fix(validate): require marker punctuation after a leading TBD/TODO - #1912
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Hi, just following up on this when you get a chance. The branch is up to date and checks are green. If it looks good from your side, it should be ready to merge. Happy to make any changes if needed. Thanks! |
Requiring marker punctuation after a leading TBD/TODO fixed the Spanish and Portuguese false positive, but it also stopped reporting the plainest unwritten Purpose there is: `TODO write this once the capability settles down.` Case is what actually separates the marker from the word. In capitals it is the marker whatever follows it. In any other case it is a marker only when punctuation or the end of the line says so, which is how the lowercase forms an agent leaves behind are written (`todo - `, `tbd.`) and is not how a Spanish sentence opens. Covers `todo el ...` in lowercase too, which the capitals-only reading of the original fix would have reported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.changeset/purpose-marker-punctuation.md:
- Line 8: Update the example in the changeset prose so the inline code span
contains no leading or trailing spaces: use the code span “todo -” and describe
the following space outside it, while preserving the sentence’s meaning.
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Thanks for the fix @Tyagiquamar, and sorry for the wait. I rebased this onto What I changed and why. Requiring marker punctuation fixed the Spanish/Portuguese false positive, but it also stopped reporting the plainest unwritten Purpose there is: No punctuation, so the leading marker no longer matched, and Case turns out to be what actually separates the marker from the word. In capitals it's the marker whatever follows it; in any other case it's a marker only when punctuation or the end of the line says so — which is how the lowercase forms an agent really leaves behind are written ( Behaviour now, all pinned by tests:
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markdownlint MD038. Changeset text only; no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1897.
Root cause: LEADING_MARKER in src/core/validation/purpose-placeholder.ts was case-insensitive with a negative lookahead that a plain space satisfies, so the Spanish/Portuguese sentence opener Todo followed by prose matched the TODO placeholder marker and validate --strict failed an authored Purpose.
Fix: keep the existing word-boundary lookahead and add a second lookahead requiring end of Purpose, a line break, or marker punctuation after TBD/TODO. This is the issue's suggested option 2, refined so every existing pinned behaviour still holds: lowercase tbd - / todo - , TODO:, TODO(owner):, TBD. and bare TBD/TODO are still reported, while Todo el... / Todo o... prose is not.
Tests: added Spanish and Portuguese regression cases plus a marker-alone-on-its-line case to test/core/purpose-placeholder.test.ts. New test failed before the fix ({line: 4} instead of null) and passes after. Added .changeset/purpose-marker-punctuation.md (patch).
Validation in Docker (node:22-bookworm, pnpm 10.34.5): pnpm build exit 0; vitest test/core 117 files / 4441 passed / 1 skipped; tsc --noEmit exit 0; eslint exit 0. Full pnpm test was not run to completion: cli-e2e/prompts suites stall in this sandbox; all unit suites under test/core pass.
Assisted by Muse Spark; the change was verified with the Docker runs above.
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TODO/TBDplaceholders when followed by the end of the Purpose, a line break, or marker punctuation.TODO/TBDmarkers used before placeholder content.