ci(tooling): admit local security/quality toolchain + QNBS-v3 checker - #760
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…urity toolchain Adds scripts/check-qnbs-v3-comments.mjs: a staged/diff-aware checker that mechanically enforces the one-physical-line QNBS-v3 rationale rule from AGENTS.md, catching only newly added markers so untouched historical debt never becomes a new blocker. Wires it into pre-commit (staged mode) and ci:prepush (upstream-range mode via the existing check-registry routing), with focused tests including a real git fixture and routing coverage. Documents the risk-routed local admission matrix for the free/OSS scanners already installed on this machine (CodeScene, Gitleaks, actionlint, OSV-Scanner, cargo-audit, cargo-deny, zizmor, Semgrep CE, CodeQL CLI) in docs/CI.md, and classifies their initial findings (zizmor style suggestions, 6 unmaintained Rust crates, the already-tracked adm-zip advisory) without remediating them here. None of the external scanners become a mandatory pre-commit dependency; CodeRabbit/CodeAnt CLI remain deferred pending interactive maintainer login.
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The --range mode's @{upstream} resolution has no ref to fall back on for a
branch's first push, before 'git push -u' sets tracking. Reuse pr-budget.mjs's
own PR_BUDGET_BASE escape hatch for this exact bootstrapping case, and
register the env var in turbo.json so Biome's noUndeclaredEnvVars rule
(test-file scope only; .mjs scripts are exempt by the existing domain
config) stops flagging the new test coverage.
… the QNBS-v3 checker tsgo flagged an implicit-any import (no .d.mts sibling, matching the existing graphSourceFingerprint.mjs pattern) and TS4111 index-signature access on process.env.PR_BUDGET_BASE in the new test's setup/teardown.
tsgo's noUncheckedIndexedAccess flags violations[0]/result.violations[0] as possibly undefined even right after toHaveLength(1); use optional chaining, matching the existing tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts convention.
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR adds a staged and pre-push range-aware QNBS-v3 comment checker, routes it through the existing local admission framework, and documents the optional risk-routed security/quality scanner toolchain and its baseline findings. It also adds comprehensive Git-fixture tests and synchronizes README test metrics. Sequence diagram for QNBS-v3 comment admission checkssequenceDiagram
participant Git
participant PreCommit as pre-commit
participant Checker as check-qnbs-v3-comments.mjs
participant Source as Working tree
participant PrePush as ci:prepush
participant Registry as Admission registry
PreCommit->>Checker: --staged
Checker->>Git: git diff --cached
Git-->>Checker: Changed files and added lines
Checker->>Source: Read current governed files
Source-->>Checker: File contents
Checker-->>PreCommit: Pass or violations
PrePush->>Registry: shouldRunAdmissionCheck(qnbsCommentPolicy, files)
Registry-->>PrePush: Run when governed paths changed
PrePush->>Checker: --range [ref]
Checker->>Git: git diff ref...HEAD
Git-->>Checker: Changed files and added lines
Checker->>Source: Read current governed files
Source-->>Checker: File contents
Checker-->>PrePush: Pass or violations
Flow diagram for risk-routed local security and quality toolingflowchart TD
Change[Changed paths] --> Route{Risk/path classification}
Route --> Source[Source changes]
Route --> Deps[Dependency manifests or lockfiles]
Route --> Rust[src-tauri or crates]
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Deps --> OSV[OSV-Scanner]
Rust --> RustChecks[cargo-audit and cargo-deny]
Workflow --> WorkflowChecks[actionlint, zizmor, workflow-policy]
Security --> Semgrep[Targeted Semgrep or CodeQL CLI]
Secrets --> Gitleaks[Gitleaks]
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request expands QNBS-v3 comment detection, adds typed checker declarations, integrates staged and range checks into repository admission paths, documents local validation, and updates test metrics. ChangesQNBS comment-policy enforcement
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to New test behavior lacks the required QNBS-v3 rationale markers. Add the concise markers before merge to comply with the repository’s change-admission policy. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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CodeAnt Nitpicks6 code suggestions1. A newly added continuation line is ignored when its existing preceding marker is unchanged, allowing an edit to create a multiline rationale without detection.Incorrect condition logic · 2. CSS markers added inside an existing block are missed because this parser only recognizes lines that also contain the block's opening delimiter.Incorrect condition logic · 3. Range and staged line numbers come from Git, but
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In `@scripts/check-qnbs-v3-comments.mjs`:
- Around line 207-213: Update the content-loading logic near diffFor so it reads
