fix(sweep,resolve): drain the Wave 2 deferred-work ledger (DW-1 … DW-94) - #756
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…proof-of-work The parked leg of `verify_dev` selected the proof-of-work skip from state a fresh session can inherit: the `[operator] enabled` policy flag plus the spec's own `awaiting-operator` status. A spec an earlier attempt left parked still reads parked to the next session, so a re-drive that did nothing selected #676's relaxation and verified green on someone else's declaration. The skip is now `parked and park_eligible`, giving it the two-sided shape plan-halt already has. `Engine._park_eligible_at_dispatch` records, on the fresh entry into `_dev_phase` and from the same instant as `baseline_commit`, whether the story's bound spec was already at `awaiting-operator`. Anchoring it to the phase rather than the attempt keeps a fixable repair of a malformed park eligible — that retry deliberately inherits the previous session's tree. Eligibility gates the skip and nothing else: the status pair, actions list, workflow tag, baseline match and sprint pair all still select on the observed status, so an inherited park carrying a real diff passes as before. When the skip does fire on an accepted park, the shared gate now runs its proof-of-work probe as an observation — from its own `proof_baseline`, so a commit that reached a shared checkout from outside the session cannot be credited — and the answer travels out on the return value to `_verify_dev_artifacts`, which journals `park-proof-of-work-skipped` with `zero_diff`. A park that wrote code and a park that wrote nothing are no longer indistinguishable after the fact.
…k skips proof-of-work" This reverts commit cb3bb3d.
…proof-of-work Give the parked leg's proof-of-work skip a two-part selector: the session's observed `awaiting-operator` status AND an expectation the orchestrator records at dev-phase dispatch (the story's bound spec was not already parked). The expectation is captured once per phase, on the same anchor as the attempt baseline, so a fixable repair still passes; only the skip narrows, so an inherited park with a real diff passes as before (DW-1). Return the waiver upward on `VerifyOutcome` and journal `park-proof-of-work-skipped` with a `zero_diff` flag at `Engine._verify_dev_artifacts`, so a park that wrote nothing and one that wrote real code stop being indistinguishable. The observation runs through the shared gate's own probe, so it cannot drift from the baseline the skipped gate would have used (DW-6).
…W-73 via bmad-loop
Stop a second resolve cycle re-presenting CRITICAL escalations the human already answered. `runs.rearm_escalation` stamps `task.escalations_resolved_upto = len(task.sessions)` beside the existing unconditional generation bump, gated on a new required keyword-only `resolution_recorded` supplied by the caller rather than read from `resolution.json` — that marker survives the re-arm that consumed it, so its presence says nothing about the current gesture. `resolve._gather_escalations` takes a keyword-only `start` and returns `(shown, suppressed)` from one walk; `build_context` threads the watermark in and the count out; `cmd_resolve` prints the count to the operator only when non-zero and only after the adapter has proved it supports an interactive session. `context.json`'s key set is unchanged — the agent-facing contract is untouched. The watermark is projected into `diagnose --json` and the markdown task table so a short `context.json` can be explained from a bug report. A re-arm that accepted no resolution — no session, or a session that wrote none — never moves the watermark, so those paths keep showing the whole trail.
This reverts commit dc0c36f.
DW-65: extract journal.TASK_CYCLE_ARTIFACTS as the one list both adapters' start_session unlinks and resolve._gather_escalations share, and guard against a bare artifact literal re-introducing the drift. DW-66: guard that a session task id is composed only in engine._session_task_id, so a fifth hand-mint cannot omit the -g<N> re-arm suffix and re-open #705. DW-82: guard that every journal field name is routed by diagnostics' redaction tables -- by name, and by kind where the table is kind-scoped -- or declared benign. The measured premise (renaming patch to patch_path leaves all 57 test_diagnostics.py rows green while the dump leaks) now reddens. Each detector rides the existing single-pass _scan_source and carries positive and negative probes, so a detector that stops detecting cannot read as green. Also fixes a leak the inventory exposed: sweep-inflight-stranded journalled story_keys as a list of raw bundle story keys, which fell through to scrub_json verbatim while the singular story_key beside it was aliased.
