[brettheap]

Lane: openreposhape-2 (openRepoShape-2)
Claim: #38 (comment)

Closes #38.

What lands. devBenches/base-image/upstream-pin.yaml's openrepotools source moves from 9fbf01c789c311aa7c190b238a3df48ea39473e1 (pinned in #32/#34) to ff1f01aae70b8f21dce0e4654da071a1281b41a4 — gh api repos/opensoft/openRepoTools/compare/main...ff1f01aae70b8f21dce0e4654da071a1281b41a4 -q .status says identical, so it is the commit main carries. The tool and the Dockerfile do not change — the vendored paths are identical to W2's, so this is one apply run and nothing else.

Upstream, between the two commits:

• The no-estate sweep skips a root without the Speckit git overlay instead of counting it as a refusal openRepoTools#7 (closes In the no-estate sweep, park skips a root that has no Speckit git overlay instead of counting it as a refusal openRepoTools#6): park's bare no-estate sweep SKIPS a standalone root with no Speckit git overlay instead of counting it as a refusal — Brett Heap's ruling on park and resume carve out into opensoft/openRepoTools: its own installer, its own suite, pinned to the openRepoShape commit it was verified against; workBenches pins both standards by vendored copy (follows #77, #82) openRepoShape#92's open item. park <Name> on such a root still refuses; resume is untouched.
• openRepoTools --help: fix the sentence naming what --install places beside this file openRepoTools#4 (closes The --help sentence naming what --install places beside this file reads like it's missing a word openRepoTools#3): openRepoTools --help's usage() sentence naming the two verbs --install places alongside it is reworded — wording only.

The apply run, verbatim:

$ python3 devBenches/base-image/update-upstream.py apply --source openrepotools --at ff1f01aae70b8f21dce0e4654da071a1281b41a4 --yes
source      openrepotools (opensoft/openRepoTools)
pinned      9fbf01c789c3
target      ff1f01aae70b (on main)
vendor      files/openrepotools

  take      openRepoTools  15e4cb8ca6bb
  take      park  6c2dca99f2e1
  unchanged resume
  re-pin    commit 9fbf01c789c3 -> ff1f01aae70b

  wrote     files/openrepotools/openRepoTools  0755
  wrote     files/openrepotools/park  0755
  wrote     files/openrepotools/resume  0755
  re-pinned devBenches/base-image/upstream-pin.yaml  3 row(s) at ff1f01aae70b

NEXT  python3 devBenches/base-image/update-upstream.py check

resume comes back unchanged — confirmed from a run, not from reasoning, that neither PR#7 nor PR#4 touched it. openRepoTools changed (PR#4's wording fix) and park changed (PR#7's skip-without-overlay logic), both take.

Proofs, all run on this branch's HEAD.

Run	Result
update-upstream.py check	exit 0, 5 rows across 2 sources (openreposhape: openRepoShape, templates/assembly-root/project.yaml; openrepotools: openRepoTools, park, resume)
update-upstream.py list	exit 0, both sources named with their commits and vendor dirs
test-speckit-git-feature.sh	56/56 GREEN, exit 0
test-speckit-git-compat.sh	22/22 GREEN, exit 0
test-openspeckit-bootstrap.sh	742 GREEN, exit 0
git diff --stat	3 files: upstream-pin.yaml, files/openrepotools/openRepoTools, files/openrepotools/park — no tool change, no Dockerfile change, no resume change

Each vendored file diffs clean against the source at the pinned commit (local mirror clone ~/projects/openRepoTools at ff1f01a, clean):

• diff <(git -C ~/projects/openRepoTools show ff1f01a:openRepoTools) devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/openRepoTools — empty
• diff <(git -C ~/projects/openRepoTools show ff1f01a:park) devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/park — empty
• diff <(git -C ~/projects/openRepoTools show ff1f01a:resume) devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/resume — empty (byte-unchanged, as apply itself reported)

Not proven here: the image. dev-bench-base carries the new bytes only after its next rebuild — not run in this PR. The command that proves it, per #34's precedent:

cd devBenches/base-image && ./build.sh
docker run --rm <tag build.sh printed> sh -c \
    'for c in openRepoShape openRepoTools park resume; do command -v "$c"; done
     park --help | head -3'

Not here. The base-image rebuild and the host reinstall on Eagle (operator step, after this merges, per Brett's word in #38).

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Summary by Sourcery

Re-vendor openRepoTools at the current upstream main commit and update the base-image source pin.

New Features:

• Update the vendored openRepoTools utilities to the upstream main commit, including revised park behavior that skips standalone roots without a Speckit git overlay during bare no-estate sweeps.

