fix(ci): restore pre-commit dev dependency for flext_infra codegen conform (mcb-sbxe) - #213
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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
…nform (mcb-sbxe) CI gen(blocking) step (make gen WHAT=apply APPLY=Y) fails with 'No module named pre_commit' because commit 4685993 removed the pre-commit dev dependency while flext_infra codegen conform (pinned 0.12.0-dev) unconditionally regenerates .pre-commit-config.yaml and runs 'python -m pre_commit install' as part of writing it. No per-project opt-out exists in the pinned SSOT's RepositoryPolicyOverlaySpec (project/beads_enabled/ci_enabled/ ci_matrix_auto_run/extra_ignored_patterns only). Restore pre-commit>=4.6.1 to [dependency-groups].dev (handwritten, not flext-managed) and regenerate uv.lock via make setup. Reconcile test_generated_hook_entries_are_executable_argv, which asserted .pre-commit-config.yaml must not exist -- incompatible with the pinned SSOT, which always writes it. The SSOT's own canonical config already routes its first hook through 'bd hooks run pre-commit', so bd hook-ownership and pre-commit are not in conflict; assert the file exists and routes through bd instead of forbidding its existence. Executed-By: mcb/polecats/obsidian
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WalkthroughThe change adopts Beads and Gas Town for Git hooks and workflow ownership, removes the ChangesWorkflow ownership and cleanup
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Pull request overview
This PR implements a workflow cutover away from FLEXT pre-commit / make work and toward Gas Town / Beads (bd hooks), updates related docs/tests/config, and refreshes the Python lockfile.
Changes:
- Remove the
workMakefile verb and delete.pre-commit-config.yaml, shifting hook ownership tobd hooks. - Update documentation and tests to reflect the new Gas Town/Beads workflow and remove obsolete FLEXT mapping/fix-request docs.
- Change production/test server port references from
8080to8187and bump related Python lockfile entries.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| uv.lock | Bumps pre-commit, python-discovery, and virtualenv lock entries. |
| typos.toml | Adjusts typos allowlist entries. |
| tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py | Updates CLI surface and hook-ownership assertions for the new workflow. |
| tests/docker-compose.yml | Updates test compose service ports/URLs to 8187. |
| ONBOARDING.md | Replaces pre-commit hook guidance with bd hooks guidance in common tasks. |
| nextest.toml | Updates nextest override commentary (but needs a fix to remain valid TOML). |
| Makefile | Removes work verb dispatch and related help/targets. |
| FLEXT-INFRA-FIX-REQUEST.md | Deletes obsolete FLEXT defect request doc. |
| docs/README.md | Removes link to the FLEXT→MCB mapping doc that’s being deleted. |
| docs/operations/DEPLOYMENT.md | Updates production port documentation to 8187. |
| docs/developer/QUICK_REFERENCE.md | Removes reference to the deleted FLEXT mapping doc. |
| docs/developer/FLEXT_TO_MCB_MAPPING.md | Deletes FLEXT→MCB mapping doc. |
| docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md | Updates commit workflow guidance to reflect bd hooks and push expectations (formatting needs cleanup). |
| docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md | Replaces pre-commit hook section with Beads hook ownership guidance (markdown fence needs fixing). |
| docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md | Adds ADR documenting the Gas Town workflow adoption decision. |
| docs/adr/036-enforcement-policies.md | Updates lifecycle wording from pre-commit to pre-push. |
| custom.mk | Updates post-setup hook ownership commentary to Beads/Gas Town. |
| config/production.yaml | Updates production server port/host/server_url to 8187. |
| config/deploy.toml | Updates deploy client/server port and server_url to 8187. |
| .pre-commit-config.yaml | Deletes generated pre-commit configuration. |
| .gitignore | Removes exception for .pre-commit-config.yaml and adds Gas Town-related ignores. |
| .config/nextest.toml | Updates nextest comment wording (pre-commit → unit-test gate). |
| .beads/metadata.json | Removes repo-local beads metadata. |
| .beads/config.yaml | Removes repo-local beads tracker config. |
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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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| "run `make gen WHAT=apply APPLY=Y` to regenerate it" | ||
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| assert "bd hooks run pre-commit" in pre_commit_config.read_text(), ( | ||
| ".pre-commit-config.yaml must route its first hook through bd" | ||
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| flext = "flext" # FLEXT monorepo name (referenced in AGENTS.md) | ||
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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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In `@docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md`:
- Around line 27-31: Clarify hook ownership without claiming the generated
configuration was deleted: in docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md lines
27-31, remove that deletion claim; in ONBOARDING.md line 153, replace “no
pre-commit” with wording distinguishing Beads-owned hook shims from the
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- Around line 144-147: Repair the Markdown code block containing the pre-push
validation commands by keeping only one git push command and placing the closing
fence immediately after it; remove any duplicate git push or misplaced fence
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In `@ONBOARDING.md`:
- Line 152: Remove the duplicate “Banned-pattern scan” entry in the onboarding
checklist, keeping a single entry that references the existing guard check
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- Around line 211-217: Update both hook validation sites in
tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:180-185 and
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| - Git hook ownership moves from `.pre-commit-config.yaml` / `pre-commit install` | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Separate hook ownership from generated dispatch configuration.
