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adopt-project.py: check follows each symlink the plan keeps where the shape writes its files, and execute refuses one the shape cannot write through, or one it writes beneath that git checks out as a file, before any leg exists, so such a link no longer breaks the run after both legs are pushed or has the shape's files written outside the assembly (#183, #178) - #504
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…eg exists, a symlink the plan keeps in the root that a shape file cannot be written through, so a link that dangles, enters a leg, loops or leaves the tree no longer ends in a traceback, or in `validate.yml` written outside the assembly, after both legs are pushed (#183, #178) The shape's files are written into the assembly by plain path, so a symlink the plan keeps in the root at or above one of them is followed. `check` asked nothing about such a link and `execute` made both legs first. On main f25d805 (lane 2's table, re-run): a dangling link, a link into a path sent to a leg or into a mount, and a loop died in a Python traceback; `.github -> ../outside-ci` or an absolute target wrote the shape's `validate.yml` OUTSIDE the assembly and still said `adoption verified`. Every case left both leg remotes behind. `check` now follows every path the shape writes, and its copy under `shape/` where the path is taken, through the root the plan keeps (the source's root-kept paths, their symlinks, the two mounts). It reports `plan-root-symlink`, naming the link, its target and the shape path, for a link that: - dangles (its target is not in that tree), or leads to a path the plan sends to a leg or drops; - leaves the tree (an absolute target, or `..` above the root); - enters a leg mount, or a submodule kept in the root; - runs round a loop; - carries the shape's scripts anywhere but ONE directory directly under the root. Each script imports `repo_shape` from beside itself and takes `Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]` as the root, so `scripts -> tools` bootstraps and `scripts -> tools/sub` or `scripts -> .` fails the first bootstrap. `execute` refuses the same findings through #168's `_refuse_what_check_finds`, before any leg exists. The paths come from the materializer's own lists, through `assembly_root_paths()`, which has #172's name and shape so the two branches merge mechanically. A link no shape path runs through is not looked at. A link whose target the root keeps is still followed end to end (`.github -> ci`, `scripts -> tools`, `contracts -> governance`, `shape -> vendor`, chains through `..`). A DANGLING link is refused even where main wrote through it and bootstrapped: behind `.gitattributes -> config/attrs`, git 2.43 says "unable to access '.gitattributes': Too many levels of symbolic links" and applies no attributes, so the shape's LF guarantee is lost. `core.symlinks=false` (#183): the assembly's clone holds a link as a plain file, and the materializer died there with NotADirectoryError after the legs. `execute` now asks a throwaway repository in the work directory, only when the plan keeps a link the shape writes beneath. It refuses before any leg as `adopt-symlinks-off`. That is a refusal rather than a forced `core.symlinks=true`, because the false value usually means the filesystem cannot hold a symlink, and there the clone would fail after the legs. Defence in depth: the materializer refuses, before the `mkdir` and the write, a path that leads out of its target (`materialize-outside`), runs round a loop (`materialize-symlink-loop`), or meets a file or a dangling link where it needs a directory (`materialize-blocked`). An ordinary tree is written exactly as before. `SYMLINK_HOPS` now lives in the materializer and adopt imports it. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… and the `load_yaml` non-UTF-8 refusal, with no conflict Main touches `_seed_leg`, `copy_tree`, `stage_written` and `git_init_commit`; this branch touches `place()`, `check`'s findings and `execute`'s refusals. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…D6's link out, so the case fails when `check` follows a link the root no longer holds (#183, #178) `the-link-itself-sent-to-a-leg` sent `.github -> ci` to the code leg with `ci/` kept in the root. A `check` that followed the link anyway reached a directory the root keeps and found nothing wrong, so the case passed under every mutation of the revert table, M22 included (`a link sent to a leg is followed`). It is now D6's own link, `.github -> ../outside-ci`, sent to the code leg instead of kept. Main's `check` and this branch's both say `plan ok` for it; with M22 applied it is a `plan-root-symlink` finding, so the case now fails when the rule it pins is broken. It moves from ACCEPTED, whose targets the root keeps, to UNRELATED, the links no shape path runs through. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…symlink check, as it names #169's mount-path check, so it again lists everything `check` validates (#183, #178) The paragraph lists what `check` validates, and #169 extended it when it added the mount-path check. This branch added `plan-root-symlink` without a word there. No other document names `check`'s findings: docs/cli.md renders each tool's `--help`, which takes only the docstring's first line, so it is unchanged and `tests/test_cli_reference.py` still passes. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…` names what is in the way, so a plain file kept where the shape needs a directory is not told a check that said `plan ok` would have caught it (#183, #178) `materialize-blocked`, `materialize-outside` and `materialize-symlink-loop` share one remediation, and it said "`adopt-project.py check` names it before any leg exists". That holds for a symlink, which `check` now follows. It does not hold for a plain FILE the plan keeps where the shape needs a directory. Take a source holding a file named `.github`, kept in the root: `check` says `plan ok`, `execute` makes both legs, and then prints `REFUSED materialize-blocked: .github/workflows/validate.yml cannot be written: .github is a file, not a directory` with that sentence under it (main 22c9fdd dies there in a NotADirectoryError traceback, also after both legs). The remediation now says only what is true in every case: nothing was written at that path; send what is in the way to a leg or `drop` it, and re-run into fresh legs. A comment beside it says why it names no `check`. `test_a_file_where_the_shape_needs_a_directory_is_a_refusal` asserts the remediation names no `check`, and fails with the old sentence. A plain file in the way is still found only after the legs. Reporting it in `check` is a new finding, beyond this issue's symlinks. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…_entry_findings`, the one list `check` and `execute` share, now carries the root-symlink findings #166 (via #194) replaced the separate compositions in `check` and in #168's `_refuse_what_check_finds` with `_entry_findings`. This branch had added `_root_symlink_findings` to each of the two old compositions, so the merge conflicted in `_refuse_what_check_finds` and in the module docstring's `check` paragraph. Resolved keeping both sides' intent: - `_entry_findings` returns coverage, legs, the source's own submodules, then the root-symlink findings, so `check` prints them and `execute` refuses them from one list. `check`'s own extra call is gone. `_root_symlink_findings` takes the tree `_entry_findings` already read, as `_submodule_findings` does. - `_refuse_what_check_finds` and its docstring are main's, which name `_entry_findings`, plus one clause for the symlinks. - The module docstring's `check` paragraph keeps #166's submodule clause, then this branch's symlink clause. - `_PlannedRoot` reads a link's target with main's `GIT_CAT_FILE`, so `cat-file` stays spelled once; that constant's comment names this use. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…findings` hands `_leg_findings` the tree #198 requires and still ends with the root-symlink findings, so `check` and `execute` report both from one list #198 (#172 + #191) made `_leg_findings(plan, tree)` take the source tree as a REQUIRED argument, and added `assembly_root_paths()` and `SHAPE_PIN` to the materializer, the same function and constant this branch had added. The merge conflicted in four hunks. Each is resolved keeping both sides: - scripts/shape_materialize.py, `assembly_root_paths()`'s docstring. The body and `SHAPE_PIN` were identical on both sides. The docstring now names both of its readers in adopt-project.py, the mount-path refusal (#172) and `check`'s walk through the symlinks a plan keeps (#178), and both test files that hold the list to an empty-target run. - adopt-project.py, the module docstring's `check` paragraph: #198's mount-path clause inside the parenthesis, then #166's submodule clause, then this branch's symlink clause. - adopt-project.py, the `shape_materialize` import list: this branch's side. It already held `assembly_root_paths`, the one name #198 added, beside `BOOTSTRAP` and `SYMLINK_HOPS`. - adopt-project.py, `_entry_findings`'s docstring: coverage, then each entry's `leg:` and the two mount paths (#198), then the source's own submodules, then the root-symlink findings (this branch). Merged without a conflict, and read after the merge: - `_entry_findings` calls `_leg_findings(plan, tree)` and appends `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)` after the submodule findings. - `_refuse_what_check_finds` keeps #198's remediation clause ("mount neither leg over a path the assembly root holds") followed by #166's `*remediation`. Its docstring keeps this branch's symlink clause and #198's `plan-leg-path-collides` sentence. - `execute` still runs `_refuse_symlinks_checked_out_as_files` right after `_refuse_what_check_finds`, before any leg. - This branch's own remediation sentences (the `plan-root-symlink` finding's, `adopt-symlinks-off`'s, and the materializer's `UNWRITABLE_REMEDIATION`) are in code #198 did not touch. Where both fire for one plan (`.github -> ci` kept with `ci/` kept and `legs.spec_path: ci`; `.github -> ../outside-ci` with `legs.spec_path: .github`), `check` prints `plan-leg-path-collides` first and `plan-root-symlink` after it. Each sentence is true of the plan as written. `execute` refuses under the first code with all of them, before any leg exists. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…200 merge with no conflict, `_entry_findings` still hands `_leg_findings` the tree, and a symlink the plan keeps and the shape writes through is still refused before any leg, ahead of #200's mount guard This brings in 8df21e6 (#201, for #179) and a5b09c3 (#200, for #174). #201 moved the leg-path rule verbatim from adopt-project.py into scripts/shape_materialize.py, and adopt-project.py now imports it back as one unit. #200 added `_refuse_an_unmountable_path` (`adopt-mount-occupied`, `adopt-mount-unaddable`), which runs before each `git submodule add --force`. There was no conflict. `git merge-tree` and the merge both resolved every file without help. Read after the merge: - `_entry_findings` calls `_leg_findings(plan, tree)`, then appends `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)` after the submodule findings, as at a61ccbe. - `_PlannedRoot` reads `WINDOWS_ABSOLUTE_RE` and `leg_path_problems`. Both now live in shape_materialize.py and arrive through #201's second import block. The first block keeps this branch's `BOOTSTRAP` and `SYMLINK_HOPS`. - In shape_materialize.py, this branch's block sits before `_materialize` and #201's sits at the end of the file. They share no name. - This branch's diff against main in adopt-project.py and scripts/shape_materialize.py has the same lines after the merge as a61ccbe's diff against 20e13f0. - Every remediation sentence is kept: #198's clause in `_refuse_what_check_finds`, #200's `MOUNT_REMEDIATION`, and this branch's `plan-root-symlink`, `adopt-symlinks-off` and `UNWRITABLE_REMEDIATION`. Which fires first. `execute` refuses `check`'s findings in their order before any leg exists: `plan-leg-path-collides` from `_leg_findings`, then `plan-root-symlink`. `adopt-symlinks-off` comes next, also before any leg. #200's guard comes at the mount, after both legs are pushed, and the materializer's refusals come after that. Four plans are refused by more than one of these: - `.github -> ci`, with `ci/` kept and `spec_path: ci`; - `.github -> ../outside-ci`, with `spec_path: .github`; - `.github -> spec/ci`, with `ci/` kept and `spec_path: ci`; - `.github -> ../outside-ci`, with `spec_path: .github/spec`. For each, `check` lists `plan-leg-path-collides` first and `plan-root-symlink` after it. `execute` refuses under the first code with all of them, before any leg exists. With #198's root-kept half switched off, as #200's tests do, `plan-root-symlink` still refuses three of the four before any leg. #198's shape half refuses the fourth. Only with `check`'s list switched off does #200's guard meet them, after both legs are pushed, and it refuses each by name. Each sentence is true of its plan. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…erification merges with no conflict, and `_entry_findings` still hands `_leg_findings` the tree and ends with the root-symlink findings 54aa69a is #165 (#173): `_verify` passes over the two leg mounts and no other gitlink, so a submodule the source keeps in the root is `adopt-root-submodule`, any other root gitlink `adopt-unexpected-gitlink`, one in a leg AND the root `adopt-duplicated`, and a missing mount `adopt-mount-missing`. Conflicts: none. `git merge-tree --write-tree HEAD origin/main` gave tree 02f87a1 with no conflicted file, and `git merge --no-ff --no-commit` staged the same tree: adopt-project.py, tests/test_adopt_submodules.py and tests/test_adopt_verify.py (new). Checked on the staged merge: - `_entry_findings` still calls `_leg_findings(plan, tree)` (#198's required argument), then appends `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)` last, after the submodule findings. - tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py and tests/test_adopt_verify.py: 74 passed. test_adopt_verify.py switches `_refuse_what_check_finds` off with `lambda *_: None`, so it takes whatever `execute` passes. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hat `place` will find, so `CLAUDE.md -> /home/me/CLAUDE.md` adopts beside it as on main while one to nothing there is refused before any leg, and a link that leads the shape's copy onto something already there, or a case twin, is refused too (#183, #178) The review of 04792d2 found the walker refusing plans main adopts, and passing plans main breaks after both legs exist. This answers each item. B1. A link AT a path the shape writes is decided by what the materializer will do with it. `place` asks whether something is already at the path, following every link on the way. Where something is, it writes the shape's copy beside it under `shape/` and never writes through the link; where nothing is, it writes through. `_PlannedRoot` now simulates `place` in `assembly_root_paths()` order. The simulation holds what the shape has written by then, `.gitmodules`, and what each mounted leg will hold: the paths the plan sends to it, or the seeded template, read through the new `template_files`, which `copy_tree` now uses too. A destination outside the assembly is asked of this machine's disk: an absolute target as it stands, and a `..` climb from the work directory, where `execute` makes the assembly's clone. A climb that comes back into the assembly by its own name goes on inside. A climb into a leg's clone or path list is refused, because `execute` makes those only after this check. `check` and `execute` each ask their own disk, `execute` before any leg exists. So `CLAUDE.md -> <abs>/CLAUDE.md` adopts, verified and bootstrapped, when the file is there, and is refused ("..., and nothing is there") when it is not; a two-link chain to an absolute target behaves the same. A link ABOVE a path the shape writes is a directory the shape writes into, so it must still lead to a directory the root holds. B2. The shape's copy under `shape/` is written without asking again. So a link that leads a copy onto something already there is refused: `shape -> .` would write over the source's README.md, and a copy that lands on a directory raised IsADirectoryError. `shape -> vendor`, where vendor/ holds none of the copies' names (R7), is still adopted, as on main. The materializer refuses the same landing, for a caller that skipped `check`. S1. The paths are followed twice, keeping case and then folding it. A finding only the folded walk makes carries #198's CASE_ASIDE. So `.GitHub -> ../outside-ci` is refused like `.github -> ../outside-ci`, on every disk, as #169, #198 and #200 refuse their twins. `adopt-symlinks-off` names a case twin with the same aside. S2. The materializer takes `..`, `.` and an empty part of a link's target only from a directory that is there, as `open()` does. So `Makefile -> ci/`, `a/..` and `README.md/..` are named `materialize-blocked` refusals, where main raised IsADirectoryError, FileNotFoundError and NotADirectoryError. A link whose target is empty is a refusal of its own, not `.`. NITs: - N6: findings spell links and targets with `_spelled`. - N4: `_git_path` decodes a target. - N3: no `" and "` literal. - N5: the test's unused `source` is gone. - N1: `UNWRITABLE_REMEDIATION` names the work directory as #200's does. - N9: the `WINDOWS_ABSOLUTE_RE` comment names `_PlannedRoot`. - N10: a link with an empty target is a finding of its own, to be fixed in the source. Linux cannot hold one, and both of `execute`'s clones of the source check it out, wherever the plan sends it. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py goes from 58 to 94 tests. Every old name is kept, with its wording moved to the new form, and the new ones cover: - B1 both ways (a direct link and a two-link chain), `execute` asking its own disk, a climb into the work directory both ways, into a leg's clone, and back by the assembly's name; - the shape's own earlier writes, and leg mounts (holding, lacking, seeded, onto the mount); - B2 (four cases), S1 (at, above, inside, and with symlinks off); - spelled non-UTF-8 and newline targets, and the empty target in `check` and in the materializer; - S2's three shapes, and the copy onto a file and into a directory; - the end to end of B1: verified, the split keeps the link, recursive clone and bootstrap. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… a home directory, so tests/test_repo_hygiene.py's check that no tracked file names a host-absolute path passes again (#183, #178) The comment in the #178 section illustrated B1 with `CLAUDE.md -> /home/me/CLAUDE.md`. `/home/<user>/` is exactly what #61's hygiene check refuses in a tracked file, and the targeted set at the previous commit failed on it alone: `test_no_committed_file_names_a_host_absolute_path`, "committed file(s) name a host-absolute path: {'adopt-project.py': ['/home/me/']}". The example now says what the link is, a personal file by its absolute path, without naming a home directory. The paragraph is reflowed; nothing else changes. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, #208, #197, #202 and #194's scaffold half merge with two hunks kept on both sides, `_entry_findings` still hands `_leg_findings` the tree, and the walker says #198's case aside through #197's one phrase origin/main moved 54aa69a -> 39ac59c: 4835fb4 (#199), 404760f (#213), e7d1720 (#208), b538015 (#197), 150c41d (#202), 39ac59c. Conflicts, each resolved by keeping both sides: - adopt-project.py, the `shape_materialize` import list. This branch adds BOOTSTRAP, SYMLINK_HOPS and template_files; #199 adds write_paths_listing. The resolution is the union. - scripts/shape_materialize.py, `assembly_root_paths()`'s docstring. #197 rewrote it for `neutral_pin_path` and the scaffold's refusal; this branch had added that `adopt-project.py check` follows each path through the symlinks a plan keeps (#178), and its test file. The resolution keeps #197's text and adds both of those. Found after the textual merge, and fixed here so that no commit is broken: #197 moved #198's CASE_ASIDE out of adopt-project.py into shape_materialize.py. Its test_both_tools_ask_the_one_definition asserts that adopt has no CASE_ASIDE attribute: no phrase of its own. This branch's walker says that aside in two places (`_root_symlink_findings` and `_refuse_symlinks_checked_out_as_files`). The plain merge left both names unbound, a NameError for every case-twin finding and every symlinks-off walk. They now read shape_materialize's phrase, imported as `_CASE_ASIDE`, as #197's own import block names `_overlap` and `_first_and_more`. Checked on the merged tree: - `_entry_findings` still calls `_leg_findings(plan, tree)` and ends with `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)`. - No name in adopt-project.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py is loaded but bound nowhere (AST). Every line over 79 columns is main's own. - Both sides are intact by +/- line sets. This branch's diff against main is the same as before the merge, and so is main's diff against this branch, apart from the two hunks above and the import. - The same resolution, rehearsed in a scratch clone (tree e914b55, the same tree as this commit's), passed tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py, test_adopt_leg_path_collisions.py, test_adopt_plan_escapes.py, test_adopt_verify.py, test_scaffold_leg_path_collisions.py and test_repo_hygiene.py: 418 passed. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, #209, #252, #195, #210, #211, #248, #212, #251 and #206 merge with one hunk, the materializer import list, kept on both sides, and `_entry_findings` still hands `_leg_findings` the tree and ends with the root-symlink findings origin/main moved 39ac59c -> 60588d5: 06b5204 (#214 via #246), 60d08a1 (#217 via #230), 2727b08 (#209 via #218), 4b2add8 (#252 via #257), aaa40eb (#195 via #226), d89fffa (#210 via #219), eb6df75 (#211 via #220), c3f4987 (#248 via #265), 5751460 (#212 via #223), 23e16ae (#251 via #271) and 60588d5 (#206; its subject names no pull request). Conflict, resolved by keeping both sides: - adopt-project.py, the `shape_materialize` import list. This branch adds BOOTSTRAP, SYMLINK_HOPS and template_files; #214 adds escape_what_stdout_cannot_encode. The resolution is the union. Auto-merged: scripts/shape_materialize.py, where #214's escaping, #217's UTF-8 `run()` and #212's `first_and_more(paths, spell=None)` sit apart from this branch's #183 section, and adopt-project.py's other hunks. #195 adds `import os` at the line where this branch added it, and the merge keeps it once. Checked on the merged tree: - `_entry_findings` still calls `_leg_findings(plan, tree)` and ends with `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)`. `main` still calls `escape_what_stdout_cannot_encode()` first. - No top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py, and none is loaded but bound nowhere (AST). `first_and_more` gives its new `spell` a default, so this branch's call is unchanged. - Both sides are intact by +/- line sets: each side's change against the base reappears against the other side, apart from the import hunk and the shared `import os`. - #212 says this branch's `plan-root-symlink` names its paths raw, and that whichever pull request lands second should spell them. That was 04792d2. Since d11cf9f every path the finding names goes through `_spelled`. One clash the textual merge does not show is fixed in the next commit: #217's tests/test_git_output_decoding.py refuses a shipped text-mode `subprocess` call that names no codec, and this branch's `_checks_out_symlinks` probe names none. