Standup read failure must refuse, not render an empty standup - #35
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fetchAllItems returned [] on any pm list-all failure (non-zero status, spawn error, ENOBUFS overrun, or unparseable JSON), so pm standup export exited 0 with an empty standup indistinguishable from a genuinely quiet day. On a scheduled Slack post the team is told the truth is silence. Replace the degradation with a thrown CommandError matching the fleet convention (pm-csv, pm-gantt-chart, pm-jira, pm-linear, pm-todos, pm-beads all throw on the same condition). The failure message carries the exit status and stderr, and -- when status is null with empty stderr (a stdout overrun) -- an explicit statement that the output exceeded the maxBuffer ceiling, via a describePmReadFailure helper shared in shape with pm-jira/pm-todos. Also resolve the pm executable from the project's own @unbrained/pm-cli node_modules/.bin/pm shim (walking up from this module) with a PATH fallback, so the read runs against the CLI the package declared rather than whichever pm comes first on PATH -- the skew that produced the original report. Pass an explicit 64 MiB maxBuffer (PM_JSON_MAX_BUFFER override) matching the sibling packages; the 1 MiB Node default is a latent hazard on a larger tracker (not the cause of this report). 16 new tests cover each failure shape through real subprocesses, the binary resolution, and a command-path regression test (runExporter) proving pm standup export exits non-zero on a failed read. Revert experiment confirmed: the regression test fails (Missing expected rejection) with the old return [] restored. pm-slack-standup-011l
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ChangesPM read failure handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Standup exports now fail instead of silently reporting an empty standup, but Windows installations can still fail or misparse reads when paths contain spaces or shell metacharacters, and malformed responses may produce an indirect runtime error. Additional test and alias-handling fixes are needed before this is fully merge-ready. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant pmStandupExport
participant fetchAllItems
participant resolvePmBin
participant pmProcess
User->>pmStandupExport: run pm standup export
pmStandupExport->>fetchAllItems: read PM items
fetchAllItems->>resolvePmBin: resolve PM launch plan
resolvePmBin-->>fetchAllItems: return executable and arguments
fetchAllItems->>pmProcess: run pm list-all
pmProcess-->>fetchAllItems: return complete output or failure
alt read, timeout, parse, or truncation failure
fetchAllItems-->>pmStandupExport: throw CommandError
pmStandupExport-->>User: return non-zero result
else complete output
fetchAllItems-->>pmStandupExport: return items
pmStandupExport-->>User: render export
end
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Reviewer's GuideMakes standup exports fail loudly instead of emitting empty standups on read errors, by tightening error handling around pm list-all, resolving the correct pm binary, and adding buffer and error-description utilities with comprehensive tests. Sequence diagram for standup export read failures and pm binary resolutionsequenceDiagram
actor User
participant pmCli
participant runExporter
participant fetchAllItems
participant resolvePmBin
participant CommandError
User->>pmCli: standup export
pmCli->>runExporter: runExporter
runExporter->>fetchAllItems: fetchAllItems(pmRoot)
fetchAllItems->>resolvePmBin: resolvePmBin()
resolvePmBin-->>fetchAllItems: pmBin
fetchAllItems->>pmCli: spawnSync(pmBin, list-all, maxBuffer)
alt success
pmCli-->>fetchAllItems: stdout (items JSON)
fetchAllItems->>fetchAllItems: JSON.parse(stdout)
fetchAllItems-->>runExporter: PmItem[]
runExporter-->>pmCli: renderStandup()
pmCli-->>User: standup markdown (exit 0)
else result.error
pmCli-->>fetchAllItems: result.error (ENOBUFS or spawn error)
fetchAllItems->>CommandError: new CommandError(describePmReadFailure)
fetchAllItems-->>runExporter: throw CommandError
runExporter-->>pmCli: propagate CommandError
pmCli-->>User: error message (exit 1)
else status != 0
pmCli-->>fetchAllItems: status, stderr
fetchAllItems->>CommandError: new CommandError(stderr or pm list-all failed)
fetchAllItems-->>runExporter: throw CommandError
