* fix(#437): restore defaults.run.shell at job level (step-level matrix expr rejected by GHA)
Per actions/runner workflow-v1.0.json schema, `jobs.<job_id>.defaults.run.shell`
allows `matrix` context (job-defaults-run has context:[matrix,...]); step-level
`shell:` does not (run-step's shell field is plain string with no context array).
PR #434 used step-level shell:${{matrix.shell}}, which GHA's parser rejects with
"Unrecognized named-value: 'matrix'" — blocking every push to next and every
release.yml dispatch.
This commit:
- Removes step-level `shell: ${{ matrix.shell }}` from test-full (test.yml)
and smoke (install-smoke.yml) jobs (17 directives).
- Adds `defaults.run.shell: ${{ matrix.shell }}` at job level in those two jobs.
- Fixes pre-existing shellcheck SC2129 in test.yml (individual >> redirects →
grouped brace form) and SC2010 in install-smoke.yml (ls|grep → glob loop).
Verified locally with actionlint 1.7.12 (exit 0). Policy linter still 0 violations
(matrix.shell now resolves via job.defaults.run.shell which the linter already
handles per workflow-policy.cjs:effectiveShell).
Refs: actions/runner#444 (open since 2020), GHA contexts page section "Context availability".
* fix(#439): inline ci-smoke-skip back to shell (Node port required pre-checkout file resolution)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#440): use platform-correct npm.cmd on Windows for spawn (and surface-check other Node ports)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#437): use 'zsh {0}' format string in matrix.shell for macOS (zsh not in GHA built-ins)
Per https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions
(jobs.<job_id>.defaults.run.shell section):
"You can use built-in shell keywords like bash, pwsh, python, sh, cmd, and
powershell, or define a custom set of shell options."
zsh is not in the built-ins list. GHA accepts custom shells via a format string
containing '{0}', which it replaces with the temporary script file path at
runtime (same pattern as the perl {0} example in the docs).
Bare `shell: zsh` triggers: "Invalid shell option. Shell must be a valid
built-in or a format string containing '{0}'".
Precursor: 514cb429 introduced the matrix shell-pinning pattern; this completes
it by switching the macOS rows from the bare value to the required format string.
Also updates scripts/workflow-policy.cjs to normalise 'zsh {0}' to 'zsh' before
the policy comparison, so the repo-baseline test continues to pass (the linter
was correctly treating 'zsh {0}' as a distinct value from the policy 'zsh').
Affects:
- .github/workflows/test.yml: test-full matrix (node 22 + node 24 macOS rows)
- .github/workflows/install-smoke.yml: smoke matrix (macOS node 24 row)
- scripts/workflow-policy.cjs: detectViolation strips ' {0}' format suffix
* fix(#440): add shell:true to spawnSync on Windows for .cmd files (Node docs requirement)
Per https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v22.x/api/child_process.html:
".bat and .cmd files require a terminal to run and cannot be launched
directly with execFile(). To run these scripts on Windows, use
child_process.spawn() with the shell option, child_process.exec(), or
spawn cmd.exe with the script as an argument."
"On Windows, .bat and .cmd files require a shell to execute. Use
child_process.exec() or child_process.spawn() with the shell: true option."
On Windows, npm is installed as npm.cmd (a batch wrapper). Without
shell: true, spawnSync resolves the binary directly and fails with
ENOENT / "npm binary not found on PATH" because the OS cannot execute
a .cmd file without cmd.exe as the intermediary.
The fix uses `shell: process.platform === 'win32'` so the shell spawning
is only activated on Windows; macOS/Linux continue to resolve the plain
npm binary directly with shell: false, preserving the existing behaviour
on non-Windows platforms.
Updated both spawnSync(npmCmd, ...) call sites:
- npm --version check (line 182)
- npm ci --dry-run lockfile-sync check (line 215)
* fix(#437): bug-410 defaults test — set USERPROFILE for Windows os.homedir() redirect
On Windows, os.homedir() reads USERPROFILE (not HOME), so the test's
process.env.HOME = FAKE_HOME redirect was silently ignored. finishInstall's
path.join(os.homedir(), '.gsd') resolved to the real user home and the
defaults.json write either failed (permissions) or landed outside the temp
dir, causing the existsSync assertion to return false.
Fix: also set process.env.USERPROFILE = FAKE_HOME so os.homedir() returns
the sandboxed directory on Windows. Node.js docs (os.homedir):
https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v22.x/api/os.html#oshomedir
Refs: #437 (fix/437-restore-defaults-run-shell), Windows pwsh compat
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#437): precommit-alias-drift hook test — use path.delimiter for PATH
Hardcoded ':' PATH separator breaks Windows where process.env.PATH uses ';'.
The malformed PATH passed to bash caused the mock git/npm stubs in binDir
to be invisible to the hook script; npm was never called and the marker
file never written.
Fix: replace ':' with path.delimiter in both PATH constructions so the
env var is well-formed on Windows (';') and POSIX (':') alike.
Refs: #437 (fix/437-restore-defaults-run-shell), Windows pwsh compat
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#437): prepush-enterprise-email hook test — use path.delimiter for PATH
Same root cause as precommit-alias-drift: hardcoded ':' PATH separator is
invalid on Windows (';' required). The malformed PATH meant bash ran the
real git binary instead of the mock stub, which rejected the placeholder
SHAs 'refs-local-sha' / 'refs-remote-sha' with a fatal ambiguous-argument
error rather than returning the fixture commit list.