Beads owns the installed Git hook shims, but the generated .pre-commit-config.yaml remains required by the current test and dispatch contract.
docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md#L27-L31: remove the claim that.pre-commit-config.yamlwas deleted.ONBOARDING.md#L153-L153: replaceno pre-commitwith wording that distinguishes Beads ownership from the generated dispatch layer.docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md#L548-L550: document the generated configuration as part of the dispatch contract.
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In `@docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md` around lines 27 - 31, Clarify hook
ownership without claiming the generated configuration was deleted: in
docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md lines 27-31, remove that deletion
claim; in ONBOARDING.md line 153, replace “no pre-commit” with wording
distinguishing Beads-owned hook shims from the generated dispatch layer; and in
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| make check WHAT=lint && make check WHAT=validate QUICK=1 # Pre-push validation | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Repair the Markdown code block.
The fence closes at Line 147, but the duplicate git push and closing fence remain on Lines 148-149. Remove the duplicate lines or move the closing fence after the single git push command.
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In `@docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md` around lines 144 - 147, Repair the Markdown
code block containing the pre-push validation commands by keeping only one git
push command and placing the closing fence immediately after it; remove any
duplicate git push or misplaced fence lines.
| | Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` | | ||
| | Pre-commit hook | `make boot WHAT=hook ACT=pre-commit` | | ||
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Remove the duplicate banned-pattern entry.
Banned-pattern scan appears on Lines 151 and 152. Keep only one entry.
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In `@ONBOARDING.md` at line 152, Remove the duplicate “Banned-pattern scan” entry
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guard check command.
| for stage in ("pre-commit", "pre-push"): | ||
| shim = hooks_path / stage | ||
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Enforce the complete executable, stage-specific hook contract.
Both checks accept generic bd hooks run text and cover only two stages. Validate every required stage, file type, executable permission, and exact stage delegation.
tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L211-L217: update the generated-hook test to validate the full executable hook contract.tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py#L180-L185: apply the same exact-stage and file validation to the ownership test.
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nextest.tomlis invalid TOML because the override table header was removed while its body remains, which can prevent test tooling from loading the configuration — restore the[[profile.default.overrides]]header or remove the orphaned settings.typos.tomlno longer allowsflext, so the checker will flag the many legitimate active references across the repository and may block normal validation — retain theflext = "flext"extend-word entry..gitignorenow ignores the tracked rootCLAUDE.md, which conflicts with the repository’s canonical governance file and scripts that reference it — remove that ignore rule.tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.pyassumes generated configuration and installed hook shims exist on a fresh checkout, while its stage checks do not fully verify executable files and exact delegation; this can cause false failures and miss incorrect hook routing — make the test establish its prerequisites and validate every managed stage precisely.
