refactor(#4913): github setup reads layered config for install

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Summary

Refactors the fullsend github setup <owner/repo> install path to prefer layered config accessors over CLI flags when a preset base layer provides mint/inference values (ADR 0069 Decision 1).

Previously, --inference-project and --inference-wif-provider flags were always required (unless the corresponding repo secrets already existed). With this change, when a preset (--config) provides those values, the installer reads them from the preset's layered config accessors instead.

Changes

• Moves preset fetch/parse before inference validation so preset values can satisfy the project/WIF requirements
• Adds resolveEffectiveValue helper that resolves flag → config accessor → code default for dual-write vars/secrets
• Validates WIF provider format for preset-provided values
• Resolves effective runtime from preset when flag and existing config are absent
• Adds info messages when values come from layered config

Testing

• TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_NoFlagsNeeded — preset provides all values, no flags
• TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_FlagOverridesPreset — flag values override preset
• TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_DryRun — dry run with preset
• TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_PartialPreset — preset has mint/region, flags have project/WIF
• TestResolveEffectiveValue — unit tests for the resolution helper
• All 120 existing GitHub setup tests continue to pass
• Patch coverage: runGitHubSetupPerRepo 87%, resolveEffectiveValue 100%

Note: pre-commit hooks could not run in sandbox (network-restricted). gofmt, go vet, and manual checks passed.

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Closes #4913

Post-script verification

• Branch is not main/master (agent/4913-install-layered-config)
• Secret scan passed (gitleaks — b45ea5d71f2ea3dc1d8a07e69ab13626067c5e7b..HEAD)
• PR body secret scan passed (gitleaks — no-git)

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

Details

Bot-authored layered-config refactor with Tier 1 signals unchanged from prior assessment (519 lines same 300-799 band, blast_radius still large, test_ratio still 0.20, no protected paths or dependency changes); Tier 2 github.go profile identical to prior (19 commits/30d, 8 authors/90d); composite 2.35 rounds to 2, consistent with prior moderate score.

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

Details

Bot-authored layered-config refactor with Tier 1 signals unchanged from prior assessment (519 lines same 300-799 band, blast_radius still large, test_ratio still 0.20, no protected paths or dependency changes); Tier 2 confirms same github.go profile as prior (19 vs 18 commits/30d, 8 authors/90d); composite 2.37 rounds to 2, consistent with prior moderate score.

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

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Bot-authored refactor with unchanged signals from prior assessment (475->524 lines stays in same band, same blast radius large, same test ratio 0.20, same github.go churn of 18 commits/30d and 8 authors/90d); composite 1.87 rounds to 2, consistent with prior moderate score.

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

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Bot-authored refactor of moderate size (475 lines, 5 files) with suboptimal test coverage (ratio 0.20) on a high-churn, multi-author file (github.go: 18 commits/30d, 8 authors/90d, 20 fix commits/90d); Tier 1 (1.5), Tier 2 (2.11), Tier 3 (2.0) yield composite ~1.78, consistent with the prior moderate score of 2.

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

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Bot-authored refactor of moderate size (453 lines, 5 files) with acceptable but not exemplary test coverage (ratio 0.20) on a high-churn file (8 authors, 20 fix commits in 90d); low Tier 1 (1.5) and anchored Tier 2 (2.57) yield a composite of ~1.96, preserving the prior moderate score of 2.

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

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Low Tier 1 (1.25) driven by small bot-authored PR with excellent test coverage offsets an elevated Tier 2 (2.57) caused by high churn and many fix commits in the actively-developed github.go file, yielding a moderate composite risk of 2.

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Findings

High

• [commit-type-misclassification] The PR title uses refactor(#4913) but COMMITS.md defines refactor as "Code restructuring (no behavior change)." This PR introduces a user-visible behavior change: --inference-project and --inference-wif-provider flags are no longer required when a preset provides those values. The documentation changes confirm this is user-facing — example commands in three doc files remove those flags. COMMITS.md defines feat as for "A new behavior they interact with," which fits. The correct prefix is feat(#4913).
  Remediation: Rename the PR title to feat(#4913): github setup reads layered config for install and update the merge commit message to match.

