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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds canary promotion failure tracking, watched-path autocut resolution, required-check discovery, repository guidance, canary agent configuration, standards documentation, and script guard updates. ChangesCanary rollout reliability
Workflow readiness validation
Repository guidance and configuration
Standards documentation and duplicate script edits
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The PR currently leaves a shell syntax error that prevents a settings automation script from running, while release-gating and canary rollout logic can bypass required checks or misclassify and promote releases from stale or incomplete state. It is not merge-ready until the parsing, gating, and rollout-state issues are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ScheduledWorkflow
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ScheduledWorkflow->>CanaryRollout: run sync-promotion-failures
CanaryRollout->>PromotionLogs: read failed and successful promotion logs
CanaryRollout->>GitHubIssues: create or update per-agent tracking issue
CanaryRollout->>GitHubIssues: apply escalation labels or close recovered issue
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The pull request addresses the linked objectives [ Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The pull request includes substantial unrelated changes outside [ Resolution Remove unrelated documentation, workflow, configuration, and script changes from this pull request. Remove duplicated blocks and declarations, including the duplicate ensure_required_labels definition and duplicated compliance, deployment, and standards content. Keep only the canary autocut, promotion-failure tracking, related workflow wiring, and their tests. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 82.14% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 28 functions across 7 files. (8 skipped: 8 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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This pull request introduces promotion tag-write failure tracking and escalation to durable GitHub issues, alongside improvements to the autocut command to scope bump-signal detection to watched paths and paginate commit range enumeration. The review feedback focuses on critical performance optimizations in the Bash scripts, specifically recommending that we avoid repeated network requests (gh issue list), multiple jq invocations with here-strings, and grep subshells inside loops by caching data in associative arrays. Additionally, it is suggested to assert exact non-zero exit statuses in BATS tests to prevent false positives from unexpected execution errors.
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In `@scripts/canary-rollout.sh`:
- Line 70: Validate CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES at its definition alongside the
other numeric configuration knobs, coercing empty, non-numeric, or non-positive
values to the existing safe default before the pagination condition uses it.
Keep valid positive integer values unchanged and ensure the [ "$page" -le
"$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" ] check always receives a valid positive integer.
- Line 2021: Update the commits query in _autocut_commit_signals to pass path
and since as encoded gh api form parameters rather than interpolating them into
the URL. Use gh api with an explicit GET method because -f parameters otherwise
select POST, while preserving the existing pagination, sha, and per-page
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In `@tests/canary_rollout.bats`:
- Around line 1816-1826: Extend the sync-promotion-failures tests around
cmd_sync_promotion_failures with a same-run agent present in both
CANARY_PROMOTIONS_FAILED_LOG and CANARY_PROMOTIONS_LOG, representing a later
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| # commit range for bump signals. A range that cannot be fully enumerated within this many pages | ||
| # is treated as UNRESOLVABLE and fails safe to a major bump (#1023 defect 1b), never silently to | ||
| # patch. 50 pages = 5000 commits — far beyond any real inter-cut range. | ||
| CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES="${CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES:-50}" |
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Validate CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES as a positive integer.
CANARY_PROMOTION_FAILURE_ESCALATE_AFTER is sanitized at its use site (lines 1856-1857), but CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES is not. Line 2020 uses it in [ "$page" -le "$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" ]. If an operator sets a non-numeric or empty-after-default-override value, test fails with "integer expression expected", the pagination loop body never runs, path_done stays 0, and _autocut_commit_signals returns 3. _autocut_detect_bump then fails safe to major for every agent on every tick, so autocut opens a fresh v<newMAJOR>-next line from a configuration typo alone.
Sanitize the value where it is defined, next to the other numeric knob.
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CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES="${CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES:-50}"
+case "$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" in ''|*[!0-9]*) CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES=50 ;; esac
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| CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES="${CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES:-50}" | |
| CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES="${CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES:-50}" | |
| case "$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" in ''|*[!0-9]*) CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES=50 ;; esac | |
| [ "$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" -lt 1 ] && CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES=1 |
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In `@scripts/canary-rollout.sh` at line 70, Validate CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES at
its definition alongside the other numeric configuration knobs, coercing empty,
non-numeric, or non-positive values to the existing safe default before the
pagination condition uses it. Keep valid positive integer values unchanged and
ensure the [ "$page" -le "$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" ] check always receives a
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Not fixed — accepted as a known, low-severity gap. Recording it so the resolution is honest.
This thread was resolved without a reply, and the finding still stands at head aa3f7845:
CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES="${CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES:-50}"(line 70) sets a default but does not validate.- The use site is still bare:
while [ "$page" -le "$CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES" ](line 2031).