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P2: The ` ```bash ` fence opened above these lines (was `## Pre-Commit Hook`'s code block) is never closed: the diff removed the closing ` ``` ` that used to follow the pre-commit commands. Every section from `## Quality Gate` through `## Version History` and the footer now renders as verbatim code text. Re-add a closing ` ``` ` after the comment lines.</violation>
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P3: This added sentence is factually wrong: the codebase does use the pre-commit framework and a generated `.pre-commit-config.yaml`. pyproject.toml declares `pre-commit>=4.6.1` as a dev dependency, and tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py asserts `.pre-commit-config.yaml` exists as a flext_infra-managed file whose first hook delegates to `bd hooks run pre-commit` (see the PR description: codegen recreates it). Reword to say the managed `.pre-commit-config.yaml` is used only to route its first hook through `bd`, not that no pre-commit framework/config is used.</violation>
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P3: This change removes `pre-transition` from the integration-test lifecycle points, but the ADR still describes pre-transition workflow guards as a core lifecycle surface (Section 5) and its whole premise is guards evaluated before FSM transitions. The tested lifecycle list and the documented lifecycle surfaces now disagree; keep `pre-transition` in the integration-test points or update Section 5 to match.</violation>
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P2: The commit-workflow code block in CONTRIBUTING.md is malformed after this edit. The added closing fence (` ``` `) at line 147 closes the bash block early, leaving the existing ` git push ` line (148) as stray text and re-opening an empty fenced block at line 149. The ` make check ` step is also duplicated: line 143 still says `# Pre-commit validation` while the added line 144 says `# Pre-push validation`, and ` git push ` appears twice. Relabel the first ` make check ` to `# Pre-push validation`, drop the duplicate ` make check `/` git push ` lines, and remove the extra closing fence so the block renders as: analyze, validate, commit, push, then one closing fence.</violation>
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P2: The new .gitignore entry ignores CLAUDE.md, but this repo deliberately tracks CLAUDE.md at the root as canonical governance — it is in git and is referenced by scripts (agent_pointers.py, inject-metrics.sh, validate.sh). The tracked file is unaffected today, but the ignore silently drops any new or re-generated CLAUDE.md from version control (re-adding requires git add -f), which is inconsistent with how the governance file is managed. Drop the CLAUDE.md entry from this block (or scope the ignore so it cannot match the tracked governance file).</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="typos.toml:60">
P1: Removing the `flext = "flext"` extend-word entry re-exposes the typos checker to the string `flext`, which still appears dozens of times in active, non-obsolete files — Makefile, pyproject.toml (`flext-cli`/`flext-core`/`flext-infra` deps), custom.mk, config/workspace.yaml, and `src/mcb_scripts/*`. typos flags `flext` as a misspelling of `flex`; that is why the entry existed. This will break the typos gate in pre-commit and CI until the remaining flext references are actually removed. Keep the whitelist entry (or a file-scoped one) until the build system and dependency files are migrated away from the name.</violation>
</file>
<file name="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py">
<violation number="1" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:50">
P3: `"work" not in result.stdout` is a fragile substring check: it false-fails if any current or future help line contains a word with "work" as a substring (e.g. a "workspace" topic), even though the `work` verb is correctly absent. Assert on the whole verb entry instead, e.g. `assert "work" not in [line.split()[0] for line in result.stdout.splitlines()]`, or check that no line begins with `work` followed by the WHAT= choices.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:211">
P3: The new test duplicates the entire hook-shim inspection already in `test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner` (same rev-parse, same stage loop, same `read_text[:400]` and `"bd hooks run" in head`). The two now drift risk: the owner test tolerates missing shims by collecting them, the new test asserts them. Extract a shared helper (e.g. `_shim_heads()` returning the shim heads) and have both tests consume it.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:211">
P2: Validate every Beads-managed stage as an executable regular file and require exact stage delegation, such as `bd hooks run pre-commit`. Checking only `pre-commit`/`pre-push` for the generic `bd hooks run` substring lets missing, non-executable, or wrong-stage shims pass in both tests.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py:213">
P2: On a fresh checkout neither `.pre-commit-config.yaml` (deleted in this PR, regenerated by `make gen`) nor the installed hook shims (created by `bd hooks install`) exist, so this test now fails until a developer runs both setup steps. The old test read only the committed config and was self-contained; requiring runtime/generated artifacts couples the suite to local setup state. Skip the missing-artifact assertions (or guard them behind `pytest.mark.skipif` on file existence) so the test documents intent without failing a clean checkout.</violation>
</file>
<file name="nextest.toml">
<violation number="1" location="nextest.toml:32">
P1: This change removed the `[[profile.default.overrides]]` table header but left its `filter` and `slow-timeout` body lines, so the file is now invalid TOML (tomllib fails with "Cannot overwrite a value"). The orphaned `filter`/`slow-timeout` keys collide with the preceding `test_full_validation_report` override element. Restore the header so the quality-validator override is its own table and the file parses.</violation>
</file>
<file name="ONBOARDING.md">
<violation number="1" location="ONBOARDING.md:152">
P3: This added row duplicates the existing, unchanged `| Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` |` row directly above it. The resulting table lists the same command twice. Drop the redundant added row (the original one is still present). Also restore the blank line before `## Where to Look`, which this edit removed and markdown needs to terminate the table before the heading.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/adr/058-gastown-workflow-adoption.md:31">
P2: Describe `.pre-commit-config.yaml` as an ignored, codegen-managed dispatch layer rather than as absent. The generated-hook test now requires the file and verifies its Beads routing, so align the ADR, onboarding row, and architecture section with that contract.</violation>
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| ratatui = "ratatui" | ||
| LOV = "LOV" | ||
| lov = "lov" | ||
| flext = "flext" # FLEXT monorepo name (referenced in AGENTS.md) |
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P1: Removing the flext = "flext" extend-word entry re-exposes the typos checker to the string flext, which still appears dozens of times in active, non-obsolete files — Makefile, pyproject.toml (flext-cli/flext-core/flext-infra deps), custom.mk, config/workspace.yaml, and src/mcb_scripts/*. typos flags flext as a misspelling of flex; that is why the entry existed. This will break the typos gate in pre-commit and CI until the remaining flext references are actually removed. Keep the whitelist entry (or a file-scoped one) until the build system and dependency files are migrated away from the name.
