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The code-quality ruleset required dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. That job passes once discovery finishes, whatever the scanners find, so a vulnerable dependency never blocked a merge. #1420 added the aggregate Audit gate job to the reusable. This PR makes it the required check:
integration_id 15368 is the GitHub Actions app, the same binding the repo uses for declared checks (mutation (all)). A commit status from any other app or token cannot satisfy the gate.
Also updated: the standards docs (github-settings.md, ci-standards.md, dependabot-policy.md), the caller-stub comments (self-host and standards/workflows/ template; the stub is pin-managed, so comment edits are not drift), the apply-rulesets.sh header, the compliance-audit stale-name remediation, and the tests that pin the required context (apply-rulesets.bats, required-checks/merge-group.bats). A new test asserts the binding. The reusable workflow itself is unchanged.
Verification
Context name. The check is published as dependency-audit / Audit gate by GitHub Actions (app 15368). Live check runs on consumer main confirm this, for example worldchest, incubator, markets and bmad-bgreat-suite. Every caller uses the job id dependency-audit, both this repo's local-ref stub and the fleet stubs.
Channel coverage. Every channel tag a consumer pins contains #1420 (a5de9a0):
software-factory and software-factory-canary have no dependency-audit caller and no code-quality ruleset, so they are unaffected.
Tests. The changed bats files pass locally (96 tests): apply-rulesets, required-checks/merge-group, standards-templates/merge-group-required-checks, dependency-audit and compliance-audit/declared-required-checks. CI runs the full suite.
Rollout (manual, maintainer)
Merging changes only the codified desired state. The live rulesets are written from two places, and both must carry this change. Otherwise the weekly self-heal puts Detect ecosystems back.
Promote the apply-repo-settings channels. Every channel tag (v1-stable9bd9ea7, and v1-ring0/v1-ring1/v1-next08dd357) still carries dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. The weekly self-heal in each repo with a caller runs apply-rulesets.sh from its pinned channel and does a full-replace PUT, so it reverts a manual apply. Repos with a self-heal caller:
Repo
Self-heal pin
combsmith/.github
local ref (picks this up on merge)
TalkTerm, markets, bmad-bgreat-suite
apply-repo-settings/v1-ring1
empower-personal-dashboard
apply-repo-settings/v1-stable
Promote these through the normal ring process to a release that contains this commit.
Apply to the repos without a self-heal caller (broodly, google-app-scripts, worldchest, broodminder-data, ContentTwin, repo-template, incubator, .github-private) from main:
Running --all before step 1 is safe, but the four self-heal repos fall back to Detect ecosystems on their next weekly run until their channel is promoted.
Until both steps are done, the compliance audit reports ruleset-drift-code-quality (missing dependency-audit / Audit gate) on each repo that has not been updated.
Warning
Once applied, merges are blocked in three repos whose main currently fails the audit:
Repo
Failing audit on main
broodly
pnpm audit, govulncheck
TalkTerm
npm audit
google-app-scripts
npm audit
This is the gate working as intended, but every PR in those repos, including partial Dependabot fixes, will be blocked until all advisories on the branch are resolved. Fix those dependencies first, or apply per-repo once they are green.
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Summary
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Updates
Renamed the required dependency-audit status check from “Detect ecosystems” to “Audit gate.” Repository rules and guidance now use the updated check name.
The audit check remains the required merge-queue check; workflow behavior is unchanged.
The required dependency-audit status check changes from dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems to dependency-audit / Audit gate. Repository guidance, check mappings, and tests are updated to use the new name. The workflow configuration is unchanged.
Changes: Dependency audit required check
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Set the required audit check standards/rulesets/code-quality.json, standards/github-settings.md, standards/dependabot-policy.md, standards/ci-standards.md, test/scripts/apply-rulesets/apply-rulesets.bats
The code-quality ruleset now requires dependency-audit / Audit gate with GitHub Actions integration ID 15368. Standards describe the gate and its failure conditions. A test verifies the required context and app binding.
Check mappings, workflow comments, and test expectations now refer to Audit gate. The caller job ID remains dependency-audit; the workflow configuration is unchanged.
Compliance audit — 2026-10-16 #1343: This issue tracks repository ruleset drift, including findings for the code-quality ruleset. This change updates a required check in that ruleset.
