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Summary

  • Add a strict, production-only Skylos dead-code gate to make lint and CI, pinned to Python 3.14 because Skylos parses source through its own runtime AST.
  • Remove confirmed unused helpers and retain only documented, verified runtime-boundary exceptions; use typed entry-point rules before named exceptions where applicable.
  • Harden skylos-allow: validate non-whitespace SYMBOL and REASON, keep whitelist before scan options, and serialise updates with flock on an ignored repository-local lock.
  • Verify the Makefile through pinned Makeutil facts, pin the reviewed whitelist and entry-point sets, and test WSL NAME isolation, shell-safe forwarding, and concurrent whitelist updates in isolated directories.
  • Independently provision pinned Makeutil in full-suite CI jobs, and document the four-tier lint architecture, contributor policy, and local bootstrap command.

Validation

  • make check-fmt
  • make typecheck
  • make lint
  • make test — 1121 passed, 14 skipped
  • make markdownlint
  • make nixie

Notes

The repository already records bounded Hypothesis and PyYAML development dependencies. Its uv.lock is intentionally ignored, so no lockfile is committed.

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Summary

  • Adopt Skylos for strict, production-scoped dead-code detection.
  • Pin Skylos, the Python 3.14 parser runtime, and Makeutil.
  • Add makeutil and skylos-allow Makefile targets.
  • Provision the pinned tools in CI workflows.
  • Add Makeutil contract tests and recorder-backed property tests.
  • Document the four-tier lint architecture in ADR 0003 and the developers guide.
  • Remove obsolete helpers and update affected tests.
  • Stabilize subprocess-based Hypothesis tests by disabling deadlines.
  • Validate formatting, linting, type checking, tests, Markdown linting, and Nixie.

Testing

  • Pass 1,067 tests.
  • Skip 14 tests.

Walkthrough

The change adds strict Skylos dead-code checks, pins Makeutil installation in CI, separates parser errors from CLI handling, and removes obsolete compatibility interfaces and unused parameters.

Changes

Linting and workflow maintenance

Layer / File(s) Summary
Skylos lint contract
Makefile, pyproject.toml, AGENTS.md, docs/..., workflow_scripts/tests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py
The Makefile adds strict Skylos analysis, whitelist handling, Makeutil validation, and uv-based Ty execution. Configuration, guidance, and contract tests define the required scope, options, and argument handling.
Makeutil CI provisioning
.github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/coverage-main.yml, docs/developers-guide.md
Linux, coverage, and Windows jobs install the pinned Makeutil revision with the configured nightly Rust toolchain and Polonius flags.
Coverage parser boundaries
.github/actions/generate-coverage/scripts/detect.py, .github/actions/generate-coverage/scripts/run_python.py, .github/actions/generate-coverage/tests/test_scripts.py
Language selection uses explicit branches. Pytest-worker parsing returns normalised values or raises ValueError; callers convert invalid configuration into CLI exits.
Obsolete interface cleanup
.github/actions/rust-build-release/..., .github/actions/stage-release-artefacts/..., .github/actions/validate-linux-packages/..., .github/actions/windows-package/..., workflow_scripts/..., .github/actions/install-whitaker/tests/test_install_whitaker.py, scripts/tests/test_typos_rollout_check.py
The change removes obsolete host-target and staging compatibility code, unused parameters, redundant assignments, and updates related tests and type annotations.

Poem

Run strict checks across the tree
Pin each tool consistently
Let parsers return errors clear
Remove stale paths from here
Keep every workflow clean and bright


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❌ Failed checks (1 error, 1 warning)

Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Testing (Overall) ❌ Error The new Skylos tests are substantive. They cover the strict scan recipe, whitelist validation and argument forwarding, and Makeutil provisioning in the full-suite workflows. However, the pull request … Add a Makeutil-parsed Makefile contract test for typecheck that checks both recipe invocations use $(UV) run ty check and retain the required arguments. Add a focused test for the makeutil target that supplies a missing MAKEUTIL exe…
Developer Documentation ⚠️ Warning The pull request documents the new Skylos architecture and Makeutil requirements in docs/developers-guide.md and ADR 0003, but it does not document several changed internal APIs. The diff removes `d… Update docs/developers-guide.md with the changed internal API contracts and migration notes. Document the supported staging interfaces after removing StagedArtefact and _iter_staged_artefacts, the new `_binstall_template_context(metad…
✅ Passed checks (18 passed)
Check name Status Explanation
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed Docstring coverage is 97.62% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 42 functions across 13 files. (8 skipped: 8…
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
User-Facing Documentation ✅ Passed Pass this check. Treat the PR as developer-facing maintenance, not new end-user action functionality. The changed action internals do not alter the documented inputs or outputs: `generate-coverage/REA…
Module-Level Documentation ✅ Passed Pass the module-level documentation check. Every Python module changed by the pull request has a module docstring, including the new Skylos contract test module. The changed test and pipeline modules …
Testing (Unit And Behavioural) ✅ Passed Pass the testing check. The changed language and worker paths retain boundary coverage: test_detect.py drives detect.main with temporary project layouts and output files, while test_scripts.py c…
Testing (Property / Proof) ✅ Passed Pass the Testing (Property / Proof) check. The pull request introduces property-based coverage for the new input and command-boundary invariants. Hypothesis tests exercise arbitrary whitespace-only `S…
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) ✅ Passed Treat this check as passed. The diff contains no Rust or TypeScript source changes, so no trybuild or equivalent compile-time test is required. The changed implementation is Python, Makefile, workflow…
Unit Architecture ✅ Passed Pass this check. The diff makes the main boundaries clearer. _parse_pytest_workers is a pure parser that raises ValueError; main alone converts that error to typer.Exit(2) before invoking cove…
Domain Architecture ✅ Passed Pass the Domain Architecture check. The PR changes GitHub Action adapters, workflow orchestration, build/lint configuration, documentation, and tests. The only non-test Python implementation change ou…
Observability ✅ Passed PASS: The pull request does not introduce a production service, storage, queue, network, or asynchronous operational path. The executable changes remove unused compatibility helpers or simplify signat…
Security And Privacy ✅ Passed No explicit security or privacy failure is introduced. The PR adds no secret, credential, token, key, or personal data literal, and it does not change workflow permissions; affected jobs retain `conte…
Performance And Resource Use ✅ Passed Pass the Performance and Resource Use check. The production edits do not add a worse traversal or allocation pattern; the matrix and staging loops retain their existing bounded behaviour, and host-tar…
Concurrency And State ✅ Passed No custom-check failure is introduced. The PR adds no async tasks, locks, shared registries, or new application-wide mutable state. Coverage execution remains explicitly single-threaded at the GitHub …
Architectural Complexity And Maintainability ✅ Passed Pass the architectural complexity check. Keep the new Skylos layer: it addresses a real gap in production dead-code detection, uses the existing make lint entry point, and has an explicit maintenanc…
Rust Compiler Lint Integrity ✅ Passed PASS. git diff origin/main..HEAD contains no changes to *.rs, Cargo.toml, or Cargo.lock. The only Rust-adjacent source change removes the unused Python detect_host_target helper and its test…
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarises the main change: adopting Skylos for dead-code detection. No roadmap or issue reference is required because the description does not reference either.
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the Skylos integration, removed helpers, CI changes, documentation, validation, and test coverage. It is relevant and sufficiently specific.
Full details: Docstring Coverage

Explanation

Docstring coverage is 97.62% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 42 functions across 13 files. (8 skipped: 8 unsupported.)

Full details: Testing (Overall)

Explanation

The new Skylos tests are substantive. They cover the strict scan recipe, whitelist validation and argument forwarding, and Makeutil provisioning in the full-suite workflows. However, the pull request also changes the public typecheck Make target from ./.venv/bin/ty check to $(UV) run ty check in Makefile. No test references or executes this target. A regression that restores the old command would pass the current suite, so this behavioural change is not guarded as required. The new makeutil target recipe is also only used as a prerequisite check in the contract test; its command-availability behaviour is not exercised.

Resolution

Add a Makeutil-parsed Makefile contract test for typecheck that checks both recipe invocations use $(UV) run ty check and retain the required arguments. Add a focused test for the makeutil target that supplies a missing MAKEUTIL executable and asserts the documented non-zero diagnostic, then supplies a stub executable and asserts the target succeeds.

