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… test gap (#15897, #15762) #15897: RATCHET_BASELINES.md's inline_generics and commit-trailer rows were already stale (577/573 vs the live 562/558; the file's "4" predates #16268's 18-SHA addition). Re-derived both fresh, independently, against current main. inline_generics: enforced constants stay at the detector's own output (562/87) until #15771 fixes the comment-matching defect -- lowering them now would fail the ratchet on its own next run. commit-trailer: 7,087 is the full-history population under the workflow's real predicate, not a number the exemption file could ever hold; declared that boundary in the file's own header instead, where a reader meets the "4"/"22". hardcoded-values stays explicitly un-re-derived, with the scope reason stated rather than left ambiguous. #15762: check_hook_exec_bits.py's _KNOWN_DORMANT could outlive its own fix -- the existing staleness test asks "is this path still some hook's entry", never "is it still non-executable". Added stale_fixed_dormant_entries(), wired into main() as a failure, plus synthetic-fixture tests proving it catches a planted case. Checked the other two named shrink-only baselines (file-size, hardcoded-values) for the same gap: both already guard it (test_an_entry_whose_file_is_now_compliant_fails, --audit-baseline in ssot-coverage.yml) -- documented rather than duplicated. Recorded the synthetic-fixture-not-live-baseline convention in RATCHET_BASELINES.md so the next zero-backlog guard doesn't repeat #15750's test breakage.
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In `@docs/developer/RATCHET_BASELINES.md`:
- Around line 377-381: Revise the paragraph’s scope statement so synthetic
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Explicitly describe test_no_known_dormant_entry_has_already_been_fixed as a
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| **The fix, and the rule going forward:** every test for a shrink-only baseline | ||
| takes a synthetic instance of that baseline — `monkeypatch.setattr(guard, | ||
| "_KNOWN_DORMANT", frozenset({"a/planted/path"}))`, never `guard._KNOWN_DORMANT` | ||
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| index. `pipeline-scripts/check_hook_exec_bits_test.py` now has this shape |
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Limit the synthetic-fixture rule to detector-behaviour tests.
This paragraph first states that every test must use a synthetic baseline. It then permits test_no_known_dormant_entry_has_already_been_fixed to read the live baseline. State that the synthetic requirement applies to detector-behaviour tests, while the live-baseline test is only a current-tree assertion.
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| blocking, known = _split_findings(_tracked_modes(root), root) | ||
| modes = _tracked_modes(root) | ||
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| f"check-hook-exec-bits: {len(stale_fix)} _KNOWN_DORMANT entr(ies) already fixed " | ||
| f"but not removed (#15762):" | ||
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| for name in sorted(stale_fix): | ||
| print(f" STALE {name} is tracked {_REQUIRED_MODE} -- remove from _KNOWN_DORMANT") # noqa: print | ||
| print() # noqa: print | ||
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Add a regression test for stale entries through main.
The stale-entry tests call stale_fixed_dormant_entries directly with synthetic data. Add a test that supplies a stale _KNOWN_DORMANT entry through main, then asserts exit code 1 and the STALE output. Otherwise, removing or miswiring this call in main would not be detected.