Possibly related PRs
combsmith/.github#1421: Its Dependabot gate reads required status-check names and app bindings from rulesets, which this change updates.
combsmith/.github#1428: Its ruleset payload and compliance checks use the codified required checks that this change updates.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c6c88
Promote the self-heal channels before applying this ruleset, or automation may revert the Audit gate requirement.
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely states the main change: requiring dependency-audit / Audit gate instead of Detect ecosystems.
Description check
The description is directly related to the changeset. It explains the required-check change, supporting documentation and test updates, verification, and rollout requirements.
Linked Issues check
Issue #1406 requires the required dependency-security status to reflect scanner outcomes, not ecosystem discovery alone. At the reviewed head, standards/rulesets/code-quality.json requires `dependency…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes update the required context and the text that describes it. These files are standards/rulesets/code-quality.json, standards docs (github-settings.md, ci-standards.md, dependabot-policy.md)…
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Issue #1406 requires the required dependency-security status to reflect scanner outcomes, not ecosystem discovery alone. At the reviewed head, standards/rulesets/code-quality.json requires dependency-audit / Audit gate with integration_id 15368 (GitHub Actions). This replaces dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. The repository diff for .github/workflows/dependency-audit-reusable.yml between the merge base and the reviewed head is empty, so the reusable workflow is unchanged, as the PR states. The existing audit-gate job (per the previous review and the PR description) aggregates detect and each audit job. The function dep_audit_gate_verdict in .github/scripts/dependency-audit/lib/dependency-audit.sh returns non-zero when detect is not success, or when any other needed job is not success or skipped. This covers failure, cancelled, and missing results. Skipped audits for absent ecosystems pass. The gate therefore fails when a downstream scanner fails, which matches the behavior #1406 requests. The integration binding stops a commit status from another app from satisfying the required check. Not verified from repository evidence: live ruleset state and consumer check-run names. These affect rollout only, not the coding requirement assessed here.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
The changes update the required context and the text that describes it. These files are standards/rulesets/code-quality.json, standards docs (github-settings.md, ci-standards.md, dependabot-policy.md), caller-stub and workflow comments, the apply-rulesets.sh header, the compliance-audit.sh stale-name mapping, and bats tests that pin the required context. Each change either sets the new required context or keeps code, docs, and tests consistent with it. The compliance-audit mapping supports drift detection for the old name. The new bats assertion checks the integration binding. The reusable workflow and gate logic are unchanged. The PR description's rollout steps are operational guidance, not code changes. No unrelated runtime behavior change appears in the reviewed summary.
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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 1 functions across 6 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)
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Risk: MEDIUM Reviewed commit:7a25942ef998d9fdc65adbd031f273b96abb85cd Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
This PR changes the required dependency check in standards/rulesets/code-quality.json. It replaces dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems with {"context": "dependency-audit / Audit gate", "integration_id": 15368}. The old check passed as soon as ecosystem discovery finished, whatever the scanners found. The new one is the aggregate job from #1420, which fails when detection or any audit job fails or is cancelled. Binding it to the GitHub Actions app (15368) means a commit status posted by any other app or token cannot satisfy it.
The PR also updates the standards docs (github-settings.md, ci-standards.md, dependabot-policy.md), the comments in the self-host and template caller stubs, the apply-rulesets.sh header, the stale-name rename in compliance-audit.sh, and the bats tests. The reusable workflow itself is not changed.
I agree with triage's MEDIUM rating. This change tightens a security control. It handles no secrets and adds no new Actions surface. The caller-stub edits are comment-only: triggers, uses: and the job id are unchanged, so they stay within the stubs' allowed-change rules.
Linked issue analysis
#1406 reports that the required dependency-security check is ecosystem discovery, not the scanners' result, so a vulnerable dependency never blocks a merge. This PR fixes exactly that by requiring the aggregate Audit gate, which waits for detection and every scanner. The issue is fully addressed.
Findings
Blocking: none.
Verified from the diff and metadata:
The new test in apply-rulesets.bats pins both the context and the integration_id binding, and the 4-context test is updated. The merge-group.bats PROVIDERS and REUSABLE_JOB_NAMES tables now point at dependency-audit-reusable.yml → name: Audit gate. That ties the required context to a real job name, so a later rename would fail CI.
dependency-audit / Audit gate actually ran on this PR and reported SUCCESS, so the context name is confirmed as published.
The dependabot-policy.md and github-settings.md text correctly keeps the warning against requiring the per-ecosystem jobs, because those report as skipped when their lockfile is absent.
