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feat: implement issue #1448 — [bug] seed-repo-template fetches standards unpinned — pin to published stable, compliance accepts N-1 (continues #1436) - #1507
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ChangesStandards resolution and drift validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SeedScript
participant StandardsAPI
participant DriftCheck
participant StubFiles
SeedScript->>StandardsAPI: Resolve and fetch standards at a pinned ref
StandardsAPI-->>SeedScript: Return standards content and commit
DriftCheck->>StandardsAPI: Emit current and N-1 baselines
StandardsAPI-->>DriftCheck: Return baseline content and refs
DriftCheck->>StubFiles: Compare expected SHAs
StubFiles-->>DriftCheck: Return current, N-1, or drift status
DriftCheck-->>DriftCheck: Validate major-scoped reusable-workflow pins
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This pull request implements a robust N / N-1 acceptance scheme for template stub drift checks, ensuring fetches are pinned to explicit, logged standards refs and preventing unpinned default-branch reads. It also introduces a guard against legacy non-major-scoped reusable pins. The feedback focuses on improving shell script robustness under strict execution flags (avoiding short-circuit conditional execution and SIGPIPE from head commands), enhancing portability by fetching raw contents directly from the GitHub API, fixing a potential blocking stdin read, and utilizing BATS-native temporary directories for cleaner test isolation.
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In `@scripts/seed-repo-template.sh`:
- Around line 176-184: Update the standards-loading function around the
STANDARDS_DIR branch so that when STANDARDS_DIR is set but the requested file is
absent, it returns an error instead of continuing to the remote API path;
preserve the existing local-file read behavior. Add a regression test covering a
partial STANDARDS_DIR checkout and verifying the missing-file request fails
without an unpinned remote read.
- Around line 180-187: Update the ref-qualified branch in the standards content
retrieval flow around _resolve_standards_ref to include --method GET alongside
the ref field. Preserve the existing no-ref behavior and the current gh api
path, jq extraction, and base64 decoding.
In `@scripts/template_stub_drift.sh`:
- Around line 133-143: Update template_drift_report_header to accept the
canonical standards repository as an argument and use it in the baseline header
instead of TEMPLATE_REPO. Update each call site to pass that repository, and
extend the report-header test to assert the canonical repository identity.
- Around line 278-299: Update the baseline emission handling in the loop around
_template_drift_emit and template_drift_annotate so every required baseline
failure sets guard_rc=1 and records a TSV failure row instead of continuing
silently. Apply this to N failures, and to prev_ref/N-1 failures when
STANDARDS_PREV_REF is configured, while preserving the existing N-only
comparison behavior only when no previous reference is configured.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: f9b6329aba825c241709fb770af6cca3dd42f92a
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Summary
PR #1507 pins standards fetching in seed-repo-template.sh to an explicit, logged ref (STANDARDS_REF/STANDARDS_CHANNEL with a documented HEAD-SHA fallback per AC #10), adds N/N-1 acceptance to the template drift check with a visible propagation notice (AC #8), and adds a legacy non-major-scoped pin guard (AC #9). All ACs of #1448 that live in this repo are substantively addressed, CI is fully green, and all 11 review threads are resolved.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1448 (ACs 7-10, continuing #1436). AC #7: _fetch_standard now always passes an explicit ?ref= (resolved channel > explicit STANDARDS_REF > HEAD commit SHA fallback), and the resolved ref+SHA+source are logged and surfaced in the drift report header via the new --print-ref subcommand. AC #8: template_drift_classify/row5 accept N or N-1; an N-1 match emits a ::notice:: (propagation pending), not a silent pass. AC #9: template_drift_assert_major_scoped rejects pre-#1184 bare-tier reusable pins in both N and N-1 baselines, with positive+negative tests. AC #10: when the corpus channel is unpublished, the fetch resolves the default-branch HEAD to a concrete logged SHA — never an unpinned read. The cross-repo step-1 prerequisite (publishing standards/v1-stable in petry-projects/.github) is correctly treated as a tracked dependency; the head-fallback keeps this PR valuable before it lands.
