Enforce Markdown formatting in check-fmt - #619
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WalkthroughThe change adds pinned ChangesMarkdown validation workflow
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change enforces canonical Markdown formatting, but CI can currently run an unpinned mdtablefix version, which may cause inconsistent pass/fail results or formatting drift between environments. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to enforce the configured formatter version. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 1 files. (31 skipped: 31 unsupported.) Full details: Testing (Overall)Explanation The pull request adds untested behaviour. Resolution Add and run a substantive test suite for the checker. Use a controlled fake Full details: User-Facing DocumentationExplanation Pass this check. The diff from Full details: Developer DocumentationExplanation Pass the Developer documentation check. Document the new Full details: Module-Level DocumentationExplanation Pass this check. The pull-request diff adds no Rust or Python modules. The only new executable is Full details: Testing (Unit And Behavioural)Explanation The pull request adds externally observable formatting behaviour through Resolution Add automated tests at the functional boundary. Invoke Full details: Testing (Property / Proof)Explanation Add property-based coverage for the new formatting invariant. The PR makes Resolution Add a substantive Hypothesis or equivalent property-test suite for Full details: Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)Explanation Pass this check. The pull-request diff contains no Rust or TypeScript source, so the compile-time trybuild requirement does not apply. The only executable addition is a Bash formatting gate with short operational diagnostics for usage, missing tools, and unformatted file names. It adds no stable product UI or structured output contract that requires snapshots. Existing Insta snapshots cover application output and remain unchanged. No explicit failure condition from this custom check is introduced. Full details: Unit ArchitectureExplanation Accept the change. The pull request adds no application query or command unit. Its only executable addition is an explicit formatting-check command. The command accepts file paths, exposes Full details: Domain ArchitectureExplanation Pass the Domain Architecture check. The exact diff from Full details: ObservabilityExplanation The pull request changes repository documentation, Markdown formatting checks, and CI tool installation. It does not change production services, runtime request paths, storage, queues, or other production operational behaviour. The new check reports missing tools and unformatted files with file paths and exit status, which is sufficient for this developer/CI failure mode. No production logging, metrics, tracing, or alerts are required by the stated check. Full details: Security And PrivacyExplanation Pass the Security and Privacy check. The PR adds only pinned Full details: Performance And Resource UseExplanation The new check performs avoidable serial process and file work. Resolution Stage the discovered Markdown files in a temporary directory, preserving their bytes and a mapping to the originals. Invoke Full details: Concurrency And StateExplanation Pass this check. The operational diff adds a synchronous Markdown check: Full details: Architectural Complexity And MaintainabilityExplanation Pass the architectural complexity check. The pull request adds one small, direct shell check because the existing Full details: Rust Compiler Lint IntegrityExplanation Pass the Rust Compiler Lint Integrity check. The complete pull-request range from origin/main to HEAD changes only Markdown, YAML, Makefile, and shell-script files. It contains no .rs files, Cargo.toml, or Cargo.lock changes, and no Rust lint suppressions or ownership-related clone changes. Therefore, the pull request does not introduce any stated Rust compiler-lint failure condition. ✨ Finishing Touches📝 Generate docstrings
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 91: Update the mdtablefix installation guard in the CI workflow to verify
that an executable already on PATH reports the exact MDTABLEFIX_VERSION, using
mdtablefix --version output and the expected version format; reinstall it or
fail when the version is missing or mismatched, while preserving the existing
skip behavior for the matching version.
In `@docs/netsuke-design.md`:
- Line 71: Convert the “Manifest rendering modes and discovery” line in the
document outline to a level-three Markdown heading using standard heading
syntax, replacing the current bold paragraph while preserving the title text.
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echo '== PR metadata and checks =='
gh pr view 619 --repo leynos/netsuke --json headRefName,updatedAt,statusCheckRollup,files \
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fd -HI '^(check-markdown-format\.sh|Makefile|Cargo\.toml|pyproject\.toml|.*test.*|.*spec.*)$' . \
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if [ -f scripts/check-markdown-format.sh ]; then
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Define a glossary schema and a six-field base style guide that map to Locize while preserving Netsuke's established localization contracts. Index both documents beside the translator guide so maintainers can keep the local source of truth synchronized with the hosted project.
Use product-independent localization filenames and update the documentation index and cross-references to match.
