Replace script/update-policy with script/write-upstream-policy-files and script/commit-upstream-policy-files (closes #165) #166
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Implements #165.
script/write-upstream-policy-files(new) fetches the shared files fromsneak/promptsover HTTP only, writes them into a repo clone or its own repo, and commits nothing.script/commit-upstream-policy-filesreplacesscript/update-policy, andmake commit-upstream-policy-filesreplacesmake update-policy. It fetches the currentscript/write-upstream-policy-filesinto a temporary directory, runs it on its repo and commits what it wrote. Unlikescript/update-policy, it does not push or take a hash.Disclosures:
nextreachesmain,script/commit-upstream-policy-filesstops at its first fetch, becausemainhas noscript/write-upstream-policy-files.sneak/orangesite'sREPO_POLICIES.md, about 60 each insneak/template-app-goandsneak/hostsurvey. These are among the files the design makes the same in every repo..golangci.ymlinsneak/homoicon,sneak/simplexcalc,sneak/currentstat.us,sneak/spigotandclawbot/go-template-repo, and in.editorconfiginsneak/upaas.script/commit-upstream-policy-filesrunsscript/write-upstream-policy-filesfrom the head ofmain, unpinned, against "External references must be pinned by cryptographic hash". The confirmed design asks for the current file.gitis ruled out.Model:line, since no model writes it.script/write-upstream-policy-files, andscript/write-upstream-policy-files PATHon a clone lacking both; a run ofscript/commit-upstream-policy-filescannot exercise a repo lacking itself.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker. A correction to the plan on #165, before the first review. As written,
script/installoverwrites any trackedscript/installorscript/update-policyin the target, including a repo's own unrelated script of that name. The code cannot tell the two apart, so that is broken behaviour, and disclosing it does not license it. Make these changes, in one new commit on top of454f3410:script/install, in the loop that applies the keep rules, before anything is written: forscript/installandscript/update-policy, when the target already has the file, stop iflocal_only_lines "$tmp/$path" "$path"prints a line. The message names the file and each line, and says to rename the repo's own script to keep it. A copy that holds only lines the canonical file has held, an older shared version included, is replaced as now. A missing file is added as now.test/update-policy.sh, two scenarios: a trackedscript/installwith a line the canonical file has never held stops the script, the output names the line, nothing is written and no commit is made; a trackedscript/installholding a line an earlier canonical commit held is replaced and the script exits 0.prompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.md: one sentence, next to where it says the script stops, that it also stops on a repo's ownscript/installorscript/update-policy.Leave everything else alone.
make fmt,make check, push.For the review. This is the PR's first review. The bar is the description of #165, the plan in #165 (comment), and the changes above. The plan's "Settled" list is not findings. Check the former-lines extraction against
git log -pon the real repository.Model: opus-5-5
Rework of #166 for #166 (comment):
stop_on_own_scriptinscript/install, called from the loop that applies the keep rules.test_own_script_stopsandtest_former_canonical_script_line_replaced.Deviation, one test beyond the four points: the padded file in
test_update_policy_replaces_itselfheld a line the canonical file never had, which the new stop catches, so that file is now an earlier canonical version.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)script/install, lines 27-28 and 219: a listed file the repo lacks is skipped, so the script updates only what a repo already has. sneak asked for "all of the files that should be the same in all repos, such as repo policies and code standards", so that "any repo can be brought up to standards with a single command", and confirmed a design that "fetches every shared file" and writes them.sneak/template-app-go,clawbot/go-template-repoandsneak/vaultikcarry none of theCODE_STYLEGUIDE*.mdfiles and would never get them. A repo carrying none of the files gets only the two scripts. A file added to the list later reaches no repo. "One command brings a repo up to standards" inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md(line 940) is false for all of these.prompts/NAME.mdgoes todocs/NAME.md, whereprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md(line 1164) puts documentation. Any other path goes to its own path..golangci.yml,prompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_GO.mdandprompts/GO_HTTP_SERVER_CONVENTIONS.mdwithoutgo.mod;prompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_JS.mdwithoutpackage.json;prompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_PYTHON.mdwithoutpyproject.toml.test_files_not_carried_are_skippedwith a scenario for each of those two bullets.VENDORED_FILESand "each vendored file the repo carries" inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md(line 946). Delete the first "Judgement call" bullet from the PR body.prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, lines 948-949: "Every repo made from a template repo already has both." is false. Neithersneak/template-app-gonorclawbot/go-template-repocarries either script, and repos already made from them do not have them. Delete the sentence.README.md, lines 144-149: each new bullet is one sentence of over 30 words. Split each into short sentences:script/install, run it on its own repo and commit the result without pushing (our own extension); it is for the repos that vendor the policy files and stops when run here"test/update-policy.sh: every fixture has ascript/directory, so deletingmkdir -p script(script/install, line 249) leaves the tests passing. Without that line the script fails partway, after writing the other files. A repo with noscript/directory is one that has never had these scripts, the case #165 describes. Add a scenario:script/install PATHon a clone with noscript/directory writes both scripts, mode 755.The PR title lacks
(closes #165), and a squash commit takes its subject from the title. Append it.Judgement call: finding 1 reads sneak's "all of the files" as including files a repo lacks. The plan at #165 (comment) kept the skip as a worker's choice, not a ruling of his.
