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A repository gets a copy of the estate template (rsr-template-repo) when it is made. Later repairs in the template do not reach that copy. The same CI failures then show in each older repository, although the template has the repair.
This pull request adds 3 recipes that make changes which the template already has. The worked example is hyperpolymath/system-et (pull requests 90 and 92), where each repair was first made by hand.
The recipes are not dispatched. The dispatch quarantine (docs/AUTOMATION-QUARANTINE.adoc) is not touched. The campaign has no manifest, because a manifest needs an estate scan, and the quarantine document forbids a scan as a workaround. AGENTIC.a2ml is not touched: the grant for these recipes is the owner's.
Order of merge. The token guard recipe writes the guard step of the template after hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo#321 (owner decisions, 2026-11-10: the template first, then the recipe). That pull request puts the token in the guard step and the scan step only, and sets shell: bash on the guard step. Merge it before this one, so that the recipe writes text that the template has.
The recipes
Recipe id
Script
Target
Repair
recipe-workflow-linter-spdx-rule
fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh
workflow-linter.yml with the rule that requires the SPDX line on line 1. gh actions-lock writes its comment on line 1, so each lock run makes each managed workflow fail the lint.
The rule of the template: the licence line can be at any position in the leading comment block.
recipe-sonarqube-token-guard
fix-sonarqube-token-guard.sh
sonarqube.yml that scans with secrets.SONAR_TOKEN and has no if: line. With no secret, the scan fails on each run.
The guard of the template: the first step tests the token. With no token the job says that the scan is not configured and passes. The guard step is the text of the template after rsr-template-repo#321: the token is in the environment of the guard step and of the scan step only, and the guard step sets shell: bash.
recipe-workflow-split-comment-keys
fix-split-comment-keys.sh
A workflow where the lock sweep of 2026-08 split a comment line such as # steps: into a line # and a line steps: at column 1. GitHub refuses the file ("Unexpected value 'steps'").
The 2 lines become 1 comment line again.
Each recipe:
has the predicate --check <repo-path> (prints the number of targets, changes nothing), with the header line # outcome-predicate: --check;
is idempotent;
does not follow a symlink, and does not leave the repository;
edits the working tree only, and makes no commit;
does not change a target with an unknown shape, and then exits 1, so that the run does not read as a repair;
tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh: the contract test, and 1 step for it in .github/workflows/e2e.yml.
campaigns/TEMPLATE-DRIFT-CAMPAIGN.adoc: purpose, status, evidence and limits.
Not in this pull request
No recipe moves descriptile files out of a retired directory (.machine_readable/6a2/). The files include AGENTIC.a2ml, and the quarantine document says that a job must not relocate directive files. A person moves the files. After that, the existing recipe-retired-descriptile-policy repairs the references.
No rule in Hypatia finds these targets yet. The recipes can only be routed by recipe id.
Testing
bash tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh: PASS. For each recipe: the predicate finds the old shape, the repair gives the exact expected text, a second run changes nothing, a file that is not a target is not changed, a symlink is not followed. The test also runs the new SPDX rule on 3 sample files and the guard step with and with no token.
The test fails when a recipe is broken. 6 deliberate defects, each one restored after the run: the old hint text stays; no if: line on the steps; an unknown shape is edited; a wrong indentation; jobs: treated as a target; a symlink followed. Each defect gave FAIL.
Cases added after review. Each one fails with the recipe before its fix:
8 cases of a workflow that is the old template with 1 difference: a step with id: cfg, a block-scalar step name, the token below with:, a Windows runner, a custom runner label ubuntu-windows, the label ubuntu with no version, a defaults: key, and the quoted key "defaults":. Each is refused, and the file is not changed.
1 case with the older action SonarSource/sonarcloud-github-action: repaired, and the name of the action is not changed.
1 case of 2 workflows with split keys where 1 cannot be repaired: the repository is refused, and no file is changed.
The test fails with no registry routes (run before the routes were added).
Each recipe was run on the files of system-et at main (04a8b6e):
SPDX rule: the step is identical to the step of the template (c5a1da7).