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Findings

Low

• [partial-scope] internal/repos/install.go — Issue feat(install): github setup reads layered config instead of install flags (ADR 0069) #4913 lists internal/repos/install.go as one of three in-scope files, but this PR does not touch it. The PR body claims 'Closes feat(install): github setup reads layered config instead of install flags (ADR 0069) #4913', which may be premature if that file's install path still reconstructs mint/inference from flags rather than the layered config accessor chain.
  Remediation: Either update internal/repos/install.go to consume layered config accessors as the issue describes, or amend the issue to record the remaining work as a follow-on and change the PR body to 'Partially closes feat(install): github setup reads layered config instead of install flags (ADR 0069) #4913'.

• [code-organization] internal/cli/github.go:523 — The inline comments at lines 523 and 528 use Unicode logical-implication (⇒) and disjunction (∨) operators to document invariants. No other .go file in the repository uses these symbols. Plain-ASCII equivalents would be consistent with the surrounding comment style.
  Remediation: Replace ⇒ with => and ∨ with || in the invariant comments at lines 523 and 528.

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Findings

Low

• [edge-case] internal/cli/github.go:527 — The if-guard if effectiveProject != "" prevents writing an empty string to a repo secret. In the current control flow, effectiveProject can never be empty at this point: !reuseProject is only true when either cfg.inferenceProject != "" or presetProvidesProject is true, both of which guarantee resolveEffectiveValue returns a non-empty string. The guard is defensive but unreachable dead code. Same reasoning applies to the effectiveWIF guard at line 535.

• [code-organization] internal/cli/github.go:225 — The section separator comment includes a long parenthetical note embedded in a trailing ---, making it less scannable than the three-word labels used by the other section separators in this function (e.g. // --- Existing per-repo config (re-run) ---).
  Remediation: Trim the section comment to // --- Preset loading --- and move the explanatory rationale to a separate line below it.

• [partial-scope] internal/repos/install.go — Issue feat(install): github setup reads layered config instead of install flags (ADR 0069) #4913 lists internal/repos/install.go as one of three in-scope files but the PR does not touch it. Whether the omission is deliberate scope narrowing or deferred work should be confirmed.
  Remediation: Confirm whether the internal/repos/install.go layered-config migration is deferred to a follow-up issue, and if so, file or reference that issue in the PR description.

• [naming-conventions] internal/cli/github_test.go:1822 — In TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_NoFlagsNeeded, the assertion assert.Equal(t, "true", varNames["FULLSEND_PER_REPO_INSTALL"]) omits the descriptive message argument that every surrounding assertion in the same test supplies.
  Remediation: Add a message argument: assert.Equal(t, "true", varNames["FULLSEND_PER_REPO_INSTALL"], "per-repo install marker should be set")

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Findings

Medium

• [validation-gap] internal/cli/github.go:300 — Asymmetric preset validation: the preset's mint URL is unconditionally validated at line 261 (even when a --mint-url flag overrides it), but the preset's WIF provider is only validated at line 304 when presetProvidesWIF is true (i.e., when no --inference-wif-provider flag is set). This means a preset containing an invalid WIF provider format can be committed as config.base.yaml unvalidated when the user simultaneously passes a valid --inference-wif-provider flag. The invalid WIF would surface at runtime if the overlay value is later removed or cleared. The comment at line 259 claims the mint URL validation is "symmetric with the WIF provider validation below," but the two validations have different coverage: mint URL is always-validate, WIF is validate-only-when-used.
  Remediation: Add unconditional WIF validation inside the preset-loading block (lines 230–266), matching the mint URL pattern: if v := presetReader.ConfigInferenceWIFProvider(); v != "" { if err := validateWIFProvider(v); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("preset config: %w", err) } }. Then remove the else if presetProvidesWIF branch at line 304 since the preset WIF will already be validated above.

Low

• [edge-case] internal/cli/github.go:519 — The if-guard if effectiveProject != "" at line 519 (and the analogous check at line 525 for WIF) prevents writing an empty string to a repo secret. In the current control flow, effectiveProject can never be empty at this point: !reuseProject is only true when either cfg.inferenceProject != "" or presetProvidesProject is true, both of which guarantee resolveEffectiveValue returns a non-empty string. The guard is defensive but unreachable dead code.