`rearm_escalation` published the status flip and stripped the stale `## Auto Run Result` about 250 lines before `save_state`, and only two of the aborts in that window undid those writes. A failing `journal.append` from the stale-restore residue pass, a non-git fault from the commits probe, or a failing `save_state` each escaped with the spec re-armed on disk while persisted state still said ESCALATED (DW-79, DW-83). Guard the whole window instead, with `save_state` as its single commit point: any fault rolls the spec back to the bytes the re-arm found and re-raises the original fault unchanged. `BaseException` rather than `Exception`, because the window is mostly blocking I/O an operator can interrupt. The rollback journals `rearm-aborted` carrying `rollback` (`restored` / `unchanged` / `unknown` / `failed`), which `resolve` and the TUI render through the one shared routing table — so the residue notices they echo from a `finally` can no longer be the whole account of a re-arm that left nothing behind (DW-85). Only `restored` and `unchanged` license "left exactly as the re-arm found it"; the default arm claims nothing, so the sentinel-clear leg no longer describes a file it deleted as untouched. The two hand-placed `_restore_rearmed_spec` calls are gone — the guard covers every fault source in the window, so the undo no longer depends on someone remembering to place it.
…indow Re-drive of DW-79/DW-83/DW-85 against the corrected intent contract. The guard landed in 63ddb1f; these are the paths that still left the spec published against an escalated task. - The abort record's own journal append absorbs any ordinary Exception, not just OSError, so a TypeError from it cannot replace the fault the record exists to report. KeyboardInterrupt/SystemExit still leave. - _restore_rearmed_spec selects its writer by the same lexical rule as the three writers it undoes. Calling the confined helper unconditionally refused exactly the out-of-root specs the flip and strip could still break. - The preimage capture refuses to publish a flip whose bytes it could not read from a file that is there AND that the re-drive reads, gated on the same pair as the flip's own refusal. - A save_state that demonstrably committed is no longer rolled back underneath. _rearm_commit_landed asks the disk, the only witness of a rename, and degrades to rolling back on any fault of its own. - The failed remedy names git or the operator's own copy; an untracked or out-of-checkout spec has no committed version to recover. Adds 12 rows across the abort paths, including the interrupt the abort append must not swallow and the failed outcome on the plain writer arm.
…amp at word boundaries Three bmad-loop notes from the build-review-economics work: - devcontract._flatten clamps at a word boundary: a mid-word cut backs up to the last join space, a cut ending exactly at a word end keeps the full cut, and a single unbroken token keeps the hard clamp (the DW-91-style mid-word `reason:` cut). - The process-exhaust ticket class (DW-55/64/90) is retired: a finalized, verify-green story whose review still recommends a follow-up journals the spent budget (review-followup-damped / review-budget-committed, the `refiled` field dropped, `re_review_capped` and the notify rules kept) and files no ledger entry. The refiled_followups record, its model field, and the #425 _carry_review_budget_followups carry are removed (three post-merge carries remain); DW-90 is closed in the ledger. - Harvest dedupes cross-spec sightings (DW-88 vs DW-65): a real finding that is not this spec's own replay but matches an OPEN entry — identical fingerprinted origin harvested from another spec, or a `DW-<n>:`-prefixed summary — stamps a `seen-again:` line via the new deferredwork.mark_seen_again_many instead of filing a duplicate, and never enters harvested_deferrals, so the isolated carry cannot re-file it. Done entries never match; recurrence after a close files fresh. The spec-deferrals-harvested event gains an additive `seen_again` field. DW-88 is closed as a duplicate of DW-65. Gate: full pytest 7730 passed / 51 skipped, pyright 0 errors, trunk fmt/check clean.
