioninapi/vnc_proxy.py-- confirms this codebase's convention is direct literal imports throughout, so a text search is actually sufficient here, not just convenient. - Checked the orphaned
detect_secret_usage/SECRET_PATTERNShelperutils/activity_tracker.pyalso lost -- the only otherSECRET_PATTERNShits in the tree are an unrelated same-named constant incode_intelligence/security/patterns.py. Genuinely dead too.
Scope is precise, not over-broad: models/activities.py and the migrations are untouched -- the tables stay real (matching the issue's own framing: they exist regardless of this issue's outcome), only the dead writer code goes. All 4 corresponding test files were removed too, not left orphaned pointing at deleted modules. ACTIVITY_TRACKING_README.md was updated to document the retirement rather than left stale with now-broken import examples. utils/activity_tracker.py's remaining test suite: 3/3 pass.
Recorded decision confirmed in changelog/unreleased/16466-activity-tracking-retire.md, matching the issue's AC1 requirement.
Didn't do a deep pass on the other 4 branches in this vehicle beyond confirming they land cleanly -- #16394's carried content is my own earlier work from this session, already reviewed at merge time.
Nothing blocking.
…16394 review) #16889's post_sync_cmd fix for the slm-backend role (5a94eca, db0d234) added 13 net lines, mostly verbose comments duplicating the backend role's rationale just above -- pushing the file to 727 against its grandfathered 715 ceiling. A grandfathered file may not grow (#14236): the exemption freezes the size it was granted, it does not license more. Trims the new comments to point at the backend role's existing explanation instead of repeating it, and folds the post_sync_cmd f-string's line breaks down to fit the project's 120-col limit. No behavior change -- same command, same rationale, fewer lines.
…5021) repo_tests/doc_sync_hook_resolves_indexer_15845_test.py caught it in CI (python-suite shard 11/12): this PR's own research doc landed without a docs/research/_index.md entry, so the reachability sweep flagged it as present but unindexed.
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APPROVE. Reviewed 1. Index entry matches the document, checked line by line, not just its existence. The doc is 2. Nothing else rides along. 3. The guard generalizes — not satisfied by coincidence. Read Also traced the full delta myself rather than taking "everything else is main flowing in" on faith: Recording |
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In @.session/HANDOFF-research-provider-quota-headroom.md:
- Around line 17-18: Update the handoff document’s “ONLY surviving copy”
statement to acknowledge the indexed provider quota research document, either by
identifying the canonical document or removing the exclusivity claim while
preserving the instruction not to delete active analysis.
In `@autobot-slm-backend/services/role_registry.py`:
- Line 48: Update the slm-backend command construction in execute_node_action to
create a unique temporary requirements file with mktemp, register an EXIT trap
to remove it, and use that variable for both filtered-requirements output and
pip install instead of the fixed /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm-backend.txt
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`@autobot-slm-backend/tests/services/test_code_sync_preserves_install_14275.py`:
- Around line 254-271: Add an assertion after the real registry sweep confirming
that path extraction found at least one output path, so a broken regex cannot
produce a vacuous pass. Add focused fixtures covering both a shared path that
appears under multiple roles and a unique path that produces no collision, and
assert the collision calculation handles both cases while preserving the
existing self-duplicate behavior in test_every_rewrite_output_path_is_unique.
In `@docs/research/provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling.md`:
- Around line 188-193: Synchronize the research claims with the implemented
quota behavior: in docs/research/provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling.md
lines 188-193, replace the statements that quota windows have no values and that
the quota monitor is absent with the current QuotaHeadroomStore and 429 headroom
recording behavior; in docs/research/_index.md line 45, remove or qualify the
claims that no headroom store exists and LLM rate-limit headers are never read.
In `@repo_tests/python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py`:
- Around line 109-154: Update _sourced_paths to fail closed by recording a
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Correct the “ONLY surviving copy” claim.
docs/research/provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling.md is also present and indexed in this change. State which document is canonical, or remove the exclusivity claim.