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For the reworker. Fix the five findings of #166 (comment) in one new commit on top of
f4275b9a. Finding 1 stands: the description sneak confirmed says the script "fetches every shared file" and writes them, and the plan's skip was my choice, not his. Do findings 2 to 5 as they say. For finding 1, do this:prompts/NAME.mdgoes todocs/NAME.md, unless the repo already keeps it atNAME.mdordocs/NAME.md, wherelocal_pathstill finds it. Any other path goes to its own path.git ls-filesfinds no source file of that language, which works the same in every repo.package.jsonwould not do: repos of every language have one forprettier..golangci.yml,prompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_GO.mdandprompts/GO_HTTP_SERVER_CONVENTIONS.mdneed a tracked*.gofile.prompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_JS.mdneeds a tracked*.js,*.mjsor*.tsfile.prompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_PYTHON.mdneeds a tracked*.pyfile.test/update-policy.sh: replacetest_files_not_carried_are_skippedwith the two scenarios the finding names. An ignore file the repo lacks is written whole; a repo with no*.gofile gets no.golangci.yml.VENDORED_FILES, "each vendored file the repo carries" inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, and both checklists where they say a listed file is skipped.Leave everything else alone.
make fmt,make check, push.For the next review. Read the whole PR again, against the description of #165, the plan in #165 (comment) and the two reworker comments. The plan's "Settled" list is not findings. A sentence this PR does not change is not a finding.
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Add script/install; script/update-policy runs it and commitsto Add script/install; script/update-policy runs it and commits (closes #165)Rework of #166 for #166 (comment), in commit
76b75fa7:script/install,test_files_the_repo_lacks_are_written_whole,test_language_files_need_a_source_file, the comment aboveVENDORED_FILES,prompts/REPO_POLICIES.mdand the PR body.test_install_without_script_directory.Checklists: unchanged, because neither says a listed file is skipped.
Deviation: a listed path git ignores now stops the script before it writes (
git check-ignore,test_ignored_file_stops), becausegit statusdoes not list ignored files and such a file would be overwritten.Deviation: the test fixture now has a Go source file and commits every shared file a scenario does not name as canonical, because the script now writes any file a repo lacks.
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FAIL (
needs-rework)make installbecomes a required target in every repo, meaning "write the policy files":prompts/REPO_POLICIES.mdlines 96 and 197,prompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdlines 208 and 215,prompts/NEW_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdline 269.sneak/vaultikalready has aninstalltarget that copies its built binary to$(HOME)/bin/, so an agent following the checklist replaces it. #165 asks for aMakefiletarget inpromptsonly.installin theMakefileofprompts, and removemake installfrom those five places. Every repo still getsscript/install, andmake update-policystays the command every repo has.test/update-policy.shleaves two parts ofscript/installuntested. Removing either leaves the tests passing.script/*case:test_own_script_stopscovers onlyscript/install. Without the stop forscript/update-policy, a repo's own script of that name is overwritten. Repeat the scenario forscript/update-policy.*.tsis exercised. Without*.jsor*.mjs, a repo whose only JavaScript source has that extension never getsprompts/CODE_STYLEGUIDE_JS.md. Add a scenario for each extension.Judgement call, not a finding: all but one of the managed repos tried stop the first time, because
.dockerignoreor.gitignorelacks the canonical last line, until a person adds it by hand, asprompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdsays and #164 settled.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker. Second failed review. Fix both findings of #166 (comment) as they say, in one new commit on top of
76b75fa7:installstays in this repo'sMakefile, and leaves the required targets: removemake installfrom the five places the finding names.script/installstays required in every repo. Line 96's bullet goes entirely.script/update-policy, and one for each of*.jsand*.mjs..dockerignoreor.gitignorelacks the canonical last line, until a person adds that line, asprompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdsays. Settled on #164."Leave everything else alone.
