test(refresh-reviewers): extend input/docs drift check to caller blocks, README knobs, and the Default column - #299
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…f cross-check covers it refresh-reviewers.yml declares workflows_ref required-with-no-default but had no docs/callers page, so the BE-6508 docs cross-check derived a page name from its basename, found none, and silently skipped it. Give it its own guide and let the cross-check bind. - docs/callers/refresh-reviewers.md: new caller guide mirroring pr-risk.md's structure. Inputs table populated from the workflow's own workflow_call.inputs (window_months / top_k / floor / etc. — the real names), with the compliant no-default workflows_ref row. - docs/callers/README.md + README.md: index the new page (README's Setup cell was a bare em dash precisely because no guide existed). - check_workflow_pins.py + tests: reword the two comments that asserted refresh-reviewers is documented under assign-reviewers.md (a different reusable that does not declare workflows_ref) to a generic internal-workflow example, and add two DocsCrossCheckTests proving a reusable IS cross-checked via its own-name page.
Address the cursor-review threads on the new caller guide and the adjacent catalog/comment edits (all doc/comment accuracy, no behavior): - Scope the 'never force-reset' guarantee to a branch with an OPEN bot drift PR — the guard keys on that; a closed/merged/retargeted PR or a pre-PR branch is reset from the default branch. - pr_branch: warn it is force-reset+force-pushed every run, so it must name a throwaway branch (default-branch equality is the only rejected value; every other pre-existing branch is overwritten). - Qualify 'every comment is preserved': an inline trailing comment on a block-form list item being rewritten is not carried over. - top_k is a target cap only when floor <= top_k (inputs unvalidated). - reviewers.yml absent = silent green no-op, not a hard failure. - Fork claim scoped to the recommended schedule/dispatch caller. - Note there is no auto-bump fleet yet (pin bumped by hand) + record refresh-reviewers.yml in the deliberate-no-fleet table. - docs/callers/README.md: refresh-reviewers now in the concurrency and scheduled/dispatchable-callers lists. - check_workflow_pins.py + its test: correct the silent-skip comment — this branch is only reachable for a declared-no-default reusable with no own-name guide, not for bump-*/ci-*/test-* files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…llers Inputs table Two-way, stdlib-only drift check between on.workflow_call.inputs in .github/workflows/refresh-reviewers.yml and the ## Inputs table in docs/callers/refresh-reviewers.md, modeled on the cursor-review panel's test_workflow_inputs_docs.py. Guards the BE-4691 failure mode (a phantom documented input is a zero-job startup_failure for a copying caller; a deleted-but-documented or added-but-undocumented input drifts silently) for the new refresh-reviewers caller guide, which had no such pin. Two sets only: the .github/refresh-reviewers/README.md knob table is intentionally partial and uses combined-cell rows, so it is deliberately not a third set. Both scans are derived, not hardcoded, and each is sanity-guarded (non-empty and contains workflows_ref) so a silenced parser fails loudly instead of comparing two empty sets. Auto-discovered by test-refresh-reviewers.yml; no CI wiring change.
…arden its scanners Address cursor-review panel on #298. - High: test-refresh-reviewers.yml path-filtered only on .github/refresh-reviewers/** + itself, so a PR editing refresh-reviewers.yml's inputs or the guide's Inputs table ran zero jobs and the drift test never tripped. Add both parsed files to the pull_request and push paths filters, mirroring the cursor-review analogue. - Medium: skip blank/comment lines in the workflow input scan so a 4-space comment inside inputs: cannot trip the dedent break and silently truncate the scan. - Nit: HEADING now matches h4+ (^#{2,}) so a #### subsection under ## Inputs terminates the row scan. - Nit: read_lines tolerates CRLF; workflow_inputs aborts with an explanatory message when top-level jobs: is absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…EADME knobs, and the Default column Follows the two name-only input/docs pins in this file with three extensions covering the surfaces a consumer actually copies: 1. Fenced/comment `with:` blocks (guide ## Caller, workflow header comment) must be a SUBSET of the declared inputs — a phantom key there is a zero-job startup_failure for whoever copies the example, the #31 failure one level in from the Inputs table. 2. README "Knob defaults (and why)" phantom-only check: assert documented - declared == set() (the table is partial by design and uses combined-cell rows the TABLE_KEY regex correctly skips, so no set-equality). 3. Pin the guide Inputs table's Default column to the workflow's real `default:`, with the `workflows_ref` required-no-default special case. Each new scanner is guarded non-empty / still finding workflows_ref, matching the existing setUp, so a parser gone quiet fails instead of passing vacuously. Stdlib only.