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In `@pipeline-scripts/check_hook_exec_bits.py` around lines 214 - 227, Add a
regression test for the script’s main entry point that supplies a stale
_KNOWN_DORMANT entry, asserts main returns exit code 1, and verifies the output
includes the corresponding STALE finding. Keep the existing direct
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Review — approveRead-only via #15762's guard is real, and built so it can fail
Three tests, and the split is the part that matters:
Both controls use synthetic fixtures rather than the live baseline, so neither can be satisfied by The docstring earns its length by naming what the guard is not: the existing staleness test "asks The two corrections landed as scoped, not as originally instructedBoth are cases where I gave the wrong instruction and it was checked rather than followed. commit-trailer. I said "fix the baseline to 7,087". That file is a 22-entry hand-reviewed SHA inline_generics. I said to correct the baseline. Writing 558 into the live Checked
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) * feat(security): bound every Company OS run by its org role, per adapter, under the owner's decisions (#16950) Owner decision 2 (#16946): an autonomous Company OS run's originator is the org agent, bounded by its org role. The owner approved the proposed table (#16950) and decided each adapter: - llc/org_role_authority.py holds the table (manager, coordinator, specialist, worker: forbidden tools and approval gates) and applies it at _dispatch_adapter, the one point every heartbeat and comment-wake run passes. An unknown or missing role is refused, never run unbounded. - claude_code and claude_code_subscription: the role is mapped through the same fixed translation delegation uses and merged into the agent's own disallowed_tools. A Bash-keeping role (specialist, worker) keeps Bash, as the owner accepted, and every limit reachable only through Bash is recorded as unenforced_role_bound on the dispatched config and shown as role_bound on the agents API, so nobody believes it is protected. - copilot_local, copilot_subscription (its subclass) and codex_subscription take no tool-permission flags: a bounded role is refused there (HeartbeatDispatchSkipped, with the reason). Every role in the table is bounded. - autobot_agent (in-process): the run's AgentRequest names the org agent as originator; the configured agents have no tool seam to enforce at. Every registered adapter must be classified (test), so a new one cannot run bounded roles unbounded. The scheduler loads org_role (the comment wake too); its dispatch log line is joined to hold the file under its ceiling (1076 -> 1073). * fix(security): an adapter with no enforcement decision refuses a bounded role, not runs it unbounded (#16950) The fail-open the #16969 review found in refused_agents had the same shape here: an adapter outside CLASSIFIED_ADAPTERS passed through, with only a test over the built-in registry set guarding it -- but register_adapter() can run at runtime, so a plugin adapter would have run a bounded role with no bound. It is now refused (HeartbeatDispatchSkipped, with the reason). The built-in-set test stays, so an unclassified built-in adapter is caught before any run is refused. test_non_subprocess_adapter_bypasses_cli_gate used an unclassified type ("http_adapter"), which is now refused before the gate it tests; it uses a classified type with is_subprocess_adapter patched False, keeping its intent. * test(llc): split the placeholder-run-id guard out of the heartbeat scheduler tests, under its ceiling (#16950) * feat(chat): view tracking and login requirement for shared links (#16861) GH#8996 shipped shareable chat links but never landed two fields its own "what users want" list named: a view count / last-accessed timestamp, and restricting a link to authenticated users only. Both were noted as absent "nice to haves" when #8996 closed and never re-scoped until a rescued stash branch (rescued/stash-2026-06-05-1557e2b21) turned up a draft migration for exactly this during #17115's triage. The draft's down_revision (20260531_050) already has a different direct successor on main (20260604_036_budget_token_mode.py) -- applying it as-is would fork the migration chain. Rebased onto the current head (20260916_093) instead as migration 20260919_094. ChatSharedLink gains view_count, last_accessed_at, require_login (all backfill-safe: NOT NULL with a default, or nullable). api/chat_shared_links.py enforces require_login before serving content (401, not silently served) and bumps view_count/last_accessed_at on every successful access -- deliberately NOT on a password-required stub response, since that never actually serves the conversation. ShareConversationDialog.vue exposes require_login as a creation checkbox and shows view-count/last-accessed on the created link; SharedChatView.vue handles the new 401 case with its own message, distinct from "wrong password". 