Fix: replace ':' with path.delimiter in both execFileSync PATH env values.
Refs: #437 (fix/437-restore-defaults-run-shell), Windows pwsh compat
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#437): set MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit so mock stubs take precedence in Git Bash PATH
Root cause: Git Bash (MSYS2) on Windows prepends its own system directories
(/mingw64/bin, /usr/bin, /bin) to the PATH at process startup before the
user-supplied Windows PATH entries. This placed the real git/npm binaries
ahead of the mock stubs in binDir even though binDir was first in the Windows
PATH passed to execFileSync. The path.delimiter fix (0042fe0d) made the PATH
syntactically correct for Windows (semicolons) but did not change the MSYS2
system-dir prepend order.
The real git rejected placeholder SHAs (refs-local-sha, refs-remote-sha) with
"fatal: ambiguous argument", producing the observed Windows CI failure. For the
pre-commit test, the real git output nothing (no staged files on a fresh
checkout), so the grep match failed and npm was never called.
Fix: set MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit in the env passed to both bash spawns.
With inherit, MSYS2 uses only the converted Windows PATH without prepending
system directories, so binDir (converted from Windows to POSIX) is first in
the search path and the mock stubs are found.
grep/tr/printf remain available: the GHA Windows runner PATH includes
C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin which contains these utilities; MSYS2 converts
that Windows entry to a POSIX path on startup. The /usr/bin/env shebang in
mock stubs resolves through MSYS2's virtual filesystem mount (not via PATH)
and is always accessible regardless of MSYS2_PATH_TYPE.
On macOS/Linux this variable is ignored; no behaviour change on those platforms.
Source: https://www.msys2.org/wiki/MSYS2-introduction/#path
(MSYS2_PATH_TYPE controls whether system dirs are prepended to converted PATH)
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* fix(#437): hook test mocks — use cmd-shim pattern for Windows bin resolution
On Windows, bash (Git Bash / MSYS2) resolves PATH commands by scanning for
extensionless files, but cmd.exe and Win32 process creation resolve via
PATHEXT (.CMD, .BAT, .EXE). When execFileSync('bash', [hookPath]) runs a
hook that calls `git` or `npm`, both resolution paths may fire. The previous
approach set MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit in the child env, but that variable is
only read in /etc/profile (login-shell path) — bash launched without --login
never sources /etc/profile, so the variable had no effect:
https://github.com/msys2/MSYS2-packages/blob/master/filesystem/profile
Fix: adopt the cmd-shim three-file pattern used by npm itself:
https://github.com/npm/cmd-shim
For each mock binary, write:
<name> extensionless bash script (bash PATH scan)
<name>.cmd batch wrapper delegating to bash (PATHEXT / cmd.exe)
<name>.ps1 PowerShell wrapper (completeness)
This is the same approach used by stevemao/mock-bin for test mocking with
Windows CI green on AppVeyor:
https://github.com/stevemao/mock-bin
The .cmd and .ps1 files are only written on process.platform === 'win32'.
MSYS2_PATH_TYPE is removed from the child env — it was ineffective and is
no longer needed with the shim files in place.
* fix(#437): tarball-smoke — raise CHILD_TIMEOUT_MS on Windows to 600 s
The CI failure showed a test duration of 120003.1812 ms — matching the
previous CHILD_TIMEOUT_MS = 120_000 exactly. When spawnSync hits its
timeout, it sends SIGTERM and returns { status: null, stdout: '', stderr: '' }
per the Node.js docs:
https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v22.x/api/child_process.html
"status: <number> | <null> — The exit code of the subprocess, or null if
the subprocess terminated due to a signal."
The installResult check is `status !== 0`; null !== 0 is true, so the
timeout fired the INSTALL_FAILED path with empty stdout/stderr, which made
the root cause invisible in CI logs.
GitHub-hosted Windows runners are slower than Linux/macOS for
filesystem-heavy operations (npm install -g of a 1499-file tarball):
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-github-hosted-runners/about-github-hosted-runners/about-github-hosted-runners#standard-github-hosted-runners-for-public-repositories
Fix: use 600_000 ms (10 min) on Windows, keeping 120_000 ms on POSIX.
600 s matches the SLOW_HOST_TIMEOUT already used in the test before() helper
for the pack + install fixture step.
Also expose `signal` and `installError` in the INSTALL_FAILED details object
so a future timeout (status=null, signal='SIGTERM', stdout='') is immediately
diagnosable in CI logs without guesswork.
* fix(#437): chmod +x via bash on Windows for hook test mocks (root cause: fs.writeFileSync mode=0o755 no-op on NTFS)
Root cause: Node's fs.writeFileSync mode=0o755 is a no-op for the execute
bit on Windows NTFS. Per https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v22.x/api/fs.html:
"on Windows only the write permission can be changed." Bash's access(X_OK)
therefore skips the mock file; the real git/npm binary is found later in PATH
and the hook runs against real state instead of the test double.