…59, DW-60, DW-61, DW-62, DW-63 via bmad-loop
`cmd_resolve` checked `isolation = "worktree"` beside a `repo_root:` override only after the confirm, so an operator built adapters, conversed with a full agent and answered the re-arm prompt before being handed rc 1 for a pair that was knowable from config the whole time. `cmd_run` and `cmd_sweep` refuse it before provisioning anything. The check now also runs in the pre-session arm, and the `bmadconfig.load_paths` read moves above `_make_adapters` so it can precede the adapter build for the reason `cmd_run` puts it ahead of its queue and worktree-clean gates: this refusal says the configuration cannot run at all, so an adapter fault reported first sends the operator at the wrong problem. Ordering only -- `load_paths` is a read and its degrade arm is unchanged. The post-confirm refusal stays the authority: it re-reads the config after a conversation of unbounded length, and it is the only one that `--no-interactive` reaches. `restamp_code_root` now journals `rearm-code-root-restamped`. It is the gesture on which the code root actually moved, and it was the one leaving no durable trace: the re-stamp aligns the mirror `_resume_paused_run` later compares against config, so by the time `run-resume` computes `code_root_changed` the two necessarily agree and it records false. A stderr line and a TUI toast are not records. `rearm-spec-flip-skipped` carries `reaches_redrive`. `refused` is False for two disjoint reasons and a reader out of process cannot re-derive which, so the renderer asserted worktree behaviour -- "it mounts a fresh worktree and reads the COMMITTED spec" -- on a run that mounts nothing, telling the operator a failed flip was harmless at exactly the moment it is not. A record written before the field keeps the wording it was written under. `stale-restore-excluded` drops its completed-past-tense claim about a baseline that an abort never persists. Three of those fixes had landed with no test. Rows were added for each at the lowest layer that catches the regression, and `reaches_redrive` is declared in `JOURNAL_BENIGN_FIELDS`, which the routing guard had failed on. Every new negative assertion was ablated serially against a cp backup under PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1 and graded on the named test reddening. Four documentation defects found by the same review are corrected. A `Changed` bullet claimed diagnose routes "by field name across every entry rather than by kind, so no existing run's dump changes shape" -- false in both halves, and it contradicted the `Security` entry beside it; the kind table does change pre-existing dumps, for `target` on the three merge kinds and `sentinel` on `sentinel-cleared`. Three `Fixed` entries repaired defects no released version had, and are folded into the `Added`/`Changed` entries that introduce them rather than deleted, since a release promotes `Unreleased` verbatim. The `Security` entry states that the branch-name leak pre-dates this work and that #640 names the work that found it rather than a reporting issue. README gains the resume hold and lists `resolve` among what the #414 pair refuses.
Enumerate-vs-declare inventories for the two surfaces review iteration 6 kept re-finding by hand: 200 literal journal kinds (JOURNAL_KINDS, fed by a literal-kind emit that also sees kind-only and constructor-inline writes), nine _refuse_*/_reject_* helper defs (REFUSAL_HELPER_DEFS, Counter multiplicity), and the eleven #414-family isolation-refusal call sites (ISOLATION_CONFLICT_CALLERS, with multiplicity). Exact in both directions; every new detector arm carries must-flag and must-stay-silent probe rows.
…at once Review pass 2 follow-ups to 8100c53: - A second journalkindliteral arm reads the literal kind= a caller hands a declared dynamic-kind position, and that position's kind parameter default, so review-skipped, review-skipped-awaiting-operator, sweep-bundle-closed and sweep-bundle-reclosed join JOURNAL_KINDS (200 -> 204). Only the f-string family stays outside the inventory; header, docstring, testing.md and CHANGELOG now say so. Must-flag rows landed failing-first. - test_journal_kind_inventory_is_complete grades undeclared and stale from one scan in one assertion (_journal_kind_inventory_drift), so a rename's single failure names both the new spelling and the stale row; a synthetic-findings probe pins the helper. - State the constructor arm's bounds: a Journal subclass constructed inline, super().append inside _RearmJournal's override, and an import-aliased constructor are invisible to the journal scan. - docs/testing.md: the "four detectors carry probe matrices" bullet rewritten to the current family list.