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Root-cause clustered across CodeAnt, cubic, CodeRabbit, chatgpt-codex-connector and Graphite on PR #760's first wave: - pnpm run qnbs-comments:check had no default mode and exited with a usage error (CodeAnt, codex, cubic). The script now defaults to --staged when no flags are given, and the package script says so explicitly. - The checker only flagged a violation when the QNBS-v3 marker line itself was newly added, missing the reverse case: an unchanged, already-compliant marker that gains a new continuation line underneath it (cubic P1). findLineCommentViolations now walks whole marker runs and flags one only if any line in the run was touched by the diff, in either direction. - --staged mode computed added-line numbers from the index (git diff --cached) but read content from the working tree, so a file with unstaged edits beyond what was staged could desync line numbers from content (CodeRabbit Major, cubic P1/P2). Content is now read via commit db1d831 Author: qnbs <155236708+qnbs@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue Sep 15 13:18:11 2026 +0200 fix(tooling): guard indexed array access after toHaveLength assertions tsgo's noUncheckedIndexedAccess flags violations[0]/result.violations[0] as possibly undefined even right after toHaveLength(1); use optional chaining, matching the existing tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts convention. diff --git a/tests/unit/scripts/checkQnbsV3Comments.test.ts b/tests/unit/scripts/checkQnbsV3Comments.test.ts index 78b5a5f..daa4a1b 100644 --- a/tests/unit/scripts/checkQnbsV3Comments.test.ts +++ b/tests/unit/scripts/checkQnbsV3Comments.test.ts @@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ describe('findLineCommentViolations', () => { ]; const violations = findLineCommentViolations(lines, new Set([1]), '//'); expect(violations).toHaveLength(1); - expect(violations[0].line).toBe(1); + expect(violations[0]?.line).toBe(1); }); it('does not flag an unrelated adjacent comment as a continuation', () => { @@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ describe('runCheck (real git fixture, staged mode)', () => { const result = runCheck({ mode: 'staged', cwd: fixtureDir }); expect(result.ok).toBe(false); expect(result.violations).toHaveLength(1); - expect(result.violations[0].file).toBe('base.ts'); + expect(result.violations[0]?.file).toBe('base.ts'); }); it('does not block on an untouched historical violation elsewhere in the same file', () => { from the exact revision the diff was computed against (the index for --staged, HEAD for --range). - The catch-all around reading file content swallowed every error as "file deleted", not just ENOENT (cubic P1). Only a confirmed missing-in-revision result is now treated as a skip; anything else fails closed. - .mts/.cts/.jsx/.cjs were missing from the governed extensions (cubic P1) — notably this script's own new .d.mts sibling would not have been checked. - ci-prepush-lowend.mjs resolved @{upstream} independently of the checker's own resolution, risking drift between the two (CodeAnt, codex, cubic x3). scripts/ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs now exports its existing upstream resolver so both call sites share one authority; ci-prepush-lowend.mjs resolves once and passes the ref explicitly. - PR_BUDGET_BASE is now trimmed before use as a git ref (Graphite, cubic). - The registry's extension matcher is now case-insensitive (cubic). - The test fixture now disables commit.gpgsign explicitly rather than inheriting this repo's own global signing config (CodeRabbit, cubic x2). Extracted findCommentRunEnd/resolveModeAndRef to flatten the nesting/branching the fixes added (local CodeScene: 8.54 -> 9.38, critical findings cleared). Five new regression tests cover the reverse-continuation case, the staged-index-vs-dirty-working-tree case in both directions, and PR_BUDGET_BASE whitespace handling. Deferred with justification (replied on PR #760, not fixed here — genuine edge cases, not blockers for this tool's actual usage pattern in this repo): JSDoc/block-form TS comments (100% of existing QNBS-v3 comments in this repo use //), a QNBS-v3 substring inside a quoted YAML string value, multi-line CSS block-comment state carried across an unrelated earlier line, and rename-detection semantics (matches the existing --no-renames convention already used by ci-prepush-range-resolver.mjs).
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…uting tests Second exact-head wave on PR #760 (head d25b725), root-cause clustered: - readVersioned's file-missing detection matched only English git stderr text. On a non-English system locale (confirmed with this very machine's git, which reports deletions in German), every valid file deletion was misclassified as an ambiguous read error and failed closed (cubic P2, more severe in practice: a real locale bug, not just a stricter-pattern gap). Fixed at the root by forcing LC_ALL=C/LANG=C on every git subprocess this script spawns. New regression test proves the bug under a simulated non-English locale, verified to fail without the fix and pass with it. - Registry routing for the extensions added in the prior wave (.mts/.cts/ .jsx/.cjs) and its case-insensitive matcher had no test coverage (cubic P3). Added the missing assertions. - A comment overclaimed the checker "never re-derives @{upstream} itself"; untrue for a branch with no upstream yet. Reworded for accuracy (cubic P3). Deferred with justification (replied on PR #760): using the pre-push hook's exact per-refspec evidence instead of @{upstream} for the rare case of pushing a ref other than the checked-out branch — the correct base is already computed inside signing-core.mjs's resolvePushEvidence but not exposed for reuse; surfacing it touches the signing/attribution evidence contract and warrants its own dedicated change.