Token guard: the job is identical to the job in pull request 92 of that repository (9f529ef). The guard step is identical to the guard step of the template branch (rsr-template-repo#321, 806dac0).
Split keys: 19 lines restored. The 19 lines are the lines that the file had before the sweep. The file is identical to the repair in pull request 90 of that repository, except for the order of the first 2 comment lines, which a different commit of that pull request changed.
A second repository (anytype) has the first 2 targets and not the third. The template itself is not a target.
tests/outcome-verdict-test.sh, tests/automation-quarantine-test.sh and scripts/tests/dispatch-paths.sh pass with the change, as they do on main.
Not run: shellcheck (not available in the session), scripts/tests/fix-workflow-pins.sh, the Rust tests.
The local awk is mawk 1.3.4. The recipes were not run with gawk.
Limits
Not verified: that a later run of gh actions-lock does not split the restored comment lines again. The template avoids the problem with an inactive file (e2e.yml.template).
The token guard recipe edits only the old template. The jobs: section must be the text of the old template, line for line. Only these can differ: the reference of the 2 actions, the 2 names of the scan action, the hosted Ubuntu version, the timeout value and the comment on fetch-depth. Before jobs:, only the 4 top-level keys of the old template can be present. The recipe does not rewrite a workflow that a person changed.
The number of repositories with each target is not known. No estate scan was made.
Added manual repair options for supported workflow lint, token-handling, and comment-formatting issues. Unsupported workflow formats and shapes are left unchanged.
Documentation
Added guidance on repair conditions, limitations, and expected outcomes.
Tests
Added checks for repair results, check-mode reporting, repeatability, and handling of unsupported files.
…e token guard, split comment keys)
A repository gets a copy of the estate template when it is made. Later
repairs in the template do not reach that copy, so the same CI failures
show in each older repository. These 3 recipes make changes that the
template already has. The worked example is system-et (pull requests 90
and 92), where each repair was first made by hand.
- fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh: replaces the rule that requires the
SPDX line on line 1 with the rule of the template. gh actions-lock
writes its comment on line 1, so each lock run made each managed
workflow fail the lint.
- fix-sonarqube-token-guard.sh: adds the token guard of the template to
a sonarqube.yml with the shape of the old template. With no
SONAR_TOKEN secret, the scan failed on each run.
- fix-split-comment-keys.sh: restores comment lines such as
"# steps:" that the lock sweep of 2026-08 split into "#" and
"steps:" at column 1. GitHub refuses such a workflow file.
Each recipe has the --check predicate, is idempotent, does not follow a
symlink, and makes no commit. A target with an unknown shape is not
changed and gives exit 1.
Registry: 3 by_recipe routes. Test: tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh,
wired in the e2e workflow. Each recipe was also run on the system-et
files at main: the results are identical to the repairs made by hand.
Not changed: the dispatch quarantine, AGENTIC.a2ml. The recipes are not
dispatched, and the campaign has no manifest. No recipe moves
descriptile files; campaigns/TEMPLATE-DRIFT-CAMPAIGN.adoc gives the
reason.
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Walkthrough
This pull request adds three scripts that detect and repair workflow template drift. It registers the scripts, documents their scope and manual use, adds contract tests, and runs those tests in the E2E workflow.
The recipe replaces the exact old SPDX rule with a check for the SPDX line anywhere in the leading comment block. Tests check repair output, target conditions, and non-target handling.
The recipe adds a token-presence step and conditions to named steps in supported workflow shapes. Tests cover token states, refusal of unsupported shapes, and non-target handling.
The recipe restores eligible split comment keys using indentation from a following comment. Tests cover repair output, idempotence, unusable indentation, and symlinks.