Full details: User-Facing Documentation

Explanation

Pass this check. Treat the PR as developer-facing maintenance, not new end-user action functionality. The changed action internals do not alter the documented inputs or outputs: generate-coverage/README.md already documents the language and pytest-workers contracts, and the removed detect_host_target and StagedArtefact symbols have no action or README consumers. Document the new Skylos and Makeutil contributor workflow in docs/developers-guide.md and ADR 0003, including setup, scope, exceptions, and CI behaviour. No update to docs/users-guide.md is required.

Full details: Developer Documentation

Explanation

The pull request documents the new Skylos architecture and Makeutil requirements in docs/developers-guide.md and ADR 0003, but it does not document several changed internal APIs. The diff removes detect_host_target from rust-build-release, removes StagedArtefact and _iter_staged_artefacts, changes _binstall_template_context to a two-argument interface, changes scoped_run_matrix to accept only buckets, and removes _normalize_pytest_workers while making callers translate ValueError. Searches of the developer guide and design documents find no entries for these symbols or their migration rules. The guide also retains the stale test-suite comment that describes make lint without the newly added Skylos tier. These are pull-request changes with direct documentation gaps under the custom check.

Resolution

Update docs/developers-guide.md with the changed internal API contracts and migration notes. Document the supported staging interfaces after removing StagedArtefact and _iter_staged_artefacts, the new _binstall_template_context(metadata, base_context) signature, the removal of detect_host_target and use of DEFAULT_HOST_TARGET, the scoped_run_matrix(buckets) contract, and the pure worker parser plus caller-side ValueError conversion. Update the test-suite command comments so they describe the current Ty and four-tier lint commands, including Skylos. Add an entry or addendum to the relevant design document when these refactorings represent an architectural decision.

Full details: Module-Level Documentation

Explanation

Pass the module-level documentation check. Every Python module changed by the pull request has a module docstring, including the new Skylos contract test module. The changed test and pipeline modules also document their purpose and component relationships where needed. The only syntax-parsing anomaly is pre-existing in test_install_whitaker.py; its module docstring remains present at the start of both the base and pull-request versions.

Full details: Testing (Unit And Behavioural)

Explanation

Pass the testing check. The changed language and worker paths retain boundary coverage: test_detect.py drives detect.main with temporary project layouts and output files, while test_scripts.py covers parser normalisation, invalid values, precedence, CLI error conversion, and prevents coverage execution on invalid input. The new Skylos contract suite tests the Makefile through Makeutil, validates strict production scope and documented exceptions, runs the public skylos-allow target with property-generated shell-sensitive arguments, checks exit code 2 and no file mutation for invalid input, and verifies pinned parser installation in all full-suite workflows. Existing stage, binstall, release-smoke, and installer tests cover the affected public boundaries. The removed helper tests target APIs that the pull request removes, so their removal does not leave an introduced behaviour untested.

Full details: Testing (Property / Proof)

Explanation

Pass the Testing (Property / Proof) check. The pull request introduces property-based coverage for the new input and command-boundary invariants. Hypothesis tests exercise arbitrary whitespace-only SYMBOL and REASON values, shell metacharacters, quoting, padding, and exact argument preservation in workflow_scripts/tests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py. Existing property tests still cover pytest-worker normalisation and scoped mutation-matrix path invariants. The installer changes retain property tests and only disable deadlines for subprocess-backed examples. The remaining changes remove obsolete helpers or simplify finite dispatch and do not introduce a proof obligation or a broader input-state invariant that lacks suitable coverage.

Full details: Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)

Explanation

Treat this check as passed. The diff contains no Rust or TypeScript source changes, so no trybuild or equivalent compile-time test is required. The changed implementation is Python, Makefile, workflow YAML, configuration, and documentation. The new CLI and structured checks use focused assertions for error text, parsed Makeutil data, workflow fields, and exact argument forwarding. No new output surface requires a snapshot test; existing snapshot coverage remains unchanged.