make fmt,make check, push.For the next review. The bar is
git diff 76b75fa7..HEAD: those three changes, correct and nothing more. The three new scenarios each fail when their behaviour is removed from a copy of the script. The whole PR has now had two full reads; the only other finding that counts is the script committing the loss of a repo's own line that the canonical file has never held. Anything else goes under Disclosures. On a pass this PR goes to sneak.Model: opus-5-5
Rework of #166 for #166 (comment), in commit
e89fc86a:make installis out of all five places;installstays in this repo'sMakefile.test_own_script_stopsnow runs for both scripts, andtest_javascript_source_brings_its_styleguideruns for.jsand.mjs. Each fails when its behaviour is removed from a copy ofscript/install.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)README.md, line 146, onscript/install: "It stops when run here." is false. Started from this repo with a path, the script writes into that clone. It stops only when its target is this repo. A repo with neither script can get its first update that way.script/update-policy, is correct and stays.Disclosures:
sneak/orangesitedeletes a nine-line section the canonicalREPO_POLICIES.mdhas never held. The description sneak confirmed lists repo policies among the files that are the same in every repo.script/update-policyexecutesscript/installfrom the head ofmainwith no hash, which cuts against "External references must be pinned by cryptographic hash" inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker. Third failed review, so these instructions end the loop. #166 (comment) stands. Make exactly one change, in one new commit on top of
e89fc86a: inREADME.md, in thescript/installbullet, change "It stops when run here." to "It stops when its target is this repo." Leave thescript/update-policybullet and everything else alone.make fmt,make check, push.The two points raised under that review's Disclosures are now in the PR body, for sneak to weigh.
For the next review. The bar is
git diff e89fc86a..HEAD: that one sentence and whatmake fmtdoes to its lines. The PR has had three full reads, so nothing else is a finding; anything else goes under Disclosures. On a pass it goes to sneak.Model: opus-5-5
Rework of #166 for #166 (comment), in commit
9f83f3c1:script/installbullet inREADME.mdnow says "It stops when its target is this repo."Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)script/install,keep_lines_below_last, lines 124-126: a local.gitignore,.dockerignoreor.editorconfigwithout the canonical closing comment stops the script before it writes anything. All 24 repos tried stop this way, both template repos among them, until a person edits their ignore files by hand. #165 requires thatscript/update-policyin a clone of a managed repo installs the files and commits them, and sneak asked that "any repo can be brought up to standards with a single command". Disclosing the stop does not meet that. It is not on the settled list in #164 (comment), and sneak has not ruled on it..gitignore,.dockerignore: each line stands alone, so append every linelocal_only_linesprints below the fetched content..editorconfig: replace the file iflocal_only_linesprints nothing. Otherwise stop and name the lines, because a setting means nothing away from its section..golangci.ymlsettings and on a repo's own scripts stay.test/update-policy.sh: maketest_gitignore_lacks_canonical_last_lineexpect exit 0 with the repo's own line below the canonical content, and add a scenario for an.editorconfigthat lacks the comment and has a line of its own.script/installand the "Before its first use" sentence inprompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.md. Delete the PR body's "On most managed repos" bullet.test/update-policy.sh, line 48,serve_file: the stub writes each file withcp, which keeps the canonical file's mode 755. A real download has no execute bit. Removingchmod 755(script/install, line 273) leaves the tests passing, so nothing tests the mode 755 that #165 (comment) requires. Without that line a repo gets scripts it cannot execute.cat "$canonical/$1" > "$output".Disclosures:
sneak/orangesiteloses nine lines, against the ruling that overwriting a repo's data is never a limitation.script/update-policyexecutesscript/installfrom the head ofmainwith no hash, against "External references must be pinned by cryptographic hash" inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker. Fourth failed review. Finding 1 of #166 (comment) stands: sneak asked for one command that brings any repo up to standards, and today every repo tried stops until a person edits its ignore files. Finding 2 stands. I was wrong that this was settled. Make exactly these changes, in one new commit on top of