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… UTF-8 whatever the locale, as #217 has every shipped git call read it, so its guard no longer fails on this branch's one text-mode call (#183, #178) The merge of main 60588d5 brought #217's tests/test_git_output_decoding.py. Its `test_no_shipped_text_mode_call_decodes_with_the_locale_codec` refuses a shipped `subprocess` call in text mode that names no codec, because the locale's codec (ASCII under a C locale with UTF-8 mode off, the ANSI code page on Windows) raises on a byte git writes as UTF-8. The probe this branch adds for #183, `_checks_out_symlinks`, asked `git config --type=bool --get core.symlinks` with `text=True` alone. On the merge the guard failed: "adopt-project.py:2727 (_checks_out_symlinks) asks for text and does not name ['encoding', 'errors']". It now names `encoding="utf-8", errors="replace"`, as #217 gives `run()` and `_require_filter_repo`. No answer changes. Measured with LC_ALL=C and UTF-8 mode off (codec ANSI_X3.4-1968), under a HOME named `hömé`, the probe answers True with symlinks on and False with `core.symlinks=false` in GIT_CONFIG_COUNT, before and after. `--type=bool` writes only `true` or `false`, and no run here made this call write anything else, so this keeps #217's rule rather than fixing a failure seen. Revert line: with this change reverted, the guard fails as quoted above (1 failed, 2 passed); with it, 3 passed. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…een backticks, and `adopt-project.py execute` has them spelled with `_spelled` as #212 spells every path a finding or refusal names, so a symlink's target holding a line break no longer splits `REFUSED materialize-blocked` in two (#183, #178) #212 (5751460, merged in c53acc1) has `check` and `execute` spell every path a FINDING or a refusal names. The path goes between backticks, and a line break, an ESC or any other character `str.isprintable` refuses is written as an escape. This branch's `plan-root-symlink` and `adopt-symlinks-off` already spelled theirs, since d11cf9f. Its materializer refusals did not. `materialize-outside`, `materialize-symlink-loop` and `materialize-blocked` named the shape path, each symlink, its target and where it led raw, and a target is whatever the source's link holds. With `check`'s list switched off, as the defence-in-depth test runs it, a source keeping `.github -> "no<LF>where<ESC>"` made `execute` print, at 8f624aa: REFUSED materialize-blocked: .github/workflows/validate.yml cannot be written: .github is a symlink to no where<ESC>, which is not a directory here on two lines, with the ESC raw. The materializer is shared with `scaffold-project.py`, and `_spelled` is adopt's. So the refusals take a `spell`, the way #212's `first_and_more` does. `materialize_assembly_root(..., spell=None)` hands it through `_materialize` to `_refuse_unwritable`, which writes each name with it, or between backticks (`_ticked`) where it is None. Backticks are all the scaffold's own paths need. `_commit_the_split` passes `_spelled`. The same run now prints one line: REFUSED materialize-blocked: `.github/workflows/validate.yml` cannot be written: `.github` is a symlink to `no\nwhere\x1b`, which is not a directory here The directory the materializer was given is named as it is. It is the operator's location, not a name from the source, and main names it the same way in `materialize-collision`, as adopt names its plan file. Tests (tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py, 94 -> 96): - The 16 cases that pin a materializer refusal's text gain the backticks: 13 of `test_the_materializer_refuses_before_it_writes`, 2 of `test_the_materializer_refuses_a_link_to_nothing`, and `test_a_file_where_the_shape_needs_a_directory_is_a_refusal`. - New: `test_a_refusal_spells_each_name_as_its_caller_asks` (the materializer given `_spelled`), and `test_execute_hands_the_materializer_its_spelling` (end to end, with `_refuse_what_check_finds` off). - `test_a_caller_that_skips_check_meets_the_materializer_refusal` keeps its assertions. Its setup moves into `refused_past_check`, which both end-to-end tests use. Revert lines, each on this commit's tree in a scratch clone: - `_ticked` writing a name raw: 16 failed, 80 passed (the 16 above). - `_commit_the_split` passing no `spell`: 1 failed, 95 passed (`test_execute_hands_the_materializer_its_spelling`). - The code at 8f624aa with these tests: the end-to-end test fails on the two lines quoted above, and the unit test with "TypeError: materialize_assembly_root() got an unexpected keyword argument 'spell'". No line is over 79 columns that was not before, and Sonar's cognitive complexity estimate is unchanged for every function but `_refuse_unwritable` (1 -> 2). Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, #205, #215, #241 and #249/#250 merge with no conflict, and `_entry_findings` still hands `_leg_findings` the tree and ends with the root-symlink findings origin/main moved 60588d5 -> b30595c while the targeted runs of 8f624aa went: 018ce0d (#207 via #222), 67a398a (#272 via #274), d94d155 (#205 via #232), c2ff2b0 (#215 via #240), c3a9645 (#241 via #256) and b30595c (#249 and #250 via #284). It is merged again because c2ff2b0 changes adopt-project.py and b30595c changes scripts/shape_materialize.py's `render`. Conflicts: none. `git merge-tree --write-tree` gave tree be093a5, and the merge stages the same tree. Checked on that tree: - `_entry_findings` still calls `_leg_findings(plan, tree)` and ends with `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)`. - No top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py, none is loaded but bound nowhere (AST), and main changed the signature of no function this branch calls. - Both sides are intact by +/- line sets: each side's change against the merge base 60588d5 reappears, line for line, against the other side. - c2ff2b0 adds helpers to tests/conftest.py (`planned`, `GITLINK`, `findings` and others) and no fixture. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py imports its conftest names one by one and none of these, so its own `planned` and `GITLINK` are unaffected. - b30595c's `render` spells a double-quoted YAML value with `double_quoted`; this branch's walker reads `assembly_root_paths()` and never renders. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, #238, #196, #254, #242 and #262/#263 merge with three adopt-project.py hunks kept on both sides, and #262's `_CASE_ASIDE` import kept as the name's one binding origin/main moved b30595c -> 71b58a1: - be2790e (#204 via #227), update-shape.py; - 6d8d88b (#203 via #236), family.py; - ede15ce (#238 via #287), shape-doctor.py; - 6f45bf9 (#196 via #231): adopt-project.py `entry_path_problem`, scripts/shape_materialize.py; - b421e6b (#254 via #281): scripts/shape_materialize.py, bump-leg.py, update-shape.py; - c0ed615 (#242 via #308), family.py; - 71b58a1 (#262 and #263 via #313): adopt-project.py `_root_shape_findings` and scripts/shape_materialize.py `copy_in_the_way`. It fixes what this branch's pull request listed as follow-ups (i) and (ii): a source's own `shape/` where the shape writes its copy, and a plain FILE where the shape needs a directory. Conflicts, all in adopt-project.py, each resolved by keeping both sides: - The module docstring's `check` paragraph. 71b58a1 adds "no path kept in the root where the shape writes ..." before the submodule clause, and this branch adds the symlink clause after it. Both are kept, in that order. - `_entry_findings`' docstring. 6f45bf9 and 71b58a1 give the order "each entry's path, then coverage, then each entry's `leg:`, the two mount paths and what the root keeps where the shape writes, then the source's own submodules". This branch adds "then each symlink the plan keeps in the root that a shape file cannot be written through". - `_entry_findings`' return line. 6f45bf9 returns `unsafe_remediation + remediation`, and this branch appends `_root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree)` to the findings. The merge returns both. Found after the textual merge, and resolved here so that no commit binds a name twice: 71b58a1 (through 65a9262) imports #198's phrase as `_CASE_ASIDE` in the "#172's shape half" import block, and b37159a had imported it on a line of its own. Main's import is kept; this branch's line and its five-line comment go. scripts/shape_materialize.py merges with no conflict. `place` gets 71b58a1's `copy_in_the_way` inside its collision block and this branch's `_refuse_unwritable` after it, as 71b58a1's message foresaw. Checked on the merged tree: - `_entry_findings` still hands `_leg_findings` the tree, and the symlink findings still come last in its list. - AST: no top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py, and none is loaded but bound nowhere. Main changed the signature of no function this branch calls. - Both sides are intact by +/- line sets, apart from the three hunks and the import above. The next two commits fix what this merge breaks, each with a revert line. #262's rule and this branch's both name a symlink kept AT the copy under `shape/`. And where the shape's copy lands is now `copy_in_the_way`'s question, asked before this branch's own check of it. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the root holds is one finding, #262's `plan-root-blocks-shape-copy`, so `check` no longer names the same link twice and `execute` refuses it with that line (#183, #178) After the merge of 71b58a1 (#262), two rules name a symlink the plan keeps AT the copy of a path the root holds. One is #262's `plan-root-blocks-shape-copy` ("That path is the symlink `shape/README.md`. ... `execute` would write the copy through it"). The other is this branch's `plan-root-symlink`, from the walk of the copy (d11cf9f). For `shape/README.md -> ../notes.md` with `README.md` and `notes.md` kept, `check` printed both. `execute` refused with #262's code, which comes first in `_entry_findings`' one list: `test_check_reports_the_link_and_execute_refuses_it_before_any_leg[a-link-at-the-copy-itself]` failed on the merge with `assert 'plan-root-blocks-shape-copy' == 'plan-root-symlink'`. It is #262's to say. Main's rule already covers what both did, and the coordinator's direction for this merge is to keep main's version of that. 71b58a1's message offered the other way, skipping `SYMLINK_MODE` in `_shape_blocks`; that was not taken. `_links_at_a_copy(plan, tree)` asks `_shape_blocks`, on both disks as `_root_shape_findings` does and only for a plan whose `legs` it reads, for each symlink row it names AT a copy. `_root_symlink_findings` starts its `seen` set with them, so one link is one finding. The walk of the copy stays, and so does every other finding it makes. #262's rule follows no link, so this branch still names: - a link ABOVE the copy (`shape -> .` onto the source's README.md, `shape -> vendor` onto `vendor/README.md`); - a link AT the copy of a path the root holds only THROUGH a symlink. With `.github -> ci` and the project's own `ci/workflows/validate.yml` kept, `place` writes the copy of `.github/workflows/validate.yml` to `shape/.github/workflows/validate.yml`. #262's tree, which counts no link, does not hold `.github/workflows/validate.yml`, so it does not ask about that copy. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py: - The `a-link-at-the-copy-itself` case leaves the `plan-root-symlink` table (29 -> 28 cases). - New: `test_a_link_at_the_copy_is_one_finding_by_the_rule_that_sees_it`. - For that link, `check` prints no `plan-root-symlink` line and exactly one `plan-root-blocks-shape-copy` line, which names the symlink and the write through it. `execute` refuses with that code and line, and no leg exists. - For the link at the copy of a path held through `.github -> ci`, `check` prints exactly one `plan-root-symlink` line, and `execute` refuses with it. This guards against a fix that drops every link at a copy. - `NOTES_MD` names the file the links lead onto, which the test spells four times. Revert line: with `seen` starting empty again (`seen: set[str] = set()`, the line this commit replaces), `test_a_link_at_the_copy_is_one_finding_by_the_rule_that_sees_it` fails at `assert symlink_findings(checked) == []`, because `check` names `shape/README.md` twice, as `plan-root-blocks-shape-copy` and as `plan-root-symlink` (1 failed, 28 passed). With this commit it passes, and so do the 28 cases of `test_check_reports_the_link_and_execute_refuses_it_before_any_leg` (29 passed). Both runs were at 2f0ca85 plus this commit (fin183g/revA-run.sh). Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s `copy_in_the_way` question, asked first in `place`, so this branch's own check of that landing, which no path can reach after the merge, goes (#183, #178) d11cf9f made `_blocker` refuse "a symlink on the way leads it to X, a file (or a directory) that is already there". Only a collision COPY could reach that check: `place` writes a copy without asking whether its own path is free. The merge of 71b58a1 (#262) makes `place` ask that question first. `copy_in_the_way(target, actual)` walks the copy's path as `open()` does, following any symlink on the way, and `materialize-copy-blocked` refuses a copy whose place is taken, before `_refuse_unwritable` runs. So with `shape -> .`, the copy of README.md is refused with "`shape/README.md` is already there", and this branch's check never runs. Measured that nothing reaches the check (fin183g/m35-run.sh). At the merge, with fix A applied, the materializer tests and both end-to-end refusal tests were run twice: as they are, and with the check switched off (`if hops and there.exists():` -> `if False:`, mutation M35 of the revert table). Both runs gave the same outcome for every test: `2 failed, 19 passed`. The 2 are this commit's two cases, which still expected this branch's words. At 6c44591, before the merge, M35 failed those same 2 tests. So the check goes, as a duplicate of main's, which the coordinator asked to be removed: - `_blocker` loses that branch and its `hops` parameter, which only it read. - `_followed` returns the parts it lands on alone. - `_blocker`'s docstring, the section comment and UNWRITABLE_REMEDIATION's comment now say where a copy's landing is decided. The last of these said a plain FILE where the shape needs a directory reaches this refusal with `check` silent, which #263 (`plan-root-blocks-shape`) has made false. The printed remediation is unchanged. Everything else `_refuse_unwritable` refuses still holds for a copy. `copy_in_the_way` lets a symlink to a directory pass, so `shape -> ../outside` still meets `materialize-outside`, as `test_the_materializer_refuses_before_it_writes[the-collision-directory-out]` asserts. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py: - `the-copy-onto-a-file` and `the-copy-into-a-directory` now expect #262's refusal, `materialize-copy-blocked` with "the shape's copy of `README.md` cannot be written to `shape/README.md`: `shape/README.md` is already there, and nothing was written there" (and ", a directory" for `Makefile`). They still assert that nothing was written outside and that the source's own files are unchanged. - `test_the_materializer_refuses_before_it_writes`' docstring says which rule refuses which, and `test_a_file_where_the_shape_needs_a_directory_is_a_refusal`'s says that a plain FILE `.github` is now #263's `plan-root-blocks-shape` in `check`. Revert lines. These ran at d8039c6 plus this commit, over the materializer tests and both end-to-end refusal tests, 21 in all (fin183g-revB-run.sh): - As committed: `21 passed`. - With this commit's test change reverted: `2 failed, 19 passed`. `[the-copy-onto-a-file]` and `[the-copy-into-a-directory]` fail with `'materialize-copy-blocked' != 'materialize-blocked'`. - With #262's `copy_in_the_way` switched off in `place` (`in_the_way = None`): the same 2 fail. One fails with `DID NOT RAISE Refusal`, because the copy is written over README.md; the other with `IsADirectoryError`. Nothing else refuses that landing now, and these two tests pin #262's refusal of it. - The code change only removes what nothing reaches: M35 above. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…onto a file is where the copy cannot be written, as #262's `place` now refuses it, instead of that the copy would be written over it (#183, #178) The merge of 71b58a1 (#262) changed what happens to the copy. `place` now asks `copy_in_the_way` where the shape's copy under `shape/` lands, and refuses it as `materialize-copy-blocked` when something is already there. It no longer writes the copy over a file. This branch's `check` finding for a symlink that leads the copy onto a file still said "it lands on `README.md`, which is already there, so the shape's copy would be written over it". That became false with the merge. `_over` now says the same for a file as it already said for a directory: "it lands on `README.md`, a file that is already there, where the shape's copy cannot be written". The B2 comment above the walker says why `check` still refuses such a link. `place` asks only of the disk, after both legs exist, and #262's `check` rule follows no link. The finding still comes before any leg exists; only its sentence changes. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py: `OVER_IT` becomes `ON_A_FILE`, with the new words, in its three uses: - `[the-collision-directory-is-the-root]`; - `[the-collision-directory-holds-the-name]`; - `test_a_link_at_the_copy_is_one_finding_by_the_rule_that_sees_it`. Revert lines. These ran at f2696f3 plus this commit, over the `plan-root-symlink` table and the one-finding test, 29 in all (fin183g-revC-run.sh): - As committed: `29 passed`. - With the code reverted (the old `_over`): `3 failed, 26 passed`. The three fails are the uses above, each printing "..., which is already there, so the shape's copy would be written over it". - With the test change reverted (the old `OVER_IT`): the same 3 fail, each printing the new words. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…han 40 symlinks is said to follow too many, round a loop or along a longer chain, so a chain of 41 links with no loop is no longer called a symlink loop (#183, #178) This is rv183f's F1. The walk of a path the shape writes stops at the 41st symlink it meets, as Linux's `open()` does (MAXSYMLINKS, ELOOP). Its finding said "it runs round a symlink loop at `l40`" for `.github -> l1`, `l1 -> l2` ... `l40 -> ci`, where nothing loops: `l40` leads to `ci`, a directory the root keeps. The materializer's `materialize-symlink-loop` refusal said the same, for a caller that skipped `check`. The refusal itself is right, because `open()` gives up on both, and main dies with OSError after both legs. Only the word "loop" was false. Both now say what is true of a loop and of a chain: - `check`: "it follows too many symlinks at `l40`: more than 40, round a loop or along a chain longer than Linux's `open()` follows"; - the materializer: "`<path>` follows too many symlinks at `l40` in <target>: ", then the same words. The words are one constant, `TOO_MANY_SYMLINKS`, in shape_materialize.py beside `SYMLINK_HOPS`; adopt-project.py imports the two together. The refusal code `materialize-symlink-loop` stays: it names the case as ELOOP does, which the OS raises for both. Main's `_verify` said the same of the split commit: "runs round a symlink loop at ... in the split commit ...". The coordinator asked for it to be fixed only if the same one-line change does it, and it does: "follows too many symlinks at" fits that line as it stands. Main's three expectations of it change with it: - tests/test_adopt_ignored_shape_files.py `[a-link-to-itself]` and `[a-loop-of-two]`; - tests/test_adopt_finding_spelling.py's `a-loop` case. Also: - `SYMLINK_HOPS`' comment no longer calls the 41st hop a loop. It now says that macOS gives up after 32, so a chain of 33 to 40 links passes here and fails there, as it did before #183. Nothing here runs on macOS; that is read off the constant. - The docstrings of `_through`, `_link_parts`, `_followed` and `_refuse_unwritable` now describe the limit the same way. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py: - `[a-chain-of-41-links]` is new in both tables. It is rv183f's E-hops-40 (`CHAIN`); `check` names `l40`, and so does the materializer. - `[a-link-to-itself]` and `[a-loop-of-two]` in both tables expect the new words. - `TOO_MANY`, `too_many()` and `SYMLINK_LOOP` hold what the cases share. Revert lines. These ran at 34e20c6 plus this commit, over every loop and chain case in the three test files, 47 in all (fin183g-revF1-run.sh): - As committed: `47 passed`. - With the code reverted under these tests: `13 failed, 34 passed`. The 13 are: - the three cases in each of this branch's two tables; - main's two `_verify` cases; - the spelling test's `a-loop` case, once for each of its 5 characters. The chain prints "it runs round a symlink loop at `l40`", which is F1's own repro. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…x`) as this machine's `open()` reads it, so on Linux and macOS it is no longer called "an absolute path: a place on this machine" (#183, #178) This is rv183f's F2. `_PlannedRoot` took a target such as `C:/Users/me/CLAUDE.md` for an absolute path on every OS, and the finding said "an absolute path: a place on this machine, not in the assembly, and nothing is there". On Linux and macOS that is false. There, `C:/...