Non-blocking / for the maintainer:
Rollout timing (operational, already flagged in the PR body). Merging only changes the desired state, but the PR body says the weekly self-heal will apply it to live rulesets. Once applied, merges are blocked in broodly, TalkTerm and google-app-scripts, whose main currently fails the audit. That is the gate working as intended. Still, either fix those repos first, or pause or scope the self-heal, before the next scheduled run.
Stale docs in .github-private (follow-up).AGENTS.md:65 and AGENTS.md:465 in .github-private still list dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems as a required or merge-queue context. No code there hardcodes the name: compute_ci_status reads the live ruleset. So this is docs drift only. Update them once the ruleset is applied.
Compliance-audit rename (unconfirmed). The diff now maps the bare Detect ecosystems context to dependency-audit / Audit gate. I could not read the rest of check_centralized_check_names or the drift check: compliance-audit.sh is not in this checkout. So I could not confirm how a live ruleset that still requires the old prefixed dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems gets reported. The PR body says it surfaces as ruleset-drift-code-quality.
Not performed: I had no access to the MCP secret-scanning tool, so that scan did not run. The gitleaks CI check passed. I could not confirm the PR's channel-coverage table (which pinned tags ship Audit gate) or the live check runs on consumer repos, and I took them as stated.
CI status
All completed checks pass. The required contexts SonarCloud, CodeQL, agent-shield / AgentShield, dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems and duplicate-decl-gate all succeeded, and so did the new dependency-audit / Audit gate. Also green: all bats and lint suites (Apply Rulesets, Compliance Audit, Dependency Audit, Required Checks, Standards Templates), ShellCheck, gitleaks, Agent Security Scan, and the SonarCloud quality gate (0 new issues). CodeRabbit is NEUTRAL because it hit its rate limit. Codex completed with no findings. The skipped jobs are conditional (per-ecosystem audits with no lockfile, and mention or dev-lead routers). There are no reviews and no unresolved threads. The org-leads team review is still pending, as the ruleset requires.
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…t ecosystems (#1406)
The code-quality ruleset required `dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems`,
which passes once discovery finishes whatever the scanners find, so a
vulnerable dependency never blocked a merge. Require the aggregate
`Audit gate` job added in #1420, bound to the GitHub Actions app
(integration_id 15368). Every channel a consumer pins (v2-stable,
v2-ring1, v2-next, local ref) ships the job.
Update the standards docs, caller-stub comments, compliance-audit stale-name
remediation and the tests that pin the required context.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @standards/github-settings.md:
- Line 320: Update the Dependency Audit explanation and the corresponding
Dependabot policy statement to clarify that a skipped required check can satisfy
branch protection, but requiring individual audit jobs is unsafe because a
skipped scanner may not scan. Remove the claim that a required-but-skipped check
blocks the merge.
- Line 320: Update the Dependency Audit entry and the corresponding Dependabot
policy wording to distinguish ecosystem detection requirements: npm and pnpm
audits depend on lockfiles, while Go, Cargo, and Python audits use manifests.
Remove any claim that every ecosystem audit is skipped when its lockfile is
absent, and preserve the possibility that manifest-based audits run and fail the
Audit gate.
Review comments at @standards/rulesets/code-quality.json:
- Line 30: Ensure the required-checks configuration declares “Audit gate” for
the ruleset identified by integration_id 15368, so the self-heal workflow
preserves it during full-replacement updates.
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Risk: MEDIUM Reviewed commit:09efa49504eab69f8d1c0093c6f9d513d505e69c Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
This PR changes the required dependency check in standards/rulesets/code-quality.json. It replaces {"context": "dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems"} with {"context": "dependency-audit / Audit gate", "integration_id": 15368}.
The old check passed as soon as ecosystem discovery finished, whatever the scanners found. The new one is the aggregate job from #1420, which fails when detection or any audit job fails or is cancelled. Binding it to the GitHub Actions app means a commit status posted by any other app or token cannot satisfy it.
The PR also updates:
the standards docs (github-settings.md, ci-standards.md, dependabot-policy.md)
the comments in the self-host and template caller stubs
the apply-rulesets.sh header
the stale-name rename in compliance-audit.sh
the bats tests that pin the required context
The reusable workflow itself is not changed.
Since the prior review (7a25942): the branch now holds a single commit, 09efa49, with the same message, file list and change described in the prior approval. It looks like a rebase or amend with no change in substance. I re-checked the full diff at this head and found nothing new.