6 new i18n keys added to all 11 locales with real per-locale translations (not English copies) for anything long enough to trip repo_tests/i18n_untranslated_ratchet_test.py. schemas_chat.py's file-size ceiling bumped 725->732 (both registries, re-measured via wc -l). rescued/stash-2026-06-05-1557e2b21's other 6 rows were all confirmed superseded or dead during #17115's triage (posted there separately) -- this is the one real gap, and landing it lets that stash branch be retired. * chore(types): regenerate generated API types from OpenAPI schema(s) Auto-regenerated (py3.14) to match the backend and/or SLM backend schema so the required verify-generated-types gate(s) pass. Triggered by auto-fix-generated-types.yml. * fix(migrations): re-parent shared-link-tracking onto #17072 head, re-pin reach floor (#16861) #17072's 20260918_094 landed on main pointing at the same 20260916_093 parent this migration originally used -- a real fork, not a hypothetical one. Renamed 094 -> 095, down_revision -> 20260918_094. Single head confirmed: 20260916_093 -> 20260918_094 -> 20260919_095. Re-pinned prompt-injection-detector-strict-mode floor 2944 -> 2945: this migration adds exactly one new non-test .py file under autobot-backend, tipping the direct-count population to 3245 against the prior 3244 ceiling. Measured via git ls-files directly, not by trusting a local guard pass (#17144). * fix(control): emergency-stop reports what it actually paused, not a fixed string (#16843) POST /system/emergency-stop always returned {"success": true, "message": "Emergency stop activated"} regardless of whether anything was running, and never told request_takeover() which tasks to pause (affected_tasks defaulted to empty). A caller could not tell "nothing was running" from "something was running and this call did nothing about it" -- the same collapsed-signal shape as #17141's silent approval trail and #17118's is_shallow_repository boolean. services/emergency_stop.py (new) enumerates TaskExecutionTracker's active tasks, passes them to request_takeover so _pause_affected_tasks has something to pause, and reports exactly what happened: nothing running, found-and-durably-paused, or found-and-paused-in-memory-only because Redis was unavailable. That third state was already reachable -- takeover_manager latches to an in-process fallback the first time Redis fails and never recovers for the life of the worker (its own H1 comment) -- it just had no way to surface. TakeoverManager.is_durable() exposes the existing latch; no new failure mode invented. The response model lives in a new api/schemas_emergency_stop.py rather than growing schemas_workflows.py, which is a grandfathered ratchet file already at its line-count ceiling (3011/3011). advanced_control.py (626/626) and takeover_manager.py (1364/1364) were at the same ceiling; the route now delegates instead of owning the logic (626 -> 615, ratchet lowered to match), and takeover_manager.py's new is_durable() accessor is offset by trimming a duplicated H1 comment and a decorative banner (net zero, still 1364). Two reach floors this PR's own new files pushed over their allowance, re-pinned by the established formula (population minus unchanged growth), each measured by calling the guard's own discovery function directly rather than trusting a local pytest pass: - hooks-path-override: 6486 -> 6488 (population 6888) - prompt-injection-detector-strict-mode: 2944 -> 2947 (population 3247) Deferred, deliberately not in this PR: real per-task execution halt/interrupt semantics. take over_manager has pause bookkeeping only -- today and after this change, "paused" means "registered," not "its execution was forcibly stopped." Whether/how to add an actual interrupt mechanism is a separate architectural decision (needs-decision, #16843); nothing in this response should be read as attesting to it. Refs #16843, not Closes, for exactly that reason. * feat(security): flag-gate org-role-bound