` is a relative path into a directory named `C:`: Git checks the link out with that text, the OS resolves it inside the assembly (main's traceback named `work/Northwind/CLAUDE.md`), and this branch's own materializer follows it as one. Its `_link_parts` takes a target as absolute only on `os.path.isabs` or a drive from `os.path.splitdrive`, and both are false there. The coordinator's ruling: keep refusing it, and make the sentence true on every OS. So the walk now reads a target as `open()` and the materializer read it where `check` runs. That is the principle this walk is built on: what the materializer will do decides each path. - `_absolute_here(target)` holds a target from `/` absolute everywhere, and a drive letter's only on Windows. `_through` asks it. - On Windows nothing changes. A drive letter's target is a place on that machine, and it is refused or kept as B1 decides. - On Linux and macOS, `CLAUDE.md -> C:/Users/me/CLAUDE.md` is still refused before any leg: "the symlink `CLAUDE.md` leads to `C:/Users/me/CLAUDE.md`, which is not in the source tree". That is true there, and `.github -> C:/ci` is refused the same way. - `_outside` loses `elsewhere`, which only a drive letter's place on a disk that is not Windows could set. No such place reaches it now. One run changes outcome, rv183f's contrived W-drive-above-present. Its source keeps its own `C:/ci/keep.txt` and `.github -> C:/ci`. On Linux and macOS `check` now follows the link into that directory and passes, as main does: main adopts it, verifies and bootstraps (rv183f). A Windows checkout cannot hold a directory named `C:` at all. The comment above the walk, and `WINDOWS_ABSOLUTE_RE`'s comment in shape_materialize.py, say when a drive letter's path is absolute. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py: - `test_a_drive_letter_target_is_read_as_this_machine_reads_it`, at and above a shape path, is tree-only, so it runs on Windows too. `drive_reading()` gives the sentence each OS prints. The targets are under `C:/no-such-dir-183/`, which no runner has. - `test_a_drive_letter_target_into_the_root_is_followed_off_windows` is W-drive-above-present. It skips on Windows, which cannot hold `C:/`. Revert lines. These ran at 86a5e30 plus this commit, over this branch's whole test file (fin183g-revF2-run.sh): - As committed: `101 passed`. - With the code reverted under these tests: `3 failed, 98 passed`. The 3 are the new tests. The two refusals print "an absolute path: a place on this machine, not in the assembly[, and nothing is there]", which is F2's repro, and the third is refused with that sentence. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… of main's commits merge with no conflict, among them #243's template-less clone of the assembly and #216's literal `git grep` in adopt-project.py, and #260's one-pass `render` in shape_materialize.py origin/main moved 71b58a1 -> 8cdca5e. It was merged by sha, as the coordinator asked for e43fa95 or later: - c7c02fa (#299 via #315), scripts/family.py; - 346079d (#216 via #228), adopt-project.py: `plan`'s follow-up `git grep`; - 34ecbc2 (#260 via #316), scripts/shape_materialize.py: `render` substitutes in one pass; - 86da808 (#253 via #264), scripts/bump-leg.py; - 6f4ce47 (#302 via #318), scripts/family.py; - 7491530 (#288 via #309), AGENTS.md, README, docs and scaffold-project.py's --help; - 7591455 (#279 via #310), tests/conftest.py: `git()` takes its default identity as `-c` config; - 87373a6 (#306 via #311), shape-doctor.py; - 8a14ac9 (#334 via #336), tests/test_update_shape_landing.py; - c1b6732 (#239 via #269), update-shape.py; - e43fa95 (#243 via #268), adopt-project.py: the assembly root is cloned with `--template=`, and the verification refuses a mount whose gitlink is not the commit pushed to its leg (`adopt-mount-commit`); - a1b3a4b (#321 via #335), tests/test_git_output_decoding.py; - 8cdca5e (#295 via #312), the template's scripts/validate-pins.py. `git merge-tree` and this merge give the same tree, 07e6b49. adopt-project.py, scripts/shape_materialize.py and tests/test_adopt_ignored_shape_files.py auto-merge. In the last of these main's 346079d and this branch's 86a5e30 change different cases. Checked on the merged tree: - AST (fin183g/names.py, base 71b58a1): no top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py, and none is loaded but bound nowhere. Main changed the signature of no function this branch calls. - Every sentence 86a5e30 changed is still there: in `_through`, in `_link_parts`, in `_verify`'s `_resolve` (which e43fa95's `adopt-mount-commit` leaves as it was), and in the three test files. - `_commit_the_split` now clones the assembly with `--template=`. The next commit, F3, reads what that clone holds in its own `.git`, which is why F3 comes after this merge. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…here a symlink AT a shape path leads, so `CLAUDE.md -> .git/HEAD` adopts with the shape's copy beside it, as on main, instead of being refused (#183, #178) This is rv183f's F3. `_PlannedRoot` holds the source paths the plan keeps, the mounts, `.gitmodules` and what the shape writes. It did not hold the `.git` every clone has, which `place`'s `exists()` sees. So `CLAUDE.md -> .git/HEAD` was refused: "the symlink `CLAUDE.md` leads to `.git/HEAD`, which is not in the source tree". Main completes that run: `place` finds `.git/HEAD` there and writes the shape's copy beside the link as `shape/CLAUDE.md`, the split keeps the link, and the adoption verifies, clones recursively and bootstraps (rv183f). The coordinator's ruling: accept it as main does, unless that makes something else a false accept. Accepting it does not, because what is now counted is exact: - `CLONE_GIT` is what git makes in every repository's own `.git`, whatever its version or template: `.git`, `.git/HEAD`, `.git/config`, `.git/objects` and `.git/refs`. The assembly's clone has each of them when the shape is written. - Only `_has` asks it. `_has` is what a symlink AT a path finds at its destination, and whether `place` then writes the copy beside it. Folding case, it asks `CLONE_GIT_FOLDED`, as a disk that ignores case would. - `_is_dir` does not ask it. A link ABOVE a path the shape writes still cannot lead the shape into `.git`, where no commit holds what it writes. D9 (`.github -> .git/info`) is refused as before. - Nothing else under `.git` is counted. What else is there depends on git's version, its configuration and the clone's template, and the merge before this commit brought #243 (e43fa95): `execute` clones the assembly with `--template=`. So `CLAUDE.md -> .git/description`, which only a template would make, is still refused. There the shape would write its file through the link into the clone's own `.git`. This commit follows that merge because it relies on #243: before it, the clone took the operator's template, which holds `description`, `hooks/` and `info/`. tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py: - `[at-a-path-to-the-clones-own-head]` is new in the table of links that are not refused, and runs on every OS. - `[at-a-path-to-what-only-a-template-puts-in-dot-git]` is new in the table of refusals. It is the guard against counting too much. - `test_a_link_at_a_path_into_the_clones_own_git_adopts_beside_it` runs end to end. `execute` exits 0 with `adoption verified` and the `beside shape/CLAUDE.md` line, and the split keeps `CLAUDE.md` as a symlink to `.git/HEAD`. Revert lines. These ran at cd4d8b3 plus this commit, over this branch's whole test file (fin183g-revF3-run.sh): - As committed: `104 passed`. - With the code reverted under these tests: `2 failed, 102 passed`. The 2 are the new case that is not refused and the end-to-end test, both refused with "the symlink `CLAUDE.md` leads to `.git/HEAD`, which is not in the source tree", which is F3's repro. - With every path under `.git/` counted as there: `1 failed, 103 passed`. The 1 is the `.git/description` refusal. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e shape's copy under `shape/` is asked about since #262, instead of that it is written without asking again (#183, #178) The docstring's B2 bullet said "The shape's copy under `shape/` is written without asking again". That stopped being true at the merge of 71b58a1 (2f0ca85). `place` now asks #262's `copy_in_the_way` where the copy lands, after both legs exist, and #262's `check` rule names a link AT the copy (d8039c6). The bullet now says both. This changes a docstring only, so no test changes with it and there is no revert line. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…plan-unwritable-value` joins `_entry_findings` after this branch's `plan-root-symlink`, and both are refused by `execute` before any leg origin/main moved 8cdca5e -> a2cb7d3 while this branch's runs were going. f795cf7 changes adopt-project.py and scripts/shape_materialize.py, so main is merged once more, by sha, at its tip: - db19187 (#300 via #317), scripts/family.py and the template's scripts/validate-family.py: `add` refuses `member-path-registered` when another `.gitmodules` section already names the mount path; - f795cf7 (#255 via #270), adopt-project.py and scripts/shape_materialize.py: `unwritable_reason` asks whether a file can hold a value `execute` writes; `plan` refuses `adopt-unwritable-value`, `check` reports `plan-unwritable-value` through `_entry_findings`, and `execute` refuses an unwritable local clone URL right after `_repository_urls`; - a2cb7d3 (#332 via #344), scripts/bump-leg.py: a tracked workflow the disk spells another way by case is rewritten under git's spelling. scripts/shape_materialize.py, scripts/family.py, scripts/bump-leg.py and the tests merge with no conflict. adopt-project.py conflicts in two hunks of `_entry_findings`, where both sides added to the same end of the one list: 1. The docstring. This branch added "then each symlink the plan keeps in the root that a shape file cannot be written through (#178, #183)", main "then each value `execute` writes into a file that no file can hold (#255)". Both are kept, in the list's order. 2. The return. Both are kept: the symlink findings stay after the source's own submodules, and #255's value findings come after them, with #255's remediation after the others. The symlinks are read out of the source's tree, as the submodules before them are; the values are the plan's own fields. A plan with neither prints what it printed before. `execute` now refuses, before `_create_leg_remotes`: an unwritable clone URL (#255), then `_refuse_what_check_finds` (this list), then this branch's `core.symlinks` probe. That order merged with no conflict. Checked on the merged tree: - adopt-project.py and scripts/shape_materialize.py are byte for byte the ones a scratch merge of f795cf7 alone produced, on which tests/test_adopt_template_values.py, tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py and main's two tests of `_verify`'s sentence passed (340). - AST (fin183g/names.py, base 8cdca5e): no top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py, and none is loaded but bound nowhere. - Both sides intact (fin183g/sides_intact.py): the only lines that differ from either side's own change are the two hunks above. - F1's sentences (`TOO_MANY_SYMLINKS` in `_through` and in the materializer's `_link_parts`, and the one line in `_verify`'s `_resolve`), F2's `_absolute_here` and F3's `CLONE_GIT` are unchanged. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…elative-url findings join `_entry_findings` last, after this branch's `plan-root-symlink` and #255's values, and `execute` probes `core.symlinks` after #190's remote-aware refusal origin/main moved a2cb7d3 -> 92e29d9 (ten commits). The coordinator named 1f90a0f; 92e29d9 came after it and changes adopt-project.py too, so main is merged at its tip, by sha: - ab623dd (#296 via #349), tests/conftest.py: a session `gh` guard first on PATH; - 161c6c9 (#190 via #245), adopt-project.py and scripts/repo_shape.py: a relative `.gitmodules` url kept in a leg is resolved from the source's remote and from the leg's; `_entry_findings` takes `local_remote_dir` and returns its NOTEs as a third value; `_submodule_findings` returns the submodule findings and the relative-url findings apart, so that the relative urls come last; - d82a83e (#282 via #351), scaffold-project.py; - 0f67f7b (#331 via #350), the template's scripts/validate-family.py; - 3ae0109 (#326 via #345), scripts/family.py; - 28bdc84 (#337 via #372), single-repository.yaml; - a983e6a (#304 via #371), adopt-project.py and AGENTS.md: `execute` verifies before it exits on a refused `gh pr create`, and `_verify` no longer prints NEXT: `_next_steps` does, once the split is verified and no pull request was refused; - 8325d05 (#276 via #354), shape-doctor.py; - 1f90a0f (#323 via #380), scripts/shape_materialize.py (the pin-rewrite helpers), scripts/bump-leg.py and update-shape.py; - 92e29d9 (#319 via #377), adopt-project.py: `plan` asks about every path `execute` will not extract as it is named. scripts/shape_materialize.py, scripts/repo_shape.py and every other file merge with no conflict. adopt-project.py conflicts in four hunks, each resolved by keeping both sides: 1. The module docstring's `check` paragraph. Main's clause for the submodules gains "each relative url naming the same repository from the leg as from the source"; this branch's symlink clause follows it, as it followed the submodule clause before. 2. `_entry_findings`' docstring. Main's opening (the findings, what is printed once after them, and the NOTEs) and its order, with this branch's symlinks after the source's own submodules and before #255's values, and #190's relative urls last. 3. `_entry_findings`' return. Main's three values. The findings are, in order: each entry's path, coverage and the legs (with what the root keeps where the shape writes), the source's own submodules (`split`), this branch's `_root_symlink_findings`, #255's values, and #190's relative urls (`moved`) last. The remediation and the NOTEs are main's: the symlink findings carry their own fix and add none. 4. `cmd_execute`. Main's `_refuse_what_check_finds(plan, source, args.local_remote_dir)`, then this branch's `_refuse_symlinks_checked_out_as_files`, both before any leg, as before. Checked on the merged tree: - AST (fin183g/names.py, base a2cb7d3): no top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py or scripts/shape_materialize.py, and none is loaded but bound nowhere. Main changed the signatures of `_entry_findings`, `_submodule_findings` and `_refuse_what_check_finds`, each by a trailing `local_remote_dir=None`; every call in the merged file is main's or passes two arguments, and this branch's tests call `_refuse_what_check_finds(loaded, source)`. - Both sides intact (fin183g/sides_intact.py): the only lines that differ from either side's own change are those of the four hunks. - What this branch changed in the materializer (fix B among it) and 1f90a0f's pin-rewrite helpers share no function: 1f90a0f adds `is_nested_key`, `with_scalar`, `pin_values_in` and `rewrite_fault`, and imports `YamlError`, `_strip_comment` and `parse_yaml`, none of them a name this branch binds. `place`, `copy_in_the_way` and `_refuse_unwritable` are as they were. - a983e6a changes what happens after the split is pushed (the pull request, the verification, NEXT). This branch's refusals all come earlier: `plan-root-symlink` and `adopt-symlinks-off` before any leg, and the materializer's before the split is committed. Its one line in `_verify` (`follows too many symlinks`) is kept. - 92e29d9 changes what `plan` asks, not what `check` or `execute` take. Left for the two commits after this one: - tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py's `refused_past_check` switches `_refuse_what_check_finds` off with a two-argument lambda, and `execute` now passes three, so the two tests that use it fail here with a TypeError. A rehearsal of this merge with the docstring commit gave `2 failed, 481 passed` over this branch's file and tests/test_adopt_{relative_submodule_url,github_exits,entry_paths, submodules,template_values,execute_refusals}.py, those two the only failures. The next commit fixes the fixture. - `_entry_findings`' docstring, as merged, says the two commands differ "in the one place a remote decides it". The commit after names the second place, this branch's symlink destinations asked of each command's own disk. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…refusal of `check`'s findings takes any arguments, so the two defence-in-depth tests reach the materializer again after #190 gave the refusal a third (#183, #178) The merge of main 92e29d9 brought 161c6c9 (#190 via #245), whose `cmd_execute` calls `_refuse_what_check_finds(plan, source, args.local_remote_dir)`. `refused_past_check` replaced that function with `lambda plan, source: None`, so on the merge both tests that use it, `test_a_caller_that_skips_check_meets_the_materializer_refusal` and `test_execute_hands_the_materializer_its_spelling`, failed with `TypeError: refused_past_check.<locals>.<lambda>() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given`, before `execute` reached the materializer they are about. The stub is now `lambda *_: None`, as main's own in tests/test_adopt_verify.py. Revert line (on a rehearsal of the merge, with git filter-repo): - as committed: `2 passed`; - with the two-argument lambda back: `2 failed`, each the TypeError above. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…`execute` can differ about a plan, a symlink kept at a shape path that leads out of the assembly, so none of them says the two cannot differ about it (#183, #178) Since d11cf9f (B1), whether anything is at the place outside the assembly that a symlink AT a shape path leads to is asked of the disk by each command when it runs: an absolute target as it stands, a climb above the root from the command's own work directory (`check` its `--work-dir` or a temporary one, `execute` its own). The comment above `ROOT_SYMLINK` says so. Three docstrings did not: - `_entry_findings`, after the merge of main 92e29d9, said the two commands cannot differ about a plan "but in the one place a remote decides it", #190's relative submodule url. There are two such places; it names both. - `_refuse_what_check_finds` said they cannot disagree "about a symlink the plan keeps in the root and the shape writes through (#178)". It now says where they can, and that `execute` asks again before any leg exists. - The module docstring's paragraph on what `execute` refuses before any leg names, after #190's url resolved again, the place a kept symlink leads to asked again of the disk. Comments only: no printed message, and nothing `--help` shows (it takes the module docstring's first line), changes. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…plan-manifest-invalid` joins `_entry_findings` after #255's values, and this branch's `plan-root-symlink` stays after the source's own submodules origin/main moved 92e29d9 -> dd8d0ea (twelve commits), merged by sha: - f0a8bf6 (#330 via #381), scripts/family.py; - 87d2eb7 (#333 via #379), update-shape.py; - cd1fc79 (#327 via #375), shape-doctor.py; - 45e01f4 (#348 via #396), tests/test_agents_md_codes.py: every code-shaped name AGENTS.md spells is a code a tool prints; - 3ef059c (#258 and #261 via #314), adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py and scripts/shape_materialize.py: the project's YAML reader and its `validate-manifest.py` are asked about the manifest's values before anything exists; `check` reports `plan-manifest-invalid` through `_manifest_findings` in `_entry_findings`; `_repository_urls` refuses `adopt-name-too-long`; - f7f4b14 (#366 via #399), scripts/family.py; - cb7063f (#301 and #280 via #390), scripts/repo_shape.py and the template's validate-manifest.py: a bracket or brace in a plain flow scalar is refused; - 5678f68 (#278, #297 and #298 via #357), shape-doctor.py; - 53bee5b (#289 via #352), scripts/bump-leg.py; - f5cb616 (#369 via #398), scripts/shape_materialize.py: the docstrings of `force_stage` and `stage_written`; - a92e60b (#326 via #400), scripts/family.py; - dd8d0ea (#292 via #353), adopt-project.py: `_elector` keeps a `user.name` byte that is not UTF-8, `_remote_repository` reads an origin URL that is not UTF-8 as none, and `adopt-no-org` is asked before `checked_value`. scripts/shape_materialize.py, scripts/repo_shape.py and every other file merge with no conflict. adopt-project.py conflicts in two hunks of `_entry_findings`, each resolved by keeping both sides: 1. The docstring. Main's order, with #261's manifest findings after #255's values and before #190's relative urls; this branch's symlinks stay after the source's own submodules. 2. The return. Main's `_manifest_findings(plan)` call, and the findings in main's order: each entry's path (#196), coverage, the legs and what the root keeps where the shape writes, the source's own submodules (#166), this branch's `_root_symlink_findings`, #255's values, #261's manifest findings, and #190's relative urls last. The remediation and the NOTEs are main's. How each of main's commits that reach this branch's code meets it: - 3ef059c: `_manifest_findings` asks the validator the template ships about the values `execute` writes; it reads no symlink and no path the shape writes. Its materializer half adds the validator's helpers, `refuse_unstorable_names` and `MANIFEST_VALIDATOR`, and holds `election_date` to the validator's `DATE_RE`; it leaves `place`, `_materialize`, `copy_tree`, `template_files` and `_refuse_unwritable` as they were. In `execute`, its `adopt-name-too-long` (in `_repository_urls`) comes before #255's clone-URL refusal, `_refuse_what_check_finds` and this branch's `core.symlinks` probe, all before any leg. Its new paragraph of the module docstring follows the one 6b53a6d corrected; both merge with no conflict. - f5cb616: docstrings only. - dd8d0ea: `_remote_repository`, `_checked_plan_inputs`' organisation and `_elector`, none of them this branch's. - cb7063f: the plans `check` and `execute` read go through this reader. The plans `plan` writes for this branch's tests hold their entries as block mappings, each path `double_quoted` where it needs to be, and the rehearsal below read every one of them. Checked on the merged tree: - AST (fin183g/names.py, base 92e29d9): no top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py or scripts/repo_shape.py, and none is loaded but bound nowhere. scripts/shape_materialize.py binds `YamlError` and `parse_yaml` twice, as main dd8d0ea does (1f90a0f's import and 3ef059c's, the same objects); the merge adds none. - Both sides intact (fin183g/sides_intact.py): the only lines that differ from either side's own change are those of the two hunks. - A rehearsal of this merge (tree d21f8b4, the same as this one) passed tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py with main's test_adopt_{manifest_values,git_reads,relative_submodule_url}.py, test_scaffold_manifest_values.py, test_agents_md_codes.py and test_yaml_flow_brackets.py: `440 passed`. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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(lane openRepoShape-3, 2026-10-13T23:50:29Z) To lane openRepoShape-1: lane 3 honours your HOLD for #504. Lane 3's #494 changes For your planning: the remaining v1.0 PRs land in one order under Brett Heap's ruling of 22:08:06Z. That ruling says a refreshed PR that already passed all three OSes needs only the Linux job, SonarCloud and a local gate. The order is on #473 (issuecomment-6157635757). After #504: #513, then #512, then #494, then #511.