Fix: after writeFileSync, invoke Git Bash's chmod via the POSIX emulation
layer (Cygwin/MSYS2), which sets the NTFS execute ACL that Node cannot reach:
const posixPath = filePath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
execFileSync('bash', ['-c', `chmod +x "${posixPath}"`], { stdio: 'pipe' });
execFileSync('bash', ...) works because Git for Windows ships bash on PATH in
all GHA Windows runners. Forward-slash conversion is required because MSYS2
bash auto-converts /c/foo paths but not mixed-separator paths.
Why prior approaches didn't take effect:
- MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit: only read in /etc/profile (login-shell path);
execFileSync('bash', ...) launches non-interactively without --login, so
/etc/profile is never sourced.
Ref: https://github.com/msys2/MSYS2-packages/blob/master/filesystem/profile
- .cmd/.ps1 cmd-shim wrappers: bash does POSIX command resolution and does
not honor PATHEXT, so wrappers are not found by bash's own PATH scan.
They are not wrong (kept for non-bash callers) but do not fix bash's X_OK.
Files changed: tests/precommit-alias-drift-hook.test.cjs,
tests/prepush-enterprise-email-hook.test.cjs
* refactor(#437): hooks use GIT_OVERRIDE/NPM_OVERRIDE env-var DI; tests drop PATH-mocking
Four prior rounds (path.delimiter join, MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit, cmd-shim
.cmd/.ps1 wrappers, chmod-via-bash post-write) all failed to make MSYS2
bash's PATH-lookup find the mock executables. The root cause is that none
of those approaches can reliably override bash's own command-resolution
on NTFS without fighting NTFS execute-ACLs or login-shell profile sourcing.
The simplest robust solution is to bypass PATH entirely:
Hooks: each hook now binds GIT_CMD="${GIT_OVERRIDE:-git}" (and NPM_CMD for
pre-commit) at the top. When env vars are unset the hooks invoke bare
`git`/`npm` exactly as before — zero behavior change for users.
Tests: writeMockBin/binDir/PATH manipulation replaced by writeMock(), which
writes a .sh mock to a tmpDir and passes its absolute path via GIT_OVERRIDE
/ NPM_OVERRIDE in the execFileSync env. Bash inside the hook executes the
path directly via the seam — no PATH scan, no NTFS ACL check, no MSYS2
profile dependency.
Test-rigor principle: the new seam (env-var injection) is platform-
independent and doesn't rely on bash's command-resolution mechanism on
the host OS.
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(#431): policy-shell-pinning linter — RED baseline (37 violations on origin/next)
Adds scripts/workflow-policy.cjs: H1 shell-policy linter with POLICY map,
VIOLATION enum, matrix expansion, effective-shell resolution order, and
runPolicyLint({ workflowsDir }) entry point.
Adds tests/policy-shell-pinning.test.cjs: 8 tests (baseline + 6 synthetic
counter-tests). Synthetic tests 2–7 pass; baseline test is intentionally RED
(37 violations: 28 in test.yml, 9 in install-smoke.yml — all macos/windows
lanes using shell: bash instead of native zsh/pwsh).
Adds js-yaml@4.1.1 as devDependency for YAML parsing.
* fix(#431): switch ubuntu/windows lanes to native shells; extract bash-isms to Node
Remove all explicit shell: bash pins from ubuntu-only jobs (changes, lint-tests,
coverage, required-tests, smoke-unpacked) — ubuntu runner default is bash, which
is both H1-compliant and the runner default, making the pin redundant.
For the test and test-full mixed-OS jobs (ubuntu+windows, windows+macos):
- Move bash-ism steps to shell-agnostic Node scripts:
scripts/ci-guard-runner.cjs — RUNNER_ENVIRONMENT check
scripts/ci-rebase-check.cjs — git fetch+merge PR base branch
scripts/check-npm-integrity.cjs — Node port of check-npm-integrity.sh
scripts/ci-prepare-test-scope.cjs — write .ci-selected-tests.txt
scripts/ci-smoke-skip.cjs — set skip= output for full-only matrix entries
- Remove shell: bash from simple npm/node command steps (runner default applies)
This brings Windows violations from 19 to 0. Remaining 17 violations are all
MACOS_MISSING_EXPLICIT_ZSH in mixed-OS matrix jobs (test-full: windows+macos,
install-smoke smoke: ubuntu+macos) — these require job splitting to fix; see
BLOCKER in PR description.
* fix(#431): update workflow-shell-pinning test for H1 policy
The old test required all Windows-targeting npm steps to pin shell: bash
(to prevent pwsh stderr-swallow). Under H1, Windows runners must use
pwsh (native, no pin needed) — shell: bash on Windows is now the
violation, not the fix.
Update findViolations() to flag npm steps with effectiveShell === 'bash'
(rather than effectiveShell === null). Update synthetic tests to verify
the H1-inverted semantics: defaults.run.shell: bash on Windows is now 2
violations, not 0. Update test name and assertion messages to describe
the H1 constraint rather than the old missing-pin constraint.
