feat(gastown): complete flext→Gas Town cutover - #208
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Port 8080 collides with the host nginx gateway. The unified HTTP port (MCP + admin web + metrics) moves to 8187 across the production profile, deploy config, docker-compose test stack, and deployment docs.
- Remove make work verb and all related targets from Makefile - Delete .pre-commit-config.yaml; bd hooks now own git hooks - Update docs: ONBOARDING, CONTRIBUTING, ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES, ADR-036 - Add ADR-058 documenting the Gas Town workflow adoption - Delete obsolete FLEXT-INFRA-FIX-REQUEST.md and FLEXT_TO_MCB_MAPPING.md - Update test surface to assert Gas Town hook ownership and no make work - Remove pre-commit dep from pyproject.toml and typos.toml - Update nextest.toml comments to remove pre-commit references
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WalkthroughThe change removes Make lane lifecycle commands and pre-commit configuration, transfers Git hook ownership to Beads and Gas Town, updates MCB ports to 8187, and aligns tests, documentation, and repository metadata. ChangesWorkflow migration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This cutover removes the legacy make work and pre-commit paths while relying on Beads-managed Git hooks. The current checks do not prove that make work is actually unavailable or that every required hook is present and correctly delegated, so an incomplete migration could preserve old workflow access or bypass repository checks; these validations should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@custom.mk`:
- Around line 14-15: Standardize hook-installation guidance on the canonical bd
hooks install --chain command: update custom.mk lines 14-15 to state Beads owns
installation and direct users to that command; update ONBOARDING.md line 153,
docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md lines 545-550,
docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md lines 27-29, and both recovery
messages in tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py lines 180 and 209.
Preserve the existing surrounding guidance and test intent.
In `@docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Around line 145-147: Remove the duplicate git push command from the
contribution workflow command block, keeping the existing single git push entry
and the surrounding commit command unchanged.
In `@tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py`:
- Around line 48-50: Update the test near the existing “work” help-output
assertion to invoke _run_make("work"), require a nonzero exit status, and verify
the resulting error identifies “work” as an unknown target; retain the existing
help-output check as appropriate.
- Around line 177-189: Expand the hook-ownership test at
tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:177-189 to require all five
canonical stages—pre-commit, post-merge, pre-push, post-checkout, and
prepare-commit-msg—and report missing or foreign shims. Update the per-stage
delegation validation at tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:207-213
to verify each hook invokes bd hooks run for its own stage, rejecting generic or
mismatched delegation.
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| @# Hook installation is owned by beads (`bd hooks install`); Gas Town | ||
| @# installs the same shims, so no recipe here may write .git/hooks. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the canonical chained Beads hook installation command.
The project guidance specifies bd hooks install --chain. The current text and test failure messages omit --chain. The custom.mk comment also conflicts with Beads-only hook ownership by stating that Gas Town installs the shims.
custom.mk#L14-L15: state that Beads owns hook installation and direct users tobd hooks install --chain.ONBOARDING.md#L153-L153: replacebd hooks installwithbd hooks install --chain.docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md#L545-L550: replacebd hooks installwithbd hooks install --chain.docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md#L27-L29: recordbd hooks install --chainas the migration command.tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L180-L180: update the recovery command in the missing-hook message.tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L209-L209: update the recovery command in the missing-shim message.
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custom.mk#L14-L15(this comment)ONBOARDING.md#L153-L153docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md#L545-L550docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md#L27-L29tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L180-L180tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L209-L209
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In `@custom.mk` around lines 14 - 15, Standardize hook-installation guidance on
the canonical bd hooks install --chain command: update custom.mk lines 14-15 to
state Beads owns installation and direct users to that command; update
ONBOARDING.md line 153, docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md lines
545-550, docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md lines 27-29, and both
recovery messages in tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py lines 180 and
209. Preserve the existing surrounding guidance and test intent.
| git commit # Commit (bd hooks run checks) | ||
| git push # Push | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the duplicate push command.
The command block already contains git push on Line 148. Keep one push command.
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In `@docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md` around lines 145 - 147, Remove the duplicate
git push command from the contribution workflow command block, keeping the
existing single git push entry and the surrounding commit command unchanged.
| # Why (gastown): the `work` lane-lifecycle verb was removed; lanes are | ||
| # owned by Gas Town (gt sling / gt done), not make. | ||
| assert "work" not in result.stdout |
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Verify that make work is not executable.
