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fix: The C# complexity check no longer passes without scanning anything - #3170
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… to the scan root The C# complexity scan skipped every file whose absolute path contained /.claude/ or /.agents/. A checkout that itself sits below such a directory, such as a git worktree under .claude/worktrees/<name>, had all of its files skipped and was reported as having no complexity issues. The exclusion now looks at the path relative to the scan root, so only generated skill copies inside the scanned tree are skipped.
A scan that found no C# files under Packages/src returned an empty result, so a wrong --root or an exclusion that matched everything was reported as "No CA1502 complexity issues found" and exited 0. The scan now stops with a message on stderr and exit code 2, the same code used for invalid arguments, instead of turning the check green without analyzing anything.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe code complexity scan now filters generated skill copies relative to its scan root. It also rejects scans with no production C# files, and the CLI reports that validation failure with exit code ChangesCode complexity scan
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Scans with no production sources can still fail when non-production inclusion was requested and eligible Assets or tests sources are available. This is a narrow workflow regression; other reviewed scan behavior matches the stated intent. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change restores intended scan coverage and rejects scans without production source instead of reporting success. The inspected execution path remains local static analysis, with no material security regression identified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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tools/UnityCliLoop.CodeComplexity/Program.cs (1)
42-45: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winHandle only the expected empty-source failure as validation.
If analysis throws an unexpected
InvalidOperationException, this catch prints its message and returns usage code2. That hides the analyzer failure. Return an explicit validation result for the empty-source condition, or catch a dedicated exception type; let unexpected analyzer failures propagate. Based on learnings, “Reserve fail-fast, unhandled behavior (no catch-and-convert) for unexpected runtime/analyzer failures.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 44: Update the empty-scan guard after CreateSourceFileList to check
sourceFiles rather than fileSet.ProductionFiles, so IncludeNonProduction scans
proceed when Assets contains C# files; adjust the error message to describe the
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- Around line 42-45: Update the InvalidOperationException handling in Main to
convert only the expected empty-source condition into a validation result; allow
unexpected analyzer failures to propagate rather than printing them and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check the selected source files before rejecting an empty scan.
If Packages/src has no C# files but Assets has C# files, IncludeNonProduction = true selects files to analyze. This guard rejects that non-empty advisory scan. Check sourceFiles after CreateSourceFileList, and make the error message describe the selected scan scope.
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@tools/UnityCliLoop.CodeComplexity/CodeComplexityAnalyzerRunner.cs at line 44:
Update the empty-scan guard after CreateSourceFileList to check sourceFiles
rather than fileSet.ProductionFiles, so IncludeNonProduction scans proceed when
Assets contains C# files; adjust the error message to describe the selected scan
scope.
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Exit code 2 means the arguments were invalid. Catching every InvalidOperationException turned any unexpected failure of that type, such as one raised inside Roslyn, into exit 2 with no stack trace. A dedicated NoProductionSourceException now carries the missing-source case, and it is the only exception the entry point maps to exit 2.
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.claudeor.agentsdirectory, such as a git worktree under.claude/worktrees/<name>, instead of skipping every file and reporting no issues.Packages/src, it stops with an error and exit code 2 instead of reporting "No CA1502 complexity issues found".Closes #3164
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.claude/worktrees/<name>,scripts/check-code-complexity.shanalyzed nothing and printed "No CA1502 complexity issues found" with exit 0, even at threshold 2. A--rootwith no package source gave the same clean result. The tool's own tests failed in such a checkout for the same reason, because their work directory is inside it.No C# source files were found below <root>/Packages/src. Check --root.on stderr and exit code 2..claude.Changes
SourceFileCollectordecides the generated skill copy exclusion from the path relative to the scan root, so only.claude/and.agents/directories inside the scanned tree are skipped. Separators are normalized to/so Windows paths are judged the same way.CodeComplexityAnalyzerRunner.AnalyzeAsyncthrows a dedicatedNoProductionSourceExceptionwhenPackages/srcholds no C# file, and the now unreachable empty-result return is removed.Programcatches only that type, prints its message on stderr, and returns 2, the existing exit code for invalid arguments; any other failure still surfaces with its stack trace..claude/worktrees/<name>is still analyzed; a generated skill copy inside the scanned tree is skipped while the rest of the tree is still analyzed; a root without production source makesAnalyzeAsyncthrow andMainreturn 2.Verification
dotnet test tests/UnityCliLoop.CodeComplexity.Tests/UnityCliLoop.CodeComplexity.Tests.csprojin a worktree under.claude/worktrees/<name>: 16/16 passed. Before the fix, four existing tests failed there with no findings, so this run is the regression evidence. With the NUnit work directory moved outside.claudeto match CI (a local check only): 16/16 passed..claudetest found no issues; the no-source tests got no exception and exit code 0..claudetest under CI conditions; removing the exclusion fails only the generated-copy test; removing the guard fails only the two no-source tests; removing the catch inProgramfails only theMaintest; throwingInvalidOperationExceptioninstead fails the no-sourceAnalyzeAsynctest and leavesMainwith an unhandled exception rather than exit code 2.scripts/check-code-complexity.shin the worktree: exit 0 at threshold 15 (C#: no findings above 15; Go: 0 issues in all four modules). At threshold 5 the C# side reportsCA1502: 1007.Packages/srcis empty: exit 2, the message on stderr, nothing on stdout. With the old collector and the new guard, the worktree scan also stops with exit 2 instead of passing.