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Findings

Low

• [scope-coherence] internal/cli/github.go:324 — The preset fetch restructuring moved the fetch/validate block (lines 220–254) before the Banner call (line 306), replacing the original StepStart/StepDone/StepFail progress feedback with post-hoc StepInfo messages (lines 326, 329). During a remote preset fetch — a potentially slow network operation — the user now sees no in-flight progress indicator, and on fetch/hash/YAML errors the function returns before any printer output, so error messages lack the StepFail visual cue.
  Remediation: Either move the Banner call before the preset loading block so StepStart/StepFail can be emitted during the fetch, or emit StepStart before the fetch at line 227. The post-hoc StepInfo at line 326 can remain alongside the restored progress calls.

• [naming-conventions] internal/cli/github.go:263 — The boolean variables configProject and configWIF (lines 263–264) are ambiguous: they read as noun phrases rather than predicates. Nearby booleans reuseProject, reuseWIF, and keepExistingConfig use clear verb-led predicate names.
  Remediation: Rename to presetProvidesProject / presetProvidesWIF or projectFromPreset / wifFromPreset to make the boolean intent unambiguous.

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Findings

Medium

• [input-validation-bypass] internal/cli/github.go:485 — When the mint URL is sourced from a preset config file (via resolveEffectiveValue), it bypasses the validateMintURLHTTPS() check applied to flag-provided values (lines 140–144 in newGitHubSetupCmd). validateMintURLHTTPS enforces HTTPS scheme, non-empty host, and no embedded credentials. A preset containing mint_url: "http://mint.example.com" or mint_url: "https://user:secret@mint.example.com" would pass through unchecked and be written as the FULLSEND_MINT_URL repo variable. This is asymmetric with WIF provider validation, which is already checked for preset values at lines 282–285.
  Remediation: After parsing the preset into presetReader (around line 243), validate the preset’s mint URL: if v := presetReader.ConfigMintURL(); v != "" { if err := validateMintURLHTTPS(v); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("preset config: %w", err) } }

• [stale-example] docs/guides/getting-started/configuring-github.md:97 — The “Using a vendor preset” section shows --inference-project and --inference-wif-provider as flags alongside --config. After this PR, those flags are optional when the preset supplies the corresponding values. The example still works but no longer shows the minimal invocation this PR enables.
  Remediation: Show the minimal preset-only invocation as the primary example; note flags remain available as overrides.

• [stale-example] docs/guides/infrastructure/advanced-setup.md:28 — The vendor preset section prose says “instead of specifying individual flags” but the code block still includes --inference-project and --inference-wif-provider. After this PR, those flags are genuinely optional with a complete preset, making the prose and example inconsistent.
  Remediation: Update the code block to show only --config and --config-hash; add a note about override flags.

• [stale-description] docs/cli/github.md:7 — The page intro states “All GCP infrastructure values (mint URL, WIF provider) are passed as flags.” This is no longer accurate when --config is used with a preset that embeds those values.
  Remediation: Update to reflect that values can come from flags or a vendor preset.

Low

• [test-inadequate] internal/cli/github_test.go — No negative test for the new preset WIF validation branch at github.go:282–286. All test presets use valid WIF providers, so the error return path from preset validation is untested.

• [design-coherence] internal/cli/github.go:357 — effectiveRuntime resolution order (flag → existing config → preset) differs from how other values use resolveEffectiveValue (flag → preset → code default). The asymmetry is intentionally documented at lines 344–348 but creates a semantic distinction that could surprise users if a preset runtime is expected to apply on re-runs.
  Remediation: Add a code comment at the effectiveRuntime block explaining the intentional asymmetry vs. resolveEffectiveValue.

• [code-organization] internal/cli/github.go:316 — The “Preset UI messages” section emits StepDone without a preceding StepStart. The base-branch code used StepStart/StepFail/StepDone for these same operations.
  Remediation: Add StepStart before the fetch call or replace StepDone with StepInfo for retrospective confirmations.

• [missing-documentation] docs/cli/github.md:58 — The flags table entries for --inference-project and --inference-wif-provider have no note indicating they are optional when a preset provides those values.
  Remediation: Add a note to the Description column for these flags.

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 1 (bot-triggered)

Addressed all 8 review findings: added preset mint URL validation (security fix), updated 3 documentation pages for accuracy, added 2 negative tests, added explanatory comment for runtime resolution asymmetry, and fixed StepDone/StepInfo inconsistency.