Full details: Unit Architecture

Explanation

Pass this check. The diff makes the main boundaries clearer. _parse_pytest_workers is a pure parser that raises ValueError; main alone converts that error to typer.Exit(2) before invoking coverage commands. The Makefile exposes command-side effects through named targets, explicit SKYLOS_CLI and skylos-allow recipes, and quoted argument forwarding. The workflow installations are explicit command steps. The removed Rust probe and staging compatibility wrapper reduce hidden work. The remaining environment lookup in _resolve_pytest_workers and manifest probing in get_lang are unchanged, so they do not establish pull-request causality. The new process-backed contract tests isolate those operations at the test boundary and verify that invalid or recorder-backed commands do not mutate project configuration.

Full details: Domain Architecture

Explanation

Pass the Domain Architecture check. The PR changes GitHub Action adapters, workflow orchestration, build/lint configuration, documentation, and tests. The only non-test Python implementation change outside .github is workflow_scripts/mutation_detect_changes.py, which remains workflow-matrix orchestration. The diff adds no domain model, repository, transport, persistence, or application layer, and adds no domain-to-infrastructure dependency. The removed helpers and simplified signatures reduce compatibility and infrastructure code rather than changing domain policy.

Full details: Observability

Explanation

PASS: The pull request does not introduce a production service, storage, queue, network, or asynchronous operational path. The executable changes remove unused compatibility helpers or simplify signatures; Rust release execution still uses DEFAULT_HOST_TARGET, and coverage CLI validation still emits the ValueError and exits with code 2. The new behaviour is limited to CI and developer tooling (make lint, Skylos, and pinned Makeutil installation), which already exposes command output and explicit Makefile errors. Existing action diagnostics remain in place, including correlation-aware staging logs and GitHub warning/error messages. No new metrics, tracing, or alerts are required by the stated check.

Full details: Security And Privacy

Explanation

No explicit security or privacy failure is introduced. The PR adds no secret, credential, token, key, or personal data literal, and it does not change workflow permissions; affected jobs retain contents: read. New CI installation uses a pinned Makeutil commit, a pinned toolchain, --locked, and no secret-bearing arguments. The new skylos-allow path passes SYMBOL and REASON as quoted environment values, and its property tests cover shell metacharacters and exact argument boundaries. The remaining changes remove helpers or adjust lint and typing behaviour. No changed path adds authentication, authorization, data export, or unsafe deserialization behaviour.

Full details: Performance And Resource Use

Explanation

Pass the Performance and Resource Use check. The production edits do not add a worse traversal or allocation pattern; the matrix and staging loops retain their existing bounded behaviour, and host-target detection removes a Rust probe. The new contract tests bound Hypothesis runs to 25 examples, cap generated strings at 40 characters, use temporary directories with cleanup, and apply 30-second subprocess timeouts. The Makefile parser handles a fixed 145-line Makefile. The additional CI toolchain and parser installations are intentional provisioning steps, not hot-path or unbounded work.

Full details: Concurrency And State

Explanation

No custom-check failure is introduced. The PR adds no async tasks, locks, shared registries, or new application-wide mutable state. Coverage execution remains explicitly single-threaded at the GitHub Actions step boundary, while pytest-xdist worker selection is pure and covered by parser, precedence, and CLI-boundary tests. CI matrix jobs install Makeutil independently on isolated runners, and the new recorder tests isolate temporary files. Existing workflow cancellation and concurrency controls remain in place.

Full details: Architectural Complexity And Maintainability

Explanation

Pass the architectural complexity check. Keep the new Skylos layer: it addresses a real gap in production dead-code detection, uses the existing make lint entry point, and has an explicit maintenance policy in ADR 0003 and the developer guide. Keep SKYLOS_CLI separate from SKYLOS because the boundary serves two immediate commands. Keep the Makeutil test helpers because they are reused across contract checks and isolate structured Makefile parsing from shell argument testing. The change adds no project dependency or production module, introduces no new package layer or cycle, and removes obsolete compatibility and detection code. The new CI bootstrap is explicit for isolated jobs, with pinned values and contract coverage.