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In @.session/HANDOFF-research-provider-quota-headroom.md around lines 17 - 18,
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indexed provider quota research document, either by identifying the canonical
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| "venv/bin/alembic upgrade head" | ||
| f"cd {_BASE_DIR}/autobot-slm-backend && " # #14275: venv/bin, not bare (see backend role above) | ||
| f"bash {_BASE_DIR}/code_source/scripts/build-filtered-requirements.sh requirements.txt " | ||
| f"{_BASE_DIR}/code_source > /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm-backend.txt && " |
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Use a unique requirements file for each SLM backend action.
The slm-backend action writes and reads the same fixed path. execute_node_action passes this command to _run_ssh_cmd, which starts an independent SSH process without a per-node or per-role lock. Concurrent actions can therefore overwrite the file while another pip install reads it, causing a partial or incorrect dependency install. Use mktemp and remove the file on exit.
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+ "filtered_requirements=$(mktemp /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm-backend.XXXXXX.txt) && "
+ "trap 'rm -f \"$filtered_requirements\"' EXIT && "
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- f"{_BASE_DIR}/code_source > /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm-backend.txt && "
- "venv/bin/pip install -r /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm-backend.txt && venv/bin/alembic upgrade head"
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In `@autobot-slm-backend/services/role_registry.py` at line 48, Update the
slm-backend command construction in execute_node_action to create a unique
temporary requirements file with mktemp, register an EXIT trap to remove it, and
use that variable for both filtered-requirements output and pip install instead
of the fixed /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm-backend.txt path.
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| def test_every_rewrite_output_path_is_unique(): | ||
| """Two roles writing the same /tmp path race when code_sync runs their sync | ||
| jobs as concurrent tasks (#16889 review): whichever `pip install -r` reads | ||
| that file second gets the other role's filtered dependencies -- a silent | ||
| wrong-deps install, not a visible failure. #16889 originally reused the | ||
| `backend` role's own `/tmp/requirements-filtered-slm.txt` for `slm-backend` | ||
| by copying the pattern without checking the other entries already using it.""" | ||
| roles_by_path: dict[str, set[str]] = {} | ||
| for entry in _registry_entries(): | ||
| command = entry.get("post_sync_cmd") or "" | ||
| # A role's own path legitimately appears twice in its own command (the | ||
| # `>` redirect and the `-r` install) -- a set per path, not a list, | ||
| # so a role never collides with itself. | ||
| for path in set(re.findall(r"/tmp/requirements-filtered-[\w.-]+\.txt", command)): | ||
| roles_by_path.setdefault(path, set()).add(entry.get("name")) | ||
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Bind this detector to extracted-path reach and a contrast pair.
If the regular expression stops matching, roles_by_path remains empty and the assertion passes. The existing rewrite-count assertion only proves that registry entries use the rewrite. It does not prove that this detector extracted an output path.
Add a minimum extracted-path assertion for the real registry sweep. Test the collision calculation with one shared-path fixture and one unique-path fixture.
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In `@autobot-slm-backend/tests/services/test_code_sync_preserves_install_14275.py`
around lines 254 - 271, Add an assertion after the real registry sweep
confirming that path extraction found at least one output path, so a broken
regex cannot produce a vacuous pass. Add focused fixtures covering both a shared
path that appears under multiple roles and a unique path that produces no
collision, and assert the collision calculation handles both cases while
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| - **The hook already exists and is unbuilt:** [`llc/api/costs.py:209-244`](autobot-backend/llc/api/costs.py#L209-L244) | ||
| exposes `GET /costs/quota-windows`, whose `_PROVIDER_QUOTA_STRUCTURE` (`:73-94`) already names | ||
| `["5h_output_tokens", "7d_output_tokens"]` for Anthropic — the exact windows the reference implementation reads. It | ||
| returns **structure with no values**; the docstring says they "are populated by the quota monitor | ||
| (phase 3)". `grep -rniE "quota.monitor|QuotaMonitor"` across backend, shared and frontend returns | ||
| **two hits: that comment and its generated OpenAPI copy**. The quota monitor does not exist. |
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Synchronise the quota-headroom claims across the research document and index.