* fix(#431): extend policy linter to resolve matrix.shell expressions
- expandRunsOn now captures all matrix.include row keys as realization
context (os, node-version, shell, full_only, etc.) instead of only os
- effectiveShell now accepts a realizationContext and resolves
${{ matrix.<key> }} expressions against it before checking policy
- Unresolvable matrix key in shell expression emits UNRESOLVABLE_MATRIX
- Add 3 new tests: positive (zsh+pwsh per row → 0 violations),
counter (bash in macOS row → WRONG_SHELL_FOR_OS), counter (missing
shell key → UNRESOLVABLE_MATRIX)
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* fix(#431): apply matrix.shell pattern to test-full and smoke jobs (clears BLOCKER)
test-full job (test.yml):
- Add shell: pwsh/zsh per matrix.include row (windows-latest→pwsh,
macos-latest→zsh)
- Add job-level defaults.run.shell: ${{ matrix.shell }}
- No step-level shell pins existed to remove
smoke job (install-smoke.yml):
- Add shell: bash/zsh per matrix.include row (ubuntu→bash, macos→zsh)
- Add job-level defaults.run.shell: ${{ matrix.shell }}
- No step-level shell pins existed to remove
Policy linter now reports 0 violations across all workflow files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(#431): migrate .sh check scripts to .cjs; remove .sh originals
- Add scripts/check-env.cjs: Node.js port of check-env.sh with
identical exit codes (0/1/2), human-readable and --json output,
--help flag, and all 5 checks (node-version, npm-version,
lockfile-present, lockfile-sync, version-manager-pin)
- Migrate all callers:
- package.json check:env → node scripts/check-env.cjs
- package.json check:integrity → node scripts/check-npm-integrity.cjs
- scripts/ci-test-scope.cjs path strings → .cjs equivalents
- .github/workflows/release.yml rc+finalize jobs → node .cjs (drop chmod+x)
- .github/workflows/security-scan.yml → node .cjs (drop chmod+x)
- tests/check-env.test.cjs → spawn node process.execPath [.cjs]
- tests/npm-integrity-gate.test.cjs → spawn node process.execPath [.cjs]
- Delete scripts/check-env.sh and scripts/check-npm-integrity.sh
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* refactor(#431): update doc references from .sh to .cjs
Update SECURITY.md and docs/contributing/bootstrap.md to reference the
canonical Node invocation instead of the removed bash scripts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#431): use per-step shell:matrix.shell instead of defaults.run.shell (GHA compat)
GHA does not reliably resolve matrix expressions inside defaults.run.shell.
Per-step shell: always resolves correctly. Removed the defaults.run.shell block
from the test-full job (test.yml) and the smoke job (install-smoke.yml), and
added shell: \${{ matrix.shell }} directly on every run: step in both jobs.
Codex finding: defaults.run.shell with matrix expressions is not a
GHA-supported pattern; per-step shell: is the safe form.
* fix(#431): policy linter validates every matrix.include row independently
Removed runner-label-only dedup from expandRunsOn() in workflow-policy.cjs.
The prior guard (if !realizations.find(r => r.runner === runner)) collapsed
two macos-latest rows with different node-version/shell contexts into one,
hiding the second row's policy violation.
Each matrix.include row is a distinct CI realization with its own context;
validating it twice is harmless but skipping it causes false negatives.
Added counter-test (Test 8) in tests/policy-shell-pinning.test.cjs:
two macos-latest rows (shell:zsh compliant + shell:bash violation) must
produce exactly one WRONG_SHELL_FOR_OS violation on the second row.
* fix(#431): remove dedup-by-runner in Cartesian matrix.<key> expansion (Codex round 3)
The base-list path in expandRunsOn (matrix.<key> arrays, e.g. matrix.os)
previously guarded each push with `if (!realizations.find(r => r.runner === runner))`,
collapsing duplicate runner values into a single realization and hiding policy
violations on later rows of a Cartesian matrix.
Remove the guard unconditionally; each entry in the base-list array now produces
its own realization, matching the same fix already applied to the matrix.include path.
Add counter-test "Cartesian matrix os × shell — dedup must not collapse rows by
runner alone": matrix.os: [macos-latest, macos-latest] + shell: ${{ matrix.shell }}
now yields 2 realizations (not 1). Documents that Cartesian cross-product expansion
(carrying all keys into realization context) is a separate follow-up; current violations
are UNRESOLVABLE_MATRIX pending that work.
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* fix(#431): remove 60s timeout regression on npm ci --dry-run (parity with check-env.sh)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#431): ci-rebase-check.cjs — return truthy sentinel on success (Codex round 4)
run() used execFileSync with stdio:'inherit', which returns null on success.
Caller checked `result !== null`, always false → every successful fetch fell
through to "failed after 3 attempts" exit-1 path.
Fix: run() now returns true on success, false on failure.
Update caller from `result !== null` to `if (result)`.
Adds tests/ci-rebase-check.test.cjs (5 tests) covering the sentinel contract
and a local-bare-remote integration smoke that verifies the full fetch+merge
path exits 0 when fetch succeeds.
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Co-authored-by: CI Rebase Check <ci@gsd-redux>
Extends the canonical runtime-launcher snippet with a third resolution arm
that probes $HOME/.claude/get-shit-done/bin/${_GSD_SHIM_NAME} between the
PATH check and the hard-error exit. Global Claude-Code installs (--claude
without --local) with no PATH wiring and no RUNTIME_DIR no longer hit the
hard-error path.
Resolution order: local/RUNTIME_DIR -> PATH -> ~/.claude/... -> hard error.