Risk. Triage rated this LOW. I rate it MEDIUM because it changes a merge gate that applies across the fleet. It handles no secrets, adds no Actions trigger, permission or uses: surface, and adds no dependencies. The safety checks report no CI weakening, no prompt injection, no secret in a run: step and no third-party reusable. The caller-stub edits are comment-only. Triggers, uses: and the job id dependency-audit are unchanged, so the edits stay within the stubs' allowed-change rules.
Linked issue analysis
#1406 reports that the required dependency-security check is ecosystem discovery, not the scanners' result. Discovery can succeed while an audit fails, so a vulnerable dependency never blocks a merge. The issue says the missing mitigation is a required final status that waits for detection and every applicable scanner, and rejects failed or cancelled audits.
Audit gate is that status, and this PR makes it the required context. The issue is fully addressed. Fixes #1406 is the right closing keyword: the fix is the codified state, and the PR body covers the rollout separately.
Findings
Blocking: none.
Verified from the diff and metadata:
New binding test. The new test in apply-rulesets.bats checks the exact JSON object, both the context and integration_id: 15368. A later edit that drops the app binding would fail CI. The 4-context test is updated too.
Name tied to a real job. In merge-group.bats, the PROVIDERS and REUSABLE_JOB_NAMES rows now map dependency-audit / Audit gate to dependency-audit-reusable.yml and its name: Audit gate job. A later rename of that job would fail CI.
Test rename only. In dependency-audit.bats, the Detect ecosystems job-name test only drops the word "required" from its title. The assertion still checks the job name.
Name confirmed on this PR.dependency-audit / Audit gate ran on this head and reported SUCCESS, so the context name is published as the ruleset expects.
Per-ecosystem warning kept.dependabot-policy.md and github-settings.md still warn against requiring the per-ecosystem jobs, which report SKIPPED when their lockfile is absent.
Non-blocking, for the maintainer:
Rollout timing. The PR body already flags this. Merging changes only the desired state, but the weekly self-heal will apply it to the live rulesets. After that, merges are blocked in broodly, TalkTerm and google-app-scripts, whose main currently fails the audit. Blocking them is the gate working as intended. Before the next scheduled self-heal, either fix those repos or limit the self-heal to the repos that already pass.
Stale docs in .github-private.AGENTS.md:65 and AGENTS.md:465 in .github-private still list dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems as a required or merge-queue context. I checked this in the local checkout. It is docs drift only; update those lines once the ruleset is applied.
Compliance-audit drift report (unconfirmed). The rename list now maps the bare Detect ecosystems context straight to dependency-audit / Audit gate. compliance-audit.sh is not in this checkout, so I could not read the rest of check_centralized_check_names. I could not confirm how a live ruleset that still requires the old prefixed dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems gets reported. The PR body says it surfaces as ruleset-drift-code-quality; I took that as stated.
integration_id comparison (unconfirmed).apply-rulesets.sh is not in this checkout, so I could not check whether its drift comparison accounts for integration_id. If it does not, the binding could show as permanent drift, or a live ruleset missing the binding could go unreported. The Apply Rulesets bats suite passes.
Not performed:
I had no MCP secret-scanning tool, so that scan did not run. The gitleaks CI check passed, and the diff contains no credential-like values.
I had no network access. I could not check the PR's channel-coverage table (which pinned tags ship Audit gate) or the live consumer check runs, and I took them as stated.
The prior review body file was not provided. I used the copy of the prior review in the PR metadata.
CI status
All completed CI checks pass:
Required contexts:SonarCloud, CodeQL, agent-shield / AgentShield, dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems and duplicate-decl-gate. The new dependency-audit / Audit gate and dependency-audit / npm audit also passed.
Test suites: Apply Rulesets, Apply Repo Settings, Bootstrap, Compliance Audit, Dependency Audit, Dependency Hardening, Required Checks and Standards Templates.
Other checks: CI Lint, ShellCheck, gitleaks, Agent Security Scan, CodeQL (actions and python), and the SonarCloud quality gate (0 new issues).
Skipped jobs are conditional ones: per-ecosystem audits with no lockfile, the dev-lead sub-jobs (this PR is labeled dev-lead:hands-off), and dependabot-automerge.
Advisory bots: cubic is NEUTRAL. The CodeRabbit check was still IN_PROGRESS when the context was captured, and it has posted no findings yet. Codex finished its review of this commit with no findings. These are advisory, not required.