Extend the localization glossary with a researched terminology section
for every shipped locale. Each section records the address form and
register with authoritative sources (Microsoft localization style
guides, GNOME/KDE/Mozilla translation-team guidelines, GNU Make
translations, and vendor documentation in the target language), the
loan words the locale's technical writing conventionally keeps, false
friends and mechanical hazards (the `manifest`/manifesto collision,
Turkish dotted/dotless `i`, right-to-left direction marks, Persian
zero-width non-joiners, Romanian comma-below diacritics, solid
compounding in the Germanic languages), a worked example translating
`Failed to load manifest at { $path }.`, and a 23-term table keeping
`target`, `action`, and `rule` as three distinct words. Terms with no
attested precedent are flagged as coined rather than presented as
established.
Address two review comments on the style guide: narrow the
locale-integrity rule so only literal values that form part of a
machine-readable contract are frozen, and expand BCP 47 to
"Best Current Practice 47" on first use.
Disable markdownlint's MD060 table-column-style rule: table alignment
is owned by `mdformat-all`, whose padding disagrees with MD060's
display-width model for RTL and Indic scripts and combining marks, so
the two tools cannot both be satisfied on the new multilingual tables.
Disabling MD060 repository-wide in `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc` removed table-alignment checking from every Markdown file to accommodate one. Restore the repository-level default and suppress the rule only where the conflict is real: `docs/localization-glossary.md` now carries a `markdownlint-disable-file MD060` directive with a comment recording why. Re-enabling the rule reports 53 violations, all in that file, so no other document needs the exception. Document the arrangement in the developers' guide: which tool owns table padding and paragraph wrapping, why MD060's display-width model and `mdtablefix`'s padding cannot both be satisfied for right-to-left, Indic, and combining-mark scripts, and the expectation that contributors scope future suppressions to a file or line rather than the whole repository.
`make fmt` reformatted every Markdown file it found rather than only the files a change touched, so contributors had to revert unrelated reflow by hand before committing, and nothing stopped that drift from accumulating. Hold the repository's Markdown in canonical form and enforce it. Add `scripts/check-markdown-format.sh` and run it from `check-fmt` over `MD_FILES_FIND`. `mdtablefix` has no check-only mode, so the script compares its output for each file against the file on disk and reports any that differ, without modifying tracked files. It does not replay the `markdownlint-cli2 --fix` pass that follows `mdtablefix` in `make fmt`: `make markdownlint` already rejects any lint violation, so on a passing tree that pass has nothing to change. Fix a latent defect the check exposed. `docs/netsuke-design.md` nested a heading inside item 4 of the six-stage list, which ends the list for `mdtablefix` and restarts the numbering, while `MD029: ordered` renumbered it back. Because `--fix` ran last the file passed lint while never reaching a stable form. Replacing the nested heading with a bold lead-in restores continuous numbering and makes every Markdown file in the repository a formatter fixpoint. Checking against `mdtablefix` alone keeps that class of defect visible instead of letting `--fix` mask it. Reformat the documents that had drifted, and document the gate, the remedy for nested headings, and the requirement to keep the script's `mdtablefix` flags in step with `mdformat-all`.
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`make check-fmt` now shells out to `mdtablefix` through
`scripts/check-markdown-format.sh`, but neither CI job installed it, so
the gate failed on both runners before it could check anything:
check-markdown-format.sh: 'mdtablefix' is not installed or not on PATH.
Pin `MDTABLEFIX_VERSION` at workflow scope and install it in the Linux
and Windows jobs ahead of their `Format` step, reusing the Whitaker
step's shape: an `actions/cache` entry keyed by version, then
`cargo binstall` with a `cargo install` fallback. The v0.5.0 release
carries no prebuilt asset for every target, so binstall may build from
source; the cache keeps that cost to the first run per version.
Pin at workflow scope rather than per job so both runners format
against one version. This is not only reproducibility: a different
`mdtablefix` reflows prose differently, which would fail the check on
an otherwise clean tree.
Document the pin in the developers' guide alongside the existing
`NEXTEST_VERSION` and `WHITAKER_INSTALLER_VERSION` entries, following
the same convention of reading the version out of the workflow rather
than copying the number.
Accept the exact CRLF rendering produced by Git on Windows after formatting, while still rejecting content and mixed line-ending differences.
Enforce the pinned `mdtablefix` version in both CI jobs and batch staged checker inputs without touching source files. Exercise the checker at its process boundary, including its line-ending invariant, and document the expanded `check-fmt` prerequisite.
Align the checker tests with main's workflow-contract test helpers and current Python lint policy. Exclude generated pytest metadata from the Markdown source finder, and canonicalise the developer guide so normal test runs cannot cause `check-fmt` to fail.