Campaign scope and test wiring campaigns/TEMPLATE-DRIFT-CAMPAIGN.adoc, scripts/fix-script-registry.json, .github/workflows/e2e.yml, tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh
The campaign document describes the recipes, their limits, and manual use. The registry maps recipe IDs to scripts. The E2E workflow runs the recipe contract test, which checks registry routing.
hyperpolymath/gitbot-fleet#622: Canonicalizes finding IDs through the fix-script registry before recipe lookup. The new recipe mappings are available to that lookup path.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review e21b0
The SonarQube token-guard recipe can produce a broken workflow for some accepted shapes, namely an existing cfg step ID, a custom default shell, or a token placed under with:. The recipes are manual and their diffs are reviewed before commit, so impact is bounded. Tighten the shape check before merging.
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Stop at indented workflow body lines
For a workflow whose root mapping is consistently indented, such as lines beginning with name: and jobs:, this expression never recognizes that the YAML body has started because it only stops on a non-whitespace character in column 1. An SPDX comment placed later at column 1 is therefore accepted even though it is not in the leading comment block, defeating the rule's stated purpose; strip or allow leading whitespace when detecting the first non-comment body line.
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Verified: the observation is correct for a workflow whose root mapping has an indentation.
It is not changed in this pull request. The rule text is the text of the estate template (rsr-template-repo, workflow-linter.yml), and the purpose of this recipe is that a repaired linter is identical to the template. A different rule here makes a third variant of the rule in the estate.
The change belongs in the template first. This recipe then takes the new text. That is reported to the owner.
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scripts/fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh: 1
83-84: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Check the awk exit status before the file is overwritten.
set -e stops the script if awk fails. The file is then not changed, so this case is safe. However, an awk that exits 0 with empty output would truncate $FILE on Line 84. Add a guard for empty output before the overwrite. This is a small hardening item with a low chance of occurring.
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Review comment at @scripts/fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh around lines 83 -
84:
Before the `cat "$TMP" > "$FILE"` overwrite, check that the output produced by
the `awk` command is non-empty and avoid replacing `$FILE` when it is empty;
preserve the existing overwrite behavior for non-empty output.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @scripts/fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh:
- Around line 83-84: Before the `cat "$TMP" > "$FILE"` overwrite, check that the
output produced by the `awk` command is non-empty and avoid replacing `$FILE`
when it is empty; preserve the existing overwrite behavior for non-empty output.
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…t in the scan step
Two findings of the review of pull request 658 are correct.
1. The recipe put the token in the environment of the job, as the estate
template does. Each step of the job, the checkout included, could
then read the secret. Before the repair only the scan step had it.
The recipe now puts the token in the environment of the guard step.
The scan step keeps its own entry. This is one difference from the
template, and the recipe header and the campaign note say so.
2. The recipe took a workflow as the old template when the text
`secrets.SONAR_TOKEN` was in any place of the file. It now requires
the secret in the environment of the scan step itself. A workflow
that scans with another credential is refused (exit 1, not changed).
Also: each of the 3 recipes refuses to write an empty result.
Tests: the expected repair has no `env:` on the job and has the secret
in exactly 2 steps; a workflow with another credential is refused. Two
deliberate defects (the 2 old behaviours) each make the test fail.
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4 checks fail, and the failures are not from this change. The diff has 7 files: 3 shell recipes, 1 shell test, 1 JSON registry, 1 AsciiDoc note and 1 workflow step. None is a Rust file.
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scan / gitleaks, scan / rust-secrets
The Rust detector finds 3 test constants with TOKEN in the name
bots/echidnabot/tests/smoke.rs lines 25 and 26, tests/echidnabot/api_gate_regressions.rs line 10
The same lines are on the base commit bf0e255 (checked with the pattern of the detector and with a search for the literal). No fix exists in this repository that this pull request can take. A fix is a change of the test constants or a baseline entry. The directory bots/echidnabot is a pinned copy of another repository, so the source of 2 of the 3 files is hyperpolymath/echidnabot. This pull request does not change those files.
Review findings.
The 2 findings about fix-sonarqube-token-guard.sh are correct and are fixed in e21b05f (the token is in 2 steps only; the secret must be in the scan step).
The finding about the SPDX rule text is correct for a workflow with an indented root mapping. It is not changed here: the rule text is the text of the estate template, and the change belongs there first. The thread has the reason.