runExporter-->>pmCli: propagate CommandError
pmCli-->>User: error message (exit 1)
end
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Greptile SummaryThe PR makes standup reads fail loudly on subprocess, timeout, truncation, and malformed-envelope failures instead of rendering misleading empty or partial standups.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains; the previously reported Windows launch, quoting, status-diagnostic, percent-expansion, and literal-percent issues are addressed by the current code.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| index.ts | Implements strict read-failure handling, validated response envelopes, and a Windows launch plan whose latest percent guard correctly permits literal %% while refusing expandable %NAME% pairs. |
| dist/index.js | Keeps the published runtime synchronized with the TypeScript implementation. |
| dist/index.d.ts | Publishes the updated PmLaunch, resolver, and fetchAllItems API declarations. |
| test/fetch-all-items.test.ts | Covers subprocess failures, malformed or truncated output, limits, local binary resolution, Windows quoting, percent expansion, and literal doubled-percent paths. |
| test/smoke.test.ts | Verifies command registration and preflight scope across the extension’s command paths. |
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In @.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-011l.jsonl:
- Line 8: Append a new audit event to
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-011l.jsonl at lines 8-8 that adds
resolution, expected-result, and actual-result metadata without modifying the
existing close event; then regenerate
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-011l.toon at lines 5-21 so those fields
appear alongside close_reason.
In `@index.ts`:
- Around line 859-863: Update the spawnSync invocation used by pm standup export
to include an appropriate timeout option, ensuring a hung pm process is
terminated and its resulting error continues through describePmReadFailure via
result.error.
- Around line 867-869: Update the non-zero result handling in the command
execution flow to include result.status in the thrown CommandError message
alongside stderr, preserving a useful fallback when stderr is empty. Update the
affected fetch-all-items test expectation to assert the new status-inclusive
message.
- Around line 825-835: Update resolvePmBin to detect Windows and prefer the
node_modules/.bin/pm.cmd path while retaining the extensionless pm shim on
POSIX. Update the related pm execution flow to use shell: true or ComSpec only
for the Windows .cmd path, preserving no-shell execution on POSIX and safe
pmRoot argument handling.
In `@test/fetch-all-items.test.ts`:
- Around line 74-79: Update the test using pmJsonMaxBuffer to temporarily remove
PM_JSON_MAX_BUFFER before asserting EXPECTED_DEFAULT_MAX_BUFFER, then set the
positive override and retain the existing override assertion; restore the saved
environment value in the existing cleanup path.
Apply the same fix in `@test/fetch-all-items.test.ts` around lines 261 - 277: The
integration assertion is covered by the same test-contract robustness comment.
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…andup pm-cli bounds collection reads against a default output budget and reports the shortfall in band: exit 0, well-formed JSON, truncated: true, and a fraction of the rows. On pm-cli 2026.8.14 pm list-all returns 10 of 676 items that way. fetchAllItems read the items array and ignored the flag, so a truncated read produced a standup that under-reported work as absent -- the same failure mode as the empty standup this branch already fixed, except arriving through a successful call rather than a failed one. fetchAllItems now refuses a truncated envelope. The message names the returned and total counts, because '1 of 676' is what makes the shortfall legible, and it names --output-budget unbounded specifically: --output-limit and --no-truncate are both accepted by pm and both leave the cap in place. The regression test drives a real subprocess emitting the truncated shape and fails when the guard is removed, while the complementary complete-envelope test keeps passing, so the assertion is bound to the behaviour rather than to the call. Reported upstream as unbraind/pm-cli#1012. Tracked as pm-slack-standup-5q1f.