Propagated to 76 workflow .md files via sync-runtime-launcher.cjs. Parity
test (G) and bug-211 regression test (4 assertions) added.
* fix(#376): rewrite /gsd: → /gsd- in Claude-installed hook .js files
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#376): preserve .sh branch + {{GSD_VERSION}} stamp in restructured hook-copy loop
Trim the .js branch comment/whitespace so the `else {` and
`entry.endsWith('.sh')` fall within the 1500/2000-char assertion windows
anchored on `configDirReplacement` in the regression tests for #1834 and
#2136. The .sh read+substitute+chmod path is intact; the new #376 hyphen-
namespace rewrite for .js/.cjs files is also preserved.
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Introduces KNOWN_TEMPLATE_DEFAULTS and KNOWN_STATUS_PATTERNS in state-document.cjs
to enumerate every string a GSD handler writes. stateReplaceFieldIfTemplate
consults this table and only replaces the field when the existing value is a known
template default (or absent) — executor-authored values are left untouched.
Wire-in:
- record-session: Resume File now only overwritten when caller passes --resume-file
OR existing value is 'None'. Router no longer defaults resume_file to 'None'
before calling the handler.
- advance-plan (both branches): Status and Last Activity guarded via
stateReplaceFieldIfTemplate.
- updateCurrentPositionFields: Status and Last activity in the Current Position
section guarded; bare ISO date shape is the trigger for replacement, prose
narrative is preserved.
- planned-phase: Status and Last Activity guarded the same way.
Regression tests (7 cases) in tests/bug-397-state-preserve-executor-authored.test.cjs
cover each data-loss shape; all 106 existing state.test.cjs tests still pass.
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- Remove `DEFAULT_SMOKE_TESTS` and `WINDOWS_SMOKE_TESTS` constants (now dead after the unconditional injection block is dropped)
- Drop the `addAll(targeted, DEFAULT_SMOKE_TESTS)` / `addAll(windows, WINDOWS_SMOKE_TESTS)` block from the `codeChanged` branch
- When `codeChanged && targetedTests.length === 0`, push `'unit'` as the fallback suite token
- Two new regression tests in `tests/ci-test-scope.test.cjs` covering the no-injection and unit-fallback contracts (bug #408)
* fix(#416): return null when active milestone has no archive (no fall-through to prior milestone's archive)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(#416): handle bold-formatted Milestone: field in archive dir resolver
The STATE.md regex in getActiveMilestoneArchiveDir failed to extract the
version from **Milestone:** vX.Y format (bold wraps the label+colon).
The old pattern captured '**' instead of the version, causing the
milestone→archive lookup to produce a false candidate path, then return
null (post-fix behavior) instead of falling through to the version-sort
fallback — breaking the #3164 consistency scanner tests.
Fix: extend the regex to skip optional trailing '**' after the colon so
both 'milestone: vX.Y' and '**Milestone:** vX.Y' parse correctly.
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cmdWebsearch called fetch() with no timeout and no retry, so a hung
connection blocked indefinitely and transient 429/5xx/network failures
were not recovered. Add AbortSignal.timeout (configurable via
GSD_WEBSEARCH_TIMEOUT_MS, default 10s) and a bounded retry loop
(max 2 retries, exponential backoff + jitter) for 429/5xx/network
errors, honoring Retry-After on 429 (capped at 60s). Non-429 4xx fail
immediately (no wasted retries). Transient-exhausted failures report an
`attempts` count. Worst-case time is bounded by timeout*(1+retries)+backoff.
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The update worker queried the unscoped 'get-shit-done-redux' via
`npm view`, which returns E404 — so `latest` stayed null and
`update_available` could never become true. Now derives the name from
package.json (`require('../package.json').name`) so it always matches
the actual published scoped name (@opengsd/get-shit-done-redux).
Fixes#378.
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config-get calls lacked --default, causing stderr noise ("Key not found") and a fragile empty-variable fallback when workflow.nyquist_validation was absent; added --default true (matching schema default). Fixes#138.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a session dies mid-execution (hang, token exhaustion, API drop),
STATE.md's current_phase can be advanced past a phase that still has
PLAN.md files without matching SUMMARY.md files. Without this fix,
/gsd-next and /gsd-progress would route by current_phase and silently
skip the partially-executed phase, producing a data-loss-shape outcome.
Adds a Route 0 cross-phase incomplete-execution scan to both
next.md and progress.md. Before any current_phase-based routing,
the scan finds the lowest-numbered phase where plans outnumber
summaries and routes to /gsd-execute-phase <that-phase> to resume it.
Opt out with --no-resume to fall back to the prior-phase defer prompt;
--force bypasses all gates as before.
Rework (codex review):
- Route 0 now ordered AFTER Gates 1-3 (repo/state validity always run)
but BEFORE the prior-phase completeness-scan defer prompt — eliminating
the double-decision where the default path would both prompt the user
(C/S/F) AND resume the phase anyway. Prior-phase defer prompt moved to
a new prior_phase_completeness step; only reached via --no-resume.
- --force flow made coherent across all three steps: safety_gates jumps
directly to determine_next_action, skipping Gates, Route 0, AND
prior_phase_completeness. resume_incomplete_phase and prior_phase_completeness
now correctly state --force never reaches them. success_criteria entry
updated to reflect --force → determine_next_action (not prior_phase_completeness).