Both entries describe quota headroom and LLM rate-limit handling as absent. Current code already exposes recorded QuotaHeadroomStore values and records 429 headroom. Update the remaining-gap descriptions.
docs/research/provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling.md#L188-L193: replace the “structure with no values” and “quota monitor does not exist” statements.docs/research/_index.md#L45-L45: remove or qualify the claims that no headroom store exists and that LLM rate-limit headers are never read.
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In `@docs/research/provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling.md` around lines
188 - 193, Synchronize the research claims with the implemented quota behavior:
in docs/research/provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling.md lines 188-193,
replace the statements that quota windows have no values and that the quota
monitor is absent with the current QuotaHeadroomStore and 429 headroom recording
behavior; in docs/research/_index.md line 45, remove or qualify the claims that
no headroom store exists and LLM rate-limit headers are never read.
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| def test_every_library_a_tested_wrapper_sources_is_covered(): | ||
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| patterns = _filter_patterns() | ||
| uncovered: dict[str, str] = {} | ||
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| for sourced in _sourced_paths(script)[0]: | ||
| if not _is_covered(sourced, patterns): | ||
| uncovered[sourced] = script.relative_to(_REPO_ROOT).as_posix() |
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Make source dependency discovery fail closed and recursive.
_SH_ARGUMENT only recognises tokens ending in .sh. When no token matches, _sourced_paths() skips the line instead of adding it to unresolved, so test_no_source_line_goes_unread() cannot detect that source form.
The coverage test also checks only direct wrapper sources. The current libraries do not source further files, but a later nested source would be unchecked. Add contrast fixtures for a supported nested source and an unsupported source argument, then traverse the complete source closure.
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#17173) en.json:3407's "secret": "Secret" -- a UI display label #17040's Data Hygiene page batch introduced (#17157) -- trips detect-secrets' Secret Keyword denylist on the KEY name; the VALUE is the literal word "Secret", not a credential. Landed unbaselined on main because Secret Detection is gated by a path filter #17157's frontend/locale-only diff never triggered, so the whole-tree scan never ran against it -- #17173 tracks that structural mismatch. #17149 was the first PR to touch a path inside the filter since, and inherited the block for a finding it never introduced. Computed the hashed_secret independently rather than trusting it blind: read detect_secrets/core/potential_secret.py's hash_secret() (plain hashlib.sha1, no salt) and detect_secrets/plugins/keyword.py's extraction regex to confirm the captured literal is exactly "Secret" (no quotes, no trailing comma), then reproduced the same SHA1 via stdlib hashlib. Cross- checked against 7 existing baseline entries for autobot-frontend's own i18n/locales/*.json files carrying the identical hash for the identical literal -- independent confirmation the computation is right, not just internally consistent. Added the (filename, type, hashed_secret) triple to both .secrets.baseline and SPECIFIC_REASONS in repo_tests/secrets_baseline_reason_entries.py, per repo_tests/secrets_baseline_reasons_guard_test.py's requirement that every baseline entry carry either a real reason or membership in the frozen legacy-keys snapshot (which this entry cannot join -- that file is frozen to what it held at #16299's introduction). Did not run detect-secrets-hook or the guard test locally -- reasoned both the hash and the guard's five assertions from their own source instead, per this session's standing rule against executing repo/tooling code locally.
…9 -> 34 (#17040) #17157's Data Hygiene page added 5 hand-typed response interfaces to useAutobotApi.ts (OrphanStorageListResponse, ApprovalGateResponse, OrphanListResponse, OrphanRepairResponse, AuditQueryResponse) for its new orphan-storage/orphan-repair/audit calls -- none has a generated contract yet to derive from. main has been red on this ratchet since #17157 merged; #17153 and #17149 both inherited it by merging main, neither added a new violation of their own. Verified by independently re-implementing the test's own five regexes (client classes, raw fetch, axios imports, hand-typed response interfaces, inline generic assertions) against every non-test .ts/.vue file under autobot-slm-frontend/src on current origin/main, not by running the test: clients=1, raw_fetch=3, axios=1, inline_generics=87 all still match the pinned baseline exactly; responses=34, confirmed against the pinned interface names via `git show 3febb78` (#17157's merge commit) rather than assumed from the count alone.
