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Closes #160.

Generalizes the ADR-008 integration marker to per-component granularity and adds change-based CI skipping.

What changed

1. Per-component pytest markers — one marker per enabled component (core, cli, web, gui, tui, mcp, worker), auto-applied by a root tests/conftest.py pytest_collection_modifyitems hook from each test's top-level tests/<dir>/. pytest -m web / -m "not web" now work locally; the default tox run is unchanged (everything minus integration).

2. Path-filtered CI jobs — a changes job (dorny/paths-filter) gates per-component test-<component> jobs on needs.changes.outputs.<component> == 'true' || …core == 'true'. test-core always runs; core (deps, shared core/, package-root modules, root conftest/tests) is the escape hatch. worker-integration gains the same gate. check (alls-green) already treats skipped jobs as non-failing — no aggregator change.

3. Coverage decomposition (ADR-027, supersedes ADR-026's single union gate) — per-component skipping is incompatible with one union gate, so it's decomposed into N per-component gates, each combining across its own OS cells and scoped to its subtree (coverage report --include/--omit, spanning both src/ and tests/ since source_pkgs measures both). A skipped component is now sound — its subtree is unchanged. A central non-gating coverage-report job publishes combined HTML/XML + Codecov/smokeshow.

Interaction with #159

The per-component jobs carry #159's asymmetric matrix shape (full interpreter sweep on Linux, single -e py off-Linux; full grid under include_c_extensions) and compose the draft-skip guard into each job's if. The two are order-independent — whichever lands first, the other layers on with no rework.

Verification

  • Marker selection verified in a real generated project (-m web / -m "not web").
  • Coverage footgun verified via real multi-env tox run (installed-wheel layout) for web (100%), core (100%), and worker (integration correctly omitted) — never editable pytest, per the CLAUDE.md convention.
  • Full repo render suite (112 passed), full-preset tox -e style (all 17 linters), full-preset default suite, actionlint + zizmor green.
  • New tests: tests/test_markers.py, tests/test_ci_component_jobs.py; golden pyproject.toml snapshots updated.

Docs: new ADR-027, ADR-026 amended, CLAUDE.md (CI index, coverage convention, invariant, new-component checklist), docs/template-architecture.md, README.md.

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The PR adds per-component pytest markers and path-filtered CI jobs. It splits coverage enforcement into component-scoped 99% gates, adds aggregate reporting, updates workflow dependencies, and documents and tests the new behavior.

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Component-scoped testing and coverage

Layer / File(s) Summary
CI and coverage design contracts
CLAUDE.md, README.md, docs/adr/*, docs/template-architecture.md
The documentation defines component markers, path-filtered jobs, scoped coverage gates, aggregate reporting, and required component wiring.
Pytest marker generation and registration
template/pyproject.toml.jinja, template/tests/conftest.py.jinja, tests/test_golden_files/*, tests/test_markers.py
Generated projects register enabled component markers and automatically mark tests from their top-level test directories.
Path-filtered test and coverage workflow
template/.github/workflows/ci.yml.jinja
The workflow detects changed components, runs gated test matrices, merges OS coverage per component, enforces 99% scoped gates, publishes aggregate coverage, and updates SonarCloud and final-check dependencies.
Rendered workflow regression coverage
tests/test_ci_component_jobs.py
Rendering tests cover change detection, job gating, matrices, coverage scopes, worker integration, permissions, draft guards, and downstream dependencies.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to fe3ed