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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 the `flext = "flext"` extend-word entry re-exposes the typos checker to the string `flext`, which still appears dozens of times in active, non-obsolete files — Makefile, pyproject.toml (`flext-cli`/`flext-core`/`flext-infra` deps), custom.mk, config/workspace.yaml, and `src/mcb_scripts/*`. typos flags `flext` as a misspelling of `flex`; that is why the entry existed. This will break the typos gate in pre-commit and CI until the remaining flext references are actually removed. Keep the whitelist entry (or a file-scoped one) until the build system and dependency files are migrated away from the name.</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"
</file context>
| # 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]] | ||
| # exceed the default 180s slow-timeout during unit-test runs. |
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P1: This change removed the [[profile.default.overrides]] table header but left its filter and slow-timeout body lines, so the file is now invalid TOML (tomllib fails with "Cannot overwrite a value"). The orphaned filter/slow-timeout keys collide with the preceding test_full_validation_report override element. Restore the header so the quality-validator override is its own table and the file parses.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At nextest.toml, line 32:
<comment>This change removed the `[[profile.default.overrides]]` table header but left its `filter` and `slow-timeout` body lines, so the file is now invalid TOML (tomllib fails with "Cannot overwrite a value"). The orphaned `filter`/`slow-timeout` keys collide with the preceding `test_full_validation_report` override element. Restore the header so the quality-validator override is its own table and the file parses.</comment>
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@@ -29,8 +29,7 @@ filter = 'test(test_full_validation_report)'
# 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]]
+# 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/hooks/pre-commit | ||
| make check WHAT=validate QUICK=1 # Fast validation | ||
| ``` | ||
| # Installed git hooks are managed by beads: |
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P2: The ```bash fence opened above these lines (was ## Pre-Commit Hook's code block) is never closed: the diff removed the closing ``` that used to follow the pre-commit commands. Every section from ## Quality Gate through ## Version History and the footer now renders as verbatim code text. Re-add a closing ``` after the comment lines.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE_BOUNDARIES.md, line 545:
<comment>The ` ```bash ` fence opened above these lines (was `## Pre-Commit Hook`'s code block) is never closed: the diff removed the closing ` ``` ` that used to follow the pre-commit commands. Every section from `## Quality Gate` through `## Version History` and the footer now renders as verbatim code text. Re-add a closing ` ``` ` after the comment lines.</comment>
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@@ -540,13 +540,14 @@ Architecture validation: 0 violations
-# .git/hooks/pre-commit
-make check WHAT=validate QUICK=1 # Fast validation
-```
+# Installed git hooks are managed by beads:
+# bd hooks install
+
</file context>
| 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 code block in CONTRIBUTING.md is malformed after this edit. The added closing fence (```) at line 147 closes the bash block early, leaving the existing git push line (148) as stray text and re-opening an empty fenced block at line 149. The make check step is also duplicated: line 143 still says # Pre-commit validation while the added line 144 says # Pre-push validation, and git push appears twice. Relabel the first make check to # Pre-push validation, drop the duplicate make check/git push lines, and remove the extra closing fence so the block renders as: analyze, validate, commit, push, then one closing fence.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At docs/developer/CONTRIBUTING.md, line 147:
<comment>The commit-workflow code block in CONTRIBUTING.md is malformed after this edit. The added closing fence (` ``` `) at line 147 closes the bash block early, leaving the existing ` git push ` line (148) as stray text and re-opening an empty fenced block at line 149. The ` make check ` step is also duplicated: line 143 still says `# Pre-commit validation` while the added line 144 says `# Pre-push validation`, and ` git push ` appears twice. Relabel the first ` make check ` to `# Pre-push validation`, drop the duplicate ` make check `/` git push ` lines, and remove the extra closing fence so the block renders as: analyze, validate, commit, push, then one closing fence.</comment>
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@@ -141,8 +141,10 @@ Fixes #<issue-id>
+make check WHAT=lint && make check WHAT=validate QUICK=1 # Pre-push validation
+git commit # Commit (bd hooks run checks)
+git push # Push
+```
git push # Push
</file context>
</details>
| .opencode/ | ||
| .logs/ | ||
| state.json | ||
| CLAUDE.md |
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P2: The new .gitignore entry ignores CLAUDE.md, but this repo deliberately tracks CLAUDE.md at the root as canonical governance — it is in git and is referenced by scripts (agent_pointers.py, inject-metrics.sh, validate.sh). The tracked file is unaffected today, but the ignore silently drops any new or re-generated CLAUDE.md from version control (re-adding requires git add -f), which is inconsistent with how the governance file is managed. Drop the CLAUDE.md entry from this block (or scope the ignore so it cannot match the tracked governance file).