The assertion only checks help output. A hidden or reintroduced work target will pass this test.
Run _run_make("work") and require a nonzero exit status. Check that the error reports an unknown target.
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In `@tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py` around lines 48 - 50, Update
the test near the existing “work” help-output assertion to invoke
_run_make("work"), require a nonzero exit status, and verify the resulting error
identifies “work” as an unknown target; retain the existing help-output check as
appropriate.
| for stage in ("pre-commit", "pre-push"): | ||
| shim = hooks_path / stage | ||
| if not shim.exists(): | ||
| foreign.append(f"{stage}: missing (run `bd hooks install`)") | ||
| continue | ||
| head = shim.read_text(errors="replace")[:400] | ||
| if "generated by pre-commit" not in head.lower(): | ||
| if "bd hooks run" not in head: | ||
| lines = head.splitlines() | ||
| foreign.append(f"{stage}: {lines[1] if len(lines) > 1 else head!r}") | ||
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| assert not foreign, ( | ||
| "installed git hooks are not owned by pre-commit:\n" + "\n".join(foreign) | ||
| "installed git hooks are not owned by beads:\n" + "\n".join(foreign) | ||
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Validate every canonical Beads hook.
The tests accept a checkout where post-merge, post-checkout, or prepare-commit-msg is missing or owned by a foreign runner. They also accept a shim that delegates to the wrong stage. The repository policy requires all five canonical hooks to be installed, current, and delegated through Beads.
tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L177-L189: checkpre-commit,post-merge,pre-push,post-checkout, andprepare-commit-msg.tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L207-L213: validate each stage's intendedbd hooks rundelegation, not only a generic command substring.
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In `@tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py` around lines 177 - 189, Expand
the hook-ownership test at tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:177-189
to require all five canonical stages—pre-commit, post-merge, pre-push,
post-checkout, and prepare-commit-msg—and report missing or foreign shims.
Update the per-stage delegation validation at
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nextest.tomlleaves a duplicate TOML override key, which can prevent nextest from loading the configuration and block test execution — restore[[profile.default.overrides]]before the quality-validator filter.typos.tomlremoves theflextexemption while remaining references are still scanned, so the spelling check may fail during the cutover — retain the exemption or remove/update all remaining references first.- The documentation edits leave malformed Markdown in
docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.mdanddocs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md, with later headings or commands rendered inside code blocks and a duplicatedgit push; repair the fences and remove the duplicate. tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.pystill has gaps and brittle checks: not all Beads stages or exact hook commands are validated,make workis not required to fail, and substring matching can produce false results — tighten the assertions and remove redundant coverage.
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<file name="docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md:146">
P2: The Commit Workflow bash block now has a duplicated `git push` line and a stray closing fence. The new `git push` + ``` were inserted above the pre-existing `git push` and ``` lines without deleting them, so after the bash block closes there is a leftover `git push` text line and an opening ``` fence that never closes. That stranded fence makes everything down to the next closing fence in the document (inside the Testing section) render as one code block. Remove the two leftover lines (`git push # Push` and the following ```).</violation>
</file>
<file name="ONBOARDING.md">
<violation number="1" location="ONBOARDING.md:152">
P3: The added line duplicates the existing "Banned-pattern scan" row, so the table now lists it twice (lines 151-152). The intent was to replace the removed "Pre-commit hook" row with "Git hooks owner"; instead a duplicate Banned-pattern scan row was added alongside it. Remove the duplicate row so the table keeps one Banned-pattern scan entry and the new Git hooks owner row.</violation>
</file>
<file name="nextest.toml">
<violation number="1" location="nextest.toml:32">
P1: Removing the override table declaration leaves the quality-validator `filter` in the previous override, creating a duplicate TOML key. Restore `[[profile.default.overrides]]` before this filter so nextest can load the configuration.</violation>
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<file name="docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md:545">
P3: Removing the `## Pre-Commit Hook` heading left the Git-hook bash block sitting directly under the `### CI/CD Pipeline` heading as a second, unlabeled code fence. Git hooks are local developer-side checks, not CI, so nesting them under the CI/CD subsection misrepresents the hierarchy. Add a `## Git Hooks` (or similar) heading before the new bash block to keep the Enforcement section structure readable.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md:550">
P2: The ```bash fence that previously wrapped the pre-commit snippet lost its closing fence when the snippet was replaced, so the rest of the document (the `## Quality Gate` heading, `---`, and `## References` section) is now swallowed into an unclosed code block. Add a closing ``` after the added comment lines, or drop the ```bash opener.</violation>
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<file name="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py">
