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WalkthroughCloseout refuses verification when protection metadata is unavailable and no required contexts are declared. Callers can declare required contexts, which must pass. The reusable workflow forwards declarations to the command and blocks publication when checks remain unverified. ChangesCloseout required-check policy
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CloseoutWorkflow
participant runCloseout
participant checkCloseoutHead
participant GitHubAPI
participant CloseoutPublication
CloseoutWorkflow->>runCloseout: pass --required-checks when configured
runCloseout->>checkCloseoutHead: pass parsed declared check names
checkCloseoutHead->>GitHubAPI: read protection metadata and head checks
GitHubAPI-->>checkCloseoutHead: return metadata and check evidence
checkCloseoutHead-->>runCloseout: return verification result
runCloseout-->>CloseoutWorkflow: report closeout outcome
CloseoutWorkflow->>CloseoutPublication: publish only when verification permits closeout
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The title clearly summarizes the main behavior change: preventing closeout when required-check verification is unavailable due to missing branch-protection metadata. |
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The description directly explains the closeout behavior, caller-declared required checks, parsing rules, workflow changes, documentation updates, and validation results. |
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Issue #138 requires fail-closed behavior when required-check metadata is unavailable. closeout.ts returns required_checks_unverified without declarations and verifies every declared context on the… |
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The changes stay within Issue #138. The CLI input, workflow handling, closeout policy, permission scope, documentation, and regression tests support the required behavior. Tracker updates record the s… |
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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 8 functions across 4 files. (5 skipped: 5 … |
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#138requires fail-closed behavior when required-check metadata is unavailable.closeout.tsreturnsrequired_checks_unverifiedwithout declarations and verifies every declared context on the selected head. The workflow refuses that result and forwards multiline declarations as one argument. Tests cover missing, unsuccessful, successful, and literal context names. The caller template applies the optional read-only top-level permissions hardening and scopes write permissions togated-closeout. Readable policy remains enforced.
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#138. The CLI input, workflow handling, closeout policy, permission scope, documentation, and regression tests support the required behavior. Tracker updates record the same implementation and validation work. No unrelated change is established by the supplied evidence.
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR makes closeout fail closed when branch-protection or ruleset metadata cannot be read, requiring callers to declare and verify every required context against the selected head; it wires that declaration through the reusable workflow, blocks publication on unverifiable requirements, tightens caller permissions, and updates documentation and integration coverage. Sequence diagram for fail-closed closeout verificationsequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Workflow
participant Closeout
participant GitHub
Caller->>Workflow: invoke with required-checks
Workflow->>Closeout: runCloseout(--required-checks)
Closeout->>GitHub: requirements()
alt protection metadata unavailable
alt required-checks absent
Closeout-->>Workflow: required_checks_unverified
Workflow-->>Caller: refuse, no publication
else required-checks supplied
Closeout->>GitHub: check-runs for selected head
Closeout->>GitHub: legacy statuses for selected head
alt every declared context succeeds
Closeout-->>Workflow: closeout eligible
Workflow-->>Caller: publish closeout branch or PR
else a declared context is missing or unsuccessful
Closeout-->>Workflow: head_checks_failed
Workflow-->>Caller: refuse, no publication
end
end
else metadata readable
Closeout->>GitHub: verify readable required checks
Closeout-->>Workflow: existing policy result
Workflow-->>Caller: publish or refuse
end
State diagram for closeout eligibility under unavailable metadatastateDiagram-v2
[*] --> InspectMetadata
InspectMetadata --> Unverified: protection metadata unavailable
InspectMetadata --> VerifyReadable: metadata readable
Unverified --> Refused: no required-checks
Unverified --> VerifyDeclared: required-checks supplied
VerifyDeclared --> Eligible: every declared context succeeds
VerifyDeclared --> Refused: context missing or unsuccessful
VerifyReadable --> Eligible: existing required-check policy passes
VerifyReadable --> Refused: required check policy fails
Eligible --> Published: --apply
Eligible --> [*]: dry-run
Refused --> [*]
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- Around line 226-227: When both metadata reads are unavailable, success
verifies only caller-declared contexts; update the success reason and
checkEvidence in closeout.ts so neither claims readable required checks. Update
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- Line 362: Update the required-check parsing around `declared` so context names
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Closes #138.
Closeout could accept observed green runs while repository required-check metadata was unavailable. Caller declarations also split names such as
CI / buildandtest (22)on whitespace, so valid required checks appeared missing.Closeout now refuses unavailable metadata with
required_checks_unverifiedunless the caller declares its required contexts. Each declaration contains one literal context name per line: trim each line, drop empty lines, and preserve spaces, parentheses, slashes, quotes, and shell-shaped text. The workflow forwards the newline-joined environment value as one quoted argument using a Bash array; TypeScript parses the lines without shell evaluation or word splitting.The README, CLI help, and caller template document the contract:
Before, the fleet example was split into
test,(22), and(26). It now verifies the exacttest (22)andtest (26)names. Every declared context must succeed on the selected head. Readable requirements retain their GitHub App bindings, and fully readable metadata retains its existing policy. Declared-only success explicitly states that repository required-check metadata was unavailable in both the gate reason and persistedactual_result. The caller template confines write grants to the closeout job.Validation:
npm run release:check: 754/754 tests passed, zero failures/skips/cancellations/todos.bun run release:check: 754/754 tests passed, zero failures/skips/cancellations/todos.pm test pm-github-f1ev --run --progress --only-last --timeout 1800: 18/18 boundary tests passed. An initial run hit the default 120-second timeout; the completed rerun used the configured 1800-second timeout.runCloseout, rebuilding, and runningnode --test --test-name-pattern="newline required contexts" test/closeout-workflow.test.tsfails all 5/5 regressions with zero closes instead of one. The fixed parser was restored and rebuilt. The tracker records this proof and the earlier policy/evidence revert proofs.Tests execute the workflow's real Bash and packed command against synthetic HTTP evidence, real SDK trackers, and isolated Git remotes. They cover a single name, spaces/parentheses/slashes, the fleet example, empty lines/CRLF, and literal
$(id), quotes, backslashes, and glob characters. Empty declarations still refuse unavailable metadata, and former space-separated lists are treated as one literal context.Caller declarations must use separate lines and remain aligned with repository policy.
Tracker: pm-github-f1ev, released and left in progress for orchestrator verification.