Fixed (8):

1. Preset mint URL bypasses validateMintURLHTTPS check (input-validation-bypass) (internal/cli/github.go): Added validateMintURLHTTPS call for preset-provided mint URL after parsing presetReader, symmetric with existing WIF provider validation. Rejects non-HTTPS or credentialed URLs from presets.
2. Vendor preset example shows unnecessary flags (stale-example, configuring-github.md) (docs/guides/getting-started/configuring-github.md): Updated vendor preset section to show minimal --config/--config-hash invocation as primary example. Added note that override flags remain available.
3. Vendor preset section code block includes now-optional flags (stale-example, advanced-setup.md) (docs/guides/infrastructure/advanced-setup.md): Updated code block to show only --config and --config-hash. Added note about override flags.
4. Page intro states all values are passed as flags (stale-description) (docs/cli/github.md): Updated intro to reflect that values can come from flags or a vendor preset.
5. No negative test for preset WIF validation error path (test-inadequate) (internal/cli/github_test.go): Added TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_InvalidPresetWIF and TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_InvalidPresetMintURL to cover the preset validation error return paths.
6. effectiveRuntime resolution asymmetry undocumented (design-coherence) (internal/cli/github.go): Added code comment explaining the intentional resolution order difference: flag -> existing config -> preset vs resolveEffectiveValue's flag -> preset -> code default.
7. StepDone emitted without preceding StepStart (code-organization) (internal/cli/github.go): Changed StepDone to StepInfo for retrospective preset confirmations, since there is no preceding StepStart call after the refactor.
8. Flags table lacks note about preset optionality (missing-documentation) (docs/cli/github.md): Added '(optional when a --config preset provides it)' to the Description column for --inference-project and --inference-wif-provider flags.

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 2 (bot-triggered)

Addressed both review findings: restored in-flight progress feedback for preset fetch operations by moving the Banner call earlier, and renamed ambiguous boolean variables to predicate-style names matching existing conventions.

Fixed (2):

1. Preset fetch restructuring removed in-flight StepStart/StepDone/StepFail progress feedback (internal/cli/github.go): Moved Banner call before the preset loading block so StepStart/StepDone/StepFail progress indicators are emitted during preset fetch, hash validation, and YAML validation. On fetch errors the user now sees StepFail before the error return. The remote-preset-without-hash StepWarn is preserved separately.
2. Boolean variables configProject and configWIF use ambiguous noun-phrase names (internal/cli/github.go): Renamed configProject to presetProvidesProject and configWIF to presetProvidesWIF to match the predicate naming convention used by nearby booleans (reuseProject, reuseWIF, keepExistingConfig).

Tests: passed

Decision points

• Chose to move Banner before preset loading rather than emitting StepStart without Banner context (alternatives: Move Banner before preset loading block, Emit StepStart before fetch without preceding Banner; rationale: Moving the Banner is cleaner because StepStart/StepDone/StepFail messages are conventionally emitted after the Banner header. The Banner only needs owner/repo which is available immediately after parseTarget.)

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 3 (bot-triggered)

Fixed asymmetric preset validation (WIF provider now validated unconditionally in the preset-loading block, matching the mint URL pattern) and documented defensive empty-string guards. Added test covering the exact scenario the reviewer identified: preset with invalid WIF + valid flag override.

Fixed (2):

1. Asymmetric preset validation: preset WIF provider only validated when presetProvidesWIF is true (internal/cli/github.go): Moved WIF provider validation into the preset-loading block (unconditional, matching the mint URL pattern) and removed the conditional else-if branch. A preset with an invalid WIF is now rejected even when a valid --inference-wif-provider flag overrides it, preventing the invalid value from being committed as config.base.yaml.
2. Defensive empty-string guards on effectiveProject/effectiveWIF are unreachable dead code (internal/cli/github.go): Added comments documenting that the guards are defensive and explaining the control-flow invariant that makes them currently unreachable, while noting they protect against future refactors.

Tests: passed

Decision points

• Keep defensive empty-string guards with documentation rather than removing them (alternatives: Remove the guards as dead code, Keep guards with explanatory comments; rationale: The guards protect against future refactors that might change the control flow leading to these lines. Removing dead defensive code saves two lines but loses a safety net. Adding a comment documents the invariant for future maintainers.)