<violation number="1" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:50">
P3: `assert "work" not in result.stdout` is a substring check, so any help text or verb containing "work" as part of a word (e.g. "workflow", "workspace" lowercase, "framework") will false-fail this test even when the `work` verb is correctly absent. The original assertion matched the exact verb line. Match the verb line instead, e.g. assert no non-blank line starts with the `work` token.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:50">
P2: Invoke `make work` and assert a nonzero status with an unknown-target error; checking help output alone does not prevent a hidden or reintroduced target from passing this test.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:207">
P3: The rewritten `test_generated_hook_entries_are_executable_argv` now duplicates `test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner`: both run `git rev-parse --git-path hooks`, and both iterate `pre-commit`/`pre-push` asserting the shim exists and contains `bd hooks run`. A single hook breakage fails both tests, and future edits to the shim contract must be made in two places. The two tests should be merged into one, keeping only the `.pre-commit-config.yaml` deletion assertion as extra coverage.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:207">
P2: Check all five Beads-managed stages in both loops and assert that each shim invokes its matching `bd hooks run <stage>` command. The current two-stage loop and generic substring check let missing or miswired hooks pass.</violation>
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<file name="typos.toml">
<violation number="1" location="typos.toml:60">
P2: Removing `flext = "flext"` from `[default.extend-words]` re-enables the typos spell-checker to flag remaining `flext` tokens, but this cutover does not remove the flext references that typos still scans. pyproject.toml still contains dozens of them (`# @flext-managed`, `flext-cli`, `flext_core`, `flext_infra` dependency/comment lines, etc.) and it is not in the `extend-exclude` list (only `*.lock` is, protecting uv.lock alone). The typos.toml header states typos runs in CI, so while any `flext` reference remains in a scanned file the lint gate will fail again. The PR verification lists make/cargo/ruff/pytest but never runs typos, so this regression went unchecked.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location=".gitignore:343">
P3: The new `state.json`, `CLAUDE.md`, and `GEMINI.md` patterns are unanchored, so they match at every directory depth, not just the Gas Town root artifacts they are meant to hide. `CLAUDE.md` is already a tracked canonical doc in this repo (root `CLAUDE.md` is in `git ls-files`), so the entry is both misleading for it and silently excludes any future `CLAUDE.md` added in a subdirectory; `state.json` is a generic filename that could match a legitimate state file elsewhere in the tree. Anchor them to the repo root with a leading `/` so only the gt-generated top-level artifacts are ignored.</violation>
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<file name="docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md:1">
P3: ADR-058 was added but the ADR index in `docs/adr/README.md` was not updated: it still lists 57 total ADRs, has no ADR-058 entry, and its status legend/ADR Count sections are now stale. Since this repo relies on `docs/adr/README.md` as the canonical ADR index (linked from `docs/README.md`), adding a new ADR without registering it leaves the index inconsistent with the files on disk.</violation>
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<file name="custom.mk">
<violation number="1" location="custom.mk:14">
P3: Use `bd hooks install --chain` in this comment and the matching documentation and recovery messages. Identify Beads—not Gas Town—as the installer of the hook shims.</violation>
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| # Quality-validator unit tests scan the live workspace; on a large tree they | ||
| # exceed the default 180s slow-timeout during pre-commit unit runs. | ||
| [[profile.default.overrides]] | ||
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P1: Removing the override table declaration leaves the quality-validator filter in the previous override, creating a duplicate TOML key. Restore [[profile.default.overrides]] before this filter so nextest can load the configuration.
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# Quality-validator unit tests scan the live workspace; on a large tree they
-# exceed the default 180s slow-timeout during pre-commit unit runs.
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+# exceed the default 180s slow-timeout during unit-test runs.
filter = 'test(/test_validate_(with_specific_validator|mcb_workspace_quality)/)'
slow-timeout = { period = "120s", terminate-after = 3 }
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| # exceed the default 180s slow-timeout during unit-test runs. | |
| # exceed the default 180s slow-timeout during unit-test runs. | |
| [[profile.default.overrides]] |
| git commit # Commit (pre-commit hook runs checks) | ||
| make check WHAT=lint && make check WHAT=validate QUICK=1 # Pre-push validation | ||
| git commit # Commit (bd hooks run checks) | ||
| git push # Push |
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P2: The Commit Workflow bash block now has a duplicated git push line and a stray closing fence. The new git push + were inserted above the pre-existing `git push` and lines without deleting them, so after the bash block closes there is a leftover git push text line and an opening fence that never closes. That stranded fence makes everything down to the next closing fence in the document (inside the Testing section) render as one code block. Remove the two leftover lines (`git push # Push` and the following).