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Address cursor-review panel findings on the input/docs drift test: - Scope the guide with: scan to the ## Caller fences and the workflow with: scan to the pre-jobs header comment, and scan each fenced block on its own, so an unrelated block can't satisfy the workflows_ref anti-vacuity guard while the real example loses its with:, a stray step-level with: can't register as a phantom input, and one block's with: can't absorb the next block's lines. - Parse the README's combined-cell knob rows (top_k / floor, min_touches / min_score) so those four knobs are still policed for phantom drift. - Anchor the required-cell check on the '— (**required**)' cell shape instead of a loose **required** substring, so a cell advertising a default the workflow lacks no longer canonicalizes to required. - Canonicalize an optional-no-default input to '' (its runtime value) instead of None, which the guide side can never produce. - Strip an inline comment and cosmetic surrounding quotes from a raw default: (preserving the '' spelling) so ordinary YAML edits don't false-red the suite. - Split table rows on unescaped pipes only, honoring GFM's \| so a Default cell containing a pipe doesn't shift every later column. - Raise on a duplicate input row so two contradictory Default cells can't pass as long as the last one is right. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…tes on a quoted default _clean_workflow_default checked for surrounding quotes before stripping a trailing inline comment, so a quoted default followed by a comment (e.g. `"bot/refresh-reviewers" # pinned`) never matched the quote check and kept its quotes, diverging from the guide's unquoted cell. Scan for the closing quote first, treating anything after it as a comment. Addresses a CodeRabbit finding on PR #299.
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What this does
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.github/refresh-reviewers/tests/test_inputs_docs.py(added by #298) with three new drift assertions, covering the surfaces a consumer actually copies — the same #31 / BE-4691 drift class the file already polices (a phantom input in the docs is a zero-jobstartup_failurefor whoever copies it), pushed one level in from the Inputs table to the copy-paste examples.with:blocks ⊆ declared inputs (test_example_with_blocks_are_declared_inputs). Both copy-paste callers this repo ships — the## Callerfenced YAML indocs/callers/refresh-reviewers.md, and the#-prefixed example in therefresh-reviewers.ymlheader comment — pass inputs viawith:. A new relative-indentation scanner collects the mapping keys directly underwith:(skippinguses:/secrets:, which sit at thewith:indent and end the block, and placeholder scalar values, which never start a line; for the header comment the leading#is stripped first so indentation is preserved) and asserts each set is a subset of the declared inputs. Subset, not equality — an example legitimately shows only a couple of inputs.test_readme_knob_table_has_no_phantom_knob)..github/refresh-reviewers/README.md's "Knob defaults (and why)" table is intentionally partial and uses combined-cell rows (| `top_k` / `floor` |) the existingTABLE_KEYregex correctly does not capture. Reusingdocumented_inputs(README, "## Knob defaults (and why)"), this asserts only the phantom direction (documented - declared == set()) — never set-equality, which would be permanently red because the table omits many inputs by design.test_guide_default_column_matches_workflow). Both existing assertions are name-only, so the guide Inputs table'sDefaultcolumn could silently drift from the workflow's realdefault:. A new scanner pairs each input key with its 8-spacedefault:line inrefresh-reviewers.ymland compares against the normalized Default cell of the guide's## Inputstable (strip backticks/markdown;''↔default: ''; and theworkflows_refspecial case —required: truewith no default, shown as— (**required**)), asserting per-input equality with a message naming the input and both values.Each new scanner keeps the existing
setUpguarding style — sanity-checked non-empty / still findingworkflows_ref— so a parser gone quiet fails loudly instead of passing vacuously. Stdlib only, no PyYAML.No CI wiring needed:
test-refresh-reviewers.yml'spaths:filter already includes.github/refresh-reviewers/**, and it runspython3 -m unittest discover, so the new methods run automatically.Verification
python3 -m unittest discover -s .github/refresh-reviewers/tests -p 'test_*.py' -v→ 53 tests OK (the 3 new ones included).with:key, a phantom README knob, a drifted guide Default cell, and aworkflows_refshown with a fake default instead of the required marker — all four go RED, confirming the checks are real, not vacuous.with:blocks resolve to{map_exclude, workflows_ref}(⊆ declared), the README knob scanner to{window_months, half_life_days, floor_min_touches, pr_branch}(combined-cell rows correctly excluded), and all 12 inputs' Default cells match the workflow.Provenance
python3 -m unittest discover -s .github/refresh-reviewers/tests -p 'test_*.py'green (53 tests); each new guard falsified against injected drift;py_compileclean; diff is a single test file, +260 lines, additive only.main(per the standing always-stack directive — the file this edits exists only on that branch). See Residual.Residual
main. This change cannot merge until test(refresh-reviewers): two-way input-vs-docs drift test for the caller guide #298 (adds the test file) and transitively docs(refresh-reviewers): add its own caller guide so the workflows_ref cross-check covers it #296 (addsdocs/callers/refresh-reviewers.md) merge. Both were open at authoring time. If test(refresh-reviewers): two-way input-vs-docs drift test for the caller guide #298 is revised in review in a way that reshapestest_inputs_docs.py, this stack may need a rebase; the net diff is purely additive (three new methods + supporting module functions), so conflicts should be mechanical.github-workflows#298 discussion_r4026892130) and the originating spike's findings comment are not reachable from the build sandbox; the three extensions were implemented directly from the recommended plan carried in the task. No behavioral surface ofrefresh-reviewersitself is touched — this is test-only coverage of existing docs/workflow content.