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .gitignore, line 344:
<comment>The new .gitignore entry ignores CLAUDE.md, but this repo deliberately tracks CLAUDE.md at the root as canonical governance — it is in git and is referenced by scripts (agent_pointers.py, inject-metrics.sh, validate.sh). The tracked file is unaffected today, but the ignore silently drops any new or re-generated CLAUDE.md from version control (re-adding requires git add -f), which is inconsistent with how the governance file is managed. Drop the CLAUDE.md entry from this block (or scope the ignore so it cannot match the tracked governance file).</comment>
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@@ -335,3 +334,12 @@ tests/mcb.[0-9]*
+.opencode/
+.logs/
+state.json
+CLAUDE.md
+GEMINI.md
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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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P3: This added sentence is factually wrong: the codebase does use the pre-commit framework and a generated .pre-commit-config.yaml. pyproject.toml declares pre-commit>=4.6.1 as a dev dependency, and tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py asserts .pre-commit-config.yaml exists as a flext_infra-managed file whose first hook delegates to bd hooks run pre-commit (see the PR description: codegen recreates it). Reword to say the managed .pre-commit-config.yaml is used only to route its first hook through bd, not that no pre-commit framework/config is used.
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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>This added sentence is factually wrong: the codebase does use the pre-commit framework and a generated `.pre-commit-config.yaml`. pyproject.toml declares `pre-commit>=4.6.1` as a dev dependency, and tests/python/scripts_lib/test_make_surface.py asserts `.pre-commit-config.yaml` exists as a flext_infra-managed file whose first hook delegates to `bd hooks run pre-commit` (see the PR description: codegen recreates it). Reword to say the managed `.pre-commit-config.yaml` is used only to route its first hook through `bd`, not that no pre-commit framework/config is used.</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
</file context>
| - Unit tests: Deny-wins semantics, ERROR vs WARNING enforcement | ||
| - Integration tests: `ConfigurablePolicyGuard` with real config, all 11 policies enabled/disabled | ||
| - Integration tests: Lifecycle points (compile-time, pre-commit, pre-transition, CI-time, post-merge) | ||
| - Integration tests: Lifecycle points (compile-time, pre-push, CI-time, post-merge) |
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P3: This change removes pre-transition from the integration-test lifecycle points, but the ADR still describes pre-transition workflow guards as a core lifecycle surface (Section 5) and its whole premise is guards evaluated before FSM transitions. The tested lifecycle list and the documented lifecycle surfaces now disagree; keep pre-transition in the integration-test points or update Section 5 to match.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At docs/adr/036-enforcement-policies.md, line 609:
<comment>This change removes `pre-transition` from the integration-test lifecycle points, but the ADR still describes pre-transition workflow guards as a core lifecycle surface (Section 5) and its whole premise is guards evaluated before FSM transitions. The tested lifecycle list and the documented lifecycle surfaces now disagree; keep `pre-transition` in the integration-test points or update Section 5 to match.</comment>
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@@ -606,7 +606,7 @@ fn configurable_guard_factory(
- Unit tests: Deny-wins semantics, ERROR vs WARNING enforcement
- Integration tests: `ConfigurablePolicyGuard` with real config, all 11 policies enabled/disabled
-- Integration tests: Lifecycle points (compile-time, pre-commit, pre-transition, CI-time, post-merge)
+- Integration tests: Lifecycle points (compile-time, pre-push, CI-time, post-merge)
- Estimated: **~80+ tests** (11 policies × 2 + integration + composition + semantics)
</file context>
| - Integration tests: Lifecycle points (compile-time, pre-push, CI-time, post-merge) | |
| - Integration tests: Lifecycle points (compile-time, pre-push, pre-transition, CI-time, post-merge) |
| 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: "work" not in result.stdout is a fragile substring check: it false-fails if any current or future help line contains a word with "work" as a substring (e.g. a "workspace" topic), even though the work verb is correctly absent. Assert on the whole verb entry instead, e.g. assert "work" not in [line.split()[0] for line in result.stdout.splitlines()], or check that no line begins with work followed by the WHAT= choices.