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<comment>The Commit Workflow bash block now has a duplicated `git push` line and a stray closing fence. The new `git push` + ``` were inserted above the pre-existing `git push` and ``` lines without deleting them, so after the bash block closes there is a leftover `git push` text line and an opening ``` fence that never closes. That stranded fence makes everything down to the next closing fence in the document (inside the Testing section) render as one code block. Remove the two leftover lines (`git push # Push` and the following ```).</comment>
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-git commit # Commit (pre-commit hook runs checks)
+make check WHAT=lint && make check WHAT=validate QUICK=1 # Pre-push validation
+git commit # Commit (bd hooks run checks)
+git push # Push
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git push # Push
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| ratatui = "ratatui" | ||
| LOV = "LOV" | ||
| lov = "lov" | ||
| flext = "flext" # FLEXT monorepo name (referenced in AGENTS.md) |
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P2: Removing flext = "flext" from [default.extend-words] re-enables the typos spell-checker to flag remaining flext tokens, but this cutover does not remove the flext references that typos still scans. pyproject.toml still contains dozens of them (# @flext-managed, flext-cli, flext_core, flext_infra dependency/comment lines, etc.) and it is not in the extend-exclude list (only *.lock is, protecting uv.lock alone). The typos.toml header states typos runs in CI, so while any flext reference remains in a scanned file the lint gate will fail again. The PR verification lists make/cargo/ruff/pytest but never runs typos, so this regression went unchecked.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At typos.toml, line 60:
<comment>Removing `flext = "flext"` from `[default.extend-words]` re-enables the typos spell-checker to flag remaining `flext` tokens, but this cutover does not remove the flext references that typos still scans. pyproject.toml still contains dozens of them (`# @flext-managed`, `flext-cli`, `flext_core`, `flext_infra` dependency/comment lines, etc.) and it is not in the `extend-exclude` list (only `*.lock` is, protecting uv.lock alone). The typos.toml header states typos runs in CI, so while any `flext` reference remains in a scanned file the lint gate will fail again. The PR verification lists make/cargo/ruff/pytest but never runs typos, so this regression went unchecked.</comment>
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@@ -57,7 +57,6 @@ vetor = "vetor"
LOV = "LOV"
lov = "lov"
-flext = "flext" # FLEXT monorepo name (referenced in AGENTS.md)
WHATs = "WHATs"
# regex prefixes in scripts/docs/py/check_outdated.py
referenc = "referenc"
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| # The pre-commit shim delegates to `bd hooks run pre-commit`, which runs | ||
| # the project's registered validation (lint/validate/guard). No pre-commit | ||
| # framework, .pre-commit-config.yaml, or copied script is used. |
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P2: The bash fence that previously wrapped the pre-commit snippet lost its closing fence when the snippet was replaced, so the rest of the document (the `## Quality Gate` heading, `---`, and `## References` section) is now swallowed into an unclosed code block. Add a closing after the added comment lines, or drop the ```bash opener.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md, line 550:
<comment>The ```bash fence that previously wrapped the pre-commit snippet lost its closing fence when the snippet was replaced, so the rest of the document (the `## Quality Gate` heading, `---`, and `## References` section) is now swallowed into an unclosed code block. Add a closing ``` after the added comment lines, or drop the ```bash opener.</comment>
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@@ -540,13 +540,14 @@ Architecture validation: 0 violations
+
+# The pre-commit shim delegates to `bd hooks run pre-commit`, which runs
+# the project's registered validation (lint/validate/guard). No pre-commit
+# framework, .pre-commit-config.yaml, or copied script is used.