9f83f3c1:script/install,keep_lines_below_last: when the local file lacks the fetched file's last line, do not stop on that..gitignore,.dockerignore: after the fetched content, append every linelocal_only_lines "$1" "$2"prints, so each line the canonical file has never held is kept. Blank lines and comments are not kept..editorconfig: replace the file whenlocal_only_linesprints nothing. Otherwise stop and name the file and each line, because a setting means nothing away from its section..golangci.ymlsettings and on a repo's own scripts stay.test/update-policy.sh:test_gitignore_lacks_canonical_last_lineexpects exit 0, with the repo's own line below the canonical content..dockerignorelacking the comment, holding a line an earlier canonical commit held, drops that line and exits 0. This is the old.gitexclusion case..editorconfiglacking the comment with a line of its own stops, names the line and writes nothing.serve_filewrites withcat "$canonical/$1" > "$output", so the file has no execute bit, as with a real download.script/installand the "Before its first use" sentence inprompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdto say what the script does now. I have removed the "On most managed repos" bullet from the PR body.Leave everything else alone.
make fmt,make check, push.For the next review. The bar is
git diff 9f83f3c1..HEAD: those changes, correct and nothing more, with each new or changed scenario failing when its behaviour is removed from a copy of the script. The PR has had four reviews. Policy documents being replaced whole andscript/update-policyfetchingmainunpinned are sneak's confirmed design and are in the PR body for him. Anything else outside that diff goes under Disclosures. On a pass this PR goes to sneak.Model: opus-5-5
Rework of #166 for #166 (comment), in commit
8a25e50:keep_lines_below_lastinscript/installno longer stops on a missing last line.test_gitignore_lacks_canonical_last_linechanged,test_dockerignore_lacks_canonical_last_lineandtest_editorconfig_lacks_canonical_last_lineadded,serve_filewrites withcat.script/installand the "Before its first use" sentence inprompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.md.Disclosures:
.editorconfiglacking the comment with no line of its own, because the instructions name only the stop.prompts/REPO_POLICIES.mdstill says only the lines below the comment are kept, which does not describe a.gitignoreor.dockerignorelacking the comment.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker. The last commit leaves one sentence false, as its disclosure says. In one new commit on top of
8a25e502, inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, change the first bullet under "keeps only the repo's own entries" to:"in
.gitignore,.editorconfigand.dockerignore: the lines below the comment that ends the canonical file, and, in a.gitignoreor.dockerignorelacking that comment, every line the canonical file has never held"Leave everything else alone.
make fmt,make check, push.For the next review. The bar stays
git diff 9f83f3c1..HEAD, as #166 (comment) says, plus this sentence. Anything else outside that diff goes under Disclosures.Model: opus-5-5
Rework of #166 for #166 (comment), in commit
5d82424:prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, the first bullet under "keeps only the repo's own entries" (lines 953-956): "every line the canonical file has never held" is false. In a.gitignoreor.dockerignorelacking the comment, the script drops blank lines and comments, asprompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdsays. The sentence also runs past 30 words, with a clause stacked inside it..gitignore,.editorconfigand.dockerignore: the lines below the comment that ends the canonical file".gitignoreor.dockerignorelacking that comment: every entry the canonical file has never held"test/update-policy.sh: no scenario covers an.editorconfigthat lacks the closing comment and has no line of its own, whichscript/installreplaces (line 136). If this case stopped the script instead, the tests would still pass. 18 of the 28 managed repos tried that have the file take this path, so a break here stops most repos until a person edits them.test/update-policy.sh: an.editorconfiglacking the comment, holding only lines the canonical file has held, exits 0 and ends up equal to the canonical file.Disclosures:
.golangci.ymlinsneak/homoicon,sneak/simplexcalc,sneak/currentstat.us,sneak/spigotandclawbot/go-template-repo, and in.editorconfiginsneak/upaas.sneak/orangesitethat the PR body names, an update deletes about 60 lines ofREPO_POLICIES.mdthatpromptshas never held in each ofsneak/template-app-goandsneak/hostsurvey.mainhas noscript/installyet.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker. Fix both findings of #166 (comment) as they say, in one new commit on top of
5d82424a. Leave everything else alone.make fmt,make check, push.The two disclosures that review added on repos that still stop and on lines lost from
REPO_POLICIES.mdare now in the PR body.For the next review. The bar is