There are no unresolved review threads and no unanswered human questions. The only human comments are the author's review requests. mergeStateStatus is UNSTABLE only because the CodeRabbit check is still pending.
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…1406)
GitHub treats a job skipped by its `if:` as passing, so a required-but-skipped
check satisfies the merge gate rather than blocking it; that is why the
per-ecosystem scanners must not be required. Also note that Go, Cargo and
Python are detected by manifest, not lockfile.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM Reviewed commit:61c00adffc3bb10bbf646b56f2e3d9bb82d08e43 Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
This PR changes which dependency check the code-quality ruleset requires. In standards/rulesets/code-quality.json it replaces {"context": "dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems"} with {"context": "dependency-audit / Audit gate", "integration_id": 15368}.
The old check passed as soon as ecosystem discovery finished, whatever the scanners found. Audit gate is the aggregate job added in #1420, and it fails when detection or any audit fails or is cancelled. Binding it to the GitHub Actions app means a commit status posted by another app or token cannot satisfy it.
The PR also updates the standards docs, the comments in the caller stubs, the apply-rulesets.sh header, the stale-name mapping in compliance-audit.sh, and the bats tests. The reusable workflow is not changed.
Risk. I agree with triage: MEDIUM. The change tightens a merge gate that applies across the fleet, but it handles no secrets and adds no triggers, permissions, uses: lines or dependencies. The safety checks report no CI weakening, no secret in a run: step and no third-party reusable. The caller-stub edits are comment-only, and triggers, uses: and the job id dependency-audit are unchanged.
Since the prior review (09efa49): one docs-only commit, 61c00ad, touching standards/github-settings.md and standards/dependabot-policy.md.
Linked issue analysis
#1406 reports that the required dependency-security check is ecosystem discovery, not the scanners' outcome. The fix it asks for is a required final status that waits for detection and every applicable scanner, and rejects failed or cancelled audits.
Audit gate is that status, and this PR makes it the required context. The issue is fully addressed. Fixes #1406 fits, because the fix is the codified state. The PR body covers the manual rollout separately.
Findings
Blocking: none.
CodeRabbit's change request on 09efa49, checked against the new head:
A skipped required check does not block the merge.Fixed. Both docs now say that GitHub treats a job skipped by its if: as passing, so a required scanner that never ran would still satisfy its check. That matches GitHub's documented behavior, and it is the correct reason not to require the per-ecosystem jobs. The old claim that a required-but-skipped check fails the merge gate is gone.
Lockfile vs. manifest detection.Fixed. The docs now say npm and pnpm are detected by lockfile, and Go, Cargo and Python by manifest (go.mod, Cargo.toml, pyproject.toml or requirements.txt).
Self-heal must keep the binding (code-quality.json:30).Withdrawn by CodeRabbit. In its follow-up reply it says the updated rollout plan covers the sequencing and that per-repo declarations are not needed.
Verified from the diff:
The new apply-rulesets.bats test checks the exact object, {"context":"dependency-audit / Audit gate","integration_id":15368}, so CI fails if the binding is dropped.
In merge-group.bats, the required context is now mapped to the reusable's name: Audit gate job, so renaming that job would fail CI.
dependency-audit / Audit gate ran on this head and passed, which confirms the context name is published as the ruleset expects.
Non-blocking, for the maintainer:
CodeRabbit's change request is stale but still active.reviewDecision is still CHANGES_REQUESTED. CodeRabbit hit its rate limit (its check is NEUTRAL) and has not re-reviewed 61c00ad. I checked the content of all three findings, but I could not see whether the threads are marked resolved. Dismiss the review or re-trigger CodeRabbit once its limit resets.
Rollout. The PR body already flags this. Merging changes only the desired state. Promote the apply-repo-settings channels, then apply to repos that have no self-heal caller. Once the change is live, merges are blocked in broodly, TalkTerm and google-app-scripts until their audits pass. That is intended.
Stale docs in .github-private.AGENTS.md:65 and AGENTS.md:465 still name dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. I confirmed this in the local checkout. Update them in a follow-up once the change is applied.
Unconfirmed:apply-rulesets.sh and compliance-audit.sh are not in this checkout. I could not read whether drift detection compares integration_id, or how a live ruleset that still requires the old prefixed context is reported. The Apply Rulesets and Compliance Audit suites both pass.