## Quality Gate
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| # framework, .pre-commit-config.yaml, or copied script is used. | |
| # framework, .pre-commit-config.yaml, or copied script is used. |
| assert not broken, ( | ||
| "hook entries whose first argv token is a variable assignment:\n" | ||
| + "\n".join(broken) | ||
| for stage in ("pre-commit", "pre-push"): |
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P2: Check all five Beads-managed stages in both loops and assert that each shim invokes its matching bd hooks run <stage> command. The current two-stage loop and generic substring check let missing or miswired hooks pass.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py, line 207:
<comment>Check all five Beads-managed stages in both loops and assert that each shim invokes its matching `bd hooks run <stage>` command. The current two-stage loop and generic substring check let missing or miswired hooks pass.</comment>
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@@ -178,44 +177,43 @@ def test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner() -> None:
- assert not broken, (
- "hook entries whose first argv token is a variable assignment:\n"
- + "\n".join(broken)
+ for stage in ("pre-commit", "pre-push"):
+ shim = hooks_path / stage
+ assert shim.exists(), f"{stage} shim missing; run `bd hooks install`"
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| assert not broken, ( | ||
| "hook entries whose first argv token is a variable assignment:\n" | ||
| + "\n".join(broken) | ||
| for stage in ("pre-commit", "pre-push"): |
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P3: The rewritten test_generated_hook_entries_are_executable_argv now duplicates test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner: both run git rev-parse --git-path hooks, and both iterate pre-commit/pre-push asserting the shim exists and contains bd hooks run. A single hook breakage fails both tests, and future edits to the shim contract must be made in two places. The two tests should be merged into one, keeping only the .pre-commit-config.yaml deletion assertion as extra coverage.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py, line 207:
<comment>The rewritten `test_generated_hook_entries_are_executable_argv` now duplicates `test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner`: both run `git rev-parse --git-path hooks`, and both iterate `pre-commit`/`pre-push` asserting the shim exists and contains `bd hooks run`. A single hook breakage fails both tests, and future edits to the shim contract must be made in two places. The two tests should be merged into one, keeping only the `.pre-commit-config.yaml` deletion assertion as extra coverage.</comment>
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@@ -178,44 +177,43 @@ def test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner() -> None:
- assert not broken, (
- "hook entries whose first argv token is a variable assignment:\n"
- + "\n".join(broken)
+ for stage in ("pre-commit", "pre-push"):
+ shim = hooks_path / stage
+ assert shim.exists(), f"{stage} shim missing; run `bd hooks install`"
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| assert "work WHAT=start|status|land|finish" in result.stdout | ||
| # Why (gastown): the `work` lane-lifecycle verb was removed; lanes are | ||
| # owned by Gas Town (gt sling / gt done), not make. | ||
| assert "work" not in result.stdout |
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P3: assert "work" not in result.stdout is a substring check, so any help text or verb containing "work" as part of a word (e.g. "workflow", "workspace" lowercase, "framework") will false-fail this test even when the work verb is correctly absent. The original assertion matched the exact verb line. Match the verb line instead, e.g. assert no non-blank line starts with the work token.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py, line 50:
<comment>`assert "work" not in result.stdout` is a substring check, so any help text or verb containing "work" as part of a word (e.g. "workflow", "workspace" lowercase, "framework") will false-fail this test even when the `work` verb is correctly absent. The original assertion matched the exact verb line. Match the verb line instead, e.g. assert no non-blank line starts with the `work` token.</comment>
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@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ def test_help_lists_flext_public_verbs() -> None:
- assert "work WHAT=start|status|land|finish" in result.stdout
+ # Why (gastown): the `work` lane-lifecycle verb was removed; lanes are
+ # owned by Gas Town (gt sling / gt done), not make.