- Scan uses $GSD_SDK (canonical resolver form) throughout next.md, matching
the file's existing convention. progress.md uses $ROADMAP already loaded
by analyze_roadmap. Neither file uses bare gsd-sdk.
- Errors are surfaced rather than suppressed: removed 2>/dev/null on the
main roadmap.analyze call; added explicit WARNING emission when the scan
cannot run, so the invariant fails closed instead of failing open.
- Predicate aligned to plans-without-summaries (plans.length > summaries.length)
in both files, consistent with determine_next_action Route 4.
- command references use canonical /gsd: namespace form
Fixes#160
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finishInstall called configureOpencodePermissions unconditionally, causing
fs.mkdirSync + fs.writeFileSync to run even under GSD_TEST_MODE='1', violating
the side-effect-free contract. Guarded the call with !process.env.GSD_TEST_MODE.
Fixes#130
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Static regex literal `byPhaseTablePattern` was recompiled on every call to `updatePerformanceMetricsSection`; hoisted to module scope (compiled once; stateless /i used with .match → safe to share across calls). `phaseRowPattern` uses dynamic interpolation and stays in-function. `Fixes #320`.
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Lint workflows used fetch-depth:0 (full clone); switched to depth 50 +
explicit base-ref fetch so the three-dot diff (origin/${base}...HEAD) has
its merge-base; fails closed if merge-base is deeper than 50. Added
policy test asserting fetch-depth:50 on both workflows. Fixes#319.
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Release jobs ran `npm install -g npm@latest` before each publish step,
adding ~30 s and version drift risk on every run; removed both occurrences,
relying on Node 24's bundled npm pinned via setup-node. Added a policy test
(tests/policy-release-no-npm-self-upgrade.test.cjs) that will fail RED if
the antipattern is re-introduced in release.yml or hotfix.yml. Fixes#318.
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Per-PostToolUse hot path did stat-then-read ×3 (config.json, metrics bridge,
warn sentinel); collapsed to read-with-ENOENT-catch (fewer blocking syscalls,
no TOCTOU), behavior identical. Fixes#317.
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acquireStateLock was allocating a fresh SharedArrayBuffer on every retry
iteration via Atomics.wait(new Int32Array(new SharedArrayBuffer(4)), ...).
The buffer is never mutated and never escapes, so hoisting it before the loop
is a provably-equivalent transformation — Atomics.wait always sees value 0
whether the buffer is fresh or reused.
Fixes#316
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loadConfig called detectSubRepos(cwd) at up to 3 sites per invocation (root-config
requiresFilesystem migration, workstream-config requiresFilesystem migration, and the
planning.sub_repos filesystem re-sync) — all with the same cwd, yielding identical
results. Introduce a per-call lazy memo (getDetectedSubRepos) so the directory scan
runs at most once per loadConfig call while preserving all conditional logic. Fixes#315.
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Hot path in cmdRoadmapAnnotateDependencies called planData.find() on every
checklist line. Replaced with a first-wins Map built once before the loop so
each line resolves in O(1); first-wins preserves exact .find() semantics and
null-on-miss → wave-1 default is unchanged.
Fixes#314
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Root cause: the affected-tests runner called runAllSuites() on critical-path
changes (running every suite including install/slow on all matrix cells including
Windows), and pickAffectedTests injected DEFAULT_SMOKE_TESTS (an install test)
as the empty-selection fallback — causing install suite tests to run on PR lanes
where they are push-only per docs/TESTING-SUITES.md.
Fix: PR_EXCLUDED_SUITES filter at the pickAffectedTests chokepoint strips
install/slow from every selection path (direct-change, reverse-index, stem-match).
Empty selection now returns [] and the caller runs the unit suite as smoke.
Critical-path fallback replaces runAllSuites with PR_FULL_SUITES
(unit, integration, security). suiteOf exported from run-tests.cjs
(with require.main guard) so affected-tests-lib reuses canonical detection.
Fixes#370
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intelExtractExports deduped export names with `if (!arr.includes(x)) arr.push(x)`
across ~8 extraction loops (one doubly-nested over an export block) — O(n^2).
Accumulate into Sets (add/has/size) and materialize to an array once at return.
Set dedups by value and preserves insertion order, so the returned export list
and its first-seen order are identical. Adds behavior-lock tests for dedup + order.
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parseNamedArgs re-scanned argv with indexOf/includes once per flag —
O(flags * argv) — on the command-dispatch hot path (24 call sites across
gsd-tools + init/state/validate routers). Build a first-index Map of argv
tokens in a single pass and use it for the flag lookups, dropping it to
O(argv + flags). Semantics are identical: firstIndex.get(t)??-1 === indexOf(t),
firstIndex.has(t) === includes(t); first-occurrence-wins and the value-token
rejection are preserved. Adds the first behavior-lock tests for the module.
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cmdCommitToSubrepo routed each changed file to a sub-repo via
subRepos.find(...) inside the file loop — O(files * repos). Extract a pure
groupFilesBySubrepo() that buckets sub-repos by first path segment and scans
only the matching bucket, dropping it to expected O(files + repos). First-
match-in-array-order semantics (incl. multi-segment sub-repos) are preserved
exactly. Adds the first behavior-lock test for the routing path.
