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- Line 180: Update the scanner in the loop over raw_line.match_indices to detect
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The console-print check no longer approves individual call sites. The allowlist file is deleted, `--regen` is gone, and any print macro in product code fails outright. A stale allowlist file reappearing is itself a failure, so a revert cannot quietly restore per-location approvals. Retiring the macros made `writeln!(io::stdout(), ..)` the obvious way to reintroduce the same debt, so the gate now also rejects direct `io::stdout()` / `io::stderr()` handles in product crates. Exemptions stay category rules: `CONSOLE_OUTPUT_OWNERS` names the files that implement the console output facility itself. A capability probe such as `io::stdout().is_terminal()` reads nothing and is not a handle. That new rule caught one real violation. `mesh_client::models::catalog` wrote its listing straight to stderr from a library crate; it now returns the rendered text and leaves the stream choice to the caller. Failure output points at the conversion patterns instead of a regen command.
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Reviewed the synchronized exact head, including both resolved CodeRabbit findings. The gate now catches qualified, imported, aliased, whitespace-separated, and multiline terminal-handle acquisition and rejects obsolete arguments; the full repository gate passes locally.
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Closes the last stage of #1763. The console-print ratchet is gone: there is no allowlist, no
--regen, and no way to approve an individual call site. Any print macro in product code now fails the gate outright.Stage 4 emptied the allowlist to
{}; this deletes the file and the machinery that read it.What changed
The ratchet is now a plain gate.
check_no_console_printswalks product sources and reports every hit. Deleted:ALLOWLIST_RELATIVE_PATH,REGEN_FLAG,REGEN_COMMAND,AllowedOccurrence,claim_approved_occurrences,regenerate_allowlist, and the drift-reporting half of the failure output. The detection stack (find_console_printsand its trivia scanner) and the product-scope rules are untouched.A stale allowlist file is itself a failure. If
tools/xtask/data/console_print_allowlist.jsonreappears — a bad revert, a stray merge — the gate fails and says the file is no longer read. Without this, a resurrected allowlist would sit in the tree looking authoritative while nothing consulted it.Failure output points at the conversion patterns, not a regen command:
emit_event/tracingfor operational output,console_out/console_errfor human-facing CLI prose,machine_outfor a--jsonpayload.CI wiring is unchanged —
ci-quality-slice.ymlstill runsjust no-console-print.The watch item: direct terminal handles
The issue predicted that once the macros were gone,
writeln!(io::stdout(), ..)becomes the obvious replacement hole, and that Stage 4 is exactly the PR that makes direct-handle writes look sanctioned. So the gate now also rejectsio::stdout()/io::stderr()in product crates.Exemptions follow the precedent already set by
scope.rs("Exemptions are category rules, never approvals for individual print locations").CONSOLE_OUTPUT_OWNERSnames the files that implement the console output facility, and the entry for each says why:A capability probe such as
io::stdout().is_terminal()reads nothing and writes nothing, so it is not a handle and is not flagged. Doc comments mentioning the rule are skipped by the existingis_comment_only_linehelper.The one real violation it caught
mesh_client::models::catalog::list_models()wrote its listing straight tostd::io::stderr()from a library crate — threewriteln!calls.git logputs the direct-handle form in9b00686d3(Stage 2, "route runtime console output through the sink-aware writer"): this campaign created the hole itself, exactly as predicted.mesh-clientcannot useconsole_err()— its dependency set is an explicit allowlist enforced by theembedded-client-puritygate, andmesh-llm-eventsis not on it. The function now renders to aStringand returns it, leaving the stream choice to a caller that knows whether a JSON sink or the dashboard owns the terminal:It has zero callers in
crates/orsdk/(the manylist_modelshits are the unrelated asyncMeshClient::list_models()), so nothing needed re-pointing. Renaming rather than deleting keeps the catalog renderable without reintroducing the bypass.Verification
just no-console-print→repo consistency checks passed: no-console-print. 0 approvals (6 → 0 across Stages 4–5; the allowlist file no longer exists).cargo test -p xtask→ 43 passed, 0 failed.cargo check --workspace --all-targets→ clean, no warnings.cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings→ one pre-existing failure,clippy::chunks_exact_to_as_chunksatcrates/skippy-model/src/gguf_writer_tests/conversion.rs:179. That crate is untouched by this PR and it is the workspace's only warning; local clippy0.1.98 (2026-08-18)vs CI's pinned stable2026-08-20explains why CI does not flag it. Not fixed here — out of scope.just ci-validate→ exit 0.cargo fmt --all --check→ clean.Test coverage
Five allowlist-semantics tests were replaced by gate semantics; the five
find_console_printsunit tests survive unchanged. New:gate_fails_for_every_console_print_with_no_way_to_approve_oneconsole_outgate_passes_for_product_code_with_no_console_outputgate_fails_when_the_retired_allowlist_reappearsgate_fails_for_direct_terminal_handles_outside_the_output_facilitywriteln!(std::io::stderr(), ..)in an ordinary crate failsconsole_output_owners_may_hold_terminal_handlesfinds_direct_terminal_handles_and_skips_capability_probes.is_terminal()and doc-comment prose are not hitsgate_respects_product_scope#[cfg(test)],tests/,src/bin/, andskippy-benchare excludedDocumentation
AGENTS.md,ci/ci.md,just/ci.just, and.agents/skills/manage-ci/references/current-inventory.mdall described the allowlist-and-regen workflow. Each now describes the plain gate and the handle rule. Noconsole_print_allowlistor--regenreference remains anywhere in the tree except the intentional stale-file constant.Note carried from Stage 4
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--jsonon one-shot commands, stdout is clean JSON but the human progress bar still writes to stderr:json_mode_enabled()needs an installedOutputSink, and one-shot commands never callOutputManager::init_global. Verified byte-identical on pre-refactor binaries, so it predates this campaign and stdout stays parseable. Cosmetic, out of scope for #1763, and wants its own issue.Summary by CodeRabbit
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