Six changes, five from CodeRabbit and Greptile on this PR and one from a fleet-wide audit running alongside it. Windows local shim (CodeRabbit, Greptile P1). npm writes three shims into node_modules/.bin: an extensionless shell script, a .cmd batch file and a .ps1 script. spawnSync without a shell executes the file directly, and Windows cannot execute the extensionless one. resolvePmBin now prefers pm.cmd on win32, which is what makes the local install usable there at all; POSIX keeps the shebang script it expects. This package runs a windows-acceptance-launcher job, so the platform is not hypothetical. Read timeout (CodeRabbit). spawnSync without a timeout waits forever, so a wedged pm turned a scheduled standup into a hung process rather than a failed one -- and a hang is the one failure mode a scheduler cannot report. The kill surfaces as ETIMEDOUT through the existing describePmReadFailure path. Exit status in the failure message (CodeRabbit, Greptile P2). The docstring promised the status and the message did not carry it. pm can exit non-zero with empty stderr, where the status is the only diagnostic available. Test determinism (CodeRabbit). The default-maxBuffer assertion now clears PM_JSON_MAX_BUFFER first, so an exported value in a developer or CI environment cannot turn it into a test of that environment. Closure metadata (CodeRabbit). Both items on this branch now carry resolution, expected-result and actual-result alongside close_reason. Preflight scope. registerPreflight accepts a scoped object form and treats the bare function as global, so this package contended with the five other fleet packages that register preflight. Declaring commands: ["standup"] removes the collision; the credential gate stays in the handler because the runtime swallows throws from a preflight override. New coverage: the timeout ceiling, the exit-status wording, and the shim choice each have a test. 22 of 22 pass, release:check exits 0.
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The partial accept. The Folded in from a fleet-wide audit. Gates. Upstream. The truncation this PR now refuses is reported as unbraind/pm-cli#1012 — @coderabbitai full review |
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resolvePmBin deliberately returns node_modules/.bin/pm.cmd on win32 because Windows cannot execute the extensionless POSIX shim — but fetchAllItems then passed that path straight to spawnSync with no command-processor option. Since the CVE-2024-27980 hardening (Node 18.20+/20.12+), spawnSync refuses .cmd/.bat without a shell and fails with EINVAL, so on the exact platform the .cmd branch exists to support, every pm list-all read failed to spawn and every standup export/post aborted with the local CLI installed. The root cause was a decision split across two places: resolvePmBin decided "which file" (the .cmd) while the call site decided "how to launch" (a bare spawn), and the two disagreed. This collapses them into one place: - New pmLaunchPlan(bin, platform) returns {command, prefixArgs}. On win32 the spawn targets the ComSpec processor (cmd.exe fallback) with ["/d","/s","/c", bin] ahead of the pm arguments — the same switches Node itself passes for shell:true, but with the arguments kept as discrete argv elements and windowsVerbatimArguments: false, so Node quotes each argument itself and cmd metacharacters reach pm as data, never as shell syntax. /d additionally skips the AutoRun registry hook. Every win32 form is wrapped this way: the .cmd shim (EINVAL when spawned directly), the extensionless shim (rejected by CreateProcess), and the bare PATH fallback (Node does not do PATHEXT lookup; the processor does). - On every other platform the plan spawns the resolved binary directly with an empty prefix — byte-for-byte the invocation this package has always used, so POSIX behaviour is unchanged. - resolvePmBin(moduleUrl, platform) now returns that PmLaunch (platform injectable, same pattern as moduleUrl), and fetchAllItems accepts a PmLaunch or a path string, normalizing strings through the same pmLaunchPlan so no caller can pair resolution and launch wrongly again. Tests (132 pass, coverage 89.05/87.43/90.35, thresholds untouched): - Exact argv asserted without a Windows box via platform injection for win32+.cmd, win32+extensionless, and linux. - ComSpec is honored when set and falls back to cmd.exe when unset. - A real-subprocess test passes a pmRoot containing space, &, ", and | and observes it arrive at the child as one discrete argv element — the property shell:true would destroy by string-joining the command line. - Revert evidence: a full revert of index.ts fails the suite at import; surgically reverting only the ComSpec wrapping fails the four launch tests with command collapsing back to the bare pm.cmd path. Tracked as pm-slack-standup-20gw (linked to pm-slack-standup-011l).
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In `@index.ts`:
- Line 1013: Validate that envelope.items is an array before assigning it in the
buildStandupData flow; reject any non-array value, including objects, with the
same CommandError used for other malformed response shapes, while preserving an
absent or null items value as an empty array.