…d contract ratchet (#17174) * fix(security): baseline the en.json 'secret' i18n label false positive (#17173) en.json:3407's "secret": "Secret" -- a UI display label #17040's Data Hygiene page batch introduced (#17157) -- trips detect-secrets' Secret Keyword denylist on the KEY name; the VALUE is the literal word "Secret", not a credential. Landed unbaselined on main because Secret Detection is gated by a path filter #17157's frontend/locale-only diff never triggered, so the whole-tree scan never ran against it -- #17173 tracks that structural mismatch. #17149 was the first PR to touch a path inside the filter since, and inherited the block for a finding it never introduced. Computed the hashed_secret independently rather than trusting it blind: read detect_secrets/core/potential_secret.py's hash_secret() (plain hashlib.sha1, no salt) and detect_secrets/plugins/keyword.py's extraction regex to confirm the captured literal is exactly "Secret" (no quotes, no trailing comma), then reproduced the same SHA1 via stdlib hashlib. Cross- checked against 7 existing baseline entries for autobot-frontend's own i18n/locales/*.json files carrying the identical hash for the identical literal -- independent confirmation the computation is right, not just internally consistent. Added the (filename, type, hashed_secret) triple to both .secrets.baseline and SPECIFIC_REASONS in repo_tests/secrets_baseline_reason_entries.py, per repo_tests/secrets_baseline_reasons_guard_test.py's requirement that every baseline entry carry either a real reason or membership in the frozen legacy-keys snapshot (which this entry cannot join -- that file is frozen to what it held at #16299's introduction). Did not run detect-secrets-hook or the guard test locally -- reasoned both the hash and the guard's five assertions from their own source instead, per this session's standing rule against executing repo/tooling code locally. * fix(security): stop the new baseline reason quoting its own trigger shape The previous commit's SPECIFIC_REASONS entry explained the en.json false positive by literally quoting `"secret": "Secret"` -- which is itself a keyword-colon-quoted-value shape the Secret Keyword denylist matches, just inside this .py file instead of the .json one. CI caught it: "potential secret not in the audited baseline: repo_tests/secrets_baseline_reason_entries.py:535". Rewords the reason to describe the same key/value pair without reproducing the colon-immediately-followed-by-quote pattern that trips the detector, rather than adding a second baseline entry for a self-referential finding. * fix(ci): re-pin autobot-slm-frontend's hand-typed responses ratchet 29 -> 34 (#17040) #17157's Data Hygiene page added 5 hand-typed response interfaces to useAutobotApi.ts (OrphanStorageListResponse, ApprovalGateResponse, OrphanListResponse, OrphanRepairResponse, AuditQueryResponse) for its new orphan-storage/orphan-repair/audit calls -- none has a generated contract yet to derive from. main has been red on this ratchet since #17157 merged; #17153 and #17149 both inherited it by merging main, neither added a new violation of their own. Verified by independently re-implementing the test's own five regexes (client classes, raw fetch, axios imports, hand-typed response interfaces, inline generic assertions) against every non-test .ts/.vue file under autobot-slm-frontend/src on current origin/main, not by running the test: clients=1, raw_fetch=3, axios=1, inline_generics=87 all still match the pinned baseline exactly; responses=34, confirmed against the pinned interface names via `git show 3febb78` (#17157's merge commit) rather than assumed from the count alone. * fix(ci): cover autobot-slm-frontend/src/locales/ in the python-suite filter (#17173) The new SPECIFIC_REASONS entry this branch added names autobot-slm-frontend/src/locales/en.json as a concrete literal -- python_filter_covers_its_guards_test.py correctly flagged it as a newly-uncovered read, since the python-suite path filter had no entry for that tree. Widened the filter rather than raising MAX_UNCOVERED_READS: the guard's own module docstring says why -- "headroom under a ceiling is room for a new bypass to appear with nothing failing" -- and #17096's docker/.env.docker entry right above is the exact same shape already accepted as the correct fix, not the exception. MAX_UNCOVERED_READS itself is untouched and doesn't need to be: the newly-covered path was never a member of UNCOVERED_READS (it was a fresh gap, not a previously-accepted one), so closing the filter gap removes it from the uncovered set entirely rather than requiring the ceiling to grow to match.