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🟠 Major · Scan CSS block markers from the full revision. · scripts/check-qnbs-v3-comments.mjs:160-176
160-176: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winScan CSS block markers from the full revision.
findBlockCommentViolationsonly examinesaddedLineNumbers. An unchanged/* QNBS-v3:opener is skipped when a later added line continues or closes the block.checkFileContentcalls this function directly for CSS files, so the touched multi-line marker passes validation.Scan complete CSS block-comment runs and report a violation when a run intersects
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- Line 52: Add a one-line `// QNBS-v3: ...` rationale immediately above the
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…, and header-collision Sixth exact-head wave on PR #760 (head 28035aa): - findUnquotedTokenIndex treated a backslash inside a single-quoted string as a YAML-style non-escape unconditionally, which is correct for the '#' token but wrong for '//': a JS/TS single-quoted string containing an escaped apostrophe (\') would end the tracked string one character early, desyncing quote state and risking a missed or false marker after it. Now skips the escaped character whenever the token is '//' (line-comment languages always support backslash escapes in single-quoted strings), keeping the '#'/YAML behavior unchanged. (cubic P2) - findBlockCommentViolations' end > i check assumed a violation always spans more than the opening line, missing the case where an added /* QNBS-v3: opener is the last physical line of the file and never closes at all. Now also flags when the block never closed. (cubic P2) - parseAddedLineNumbers matched literal '+++'/'---' prefixes to exclude the diff's file-header lines, but those lines are already excluded by the inHunk gate (they always precede the first @@ hunk header) — the extra content check instead misclassified a genuinely added line whose own text starts with ++ (e.g. "++counter; // QNBS-v3: ...") as a fake file header, silently dropping it from the added-line set. Removed the redundant, incorrect checks. (chatgpt-codex-connector P2) Four new regression tests: an escaped apostrophe before a trailing marker (with and without an added continuation), an added never-closing CSS opener at end of file, and an added ++-prefixed line adjacent to a continuation. All four verified to fail without their fix and pass with it. Deferred with justification (replied on PR #760): tracking quote/template- literal lexical state across physical lines (chatgpt-codex-connector P2) — a genuine gap for a QNBS-v3 marker immediately following the closing line of a multi-line template literal, but disproportionate architecture (a persistent whole-file lexer state machine) for a trigger condition that does not occur anywhere in this repository's actual QNBS-v3 usage today; joins the same deferred family as the CSS/YAML/block-form/rename edge cases from earlier waves on this PR.
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…lock opener Seventh exact-head wave on PR #760 (head 92fb6c5): findBlockCommentViolations required "QNBS-v3:" to be the very first text after "/*" on the opening line, so it never recognized this repo's own established convention — a marker embedded after decorative prefix text within a single-line block comment (index.css:9: "/* ── Theme: ... (QNBS-v3: DS foundation, ...) ── */"). Because the block was never recognized as QNBS-v3-governed at all, a future edit that turned it into a genuine multi-line violation would silently pass both staged and pre-push checks. Now scans the whole comment block (opening line's suffix, any middle lines, and the closing line's prefix) for "QNBS-v3:" instead of requiring it right after the opener, while keeping the existing whole-run traversal and the same-physical-line violation check unchanged. Two new regression tests: a decorated single-line marker (recognized, not flagged — matches index.css's real usage) and a marker on a middle line of an added multi-line block (recognized and flagged). (chatgpt-codex-connector P2; the overlapping half of coderabbitai's "scan comment delimiters with lexical state" finding) Deferred with justification (replied on PR #760): two independent /* */ block comments on the same physical line, where the marker sits in a later one (coderabbitai, other half of the same finding) — grepped the full repository and confirmed zero CSS files currently contain two block comments on one physical line, so this stays a hypothetical not worth the added parser complexity; joins the same deferred family as the CSS multi-line, YAML quoted-scalar, JSDoc/block-form, rename-detection, deletion-adjacency, and multi-line lexical/template-literal cases already deferred earlier on this PR. coderabbitai's other bullet (cross-line lexical state in findLineCommentViolations) is the same gap chatgpt-codex-connector already raised and this program already deferred with justification in the prior wave — not re-litigating, replying with a pointer to that disposition. Two CodeScene "Complex Conditional" advisories on this wave's own fixes (findUnquotedTokenIndex, findBlockCommentViolations) are the same accepted, non-suppressed structural-advisory disposition already established multiple times earlier on this PR — both conditionals are minimal and necessary for the correctness fix itself, not gratuitous branching.