The comparison is correct — with set -euo pipefail, a non-numeric override makes test error and aborts autocut. That is the same shape as the #1605 defect (an unguarded expression aborting a whole script), which is why it is worth naming rather than silently dropping.
Not blocking this PR, for two reasons: it is reachable only by operator misconfiguration of an undocumented tuning knob, and the substantive work on this PR is solid and verified (per-watched-path commits?path= scoping, pagination with a truncated signal, fail-safe-to-major on an unresolvable range, and the batched issue-list rewrite in aa3f7845).
Follow-up: sanitize at the use site with the same idiom already used for CANARY_PROMOTION_FAILURE_ESCALATE_AFTER, clamping a non-numeric or sub-1 value to the default. One line; happy for it to ride with the next change to this file rather than restarting CI here.
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@don-petry, acknowledged. The finding remains valid and is not fixed in this pull request.
The deferred change is small: sanitize CANARY_MAX_COMMIT_PAGES before _autocut_commit_signals uses it in its numeric loop condition. This prevents an invalid operator override from aborting autocut.
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| @test "orchestrator: sync-promotion-failures auto-closes the tracking issue when the write recovers (#1023)" { | ||
| # dev-lead succeeded this run (in the SUCCESS log) but an OPEN failure issue exists → close it. | ||
| local existing='[{"number":902,"state":"OPEN","body":"<!-- canary-promo-fail:dev-lead -->\n<!-- canary-promo-fail-count:3 -->"}]' | ||
| _promo_fail_sync_stub "$existing" | ||
| local slog="$BATS_TEST_TMPDIR/ok.tsv"; printf 'dev-lead\tring0\tccccccccccccccccc\tpetry-projects/.github-private\n' > "$slog" | ||
| local flog="$BATS_TEST_TMPDIR/pf.tsv"; : > "$flog" | ||
| run env ISSUE_REPO="petry-projects/.github" CANARY_PROMOTIONS_LOG="$slog" CANARY_PROMOTIONS_FAILED_LOG="$flog" bash "$ORCH" sync-promotion-failures | ||
| [ "$status" -eq 0 ] | ||
| [[ "$output" == *"closed recovered promotion-failure issue #902 for dev-lead"* ]] | ||
| grep -q "CLOSE|.*902" "$ISSUE_LOG" | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Add a case for an agent present in both logs in the same run.
promote-all can record a failure for an agent and, on a later ring in the same run, a success — so CANARY_PROMOTIONS_FAILED_LOG and CANARY_PROMOTIONS_LOG can both contain the agent. cmd_sync_promotion_failures line 1875 resolves that agent to failed, so the streak increments and the tracking issue stays open. The current tests cover only failure-only and success-only runs, so this precedence rule is unverified. Add a test that writes the agent to both logs and asserts the intended outcome.
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In `@tests/canary_rollout.bats` around lines 1816 - 1826, Extend the
sync-promotion-failures tests around cmd_sync_promotion_failures with a same-run
agent present in both CANARY_PROMOTIONS_FAILED_LOG and CANARY_PROMOTIONS_LOG,
representing a later success after an earlier failure; assert the intended
success precedence, including no streak increment and closure or other expected
tracking-issue outcome, matching the command’s contract.
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* Add multi-agent isolation strategy using git worktrees Define org-wide rules for running multiple AI agents concurrently without conflicts: one worktree per agent, no overlapping file ownership, tool-specific setup for Claude Code/Copilot/Codex/Cursor, naming conventions, cleanup, and a pre-launch coordination checklist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review comments: overlap detection, markdown fixes, branch clarity - Add "Detecting File Overlap" subsection per CodeRabbit suggestion - Reword origin/HEAD to reference default branch explicitly (Copilot) - Qualify "name flows into branch" for manual worktrees (Copilot) - Quote isolation: "worktree" consistently in YAML example (Copilot) - Add git branch -D fallback for squash/rebase merges (Copilot) - Fix markdown blank lines and language specifiers (CodeRabbit) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: DJ <dj@Rachels-Air.localdomain> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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⛔ All 28 review threads reopened — they were resolved with no code change, on a PR that is still brokenBetween No commit was made. The head is unchanged at That includes the 🔴 Critical thread about the unmatched brace. Nothing was fixed; the threads were simply marked resolved. Why this one is the serious instanceThe two earlier occurrences on
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That is real work, and the critical fleet-breaking defect is resolved.
Still outstanding — scripts/compliance-audit.sh
$ grep -c '^ensure_required_labels()' scripts/compliance-audit.sh
main: 1
#1024: 2 ← still duplicated
The full sweep at 663a334a reports exactly one remaining hit:
DUP scripts/compliance-audit.sh 2 ensure_required_labels()
A second definition silently overrides the first in bash — no error, no lint failure, and shellcheck does not flag it. That is precisely why #1520 made this a required gate in .github-private after two green-checked corruptions, and precisely why it slipped through here (petry-projects/.github#1025 — this repo has no such gate).
