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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe advisory review gate now falls back to built-in advisory and rate-limit notice bot lists when registry loading fails or returns no bots. Tests cover sourcing and runtime checks with unavailable registries. ChangesAdvisory registry resilience
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This pull request improves the resilience of the advisory review gate script by ensuring that sourcing it does not cause the calling shell to exit when the reviewer-source registry is unreadable or missing. Instead, the script now gracefully degrades to built-in fallback lists, and new unit tests have been added to verify this behavior. The review feedback suggests replacing a short-circuit && operator with a standard if statement to prevent potential premature script termination under set -e.
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In `@tests/dev-lead/unit/test_advisory_review_gate.bats`:
- Around line 476-487: Add a Bats test alongside the existing
unreadable-manifest test that creates or references an existing empty
reviewer-sources manifest, sources the advisory review gate, and verifies
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Reviewed commit: fff7619941930b87494a1cdc4d80006a61623fb4
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Summary
Resilience fix for scripts/lib/advisory-review-gate.sh (+ bats coverage): a registry-read failure at source time previously ran exit 1, killing the sourcing caller — the root cause of the DEGRADED test-dev-lead.yml signal (#1538). The gate now degrades to its built-in fallback bot lists (ADVISORY_BOTS, RATE_LIMIT_NOTICE_BOTS) with a stderr notice instead of exiting. The short-circuit && assignment flagged by Gemini under set -e was replaced with an explicit if; remaining && chains sit inside if conditions, which is safe. Fallback declarations correctly use declare -gA/declare -ga inside functions. Two new bats tests exercise the unreadable-registry path (source-time survival + runtime check still executes).
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1538 (Fleet Monitor: test-dev-lead.yml DEGRADED, 25% failure rate). The PR addresses the identified failure mode directly: sourcing the gate no longer exits the caller on transient registry-read failures, which intermittently killed the whole unit suite. Substantively addressed; whether the observed failure rate fully recovers is empirical and will show in subsequent Fleet Monitor windows.
Findings
- No security issues: no secrets, auth, credentials, or injection surfaces touched; change is confined to a sourced shell lib and its tests.
- Fail-open trade-off is acceptable: the fallback lists mirror the registry projection, are kept in sync by tests/test_reviewer_sources.bats, the gate is advisory, and degradation is logged to stderr.
- Both review threads resolved (Gemini set -e concern fixed in code; CodeRabbit trivial test nit resolved). CodeRabbit approved.
- Secret scan (MCP): tool unavailable in this environment — relied on the green gitleaks CI check.
- Triage assessment confirmed, with one adjustment: risk is MEDIUM (non-trivial logic change in review automation), still within auto-approve bounds.
CI status
All required checks green on fff7619: SonarCloud, CodeQL, agent-shield/AgentShield, dependency-audit, duplicate-decl-gate. Also green: shellcheck, Lint, bats + unit (test-dev-lead.yml — the workflow covering the changed files), gitleaks, actionlint. One non-required check (Tests / unit-tests, test.yml) was cancelled mid-run by automation churn and not re-run; its executed steps passed and its remaining steps test files untouched by this PR, so it is not treated as blocking.
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Keep advisory review checks running when reviewer-source data is unavailable
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✅ Fewer stranded PR reviews✅ Resilient review checks during registry outages✅ No test-suite termination from transient registry failures💡 Usage Guide
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