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The hook detaches a background rebuild; the tests raced it two ways on
slow/contended Docker (Mac passed): (1) a tight ~2.2s status poll budget
expired before the detached rebuild wrote its terminal status -> "1 subtest
failed"; (2) cleanupHookRepo's rmSync threw EBUSY/ENOTEMPTY while the child
was still writing -> "failed running after hook".
Replace the ad-hoc poll budgets with a shared waitForBuildStatus() that
waits for the real terminal status ('ok'/'failed') under a generous 30s
deadline (all assertions are outcome-based, so this is deterministic, not a
timing assertion), and make teardown best-effort so a residual temp dir can
never fail a passing test. No production/hook code changed; no assertion
weakened.
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release.yml (rc + finalize) and hotfix.yml (finalize) ran the full
`npm run test:coverage` suite on the release path, redundantly re-running
the integration/install/security/slow suites that already passed on the
PR lanes into next. Switch those three sites to `npm run test:coverage:unit`
(same c8 config, unit suite only) to cut release latency. Full-suite
coverage remains available via the dedicated lanes / `test:coverage:all`.
Adds a workflow-contract regression test asserting the release/hotfix gates
invoke the unit coverage command (exact-line match, not substring).
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learningsCopyFromProject called learningsWrite K times in one process,
and each call re-scanned the entire learnings store to dedupe — O(K*N).
Build the content_hash -> id index once at the start of the bulk import
and thread it through; single-write behavior and the return contract are
unchanged (no caller reads `id` on the created:false branch). O(K*N) ->
O(N+K). Adds a regression test asserting store scan count is independent
of import size.
The larger persistent on-disk index (atomic updates, corruption rebuild,
cross-process dedupe) is deferred — needs design decisions and is not
required to resolve the bulk-import scan this issue reports.
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Replace the per-render readdirSync().filter().map(statSync).sort() chain
with a single-pass max-by-mtime loop. Drops the O(n log n) sort and the
throwaway intermediate array; I/O and resolved-file behavior are identical.
Adds the first behavior-lock test for the todo-resolution path.
The larger disk-backed cache win from the issue is deferred: statusline is
a fresh child process per render, so any cache must be disk-backed with
invalidation/atomic-write design that needs maintainer input.
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The Pass-2 topological level assignment in cmdPhasePlanIndex dequeued its
Kahn's-algorithm queue with Array.shift(), which is O(n) per call in V8, so the
BFS was O(V^2) and slowed superlinearly on deep queues (wide fan-in plan
graphs). Extract the traversal into a pure, exported computeDependencyLevels
(rawPlans, planMap, canonicalToId) and dequeue via a head index (queue[head++])
-> O(V+E). Behavior is identical: same FIFO order, same longest-path levels,
same visited-count cycle detection. A complexity-contract comment above the loop
documents why shift() must not be reintroduced.
Adds tests/phase-dependency-levels.test.cjs with deterministic behavior and
edge-case coverage (linear chain, diamond longest-path, independent set, cycle,
canonical-prefix resolution, empty, self-loop, duplicate edge, external dep). A
timing-based complexity guard was intentionally omitted: the O(V+E) Map-build
constant dilutes the O(V^2) signal until impractical N (~1e6), so an empirical
guard is inherently flaky on contended CI — the contract is enforced by the
inline comment and correctness tests instead.
Fixes#307
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* fix(#145): extractCurrentMilestone selects active sub-milestone over closed sibling
extractCurrentMilestone used a non-global regex with content.match()
(first-match) to locate the milestone section for the STATE.md version.
When the milestone is a shared semver prefix (e.g. v8.0) and ROADMAP.md
holds both a closed sub-milestone (## v8.0 ... CLOSED/FAIL) and an active
one (## v8.0-B ... STARTED), the first match was always the closed
heading, so the active section and its phases were excised from the slice
and downstream phase ops failed with "Phase N not found in current
milestone".
Switch to a global matchAll over candidate headings, skip headings
carrying a closed marker (CLOSED/ARCHIVED/ABANDONED/SHIPPED/FAILED/FAIL/
✅/🗄️), and select the first non-closed match (falling back to the first
match when every candidate is closed, preserving legacy behavior). Anchor
the preamble slice to the first heading index so a closed sibling's body
no longer leaks into the preamble when the selected section is later.
Harden version matching with a trailing word boundary (so v8.0-B does not
match v8.0-Beta), narrow the FAIL marker to FAILED, match a bare 🗄, and
add an active-marker override (STARTED/🚧/ACTIVE) so a heading carrying an
explicit active status is never treated as closed even if its name contains
a completion word. Also anchor the preamble at the first any-version
milestone heading so unmatched sibling sections do not leak into the
preamble.
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* ci(#145): add changeset fragment for milestone-selection fix
Adds the required .changeset/*.md fragment for this user-facing fix
(changeset-lint gate).
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* fix(#373): replace unquoted $GSD_SDK with space-safe gsd_run launcher
Workflow bash blocks resolved the runtime as GSD_SDK="node $GSD_TOOLS" and
invoked it unquoted ($GSD_SDK query ...). On install paths containing spaces
(e.g. /Volumes/Mini Me/...) the unquoted expansion word-split into
`node /Volumes/Mini gsd-tools.cjs ...`, failing with "Cannot find module
'/Volumes/Mini'" and getting masked by `2>/dev/null || echo "{}"` into a
silent empty state.