The note about an empty result is taken: each of the 3 recipes now refuses to write an empty result.
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Review comments at @scripts/fix-sonarqube-token-guard.sh:
- Around line 85-86: Update the inserted guard step in the repair logic so it
explicitly uses Bash, regardless of the workflow’s defaults.run.shell setting;
alternatively, make the repair reject incompatible shell defaults before
modifying the workflow.
- Around line 85-86: Update known_shape and the repair flow to ensure the guard
step ID is unique before writing the workflow. Reject workflows that already use
the chosen ID or select an unused guard ID, and preserve the existing validation
of other workflow-shape constraints.
- Around line 80-82: Update the scan-secret detection guarded by in_scan so
scan_secret increments only when SONAR_TOKEN appears within the scan step’s env:
mapping, not its with: mapping. Track entry into env: and stop counting when
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… the old template exactly
The shape test accepted workflows that are not the old template: a step
with the identifier `cfg`, a step name that is a block scalar, a token
below `with:`, a runner that is not Ubuntu, and a default shell. For each
of these the edit gave a wrong or invalid workflow.
The test is now an exact comparison. The `jobs:` section must be the text
of the old template, line for line. Only the reference of the 2 actions,
the version of the Ubuntu runner, the value of the timeout and the comment
on `fetch-depth` can differ. A workflow with a top-level `defaults:` key
is also refused. A refused target is not changed and the recipe exits 1.
The test has 5 new cases, 1 for each of the shapes above.
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…e the jobs section
The SonarQube recipe refused a workflow with the key `defaults:`, but not
the same key in the quoted form `"defaults":`. With a default shell that is
not Bash, the guard step then fails.
The test of 1 forbidden key is now an allow list. Before `jobs:`, each
top-level key must be a key of the old template: `name`, `on`,
`concurrency` or `permissions`. A key in any other form is refused: the
recipe exits 1 and does not change the file.
The test has 1 new case (`sonar-quoted-defaults`). It fails with the recipe
of the last commit.
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…efore the first write
SonarQube recipe: the predicate counts a workflow that uses the older
action `SonarSource/sonarcloud-github-action`, but the exact comparison of
the last commit refused it. The comparison now accepts the 2 names of the
scan action. The older action reads the same token from the environment,
so the guard is the same. The repair does not change the name.
Split-key recipe: with 2 workflows, the recipe wrote the first file and
then refused the second. It exited 1 with a partial repair in the working
tree, and the runner does not undo the edits of a recipe that fails. The
recipe now examines each workflow before the first write. One workflow that
it cannot repair refuses the repository, and no file is changed.
The test has 2 new cases (`sonar-legacy-action`, `split-partial`). Each
fails with the recipe of the last commit.
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…rQube recipe
The header of the recipe says that the version of the Ubuntu runner can
differ from the old template. The rule accepted each label that starts with
`ubuntu-`, for example a custom label `ubuntu-windows`, and also the label
`ubuntu` with no version.
The rule now accepts `ubuntu-latest` and `ubuntu-<number>.<number>` only.
A workflow with any other runner label is refused: the recipe exits 1 and
does not change the file.
The test has 2 new cases (`sonar-custom-runner`, `sonar-bare-runner`).
They fail with the recipe of the last commit.
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… recipe adds
Owner decision (2026-11-10): the line goes in the estate template first,
then in this recipe. The template gets it in pull request 321 of
rsr-template-repo. The recipe now writes the same 3 lines: the comment of
the template and `shell: bash`.
The guard step then does not depend on the default shell of the runner or
of the workflow. The exact comparison with the old template stays: the
recipe still refuses a workflow that is not the old template.
Evidence, run locally: on the `system-et` file, the result minus these 3
lines is the job of system-et pull request 92, and the 3 lines are the
text of the template branch. The campaign note says this.
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…te any more
Owner decision (2026-11-10): the template gets the token scope of the
recipe. Pull request 321 of rsr-template-repo now puts SONAR_TOKEN in the
guard step and the scan step only, and sets `shell: bash` on the guard
step. The guard step of the recipe is that text.