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(lane openRepoShape-3, 2026-10-14T00:08:31Z) To lane openRepoShape-1: lane 4 landed #513 ( |
…plan-not-the-source` is its own finding beside this branch's `plan-root-symlink`, after it in `check` and refused before it in `execute`, so a plan that names another repository and keeps a link the shape cannot write through is told each cause once Merged by sha cf118ff, the one commit of main past 173c00e. No conflict: the tree is `git merge-tree --write-tree 3872e3c cf118ff`'s, 0e2ac0b. The commit that meets this branch's files: - cf118ff (#499 via #513): `plan` refuses an `--org` and a `--project` that name another repository than the one the source names, compared without case, as `adopt-not-the-source`, before any pin's digest is read or any plan written; `check` finds, and `execute` refuses, a plan edited to name another as `plan-not-the-source`; `_check_names` takes the source and says to rename it first where the policy refuses its own name. Its hunks are in `_checked_plan_inputs`, `cmd_check` after `_entry_findings`, a new `_plan_org` that `_repository_urls` now reads, `cmd_execute` before `_check_names`, `_check_names` and a new section after it, and the module docstring's `plan` paragraph, beside this branch's `check` paragraph but not in it. How it composes with this branch: - `plan`: this branch adds nothing there. `adopt-not-the-source` is refused before any plan is written, whatever links the source keeps, in the same words as on `main`. - `check`: `plan-not-the-source` is appended after `_entry_findings`, whose list holds this branch's `plan-root-symlink` (after #166's, before #255's), and before the naming policy's findings. A plan edited to name another repository that also keeps `.github -> nowhere` or `.github -> <absolute path>` in the root gets exactly two findings, one `plan-root-symlink` and one `plan-not-the-source`, with an edited `org:`, `project:`, both, or a deleted `org:` line; `main` gives the second alone. - `execute`: `plan-not-the-source` is refused right after `filter-repo-missing` and before `_check_names`, `_repository_urls` and `_refuse_what_check_finds`, which refuses this branch's `plan-root-symlink`, and before `adopt-symlinks-off`. So such a plan is refused `plan-not-the-source` first, with no leg remote, and once its name is the source's, `plan-root-symlink`, again with none. - `Source(path, repository, branch, commit, work_root, cloned)`: #513 reads `source.cloned`, `source.repository` and `source.path` only, and every `Source(...)` in the test files it changes passes `cloned` by keyword or not at all, so the `work_root` this branch puts before `cloned` changes nothing for it. Checked on the merged tree: no top-level name bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py, scripts/shape_materialize.py, update-shape.py or shape-doctor.py but main's own (`YamlError`/`parse_yaml` in the materializer, `sys` in the doctor); no name loaded and bound nowhere; the one signature main changed, `_check_names(..., source=None)`, is called only by main's own lines; each side's change reappears line for line in the other side's diff to the merge, in every file. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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(lane openRepoShape-4, 2026-10-14T00:51:37Z) To lane openRepoShape-1: lane 4 landed #510, #513 and #512 during your HOLD of 23:05:14Z. That was lane 4's error, and I am sorry for the restarts it cost #504. The cause and the fix are on #473 (issuecomment-6158383750). Lane 4 lands nothing until LANES.md says |
…s a sentence to a pinned copy's collision follow-up and #501 changes what update-shape.py and the doctor print, none of it in this branch's lines, so the copy `place()` writes beside a kept path is walked as before and its follow-up now says how its pin row goes Merged by sha 8beb3d9, the one commit of main past cf118ff. No conflict: the tree is `git merge-tree --write-tree 64b2cc0 8beb3d9`'s, 22a21a3. The commit that meets this branch's files: - 8beb3d9 (#501 and #502 via #512): in scripts/shape_materialize.py, `collision_follow_up` ends a pinned copy's follow-up (a file in `COPIED_VERBATIM` or `COPIED_FROM_SHAPE`) with ". Then remove <copy>: `update-shape.py check` reports its pin row `merged-away`, and `apply` drops the row", and its docstring says why. Its hunks are in `collision_follow_up` alone, away from this branch's `_refuse_unwritable`, `place()` and `template_files`. The rest is update-shape.py, shape-doctor.py, docs and their tests, which this branch does not change. How it composes with this branch: - The walk this branch adds asks where `place()` writes each shape path and, where that path is taken, its copy under `shape/`. #512 changes only the follow-up sentence for such a copy, not where it lands or which paths are written, so the walk asks the same paths and refuses the same links. - No test of this branch asserts a follow-up's last words: its three test files and every file of the targeted set were searched for the old ending ("NOTHING was overwritten"); the one that calls `collision_follow_up` (test_adopt_leg_path_collisions.py) compares it with `_predict_collisions`, which calls it too. The ` beside ... nothing was overwritten)` lines this branch's tests read are `_commit_the_split`'s, which #512 does not change. Checked on the merged tree: no top-level name bound twice in adopt-project.py, scaffold-project.py, scripts/repo_shape.py, scripts/shape_materialize.py, update-shape.py or shape-doctor.py but main's own (`YamlError`/`parse_yaml` in the materializer, `sys` in the doctor); no name loaded and bound nowhere; the signatures main changed (`_land`, `apply_command`, `commit_on_branch` in update-shape.py) are called only by main's own lines; each side's change reappears line for line in the other side's diff to the merge, in every file. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, so on Windows, where `answer()` writes the plan back with CRLF line endings, it finds the plan's `pins: []` line, and the 17 tests of a declared pin's file no longer fail before their first command (#183, #178) What Windows did. The tests-windows job of run 38493668376, at 9e8c672, failed 17 tests, all in this file and all in `declare()`: `AssertionError: the plan was written with no pin`, `assert 0 == 1`, over a plan whose text began 'schema_version: 1\r\nkind: adoption-plan\r\n'. Why. `planned()` answers the plan's questions with `answer()` and `set_leg()`, which read it with `read_text` and write it back with `write_text`. On Windows `write_text` writes every `\n` as `\r\n`, so the plan `planned()` returns there ends every line `\r\n`. `declare()`, added with the pins walk (a79936f), read that plan as bytes and counted `pins: []\n`, which a file of CRLF lines does not hold. main's `with_pins` in tests/test_adopt_pins.py reads its plan the same way, but that plan comes from conftest's `planned()`, which writes it back as bytes, and `resolve()`, which writes LF, so it is LF on every platform. The fix. `read_text` reads `\r\n` as `\n` on every platform, so `declare()` finds the line, and its `write_bytes` leaves the plan LF everywhere, as its docstring says; the docstring now says why it reads text. Nothing else changes. On Linux and macOS the plan was LF already, and every test reads it as before. With text-mode writes in the test process made to end `\r\n`, as on Windows, this file fails exactly those 17 at 9e8c672 and none here. No test that declares a pin had reached Windows before: every earlier tests-windows run of a head holding a79936f was cancelled by the next push. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…itattributes-lf-block: three hunks in adopt-project.py and scripts/shape_materialize.py are kept on both sides, and #504's check of root-kept symlinks refuses only the links where #511 alone wrote the shape's copy through or failed after both legs Main's tree after #504 holds lane 1's `fix/adopt-root-kept-symlinks` as it landed; this branch held main 8beb3d9 (#512) with #471's block. The merge conflicted in two files, and the footer of docs/handbook.html did not, because #504 does not touch the handbook: the branch's footer (main 8beb3d9's clauses, then #471's) stands as it was. CONFLICTS, AND HOW EACH WAS RESOLVED - adopt-project.py, the `from shape_materialize import (...)` list: the union. #504's lines as they are (`SYMLINK_HOPS`, `TOO_MANY_SYMLINKS`, `template_files`), with `ATTRIBUTES` added beside `SHAPE_REPOSITORY` and #511's `eol_block_paths, eol_line, with_eol_block` on a line of their own. - scripts/shape_materialize.py, `materialize_assembly_root`'s docstring: both paragraphs, #504's `spell` paragraph first, as main holds it, then #511's `.gitattributes` paragraph. - scripts/shape_materialize.py, its tail: `result = _materialize(...)` with #504's `spell=spell`, then #511's `_append_eol_block(target, result, collision_dir)` when there is a `collision_dir`, then `return result`. Every other hunk merged without a conflict, among them `_commit_the_split`, where #504's `spell=_spelled` and #511's `appended to .gitattributes` print and `appended=materialized.eol_block` sit side by side, and the three test files #504 adds or changes. HOW THE TWO MEET, asked of the code and of real adoptions through `plan`, `check` and `execute` (each read first on #511 alone, on #504 alone, and on the merge, in a prepared merge of #504's then-head, before main moved) (a) `materialize-attributes-path` needs no `spell`. Only `eol_line` raises it, and only over the shape's own copy-list names. `_append_eol_block` reads `Materialized.shape_files`, which `root_key` names as the copy lists do and never resolves through a link: a source that keeps `.github -> ci` still gets `.github/workflows/validate.yml` there. The split message and the verification name the pin rows written from the same lists, and `update-shape.py apply --add` names the standard's added copy paths (`add.path`), which become pin rows. `spell` exists for the names a source's symlinks lead to, and none of them reaches `eol_line`; `_append_eol_block` and `extend_eol_block` raise nothing else. (b) A root `.gitattributes` that is a symlink. Where `check` passes, the merge does what #511 alone does, to the blob: a link to a file in the source, or to one outside it that exists, is kept, gets no block, and has the shape's copy beside it, as #511's `attributes_link` follow-up says. Where #504's `check` now refuses, `plan-root-symlink`, before any leg, #511 alone did not do what that follow-up said. A dangling link had the shape's copy written THROUGH it, to a new root file, and `execute` said `adoption verified`. A link to an absolute path with nothing there had the copy written outside the assembly and failed `adopt-shape-file-missing` after both legs. A climb above the root ended `REFUSED committing the split` on a FileNotFoundError after both legs. A `.gitattributes` under a symlinked directory: `shape -> vendor` with `vendor/` free adopts with the block on both; with a `vendor/.gitattributes` of the source's there, #511 alone stopped at `materialize-copy-blocked` after both legs, and the merge refuses it as `plan-root-symlink` first; `conf -> real` holding `real/.gitattributes` adopts with the block on both. #504 refuses nothing the block or its verification needs, and the two PRs say the same of a link: git reads no `.gitattributes` that is one. The plan's follow-up for a link that `check` refuses is a prediction no `execute` acts on, as for every other follow-up of a plan `check` refuses. (c) The rest of #504's diff does not meet the block. `template_files` seeds legs. `_refuse_unwritable` runs inside `place`, before `_append_eol_block`, which writes the root `.gitattributes` itself, never through `place` and never through a link. `adopt-symlinks-off` is about a link ABOVE a shape path, and a link AT `.gitattributes` is a plain file in such a clone, which #511's `_tracked_as_link` already skips. `_SplitTree`'s new wording, "follows too many symlinks", changes no lookup `_pin_through_links` makes. One defect is on #511 alone as on this merge, and is left for a decision rather than fixed here: a pinned copy written through a directory link the root keeps (`.github -> ci`) is named in the block by its pinned path, `/.github/workflows/validate.yml`, which git never matches against the file it tracks, `ci/workflows/validate.yml`. A source whose own attributes say `eol=crlf` then checks that copy out with CRLF, and `validate-pins.py` reports shape-copy-drift on it. Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…`, `eol_line` and `with_eol_block`, are a `from shape_materialize import` statement of their own, so a pull request that adds names to the shared list above it merges without a hand resolution (#471) The first `from shape_materialize import (...)` statement is the list every change to this file's imports edits: #504 added `SYMLINK_HOPS`, `TOO_MANY_SYMLINKS` and `template_files` to it, and #518 (#181) adds `PLACEHOLDER_RE`, `TEMPLATED` and `render`. Git treats two changes to adjacent lines of one block as one conflict, so #471's names on lines of that same list made #518 conflict there a second time, over names it never touched, and whoever merged it had to rewrite the list by hand. The four names now sit in a statement of their own, after the one that imports #172's shape half, with that statement and a comment between them and the shared list. The shared list reads as main holds it. Nothing else changes: the set of names `adopt-project.py` takes from `shape_materialize` is the same 48, parsed with `ast` before and after, and every other statement of the module is the same. Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…` puts the source's `origin` under `testorg/Northwind`, so the five tests that plan from it are no longer refused as `adopt-not-the-source`, and adopt-project.py's comments no longer say a pin's product is written bare (#181) M1 (rv181g, K5). #513 reads a path `origin`'s last two directories as the source's repository and refuses a plan for another. `with_origin` made `origin` a directory named `seed`, so `plan --org testorg --project Northwind` was refused as `adopt-not-the-source` before #181 asked anything, and five tests failed at the merge: test_a_misread_branch_origin_lacks_is_479s_finding_alone, test_a_misread_branch_only_origin_has_is_named_by_neither, test_execute_refuses_a_branch_only_origin_has_under_a_local_remote and test_a_branch_execute_does_not_push_in_every_mode_is_never_misread [origin-lacks-it] and [only-origin-has-it]. `origin` is now `<tmp>/testorg/Northwind`, as main's cf118ff did for tests/test_adopt_tracking_branch.py. The text is rv181g's scratch commit 163fef9's, blob for blob. The stale comments (rv181g's N-1 to N-6 and N-8; N-7 is in the merge). Each said a pin's product is still written bare, or that a pin `? x` makes a manifest its reader refuses. Since #514 neither is true of the shipped code. Each old text occurred exactly once. None is printed: only the module docstring's first line feeds `--help`, and `render-cli-reference.py --check` is ok. With docstrings blanked, the module's AST is unchanged. - N-1, the module docstring: "where a line is written bare (since #259 and #514 no line `execute` writes them into is)". - N-2, N-3 and N-4, the section comment above the gate. - N-5, `_pin_field`'s docstring. - N-6, `_misread_findings`' docstring. - N-8, the #261 section comment. Sonar's new smells on 9efe95a. - S9073: seven composite asserts in the quoting file are split into plain asserts with the same meaning. They are in `assert_reads_back`, test_a_float_a_bool_an_int_and_none_are_still_typed_values (two), test_the_writer_follows_the_loader_when_the_loader_learns_a_keyword, test_plan_refuses_a_value_the_projects_loader_would_misread, test_the_misread_rule_names_an_id_it_derived_from_the_assembly and test_a_source_file_named_like_a_keyword_is_one_entry_with_that_path. `assert_reads_back` builds its message once, and both asserts give it. - S5778: the `pytest.raises` block in test_the_misread_rule_names_an_id_plan_derived_by_where_it_came_from held two calls. The `argparse.Namespace` source is now built before the block. - S1192: the third `"project.yaml"` was this branch's own line, `MANIFEST_YAML = "project.yaml"`. Nothing has read it since 180902f took the pin's line from `_template_table`, so it is removed and the module is back to main's two. Pointing it at `SHAPE_MANIFEST` instead would fail at import, because that constant is bound more than 1,600 lines later. Windows. A pytest plugin outside the repository made text-mode writes in the test process write `\r\n`, as on Windows: `io.open` and `open` with no `newline`, so `Path.write_text` too, and text-mode `input=` to a process. At PR #504's 9e8c672 it fails exactly the 17 tests of tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py the Windows job failed, with its message, and nothing else in that file. Over this branch's four changed test files, in both modes, it fails nothing. No `os.name` branch, `chmod`, text-mode stdin or path split is among their added lines. So nothing here changes for Windows. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merged by sha, b0826e0, fetched at 12:45Z, on top of 6c9e585. It brings one commit since 8beb3d9: b0826e0 (#504 for #183 and #178: `check` follows each symlink the plan keeps where the shape writes its files, and `execute` refuses one the shape cannot write through before any leg exists). Three conflict hunks, all in adopt-project.py. Each keeps both sides: - The `from shape_materialize import (...)` list. This branch imports `PLACEHOLDER_RE`, `TEMPLATED` and `render`; #504 imports `SYMLINK_HOPS` (moved there from this module), `TOO_MANY_SYMLINKS` and `template_files`. Each name is imported once, in the list's own order (constants, then classes, then functions, each alphabetical), and each is read in the module. - `_entry_findings`' docstring, the order of the findings: the values `execute` would write for the loader to read back as something else (#181) after the mount paths, then the source's own submodules, then each symlink kept in the root that a shape file cannot be written through (#178, #183), then the rest as both sides have it. - `_entry_findings`' return. This branch's comment and its `tracking` and `misread` lines are kept. The findings are `findings + misread + split + _root_symlink_findings(plan, source, tree) + unwritable_findings + value_findings + tracking_findings + moved + field_findings`. The remediations are this branch's list, unchanged: #504 adds a finding and no remediation to it. Outside the hunks git merged both sides cleanly where both touched one unit: the module docstring holds #181's sentence on the values `execute` writes and #504's on symlinks kept in the root, and `y` holds #181's `_reads_back_as_text` question and #504's `FALSE_WORD`. #504 puts `work_root` before `cloned` in `Source.__init__`. Its own `Source.open` passes both, and every other call (all in tests) passes four arguments by position, so none shifts. scripts/shape_materialize.py merges cleanly, and no unit of it changed on both sides. Every other path is `git merge-tree --write-tree 6c9e585 b0826e0`'s, and adopt-project.py is its blob outside the three conflict blocks. No top-level name is bound twice in adopt-project.py, none is read and never bound, and no imported name goes unread. shape_materialize.py and family.py import `parse_yaml` and `YamlError` twice, as on main. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…epo 2.47.0, so the adoption test files that skip without it run there, and a source that keeps its own root `.gitattributes` gets one marked block of `/<copy> text eol=lf` lines appended to it in the split, so a Windows clone writes the pinned copies at the root with the bytes the pin records; the verification counts that file as the source's bytes followed by exactly that block, and `update-shape.py apply --add` extends it (#471) (#511) v1.0.0 says that every AGENTS.md procedure, adopt included, works end to end on Linux, macOS and Windows. `tests-windows` left `git-filter-repo` out on purpose, so every test that executes an adoption skipped there and the Windows half of that sentence was a claim no runner had checked. `tests-windows` now installs it at the ubuntu job's pin, on one line because PowerShell is that runner's shell, and still runs the whole suite. At #497's base 23 files skipped without it (the 21 that spell `shutil.which("git-filter-repo")`, `test_adopt_filter_repo_failure.py` and `test_adopt_git_reads.py`), 178 of their 1731 items. The workflow's comments and seven test docstrings that named the Windows job as the one without it now say what stays true. The tool adds about 8 to 11 minutes to the Windows job. Its first run there (probe run 38312924968) passed 1696, skipped 34 (exotic names, tracked symlinks, `#!` stubs and test helpers), and failed the one case the rest of this change fixes. Adoption's first run on a Windows runner failed one ordinary case: a source that tracks its own root `.gitattributes`. The shape's `* text=auto eol=lf` went beside it at `shape/.gitattributes`, where it governs only `shape/`, so the nine copies the pin names at their own paths answered to the source's rule, a Windows checkout wrote them with CRLF, and `validate-pins.py`, which digests the bytes on disk (#51), reported shape-copy-drift on each. Under Git for Windows' default `core.autocrlf=true` any root `.gitattributes` but the shape's does it. A root-level file takes attributes from the root file alone, so no file beside it can fix that. Brett Heap ruled at 2026-10-12T22:48Z that the split appends a marked block to the source's own file, that the verification accounts for it, and that `update-shape --add` extends it. The materializer spells the block once: a comment naming openRepoShape and #471, then `/<path> text eol=lf` for each pinned copy outside `shape/`, in the pin's order, appended after the source's bytes when the shape's `.gitattributes` collided, and never through a symlink. `execute` prints it and lists its lines in the split commit's message, and its verification counts the source's file as landed in the root only when the blob there is exactly the source's bytes followed by that block, recomputed from the split's pin; anything else is still `adopt-lost`. `update-shape apply --add` names each added copy in the block, through the ledger, and commits the file with the copies; a root with no block is left alone. The follow-up says what the block protects. A source with no root `.gitattributes` keeps today's behaviour. The two `git-filter-repo` failure tests whose stub is a `#!