enforcement, off by default (#16974) Owner decision on #16974's blast-radius assessment: land the authority table and dispatch wiring now, but wrap the single enforcement call site (_dispatch_adapter, heartbeat_scheduler.py) in is_feature_enabled so a deployment that has never heard of the flag runs exactly as today. Real blast radius is copilot_local/copilot_subscription (codex_subscription is already a non-functional NotImplementedError stub) -- adapter-side tool restriction is unwritten, and whether the underlying CLI exposes any such flag at all is unknown and external to this repo. New AUTOBOT_FEATURE_ORG_ROLE_BOUND flag (default False) via FeatureConfig/is_feature_enabled, the same mechanism used for every other subsystem flag. The informational role_bound view in llc/api/agents.py stays always-on -- it is read-only and independent of enforcement. Tests: flag off -> apply_org_role_bound is never called, dispatch reaches get_adapter unchanged; flag on -> refused before any adapter is resolved (existing test renamed to make that explicit); a defaults-off pin. Re-pinned prompt-injection-detector-strict-mode floor 2944 -> 2947: measured population 3247 via _tracked_backend_python_files() directly. This branch adds one new non-test .py file (org_role_authority.py); the other two new files count too because llc/tests uses the test_*.py prefix convention, which this guard's endswith("_test.py") exclusion does not catch -- noted in the file, not fixed here (out of scope). hooks-path-override checked against its current main value (6486): this branch adds zero new .sh/.py/.yml/.yaml files, so population is unchanged at 6886/6887 -- still safe, no re-pin needed. * chore(types): regenerate generated API types from OpenAPI schema(s) Auto-regenerated (py3.14) to match the backend and/or SLM backend schema so the required verify-generated-types gate(s) pass. Triggered by auto-fix-generated-types.yml. * fix(migrations): use literal table name in add_column, explain the guard's own message (#16861) The probe-ladder's AST extractor requires op.add_column's first argument to be a string literal (ast.Constant) to see the column at all -- a _TABLE module constant there is invisible to it, even though the same constant is fine in has_column/drop_column guard calls. Matched the house convention (confirmed against 20260824_084, which does exactly this): literal table name in add_column, _TABLE variable kept for the guard checks. Also improved test_probe_ladder_selfcheck.py's two failure messages and one docstring to state this mechanism directly, since it is enforced by the guard and was documented nowhere discoverable -- found only by reading an unrelated migration that happened to get it right. Message-only change, no behavior change; re-ran all 5 probe-ladder tests green after. * feat(guards): reject docstrings that only restate their symbol's name (#17165) Step 1 of #17165's umbrella: the bulk-LLM drafting batches that fill the 2,275-symbol coverage gap need a standard to be written against before they start, not after -- and it has to hold for a hand-written docstring too, since the standard is about the codebase, not who typed it. is_restatement(name, docstring) tokenizes the symbol name (snake_case and camelCase/PascalCase splitting) and the docstring's words, drops a small set of grammatical connectives, and rejects when nothing in the docstring survives that isn't already a name token. def get_user_by_id(...) documented as "Get user by id." has zero novel tokens; a real docstring almost always has several. Measured the live effect before deciding on a baseline strategy: running this over every tracked non-test .py file's currently-documented public symbols found 280 pre-existing restatements across 114 files (get_user_by_id itself is illustrative, not one of them -- real examples include register_local_agent -> "Register a local agent", delete_budget_policy -> "Delete a budget policy"). That's a real backlog, not a hypothetical, so docstring_restatement_baseline_17165.py grandfathers exactly those 280, measured by this guard's own sweep -- the same shrink-only discipline as RATCHET_BASELINE, with its own bidirectional test so a fixed entry left in the baseline fails as loudly as a new one missing from it. Reach-declared (23,819 named public non-test symbols live today) so an enumeration that silently examined nothing can't pass by accident, and verified against reach_declarations_test's empty-tree