- Around line 888-893: Update pmLaunchPlan for win32 so the command passed
through cmd.exe /d /s /c is correctly wrapped and escaped as a single command
string, preserving shim paths with spaces and pmRoot values containing
metacharacters such as ampersands. Add a Windows subprocess test covering those
paths and verifying the shim executes successfully.
- Around line 2343-2349: Update the preflight registration in
api.registerPreflight to include both exact command names, “standup” and
“slack-standup”, so the alias receives the same preflight behavior.
In `@test/fetch-all-items.test.ts`:
- Around line 37-59: Guard the subprocess tests that create and execute
#!/bin/sh fakes, including the timeout case using sleep, with the existing
posixOnly test option so win32 reports a skip instead of a spawn failure. Update
fakePmBin or add a Windows-compatible .cmd fake to provide an executable Windows
launch case, and ensure the Windows acceptance path exercises it.
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Greptile's P1 on index.ts:892 was correct. With the shim and the pm
arguments as discrete argv elements after 'cmd.exe /d /s /c', Node quotes
each element and joins them, so the tail begins with the shim's opening
quote. cmd's documented /s handling (the 'old behavior', forced by /s)
then strips that leading quote AND the last quote character on the tail —
and whenever the final argument itself needs quoting (any tracker root
with a space), that last quote is an inner one, so the strip also
destroys the quote protecting the executable path, which splits at its
first space. The launch only worked when the last argument happened to be
unquoted, which is why the suite stayed green.
pmLaunchPlan now composes the entire tail — binary plus every pm
argument, each quote-escaped per the CommandLineToArgvW rules — as ONE
argv element wrapped in an outer pair of quotes we add, spawned with
windowsVerbatimArguments: true, so /s removes exactly the outer pair.
That is the mechanism Node itself uses for shell:true on win32, minus
the raw string join; shell:true remains banned. PmLaunch carries
{command, args(pmArgs), windowsVerbatimArguments} so the executable path
and its quoting are one decision. POSIX argv is byte-for-byte unchanged.
Tests: exact outer-wrapped tail for win32 + spaced .cmd + quoted final
arg; spaced extensionless shim; per-metacharacter round trip through a
test-local CommandLineToArgvW parser; backslash-before-quote doubling;
POSIX argv unchanged. Reverting only the outer wrapping fails 8 tests.
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…-array items field Review round 2 on PR #35 (CodeRabbit). The preflight scope declared commands: ["standup"], but slack-standup is registered as a full command sharing runStandupCommand rather than a Commander alias, so the runtime's exact-normalized-name match left it outside the override. CodeRabbit reported that much. Deriving the expected list from the real activation instead of trusting the review text showed a third path also outside the scope: standup export. All three are now named. The override is a pass-through today, so nothing misbehaved at runtime. What was wrong is the ownership claim: the declared scope is what pm health reads, and an authoritative override would have let two of three paths escape their credential gate. The new test derives the expectation from activation.commands.handlers, so a newly registered path fails there instead of quietly falling outside the scope. envelope.items ?? [] accepted any JSON value under items. A {"items":{}} response is zero-exit and well-formed, so nothing about the process outcome distinguishes it from success -- the non-array flowed through as PmItem[] and failed inside buildStandupData with a TypeError naming neither the command nor the payload. It is now refused with a CommandError at the read, like every other malformed shape this reader handles. Every fake pm binary in test/fetch-all-items.test.ts is a POSIX shell script and the timeout case uses sleep 30, so the windows-acceptance- launcher job failed those spawns for reasons unrelated to the behaviour under test. Nine tests now carry a posixOnly skip; the win32 launch path stays covered on every platform by the resolvePmBin cmd.exe tests, which do not spawn. Both fixes verified non-vacuous by reverting each independently. release:check green including changelog:check.