The header of the recipe and the campaign note said that the token scope
was a difference from the template. They now say what is true. The
evidence lines name the commits: the job is the job of system-et pull
request 92 (`9f529ef`), and the guard step is the guard step of the
template branch (`806dac0`). The 2 comparisons were run locally.
No change to the behaviour of the recipe.
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…eps only (#321)
## Summary
2 changes to the guard of `.github/workflows/sonarqube.yml`. The owner
decided on each one (2026-11-10): the template first, then the fleet
recipe.
1. **`shell: bash` on the guard step.** The script of the guard step is
Bash. With no `shell:` key, the shell comes from the runner or from a
`defaults.run.shell` key. A copy of this workflow with a different
default shell fails in the guard step, before it can report the state of
the token.
2. **The token in 2 steps only.** `SONAR_TOKEN` was in the environment
of the job, so each step could read the secret, for example the
checkout. Only 2 steps use it: the guard step tests it, and the scan
step sends it.
After this change, the guard step is the text that the fleet recipe
`fix-sonarqube-token-guard.sh` writes (hyperpolymath/gitbot-fleet#658).
The recipe then has no difference from the template.
## Changes
- `.github/workflows/sonarqube.yml`, step `Report configuration state`:
- `shell: bash`, with a comment of 2 lines that gives the reason;
- `env: SONAR_TOKEN`, with a comment of 3 lines.
- `.github/workflows/sonarqube.yml`, job `sonarqube`: the `env:` key and
its comment are removed. The scan step keeps its own `env:` entry, as
before.
On the hosted Ubuntu runner the behaviour is the same: the script has no
pipe, so `-o pipefail` changes nothing.
## RSR Quality Checklist
### Required
- [ ] Tests pass (`just test` or equivalent): not run locally, `just` is
not in the container. CI runs it.
- [ ] Code is formatted (`just fmt` or equivalent): not run locally,
same reason.
- [ ] Linter is clean (no new warnings or errors): not run locally, same
reason.
- [x] No banned language patterns (no Python, Go, TypeScript or
ReScript; JavaScript runs Bun > Deno > pnpm > npm)
- [x] No `unsafe` blocks without `// SAFETY:` comments
- [x] No banned functions (`believe_me`, `unsafeCoerce`, `Obj.magic`,
`Admitted`, `sorry`)
- [x] SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files
- [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included
### As Applicable
None applies: the change is in 1 workflow job. The deed entry for this
job (`:workflow ".github/workflows/sonarqube.yml"`) describes the scan
and stays correct.
## Testing
Run locally on the changed file:
- `yq` reads the workflow: the job has no `env:` key; the steps with
`SONAR_TOKEN` are `Report configuration state` and `SonarQube Scan`; the
first step has `shell: "bash"`; the file names the secret on 2 lines.
- The script of the guard step, run as `bash --noprofile --norc -eo
pipefail` (the command of `shell: bash`):
- with an empty `SONAR_TOKEN`: exit 0, output `configured=false`;
- with a token: exit 0, output `configured=true`.
- `bash scripts/check-lock-sync.sh`: exit 0.
- `bash tests/workflows/hypatia_ignore_test.sh`: `PASS` (41 checks).
- Comparison with the fleet recipe, run on the `sonarqube.yml` of
`system-et` at `main`:
- the guard step (20 lines) is identical to the guard step of this
branch;
- the `jobs:` section is identical to the `jobs:` section of this
branch, when the action references, the runner version and the blank
lines are made neutral.
- The recipe predicate reports 0 targets for this branch.
Not verified: a run of the workflow on GitHub with a token. This
repository has no `SONAR_TOKEN` secret, so the run on this pull request
shows the path with no token only.
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## Summary
The step `Check SPDX Headers` of `workflow-linter.yml` requires the
licence line in the leading comment block of each workflow. The rule
stops at the first line of the workflow body. It found that line only
when it started in column 1. In a workflow whose root mapping is
indented (` name:`, ` jobs:`), no line stopped the scan, so a licence
comment after the body was accepted.