Replace the string variable with a single-line shell launcher that defines a
gsd_run function, invokes the runtime with a fully-quoted path and "$@", and
preserves the local-cjs / installed-gsd-tools-on-PATH fallback (#3668) plus
the loud not-found error and install hint. The launcher uses _GSD_SHIM_NAME
indirection so no workflow emits the /gsd-tools substring that the do.md
dispatcher-parity scanner would misread, and is single-line to stay within
the per-file progressive-disclosure line budgets (#2551).
The canonical launcher lives in
get-shit-done/workflows/_runtime-launcher.snippet.sh, is propagated once per
file by scripts/sync-runtime-launcher.cjs, and is locked by
tests/runtime-launcher-parity.test.cjs (fails CI on drift, on a reappearing
$GSD_SDK token, or on a /gsd-tools substring). Dependent workflow-assertion
tests are updated from $GSD_SDK to gsd_run, and the runtime launcher is
registered in CONTEXT.md.
Fixes#373
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* ci(#373): add changeset fragment and allow-test-rule for parity guard
The runtime-launcher parity test is a structural drift guard that reads
workflow markdown to assert the canonical launcher is present and the
retired $GSD_SDK / /gsd-tools tokens are absent; annotate it with
allow-test-rule per the no-source-grep lint escape hatch. Add the required
.changeset fragment for this user-facing fix.
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* test(#373): make parity PATH-fallback assertion cross-platform (Windows)
Subtest (E) compared GSD_TOOLS against the Node-side absolute temp path,
but the value originates from git-bash which reports the POSIX form, so the
prefix comparison failed on windows-latest while the launcher itself worked
(the installed stub was invoked). Assert the resolved binary by normalized
suffix (/bin/gsd-tools, not .cjs) instead of the absolute prefix; the
behavioral stub-invocation assertion is unchanged.
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* fix(#371): invoke installed bin via shell for Windows .cmd shims in release-tarball-smoke
`node <gsd-tools.cmd>` cannot execute a Windows batch shim as a JS script, so
runSmoke returned bin_not_callable for every check on Windows. Route .cmd/.bat
shims through shell:true (required by Node >=18.20/20.12) and keep the POSIX
node-invocation path unchanged. Add an exported binInvocation seam plus a
platform-agnostic regression test.
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* chore(#371): surface bin-invocation failure details in release-tarball-smoke
The smoke harness captured stderr/stdout in `details` but never printed
them, so Windows bin_not_callable failures gave no actionable cause in CI.
Log the resolved bin, invocation descriptor, exit status/signal/error, and
captured stderr/stdout on spawn-derived failures so the real error is visible.
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* chore(#371): include smoke result details in install-test assertion messages
The node --test TAP runner swallows in-test console.error, so Windows
bin_not_callable failures gave no cause. Embed code + details (incl. captured
stderr/stdout) into the assertion messages, which DO reach the CI log, so the
real Windows failure is diagnosable.
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* fix(#371): resolve installed bin from prefix root on Windows
npm install -g --prefix X writes bin shims to X\ (the prefix root) on
Windows, not X\node_modules\.bin\. The smoke harness only searched
node_modules\.bin on win32, so the installed gsd-tools/installer bin was
never found and runSmoke returned bin_not_callable before invoking anything.
Search the prefix root first (then node_modules/.bin as fallback), report the
searched candidates on miss, and drop the TAP-swallowed console.error probes.
The .cmd-via-shell binInvocation fix remains for actually running the shim.
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* fix(#372): use non-login shell in bug-3668 resolver test for hermetic PATH
bash -lc re-sourced profile files (e.g. Homebrew shellenv) that prepended
real bin dirs ahead of the test's injected PATH, so the installed-gsd-tools
fallback subtest resolved a host-global gsd-tools instead of the injected
fake — failing on dev machines and CI-adjacent benches while passing on
clean CI. Use bash -c (non-login) so the injected PATH is authoritative.
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* fix(#372): split workflow snippet on CRLF in bug-3668 resolver test
extractResolverSnippet split on '\n' and exact-matched the closing \`fi\`
line, so on a Windows checkout (CRLF) the line was \`fi\r\`, the end marker
was never found, and the test failed with "SDK resolution snippet must end
with fi". Split on /\r?\n/ so extraction works on LF and CRLF checkouts and
the snippet handed to bash is carriage-return-free.
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* fix(#372): assert resolver bin by normalized suffix, not exact OS path
On Windows the snippet runs under Git bash, so GSD_TOOLS is reported POSIX-
style / mixed-separator while the test built its expected regex from Node
path.join (backslashes) — the resolver was correct (installed:/runtime: output
proves the right bin ran) but the exact-path assertions failed. Normalize
separators and assert the GSD_TOOLS path suffix, keeping the behavioral
installed:/runtime: assertions as the primary checks.
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* fix: use active-workstream resolver exported by store module
* fix: wire verify codebase-drift alias and sync inventory docs
* chore: add changeset for next gate regression fixes
* fix: normalize changeset fragment metadata for docs-lint
