fix(scripts): repoint checks at the .adoc files that exist - #80
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The .md -> .adoc documentation migration moved these files but never updated
the scripts that READ them, so every check naming a .md has been operating on
a file that no longer exists.
Repointed: CHANGELOG.md->CHANGELOG.adoc CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md->CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc CONTRIBUTING.md->CONTRIBUTING.adoc
Three failure modes were in play across the estate, all fixed by the same
change:
* hard fail - 'check "X.md exists" "[ -f X.md ]"' can never pass
* wrong score - '[ -f X.md ] && ((doc_score++))' silently scores lower
* SILENT SKIP - 'if [ -f X.md ]; then ...greps... fi' skips the whole block,
so the checks inside never run and the gate reports success
by not checking at all
Human-readable labels are repointed too, so failure messages name the file that
is actually inspected. Where a script did 'git add ... X.md', that is fixed as
well - it would have failed at release time.
Only tokens whose .adoc twin exists in this repository were rewritten; anything
without a twin was left untouched for separate triage.
Found by an estate-wide sweep of 454 repos: 56 such checks across 18 repos.
Same defect class as hyperpolymath/Axiom.jl#82.
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WalkthroughThe compliance script now checks AsciiDoc documentation files for scoring and content validation. Licence validation requires ChangesDocumentation compliance
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Pull Request Overview
This PR successfully updates the rsr_compliance_check.sh script to align with the documentation migration from Markdown to AsciiDoc. Codacy indicates that the changes are up to standards with no new quality issues detected.
A critical logic issue was identified in the Bash arithmetic used for scoring; specifically, using ((doc_score++)) when the initial value is 0 will return a non-zero exit status, potentially terminating the script if set -e is enabled. Additionally, there is a mismatch between the PR description and the implementation: the description mentions updates to git add commands that are not present in the diff. Furthermore, while the files checked have changed, the failure messages in the script remain generic and do not specify the new file extensions, which may hinder debugging during compliance failures.
About this PR
- The PR description mentions updating 'git add' commands, but no such changes appear in the provided diff. Please verify if these changes were intended to be included in this PR.
Test suggestions
- Verify the documentation score increments correctly when CONTRIBUTING.adoc, CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc, and CHANGELOG.adoc are present.
- Verify that Category 9 accurately validates 'TPCF' content within CONTRIBUTING.adoc.
- Verify that Category 10 accurately validates 'CCCP' content within CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc.
- Verify that Category 11 accurately validates 'Semantic Versioning' content within CHANGELOG.adoc.
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Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify the documentation score increments correctly when CONTRIBUTING.adoc, CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc, and CHANGELOG.adoc are present.
2. Verify that Category 9 accurately validates 'TPCF' content within CONTRIBUTING.adoc.
3. Verify that Category 10 accurately validates 'CCCP' content within CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc.
4. Verify that Category 11 accurately validates 'Semantic Versioning' content within CHANGELOG.adoc.
Low confidence findings
- The script's failure messages (lines 115, 124, 133) remain generic and do not explicitly reference the new .adoc extension, contrary to what was suggested in the PR intent. Updating these would provide better clarity in compliance reports.
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In `@scripts/rsr_compliance_check.sh`:
- Line 111: Update the CONTRIBUTING.adoc reference checked by the compliance
script so it points to CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc instead of CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md,
preserving the existing TPCF validation behavior.
- Around line 52-55: Update the documentation scoring increments in the rsr
compliance check so they do not return a failure status under set -e when the
counter starts at zero. Replace the post-increment expressions in the doc_score
checks with pre-increment or explicit assignments, preserving one point per
existing documentation file.
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scripts/rsr_compliance_check.sh (1)
120-120: LGTM!Also applies to: 129-129
Co-authored-by: codacy-production[bot] <61871480+codacy-production[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com>
…s set -e safe
Two defects, both silently wrong rather than loudly broken.
1. FOUR of seven checks named files this repo does not have.
The .adoc repoint sweep converted three entries and left four:
checked actually present
README.md -> README.adoc
LICENSE.txt -> LICENSE
SECURITY.md -> SECURITY.adoc
MAINTAINERS.md -> MAINTAINERS.adoc
So the documentation score read 3/7 when the true figure is 7/7. A
compliance script that under-reports is worse than no score, because
the number looks authoritative.
2. '[ -f X ] && ((doc_score++))' is doubly unsafe under 'set -e'.
* if the file is MISSING the whole && returns non-zero -> set -e
terminates the script
* if the file EXISTS and the counter is 0, ((var++)) post-increment
returns the OLD value as exit status -> also non-zero -> also fatal
Verified: 'set -e; score=0; ((score++)); echo reached' never prints.
Note line 52 already used '((doc_score += 1))', which returns the NEW
value and is safe -- one line had been fixed and six left. Rewritten
as explicit if/then with arithmetic assignment, which is safe in both
directions.
Codacy flagged (2); (1) was found while checking whether its fix was
sufficient, and is the larger problem.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The
.md→.adocdocumentation migration moved these files but never updated the scripts that read them, so every check naming a.mdhas been operating on a file that no longer exists.Repointed: CHANGELOG.md->CHANGELOG.adoc CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md->CODE_OF_CONDUCT.adoc CONTRIBUTING.md->CONTRIBUTING.adoc
Three failure modes were in play across the estate, all fixed by the same change:
check "X.md exists" "[ -f X.md ]"[ -f X.md ] && ((doc_score++))if [ -f X.md ]; then …greps… fiLabels are repointed too, so failure messages name the file actually inspected. Where a script did
git add … X.md, that is fixed as well — it would have failed at release time.Only tokens whose
.adoctwin exists here were rewritten; anything without a twin was left for separate triage.Found by an estate-wide sweep of 454 repos: 56 such checks across 18 repos. Same class as hyperpolymath/Axiom.jl#82.