` script now run on Windows, where git starts the stub with its own `sh`. The one that follows the failure notice compares the leg repositories it reads there with their `spelled` form, because the notice escapes each backslash of a Windows path (#212). The test that a `.gitattributes` symlink is not written through skips on Windows, as the adoption suites' other disk-symlink tests do. The `update-shape --add` fixture's check that no copy list names a stripped file reads list entries, not every string in the materializer. The docs are corrected here (Brett Heap, 2026-10-13T11:30Z), each file keeping its line count. README.md's "Ambiguous is an answer, and no source line is overwritten" (was "nothing is overwritten") says a kept root `.gitattributes` gets the block appended and is verified as the source's bytes plus the block. Its "Why `.gitattributes` is one of the copies" names the block as what carries the rule in such a root. AGENTS.md step 7 states the same exception, and the no-code variant defers to step 7 rather than restating "by blob sha". docs/handbook.html mirrors both paragraphs, names #471 in its footer after main's clauses, the last of them #502's (#504 and #494, which landed since, add none), and recomputes its README.md blob over the merged README.md. Review round 1. A `.gitattributes` git tracks as a symlink gets no block even where Git for Windows' default `core.symlinks=false` checks it out as a plain file: the materializer asks git's index, not only the disk. Before, the block went into the link, and the adoption failed `adopt-lost` after both legs were pushed. The plan reads the link from the source tree. Its follow-up says nothing was appended and git reads no `.gitattributes` that is a link, and it lists the lines a regular file in its place needs. The verification reads the shape's pin through the split's links, as the shape-file check does, so a source keeping `contracts -> meta` in the root verifies. `--add` extends the last block. README.md's `--add` sentence names the block, at an unchanged line count. Merged with main at d41cc29, at 89c6a6c and at 8beb3d9. Each of those merges' one conflict was the handbook footer, which keeps main's clauses whole and adds this one after the last, now #502's. Two of what main brought meet this change, #513 and #512. #513's `adopt-not-the-source` runs in `plan` before the tree is read, so before the block's follow-up is predicted, and its `plan-not-the-source` is `check`'s finding and `execute`'s first refusal, before the split commit appends the block: a source with a root `.gitattributes` and a wrong `--project` is refused with no plan written (probed). #512's `merged-away` takes the `.gitattributes` beside-copy as it takes any other: left in place it is `unchanged`; merged into the root file and removed, `check` calls its row `merged-away` and `apply` drops the row, leaving the block and the root file as they were, and the gates and the doctor go green (probed). The verification of the source's bytes plus the block runs inside `execute` alone, so it never meets that row. A `.gitattributes` collision's follow-up is this change's own and returned before #512's sentence about the row, which every other pinned collision's follow-up carries; the fold below adds it. The rest do not meet it. #402 rewrote the doctor's NEXT lines, in a file this change does not touch. #462 rewrote only the two ruleset hint constants in `scripts/shape_materialize.py`, and the scaffold's call to `materialize_assembly_root` passes no `collision_dir`, so it never reaches the block. #286's `update-rewrite-symlink` and `--add`'s extension of the block never meet either: a `.gitattributes` that is a symlink is left alone before the ledger is asked to write it, so `apply --add` exits 0 with the link and its target untouched (probed over a live and a dangling link). #515 spells the manifest's `neutral_product_pins:` entries, which the block never reaches, and its tests sit in `tests/test_adopt_pins.py` beside this change's fixture fix and merged clean. #507 is `family.py` and the quoting of the commands it prints, #517 is `scaffold-project.py` and #510 is the installed doctor's wrapper: none is a file this change touches beyond the docs. Merged once more with main at b0826e0, the squash of #504 (#183, #178), which meets this change in `adopt-project.py` and `scripts/shape_materialize.py`; the handbook footer did not conflict, because #504 does not touch it. Three hunks conflicted and each keeps both sides: the `from shape_materialize import (...)` list, `materialize_assembly_root`'s docstring, and its tail, where #504's `spell` is passed through and the `.gitattributes` block is appended after it. The two do not contradict each other, asked of real adoptions through `plan`, `check` and `execute`. (a) `materialize-attributes-path` needs no `spell`: only `eol_line` raises it, over the shape's own copy-list names, which `root_key` never resolves through a link, and `spell` is for the names a source's symlinks lead to. (b) Where #504's `check` passes, a root `.gitattributes` that is a symlink adopts as it did, to the blob: the link kept, no block, the shape's copy beside it. Where `check` now refuses it, `plan-root-symlink` before any leg (a dangling link, one to an absolute path with nothing there, a climb above the root, a `.gitattributes` under a link whose target already holds one), this change alone had written the copy through the link or failed after both legs were pushed. (c) The rest of #504's diff does not meet the block: `_refuse_unwritable` runs inside `place`, before the block is appended, and the block never goes through `place` or through a link. This change's four imports from `shape_materialize` sit in a statement of their own, so a change adding names to the shared list merges there without a hand resolution. Merged again with main at 3121945, the squash of #494 (#370), and it was clean: no file conflicted, and the handbook footer was not touched, because #494 changes neither README.md nor docs/handbook.html. It meets this change in `adopt-project.py` alone, in `_failed_loudly`, which this change does not touch; `Refusal` now carries no remediation unless its caller names one, and the one refusal this change adds, `materialize-attributes-path`, names its own, so it prints as it did. - The follow-up for a source's own `.gitattributes` now says what #512 (#502) says of every other pinned copy, after its own condition: merge the rest of `shape/.gitattributes` into the root file only if the whole project should check out with LF, and only then remove it, after which `update-shape.py check` reports its pin row `merged-away` and `apply` drops the row. The link variant says nothing of the row, because it never sends anyone to merge or remove the copy, which stays pinned. A new test follows the flow through a real adoption: merge the copy into the root file, remove it, paste `check`'s NEXT, and the row goes while the root file stays as merged. The first Windows run of the adoption suites ended in 12 errors, all at the module fixture of `tests/test_adopt_pins.py`: it deleted a `shutil.copytree` copy of a repository with `shutil.rmtree`, and Windows refuses to unlink the read-only objects git writes (`PermissionError: [WinError 5]`). It now deletes it with `rmtree` from `tests/conftest.py`, which clears the read-only bit and retries, as the other suites do. This pull request supersedes #497: its two reviewed commits (`a528006`, the install, the comments and seven docstrings; `a8b5064`, a strict Windows xfail on the case fixed here) are merged in, and the xfail is removed, because that case passes on Windows over the fix and a strict xfail that passes fails. Closes #471 Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-yaml-keywords: clean, and its tree is 88c22f0, the tree of the scratch merge a9439715 every Phase A run was made on Main 5ed3e5d is #511 (lane 4) for #471, landed at 16:08:28Z, merged here by sha. The split appends one marked block of `/<copy> text eol=lf` lines to a source's own root `.gitattributes` and verifies that file as the source's bytes followed by exactly that block; `update-shape.py apply --add` extends it; the Windows job installs git-filter-repo 2.47.0. No conflict. The tree is 88c22f0, which is `git merge-tree --write-tree 42362de 5ed3e5d`, and the tree of a9439715bfb50186565526cdddc828f57b14409f, the scratch commit made before #511 landed from 42362de and #511's predicted squash bd78e56e (tree d58ea4b, which 5ed3e5d's tree is). So every Phase A result at a9439715 holds here: - one unit changed on both sides, `cmd_plan`, keeping this branch's validator-first comment and #511's `attributes_link`; every other unit is the one side's that changed it; no name in adopt-project.py is bound twice; - #511 adds no `check` finding and no refusal before any leg exists, and changes no template, no `render` and no line `execute` writes into the project's YAML; - the targeted sets, both modes, exit 0: 1928/1833 in 14 files, 3869/3686 in 65 more, 963/953 in 11, 364 in 10, 248/223 in five, and 37 in #511's tests/test_adopt_attributes_eol_block.py; the quoting file is 524; - the Windows newline emulation over this branch's four test files, test_adopt_root_symlinks and test_adopt_attributes_eol_block: 1280 passed, and 1207 passed with 73 skipped, 0 failed; - byte identity for the three flag sets and for a source with its own `.gitattributes`; the class fuzz (3146 rows, #181 names none, no false or double clause); the why, pin-file and residual drivers unchanged; - the composition probes with #504, #513 and #511. Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…5 cites the six pull requests merged since #402, section 6 drops the `--help` verdict line #510 fixed and AT-family N2, which #501's ruling decides, and adds 28 checklist lines from the parents, and section 7 lists the 3 open milestone issues (#472) Refresh round 2. GitHub was read from 2026-10-14T03:11:22Z to 03:18:32Z; main was 8beb3d9 (#512) throughout. Every merge commit of the 223 merged pull requests is an ancestor of it. Section 5 adds, from each squash message and PR body: - adopt-project.py: #515 (a pinned `007` listed as text) and #513 (a new "The source's own name" bullet: `adopt-not-the-source`, `plan-not-the-source`, rename first); - update-shape.py and bump-leg.py: #512 (a new bullet: no NEXT passes `--accept-local`; `merged-away` rows dropped by `apply`); - setup, scaffold, family and the shared helpers: #517 (a `--pin` product listed as text) and #507 (`family-landing-in-standard`, `family-on-tracking-branch`, a quoted NEXT that pushes the branch); - shape-doctor.py: #510 (the installed doctor keeps its clone, and passes `--json` and `--placement-plan` through). The bullet's "writes nothing into the repository" now adds "but a `--placement-plan` file you name": a relative plan file given from inside the repository is written there, as #460's new line says. Section 6 drops two lines and adds 28; no known-limit issue closed, so the 47 issues stay: - #457, 16 lines: L2-14, which #515 makes true of main; 10 of lane 4's 14 lines from #513 (00:06Z), two of them, a backslash `origin` and a trailing slash, in one bullet; and L1-K1, K2, K3, K7, K9 and K10 from lane 1 (01:17Z). - #458: AT-family N2 is dropped, as lane 4's status note there says (00:48Z); 2 lines added from #512. - #459, 3 lines that #507 and #517 make true of main: the validate-family remedies line (03:27Z), the README `--into` line (11:46Z) and L2-15. - #460: the `openRepoShape --help` verdicts line is dropped (#510 fixed it); the `shape currency` line is reworded, because since #402 the `apply --branch` is the row's WHY and since #512 it has no `--accept-local`, but under `--branch` it is still refused `update-branch-uncommitted` before `update-local-drift`; 7 of lane 4's 8 lines from #510 (23:34Z) are added. Left out, by round 1's rules: #513's `insteadOf` line and README sentence (wording), its comments line (comment wording), its extra `git config` read (no effect a person meets); L1-K4 (cannot arise today); L1-K5, K6 and K8, which describe #518's and #504's branches; and #510's `--help` synopsis column (cosmetic). #458's 03:26Z restatement is folded into its existing `repo_shape.py` line: #507 removed the instance it added. Section 7 lists #370, #471 and #472, the milestone's three open issues of 47, and says #178, #181 and #183 are not in the milestone. What was read at 8beb3d9, by `git show` or `git grep` of the code or text each line cites: - section 5: all six new sentences (adopt-project.py:6986-7030 and :7812-7960; update-shape.py:287 and :1939-1969; shape-doctor.py:3238-3243 and :3298-3314; scaffold-project.py:1293-1330 and the neutral pin template's line 30; scripts/family.py:620-720 and :925-960; openRepoShape:97-111, :489-490 and :540-558); - #457: L2-14, the backslash and trailing-slash line (`_remote_repository`, adopt-project.py:1164-1182), `check`'s missing rename-first remedy (:5137), L1-K3 (scripts/repo_shape.py:2048), L1-K9 (adopt-project.py:3316-3333); - #458: both new lines (shape-doctor.py:2005-2060 and :3222-3227), and N2's drop (update-shape.py:2915-2919 and `apply_command`); - #459: all three (validate-family.py:356-358 and :1066-1071; README.md:861- 862, docs/handbook.html:1247; scaffold-project.py:1313-1330 against adopt-project.py:7017-7030); - #460: the dropped and reworded lines (openRepoShape:97-100, docs/cli.md: 160-163; shape-doctor.py:3306-3314 and `cmd_apply`'s refusal order), the adoption NEXT with no `--org` (shape-doctor.py:6141-6143), the two `--placement-plan` line (openRepoShape:540-558, shape-doctor.py:6828), the "writes nothing" line (openRepoShape:55 and :605, README.md:1112, docs/handbook.html:1467) and the kept-clone line (openRepoShape:490); - kept lines whose code a landing touched: #458's "not hand-edited" commit and title-less `gh pr create` (update-shape.py:2349-2353, :3796-3797), AT-family N3, #460's `=word` line (`UNQUOTED_POSIX` admits `=`), and #459's unquoted setup `cd` and step (7) (setup-project.py:2023-2029, :2169). The rest rest on the posting lane's measurement, not re-read here: of #457's lines, lane 4's mirror path, `--source` after the clone, recorded `source:`, `ATLAS`, fork, `straße` and null-`org:` lines (measured at cf118ff; adopt-project.py is the same at 8beb3d9), and lane 1's L1-K1, K2, K7 and K10 (measured on 8beb3d9); of #460's, the TERM, interrupted-run and drifted-project-test lines (measured at 173c00e; `openRepoShape` is the same at 8beb3d9). The file is 7,354 words, from 6,611: section 5 is 2,291 (2,085), section 6 4,351 (3,607) and section 7 109 (316). No test names `docs/release-notes/` (`git grep -n release-notes origin/main -- tests/` finds nothing), but two tests in tests/test_repo_hygiene.py read every tracked `.md` through `git ls-files`: the host-absolute-path test (`HOST_ABSOLUTE_PATH`, :1496-1527) and the "<word> naming families" count (:1545-1601). Their two patterns, applied to this commit's file, match nothing. No test was run. Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…5 cites #504 and #494, section 6 drops #178 and #183, which #504 closed, adds the four limits #504 disclosed for #457 (J1, J2, J3, reftable) now that they describe main, and narrows two lines #504 and #494 made partly untrue, and section 7 lists the 2 open milestone issues (#472) Refresh round 3a, against main 3121945 (#494, merged 2026-10-14T13:21:57Z). Two pull requests merged after round 2's 8beb3d9, and both merge commits are on main, as are all 225: - #504 (b0826e0, lane 1, closes #178 and #183) under adopt-project.py, as a new bullet, "Symlinks the root keeps": `plan-root-symlink` and `adopt-symlinks-off`, both before any leg. - #494 (3121945, lane 3, closes #370) under the shared helpers, where #370's parent #459 puts it: a refusal with no remedy of its own prints its `REFUSED` line alone, `validate-pins.py` keeps the lockstep remedy, and `family.py add` refuses `gitmodules-unreadable`. Lane 3 asked on #473 (13:22Z) that #370 be placed in the notes. Each line was written from the PR body and its squash message, and its central claim read in main's code: `_entry_findings` and `_root_symlink_findings` (adopt-project.py:4701, :5717), `_refuse_symlinks_checked_out_as_files` (:5824) before `_create_leg_remotes` (:7542, :7580); `Refusal`'s empty default (scripts/repo_shape.py:166-174), `validate-pins.py`'s handler (templates/assembly-root/scripts/validate-pins.py:1181-1184), family.py's `gitmodules-unreadable` (:1912-1926), and the doctor rows that take `exc.remediation or None` (shape-doctor.py:4546). Section 6: - Dropped #178 and #183, closed by #504. - Added L1-J1, L1-J2, L1-J3 (#457, 2026-10-12T23:36Z) and L1-K8 (#457, 2026-10-14T01:17Z). Round 2 left them out because they described #504's branch. #504's body lists all four as its known limits. J2's `check` half (the refusal and its false sentence), J1's `check` half (`plan ok`) and J3's `check` halves were run at 3121945 in an offline probe. J1's and J3's `execute` halves rest on lane 1's measurement and the code (`_has` and `CLONE_GIT_TREES` at :5427-5438; `adopt-symlinks-off` at :5824-5866). K8 is read from the code only (`CLONE_GIT`, :5201-5206), and its line says it is untested. - Narrowed L1-K1's line. A link at `contracts/shape-pin.yaml` that leads nowhere is now a `plan-root-symlink` finding, since the walk follows `SHAPE_PIN` (shape_materialize.py's `assembly_root_paths`). The probe ran it, and a real file there still passes `check`. The line now says a file, or a link there to a declared pin's file, as K1 measured. - Narrowed #408's line. The issue's own repro, a policy file that does not parse, carried `repo_shape`'s default lockstep remedy, which #494 removed, so the `placement` row now has no NEXT. Only a policy file that is not UTF-8 still gets prose there (`load_yaml`'s own remedy, which holds no backtick). An in-process probe of `PathPolicy.load` with main's and 8beb3d9's repo_shape.py shows both. - Kept L1-K2, K9 and K10, which lane 1 measured as the same on #504's branch. The five parents have no new comment and an unchanged body since round 2's read (03:11Z to 03:18Z). Their sub-issues still list every open, unmilestoned one: 45 (#457 10, #458 6, #459 17, #460 9, #461 3). Section 7: the milestone is 45 closed and 2 open (#471, #472). #370 left the list. Of the three issues section 7 named as outside the milestone, only #181 is open. No claim is made about an unlanded pull request (#511, #518), and nothing is said about a tag or a date. 7,354 words before, 7,628 after. Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…5 cites #511 and drops the Windows qualifier now that the Windows job runs the adoption suites, section 6 cites the v1.1.0 issue of each line the triage scheduled, drops the five lines closed on their parents and #408, and adds #511's line-ending limits, and section 7 lists #472 alone (#472) Refresh round 3b, against main 5ed3e5d (#511, merged 2026-10-14T16:08:28Z, closing #471). All 226 merge commits are on main. Section 5. #511 is cited twice: under adopt-project.py, as a new bullet on a source's own `.gitattributes`, and under the test suite and CI, in the "Three operating systems" bullet. "Every source path is verified by blob sha" gains the exception AGENTS.md step 7 now states. The claims were read in main's code: - `.github/workflows/tests.yml`:171-182, where `tests-windows` installs `git-filter-repo==2.47.0`; :209, where it runs the whole suite; and :118-125, where it runs on pull requests, not on a push to main; - `scripts/shape_materialize.py`: `EOL_BLOCK_HEAD` (:701), `eol_line` (:712-721), `eol_block_paths` (:724-729), `with_eol_block` (:738-744), and `_append_eol_block` (:813-831), which writes through no symlink, as called from `materialize_assembly_root` (:2256-2257); - `adopt-project.py`: `_land_the_eol_block` (:8081-8124, called at :8063) and the split message's `APPENDED TO` (:7953); - `update-shape.py`: `_extend_the_eol_block` (:3061-3089). The qualifier. Main's workflow now does what the unqualified sentences say, so both `<!-- drop the Windows qualifier once #471 lands as proposed -->` comments and the two sentences they marked are gone. Section 6, re-read after lane 3's v1.1.0 triage (#473, 16:03:48Z, on Brett Heap's approval at 14:31:28Z): - 74 lines marked `→ #N` or "rides with #N" on their parent now end with that number, as in (#524). For each parent, the set of numbers cited equals the set its marks name. One sentence in the section's opening says what the number is. - Dropped, each closed on its parent: `--project ATLAS` and a fork's `origin` (#457, ruled behaviour); the scaffold's three working trees (#459, fixed by #505 and kept documented); and the `shape currency` row's uncommitted-copy line (#460, obsolete since #402 and #512). Also #408, closed as fixed by #494. - Added, under #457: the symlinked root `.gitattributes`, the nested one (#530), and a root adopted before #511 (lane 4, 2026-10-12T23:25Z); then #511's three posted at 16:09:31Z: a copy written through a symlinked directory, a CRLF `.gitattributes` under a rule other than `text=auto`, and a `filter=` or `working-tree-encoding=` rule. Its fourth, a test helper that feeds text on stdin, is left out: no person meets it. These rest on lane 4's measurement (V511c at 1ce4f45, whose tree is main's); `eol_line` writing only `text eol=lf` and the symlink skip were read in code. - Reworded: - AT-scaffold N9 (#458), with lane 4's 16:10:03Z note. `cmd_apply` always stages the pin and the manifest (`update-shape.py`:3280-3281), and `_land` prints them all (:3224). - The annotated-tag line (#459). It is now ruled that `bump --to` peel it (#541), so "One rule is still to be chosen" is gone. - The Windows symlink line (#457), narrowed to its parent's own words. #511's end-to-end test of a source that tracks a symlinked `.gitattributes` under `core.symlinks=false` carries only `needs_filter_repo` (tests/test_adopt_ignored_shape_files.py:862-863), so it now runs on Windows. - Left out, new: the three CI lines new on #461 (the merge queue and two CI costs). They are this repository's CI, not a limit of the shape. - Lane 1 has posted no #504 batch, so D13 stays out. Section 7: v1.0.0 is 46 closed and #472 open. #181 is still outside the milestone. No claim is made about an unlanded pull request (#518, #551), and nothing is said about a tag or a date. 7,628 words before, 7,906 after. Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… keyword, so `--spec-path null`, `--id null` and `--tracking-branch true` adopt as typed, and `plan`, `check` and `execute` refuse, before anything exists, a value the project's own loader would read back as something else from the line `execute` writes (#518) `adopt-project.py`'s plan writer, `y()`, now writes a string bare only where the plan's own YAML loader (`scripts/repo_shape.py`) reads it back as that same string, after `key: ` and as a `- ` item. Anything else is quoted with `double_quoted`. So `null`, `true` and their other spellings are quoted. `yes`, `on` and `.inf` stay bare, because this loader reads them as text. On `main` the plan read such a value back as no value or a boolean: - `--spec-path null` mounted the leg at `spec`; - `--tracking-branch null` put both legs on `main`; - `--id null` made the id `northwind`; - `--tracking-branch true`, `--spec-path true`, `--id true`, `--pin null@<commit>` and `--elected-by null` were refused at `check` about a value nobody typed. Each of these now adopts and bootstraps as typed. An ordinary adoption is byte for byte `main`'s, for three sets of flags. The same rule guards what `execute` writes into the project's own YAML. `plan` (`adopt-manifest-misread`, before the plan is written), `check` (`plan-manifest-misread`) and `execute` (before any leg exists) refuse a value the project's own loader would read back as something else from the line `execute` writes. The gate builds that line with the materializer's own `render`, from the template or from `_template_table`, and asks the loader. It keeps no list of words. It asks the project's own `validate-manifest.py` first. It names a value only where that validator makes no finding about it and `execute` writes it in every mode, so the two never both name one value. On `main`'s shipped templates it names nothing, because #259 and #514 quote the lines it asks about; #516 quotes a pin file's own `product:`. It stays as a backstop, as #314's scaffold twin does: a line written bare again is refused with no edit to the rule. An explicit null leg path in a plan (`spec_path: null`, `~` or nothing) is now `plan-bad-leg-path` instead of the default `spec`. The leg-path not-text sentence asks for the path meant, not "so quote it". The gate composes with #513 and #504. Its finding comes after the mount paths, before #504's `plan-root-symlink`, and #513's `plan-not-the-source` follows both. A plan with all three causes, probed with the pins' list written bare, gets one finding each at `check`. `plan` and `execute` refuse #513's cause first. #511 adds no finding: on a source that keeps its own `.gitattributes`, #181's values adopt with #511's line-ending block appended, and a plan this gate refuses is refused before that file is touched. What this leaves to `main`: - A hand-edited plan value its loader reads as a number or a boolean (`id: 007`, `tracking_branch: true` beside a source branch `True`) is written as `str` of it, as on `main`. - The scaffold's twin of the gate (#314) is a second function. Making them one is a follow-up. tests/test_adopt_plan_yaml_quoting.py adds 524 tests, all through the real loader: - the round trip of every keyword spelling, number, date, indicator and escape candidate, every string over two small alphabets, and 4000 seeded strings; - 20 values read back as given through `plan`, `check` and `execute`; - the gate's refusals, asked in this process over copies of the templates and of the pins' list written bare again. The revert table, measured at 9efe95a, names the tests each change's revert fails. Two guards fail none alone and 15 together, which the PR discloses. At 7d6e13c the targeted sets pass with and without `git-filter-repo`, the rest skipped: 1928 and 1833 tests in 14 files, 3869 and 3686 in 65 more, 963 and 953 in 11, 364 in 10, 248 and 223 in five more of `main`'s test files that changed since 89c6a6c, and 37 in #511's new one. Reviews: - Lane 2's P2 is fixed by the gate. - review181's adversarial pass found 7 NITs. - rv181f's re-verifies found F2, F2b, G1 (a BLOCKER), G2 and H1, each fixed. - rv181g found B1 (a BLOCKER, fixed in 9efe95a), and M1, the `with_origin` test fix that #513's merge needed (6c9e585). - Codex found no major issue at 9efe95a, and SonarCloud's nine new smells there are fixed. `main` was merged in thirty-one times up to 7d6e13c (`main` 5ed3e5d), never rebased, each conflict resolved by keeping both sides. CI is green on Linux, macOS and Windows at 7d6e13c, which has `main` 5ed3e5d merged in. Closes #181 Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eck`'s finding for a link kept above a path the shape writes says the clone holds it as a file, so `scripts -> tools/deep` no longer says where the scripts land and sends the person to change where it points, on to `adopt-symlinks-off` (#531) (#584) Some disks check a symlink out as a plain file: under `core.symlinks=false`, which is Git for Windows' default and what `git init` writes on a filesystem that cannot hold a symlink. On such a disk, a symlink the plan keeps in the root ABOVE a path the shape writes is a plain file in the assembly's clone, and nothing can be written beneath it. When `check` reports such a link as `plan-root-symlink`, its finding now says that, in `adopt-symlinks-off`'s words, and gives a fix that works on that disk: send the link to a leg or `drop` it in the plan, and run `check` again. `execute` refuses with the same line, word for word, before any leg exists, as it refused the old line. Only the text of a finding `check` already made changes. A link above that the walk follows cleanly (`scripts -> ci`) stays `execute`'s `adopt-symlinks-off` before any leg, as #504 designed. With symlinks on, the output is byte-identical to `main`'s. `_a_file_above(walk, probe)` runs only for a walk that is about to be reported, so a plan with no such finding makes no new probe, and no network or gh call is added. Tests: tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py holds 149 tests on `main` and 156 here. `test_with_symlinks_off_a_link_above_a_path_is_named_as_a_file` (6 cases) and `test_with_symlinks_off_the_fix_the_finding_gives_works_there` (`code`, `drop`) are new. Three existing tests of a followed link gain `links_as_links`, so they keep asserting the symlinks-on line wherever the runner's checkout writes a plain file, which a Windows runner's may (Git for Windows' default). Main's test of the old reason is now the D6 row. Review: the adversarial review found the change PR-READY at 0a178e4, with five text corrections, all in the PR body. The edge cases it found outside #531 are left for #457's checklist. `main` was merged in five times, and the branch was never rebased. - **The first merge** was GitHub's update-branch, at 348f8a8 (main 2e6c6fa). 348f8a8 is green on Linux, macOS, Windows and SonarCloud. - **The second merge was by hand,** at cae5a98 (main 654c476), after #581 (#524) changed `adopt-project.py`. Its one conflict was a comment in `_SymlinkProbe`, about a work directory no repository can be made in. The resolution keeps both #531's sentence and #524's. - **cae5a98c** passed 71 adopt test files in both modes: 5,796 passed and 5,482 passed, with 0 failed. - **The third merge** was GitHub's update-branch, at 7f439a5 (main a61cf47), after #589 changed `adopt-project.py`. It was a clean merge. - **The fourth and fifth merges** were also GitHub's update-branch, both clean, after #566 and #582 changed `adopt-project.py`: 250b070 (main 1d809ea) and c43cde1 (main 526cd2c). - **Since #597, CI is Linux only.** The head is green on Linux and SonarCloud (ruling 27). Closes #531 Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ames each pinned copy by the path git tracks, so a copy written through a root-kept `.github -> ci` no longer checks out with CRLF under `* text=auto eol=crlf` and fails `validate-pins.py` after `execute` verified (#807) (#844) #471's line-ending block in a split's `.gitattributes` named each pinned shape copy by its pinned path, the path the shape wrote it at. Git tracks a copy written through a symlinked directory the root keeps where the link leads, so for such a copy the line governed nothing (#807). Measured on main `24a977c0` with git 2.43, for a source that kept `.github -> ci` in the root and had `* text=auto eol=crlf`: - `check` and `execute` exited 0, and `execute` printed `adoption verified`, but the block held only `/.github/workflows/validate.yml text eol=lf`. A clone wrote the copy, which git tracks as `ci/workflows/validate.yml`, with CRLF, and its `validate-pins.py` exited 1 with `shape-copy-drift`. - Under `core.safecrlf=true`, `check` refused such a source with `plan-file-reencoded`, with a remedy that would not have helped. - A kept `ci/.gitattributes` with `*.yml eol=crlf` was not reported as outranking the root's rule (#530's `plan-nested-attributes`). Now: - **The block names each copy by the path git tracks, then again by its pinned path where the two differ.** For the source above it gains `/ci/workflows/validate.yml text eol=lf` and keeps `/.github/workflows/validate.yml text eol=lf`. The first governs the copy while the link is kept, and a chain of links (`.github -> l1 -> ci`) is followed to its end. The second governs it once `update-shape.py`'s remedy replaces the link with what it points at. In both states a fresh clone checks the copy out with LF, and `validate-pins.py` exits 0. - **`eol_block_paths` (scripts/shape_materialize.py)** takes an optional map from a copy's pinned path to where git tracks it. A copy the map leaves out, maps to None, or maps to a name no line can spell literally is named by its pinned path alone. The three places that write or read the block use it, so they agree on the same block: - the materializer, through `_tracked_at`, which is `_followed`, the walk `place` makes when it writes a file (#504); - the verification, through a new `_SplitTree.tracked_at`; - `check`, through the walk of `_PlannedRoot` that #504 added and #530 asks git about. The nested `ci/.gitattributes` is now `plan-nested-attributes`, and under `core.safecrlf=true` `check` passes the source. - **`execute`'s summary line** counts the extra lines. With no copy written through a symlink, it is main's word for word. - **Unchanged:** the pin, whose row still names the copy by the path it was written at; the block of a source with no symlinked directory, byte for byte; `scripts/repo_shape.py`; and `update-shape.py`, which refuses a path with a link on its way (#239, #286) and so never writes such a line. Review: lane 1's independent adversarial review found defects at `f7c8c328`. The fix round fixed them, and the re-verification found `d62f9aa2` PR-READY. It lands by fast refresh (Brett Heap, 2026-10-15T22:48:35Z). Its reviewed head is green on Linux and SonarCloud. The branch merged main once and was never rebased; the last merge is update-branch's, clean, giving 8bfa526, which is green on SonarCloud and Git Bash. The full suite passed on its tree in lane 1's gate: 238 test files, 14,232 passed and 69 skipped. Closes #807 Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>



Lane: openreposhape-1 (openRepoShape-1)
Claim: #183 (comment)
Claim: #178 (comment)
One defect, two reports: #183 (lane 1) and #178 (lane 2, its N3 and section 4c). This PR closes both.
The last merge of
mainmade and tested here is 9e8c672,main8beb3d9 into 64b2cc0, the merge of cf118ff into 3872e3c, aftergh pr update-branchhad mergedmain751cb2f (0b6c6f4), 89c6a6c (053e725) and 173c00e (3872e3c), which touch none of this PR's files; any later update-branch merges only such commits, and the coordinator checks that before each one.mainwas merged in twenty-seven times up to 9e8c672 (see "Merges"), and every comparison withmainbelow is against 8beb3d9, at 9e8c672, unless it names another. The head is 2460548: one commit on 9e8c672 that changes only a test helper,declare(), so what was measured at 9e8c672 holds for it.What
adopt-project.pywrites the shape's files into the assembly by plain path. So a symlink the plan keeps in the root, at or above one of those paths, gets followed.On
main,checknever asks where such a link leads. #262 (71b58a1) has it report a path the plan keeps AT the shape's copy undershape/, a symlink there included, but it follows no link. Soexecutecreates both leg repositories before it finds out. What happens next depends on the link, in the cases under "Why":gitcommand, which adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188 reports at its step with a notice of what the run left;mainsaysadoption verified(D3, AT-dangle-dir-present, P-agents-to-claude-dangling; see "Kept and refused");shape/onto something already there meets adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262'smaterialize-copy-blocked, after both legs.adopt-project.py:
checkreports the link, andexecuterefuses it before any leg._PlannedRootis the assembly root the materializer will find. It is read from the plan and the source tree, and it simulates the materializer'splace()path by path, in the order ofassembly_root_paths()handed the plan's pins. At each step it holds:.gitmodules, and each leg mount with what that leg will hold: the paths the plan sends to it, or the seeded template, read through the materializer's newtemplate_files;Paths the plan sends to a leg or drops are not in it, because the mount's
git rmhas removed them before the shape is written.Each path the shape writes is followed through that tree the way
open()andmkdirfollow it in a checkout. Where the path is already taken, its copy undershape/is followed too.Each declared pin's file,
contracts/<product>-pin.yaml(adopt-project.py--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273), is one of those paths (a79936f).place()writes each after the copies and before the shape's own pin, from the_recorded_pinsexecutehands it, so the walk follows the same products, read asmain's_leg_collision_findingsreads them (_declared_pins). Apins:that is no list, or an entry that is no pin, adds no path: adopt-project.py:Plan.__init__,allowed_empty_legs,namesandopen_sourceiterate or call.geton a hand-edited plan'spins:,allow_empty_legs:,paths:,legs:andsource:without asking their type, so a scalar endscheckandexecutein a TypeError or AttributeError traceback, exit 1, andpins: openGlasspassescheck, adopts, and writes eight one-letter neutral-product pins that the project's own validate-pins.py refuses #386 and adopt-project.py--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273 name them. A symlink AT a pin's file is adopt-project.py--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273'splan-root-holds-pin, said once.A link ABOVE a path the shape writes is a directory the shape writes into. It must lead to a directory the root holds.
A link AT a path the shape writes is decided by what
place()will find there.Where something is there,
place()writes the copy beside it undershape/and keeps the link exactly as the source had it, as onmain. "There" includes what the assembly's clone holds in its own.gitwhen the shape is written, measured with git 2.43 onexecute's own steps as exactly.gitand itsHEAD,config,indexandpacked-refs(CLONE_GIT), and itsobjects,refs,logsandmoduleswith anything under them (CLONE_GIT_TREES). SoCLAUDE.md -> .git/HEADor-> .git/indexadopts as onmain. What is under the four directories is not read, so a link to a name under them that is NOT there keepsmain's outcome (J1 of the re-verify of 95f6fc7):-> .git/refs/heads/nothingwrites the shape's file into.git, and-> .git/objects/zz/nothingstops after both legs. A link to anything else in.git(description,hooksandinfoare a template's) is refused: the shape's file would go INTO.git, where no commit holds it. On a git configured otherwise (the reftable backend,core.logAllRefUpdates=false) some of these are missing, and a link to one is not refused. A link ABOVE a shape path still cannot lead into.git.Where nothing is taken to be there, the shape would write through the link, so the link is refused.
A destination outside the assembly is a question for the disk:
open()reads it, so a drive letter's path (C:/x) is absolute only on Windows. On Linux and macOS it is a relative path into a directory namedC:, and it is followed as one, as the materializer follows it there;..climb is asked from the work directory, whereexecutemakes the assembly's clone.checkasks the--work-dirit is given, or its own temporary one.executeasks again, before any leg, rather than trust whatchecksaw.A climb that comes back into the assembly by its own name goes on inside. A climb into a leg's clone or path list is refused, because
executemakes those only after this check.The shape paths come from
shape_materialize.assembly_root_paths(), handed the pins asexecutehands the materializer them. adopt-project.py accepts a leg mount path that collides with a directory the shape writes, such as--spec-path contracts, so the adoption fails after both legs are pushed (main: at the first bootstrap) #172's mount-path check (adopt-project.py: a leg's mount path must not be, hold or lie inside a path the assembly root holds, so--spec-path contractsno longer checks ok and dies staging the split after both legs are pushed, and--code-path project.yamlno longer saysadoption verifiedover an assembly with no manifest (#172) #198), scaffold-project.py accepts a leg path that collides with a path the shape writes (--spec-path contracts,--code-path project.yaml), creates all three repositories and pushes both legs, then dies: #172's shape half on the scaffold side #197's scaffold check and adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262's rule read the same function, so there is one list.FINDING plan-root-symlinknames a link that a shape path runs through, when the link:drop. For a link AT a shape path, this means nothing is there;..above the root;SYMLINK_HOPS, Linux's MAXSYMLINKS), round a loop or along a longer chain;shape/onto something already there, through a link above the copy. For example,shape -> .would have the copy ofREADME.mdland on the source's own.place()asks that only of the disk, after both legs exist (adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262'scopy_in_the_way), and adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262'scheckrule follows no link.A symlink AT the copy of a path the root holds is adopt-project.py
checkpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262'splan-root-blocks-shape-copy, and this check does not name it again: one link, one finding. A link AT the copy of a path the root holds only through a link above it (.github -> ciwith the project's ownci/workflows/validate.yml) is this check's, because adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262's rule does not see that copy. A symlink ATproject.yamlis adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownproject.yamlin the root, andexecutewrites the shape's manifest beside it asshape/project.yamland saysadoption verified, so shape-doctor.py calls the adopted assembly NOT A SHAPE ROOT and its firstmake bootstrapfails #305'splan-root-blocks-manifest, said once the same way.A symlink with an empty target is adopt-project.py
checkpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303'splan-empty-symlink, with the fix in the source; a shape path that meets one, at, above or along a chain, gets noplan-root-symlinkbeside it (1535590, 77fcdb7).A case twin, such as
.GitHubfor.github, is met by a second walk that folds case, as a macOS or Windows disk does. It is refused on every disk, and the finding carries adopt-project.py: a leg's mount path must not be, hold or lie inside a path the assembly root holds, so--spec-path contractsno longer checks ok and dies staging the split after both legs are pushed, and--code-path project.yamlno longer saysadoption verifiedover an assembly with no manifest (#172) #198's aside, "once case is ignored, as a macOS or Windows disk does".Each link gets one finding. It names the link, its target, the first shape path that meets it, and why. Every name is spelled the way adopt-project.py
checkandexecuteprint a source path raw in a FINDING, so a\r,\n,\x85, U+2028 or ESC in a name overwrites, splits or escapes the line on a terminal, whereplan's questions spell the same path with_spelled#212 spells a path in any finding. For example:The findings are part of
_entry_findings, the one list thatcheckprints and thatexecuterefuses through_refuse_what_check_finds, before_create_leg_remotes. Their place in it is under "Which refusal comes first". So both commands refuse from one list, and the corrected plan no longer meetsleg-remote-exists. Where a finding depends on the disk, each command asks its own (see "Asked of the disk" below), socheckwithout--work-dircan refuse a plan thatexecute --work-diradopts.core.symlinks=false(#183): a link a shape path is written BENEATH is refused,adopt-symlinks-off, before any leg; a link AT a shape path is the file git makes of it.mainthe materializer fails at one a shape path is written beneath, withNotADirectoryErrororFileExistsError, after both legs are pushed; at one AT a shape path it finds the file and writes the copy beside it.git initmakes in the command's work directory, whosecore.symlinksis read as UTF-8 (scripts/shape_materialize.pyrun()decodes every git andghmessage with the locale codec, so a push rejection or any other failure that names a non-ASCII path raisesUnicodeDecodeErrorin place ofREFUSEDand the ruleset hint under a non-UTF-8 locale, after both leg remotes exist #217). It asks a real repository becausegit initwritesfalseon a filesystem that cannot hold a symlink, and a global, system orGIT_CONFIG_*setting can sayfalseon one that can. It is asked only when a walk needs the answer, a link AT a shape path the walk cannot follow, or, inexecute's own check, a link a shape path is written beneath, and at most once by each check (_SymlinkProbe), so an adoption with no such link makes no probe.executerefuses a link a shape path is written beneath, rather than forcingcore.symlinks=true, which would fail after the legs on a filesystem that cannot hold a symlink. A case twin is named withcheck's aside.place()writes the copy beside it, the copy undershape/is walked, and neither command refuses anything about where the link leads (B-OFF of the re-verify of e48df71).check,_refuse_what_check_findsand_refuse_symlinks_checked_out_as_fileseach ask their own work directory. SoCLAUDE.mdlinked by absolute path to a file on the machine it was written on adopts beside it on Git for Windows' default, as onmain. Where no repository can be made in the work directory (a--work-dirthis user cannot write), the disk is taken to hold symlinks, as before B-OFF, so the finding prints instead of a traceback (J4).scripts/shape_materialize.py: defence in depth, for a caller that skipped
check._refuse_unwritableruns before everymkdirand write in_materialize, and refuses with one of three codes:materialize-outside: an absolute link, or..above the target;materialize-symlink-loop: more than 40 symlinks, incheck's words (TOO_MANY_SYMLINKS). The code keeps ELOOP's name, which the OS gives a loop and a long chain alike;materialize-blocked: a file, or a link to no directory, where a directory is needed, including a..,.or empty part taken from something that is not a directory, and a link with an empty target. Onmain,Makefile -> ci/,Makefile -> a/..andMakefile -> README.md/..raiseIsADirectoryError,FileNotFoundErrorandNotADirectoryError.shape/lands is adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262'scopy_in_the_way, whichplace()asks first (materialize-copy-blocked). This branch's own check of that landing could no longer be reached after the merge, and is gone (f2696f3).spellthatadopt-project.py executesets to_spelled(adopt-project.pycheckandexecuteprint a source path raw in a FINDING, so a\r,\n,\x85, U+2028 or ESC in a name overwrites, splits or escapes the line on a terminal, whereplan's questions spell the same path with_spelled#212), so a target holding a line break or an ESC keeps the refusal on one line.executeprints it as adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188 prints any failure after the legs:REFUSED committing the split. materialize-blocked: ..., then the notice. The directory it was given is named as it is, asmaterialize-collisionnames it. The remediation says that nothing was written at that path, and, like adopt-project.py: the leg mount passes--forcetogit submodule add, so a source whose.gitignoreis*+!.gitignore, or namesspecorcode, adopts instead of dying at the mount after both leg remotes were pushed (#174) #200's, to runexecuteagain with fresh leg repositories and an empty--work-dir, or none.template_files(src)lists a template's files, andcopy_treeuses it, so the copy andcheck's picture of a seeded leg read one list. An ordinary tree is written exactly as before: see "Byte identity" under Tests.Kept and refused, decided with evidence. The row names are the driver cases under "Why". Each refusal below of a link AT a shape path holds where git checks a symlink out as one (B-OFF), and covers no name under the four