…7153) Secret Detection went red on main: rescan read 1413 findings, the committed baseline held 1415, and en.json:2773 was an unaudited finding. Reconciled with the documented scan/audit/strip order, not by hand-editing hashes. 1415 - 3 + 1 = 1413: REMOVED (3, all previously legacy-tracked) autobot-slm-frontend/src/locales/en.json 476cb7b9 -- 'API Keys & Tokens' autobot-frontend/.../ssot-config.spec.ts 1ba53c9c, 7cbdd1eb ADDED (1) autobot-slm-frontend/src/locales/en.json 7e62ee8a -- 'API Keys & Tokens' Only one of the three removals is mine. #17153 decoded & to a literal & so the GUI stopped rendering the entity, which changed the string and therefore its hashed_secret. The other two went stale two days ago via #16299's VNC password fix and had simply never been reconciled -- the baseline had already drifted. The new entry is labelled is_secret=false with a specific reason. Confirmed rather than assumed: plain SHA1 of 'API Keys & Tokens' reproduces the new hash exactly, and SHA1 of the pre-#17153 spelling reproduces the one it replaces, so the audited verdict carries over because the value is the same display heading. Verified before pushing: 1413 entries (floor 1383), zero unreasoned, zero stale specific reasons, frozen legacy-keys hash unchanged, nothing unlabelled.
…17142) Population measured 6891 after #17153 and #17184 landed -- three new counting files between them. Floor 6488 left a gap of 403 against an allowance of 401, so reach_declarations_test went red on every PR touching repo_tests. Re-derived with the guard's own _scanned_files() rather than taking the number from the failure message. New floor is population minus the unchanged growth allowance, the convention this file already documents. This is the #17142 shape a third time: #17153 and #17184 each fit alone against the 6889 allowance, the pair did not, and neither could see the other's contribution. Headroom after this re-pin is ONE file, so the next PR adding two counting files breaks it again. Note the direction: a reach floor rising makes the guard stricter -- it demands more reach, not less. This is not a ceiling being raised to make a test pass. repo_tests/reach_declarations_test.py: 174 passed.
Two main-unblocking fixes consolidated in (owner's call)Added 1. Hashes confirmed independently rather than taken from the tool: 2. Re-derived on this branch, not on A reach floor rising makes the guard stricter; this is not a ceiling raised to pass a test. Verified before pushing: 179 tests across |
Independent review of the two consolidated commits — approve, one correctionReviewed by an agent that did not author them, read-only. The commits were reviewed at their original head on #17189; they are byte-identical here apart from the reach-floor comment, which was rewritten for this branch. The check that mattered most, confirmed: Also verified independently: line 2773 is a genuine i18n display label under On the reach floor it confirmed the direction from CorrectionMy claim that #16299 made those two entries stale "two days ago" is wrong. What the review explicitly did not doIt did not execute the guard's own Worth noting the population differs by tree: 6891 on Verdict: approve. Waiting on CI at |
#17116) 347 behind. Blob comparison against origin/main shows 13 of the 21 files this branch touched are already byte-identical on main -- #16249 and #16394 landed via #17149, and the CI action/workflow payload with them. Three conflicts, all resolved toward main so no later fix is reversed: - services/role_registry.py: branch only reworded a comment and re-wrapped a string to hold the 715-line ceiling; main is already 715. Took main. - repo_tests/secrets_baseline_reasons.py: main extracted the reason table into secrets_baseline_reason_entries.py (#17134); the branch still carried it inline. Taking the branch here would have reverted that refactor. Took main and PORTED the branch's one real change into the new module -- a reason that cited 'line 242' for _BASIC_AUTH_URL_RE, which now sits at line 262. - repo_tests/python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py: add/add, and the two sides differ only in black's line-wrapping. Took main. Net residue actually carried by this PR: the dependabot uv bump (anyio 4.12.1->4.14.2, httpcore2/httpx2 2.10.0->2.12.0), pypdf 6.18.1->6.19.0 in two manifests, and the ported reason reword. All upgrades; no downgrade.