Bug Fixes:

• Correct the openRepoTools help usage wording and ensure the vendored files match the newly pinned upstream commit.

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Reviewer's Guide

Re-vendors openRepoTools at upstream commit ff1f01a, updating the pin and hashes plus the openRepoTools help wording and park’s no-overlay skip behavior while leaving resume, the tooling, and Dockerfile unchanged. Repository and compatibility checks pass, but the base image has not been rebuilt or validated.

Flow diagram for the openRepoTools re-vendoring update

flowchart LR
    OldPin["openRepoTools at 9fbf01c"] -->|re-pin| NewPin["openRepoTools at ff1f01a"]
    NewPin --> Vendor["Vendored files"]
    Vendor --> Help["openRepoTools help wording"]
    Vendor --> Park["park skips roots without overlay"]
    NewPin --> Resume["resume unchanged"]
    NewPin --> Checks["Repository checks pass"]
    Checks --> Image["Base image rebuild pending"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Re-vendor openRepoTools from the upstream main commit and update integrity metadata.	Move the pinned commit to ff1f01a and refresh hashes for the changed executables. Replace vendored openRepoTools and park while preserving resume byte-for-byte. Keep file modes and vendor layout consistent with the upstream source.	devBenches/base-image/upstream-pin.yaml devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/openRepoTools devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/park
Bring in upstream behavior and wording fixes through the vendored binaries.	Update park so bare no-estate sweeps skip standalone roots lacking a Speckit git overlay rather than counting them as refusals. Retain refusal behavior for explicit park commands and leave resume unchanged. Reword the openRepoTools --help usage sentence without changing command behavior.	devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/park devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/openRepoTools
Validate provenance, repository consistency, and downstream compatibility without rebuilding the image.	Confirm update-upstream check/list, vendored-source diffs, and the three existing test suites pass. Document that the Docker image rebuild and Eagle host reinstall remain post-merge operator steps.	devBenches/base-image/upstream-pin.yaml devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/openRepoTools devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/park

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
opensoft/openRepoTools#3	Rewrite the openRepoTools --help sentence so it clearly explains that --install places this command alongside the park and resume verbs, without changing the rest of the help text.	✅
opensoft/openRepoTools#6	Update the vendored park command so that bare estate sweeps skip standalone roots lacking the Speckit git overlay, report them separately, exclude them from refusal counts and exit status, support the corresponding dry-run and all-skipped behavior, while continuing to run family holders and preserving explicit park refusal behavior.	✅
opensoft/openRepoTools#6	Preserve the existing resume behavior and shared estate-resolution behavior while incorporating the park-only change.	✅
opensoft/openRepoTools#6	Deploy the corrected park implementation in this repository by re-vendoring openRepoTools at the upstream commit containing the fix and updating its integrity pin.	✅
#38	Re-vendor openRepoTools from commit 9fbf01c789c311aa7c190b238a3df48ea39473e1 to ff1f01aae70b8f21dce0e4654da071a1281b41a4, updating the upstream pin and vendored file integrity data.	✅
#38	Include the upstream park behavior change so bare no-estate sweeps skip standalone roots without a Speckit git overlay, while preserving the existing behavior for park <Name> and leaving resume unchanged.	✅
#38	Include the upstream openRepoTools --help wording correction without unrelated tool or Dockerfile changes.	✅

Possibly linked issues

• The vendored openRepoTools copies move to ff1f01a: bare park skips roots without the overlay (Brett's ruling on openRepoShape#92), plus the --help wording fix #38: The PR directly implements the issue's requested ff1f01a re-vendoring and documented upstream changes.

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Pull request overview

Re-vendors openRepoTools at upstream commit ff1f01a, updating park behavior and help wording.

Changes:

• Updates the upstream revision and file pins.
• Refreshes vendored park and openRepoTools.
• Leaves resume unchanged.

File summaries

File	Summary
devBenches/base-image/upstream-pin.yaml	Updates the upstream revision and digests.
devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/park	Skips standalone roots without the overlay during sweeps; needs integration coverage for the new behavior.
devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/openRepoTools	Updates installation help wording.

Review details

Suppressed comments (1)

devBenches/base-image/files/openrepotools/park:777

• require_make still runs before this branch, so on a host with only standalone roots lacking the overlay, a bare sweep exits 2 before it can skip them. That contradicts the new contract and makes the all-skipped success path below unreachable when make is absent; defer the prerequisite until the first runnable estate (or skip the check when every discovered root is no-overlay).

        if [ "$ESTATE_KIND" = "standalone" ] && ! has_speckit_overlay "$ESTATE_ROOT"; then

• Files reviewed: 3/3 changed files
• Comments generated: 1
• Review effort level: Lite

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