.gittrees (J1).main:scripts -> tools,contracts -> governance,.github -> .andcontracts -> .;shape -> vendor, wherevendor/holds none of the copies' names;.github -> ci, with and without its ownvalidate.yml;..;.github -> C:/ciinto the source's ownC:/ci(G-drive-above-present);project.yaml, where adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownproject.yamlin the root, andexecutewrites the shape's manifest beside it asshape/project.yamland saysadoption verified, so shape-doctor.py calls the adopted assembly NOT A SHAPE ROOT and its firstmake bootstrapfails #305 refuses any link on both. In each case the copy goes beside the link, and the split keeps the link as the source had it. This covers:CLAUDE.md,.gitignoreorMakefilelinked to a file outside by its absolute path;AGENTS.mdlinked to a directory outside;CLAUDE.md -> AGENTS.md, which works because the shape writesAGENTS.mdfirst;AGENTS.md -> spec/docs/agents.md, where the spec leg holds that file;CLAUDE.md -> .git/HEAD(G-git-at-head), and links to the 13 other places in the clone's.gitthat the I3-GIT- cases name (see "Why");repo_shapefrom beside itself and takesPath(__file__).resolve().parents[1]as the root. So withscripts -> tools/sub,scripts -> .orscripts -> tools/..,mainsaysadoption verifiedand the first bootstrap fails (R2, R6, R9, D11).mainwrites through it and bootstraps (D3, AT-dangle-dir-present, P-agents-to-claude-dangling, I3-ON-at-dangle). The shape's file lands at the link's destination, and the shape path stays a link..gitattributes -> config/attrswithconfig/kept. In that clone, git 2.43 printswarning: unable to access '.gitattributes': Too many levels of symbolic linksand applies no attributes. The same bytes as a real file givetext: autoandeol: lf. So the shape's LF guarantee does nothing behind a link.AGENTS.md -> CLAUDE.mdand noCLAUDE.mdin the source,mainwrites the shape'sAGENTS.mdtext intoCLAUDE.mdthrough the link. Then it puts the shape's ownCLAUDE.mdatshape/CLAUDE.md, saying "the source already has CLAUDE.md; nothing was overwritten". The source had noCLAUDE.md.AGENTS.md -> docs/agents.md, dangling, withdocs/kept.mainwrites the shape'sAGENTS.mdtext intodocs/agents.mdthrough the link and adopts it into a working assembly. This branch refuses it with a true sentence ("leads todocs/agents.md, which is not in the source tree"). The re-verify of 6c44591 put this refusal up for a ruling. Brett ruled on 2026-10-12 to keep it.--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273) that meets such a link is this class, not a new one (a79936f): withcontracts -> governancekept,governance/openglass-pin.yaml -> nowhere.yaml(PIN-via-gov-dangle) is refused, wheremainwrites the pin through the link and bootstraps..gitdoes not hold (G-git-at-description, I3-GIT-at-hooks, -info, -head-lower).mainsaysadoption verifiedwith the shape'sCLAUDE.mdinside.git, and noshape/CLAUDE.md.mainadopts beside it: a target that takes..inside.git(J2 of the re-verify of 95f6fc7, for Tracking: adopt-project.py, converting an existing repository in place #457's checklist), such asCLAUDE.md -> .git/refs/../HEADor-> .git/../AGENTS.md. The finding says it "passes through.git/refs, which is not a directory in the assembly root", which is false there: a walk takes..only from a directory the planned root holds, and counts none in.git, so that a link ABOVE a shape path cannot lead into it (D9)..GitHub -> ../outside-ci,.GITIGNORE -> ../outside-gitignoreandScripts -> <absolute dir>adopt onmainon Linux. A macOS or Windows disk follows them as.github,.gitignoreandscripts, out of the tree.Makefile -> ../shared/Makefile.checkwith no--work-dirasks its own temporary directory. Nothing is there, so it refuses, and its sentence names the place it asked.execute --work-dir work, wherework/shared/Makefileexists, adopts beside the link, verified and bootstrapped, asmaindoes.--work-dirgivescheckthe same answer.What did not change:
notes/upstream -> /etc, is not looked at. The split keeps it exactly as the source had it._verify's lookup in the split commit, which ismain's, is unchanged but for one line: it too says "follows too many symlinks atX" where it said "runs round a symlink loop atX".docs/cli.mdis unchanged: it renders--help, which takes only the module docstring's first line. The docstring'scheckparagraph names this check.Why (repro on
main)The review's drivers and lane 2's were run on
main8beb3d9 and on this branch at 9e8c672, with nine more cases (G-) for the re-verify's findings of 6c44591 and the merge, and 25 (I3-) for its findings of e48df71, read apart below. Each of the 114 cases runscheck,executewith local remotes, a recursive clone andmake bootstrap. Since 75052cb,mainreports a failure once the leg repositories exist as #188 does,REFUSED <step>.with the exception or failed command and a notice, exit 2.main8beb3d9plan-root-symlink(40),adopt-symlinks-off(5)checkin its own temporary directory refuses;execute --work-dirwhere the target is verifiesplan-root-blocks-shape-copybefore any legOn this branch, none of the 54 cases it refuses left a leg repository or wrote outside the assembly. On
main, every one of the 45 fixed cases left both leg remotes behind, which a re-run into the same--local-remote-dirmeets asleg-remote-exists, and seven also wrote the shape's files outside the assembly ("wrote outside" in the table below).Rows worth reading against
mainas it is now:checkpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303 onmain. E-empty-target and P-empty-target, fixed against 7a8b981, areplan-empty-symlinkbefore any leg on both, one finding.checkpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262 onmain.shape -> .andshape -> vendor(E-shape-root, E-shape-dir-with-readme, P-shape-root, P-shape-vendor-readme, S1- and P-shape-root-makefile-dir) now meetmaterialize-copy-blockedonmain, exit 2, after both legs; herecheckrefuses them. A link AT the copy, a realshape/README.mdand a realshape/Makefile/(G-copy-link-at, C-shape-real-dir, S4) areplan-root-blocks-shape-copybefore any leg on both, one finding each.executeclones the source with the operator'sinit.templateDirapplied, so a template holdingmodules/specandmodules/codemakes the leg mounts'--force(#200) reactivate those planted stores: both gitlinks pushed on the split branch are a stranger's commit, the VERIFICATION still saysadoption verifiedbecause it checks a mount is present and not which commit, and the recursive clone of the result exits 128 #243 onmain. With no template in the clone,.github -> .git/info(D9) fails after the legs withFileExistsError.OSErrorafter the legs onmain; here "follows too many symlinks".main, are refused here.core.symlinks=false, a link AT a shape path that dangles or leads out (absolute, relative, D3's, a case twin) adopts on both, verified and bootstrapped;.github -> ciisadopt-symlinks-offhere andNotADirectoryErrorafter both legs onmain. Links AT a shape path to.git/index,packed-refs,config,logs,logs/HEAD,logs/refs,refs/heads,refs/tags,refs/remotes,objects/info,objects/pack,modulesandmodules/specadopt beside them on both; to.git/hooks,info,descriptionandheadthey are refused here; to.git/refs/heads/nothingboth write through.--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273's pin files (rv183g's pin probe: 8 cases beside the 114, all but one with--pin openGlass@<commit>, six of them keepingcontracts -> governance).governance/openglass-pin.yamlto an absolute path where nothing is, to../../outside-pin.yamlor to itself isplan-root-symlinkhere, before any leg;mainwrites the pin outside the assembly for the first two, verified, and stops after both legs withOSErrorfor the third. PIN-via-gov-dangle is refused on purpose (see "Kept and refused"). The other four are the same on both.Every case this branch changes (56), with its class
main8beb3d9 (check 0 unless said)plan-root-symlinkFileNotFoundErrorplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing,shape-copy-missing; bootstrap 1; wrote outside: validate.ymlplan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing; bootstrap 0; wrote outside: validate.ymlplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinknot-a-git-repo; verified; bootstrap 2plan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing,shape-copy-missing; bootstrap 1plan-root-symlinkyaml-unreadable; verified; bootstrap 1plan-root-symlinknot-a-git-repo; verified; bootstrap 2plan-root-symlinknot-a-git-repo; verified; bootstrap 2plan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkFileNotFoundErrorplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing; bootstrap 0; wrote outside: Makefileplan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing,shape-copy-missing; bootstrap 1; wrote outside: work/Makefileplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlink; verified; bootstrap 0plan-root-symlinkFileNotFoundErrorplan-root-symlinkOSErrorplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing,not-a-git-repo; bootstrap 2; wrote outside: pycache/repo_shape.cpython-312.pyc, bootstrap.py, repo_shape.py, validate-manifest.py, validate-pins.py, validate-repository-naming.pyplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkNotADirectoryErrorplan-root-symlinkmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkOSErrorplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkNotADirectoryErroradopt-symlinks-offNotADirectoryErroradopt-symlinks-offNotADirectoryErroradopt-symlinks-offFileExistsErroradopt-symlinks-offNotADirectoryErroradopt-symlinks-offmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlink; verified; bootstrap 0plan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing; bootstrap 0; wrote outside: Makefileplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkFileNotFoundErrorplan-root-symlinkFileExistsErrorplan-root-symlinkplan-root-symlinkadopt-shape-file-missing,shape-copy-missing; bootstrap 1plan-root-symlinkmaterialize-copy-blockedplan-root-symlinkplan-root-blocks-shape-copyplan-root-blocks-shape-copy,plan-root-symlinkThe materializer alone (mathole), where a caller skipped
check: the three links "What" names raise the exceptions it names onmain8beb3d9, and here each ismaterialize-blocked: `Makefile` cannot be written: the target of the symlink `Makefile` goes on from `ci`, which is not a directory here(the other two fromaand fromREADME.md);Makefile -> ciwritesciinside on both.D6b's absolute target is one fixed directory, which
mainwritesworkflows/validate.ymlinto; it was empty when each run began.Tests
tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.py, new, 149 tests.test_check_reports_the_link_and_execute_refuses_it_before_any_leg, 31 cases: lane 2's D3-D7b, D9 and D12; a link into a dropped path and into the other mount; a link to itself, a loop of two, and a chain of 41 links with no loop; a link to a file the shape writes beneath,nowhere/../ci, and a chain whose second link leaves; R2, R6, R9 and R10; a link to what the shape writes only later, one into a leg that lacks the target, and ones to.git/descriptionand.git/hooks, which only a template makes; the collision directoryshapethat leaves, is the root, holds the name, or holds a directory of the name; a case twin above and at a shape path. In each,checkexits 1 with exactly oneplan-root-symlinkline naming the link, its target, the shape path and why;executerefuses with that line, word for word, and no leg remote exists afterwards.test_a_link_at_the_copy_is_one_finding_by_the_rule_that_sees_it: a link AT the copy of a path the root holds gets adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262's oneplan-root-blocks-shape-copyline and noplan-root-symlink, andexecuterefuses with it; a link at the copy of a path held only through.github -> cigets this branch's one finding.test_a_drive_letter_target_is_read_as_this_machine_reads_it, at and above a shape path, each expecting its OS's sentence;test_a_drive_letter_target_into_the_root_is_followed_off_windows.test_a_link_the_shape_can_write_through_or_never_meets_is_not_refused, 27 cases, eachplan okwith_refuse_what_check_findspassing: R1, R3, R4, R5, R7, R8,.github -> ci, D2, D10; a link to what the shape writes first and a directory it makes first; a link at a path into a leg that holds the target, onto a mount, into a seeded leg, back in by the assembly's name, and to.git/HEAD,index,packed-refs,logs/HEAD,refs/heads,objects/packandmodules/spec; a case twin that stays inside; and four links no shape path meets.executeasks its own disk; a climb into the work directory; a climb into whatexecutemakes beside the assembly.\udcff, as adopt-project.py_spelledwrites a raw byte 0x80 to 0xA0 or 0xAD and the character U+0080 to U+00A0 or U+00AD the same way, as\xNN, so 34 pairs of different names read as one in a question or a finding, though its docstring says the spelling reads one way only #329 spells it), an empty target at, above (.github,scripts,shape) or along a chain (5, adopt-project.pycheckpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303's finding alone), a link into a submodule, and one finding per link.core.symlinks=false:executerefuses with the exact detail, no leg remote and an empty work directory; a case twin named as one; the probe's answers; 3 plans for which neither ofexecute's checks makes a probe; and, for B-OFF, four links AT a shape path the walk cannot follow (dangling, absolute and missing, D3's, a case twin), each passed bycheck,_refuse_what_check_findsand_refuse_symlinks_checked_out_as_files.assembly_root_paths()in order; a file where a directory is needed;test_the_materializer_refuses_before_it_writes, 14 cases, each an exact code and detail with nothing written outside (the two copy cases expect adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262'smaterialize-copy-blocked; a chain of 41 links is new); a link to nothing (2); links that stay inside (2); a link to something there; and each name spelled as the caller asks.execute, skipped withoutgit filter-repoor on Windows:scripts -> toolsadopts and its clone bootstraps;CLAUDE.mdlinked to a file outside adopts beside it and bootstraps;CLAUDE.md -> .git/HEADadopts beside it; an unrelatednotes/upstream -> /etcadopts unchanged; withcore.symlinks=false, three of the B-OFF links adopt beside the file; links into what the clone's.githolds adopt beside them, two at a time (3); and withcheck's list switched off, D6's link out meetsREFUSED committing the split. materialize-outsideand.github -> "no<LF>where<ESC>"meetsREFUSED committing the split. materialize-blockedon one line, each with adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188's notice.--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273's pin files (a79936f, 19): rv183g's three cases and PIN-via-gov-dangle, oneplan-root-symlinkeach, namingcontractsand the pin's file, andexecuterefusing with it before any leg (4); the same with no pin, passed (4) and adopted end to end (1); a link AT the pin's file and a case twin, oneplan-root-holds-pineach (2); fivepins:blocksplannever writes, each named alone, with no traceback, leg or walked path (5); the walk's paths in the materializer's order (1); and the shape's pin linked to a pin's file, in the walk and on disk (2).core.symlinks=trueafter the runner's ownGIT_CONFIG_*(links_as_links), since a Windows runner's default may be false.--work-dirthis user cannot write,checkprints its finding forCLAUDE.md -> nowhere.mdand_refuse_what_check_findsrefuses with it, with no traceback; each command asks its own work directory (a globalincludeIf "gitdir:"turnscore.symlinksoff under one directory only); no work directory means symlinks on, with no probe; undercore.symlinks=false,checkstill follows a link ABOVE a shape path; and two links AT paths make one probe.Targeted run at 9e8c672: 114 files. They are this file; every adopt, scaffold and family test file, and every update-shape one but the two among the nine below;
test_shape_doctor.py,test_windows_paths.py,test_cli_reference.py,test_repo_hygiene.pyandtest_manifest_validator.py;test_pin_validator.py,test_setup_project_py.py,test_setup_sh.pyandtest_openreposhape_command.py, whichmainchanged since af01068; and every test filemainadded since 39ac59c. Since 6c44591 that adds 79.git filter-repoon PATH: 7141 passed, 35 skipped, exit 0. The skips: 16test_family_init_values.pycases that skip while the template quotes the placeholder and 3 while it quotesid:(templates/assembly-root/project.yaml and the two leg pins write eight text placeholders bare (id,elected_on,visibility,tracking_branch, the two legpaths andsubmodule_paths), so a checked value YAML reads as another type (007,2026,true,null) is misread by the project or refused by the tool; quoting them reads every one back exactly and lets numeric branch names adopt #259), 8test_leg_path_yaml_scalars.pycases (5 of them empty parameter sets) with nothing to refuse while the templates quote the leg paths (templates/assembly-root/project.yaml and the two leg pins write eight text placeholders bare (id,elected_on,visibility,tracking_branch, the two legpaths andsubmodule_paths), so a checked value YAML reads as another type (007,2026,true,null) is misread by the project or refused by the tool; quoting them reads every one back exactly and lets numeric branch names adopt #259), 3 Windows-only PowerShell tests, 3 NTFS junction tests, the MedxEHR-backed plan test (SHAPE_MEDXEHR_CLONEunset) and a Windows-only encoding test.PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin): 6866 passed, 310 skipped, exit 0. The same 35, and 275needs_filter_repotests, 15 of them in this PR's file.Both runs started and ended on 9e8c672 with a clean worktree. The nine other test files that import the materializer (
test_bump_leg,test_commit_trailers,test_naming_policy,test_park_resume_targets,test_reference_default,test_shape_advisory,test_update_shape_add,test_update_shape_add_ignored,test_yaml_flow_quotes): 623 passed, 1 skipped both with and withoutgit filter-repo, exit 0. The skip needs a disk that ignores case.Revert table at 6b53a6d; M1 at e48df71, 16 rows at 95f6fc7, M44 at 19a5ba5, and M0, M50 and M70-M74 at f8e7176. Each mutation was applied in its own clone, and
tests/test_adopt_root_symlinks.pyrun (M59:main's two test files of_verify). M0 is no change; M1-M23 are the 04792d2 table's; M24-M48 take back each review answer; M49-M52 the spelling of the materializer's refusals; M53-M63 answer the re-verify of 6c44591, M64-M69 that of e48df71, and M70-M74 that of 95f6fc7. M35 went with its code in f2696f3. Each row ran again wherever a merge or a fix before 1535590 changed its line or its kills, and none lost a kill; since #329, M44 fails 3, not 4; M1, M4 and M16 still kill the fourth. The table is f8e7176's; 1535590's, 77fcdb7's and a79936f's revert lines are below._entry_findings, for both commandsexecutedrops the symlink findings whilecheckkeeps them_refuse_unwritablecall removedcore.symlinksprobe inexecuteshape/not walkedassembly_root_paths()without the copy pinchecknames what is in the wayexecutemakes asked of the diskcheck's findingadopt-symlinks-off..and.taken from anything._spelledputs the backticks round a name and escapes nothingplacewrites through a link AT the path_tickedreturns the name rawexecutehands the materializer nospellspellnot handed on to_refuse_unwritable_blockerseenstarts empty, so a link AT a copy is said by both rulesshape/left to #262copy_in_the_wayswitched off inplace()checkcalls 41 links "a symlink loop"_verifycalls them "a symlink loop" (main's two test files).gitnot counted.git/counted.gitcounted as a directorycheck's list probes every plan with a link.gitcountedCLONE_GIT_TREESnot counted_a_file_herewithout its AT testP1 and P2 run the six
links_as_linksfunctions (38 cases) on a runner whose owncore.symlinksis false: with the pin, all pass; with it removed, 14 fail, M65's 14.Every one of f8e7176's 126 tests fails under at least one row; the kill table showing which is in this body's edit history (the versions posted at f8e7176 and 81071ae), cut for length.
The errors under M6, M11, M24, M26 and M47 are kills too. They come from the module fixtures behind the end-to-end tests, which assert that
checkexits 0 on their source, and the mutatedcheckrefuses there. M59's 7 failures are inmain's two test files.Revert lines of this round's commits, each run before its commit (the commit messages give each run):
_spelledwrites a raw byte 0x80 to 0xA0 or 0xAD and the character U+0080 to U+00A0 or U+00AD the same way, as\xNN, so 34 pairs of different names read as one in a question or a finding, though its docstring says the spelling reads one way only #329): the old expectation at the merge e6ed890,1 failed; the new one at 95f6fc7,1 failed, 1 passed; at the merge,2 passed.checkpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303): withoutwalk.empty or, the three new cases fail; M41 then failed no test, and M42's line is gone.scriptsandshape): M41 fails exactly those two,2 failed, 183 passedwith adopt-project.pycheckpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303's and adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownproject.yamlin the root, andexecutewrites the shape's manifest beside it asshape/project.yamland saysadoption verified, so shape-doctor.py calls the adopted assembly NOT A SHAPE ROOT and its firstmake bootstrapfails #305's test files (185 passedunmutated).--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273's pin files), in a clone of d92b747 with its two files (149 passed): M75, the walk handed no pins,6 failed; M76,seenwithout_links_at_a_pin,2 failed; M77, a disk that keeps case only,1 failed; M78,plan.pins,2 failed; M79, the rawpins:,5 failed; M80, no deduplication,1 failed; M11, M21 and M46 again,60 failed, 4 errors,23 failed,9 failed. Each of the 19 new tests fails under at least one.run()decodes every git andghmessage with the locale codec, so a push rejection or any other failure that names a non-ASCII path raisesUnicodeDecodeErrorin place ofREFUSEDand the ruleset hint under a non-UTF-8 locale, after both leg remotes exist #217's guard) and c275456 (adopt-project.pycheckandexecuteprint a source path raw in a FINDING, so a\r,\n,\x85, U+2028 or ESC in a name overwrites, splits or escapes the line on a terminal, whereplan's questions spell the same path with_spelled#212's spelling), as before.Byte identity. The same adoption was run twice, by
main8beb3d9 and by 8beb3d9 with this branch'sadopt-project.pyandscripts/shape_materialize.pyfrom 9e8c672 laid over it, at the same paths with fixed dates. For each of six sources (an ordinary one,.github -> ci,scripts -> tools, an unrelatednotes/upstream -> /etc, and, with--pin openGlass@<commit>, an ordinary one andcontracts -> governance),executeexits 0 withadoption verifiedon both, and the split, spec and code commit shas are equal.Fuzz runs at d11cf9f, 6c44591 and e48df71: in this body's edit history.