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Fix the generated Windows Whitaker shim. Do not change The fault is in exec powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File \"${HOME}/.local/bin/whitaker.ps1\" \"$@\"In Bash, The quotes are part of the path value. PowerShell rejects that value with Generate normal Bash quoting instead: exec powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "${HOME}/.local/bin/whitaker.ps1" "$@"Keep The error does not result from Make selecting the wrong recipe shell. GitHub Actions runs the Windows job steps with Git Bash because the job sets Add regression coverage in Use this AI coding-agent prompt: GitHub Actions documents that explicit You are interacting with an AI system. |
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Whitaker correctly generates Open a Whitaker feature request only if Git Bash is a supported Whitaker user interface. The installer currently generates PowerShell wrappers on Windows. A Git Bash consumer must create its own adapter. This is a usability gap, not the cause of the failed check. Use this issue scope if you want to track that capability:
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Preserve the wrapper's `HOME` reference and argument vector until the generated Bash shim runs, so PowerShell receives an unquoted `-File` path. Add a workflow contract that guards both the emitted command and the rejected literal-backslash regression.
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## Summary
Provide a Windows command entry point that enables direct Whitaker invocation from Git Bash.
## Rationale
Whitaker currently provides \`whitaker.ps1\` on Windows. Git Bash users require a supported adapter that invokes the PowerShell entry point without corrupting paths or arguments.
## Required changes
- Generate and document a Windows command entry point for Git Bash.
- Forward arguments losslessly to \`whitaker.ps1\`.
- Retain PowerShell \`-NoProfile\` and \`-ExecutionPolicy Bypass\` controls.
- Document both PowerShell and Git Bash invocation.
## Affected areas
- Windows installation or wrapper generation.
- Windows invocation documentation.
- Automated tests for the Windows command entry point.
## Acceptance criteria
- Test paths that contain spaces.
- Preserve each argument as a separate argument.
- Retain the PowerShell execution-policy controls.
- Document PowerShell invocation.
- Document Git Bash invocation.
## Backlinks
- Originating pull request: $pr_url
- Originating comment: $comment_url
- Requested by: `@leynos`
EOF
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pr_url="https://github.com/leynos/netsuke/pull/619"
comment_url="https://github.com/leynos/netsuke/pull/619#issuecomment-5471914711"
body="$(cat <<'EOF'
## Summary
Remove the Cargo warning emitted during documentation tests:
```text
warning: ignoring environment variable `RUSTDOC_FLAGS`
```
## Rationale
`Makefile` defines and exports `RUSTDOC_FLAGS` for repository-level configuration. Cargo recognizes `RUSTDOCFLAGS`, without an underscore between `DOC` and `FLAGS`. The `doctest` target runs `cargo test --workspace --doc --all-features` and inherits the unsupported `RUSTDOC_FLAGS` variable. Cargo emits the warning in the Windows CI test job.
The repository treats warnings as errors for quality gates. Remove this warning without weakening Rustdoc or compiler warning denial.
## Required changes
- Update the Makefile environment-variable contract for the `doctest` target.
- Ensure Cargo documentation tests receive the intended Rustdoc flags through Cargo's supported `RUSTDOCFLAGS` environment variable, or prevent the unsupported `RUSTDOC_FLAGS` variable from reaching Cargo when it is not required.
- Preserve `-D warnings` for the existing documentation and lint targets.
- Preserve caller overrides where the current Makefile contract permits them.
- Add or update focused Makefile contract coverage for the documentation-test environment contract.
## Affected areas
- `Makefile`, including `RUSTDOC_FLAGS`, `doctest`, and Rustdoc-related targets.
- Makefile contract tests under `tests/`.
## Acceptance criteria
- `make SHELL=bash doctest` does not emit `warning: ignoring environment variable \`RUSTDOC_FLAGS\`` on Windows.
- Documentation tests retain the intended Rustdoc configuration and warning-denial policy.
- Existing `lint-clippy` and documentation-coverage Rustdoc invocations retain their required flags.
- A focused automated contract test prevents the unsupported variable from being passed to Cargo documentation tests.
- Run `make check-fmt`, `make lint`, and `make test`.
EOF
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pr_url="https://github.com/leynos/netsuke/pull/619"
comment_url="https://github.com/leynos/netsuke/pull/619#issuecomment-5476177624"
body="$(cat <<'EOF'
## Summary
Emit formatter output with the majority line-ending style from the input file.
`mdtablefix` currently emits Unix LF line endings regardless of the input file line endings.
## Rationale
A formatter must not create a line-ending-only diff when the input file uses CRLF line endings. This behavior causes unnecessary changes in Windows-oriented repositories and prevents check-only formatting gates from comparing formatter output directly with valid CRLF source files.
## Required changes
- Detect the line endings in each input Markdown file.