A review of the fleet recipe found this
(hyperpolymath/gitbot-fleet#658). The owner asked for the repair in the
template first (2026-11-10). The fleet recipe takes the new text after
this change.
## Changes
- `.github/workflows/workflow-linter.yml`: the stop condition changes
from `/^[^#[:space:]]/` to `/^[[:space:]]*[^#[:space:]]/`. The scan now
stops at the first line whose first character after any spaces is not
`#`. A blank line and an indented comment do not stop the scan, as
before.
- `tests/workflows/archetype_lock_merge_test.sh`: the copy of the rule
that the test marks as "verbatim" gets the same change.
No other step of the linter changes.
One fact that limits the effect: the next step, `Check Permissions
Declaration`, requires `permissions:` in column 1. A workflow with an
indented root mapping fails that step with the old rule also. This
change makes the SPDX rule correct by itself.
## RSR Quality Checklist
### Required
- [ ] Tests pass (`just test` or equivalent): not run locally, `just` is
not in the container. Run locally: `bash
tests/workflows/archetype_lock_merge_test.sh` (PASS). CI runs the rest.
- [ ] Code is formatted (`just fmt` or equivalent): not run locally,
same reason.
- [ ] Linter is clean (no new warnings or errors): not run locally, same
reason.
- [x] No banned language patterns (no Python, Go, TypeScript or
ReScript; JavaScript runs Bun > Deno > pnpm > npm)
- [x] No `unsafe` blocks without `// SAFETY:` comments
- [x] No banned functions (`believe_me`, `unsafeCoerce`, `Obj.magic`,
`Admitted`, `sorry`)
- [x] SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files
- [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included
### As Applicable
None applies: the change is 1 condition in 1 linter step and in its test
copy.
## Testing
7 control files, each run through the old rule and the new rule, with
mawk 1.3.4:
| Control file | Old rule | New rule |
|---|---|---|
| Tool comment on line 1, licence on line 2 | pass | pass |
| Licence on line 1 | pass | pass |
| No licence line | fail | fail |
| Licence after the body (body in column 1) | fail | fail |
| Indented root mapping, licence after the body | **pass** | **fail** |
| Indented root mapping, licence in the leading block | pass | pass |
| Indented comment and blank line before the licence | pass | pass |
- 6 files give the same result. The 1 file that changes is the case of
the finding.
- All 36 workflows of this repository pass the new rule.
- `bash tests/workflows/archetype_lock_merge_test.sh`: PASS.
- Not run: gawk (not in the container). The 2 expressions use POSIX
character classes only.
## After the merge
- gitbot-fleet: `scripts/fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh` writes the
rule text of the template, so it takes this text in a separate pull
request.
- Repositories that have the first form of this rule already (for
example `system-et`) are not targets of that recipe. They keep the first
form until a person or a new recipe moves them.
## Screenshots
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…an indented body (#659)
## Summary
The recipe `fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh` writes the SPDX rule of
the estate template into `workflow-linter.yml`. That rule stopped its
scan only at a body line in column 1. For a workflow with an indented
root mapping, it accepted a licence comment after the body.
A review of #658 found this. The thread stayed open there, because the
rule text belongs to the template. The owner asked for the repair in the
template first, then here (2026-11-10).
**Order of merge.** The template gets the repair in
hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo#323. Merge that pull request before this
one, so that the recipe writes text that the template has.
## Changes
- `scripts/fix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.sh`: the rule that the recipe
writes has the new stop condition, `/^[[:space:]]*[^#[:space:]]/`. The
target of the recipe does not change: the `head -1` rule only.
- `tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh`: the expected text is the new
rule. The test runs the new rule on 2 more sample files: an indented
body with a late licence line (must fail), and an indented body with the
licence first (must pass).
- `campaigns/TEMPLATE-DRIFT-CAMPAIGN.adoc`: the evidence line names the
template pull request. 1 new limit: a linter that has the first form of
the template rule is not a target of the recipe.