git diff 5d82424a..HEAD: those two changes, correct and nothing more, and the new scenario failing when its behaviour is removed from a copy of the script. Anything else goes under Disclosures. On a pass this PR goes to sneak.Model: opus-5-5
Rework of #166 for #166 (comment), in commit
ff42f40:prompts/REPO_POLICIES.mdis now the two bullets #166 (comment) gives.test_editorconfig_lacks_canonical_last_line_no_own_lineintest/update-policy.sh.Model: opus-5-5
PASS: this change does what #165 asks of this repo; the fetch of
script/installfrom the head ofmainwith no hash and the whole replacement of policy documents follow the design sneak confirmed, against the policy that pins external references by hash and the ruling against overwriting a repo's data.Model: opus-5-5
sneak: this is yours to review, as you asked on #165 (comment). The independent review passed. It merges once you approve it on this PR, and the issues for the two template repositories follow that merge. The PR body lists what to weigh, including the repos that still stop on a first run and the lines replaced in their copies of
REPO_POLICIES.md.Model: opus-5-5
sneak rejected this PR (chat, 10 November, about 20:10 UTC): "install" is the wrong verb. By convention, and in the scripts-to-rule-them-all set this repo documents,
script/installinstalls the program itself; this script fetches the shared policy files into a repo.For the reworker:
script/installtoscript/fetch-policyeverywhere: the file, every reference inscript/update-policy, the tests, README,AGENTS.md,REPO_POLICIES.md, and the PR title and body. No file or text in this PR may call the fetch "install" or "installer".make checkpasses; push; update the PR body (under about 250 words) to the new name.Model: opus-5-5
Add script/install; script/update-policy runs it and commits (closes #165)to Add script/fetch-policy; script/update-policy runs it and commits (closes #165)Rework for #166 (comment), in commit
917fe4b:Makefiletarget (nowfetch-policy),script/update-policy, the tests,README.md,TODO.md, both checklists andprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md; this repo has noAGENTS.md.script/fetch-policy; the body is otherwise unchanged.Left as is: the branch is still named
issue-165-install-scripts, because renaming it means opening a new PR.Model: opus-5-5
it doesn't just fetch it, though. still a bad name! "commit-current-upstream-policy-docs" makes sense. you can probably think of others. why are you choosing short obfuscated identifiers as if we are trying to fit everything in 640k of ram?
For the reworker: sneak rejected
fetch-policytoo (#166 (comment)): the script does more than fetch, and short names are not wanted. Renamescript/fetch-policytoscript/commit-current-upstream-policy-docs, his suggested name, everywhere the previous rework touched (file,script/update-policy, tests, README,AGENTS.md,REPO_POLICIES.md, PR title and body). Behaviour unchanged;make checkpasses.Model: opus-5-5
Add script/fetch-policy; script/update-policy runs it and commits (closes #165)to Add script/commit-current-upstream-policy-docs; script/update-policy runs it and commits (closes #165)Rework for #166 (comment), in commit
ed60414:Makefiletarget,script/update-policy, the tests,README.md,TODO.md, both checklists,prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, and the PR title and body; this repo has noAGENTS.md.For sneak to confirm: behaviour is unchanged, so
script/commit-current-upstream-policy-docsitself still commits nothing;script/update-policyruns it and makes the commit.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)script/commit-current-upstream-policy-docs: the name says the script commits, but it commits nothing. Its own header (lines 2-4) says "It commits nothing; script/update-policy does that", and the PR body says the same. Someone who runsmake commit-current-upstream-policy-docsexpects a commit and gets uncommitted changes. The name also says "docs", but the script also writes.gitignore,.dockerignore,.editorconfig,.golangci.yml, the CI workflow and two scripts. sneak suggested this name because the script does more than fetch, and he said others would do (#166 (comment)).script/write-current-upstream-policy-files. "Policy files" is the term this repo already uses. Apply it in every place the last rename touched: the file, theMakefiletarget,script/update-policy, the tests,README.md,TODO.md, both checklists,prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, and the PR title and body.script/update-policymakes the commit, so the name changes and the behaviour stays. If sneak rules instead that this script makes the commit itself, that behaviour change needs his ruling first.Disclosures:
script/update-policyruns the script from the head ofmainwith no hash. This cuts against "External references must be pinned by cryptographic hash" inprompts/REPO_POLICIES.md.Model: opus-5-5
For the reworker, the top manager's call on finding 1 (sneak may override): name each script for exactly what it does.
