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fix(rules): judge unique-prefix push options and glob refspecs (#443) - #468
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git takes any unique prefix of a long option, so `git push --al origin` is `--all` and `--mirr` is `--mirror`; the push parser matched only the exact tokens and read them as a bare push of the checked-out branch. Push options now resolve by unique prefix over git push's long options via policy._long_prefixes. A refspec holding `*` (on the command line or in remote.<name>.push) is judged against every local ref its source matches, mapped to the destination, instead of a literal branch named `*`. Fails open to the literal destination when git cannot list refs. Closes #443 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughPush rules now recognize unique prefixes of Git push options and evaluate glob refspecs against matching local refs and their mapped destinations. Tests cover command-line and configured refspecs, negative refspecs, and lookup failures. ChangesPush rule matching
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participant PushArguments
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PushArguments->>_pushed_branches: Parse options and refspecs
_pushed_branches-->>_judge: Return branch names and glob markers
_judge->>_glob_branches: Resolve glob marker
_glob_branches->>LocalGitRefs: List local refs
LocalGitRefs-->>_glob_branches: Return local refs
_glob_branches-->>_judge: Return mapped destinations or literal destination
_judge->>BranchConditions: Match destination branches
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- Line 82: Update the backlog entry for issue #443 by moving it from Done to
Open and marking it unchecked while the linked issue remains open. Change its
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Review comments at @src/omind/rules.py:
- Around line 748-752: Update the glob-resolution path in `_judge` to account
for remote destinations that `--prune` will delete when no matching local refs
exist. Pass the `--prune` option into glob resolution and include affected
remote destinations, reusing the deletion handling already used by mirror
resolution.
- Around line 819-820: Update the refspec handling around the
token.startswith("^") check to retain negative source patterns and apply them to
refs expanded from positive glob matches before evaluating destinations. Apply
the same exclusion behavior in the configured push-refspec handling associated
with _glob_branches, preserving the public-main rule’s decision based on the
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Keep the backlog status aligned with issue #443.
This entry marks #443 done, but the linked GitHub issue remains open. Keep it unchecked under Open until the change ships and the issue closes, or update both records together at that point. (github.com)
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Update the backlog entry for issue #443 by moving it from Done to Open and
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| out = _git_out(repo, "for-each-ref", "--format=%(refname)") | ||
| if out is None: | ||
| return literal | ||
| mapped = (_glob_dest(src, dst, ref) for ref in out.split()) | ||
| return [d.removeprefix("refs/heads/") for d in mapped if d is not None] |
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Include remote branches that --prune will delete.
If local main is absent but remote main exists, git push --prune origin 'refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*' can delete remote main. This lookup returns only destinations mapped from existing local refs, so _judge misses that deletion and allows the push under the public-main rule. Carry the --prune option into glob resolution and include affected remote destinations, as mirror resolution already does for deletions. (git-scm.com)
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Review comment at @src/omind/rules.py around lines 748 - 752:
Update the glob-resolution path in `_judge` to account for remote destinations
that `--prune` will delete when no matching local refs exist. Pass the `--prune`
option into glob resolution and include affected remote destinations, reusing
the deletion handling already used by mirror resolution.
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| if token.startswith("^"): | ||
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Apply negative refspecs to positive glob matches.
For git push origin 'refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*' '^refs/heads/main', Git excludes main from the push. This branch drops the exclusion, then _glob_branches includes local main. The public-main rule therefore denies a push that does not target main. Keep the negative source patterns and filter expanded refs before judging their destinations. Apply the same rule to configured push refspecs at src/omind/rules.py Lines 473–478. (git-scm.com)
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Review comment at @src/omind/rules.py around lines 819 - 820:
Update the refspec handling around the token.startswith("^") check to retain
negative source patterns and apply them to refs expanded from positive glob
matches before evaluating destinations. Apply the same exclusion behavior in the
configured push-refspec handling associated with _glob_branches, preserving the
public-main rule’s decision based on the filtered refs.
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Closes #443
Before this change, a push from a feature branch could reach
mainon a public repo in two ways the repo-scoped rule didn't catch._pushed_branchesnow maps each--opt[=v]token to its git push long option throughpolicy._long_prefixes. The option list comes fromgit push -h/ builtin/push.c. So--al,--b/--braand--m/--mirrare read as--all,--branchesand--mirror, and--taas--tags. An ambiguous prefix like--a(all/atomic) stays a plain flag, as git treats it.*now gives a new(glob):marker._judgeresolves it throughfact()with_glob_branches: it matches the source pattern against every local ref by full refname, substitutes the matched part into the destination, and stripsrefs/heads/.git push -n origin 'feature/*:feature/*'matches nothing, while'*:*'sendsmain.+prefix is stripped, and^(negative) refspecs are skipped.remote.<name>.pushglobs in_default_push_branchesare mapped the same way.DeadlineExceededErroris re-raised.BACKLOG.md moves #443 to Done (unreleased), and CHANGELOG.md gets an
[Unreleased]entry. I left the version bump for you.Verification
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uv run pytest tests/test_rules.py: 225 passed, 1 failed. The new tests use a realgit init --bareremote and cover:--al/--bra/--b/--mirr/--mand CLI glob refspecs fromfeature/x, all denied--a,--at,--repo=origin, afeature/*glob, a shortfeature/*glob and a^refspec, all allowedremote.origin.pushglob: a feature-only glob is allowed,+refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*is deniedtest_long_repeats_are_judged_within_a_second[bash-c-100000]. It also fails on unmodifiedmainon this machine (I checked withgit stash), so it's a timing bound, not this change.tests/test_guard.py+tests/test_policy.py: the same 8 failures with and without this change (git stash), all timing-bound tests plustest_repo_block_message_embeds_governing_excerpt. No new failures.ruff check .: clean.mypy src(strict): clean.feature/xwith a bare remote, throughrules.evaluateand abranch: [main]rule:--al,--bra,--mirr,'refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*','*:*'--a, thefeature/*glob,git push origin feature/xgit push -nwith each form to confirm git itself reads them this way.Did not run
omind guard check: the consult gate blocks before the note rules run in a fresh session, so I calledrules.evaluatedirectly.Blocked by the machine
pythonon PATH (onlypython3), anduv run pytestfailed until I ranuv sync --all-extrasto install the dev tools.*_within_a_second,test_other_long_repeats_stay_linear) fail on this machine even on unmodifiedmain.🤖 Generated with Claude Code