Not performed:
The MCP secret scan was unavailable. gitleaks passed, and the diff contains no credential-like values.
With no network access, I took the PR's channel-coverage table and its consumer check-run evidence as stated.
The prior review body file was missing. I used the copy in the PR metadata.
CI status
All completed CI checks pass on 61c00ad.
Required checks:SonarCloud, CodeQL, agent-shield / AgentShield, dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems and duplicate-decl-gate passed. The new dependency-audit / Audit gate passed too.
Test suites: Apply Rulesets, Apply Repo Settings, Bootstrap, Compliance Audit, Dependency Audit, Dependency Hardening, Required Checks and Standards Templates.
Other checks: CI Lint, ShellCheck, gitleaks, Agent Security Scan, CodeQL (actions and python), the SonarCloud quality gate (0 new issues) and Graphite.
Skipped or cancelled: the skipped jobs are conditional (per-ecosystem audits whose ecosystem is absent, and dependabot-automerge). The dev-lead jobs are skipped or cancelled because of the dev-lead:hands-off label.
Advisory bots: CodeRabbit is NEUTRAL (rate-limited), and Codex finished with no findings on this commit.
There are no unanswered human questions. The only human comments are the author's review requests. mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED, which matches CodeRabbit's change request still standing and the ruleset's required human review.
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What
The
code-qualityruleset requireddependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. That job passes once discovery finishes, whatever the scanners find, so a vulnerable dependency never blocked a merge. #1420 added the aggregateAudit gatejob to the reusable. This PR makes it the required check:integration_id15368 is the GitHub Actions app, the same binding the repo uses for declared checks (mutation (all)). A commit status from any other app or token cannot satisfy the gate.Also updated: the standards docs (
github-settings.md,ci-standards.md,dependabot-policy.md), the caller-stub comments (self-host andstandards/workflows/template; the stub is pin-managed, so comment edits are not drift), theapply-rulesets.shheader, the compliance-audit stale-name remediation, and the tests that pin the required context (apply-rulesets.bats,required-checks/merge-group.bats). A new test asserts the binding. The reusable workflow itself is unchanged.Verification
Context name. The check is published as
dependency-audit / Audit gateby GitHub Actions (app 15368). Live check runs on consumermainconfirm this, for example worldchest, incubator, markets and bmad-bgreat-suite. Every caller uses the job iddependency-audit, both this repo's local-ref stub and the fleet stubs.Channel coverage. Every channel tag a consumer pins contains #1420 (a5de9a0):
Audit gatedependency-audit/v2-stabledependency-audit/v2-ring1dependency-audit/v2-nextdependency-audit/v2-ring0stable/next/ring0/ring1software-factory and software-factory-canary have no dependency-audit caller and no
code-qualityruleset, so they are unaffected.Tests. The changed bats files pass locally (96 tests):
apply-rulesets,required-checks/merge-group,standards-templates/merge-group-required-checks,dependency-auditandcompliance-audit/declared-required-checks. CI runs the full suite.Rollout (manual, maintainer)
Merging changes only the codified desired state. The live rulesets are written from two places, and both must carry this change. Otherwise the weekly self-heal puts
Detect ecosystemsback.Promote the
apply-repo-settingschannels. Every channel tag (v1-stable9bd9ea7, andv1-ring0/v1-ring1/v1-next08dd357) still carriesdependency-audit / Detect ecosystems. The weekly self-heal in each repo with a caller runsapply-rulesets.shfrom its pinned channel and does a full-replace PUT, so it reverts a manual apply. Repos with a self-heal caller:apply-repo-settings/v1-ring1apply-repo-settings/v1-stablePromote these through the normal ring process to a release that contains this commit.
Apply to the repos without a self-heal caller (broodly, google-app-scripts, worldchest, broodminder-data, ContentTwin, repo-template, incubator, .github-private) from
main:Running
--allbefore step 1 is safe, but the four self-heal repos fall back toDetect ecosystemson their next weekly run until their channel is promoted.Until both steps are done, the compliance audit reports
ruleset-drift-code-quality(missingdependency-audit / Audit gate) on each repo that has not been updated.Warning
Once applied, merges are blocked in three repos whose
maincurrently fails the audit:mainpnpm audit,govulnchecknpm auditnpm auditThis is the gate working as intended, but every PR in those repos, including partial Dependabot fixes, will be blocked until all advisories on the branch are resolved. Fix those dependencies first, or apply per-repo once they are green.
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