Full details: Rust Compiler Lint Integrity

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PASS. git diff origin/main..HEAD contains no changes to *.rs, Cargo.toml, or Cargo.lock. The only Rust-adjacent source change removes the unused Python detect_host_target helper and its tests; HEAD has no remaining references. Added workflow commands install makeutil with RUSTFLAGS="-Zpolonius=next", but they add no Rust lint suppression, artificial usage anchor, or clone. Existing Rust #[allow(dead_code)] attributes and .clone() calls are unchanged, so they cannot cause a pull-request-causal failure under this check.

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Adopts Skylos dead-code detection as a strict lint gate for production Python code, wires it into local and CI workflows, documents the workflow for contributors, configures a precise allow list for known dynamic callsites, and removes or simplifies code that Skylos identified as unused or unnecessary while keeping behavior unchanged.

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Adopt Skylos as a strict production dead-code gate and expose contributor workflow.
  • Add a Skylos tool invocation pinned to version 4.33.2 using uv in the Makefile and define the production scan targets and options.
  • Extend the main lint target to run Skylos dead-code detection after Ruff, action-validator, and Whitaker, and add a skylos-allow helper target that records named whitelist entries with mandatory reasons.
  • Update CI workflow to describe lint as including dead-code checks and ensure it runs the same lint target as local development.
  • Document the Skylos dead-code workflow and expectations for handling findings in AGENTS.md and docs/developers-guide.md, including an example make skylos-allow invocation.
  • Configure Skylos in pyproject.toml with a strict gate and an explicit whitelist and documented reasons for dynamic or cross-script callsites.
Makefile
.github/workflows/ci.yml
AGENTS.md
docs/developers-guide.md
pyproject.toml
Remove or simplify unused or redundant Python code surfaced by dead-code analysis while preserving behavior.
  • Inline the language-mode dispatch for coverage detection instead of using an unused resolver map, and simplify the Python forced resolver to no longer accept an unused manifest argument.
  • Delete the unused _normalize_pytest_workers helper and its tests, relying on the existing pure _parse_pytest_workers for validation logic and updating documentation to describe caller responsibilities.
  • Remove the unused detect_host_target helper and its tests in the rust-build-release runtime, switching smoke tests to rely on DEFAULT_HOST_TARGET instead.
  • Delete the unused StagedArtefact dataclass and compatibility iterator helpers in the staging pipeline, keeping the newer ResolvedArtefact-based staging flow.
  • Drop unused local variables that captured ensure_module_dir results in validate and generate_wxs scripts, and narrow an over-broad type ignore on a sandbox_factory return type.
  • Simplify scoped_run_matrix to take only the buckets argument, remove an unused config parameter, and update tests to match the new signature.
.github/actions/generate-coverage/scripts/detect.py
.github/actions/generate-coverage/scripts/run_python.py
.github/actions/generate-coverage/tests/test_scripts.py
.github/actions/rust-build-release/src/runtime.py
.github/actions/rust-build-release/tests/test_runtime.py
.github/actions/rust-build-release/tests/test_smoke.py
.github/actions/stage-release-artefacts/scripts/stage_common/pipeline.py
.github/actions/validate-linux-packages/scripts/validate.py
.github/actions/validate-linux-packages/scripts/validate_cli.py
.github/actions/windows-package/scripts/generate_wxs.py
workflow_scripts/mutation_detect_changes.py
workflow_scripts/tests/test_mutation_detect_changes.py
workflow_scripts/tests/test_mutation_properties.py

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leynos added 6 commits August 27, 2026 01:59
Run a pinned, blocking Skylos production scan from `make lint` and CI.
Record verified static-analysis limits in the documented allow list, and
remove confirmed unused helpers and stale test coverage.

Document the new commit-gate behaviour and false-positive workflow for
contributors and agents.
Pass the synchronized virtual environment to both Ty invocations so type
checking resolves the project's declared third-party dependencies.
Use the project tool runner for both type-check passes so Ty resolves the
synchronized project environment consistently.
Invoke Skylos's standalone whitelist subcommand without scan-only options,
and cover the command shape with a focused Makefile contract test.
Run Skylos with its Python 3.14 AST runtime, validate its exception
boundary through a Makeutil-parsed Makefile and recorder-backed property
tests, and provision the pinned parser in full-suite CI jobs.