- Select the line-ending style that has the majority of line-ending occurrences in that file.
- Emit formatted output with the selected line-ending style.
- Preserve existing Markdown-formatting behavior.
- Define and document deterministic behavior when no line-ending style has a majority.
## Affected areas
- Markdown input reading and output serialization.
- In-place formatting behavior.
- Formatter documentation, if it describes line-ending behavior.
- Automated tests for LF, CRLF, mixed-line-ending, and no-majority input.
## Acceptance criteria
- A file with a majority of LF line endings produces LF output.
- A file with a majority of CRLF line endings produces CRLF output.
- A mixed-line-ending file produces output that uses its majority line-ending style.
- Tests cover both standard output and in-place formatting, where supported.
- Tests define the result for input with no majority line-ending style.
- Existing Markdown formatting behavior remains unchanged apart from output line-ending selection.
EOF
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pr_url="https://github.com/leynos/netsuke/pull/619"
comment_url="https://github.com/leynos/netsuke/pull/619#issuecomment-5476215884"
body="$(cat <<'EOF'
## Summary
Add a `--check` mode that detects files which `mdtablefix` would change without modifying them.
In normal `--check` output, emit a diff for each changed input file.
Add a `--concise` flag for `--check` mode. This flag must list only the changed filenames.
## Rationale
Repositories need a check-only formatting gate that reports formatting drift without changing tracked files.
A diff enables users to diagnose the required formatting changes. Filename-only output enables concise CI logs.
## Required changes
- Add a `--check` command-line option.
- In `--check` mode, process every input file without modifying any input file.
- Return exit status zero when no input file requires formatting changes.
- Return a non-zero exit status when any input file requires formatting changes.
- In normal `--check` mode, emit a readable diff for every input file that requires changes.
- Add a `--concise` command-line option.
- When `--check --concise` is used, list only the filenames of input files that require changes.
- Define the interaction of `--concise` without `--check`, including either rejection or a documented behaviour.
- Preserve existing formatting and in-place formatting behaviour outside `--check` mode.
## Affected areas
- Command-line argument parsing.
- Formatter execution and file-writing paths.
- Diff rendering.
- User documentation and command help.
- Automated tests.
## Acceptance criteria
- [ ] `mdtablefix --check clean.md` returns exit status zero and does not modify `clean.md`.
- [ ] `mdtablefix --check unformatted.md` returns a non-zero exit status and does not modify `unformatted.md`.
- [ ] `mdtablefix --check unformatted.md` emits a diff that identifies the required changes.
- [ ] `mdtablefix --check` processes all supplied input files and reports every changed file before it exits non-zero.
- [ ] `mdtablefix --check --concise` returns a non-zero exit status for changed input and lists only changed filenames.
- [ ] `--concise` output contains no diff content.
- [ ] Tests cover clean files, changed files, multiple input files, no source-file modification, exit statuses, diff output, and concise output.
- [ ] Command help documents `--check` and `--concise`.
EOF
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Summary
Stacked on top of #575.
make fmtreformatted every Markdown file it found rather than only the filesa change touched, so contributors had to revert unrelated reflow by hand before
committing, and nothing prevented that drift from accumulating. This holds the
repository's Markdown in canonical form and enforces it in
check-fmt.What changed
scripts/check-markdown-format.sh, run fromcheck-fmtoverMD_FILES_FIND.mdtablefixhas no check-only mode, so the script comparesits output for each file against the file on disk and reports any that
differ. Tracked files are never modified.
docs/netsuke-design.mdnested aheading inside item 4 of the six-stage list. A nested heading ends the list
for
mdtablefix, which restarts the numbering at 1, whileMD029: orderedrenumbered it back to 5 and 6. Because
--fixruns last the file passed lintwhile never reaching a stable form. Replacing the nested heading with a bold
lead-in restores continuous numbering; every Markdown file in the repository
is now a formatter fixpoint.
docs/developers-guide.md.Design note
The script deliberately does not replay the
markdownlint-cli2 --fixpass thatfollows
mdtablefixinmake fmt.make markdownlintalready rejects any lintviolation, so on a passing tree that pass has nothing to change. Comparing
against
mdtablefixalone also keeps defects like the one above visible ratherthan letting
--fixmask them: an earlier draft replayed both passes and wouldhave reported
docs/netsuke-design.mdas correctly formatted.Validation
make check-fmt,make markdownlint,make nixie,make lint,make typecheck,make test(2,625 tests),git diff --check: all passshellcheck scripts/check-markdown-format.sh: cleanmake fmtproduces no further diffthe nested heading is reintroduced, then passes once each is restored
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