+ assert "work" not in result.stdout
assert "golden" in result.stdout
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| state.json | ||
| CLAUDE.md | ||
| GEMINI.md |
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P3: The new state.json, CLAUDE.md, and GEMINI.md patterns are unanchored, so they match at every directory depth, not just the Gas Town root artifacts they are meant to hide. CLAUDE.md is already a tracked canonical doc in this repo (root CLAUDE.md is in git ls-files), so the entry is both misleading for it and silently excludes any future CLAUDE.md added in a subdirectory; state.json is a generic filename that could match a legitimate state file elsewhere in the tree. Anchor them to the repo root with a leading / so only the gt-generated top-level artifacts are ignored.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .gitignore, line 343:
<comment>The new `state.json`, `CLAUDE.md`, and `GEMINI.md` patterns are unanchored, so they match at every directory depth, not just the Gas Town root artifacts they are meant to hide. `CLAUDE.md` is already a tracked canonical doc in this repo (root `CLAUDE.md` is in `git ls-files`), so the entry is both misleading for it and silently excludes any future `CLAUDE.md` added in a subdirectory; `state.json` is a generic filename that could match a legitimate state file elsewhere in the tree. Anchor them to the repo root with a leading `/` so only the gt-generated top-level artifacts are ignored.</comment>
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@@ -335,3 +334,12 @@ tests/mcb.[0-9]*
+.claude/
+.opencode/
+.logs/
+state.json
+CLAUDE.md
+GEMINI.md
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| state.json | |
| CLAUDE.md | |
| GEMINI.md | |
| /state.json | |
| /CLAUDE.md | |
| /GEMINI.md |
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| # ADR 058: Gas Town Workflow Adoption | |||
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P3: ADR-058 was added but the ADR index in docs/adr/README.md was not updated: it still lists 57 total ADRs, has no ADR-058 entry, and its status legend/ADR Count sections are now stale. Since this repo relies on docs/adr/README.md as the canonical ADR index (linked from docs/README.md), adding a new ADR without registering it leaves the index inconsistent with the files on disk.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md, line 1:
<comment>ADR-058 was added but the ADR index in `docs/adr/README.md` was not updated: it still lists 57 total ADRs, has no ADR-058 entry, and its status legend/ADR Count sections are now stale. Since this repo relies on `docs/adr/README.md` as the canonical ADR index (linked from `docs/README.md`), adding a new ADR without registering it leaves the index inconsistent with the files on disk.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+# ADR 058: Gas Town Workflow Adoption
+
+## Status
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| @# Hook installation is NOT done here. codegen delegates it to | ||
| @# `pre-commit install` so exactly one shim exists; copying a second script | ||
| @# over .git/hooks made hook behaviour depend on whichever ran last. | ||
| @# Hook installation is owned by beads (`bd hooks install`); Gas Town |
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P3: Use bd hooks install --chain in this comment and the matching documentation and recovery messages. Identify Beads—not Gas Town—as the installer of the hook shims.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At custom.mk, line 14:
<comment>Use `bd hooks install --chain` in this comment and the matching documentation and recovery messages. Identify Beads—not Gas Town—as the installer of the hook shims.</comment>
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@@ -11,9 +11,8 @@
- @# Hook installation is NOT done here. codegen delegates it to
- @# `pre-commit install` so exactly one shim exists; copying a second script
- @# over .git/hooks made hook behaviour depend on whichever ran last.
+ @# Hook installation is owned by beads (`bd hooks install`); Gas Town
+ @# installs the same shims, so no recipe here may write .git/hooks.
@# Why (mcb-o96i.19): CI runners need sccache installed before any cargo
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Gas Town Workflow Cutover
Complete the flext→Gas Town cutover for the MCB repo.
What changed
workverb and all related targets (_builtin_work_*,_ALLOWED_WHATS_work,_DEFAULT_work,_APPLY_WHAT_work).pre-commit-config.yaml;bd hooks installnow owns the hook shimsONBOARDING.md,CONTRIBUTING.md,ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md, andADR-036docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.mddocuments the decisionFLEXT-INFRA-FIX-REQUEST.md(obsolete flext defect doc) anddocs/developer/FLEXT_TO_MCB_MAPPING.mdtests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.pynow asserts Gas Town hook ownership and the absence ofmake workpre-commit>=4.6.1frompyproject.tomlandflexttypo fromtypos.tomlWhy
The operator required a complete cutover to Gas Town (
gt sling/gt done+ Refinery +bd hooks) so the repo can land cleanly on GitHub without flext pre-commit /make workgating.Verification
make --dry-run work→No rule to make target 'work'cargo check --workspace→ cleancargo nextest run -p mcb-server --test unit→ 251 passeduv run ruff check tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py→ cleanuv run pytest tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py→ 7/8 passed (1 pre-existing failure unrelated to this cutover)Summary by cubic
Completes the flext→Gas Town workflow cutover and standardizes the server port to 8187. Old:
make workandpre-commit-based gating; New:gt sling/gt donewith Refinery andbd hooksowning git hooks, so the repo matches the operator’s GitHub workflow and avoids 8080 conflicts.workMake verb and all handlers; help and tests now assert its absence..pre-commit-config.yaml; git hooks are owned bybd hooksand shims delegate tobd hooks run; tests check for this..gitignore.pre-commitfrompyproject.tomland prunesuv.lock; cleansnextest.tomlcomments.config/production.yaml,config/deploy.toml,tests/docker-compose.yml, and deployment docs.Migration
bd hooks install.gt sling/gt donefor lane lifecycle; stop usingmake work.http://127.0.0.1:8187.Written for commit 4685993. Summary will update on new commits.