promptsand writes them into the repo, committing nothing:script/write-upstream-policy-files.script/update-policy):script/commit-upstream-policy-files."files", not "docs", because they include
.gitignore,.editorconfigand other config. Rename both everywhere (files,Makefiletargets, tests, README,TODO.md, checklists,prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md, PR title and body); fix the review's other findings as its "Acceptable" lines say; behaviour unchanged.Model: opus-5-5
Add script/commit-current-upstream-policy-docs; script/update-policy runs it and commits (closes #165)to Replace script/update-policy with script/write-upstream-policy-files and script/commit-upstream-policy-files (closes #165)Rework for #166 (comment), in commit
f0ec2f3:script/write-upstream-policy-files.script/commit-upstream-policy-files, andmake commit-upstream-policy-filesin place ofmake update-policy.test/update-policy.shis nowtest/commit-upstream-policy-files.sh, and theDockerfileline that runs it follows.Left as is: the
TODO.mdentry for #162 keepsscript/update-policy, because it records what that issue built.For the manager, a new issue: that
Dockerfileline keeps thetimeout 90that #164 added, against the ruling that time limits go only in the CI workflow.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)Dockerfile, line 45: the line this PR rewrites keepstimeout 90. sneak's ruling puts time limits only in the CI workflow file, on the step, and never in aDockerfile. Thetestphase also runs undermake checkoutside CI, where a slow host fails a test run that would pass.RUN test/commit-upstream-policy-files.sh.prompts/REPO_POLICIES.md,prompts/EXISTING_REPO_CHECKLIST.mdandprompts/NEW_REPO_CHECKLIST.md, line 3:last_modifiedstays2026-11-09, the date onnext, though this PR's commits of 10 and 11 November change the text of all three.prompts/REPO_POLICIES.mdrequires the date so that copies can be kept in sync, and this repo sets it on every change. As it stands, a copy fromnextand a copy from this PR carry the same date and different text.last_modified: 2026-11-11in all three.Disclosures:
mainhas noscript/write-upstream-policy-filesyet.Model: opus-5-5
Rework for #166 (comment), in commit
da50899:RUN test/commit-upstream-policy-files.sh.last_modified: 2026-11-11in all three.For the manager, a new issue:
prompts/REPO_POLICIES.mdstill asks for a 90-second timeout on the test command in theDockerfileandMakefile. The ruling puts time limits only on the CI workflow's step. This repo's.gitea/workflows/check.ymllimits only the job, which our runner ignores, so its test step now has no limit.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (
needs-rework)test/commit-upstream-policy-files.sh,test_commit_upstream_policy_files_replaces_itself(lines 502-532): the test cannot catch the defect it guards. Its comment says it passes only ifscript/write-upstream-policy-filesleaves the old file in place under a new name. Theteststage of theDockerfileis alpine, where busyboxcpalso replaces the file with a new one. So copying the script straight over itself, without the.newname andmv(script/write-upstream-policy-files, lines 290-292), still passes. GNUcp, which most Linux hosts have, writes in place, and the runningscript/commit-upstream-policy-filesthen reads the rest of itself from the new file at its old position..newname andmvare removed. For example, addcoreutilsto theapk addline of theteststage (Dockerfile, line 33); with GNUcpthe test catches it.Judgement call, not a finding: policy documents being replaced whole, and
script/write-upstream-policy-filesrunning from the head ofmainunpinned, follow sneak's confirmed design and are in the PR body for him.Model: opus-5-5
sneak approved the script names
write-upstream-policy-filesandcommit-upstream-policy-files(chat, 11 November, about 01:40 UTC).Model: opus-5-5
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