Findings
No blocking findings. Notable quality points: (1) the || true → || content="" fix closes a real defect where a gh api 404 JSON body was captured as content and bypassed the empty-content guard — now regression-tested for workflow, gitleaks, and dependabot paths; (2) template_drift_annotate switched to explicit tab-peeling to avoid IFS whitespace-collapsing on empty fields, and stays backward-compatible with 4-field rows. Non-blocking notes: (a) in template_stub_drift.sh main, the IFS=$'\t' read of --print-ref output would collapse an empty middle (SHA) field, shifting n_src into n_sha — cosmetic only (report header wording) since n_ref remains correct and is what pins the child emits; (b) when STANDARDS_DIR is set but a file is absent locally, _fetch_standard still falls through to an unpinned API read (pre-existing test-seam behavior, unchanged by this PR). Secret-scanning MCP tool unavailable in this environment; gitleaks CI check passed.
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Reviewed commit: 9ffcfe75e5039d6935a4b69d21a6a72937c465ff
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Summary
Implements issue #1448 (ACs 7–10): pins the standards fetch in seed-repo-template.sh to a resolved, logged ref (explicit STANDARDS_REF → published channel STANDARDS_CHANNEL → HEAD commit SHA fallback per AC #10), teaches template_stub_drift.sh to accept N or N-1 published versions with a visible ::notice:: on N-1 matches, and adds the AC #9 guard rejecting pre-#1184 legacy non-major-scoped reusable pins in either baseline. Also fixes a real latent bug: '|| true' → '|| content=""' so a gh api 404 JSON body can no longer be silently shipped as expected content (with regression tests). 4 files, +481/−27, all logic covered by new bats tests.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1448. All four acceptance criteria are substantively addressed: AC #7 (explicit resolved ref, logged and reported via --print-ref and the drift report header), AC #8 (N/N-1 classify with matched-version column and visible propagation notice), AC #9 (major-scoped pin guard applied to both N and N-1 emissions, failing the job on any legacy pin), AC #10 (HEAD-fallback resolves and logs a concrete commit SHA while the corpus-level publication channel is unpublished, keeping runs explainable). The issue's blocking-prerequisite warning is respected — the default channel standards/v1-stable is only used if it actually resolves; otherwise the fetch stays on a logged HEAD SHA rather than pinning to a stale tag.
Findings
No blocking findings. Non-blocking observations: (1) in template_stub_drift.sh main(), 'IFS=$'''\t''' read … < <(… --print-ref …)' will exit the script without a message under set -e if the seed script hard-crashes and emits nothing — the job would fail anyway, but less explainably; (2) the STANDARDS_DIR test seam still falls back to an unpinned contents-API read when a file is absent from the local checkout (pre-existing seam behavior, test-only); (3) empty-array expansion "${ref_q[@]}" under set -u requires bash ≥ 4.4 — fine on Actions runners. Manual tab-field peeling in template_drift_annotate correctly preserves empty fields on MISSING rows, and the legacy-pin regex cannot false-positive on major-scoped v- refs. No secrets, no injection vectors, no workflow/permission changes. The run_secret_scanning MCP tool was not available in this session; the gitleaks CI check passed.
CI status
All required checks green at 9ffcfe7: shellcheck, ShellCheck, bats, unit-tests, Lint, CodeQL (actions + python), SonarCloud quality gate, gitleaks secret scan, agent-shield, actionlint, template-drift, caller-stub-freeze, all validate-* jobs. Three CANCELLED 'review / review' entries are superseded runs of this review cascade cancelled by newer pushes — not code-related failures. No unresolved review threads (verified via GraphQL); CodeRabbit threads resolved and prior bot reviews dismissed after fixes.
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Closes #1448
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Pin standards inputs and allow controlled N-1 template propagation
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✅ Reproducible template seeding✅ Fewer false drift failures during standards promotion✅ Prevented legacy workflow pins💡 Usage Guide
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