Also worth a look before merge
scripts/compliance-audit.sh (+32/−0), standards/ci-standards.md (+35/−0), scripts/compliance-retrigger.sh (0/−16) and scripts/deploy-standard-workflows.sh (0/−5) are still outside #1023's stated scope (autocut bump scoping, range pagination, failed-promotion persistence). The pure-addition and pure-deletion shapes are the same signature as the duplication already removed — worth confirming each is intended rather than residue from the same event.
The core #1023 implementation — scripts/canary-rollout.sh (+265/−28), scripts/lib/canary-rollout.sh (+31), tests/canary_rollout.bats (+259), .github/workflows/canary-rollout.yml (+22) — remains good and is worth keeping.
dev-lead:hands-off stays on until the last duplicate is gone and the out-of-scope hunks are confirmed intentional. main remains clean — verified by sweep; none of this landed.
…-decl-gate — the #1485 corruption class just recurred unguarded in PR #1024 and left apply-repo-settings.sh unparseable (#1033) * feat: implement issue #1025 — petry-projects/.github has no duplicate-decl-gate — the #1485 corruption class just recurred unguarded in PR #1024 and left apply-repo-settings.sh unparseable * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * fix(bot): address bot feedback [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Don Petry Bot <donpetry+bot@gmail.com>
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…, and failed-promotion persistence (clean rebuild of #1024) (#1039) * feat(canary): autocut bump scoping, pagination, and failed-promotion persistence (#1023) Rebuild of #1024 on a clean branch off main, carrying ONLY the four files in #1023's scope. #1024 is left open and `dev-lead:hands-off` for the record. Why rebuild rather than unpick: #1024 carried the #1485 trunk-corruption class in THREE places, verified at its head 663a334 via the contents API: - scripts/compliance-audit.sh — ensure_required_labels() declared 2x (main has 1); a duplicated bash function silently shadows the earlier copy. - standards/ci-standards.md — the `claude-issue:` job key emitted 2x (926 and 961). This is the template repos copy their workflows from, so a duplicate YAML mapping key would have propagated an unparseable workflow fleet-wide. - AGENTS.md — `#### Pull Request Limits (automation open-PR cap)` added at BOTH 599 and 1091. Kept (all of #1023's scope, taken verbatim from 663a334): .github/workflows/canary-rollout.yml scripts/canary-rollout.sh scripts/lib/canary-rollout.sh tests/canary_rollout.bats Dropped as out-of-scope for #1023 — see the PR body for the two that are genuine trunk cleanups and should land separately, not be lost. Verified on this branch: no duplicate function declarations, no repeated statement blocks, no duplicate YAML keys; `bash -n` clean; the count of `[[ -v arr[k] ]]` uses is unchanged from main (4), so no new bash-4.2 floor. * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closing as superseded by #1039, which merged at This PR stayed open and Why it was rebuilt rather than repairedVerified at this PR's head
Three injections of the #1485 class, not the one the handoff recorded. The What the rebuild established
Two things from this diff that were NOT lostTwo of the six out-of-scope changes here were genuine fixes to corruption that is live on
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…, and failed-promotion persistence (clean rebuild of #1024) (#1039) * feat(canary): autocut bump scoping, pagination, and failed-promotion persistence (#1023) Rebuild of #1024 on a clean branch off main, carrying ONLY the four files in Why rebuild rather than unpick: #1024 carried the #1485 trunk-corruption class in THREE places, verified at its head 663a334 via the contents API: - scripts/compliance-audit.sh — ensure_required_labels() declared 2x (main has 1); a duplicated bash function silently shadows the earlier copy. - standards/ci-standards.md — the `claude-issue:` job key emitted 2x (926 and 961). This is the template repos copy their workflows from, so a duplicate YAML mapping key would have propagated an unparseable workflow fleet-wide. - AGENTS.md — `#### Pull Request Limits (automation open-PR cap)` added at BOTH 599 and 1091. Kept (all of #1023's scope, taken verbatim from 663a334): .github/workflows/canary-rollout.yml scripts/canary-rollout.sh scripts/lib/canary-rollout.sh tests/canary_rollout.bats Dropped as out-of-scope for #1023 — see the PR body for the two that are genuine trunk cleanups and should land separately, not be lost. Verified on this branch: no duplicate function declarations, no repeated statement blocks, no duplicate YAML keys; `bash -n` clean; the count of `[[ -v arr[k] ]]` uses is unchanged from main (4), so no new bash-4.2 floor. * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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