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The command git worktree list -z is a feature of the Git version control system used to display information about all registered worktrees in an easy-to-parse format [1]. When you run git worktree list --porcelain -z: 1. It provides output in a machine-readable "porcelain" format designed for scripts, which remains stable across different Git versions [1]. 2. The -z flag causes the output to use NUL characters instead of newlines as line terminators [1]. 3. This is particularly useful when worktree paths contain unusual characters, such as newlines, ensuring they can be parsed correctly without ambiguity [1]. The "Documentation/RelNotes" path you mentioned refers to the Git project's release notes, which document feature additions and changes across various versions [2][3][4]. While the worktree functionality itself was introduced in Git 2.7.0 [4], the refinement to include specific flags and formatting like -z with --porcelain has been part of the ongoing evolution of the git worktree command set [1]. You can verify the expected behavior and usage in the official git-worktree documentation [1] or by reviewing the Git project's test suite, such as t/t2402-worktree-list.sh [5].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/git/git/blob/7c6d8ee8fa3be77d4bf4d38f59e866a0af1931f8/Documentation/git-worktree.txt
- 2: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/RelNotes/2.30.0.adoc
- 3: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/RelNotes/2.12.0.adoc
- 4: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/RelNotes/2.7.0.adoc
- 5: https://github.com/git/git/blob/e9019fca/t/t2402-worktree-list.sh
🌐 Web query:
"Separate worktrees with NUL character" git worktree release
💡 Result:
In Git, you can use the -z option with the git worktree list command to terminate output lines with a NUL character instead of a newline [1][2]. This functionality is designed to be used in conjunction with the --porcelain option (i.e., git worktree list --porcelain -z) [2][3]. It ensures that the output remains machine-parsable even when worktree paths contain newline characters [1][4]. Note that the -z option requires --porcelain; using -z alone without --porcelain will result in an error [4]. This feature was introduced to make script-based parsing of worktree details more robust [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
- 2: https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-worktree.html
- 3: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/git-worktree.1.html
- 4: https://public-inbox.org/git/20210105110219.99610-1-phillip.wood123@gmail.com/
🌐 Web query:
Git v2.34 worktree list --porcelain -z support
💡 Result:
The git worktree list --porcelain option is fully supported in Git v2.34 and has been available since the git worktree command was introduced [1][2][3]. The --porcelain flag is designed to provide stable, machine-readable output suitable for scripts, ensuring compatibility across different Git versions regardless of user configuration [1][4][5]. In this format, each attribute of a worktree is listed on its own line, with boolean attributes (such as bare or detached) shown as labels only, and key-value pairs separated by a single space [1][3]. An empty line indicates the end of a record for a specific worktree [1][3]. Additionally, it is recommended to combine --porcelain with the -z flag when parsing output to handle worktree paths that may contain newline characters [1][4]. When -z is used, lines are terminated with a NUL character instead of a newline [1][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
- 2: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree/2.10.5
- 3: https://github.com/git/git/blob/f73ee0c6be1c4ce97c623ac6e7d4d2386817bfe0/Documentation/git-worktree.txt
- 4: https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-worktree.html
- 5: https://github.com/git/git/blob/0d8683c552c921fcf4cbd3f935d99496d153c811/Documentation/git-worktree.txt
🌐 Web query:
site:public-inbox.org/git/20210105110219.99610-1-phillip.wood123@gmail.com "-z" worktree list
💡 Result:
The -z option is used with the git worktree list command in conjunction with the --porcelain flag [1][2]. It changes the output format by terminating each line with a NUL character instead of a newline [1][3]. This functionality is specifically designed for scripting, as it allows for the reliable parsing of output even when worktree paths contain newline characters [1][4]. When -z is used, it also prevents the escaping of "unusual" characters in the lock reason, which would otherwise occur under the default behavior governed by core.quotePath [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree.html
- 2: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/git-worktree.adoc
- 3: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
- 4: https://man.archlinux.org/man/extra/git/git-worktree.1.en
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
url='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git/git/v2.34.0/Documentation/git-worktree.txt'
printf '%s\n' '--- Git v2.34.0 documentation ---'
curl -fsSL "$url" | rg -n -C 5 -- '--porcelain|-z|--null'
url='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git/git/v2.34.0/builtin/worktree.c'
printf '%s\n' '--- Git v2.34.0 implementation ---'
curl -fsSL "$url" | rg -n -C 8 -- 'porcelain|null|NUL|\\-z'Repository: bmad-code-org/bmad-loop
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Add a Git 2.34-compatible fallback for worktree list --porcelain -z.