## Testing
- `bash tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh`: PASS.
- With the recipe of `main` and the new test: FAIL (`spdx-old: wrong
repair`). So the test sees the difference.
- The recipe was run on the `workflow-linter.yml` of `system-et` at
`04a8b6e` and of `anytype`: 1 target before, 0 after. In each file, the
step `Check SPDX Headers` is then identical to the step of the template
branch (rsr-template-repo#323, `915acb2`), 19 lines.
- The local awk is mawk 1.3.4. Not run: gawk, `shellcheck`.
## Limit
A repository that has the first form of the template rule already (for
example `system-et`, since its pull requests 92 and 94) keeps that form.
The recipe does not move it to the new form. That needs a second target
in the recipe, which is not in this change.
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… the nil UUID from the type (#197)
## Summary
The fleet copy of this crate (`bots/echidnabot/` in gitbot-fleet, a
pinned copy of this repository) fails 2 estate gates on each pull
request in gitbot-fleet. 4 checks are red there: `scan / gitleaks`,
`scan / rust-secrets`, `governance / UUID v7 conformance` and
`governance / UUID v8 conformance` (for example
hyperpolymath/gitbot-fleet#658).
The lines come from this repository, so the repair is here. The gates
that gitbot-fleet calls are newer than the gates that this repository
calls (`standards` at `740c9d7`). That is why the same lines pass in the
CI of this repository.
## Changes
**Secret scan, Rust rule.** The rule (`rust-supplement.sh` in
`hyperpolymath/proven-cicd`) reads a `TOKEN` constant with a string
literal of 8 or more characters as a possible secret. It finds 4 lines
here. None is a secret:
- `ROUTE_TOKEN_ENV` and `ADMIN_TOKEN_ENV` in `src/api/auth.rs` hold the
names of 2 environment variables.
- `ROUTE_TOKEN` and `ADMIN_TOKEN` in `tests/smoke.rs` are test values.
The `test-` prefix is not a rule of the Rust scan.
Each of the 4 lines now has the marker of the scan, `// scanner-allow:
rust-secrets`. This is exemption 4 in the source of the rule. No name
and no value changes.
**UUID gate.** The gate (`check-uuid-v8.sh --strict`) refuses a UUID
literal that is not version 8. The tests wrote the nil UUID as a literal
in 3 GraphQL mutations, as an ID that names no repository: 1 in
`tests/smoke.rs` and 2 in `tests/protocol_contract.rs`. The tests now
take the value from the type, `uuid::Uuid::nil()`. The text of each
mutation is the same as before.
In `tests/protocol_contract.rs`, the 2 constants `UPDATE_SETTINGS` and
`TRIGGER_CHECK` become the 2 functions `update_settings()` and
`trigger_check()`, because a constant cannot call `format!`.
## Not in this change
- `tests/echidnabot/api_gate_regressions.rs` in gitbot-fleet has 1 more
line that the Rust rule finds. That file belongs to gitbot-fleet. It
gets the marker in the pull request that moves the pin.
- The gate versions that this repository calls are not changed.
## Next step, after the merge
A pull request in gitbot-fleet moves the pin of
`bots/echidnabot/FLEET-SYNC.json` to the merged commit
(`scripts/sync-vendored-bot.sh echidnabot --sync --rev <commit>`). The
pin must be a commit on `main` of this repository, so that step waits
for this merge.
## Testing
- `cargo fmt --check`: passes.
- `cargo test --test smoke --test protocol_contract` (Rust 1.99.0, the
toolchain of `rust-toolchain.toml`), at `0d5bab3`:
- `tests/protocol_contract.rs`: 12 passed, 0 failed.
- `tests/smoke.rs`: 13 passed, 0 failed.
- The 3 tests that this change touches are in that count:
`smoke_graphql_route_credential_cannot_rewrite_webhook_secret`,
`schema_executed_without_a_principal_refuses_the_guarded_fields` and
`route_credential_cannot_reach_administrative_fields`.