Path-filtered changes may produce misleading or failing coverage results because skipped component files can be counted as uncovered; the coverage reporting commands should be scoped to the components that actually ran before merging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant changes
  participant component_jobs
  participant coverage_gates
  participant coverage_report
  participant check
  changes->>component_jobs: Expose changed component outputs
  component_jobs->>coverage_gates: Upload component and OS coverage artifacts
  coverage_gates->>coverage_report: Provide component coverage artifacts
  coverage_report->>check: Provide aggregate coverage result
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Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The pull request also adds asymmetric matrix and draft-PR guard behavior attributed to #159, which is not covered by the linked issue [#160]. Link the relevant issue or remove the unrelated matrix and draft-PR changes from this pull request.
Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the two primary changes: per-component pytest markers and path-filtered CI jobs.
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the marker, CI filtering, coverage, testing, and documentation changes in the pull request.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes implement the marker, path-filtering, core escape hatch, skipped-job aggregation, and scoped coverage objectives in [#160].
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Thanks — all three addressed in fe3ed1a:

  • P1 · pull-requests: read on changes — confirmed against the dorny/paths-filter README: on pull_request events it fetches changed files via the REST API and needs pull-requests: read regardless of the checkout (git-diff is only used for push/other events). Added the grant (still least-privilege). Would have skipped every dependent job and failed the gate on real PRs — good catch.
  • P2 · coverage-report draft guard — added && github.event.pull_request.draft != true. On a draft PR every dependency is skipped (not cancelled), so !cancelled() alone would have run it with no artifacts and failed on coverage combine ("No data to combine"). !cancelled() is kept so it still publishes when a component gate fails.
  • P2 · utils in the core filter — added src/<pkg>/utils/** so a change to the always-present shared lower layer forces the full fan-out (matches the ADR-014 layering intent).

Added render-test coverage for each (tests/test_ci_component_jobs.py); actionlint + zizmor stay green.

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In `@template/.github/workflows/ci.yml.jinja`:
- Around line 319-327: Update the “Combine and render (non-gating)” workflow
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Renumbers this branch's ADR to 028 — main's #258 landed ADR-027 for
versioned documentation. Merges the worker-integration comment rewrite
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path gate, and refreshes the ci_worker_integration_redis golden.

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Pull request overview

Implements per-component pytest markers and path-filtered CI in this Copier template, enabling contributors and CI to run only the relevant component test/coverage gates when changes are component-scoped (while preserving the default “everything except integration” local suite behavior).

Changes:

  • Adds per-component pytest markers (core/cli/web/gui/tui/mcp/worker) and a generated tests/conftest.py hook that auto-marks tests based on tests/<dir>/.
  • Splits generated CI into changes + test-<component> + coverage-<component> jobs gated by dorny/paths-filter, with a centralized non-gating coverage-report publisher.
  • Updates documentation/ADRs and golden snapshots to reflect the new CI + coverage decomposition model.

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tests/test_markers.py New template-level tests asserting marker rendering and conftest auto-marking behavior.
tests/test_ci_component_jobs.py New template-level tests asserting generated CI job structure, gating, and coverage decomposition behavior.
template/tests/conftest.py.jinja New generated-project pytest hook that applies component markers by tests/<dir>/ at collection time.
template/pyproject.toml.jinja Registers the per-component pytest markers (and integration only when worker is enabled).
template/.github/workflows/ci.yml.jinja Adds path-filter “changes” job, per-component test/coverage jobs, and a central coverage-report publisher.
tests/test_golden_files/pyproject_library.toml Golden snapshot updated for core marker presence in the library preset.
tests/test_golden_files/pyproject_full.toml Golden snapshot updated for full preset marker list.
tests/test_golden_files/ci_worker_integration_redis.yml.txt Golden snapshot updated for worker-integration path-gating and new job dependencies.
README.md Updates README to describe per-component markers, path-filtered CI, and coverage-report role.
docs/template-architecture.md Documents the new per-component CI job model and coverage gating/publishing flow.
docs/adr/028-per-component-markers-and-path-filtered-ci.md New ADR describing marker scheme + path-filtered CI + coverage decomposition.
docs/adr/026-combined-cross-matrix-coverage-and-tokenless-html-host.md Amended to note partial supersession by ADR-028.
CLAUDE.md Updates invariants/checklists to include per-component coverage scoping and wiring requirements.

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