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@coderabbitai full review New commit pushed — please re-review. What changed:
Specifically worth checking: whether any other declared scope or capability list in this package is hand-maintained against a set that the runtime derives independently — item 1 was exactly that class of bug, and a hand-written list that happens to be correct today is the same defect waiting to happen. Also whether the Both behavioural fixes verified non-vacuous by reverting each independently. |
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…workspace Review round 3 on PR #35 (Greptile P1). The win32 launch composes a cmd /c tail, and quoteWindowsArg neutralizes every metacharacter cmd honours inside quotes except %. cmd expands %NAME% even within a quoted string and there is no escape for it on a command tail. That limit was documented, but resolved with an assumption -- 'no path this package launches is expected to contain one'. The assumption is wrong: a Windows workspace path is user-chosen and --pm-path carries it straight into this tail, so C:\work\%BUILD%\pm silently becomes whatever %BUILD% expands to, or nothing. The consequence is the failure class the rest of this PR closes: pm reads a different workspace and the standup is built from it while reporting success. A quiet wrong answer, not a crash. The expansion cannot be prevented, so the failure is made loud instead. assertNoCmdVariableExpansion refuses the launch, names the offending argument, and says what proceeding would have cost. Only a %...% pair is refused, since only a pair can name a variable -- a literal percent such as C:\reports\100% done still launches, because refusing it would break valid workspaces to guard against a case cmd.exe does not expand. Both tests call pmLaunchPlan(bin, 'win32') directly rather than spawning, so they run on every platform rather than depending on the windows-acceptance-launcher job. Verified non-vacuous by removing the guard. release:check green.
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for f in manifest.json package.json; do
if [ -f "$f" ]; then
echo "--- $f"
cat -n "$f"
fi
doneLength of output: 201976 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
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printf '%s\n' '--- Exact Windows launch implementation ---'
sed -n '835,1090p' index.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- Exact read implementation and command callers ---'
sed -n '1090,1165p' index.ts
sed -n '2260,2335p' index.ts
sed -n '2530,2650p' index.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- Latest Windows variable-expansion commit ---'
git show --format=fuller --no-ext-diff --unified=80 HEAD -- index.ts test/fetch-all-items.test.ts CHANGELOG.md .agents/pm/issues .agents/pm/history
printf '%s\n' '--- New PR tracker records only ---'
for f in \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-011l.toon \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-20gw.toon \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-5q1f.toon \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-ogys.toon \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-011l.jsonl \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-20gw.jsonl \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-5q1f.jsonl \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-ogys.jsonl; do
echo "--- $f"
cat -n "$f"
done
printf '%s\n' '--- Envelope validation and JSON handling tests ---'
sed -n '150,335p' test/fetch-all-items.test.ts
sed -n '790,860p' test/fetch-all-items.test.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- Generated runtime parity for the new validation ---'
rg -n -C 5 \
'(assertNoCmdVariableExpansion|different workspace|non-array `items`|truncated list-all|pm read failed)' \
dist/index.js dist/index.d.ts CHANGELOG.mdLength of output: 174210 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
printf '%s\n' '--- Numbered read-envelope validation ---'
nl -ba index.ts | sed -n '1110,1160p'
printf '%s\n' '--- Numbered stale tracker contract ---'
nl -ba .agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-20gw.toon | sed -n '12,27p'
printf '%s\n' '--- Numbered current PmLaunch contract ---'
nl -ba index.ts | sed -n '895,1025p'
printf '%s\n' '--- JavaScript property behavior after JSON.parse ---'
node --input-type=module <<'NODE'
for (const raw of ['[]', '"not an envelope"', '0', 'false', '{}', 'null']) {
const value = JSON.parse(raw);
try {
console.log(`${raw}: items=${String(value.items)}, fallback=${JSON.stringify(value.items ?? [])}`);
} catch (error) {
console.log(`${raw}: throws ${error.constructor.name}`);
}
}
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local file="$1"
local first="$2"
local last="$3"
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}
printf '%s\n' '--- Numbered read-envelope validation ---'
print_range index.ts 1110 1160
printf '%s\n' '--- Numbered stale tracker contract ---'
print_range .agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-20gw.toon 12 27
printf '%s\n' '--- Numbered current PmLaunch contract ---'
print_range index.ts 895 1025Length of output: 15921
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Greptile P1 on PR #35: /%[^%\r\n]*%/ matches a zero-length middle, so a valid Windows path containing a literal doubled percent -- C:\reports\100%% done -- was classified as a variable reference and the launch refused. %% is a batch-file escape, not a command-line one: cmd passes it through unchanged on a /c command line, so refusing it aborts a standup export or post for a case cmd.exe does not expand. The guard now requires at least one character between the delimiters, which still refuses every %NAME% pair while leaving both a lone literal percent and a doubled pair alone. release:check green.