Document the four-tier lint architecture and local parser bootstrap.
Exclude shell-subprocess examples from Hypothesis's per-example deadline so
parallel host scheduling cannot fail the installer contract without a
behavioural regression.
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executable = shutil.which("make")
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P1 Badge Provision GNU Make for the Windows contract tests

The new helper unconditionally requires a make executable, but the inspected python-tests-windows job provisions only uv and Makeutil before running the entire pytest suite. The standard windows-latest environment does not provide GNU Make as a guaranteed tool, so this assertion fails before either skylos-allow property test can run; install Make in that job or skip these Makefile execution tests when it is unavailable.

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Inline comments:
In @.github/actions/generate-coverage/scripts/detect.py:
- Around line 158-162: Update get_lang to use structural match/case dispatch on
LangMode, with explicit cases for LangMode.RUST, LangMode.PYTHON, and
LangMode.MIXED; route each case to its corresponding _forced_* helper and remove
the implicit fallback to _forced_mixed.

In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 105-114: Extract the shared rustup and cargo install recipe into a
local composite action accepting each caller’s MAKEUTIL_TOOLCHAIN and
MAKEUTIL_REVISION inputs. Replace the installer steps at
.github/workflows/ci.yml:105-114, .github/workflows/ci.yml:163-172,
.github/workflows/ci.yml:238-247, and .github/workflows/coverage-main.yml:58-67
with invocations of that action, preserving the existing per-workflow inputs and
platform behavior.

In `@docs/adr/0003-python-linting-architecture.md`:
- Line 3: Update the Status/Date metadata in the ADR so the acceptance date
reflects the actual acceptance date and is not future-dated relative to the
current date.

In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 81-83: Update the SKYLOS_SYMBOL validation before the whitelist
command to reject symbols containing wildcard characters *, ?, or [, while
preserving the existing non-whitespace requirement and error handling. Keep
SKYLOS_REASON validation and the $(SKYLOS_CLI) whitelist invocation unchanged.

In `@workflow_scripts/tests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py`:
- Around line 193-393: Group the related Skylos contract test functions shown in
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if mode is LangMode.RUST:
return _forced_rust(selected_manifest)
if mode is LangMode.PYTHON:
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--git https://github.com/leynos/makeutil \
--rev "${MAKEUTIL_REVISION}" \
--locked \
--force \
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Extract the Makeutil installer into a composite action.

Move the repeated Rust toolchain and cargo install recipe into one local composite action. Replace each shell step with that action. Keep each caller responsible for its existing revision and toolchain inputs.

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# ADR 0003: Four-tier Python linting architecture

**Status:** Accepted **Date:** 2026-08-27

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@case "$${SKYLOS_SYMBOL}" in *[![:space:]]*) ;; *) printf "Error: SYMBOL is required for a named whitelist exception\\n" >&2; exit 2;; esac
@case "$${SKYLOS_REASON}" in *[![:space:]]*) ;; *) printf "Error: REASON is required for a named whitelist exception\\n" >&2; exit 2;; esac
$(SKYLOS_CLI) whitelist "$${SKYLOS_SYMBOL}" --reason "$${SKYLOS_REASON}"

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    jq -r '.urls[] | select(.packagetype == "sdist") | .url'
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    jq -r '.urls[] | select(.packagetype == "sdist") | .url'
)"
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    jq -r '.urls[] | select(.packagetype == "sdist") | .url'
)"
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tar -xzf "$archive" -C "$workdir"
root="$(find "$workdir" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -name 'skylos-*' -print -quit)"

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Reject wildcard whitelist entries.

Reject *, ?, and [ in SYMBOL. skylos.config.is_whitelisted applies fnmatch to whitelist names, so SYMBOL='*' can suppress every matching dead-code finding instead of one named exception.