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…form Eighth exact-head wave on PR #760 (head ea6f430): The marker check required the exact literal "QNBS-v3:" — but this repo's own established, widely-used convention is a *tagged* form, "QNBS-v3 (tag):", where tag identifies the reviewer/issue/phase that motivated the rationale (e.g. "QNBS-v3 (CodeAnt #342):" in App.tsx, "QNBS-v3 (T2):", "QNBS-v3 (#332/D3):", "QNBS-v3 (#333 item 1):" in types.ts). Grepping the repository confirms dozens of real, currently-existing markers use this tagged form across App.tsx, hooks/useApp.ts, types.ts, vite/vitest configs, and the proForge MCP server — none of which the checker previously recognized as QNBS-v3-governed at all, so any of them could silently grow into a genuine multi-line violation undetected by both staged and pre-push admission. (chatgpt-codex-connector P2 — a genuine current-blocker-grade gap, not a narrow hypothetical, so fixed now despite this PR's commit-budget headroom being limited.) Introduces a shared QNBS_MARKER_SOURCE regex fragment ('QNBS-v3(?:\s*\([^)]*\))?:') used to build QNBS_MARKER_START (anchored, for the line/YAML checks and the continuation-boundary INDEPENDENT_DIRECTIVE check) and QNBS_MARKER_ANYWHERE (unanchored, for the CSS block-text scan added last wave) — so both the plain and tagged forms are recognized everywhere consistently. Six new regression tests cover: a single-line tagged marker (line comment and YAML), a tagged marker gaining an added continuation, and two independent single-line tagged markers placed back to back (each correctly independent, neither treated as continuing the other). Also extracts findBlockCommentExtent/blockCommentHasMarker out of findBlockCommentViolations (previously flagged separately by both CodeScene "Complex Method" cyclomatic-complexity and cubic, converging on the same function after last wave's whole-block-scan fix) — pure refactor, no behavior change, matches the findCommentRunEnd extraction already used for the equivalent line-comment function. Deferred with justification (replied on PR #760): a same-line regex literal containing "//" confusing the token scanner before it reaches a real trailing marker (chatgpt-codex-connector P2) — the same class of gap as the already-deferred multi-line template-literal lexical-state finding, joining that family rather than building a second bespoke lexer for one more JS construct. Two independent /* */ block comments on one physical line with the marker in the second one (chatgpt-codex-connector P2) is the same already-deferred finding from the prior wave (0 such occurrences anywhere in this repository's CSS today) — not a new gap, same disposition stands. The recurring file-aggregate "Overall Code Complexity" mean-complexity CodeScene advisory continues under the same accepted, non-suppressed disposition established multiple times earlier on this PR.
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scripts/check-qnbs-v3-comments.mjs: a staged/diff-aware checker that mechanically enforces the one-physical-line QNBS-v3 rationale rule from AGENTS.md. Only newly added markers are checked, so untouched historical debt is never a new blocker. Wired into pre-commit (staged mode) andci:prepush(upstream-range mode, via the existingci-prepush-check-registry.mjsrouting).docs/CI.md. None become a mandatory pre-commit dependency; CodeRabbit/CodeAnt CLI remain deferred pending interactive maintainer login..github/workflows/**(mostly low-severity style suggestions), 6 unmaintained transitive Rust crates, and the already-trackedadm-zipadvisory (feat: Native File Associations (.storycraft/.scst) and Single-Instance behavior #87).Test plan
pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/scripts/checkQnbsV3Comments.test.ts tests/unit/tooling/ciPrepushClassifier.test.ts— 45 tests, real git fixtures, routing coverage, LF/CRLF, CSS block comments, non-workflow YAML config rejection,PR_BUDGET_BASEupstream-bootstrap fallback.git diff --checkclean,pnpm run docs:checkclean.tsgostrict typecheck clean (added.d.mtsdeclarations, fixednoUncheckedIndexedAccess/index-signature findings).pnpm run ci:prepushpassed on the final head.Summary by Sourcery
Enforce the QNBS-v3 one-physical-line rationale rule for new changes and document optional local security and quality tooling without making external scanners required.
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The QNBS-v3 one-physical-line comment rule was previously documented but unenforced; it now runs as a diff-aware admission check, blocking newly introduced multi-line rationales without blocking untouched historical violations. The PR also documents optional local security and quality tooling without making external scanners required.
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HEADagainst the upstream range inci:prepush, with direct invocation defaulting to staged mode and first-push support throughPR_BUDGET_BASE.Toolchain
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Enforce one-line QNBS-v3 rationales during local change checks
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✅ Fewer multiline QNBS-v3 policy violations reach commits✅ Clearer local feedback before push✅ Existing historical comment debt stays unblocked💡 Usage Guide
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