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 4 (bot-triggered)

Addressed all 4 review findings: removed unreachable dead-code guards (strategy escalation from iteration 3), trimmed section comment to scannable label, added test assertion message. Disagreed with partial-scope finding as it's a project-management observation outside fix-agent scope.

Fixed (3):

1. Unreachable dead-code guards on effectiveProject/effectiveWIF (internal/cli/github.go): Removed the if-guards wrapping effectiveProject and effectiveWIF assignments. The control flow guarantees non-empty values (!reuseProject implies cfg.inferenceProject != "" or presetProvidesProject, both of which make resolveEffectiveValue return non-empty). Replaced with direct map assignment and an invariant-documenting comment. Strategy change from iteration 3 which added defensive comments — this iteration removes the dead code entirely per repeated reviewer feedback.
2. Section separator comment includes long parenthetical note (internal/cli/github.go): Trimmed the section comment to '// --- Preset loading ---' with the explanatory rationale on a separate comment line below, matching the three-word label style of other section separators in the function.
3. Missing descriptive message on assert.Equal for FULLSEND_PER_REPO_INSTALL (internal/cli/github_test.go): Added message argument 'per-repo install marker should be set' to the assert.Equal call in TestRunGitHubSetupPerRepo_ConfigDriven_NoFlagsNeeded, matching the style of surrounding assertions.

Disagreed (1):

1. internal/repos/install.go not touched by the PR despite being listed in issue feat(install): github setup reads layered config instead of install flags (ADR 0069) #4913: This is a scope/project-management observation, not a code defect. Whether the internal/repos/install.go migration is deferred to a follow-up issue is a product decision outside the fix agent's scope. The PR description and issue tracker are the appropriate places to document scope narrowing, not a code change.

Tests: passed

Strategy change: Iteration 4 (past threshold of 3): previous iterations added documentation comments for the dead-code guards; this iteration removes them entirely since the reviewer continues flagging them.

Decision points

• Remove dead-code guards vs keep with stronger documentation (alternatives: Remove the guards entirely, Add stronger documentation comments, Convert guards to runtime panics; rationale: Iteration 4 (past escalation threshold). Previous iterations added defensive comments but the reviewer continues flagging the guards as dead code. Removing them is the simplest correct change — the invariant is documented in a comment and enforced by the upstream validation logic.)

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 5 (bot-triggered)

Replaced Unicode logical symbols with ASCII equivalents in invariant comments. Disagreed with partial-scope finding: the fix agent cannot edit PR bodies (forge mutation) and updating internal/repos/install.go is beyond fix scope.

Fixed (1):

1. Unicode logical-implication and disjunction operators in invariant comments (internal/cli/github.go): Replaced Unicode ⇒ with => and ∨ with || in the invariant comments at lines 523 and 528, matching the plain-ASCII style used by all other Go files in the repository.

Disagreed (1):

1. internal/repos/install.go not touched by the PR despite being listed in issue feat(install): github setup reads layered config instead of install flags (ADR 0069) #4913: This is a scope/project-management observation, not a code defect. The fix agent cannot edit the PR body (forge mutation outside its scope), and updating internal/repos/install.go to consume layered config accessors is a substantial change beyond the scope of this fix run. Whether the remaining migration is tracked as a follow-on issue is a product decision for the PR author. The PR body and issue tracker are the appropriate places to record scope narrowing.

Tests: passed

Strategy change: Iteration 5 (past threshold of 3): for the partial-scope finding, previous iterations disagreed on grounds that it is a project-management concern. This iteration provides explicit reasoning about fix-agent constraints (cannot edit PR body, cannot expand scope to new files) to give the post-script actionable information for the human.

Decision points

• How to handle the repeated partial-scope finding at iteration 5 (alternatives: Disagree again with stronger rationale about fix-agent constraints, Attempt to update internal/repos/install.go (substantial code change beyond fix scope), Edit PR body via forge API (disallowed for fix agent); rationale: The fix agent cannot make forge mutations (edit PR body) and updating internal/repos/install.go would be a new feature implementation, not a fix. The remediation requires either a forge mutation or a scope expansion — both are outside the fix agent's constraints. Disagree with explicit constraint explanation so the post-script communicates this clearly.)

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🤖 Finished Fix · ❌ Failure (running pre-script: exit status 1) · Started 12:02 PM UTC · Completed 12:02 PM UTC

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Effort: high