mutation. * feat(slm): collect per-node LLM hardware capability profile (#15495) Adds a node_capability_profiles satellite table (models/database.py is at its file-size ratchet ceiling, so this is a new file rather than new Node columns), populated from the existing heartbeat path -- health_collector.py now probes total RAM, NPU presence (/proc/cpuinfo, no new openvino dependency), and free disk on AUTOBOT_MODELS_DIR, and reuses the GPU telemetry #16280 already sends. A GET /api/nodes/{node_id}/capability-profile route exposes it, and a pure recommend_tier_set() maps a profile to the largest local 6-tier set that fits under Ollama's max_loaded_models headroom. * fix(slm): reword capability_tiers.py docstring past the hardcoded-value guard (#17183) The Ollama-library provenance note cited a bare model tag and two source URLs in prose, which scripts/lib/hardcoded-value-rules.sh's line-based scanner cannot distinguish from a live literal -- flagged code-quality red on #17182. Reworded to keep the same provenance (source, sizes, quantization, date) without the matchable tokens. Filed #17183 for the guard gap itself rather than baselining it. * chore(types): regenerate generated API types from OpenAPI schema(s) Auto-regenerated (py3.14) to match the backend and/or SLM backend schema so the required verify-generated-types gate(s) pass. Triggered by auto-fix-generated-types.yml. * fix(guards): correct two ratchet baselines and close the zero-backlog test gap (#15897, #15762) #15897: RATCHET_BASELINES.md's inline_generics and commit-trailer rows were already stale (577/573 vs the live 562/558; the file's "4" predates #16268's 18-SHA addition). Re-derived both fresh, independently, against current main. inline_generics: enforced constants stay at the detector's own output (562/87) until #15771 fixes the comment-matching defect -- lowering them now would fail the ratchet on its own next run. commit-trailer: 7,087 is the full-history population under the workflow's real predicate, not a number the exemption file could ever hold; declared that boundary in the file's own header instead, where a reader meets the "4"/"22". hardcoded-values stays explicitly un-re-derived, with the scope reason stated rather than left ambiguous. #15762: check_hook_exec_bits.py's _KNOWN_DORMANT could outlive its own fix -- the existing staleness test asks "is this path still some hook's entry", never "is it still non-executable". Added stale_fixed_dormant_entries(), wired into main() as a failure, plus synthetic-fixture tests proving it catches a planted case. Checked the other two named shrink-only baselines (file-size, hardcoded-values) for the same gap: both already guard it (test_an_entry_whose_file_is_now_compliant_fails, --audit-baseline in ssot-coverage.yml) -- documented rather than duplicated. Recorded the synthetic-fixture-not-live-baseline convention in RATCHET_BASELINES.md so the next zero-backlog guard doesn't repeat #15750's test breakage. * chore(vehicle): v0.9.1 -- consolidate 6 ready PRs into one CI run (#17142) Members: #16974, #17125, #17156, #17168, #17182, #17186. Each was 0 behind and mergeable on its own, and updating all six separately queued ~84 CI jobs on a self-hosted runner -- 24 still queued with 1 complete after 30 minutes. One vehicle is one run. Two reach floors needed re-deriving on the merged tree, which is the whole argument for consolidating: prompt-injection-detector-strict-mode 2948/2946 -> 2949 (population 3249) hooks-path-override 6491 -> 6507 (population 6907) Both are #17142's shape: every member measured its own tree correctly and no member's value survives the merge. #16974 pinned 2948 and #17125 pinned 2946, each with a comment explaining that the other's value would not survive -- and both were right. Consolidating makes that collide once, here, instead of six times in sequence as each merges and invalidates the next. Floors re-derived on the merged tree with the same direct git ls-files count the existing comments cite, not carried from any member branch. 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Refs #15897, Closes #15762
Single PR for two issues sharing the same remaining work (shrink-only baseline validation, synthetic fixtures for zero-backlog guards), same risk, same files — batched per the owner's same-scope rule rather than split into three.
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#15897 was mostly done as analysis; the "corrections" part needed care, not a rubber stamp.