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printf '%s\n' '--- PR files and latest commit ---'
git diff --stat "$base"...HEAD
git log --oneline -5
printf '%s\n' '--- index.ts structure ---'
ast-grep outline index.ts --items all --view expanded
printf '%s\n' '--- Percent guard, launch planning, and read paths ---'
rg -n -C 10 \
'(assertNoCmdVariableExpansion|pmLaunchPlan|resolvePmBin|windowsVerbatimArguments|ComSpec|cmd\.exe|%[^[:space:]]*%|fetchAllItems|CommandError)' \
index.ts test CHANGELOG.md .agents/pm/issues .agents/pm/history 2>/dev/null || true
printf '%s\n' '--- Latest change ---'
git diff --no-ext-diff --unified=100 HEAD^ HEAD -- \
index.ts test/fetch-all-items.test.ts CHANGELOG.md .agents/pm/issues .agents/pm/history
printf '%s\n' '--- Exact implementation and test sections ---'
rg -n -C 18 \
'(function assertNoCmdVariableExpansion|const assertNoCmdVariableExpansion|function pmLaunchPlan|const pmLaunchPlan|literal percent|doubled percent|variable expansion|metacharacter)' \
index.ts test/fetch-all-items.test.ts 2>/dev/null || true
printf '%s\n' '--- All fetch callers and error fallbacks ---'
rg -n -C 6 \
'(fetchAllItems\s*\(|catch\s*\(|return\s+\[\]|items\s*\?\?\s*\[\])' \
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printf '%s\n' '--- Current read-envelope validation ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- Current Windows launch tail construction ---'
sed -n '992,1045p' index.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- Current tracker references to launch API and percent behavior ---'
rg -n -C 4 \
'(prefixArgs|windowsVerbatimArguments:false|discrete argv|%NAME%|%%|cmd /c|cmd\.exe|PmLaunch)' \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-011l.toon \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-20gw.toon \
.agents/pm/issues/pm-slack-standup-ogys.toon \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-011l.jsonl \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-20gw.jsonl \
.agents/pm/history/pm-slack-standup-ogys.jsonl 2>/dev/null || true
printf '%s\n' '--- Every percent-pair guard and its test coverage ---'
rg -n -C 3 \
'/%\[\^%|%[^[:space:]]*%|100%%|%BUILD%|assertNoCmdVariableExpansion' \
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Problem
fetchAllItemsreturned[]on anypm list-allfailure (non-zero status, spawn error, ENOBUFS overrun, or unparseable JSON), sopm standup exportexited 0 with an empty standup indistinguishable from a genuinely quiet day. Posted to a Slack channel on a schedule, "nothing in progress, nothing blocked" is the truth-as-silence. This package was the only one in the fleet that did this —pm-csv,pm-gantt-chart,pm-jira,pm-linear,pm-todos, andpm-beadsallthrowaCommandErroron the same condition.Reproduced end-to-end against a not-initialized tracker:
Before (old code):
After (this fix):
Fix
return []with a thrownCommandError, matching the sibling packages. AddedpmJsonMaxBuffer()anddescribePmReadFailure(error, limitBytes)helpers that share the exact shape/wording ofpm-jira/pm-todos(no third phrasing). The message carries the exit status and stderr, and — whenstatusisnullwith empty stderr (a stdout overrun) — an explicit statement that the output exceeded themaxBufferceiling.resolvePmBin()walks up from this module to the nearestnode_modules/.bin/pmshim (the@unbrained/pm-clithis package declared), falling back topmonPATHonly when no local install is found. This is the skew that produced the original report —spawnSync("pm", ...)ran whicheverpmcame first onPATH, which need not be the declared CLI.maxBuffer. Pass 64 MiB (matchingpm-jira/pm-todos, overridable viaPM_JSON_MAX_BUFFER), not the Node 1 MiB default. The measured payload on the 676-item tracker from the report was 29,311 bytes, so the 1 MiB ceiling was not what caused the reproduction — it is a latent hazard on a larger tracker and ENOBUFS is the specific case wherestatusisnullandstderris empty (which the old code reported as an empty failure message).Tests