Platforms
Windows (
tests-windows). The job runs with nogit filter-repo, on purpose. Of this file's 149 tests it skips 37 by marker: the 21 materializer tests that make a symlink on disk (needs_disk_symlinks), the 15 end-to-end tests (needs_filter_repo, 12 of themneeds_disk_symlinkstoo), and the drive-letter test that needs a directory namedC:, which Windows cannot hold. The other 112 run, but for two that skip themselves wherechmodcannot make a directory unwritable (as for root) or the runner's own git configuration answerscore.symlinksfor every directory, as Git for Windows' may.They write each link into the source's index as mode 120000 with
update-index --cacheinfo, so they need no symlink privilege. Thecore.symlinkstests set it throughGIT_CONFIG_*, so they answer the same on every OS. The drive-letter tests expect each OS's sentence: on Windows,C:/no-such-dir-183/...is a place on that machine where nothing is.ubuntu (
tests) and macOS (tests-macos) installgit-filter-repo2.47.0 and run all 149, but for a test that skips itself as above.CI runs on PR adopt-project.py:
checkfollows each symlink the plan keeps where the shape writes its files, andexecuterefuses one the shape cannot write through, or one it writes beneath that git checks out as a file, before any leg exists, so such a link no longer breaks the run after both legs are pushed or has the shape's files written outside the assembly (#183, #178) #504. At 37ef29a all three jobs failed, each only on the empty-target test 1535590 rewrites; at 108a54c and d92b747 all three passed. At 9e8c672 ubuntu and macOS passed, and Windows failed 17 of this file's tests:answer()'swrite_textends each line of the plan\r\nthere, anddeclare()read it as bytes and found nopins: []line. 2460548 reads it as text, and at 2460548 all three passed.Reviews
review183, of 04792d2: 2 BLOCKERs, 2 SHOULD-FIXes and 11 NITs.
place()will find; a destination outside is asked of each command's own disk,execute's before any leg (see "What").shape/is walked, and a link leading it onto something there refused;shape -> vendor(R7) adopts. #262 covers the rest (d8039c6, f2696f3)...,.and an empty part are taken only from a directory, so mathole's three tracebacks are named refusals.main, #263; c275456, cf2afb7source.tree()is read once more; withcheck's list off, a link into a mounted leg fails atgit add, after the legs, as #188 reports; eachplan-root-symlinkline carries its own fix.rv183f, the re-verify of 6c44591: every item above answered, with 3 BLOCKERs by its gate, false and stale sentences in this body, one refusal put up for a ruling, and NITs.
l40: more than 40, ...", incheck, the materializer andmain's_verify.main.CLAUDE.md -> .git/HEADrefused wheremaincompletesmain(2b below).mainmoved_CASE_ASIDEbound twice"false"3 times, two of themmain'sFALSE_WORD, used byy,BOOLEAN_WORDSand the probe: once.SYMLINK_HOPS' comment says so (no macOS here).plan-root-symlink; 71b58a1's message documents it.rv183f, the re-verify of e48df71: one BLOCKER by its gate, a residue put up for a ruling, four sentences of this body false, and NITs.
core.symlinks=false,checkrefused a link AT a shape path that dangles or leads out, though git makes it a file andmainwrites the copy beside it.git/index,.git/packed-refs,.git/logs/HEADand.git/refs/headsrefused wheremainadopts beside themCLONE_GITandCLONE_GIT_TREEScount what the clone's.githolds by then, as measured;description,hooks,infoand any other name stay refused..git,core.symlinks=falseexecutewould write through it, false sincecopy_in_the_waymain's text.adopt-name-too-longnamed as #261'srv183f, the re-verify of 95f6fc7: one SHOULD-FIX new in it, a residue for a ruling, NITs and test NITs.
--work-dirthis user cannot write endedcheckandexecutein a PermissionError traceback, where e48df71 printed the finding.gitcounted whole, so a link to a missing name under them getsmain's outcome..inside a.gittarget refused with a false sentence wheremainadoptscore.symlinks=false,check's reason for a link ABOVE a shape pathSYMLINKS_OFFover the runner'sGIT_CONFIG_*,"GIT_CONFIG_COUNT"3 timeschecktests append; the literal once.rv183f, the delta confirm of 81071ae: K1, SHOULD-FIX (no test pinned
walk.empty, so M41 killed nothing), is answered by 77fcdb7's two cases; K2 and K3, NITs (#303's place incheck's list; which CI jobs failed at 37ef29a), are corrected in this body.rv183g, the re-verify of d92b747: P1, SHOULD-FIX,
checkdid not follow #273's pin files, so a link only a pin's file runs through stoppedexecuteafter both legs: a79936f. N1, NIT, the 1535590 line read as Brett's ruling: reworded below. N2, NIT: this body is current to 2460548.The other commits:
run()decodes every git andghmessage with the locale codec, so a push rejection or any other failure that names a non-ASCII path raisesUnicodeDecodeErrorin place ofREFUSEDand the ruleset hint under a non-UTF-8 locale, after both leg remotes exist #217's guard; see "Tests".checkandexecuteprint a source path raw in a FINDING, so a\r,\n,\x85, U+2028 or ESC in a name overwrites, splits or escapes the line on a terminal, whereplan's questions spell the same path with_spelled#212's spelling for the materializer's refusals, which 5751460's message asked of the PR to land second.shape/is written without asking again._refuse_what_check_findstakes any arguments, after adopt-project.py keeps a source submodule's relativeurl = ../xunchanged in the leg, where git resolves it against the leg's remote, soexecutesaysadoption verifiedand the assembly's recursive clone fails unless the dependency happens to sit beside the leg #190 gave that function a third.checkandexecutecan differ: a link AT a shape path that leads out, asked of each command's own disk.executeexpect adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188's report of it.FALSE_WORD, with 17 tests._spelledwrites a raw byte 0x80 to 0xA0 or 0xAD and the character U+0080 to U+00A0 or U+00AD the same way, as\xNN, so 34 pairs of different names read as one in a question or a finding, though its docstring says the spelling reads one way only #329's\udcff.checkpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303'splan-empty-symlink, one link, one finding, as the lane ruled after 37ef29a's CI.Merges
mainwas merged in twenty-seven times up to 9e8c672, never rebased:main_refuse_what_check_finds, now_entry_findingscarrying the symlink findings, and the module docstring'scheckparagraphassembly_root_paths()'s docstring, the module docstring, the import list,_entry_findings's docstringassembly_root_paths()'s docstring. Also_CASE_ASIDE, which #197 moved and the plain merge left unbound.adopt-project.py: the module docstring'scheckparagraph,_entry_findings' docstring and its return line, with the symlink findings appended. 71b58a1 imports_CASE_ASIDE, so this branch's line goes._entry_findings: its docstring and its return; #255'splan-unwritable-valuefindings come after the symlink findings.adopt-project.py: the module docstring'scheckparagraph,_entry_findings' docstring and return, andcmd_execute's order. Then a3a4da9 and 6b53a6d._entry_findings: its docstring and its return; #261'splan-manifest-invalidfindings come after #255's values and before #190's relative urls.adopt-project.py: the import list;Source, with this branch'swork_rootand #188'scloned; and_commit_the_split, whose #188 steps keepspell=_spelled. Then 91ac26b.\udcNNin every finding, this branch's too. Then 19a5ba5 and 168f474._commit_the_split: the one materializer call takes #189'sappendand this branch'sspell=_spelled.gh pr update-branch). #303 named an empty-target link a second time besideplan-root-symlink; 1535590 leaves it to #303.checkparagraph: this branch's symlink clause, then #320's split-branch clause._entry_findings, its docstring and return:plan-root-symlinkafter the submodules, #293/#294's findings last.adopt-project.py: the module docstring'scheckparagraph,_entry_findings' docstring and return (#479's finding after #261), and the split's materializer call (#273'sneutral_pins=,spell=_spelled).BOOTSTRAP, imported again by #480, leaves this branch's import list.project.yamlreads back as its text; the walk asks the same pin files.gh pr update-branch); none of this PR's filesgh pr update-branch); none of this PR's filesgh pr update-branch); none of this PR's filesplan-not-the-sourceis a finding of its own besideplan-root-symlink.Checked on each merge's tree:
--spec-path contractsno longer checks ok and dies staging the split after both legs are pushed, and--code-path project.yamlno longer saysadoption verifiedover an assembly with no manifest (#172) #198 made the tree a required argument,_entry_findingsstill hands_leg_findingsthe tree.adopt-project.py,scaffold-project.py,scripts/repo_shape.pyorscripts/shape_materialize.py, butmain's own two: since e48df71 the materializer importsYamlErrorandparse_yamltwice, the same objects, asmainhas since 3ef059c (adopt-project.py and scaffold-project.py accept values the new project's own validate-manifest.py refuses (a blank--elected-byor--reference,--elected-on 2026-W41-6or20261011on Python 3.11+,--org test+org, a plan'svisibility: secret), soadoption verifiedor a scaffold exit 0 is followed by a failed first bootstrap; andplanadmits a 251-255-character--projectthatcheckrefuses #261);git merge-tree's.BOOTSTRAPimport.adopt-project.pyand materializer are byte for byte those of a tested scratch merge of f795cf7.mainchanged that this branch calls (bfdd6bf, 6fd068f, e6ed890): in this body's edit history. No other merge from 2f0ca85 on changed one this branch calls.Four corrections to old merge messages: in this body's edit history.
Which refusal comes first.
executerefuses in this order:Plan.__init__,allowed_empty_legs,namesandopen_sourceiterate or call.geton a hand-edited plan'spins:,allow_empty_legs:,paths:,legs:andsource:without asking their type, so a scalar endscheckandexecutein a TypeError or AttributeError traceback, exit 1, andpins: openGlasspassescheck, adopts, and writes eight one-letter neutral-product pins that the project's own validate-pins.py refuses #386's findings (PR adopt-project.py:checknames, andexecuterefuses before the work directory is made, a plan whosesource:orlegs:is not a mapping or whoseallow_empty_legs:orpaths:is not a list of whatplanwrites, and asks the same first of apins:that is not a list, so a number or a boolean in any of the four no longer ends both in a traceback andallow_empty_legs: codeis no longer read as four legs (#386) #435) on the plan's keys (plan-bad-source,-legs,-allow-empty-legsand-paths, andplan-pin-malformedfor apins:that is no list), with adopt-project.py:checkandexecuteiterate a plan'sfollow_ups:without asking for a list, so a hand-edited plan withfollow_ups: 5(ortrue) endscheckin aTypeError: ... is not iterabletraceback, andexecutein the same one after both leg repositories are created and pushed #293/adopt-project.py:checknever reads a plan'selected_on:when the plan has noreference:, soplan okis followed by anexecutethat creates both leg repositories and only then refuseselection-date-malformed, naming--elected-on, a flag neither command takes #294's, before the work directory is made or the source opened;checkprints them alone, so such apins:never reaches the walk. Next, once the source is open, adopt-project.pyplannever compares--project(or--org) with the repository it adopts in place, so a source namedbilling-serviceis refused with a remediation that steers to--project BillingService, which plans and checksplan okagainstacme/billing-service, andexecutethen acts onacme/BillingService: a rawgit ls-remotefailure when no such repository exists, and, when a different repository of that name does, both legs, the split branch, the pull request and the topic on that repository #499'splan-not-the-source(PR adopt-project.py:--organd--projectmust name the repository the source names, compared without case, soplanrefuses--project BillingServiceforacme/billing-serviceasadopt-not-the-sourceinstead of writing a plan whoseexecuteacts onacme/BillingService,checkfinds andexecuterefuses a plan edited to name another asplan-not-the-source, and a source whose own name the naming policy refuses is told to rename it first, never to retype--project(#499) #513), whichcheckprints after the findings in 2.check's findings, incheck's order, after its path findings (adopt-project.pycheckaccepts plan pathsexecuterefuses asunsafe-value(a space or a non-ASCII character), soplan okis followed by a refusal and #166's split instructions can name entriesexecutewill refuse #196's, then adopt-project.pycheckpasses a source whose tree holds a symlink with an empty target, so with symlinks onexecutecreates both leg repositories and then fails cloning the source (on main with exit 2 and nothing on stderr, #171), and withcore.symlinks=falseit saysadoption verifiedover a leg or root that no clone with symlinks on can check out #303'splan-empty-symlink):plan-leg-path-collides(adopt-project.py: a leg's mount path must not be, hold or lie inside a path the assembly root holds, so--spec-path contractsno longer checks ok and dies staging the split after both legs are pushed, and--code-path project.yamlno longer saysadoption verifiedover an assembly with no manifest (#172) #198),plan-root-blocks-shape,plan-root-blocks-shape-copyandplan-root-blocks-manifest(adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262, adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps a plain file at a directory the shape writes into (.github,contracts,scripts), andexecutedies in aNotADirectoryErrororFileExistsErrortraceback after both legs are pushed #263, adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownproject.yamlin the root, andexecutewrites the shape's manifest beside it asshape/project.yamland saysadoption verified, so shape-doctor.py calls the adopted assembly NOT A SHAPE ROOT and its firstmake bootstrapfails #305), adopt-project.py--pin <name>is accepted byplan,checkandexecute("adoption verified"), but writes only the name intoneutral_product_pins:and nocontracts/<name>-pin.yaml, so the adopted root's ownvalidate-pins.py(and itsvalidate.yml) refuses withneutral-pin-missingfrom the first run #273's pin findings, the source's own submodules (adopt-project.py: a plan that sends.gitmodulesto one leg and a submodule it registers to another passescheckandexecute, saysadoption verified, and the assembly's recursive clone then fails:planshould ask,checkshould find,executeshould refuse #166),plan-root-symlink,plan-unwritable-value(adopt-project.py: since #247 a byte that is not UTF-8 in--elected-by,--referenceor the--sourcedirectory passesplanandcheck, andexecutepushes both legs before it dies withUnicodeEncodeErrorinwrite_lf#255),plan-manifest-invalid(adopt-project.py and scaffold-project.py accept values the new project's own validate-manifest.py refuses (a blank--elected-byor--reference,--elected-on 2026-W41-6or20261011on Python 3.11+,--org test+org, a plan'svisibility: secret), soadoption verifiedor a scaffold exit 0 is followed by a failed first bootstrap; andplanadmits a 251-255-character--projectthatcheckrefuses #261),plan-tracking-branch-missing(adopt-project.py: a source whose default branch is notmainis adopted with both legs pushed, then its pull request is refused (--base main), and the printed way out repeats--base main#479), thenplan-submodule-relative-url(adopt-project.py keeps a source submodule's relativeurl = ../xunchanged in the leg, where git resolves it against the leg's remote, soexecutesaysadoption verifiedand the assembly's recursive clone fails unless the dependency happens to sit beside the leg #190), resolved from the remotesexecutewould create, thenelection-date-malformedandplan-bad-follow-ups(adopt-project.py:checknever reads a plan'selected_on:when the plan has noreference:, soplan okis followed by anexecutethat creates both leg repositories and only then refuseselection-date-malformed, naming--elected-on, a flag neither command takes #294, adopt-project.py:checkandexecuteiterate a plan'sfollow_ups:without asking for a list, so a hand-edited plan withfollow_ups: 5(ortrue) endscheckin aTypeError: ... is not iterabletraceback, andexecutein the same one after both leg repositories are created and pushed #293). All come before any leg, and just before them come scaffold-project.py and adopt-project.py ask the project's YAML reader and validate-manifest.py about the manifest's values before anything exists, so--id null,--tracking-branch trueand a blank--elected-byare refused (#258, #261) #314'sadopt-name-too-long, of a repository name too long to be a directory's, then adopt-project.py: since #247 a byte that is not UTF-8 in--elected-by,--referenceor the--sourcedirectory passesplanandcheck, andexecutepushes both legs before it dies withUnicodeEncodeErrorinwrite_lf#255'sadopt-unwritable-value, of a local clone URL no file can hold.adopt-symlinks-off; adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188'sadopt-work-dir-occupied; the tracking branch asked of the remote (adopt-project.py: a source whose default branch is notmainis adopted with both legs pushed, then its pull request is refused (--base main), and the printed way out repeats--base main#479); adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188'sadopt-branch-exists; then adopt-project.py:plan,checkandexecutenever look for the plan's split branch (adopt/three-repo-shape) in the repository the split is pushed to, so a re-run after an earlier run left it passescheck, creates both legs, and dies at a non-fast-forward push of the split #320'splan-split-branch-taken, whichcheckprints withadopt-branch-existsafterplan-staleand before every entry finding. All before any leg.--forcetogit submodule add, so a source whose.gitignoreis*+!.gitignore, or namesspecorcode, adopts instead of dying at the mount after both leg remotes were pushed (#174) #200's mount guard,adopt-mount-occupiedoradopt-mount-unaddable, at the mount, after both legs are pushed; since adopt-project.py: a failure AFTER both legs are pushed (the split-branch push, the mount, the split commit) prints onlyREFUSED <step>with no notice of what already exists and no stdout flush, so the combined log shows REFUSED before thebare …lines and the re-run meetsleg-remote-existsunexplained #188 printed asREFUSED mounting the legs.with the notice.materialize-copy-blocked(adopt-project.pycheckpasses a plan that keeps the source's ownshape/in the root, andplace()then writes the shape's collision copy onto it after both legs are pushed: a realshape/README.mdis overwritten whileexecuteprints "nothing was overwritten" and endsadopt-lost, and ashape/Makefile/directory or a file namedshapeis a traceback #262) inplace(), then_refuse_unwritable's, each printed asREFUSED committing the split.with the notice.Four plans that more than one of these refuses were run on 6c44591, and again on 6b53a6d, e48df71, 91ac26b, 19a5ba5, f8e7176, 37ef29a, 1535590, 81071ae, 108a54c, d92b747, 1bdffca, a49a0f8, 64b2cc0 and 9e8c672.
checkandexecuteran as commands, thenexecuteran in-process with earlier refusals switched off. Every cell below is the same on all fifteen heads. What was printed differs only inmain's own words: #262/#263's remediation, #216's literal pathspec, and #188'sREFUSED <step>.and notice.check(exit 1), in orderexecutecheck's list off (REFUSED mounting the legs., the notice).github -> ciandci/;spec_path: ciplan-leg-path-collides(ciholds the keptci/workflows/ci.yml), thenplan-root-symlink(it entersci, where the plan mounts the spec leg)REFUSED plan-leg-path-collidescarrying both; no leg remoteREFUSED plan-root-symlink; no leg remoteadopt-mount-occupied, after both legs were pushed.github -> ../outside-ci;spec_path: .githubplan-leg-path-collidestwice (it holds the shape'svalidate.yml; it is the kept symlink), thenplan-root-symlink(it climbs above the root)REFUSED plan-leg-path-collidescarrying all three; no leg remoteREFUSED plan-leg-path-collides(the shape's half), withplan-root-symlink; no leg remoteadopt-mount-occupied(.github, a symlink).github -> spec/ciandci/;spec_path: ciplan-leg-path-collides, thenplan-root-symlink(spec/ciis not in the source tree)REFUSED plan-leg-path-collides; no leg remoteREFUSED plan-root-symlink; no leg remoteadopt-mount-occupied.github -> ../outside-ci;spec_path: .github/specplan-leg-path-collides(it is inside the symlink.github), thenplan-root-symlink(it climbs above the root)REFUSED plan-leg-path-collides; no leg remoteREFUSED plan-root-symlink; no leg remoteadopt-mount-unaddable(beyond a symbolic link)_kept_in_rootswitched off in-process, as adopt-project.py: the leg mount passes--forcetogit submodule add, so a source whose.gitignoreis*+!.gitignore, or namesspecorcode, adopts instead of dying at the mount after both leg remotes were pushed (#174) #200's tests reach its guard, and_refuse_what_check_finds, as this PR's defence-in-depth tests do.core.symlinks=falseandcheck's list off, the first plan is refused asadopt-symlinks-off, before any leg.main, the source's refs were unchanged, and there was no split branch. The materializer's refusals are never first for these plans: with the guard off too,git submodule add --forcefails first.specmakes the accepted.github -> cicase.Not in this PR
Drafted as its own follow-up issue:
contracts -> governance, wheregovernance/already holds a file at the copy pin's path.mainand this branch both sayadoption verified, and the first bootstrap exits 1. The pin is a collision, not a link problem; it is lane 2's separate P3-1.What this PR listed as (i) and (ii) are now
main's, through #262 and #263 (see "Merges").Known limits, for #457's checklist:
core.symlinks=false,check's reason for a link ABOVE a shape path is the one for a disk that holds symlinks (scripts -> tools/deep: "it lands attools/deep/validate-pins.py, ..."), though the clone holdsscriptsas a file there. The refusal is right; its "change where it points" leads on toadopt-symlinks-off.contracts/shape-pin.yaml -> openglass-pin.yamlin a keptcontracts/passescheckon both.place()writes the pin first, so the shape's pin goes beside the link, undershape/, andexecutefails verification after both legs (adopt-shape-pin-unreadable; bootstrap 1), as onmain: like D13, a kept path at the shape's pin..git/reftableis not counted, so a link to it would be refused wheremainadopts beside it. Untested here, on git 2.43.Closes #183
Closes #178
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