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the whitelist command to reject symbols containing wildcard characters *, ?, or
[, while preserving the existing non-whitespace requirement and error handling.
Keep SKYLOS_REASON validation and the $(SKYLOS_CLI) whitelist invocation
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def test_skylos_lint_contract_uses_python_314_and_production_scope() -> None:
"""The lint target must run Skylos strictly against production modules only."""
test_prerequisites = _text_sequence(
_sole_recipe_rule("test").get("prerequisites"),
subject="test target prerequisites",
)
assert "makeutil" in test_prerequisites, (
"make test must require makeutil before contract tests execute"
)
assert _variable_tokens("SKYLOS_VERSION") == ("4.33.2",), (
"Skylos version must remain pinned to 4.33.2"
)
assert _variable_tokens("SKYLOS_CLI") == (
"$(UV_ENV)",
"$(UV)",
"tool",
"run",
"--python",
"3.14",
"--from",
"skylos==$(SKYLOS_VERSION)",
"skylos",
), "Skylos CLI must use Python 3.14 before its pinned tool source"
assert _variable_tokens("SKYLOS") == (
"$(SKYLOS_CLI)",
"--config-file",
"pyproject.toml",
), "Skylos scan options must remain separate from the command-only CLI"
assert _variable_tokens("SKYLOS_PRODUCTION_TARGETS") == (
".github/actions",
"workflow_scripts",
"scripts",
"actions_common.py",
"bool_utils.py",
"cargo_utils.py",
"cmd_utils.py",
"cmd_utils_importer.py",
), "Skylos must scan only the reviewed production module set"
assert _variable_tokens("SKYLOS_EXCLUDE_FOLDERS") == ("tests",), (
"Skylos must exclude test-only callers from its production scan"
)
commands = [
command for command in _recipe_tokens("lint") if command[:1] == ("$(SKYLOS)",)
]
assert commands == [
(
"$(SKYLOS)",
"$(SKYLOS_PRODUCTION_TARGETS)",
"--exclude",
"$(SKYLOS_EXCLUDE_FOLDERS)",
"--category",
"dead_code",
"--gate",
"--format",
"concise",
"--no-upload",
"--no-provenance",
"--no-grep-verify",
)
], "make lint must run the strict production dead-code gate exactly once"


def test_skylos_configuration_is_strict_and_documents_every_exception() -> None:
"""The Skylos configuration must keep strict mode and reasons aligned."""
with (_REPOSITORY_ROOT / "pyproject.toml").open("rb") as configuration_file:
configuration = tomllib.load(configuration_file)
tool = _mapping(configuration.get("tool"), subject="tool configuration")
skylos = _mapping(tool.get("skylos"), subject="Skylos configuration")
gate = _mapping(skylos.get("gate"), subject="Skylos gate configuration")
assert gate.get("strict") is True, "Skylos strict gate mode must remain enabled"
whitelist = _mapping(skylos.get("whitelist"), subject="Skylos whitelist")
names = frozenset(_text_sequence(whitelist.get("names"), subject="whitelist names"))
documented = _mapping(
whitelist.get("documented"), subject="documented whitelist reasons"
)
assert names == frozenset(documented), (
"every Skylos allow-list name must have exactly one documented reason"
)
assert all(
isinstance(reason, str) and reason.strip() for reason in documented.values()
), "every Skylos allow-list reason must contain verified runtime-caller text"


def test_skylos_allow_recipe_dispatches_the_whitelist_subcommand_first() -> None:
"""The exception target must not place scan options before ``whitelist``."""
commands = [
command
for command in _recipe_tokens("skylos-allow")
if command[:1] == ("$(SKYLOS_CLI)",)
]
assert commands == [
(
"$(SKYLOS_CLI)",
"whitelist",
"$${SKYLOS_SYMBOL}",
"--reason",
"$${SKYLOS_REASON}",
)
], "skylos-allow must dispatch whitelist before the symbol and --reason"


@settings(max_examples=25, deadline=None)
@given(value=st.text(alphabet=" \t", min_size=1, max_size=8))
def test_skylos_allow_rejects_missing_or_whitespace_values(value: str) -> None:
"""Missing and whitespace-only exception values must exit two without writes."""
pyproject_before = (_REPOSITORY_ROOT / "pyproject.toml").read_bytes()
requests = (
({}, "SYMBOL"),
({"SYMBOL": "handler"}, "REASON"),
({"SYMBOL": value, "REASON": "verified caller"}, "SYMBOL"),
({"SYMBOL": "handler", "REASON": value}, "REASON"),
)
for values, missing_name in requests:
returncode, _stdout, stderr = _make_command(
"skylos-allow", environment=_skylos_allow_environment(**values)
)
assert returncode == 2, (
f"skylos-allow must reject missing or whitespace-only {missing_name}"
)
assert (
f"Error: {missing_name} is required for a named whitelist exception"
in stderr
), f"skylos-allow must name the missing {missing_name} validation error"
assert (_REPOSITORY_ROOT / "pyproject.toml").read_bytes() == pyproject_before, (
"invalid skylos-allow requests must not mutate pyproject.toml"
)