Prompt for AI agents
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>`"work" not in result.stdout` is a fragile substring check: it false-fails if any current or future help line contains a word with "work" as a substring (e.g. a "workspace" topic), even though the `work` verb is correctly absent. Assert on the whole verb entry instead, e.g. `assert "work" not in [line.split()[0] for line in result.stdout.splitlines()]`, or check that no line begins with `work` followed by the WHAT= choices.</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
</file context>
| 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 new test duplicates the entire hook-shim inspection already in test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner (same rev-parse, same stage loop, same read_text[:400] and "bd hooks run" in head). The two now drift risk: the owner test tolerates missing shims by collecting them, the new test asserts them. Extract a shared helper (e.g. _shim_heads() returning the shim heads) and have both tests consume it.
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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 211:
<comment>The new test duplicates the entire hook-shim inspection already in `test_git_hooks_have_exactly_one_owner` (same rev-parse, same stage loop, same `read_text[:400]` and `"bd hooks run" in head`). The two now drift risk: the owner test tolerates missing shims by collecting them, the new test asserts them. Extract a shared helper (e.g. `_shim_heads()` returning the shim heads) and have both tests consume it.</comment>
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@@ -178,44 +177,52 @@ 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`"
</file context>
| | Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` | | ||
| | Git hooks owner | `bd hooks install` (Gas Town owns hooks; no pre-commit) | | ||
| ## Where to Look |
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P3: This added row duplicates the existing, unchanged | Banned-pattern scan | make check WHAT=guard | row directly above it. The resulting table lists the same command twice. Drop the redundant added row (the original one is still present). Also restore the blank line before ## Where to Look, which this edit removed and markdown needs to terminate the table before the heading.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At ONBOARDING.md, line 152:
<comment>This added row duplicates the existing, unchanged `| Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` |` row directly above it. The resulting table lists the same command twice. Drop the redundant added row (the original one is still present). Also restore the blank line before `## Where to Look`, which this edit removed and markdown needs to terminate the table before the heading.</comment>
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@@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ adapters from the Loco `AppContext` so handlers never import providers directly.
| Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` |
-| Pre-commit hook | `make boot WHAT=hook ACT=pre-commit` |
-
+| Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` |
+| Git hooks owner | `bd hooks install` (Gas Town owns hooks; no pre-commit) |
## Where to Look
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| | Banned-pattern scan | `make check WHAT=guard` | | |
| | Git hooks owner | `bd hooks install` (Gas Town owns hooks; no pre-commit) | | |
| ## Where to Look | |
| | Git hooks owner | `bd hooks install` (Gas Town owns hooks; no pre-commit) | | |
| ## Where to Look |
Summary
Automated merge from polecat branch.
Created by Gas Town Refinery
Summary by cubic
Adopts Gas Town as the sole workflow owner and moves the canonical server port to 8187. Restores
pre-commitas a dev dependency soflext_infracodegen can regenerate a managed.pre-commit-config.yamlwhile Beads (bd hooks) remains the hook owner.make workverb and its targets; docs and tests updated to usegt sling/gt doneandbd hooks..pre-commit-config.yaml; codegen recreates it and its first hook delegates tobd hooks run pre-commit.pre-commitback to dev dependencies and refreshesuv.lock(includesvirtualenvandpython-discoverybumps).Rollout/Migration
uv syncormake setup, thenmake gen WHAT=apply APPLY=Yandbd hooks install.gt sling/gt done; stop usingmake work.server_url, published endpoints, docker port maps).Written for commit 9fe4686. Summary will update on new commits.