16 new tests in
test/fetch-all-items.test.ts:fetchAllItemsthrows on a non-zero subprocess exit, with the stderr text in the message (real subprocess, nospawnSyncmock)fetchAllItemsthrows on a non-zero exit with empty stderr (the"pm list-all failed"fallback reason)fetchAllItemsthrows when the binary cannot be spawned (result.errorset, ENOENT)fetchAllItemsthrows on the ENOBUFS shape (status: null, empty stderr) with a message that names the buffer ceiling rather than an empty reasonfetchAllItemsthrows on unparseable JSON; returns items from a valid document; returns[]whenitemsis absentfetchAllItemswith the defaultpmBinresolves the project-local pm and throws against a bad tracker (integration withresolvePmBin)resolvePmBinresolves the project-localnode_modules/.bin/pmshim, and falls back topmon PATH when no local install existsdescribePmReadFailurenames the buffer ceiling for ENOBUFS and surfaces the raw error otherwisepmJsonMaxBufferdefaults to 64 MiB, honors a positive override, and falls back for invalid/non-positive valuespm standup exportexits non-zero when the underlying read fails, exercised through pm's real exporter dispatch engine (runExporter), not just the helperRevert experiment
After writing the "exits non-zero" regression test, the fix was reverted (restored
return []) and the test was run. It FAILED:With
return []the exporter returns a 0-item export instead of rejecting, soassert.rejectsfails — exactly the bug. Restoring the fix makes it pass. The same holds for the helper-level throw tests (Missing expected exception). 6 of 16 tests fail against the old implementation; all 16 pass against the new one.Gates
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Summary by Sourcery
Ensure standup exports fail loudly instead of emitting empty output on underlying pm read errors.
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Refuses standup exports when
pmreads fail, are truncated, or return a non‑arrayitems; previously we emitted empty/partial standups that looked like a quiet day. Also fixes Windows by launching the project‑localpmvia the command processor with safe quoting, and now refuses%NAME%expansions while allowing literal%%.fetchAllItems(pmRoot, pmBin?)now throwsCommandErroron non‑zero exit, spawn errors (incl. ENOBUFS/ETIMEDOUT), unparseable JSON, truncated envelopes, and whenitemsis not an array; it returns[]only when the JSON omitsitems.pmJsonMaxBuffer()(64 MiB default; overridePM_JSON_MAX_BUFFER),pmReadTimeoutMs()(60s; overridePM_READ_TIMEOUT_MS), anddescribePmReadFailure()for clear diagnostics.resolvePmBin()returns aPmLaunchplan preferring the project‑localnode_modules/.bin/pmfrom@unbrained/pm-cli. On win32,pmLaunchPlan()runs viaComSpec(cmd.exefallback), wraps the entire command tail in one outer‑quoted arg withwindowsVerbatimArguments: true, and refuses tails containing%…%variables while permitting doubled%%; POSIX spawns the binary directly.fetchAllItemsaccepts a path or aPmLaunch.registerPreflightto all registered commands:standup,slack-standup, andstandup export.Migration
CommandError, including truncated or malformed‑envelope refusal and non‑arrayitems.PmLaunchfromresolvePmBin(); otherwise the project‑local@unbrained/pm-clibinary is used (on win32 viacmd.exewith safe quoting).PM_JSON_MAX_BUFFERand/orPM_READ_TIMEOUT_MS.%NAME%in workspace paths orpmarguments; literal%%is allowed.Written for commit b647a1f. Summary will update on new commits.