Git 2.34.0 supports only --porcelain for git worktree list; its implementation does not define -z. Git therefore rejects this command. worktree_list raises GitError, and worktree_is_registered propagates it before its identity checks. Add a newline-delimited fallback or raise GIT_FLOOR.
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minimal, and validate.
In `@src/bmad_loop/verify.py` at line 2264, Update worktree_list to support Git
2.34 by retrying git worktree list with --porcelain and newline-delimited
parsing when the --porcelain -z invocation raises GitError, or explicitly raise
GIT_FLOOR instead. Ensure worktree_is_registered still performs its identity
checks without propagating the unsupported -z failure.
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| def racing_cleanup(project_path, run_dir): | ||
| if run_dir == racer: |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Key the racer on the run id, not on Path equality.
cmd_clean derives its run_dir values from runs.list_run_dirs(_project(args)), and _project canonicalizes the project root. On a host where the temp root contains a symlink (for example /var -> /private/var on macOS), the canonical path differs from racer by spelling, so run_dir == racer is never true. The racer is then archived or deleted and the protected assertion fails for a path-spelling reason, not for the contract under test.
The sibling test at lines 409-414 already compares run_id instead, which is spelling-independent.
🐛 Proposed fix
def racing_cleanup(project_path, run_dir):
- if run_dir == racer:
+ if run_dir.name == racer.name:
raise runs.LiveEngineError("engine resumed")
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| def racing_cleanup(project_path, run_dir): | |
| if run_dir == racer: | |
| def racing_cleanup(project_path, run_dir): | |
| if run_dir.name == racer.name: | |
| raise runs.LiveEngineError("engine resumed") | |
| return real_cleanup(project_path, run_dir) |
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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In `@tests/test_cleanup.py` around lines 482 - 483, Update racing_cleanup to
identify the racer by run_id instead of comparing run_dir Path objects, matching
the sibling test’s spelling-independent approach and preserving the
protected-run assertion.
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| def test_synth_park_assertion_uses_only_the_last_real_marker(tmp_path): | ||
| """A fenced example and an older genuine park cannot authorize a later result.""" | ||
| sp = _spec( | ||
| tmp_path / "s.md", | ||
| status="awaiting-operator", | ||
| auto_run=None, | ||
| actions="['do it']", | ||
| body_extra=( | ||
| "\n```md\n## Auto Run Result\n\nStatus: awaiting-operator\n```\n" | ||
| "\n## Auto Run Result\n\nStatus: awaiting-operator\n" | ||
| "\n## Auto Run Result\n\nStatus: done\n" | ||
| ), | ||
| ) | ||
|
|
||
| assert ( | ||
| devcontract.synthesize_result(sp, story_key="1-1-a").result_json["park_asserted"] is False | ||
| ) |
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Two park-assertion rows cannot fail on the term they name. synthesize_result computes park_asserted as a conjunction ending in park_marker_session_authored. Both rows omit that argument, so it defaults to False and the result is False before marker selection or the ORCHESTRATOR_SYNTH_NOTE check is consulted. Each row therefore duplicates the default-False fact that test_synth_genuine_park_marker_defaults_to_unasserted_without_session_provenance already pins at Line 429.
tests/test_devcontract.py#L393-L409: passpark_marker_session_authored=Trueso the trailingdonemarker is the only reason the park is unasserted.tests/test_devcontract.py#L412-L426: passpark_marker_session_authored=Trueso theORCHESTRATOR_SYNTH_NOTEin the marker detail is the only reason the park is unasserted.
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tests/test_devcontract.py#L393-L409(this comment)tests/test_devcontract.py#L412-L426
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In `@tests/test_devcontract.py` around lines 393 - 409, The tests invoking
synthesize_result at tests/test_devcontract.py lines 393-409 and 412-426 must
pass park_marker_session_authored=True; update both sites so marker selection
and, respectively, the trailing done marker or ORCHESTRATOR_SYNTH_NOTE are the
sole reasons park_asserted remains false.
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| link = project / "linked" | ||
| link.symlink_to(external, target_is_directory=True) |
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Guard the directory-symlink creation so this row skips instead of failing.
link.symlink_to(external, target_is_directory=True) runs unguarded. On Windows a directory symlink needs SeCreateSymbolicLinkPrivilege or Developer Mode, so this call raises OSError on a runner without that privilege and the test errors instead of skipping.