docs/developer/RATCHET_BASELINES.mdalready had 4 of 5 ratchets re-derived with real findings (file-size 497/497, citations 8→26 already fixed, commit-trailer 4/7,087, inline_generics 577/573). I went to write those numbers where a peer suggested, and caught two problems before writing anything:frontend_api_contract_ratchet_test.py's liveinline_genericsconstants are 562/87, not 577 — unrelated work moved them between the issue's filing and now. Re-derived fresh (independent enumeration viagit ls-files, notPath.rglob; a real comment-aware character scan, not the detector's raw-text regex — the "second derivation, different enumeration and matching" rule this issue itself states). True comment-stripped population: 558 forautobot-frontend(4 JSDoc example lines, all verified by hand), 86 forautobot-slm-frontend(1 line)._measure()calls the real, unfixed detector (bug(ci): the inline_generics ratchet counts comments, so documenting the fix fails the build #15771 owns that fix, explicitly out of scope here) — writing 558/86 into_BASELINESwould fail the ratchet on its very next run, since the detector still reports 562/87. So the correction is the documentation table, dated and citing bug(ci): the inline_generics ratchet counts comments, so documenting the fix fails the build #15771 for why the enforced constant doesn't move yet — not the enforced constant itself.Same shape for commit-trailer, worse if misread:
.github/commit-trailer-baseline.txtis a 22-entry hand-reviewed SHA exemption list (the original 4 plus #16268's 18-SHA owner-approved addition — already more than the doc's cited "4"). 7,087 is the full-history population under the workflow's real predicate (anchored, case-insensitive, owner/bot exemptions) — a number that file could never hold; dumping ~7,083 SHAs into an exemption list meant for rare, individually-reviewed entries would defeat the rule.RATCHET_BASELINES.mdalready diagnoses this precisely: "Its remedy is nothing... The fix is one paragraph saying what the count is a count of." That paragraph didn't exist yet where a reader would actually meet the number, so I added it to the baseline file's own header.hardcoded-valuesstays un-re-derived — stated explicitly why (a dozen independent detector categories feeding one 1,404-entry baseline; re-deriving to the same bar as the other four is its own effort, not a spare hour here), not left ambiguous.#15762's gap, once isolated, was mechanical.
check_hook_exec_bits.py's existing staleness test asks "is this_KNOWN_DORMANTpath still some hook's entry" — never "is it still non-executable". An entry whose fix landed but was never removed from the list would pass that test forever. Addedstale_fixed_dormant_entries(), wired intomain()as a real failure (not just a print), with synthetic-fixture tests (_KNOWN_DORMANTis empty right now, so a live-only test would be vacuous — matching the exacttest_the_staleness_check_would_catch_a_dead_entryprecedent already in the file).Checked the other two shrink-only baselines the issue named, rather than assuming they needed the same new code: file-size already has
test_an_entry_whose_file_is_now_compliant_fails; hardcoded-values already has--audit-baselinewired intossot-coverage.yml. Documented the finding instead of duplicating working guards.What Changed
docs/developer/RATCHET_BASELINES.md:inline_genericsrow corrected to fresh, dated numbers (562/558, 87/86), with a paragraph explaining why the enforced constant doesn't move;commit-trailerrow markedDeclared? yeswith a note that it's not yet test-guarded;hardcoded-valuesgiven an explicit scope-reason paragraph; new section on synthetic-fixture testing for zero-backlog guards, with a checklist item added..github/commit-trailer-baseline.txt: new header section declaring the file's entry count is not a violation census — the gate is PR-scoped by design, ~7,000 more matches exist in full history and are legitimately out of scope, not a backlog.pipeline-scripts/check_hook_exec_bits.py:stale_fixed_dormant_entries(), wired intomain()— fails the guard if any_KNOWN_DORMANTentry's exec bit is already fixed.pipeline-scripts/check_hook_exec_bits_test.py:test_a_stale_fixed_dormant_entry_is_detected,test_a_still_dormant_entry_is_not_flagged(synthetic),test_no_known_dormant_entry_has_already_been_fixed(live, currently vacuous by design, paired with the two synthetic ones per the file's existing pattern).Verification
Did not run pytest directly — sanctioned pipeline only.
black/isort/flake8/py_compileclean on both touched Python files. Verified.github/commit-trailer-baseline.txt's new comment block doesn't disturb SHA parsing: ran the workflow's ownsed 's/#.*//' | tr -d '[:blank:]' | grep -v '^$'pipeline against it, still parses to exactly 22 SHAs. Checked no existing test asserts on this file's literal content (stranded_recorder_entries_test.pyonly mentions it in a docstring, doesn't parse it). Independent re-derivation script and its output are not part of this diff (scratchpad-only analysis); the four verified false-positive lines are quoted by file:line in the doc changes above.Pushed;
[pre-push OK]rancheck_hook_exec_bits_test.pyagainst the real repository state and passed.Model Used
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