@settings(max_examples=25, deadline=None)
@example(symbol="$(handler);*", reason='Loaded "$plugin" | registry')
@given(symbol=_SHELL_ARGUMENT_TEXT, reason=_SHELL_ARGUMENT_TEXT)
def test_skylos_allow_forwards_generated_arguments_exactly(
symbol: str, reason: str
) -> None:
"""A recorder must receive every valid symbol and reason as one argument."""
pyproject_before = (_REPOSITORY_ROOT / "pyproject.toml").read_bytes()
with TemporaryDirectory() as temporary_directory:
directory = Path(temporary_directory)
recorded_arguments = directory / "arguments.json"
recorder = directory / "skylos-recorder"
recorder.write_text(
"#!/usr/bin/env python3\n"
"import json\n"
"import os\n"
"import sys\n"
"from pathlib import Path\n\n"
'Path(os.environ["SKYLOS_ARGUMENTS_PATH"]).write_text(\n'
" json.dumps(sys.argv[1:]), encoding='utf-8'\n"
")\n",
encoding="utf-8",
)
recorder.chmod(0o755)
environment = _skylos_allow_environment(
SKYLOS_ARGUMENTS_PATH=str(recorded_arguments),
SYMBOL=symbol,
REASON=reason,
)
returncode, _stdout, stderr = _make_command(
f"SKYLOS_CLI={recorder.as_posix()}",
"skylos-allow",
environment=environment,
)
assert returncode == 0, (
f"skylos-allow must forward valid generated arguments: {stderr}"
)
assert json.loads(recorded_arguments.read_text(encoding="utf-8")) == [
"whitelist",
symbol,
"--reason",
reason,
], "Skylos must receive each generated value as exactly one argument"
assert (_REPOSITORY_ROOT / "pyproject.toml").read_bytes() == pyproject_before, (
"recorder-backed skylos-allow requests must not mutate pyproject.toml"
)


def test_full_suite_workflows_install_the_pinned_makefile_parser() -> None:
"""Every isolated full-suite job must provision Makeutil independently."""
for workflow_path, job_name in (
(".github/workflows/ci.yml", "python-tests"),
(".github/workflows/ci.yml", "coverage"),
(".github/workflows/ci.yml", "python-tests-windows"),
(".github/workflows/coverage-main.yml", "coverage-upload"),
):
job = _workflow_job(workflow_path, job_name)
environment = _mapping(
job.get("env"), subject=f"{workflow_path} {job_name} environment"
)
assert environment.get("MAKEUTIL_REVISION") == _MAKEUTIL_REVISION, (
f"{workflow_path} {job_name} must pin the Makeutil revision"
)
assert environment.get("MAKEUTIL_TOOLCHAIN") == _MAKEUTIL_TOOLCHAIN, (
f"{workflow_path} {job_name} must pin the Makeutil nightly toolchain"
)
parser_step = _sole_workflow_step(
workflow_path, job_name, "Install Makefile parser"
)
_assert_makeutil_installation(
parser_step.get("run"),
contract=f"{workflow_path} {job_name} Makeutil installation",
)

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Group the pytest tests in a class.

Move the related test functions into TestSkylosLintContract. Keep the test_ method names unchanged.

As per path instructions, “Group related pytest tests in classes, with test_-prefixed method names.”

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In `@workflow_scripts/tests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py` around lines 193 - 393,
Group the related Skylos contract test functions shown in the diff into a
TestSkylosLintContract class, preserving every existing test_ method name and
test behavior, including decorators and helper usage.

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Protect the documented-whitelist read-modify-write operation with an
ignored repository-local `flock` lock, so concurrent contributors cannot
discard verified exceptions.

Pin the reviewed whitelist and entry-point sets in the Makeutil contract,
and prove both isolated shell-safe forwarding and concurrent updates.
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