Two other tests added in this change already handle the same condition by skipping: tests/test_journal.py lines 80-83 and tests/test_generic_tmux.py lines 3253-3256. tests/test_journal.py line 346-353 also documents this exact privilege requirement.
The symlink-external leg is the load-bearing half of this row, so keep it and degrade only where the platform cannot create the link.
🛡️ Proposed fix to match the sibling skip guard
link = project / "linked"
- link.symlink_to(external, target_is_directory=True)
-
- for raw in (str(spec), str(link / "spec.md")):
+ try:
+ link.symlink_to(external, target_is_directory=True)
+ except (NotImplementedError, OSError) as e:
+ pytest.skip(f"directory symlinks unavailable: {e}")
+
+ for raw in (str(spec), str(link / "spec.md")):
task = StoryTask(story_key="1-1-a", epic=1, spec_file=raw)
task.relativize_project_local_accepted_spec(project)
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| link = project / "linked" | |
| link.symlink_to(external, target_is_directory=True) | |
| link = project / "linked" | |
| try: | |
| link.symlink_to(external, target_is_directory=True) | |
| except (NotImplementedError, OSError) as e: | |
| pytest.skip(f"directory symlinks unavailable: {e}") | |
| for raw in (str(spec), str(link / "spec.md")): | |
| task = StoryTask(story_key="1-1-a", epic=1, spec_file=raw) | |
| task.relativize_project_local_accepted_spec(project) | |
| assert task.spec_file == raw |
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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In `@tests/test_model.py` around lines 386 - 387, Guard the directory symlink
creation in the test row around link.symlink_to so an OSError caused by
unavailable symlink privileges skips the row instead of failing. Preserve the
symlink-external scenario and degrade only when link creation is unsupported,
following the existing skip behavior used by the sibling tests.
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What
Drains the deferred-work ledger accumulated by Wave 2's review iterations: 67 DW entries
(DW-1 … DW-94) closed across 45 commits, plus the
#414isolation-conflict refusal thatreview iteration 6 surfaced in
bmad-loop resolve.Why
Wave 2 (#744) landed the re-arm contract, but its four review iterations and four bot-review
rounds parked their findings in
deferred-work.mdrather than widening that PR. This is thefollow-through. Leaving the ledger undrained meant the next wave would inherit a backlog whose
entries had already been verified against the codebase.
How
rearm_escalationbecomesa transaction from the spec flip to
save_state; a failed commits probe journalsrearm-commits-probe-failedinstead of reading byte-identical to "no commits found".repo_rootis recorded in runstate.jsonand re-stamped on resume, so an out-of-process re-arm uses the tree the runmeasured.
bmad-loop resolvenow warns before a divergent-root session launches, andrefuses the
#414isolation conflict before the interactive session rather than after ithas already mutated.
three enumerate-vs-declare inventories in
tests/test_portability_guard.py: 204 literaljournal kinds,
_refuse_*/_reject_*helper definitions counted with multiplicity, and theeleven
#414-family isolation-refusal call sites. Each detector arm carries must-flag andmust-stay-silent probe rows, so a detector that stops detecting cannot read as green.
DW-41 … DW-54, DW-67 … DW-77, DW-84, DW-86, DW-89, DW-91, DW-93, DW-94).
Testing
uv run pytest -q -n logical— 7981 passed, 51 skipped.uv run pyright— 0 errors,0 warnings, 0 informations.
trunk check --all --no-fix— 259 files, no issues.Every negative assertion added here was ablated (gating code deleted, test confirmed to fail)
before being trusted, per the repo's ablation rule.
Changelog
Entries land under
## [Unreleased]inCHANGELOG.md—Added,ChangedandFixed.Four ledger entries stay open by decision, not by omission:
_notice_reason's display cap belongs to Wave 3/#734, which is chartered to unify all six display surfaces. No line-shape test can be written before that fix lands without asserting the very behaviour deferred.patchby name covers three kinds beyond the two the entry named — intended and documented, flagged for a second look.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
resolveandresumehandling for concurrent run changes, escalation re-arming, and isolated worktrees.Bug Fixes
Documentation