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Closes #16249
Closes #16394
Closes #16466
Refs #16143
Refs #15021
Thinking Path
Owner directive: consolidate a set of orphaned branches (closed PRs, unmerged work) into one vehicle, but only after triaging each against current
origin/main's actual content -- never trusting "N commits not in main" as evidence the change is missing, since main may have solved the same problem a different way since. Full triage (with the direct-content checks, not just diff stats) is on the tracking thread; summary: 6 of 7 candidate branches were genuinely still outstanding, 1 (a 4-month-old rescued stash) was superseded/too drifted to safely revive and was left in place rather than merged or deleted, per the owner's standing rule that branch disposal is user-witnessed, not an agent's own call. A separate 3-commit security fix (CodeQL findings, still live on main) was split out and landed on its own (#17148) rather than bundled here, since it was small, zero-conflict, and the highest-value piece -- bundling it would have made this PR's review slower for no reason.What Changed
Five branches carried, each verified against current main before merge, not just cherry-picked on faith:
issue-16249-filter-gap):.github/filters/python-paths.ymlnow coverspipeline-scripts/check-pre-commit-hook-pr.shand everything it sources (scripts/lib/git-scope.sh, checked not assumed), plus 3 more pipeline-scripts wrappers.python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py(new) records the decision on whether to widenpython_filter_covers_its_guards_test.py's own sweep.issue-16394-slm-own-venv): SLM backend tests now build and run against their own venv (autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt), instead of sharing the general backend venv whoselanggraph-sdkcapswebsockets<16against SLM's ownwebsockets>=17.1floor. Verified directly:check_dependency_floors.py'sKNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS(the fix(ci): bring CI's pytest environment up to its declared floors, and gate on them (#16264) #16391 workaround, naming this issue as the real fix) is now empty, pinned by its own test.issue-16466-activity-tracking-retire): retiresterminal_tracking.py/file_tracking.py/browser_tracking.py/knowledge/activity_types.pyas dead code -- re-verified zero real callers myself against current main (grepped fresh, not trusting the 4-month-old claim);desktop_tracking.pystays, it's the one live exception. Retire decision + evidence posted on the issue itself.issue-16143-social-cards):site/social-cards/-- the two 1280×640 PNGs and their generator script. The issue's own AC says this can't be closed by a merge (GitHub exposes no API for the social-preview image; an admin has to upload it by hand to the two skills repos) --Refs, notCloses.Refs.One formatting fixup on top:
python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.pyneeded ablackreformat after 4 months of drift in the tool's own output shape.Verification
(Run as two separate invocations deliberately -- combining SLM-backend and repo_tests in one process trips the sys.modules cross-backend leak guard, matching pytest.ini's own #13084 note; nothing wrong with the merge, just an artifact of testing both trees together.)
Reach floors checked by direct count on the merged tree, not by trusting a local guard pass (per review guidance elsewhere tonight):
hooks-path-overridepopulation 6875 against floor 6481 (headroom 7, no re-pin needed);prompt-injection-detector-strict-modepopulation 3240 against floor 2944 (headroom 4, no re-pin needed).black/isort/flake8 clean on every touched
.pyfile. No dangling references to the retired tracking modules anywhere on the merged tree (grepped fresh).Model Used
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