- A local copy of the 2 rules, with the patterns and the exemptions of
the gate sources (`proven-cicd` at `03e858b`, `check-uuid-v8.sh
--strict`):
- On gitbot-fleet as it is, the copy gives the result of CI: the same 5
lines for the Rust rule, the same 3 hits for the UUID rule, 270 Rust
files.
- On gitbot-fleet with the files of this branch in place of the pinned
copy: 0 hits for the UUID rule, and 1 hit for the Rust rule (the
gitbot-fleet test file above).
- With the marker on that line also: 0 hits for the 2 rules.
- Not run: the other test files of the crate, and the gate scripts
themselves. The session does not run scripts of other repositories, so
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## Summary
4 checks are red on `main` and on each pull request (for example #658
and #659): `scan / gitleaks`, `scan / rust-secrets`, and the 2 UUID
conformance checks. This pull request repairs their 2 causes.
| Cause | Lines | Where the source is |
|---|---|---|
| The Rust rule of the secret scan | 2 names of environment variables in
`bots/echidnabot/src/api/auth.rs`, 2 test values in
`bots/echidnabot/tests/smoke.rs` | echidnabot |
| The same rule | 1 test value in
`tests/echidnabot/api_gate_regressions.rs` | this repository |
| The strict UUID rule | 3 nil UUID literals in the echidnabot tests |
echidnabot |
The echidnabot lines are repaired at their source:
hyperpolymath/echidnabot#197 (merged, `998d306`). No line here is a
secret. The values are names of environment variables and test
credentials.
## Changes
- **`bots/echidnabot/`**: `scripts/sync-vendored-bot.sh echidnabot
--sync --rev a045184...` moves the pin from `1443adf` to `a045184`, the
head of upstream `main`. 4 files change in the copy:
- `src/api/auth.rs`, `tests/protocol_contract.rs`, `tests/smoke.rs`: the
changes of echidnabot#197 (the pragma on 4 lines; the nil UUID comes
from `uuid::Uuid::nil()` and is not a literal).
- `Cargo.lock`: the changes of echidnabot#198 (`event-listener` 5.4.2,
`chacha20` 0.10.2, `spin` 0.9.9).
- **`tests/echidnabot/api_gate_regressions.rs`**: the pragma `//
scanner-allow: rust-secrets` on the 1 test value that this repository
owns, with a comment of 2 lines.
The 2 dated notes in `docs/migrations/secret-scanner-cicd-suite/` name
the old pin. They are records of 2026-11-09 and do not change.
## Not in this change
The sqlx repair for RUSTSEC-2026-0459 (hyperpolymath/echidnabot#199) is
not merged upstream at this time. A later pin move carries it.
## Testing
- `bash scripts/sync-vendored-bot.sh echidnabot --check`:
`bots/echidnabot matches ...@a045184... (90 entries)`, exit 0.
- A local copy of the 2 rules (the Rust rule of the scanner at
`proven-cicd` `03e858b`, and the strict UUID rule), run on the whole
tree: 0 hits in 270 Rust files. Before this change the same copy gave 5
lines and 3 literals.
- Not run locally: gitleaks, and the Rust tests of the copy. CI runs
them. The 3 changed Rust files passed the echidnabot CI at `998d306`.
## What to expect in CI
`scan / gitleaks`, `scan / rust-secrets` and the 2 UUID conformance
checks pass. If 1 of them does not, the result is added here.
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Summary
A repository gets a copy of the estate template (
rsr-template-repo) when it is made. Later repairs in the template do not reach that copy. The same CI failures then show in each older repository, although the template has the repair.This pull request adds 3 recipes that make changes which the template already has. The worked example is
hyperpolymath/system-et(pull requests 90 and 92), where each repair was first made by hand.The recipes are not dispatched. The dispatch quarantine (
docs/AUTOMATION-QUARANTINE.adoc) is not touched. The campaign has no manifest, because a manifest needs an estate scan, and the quarantine document forbids a scan as a workaround.AGENTIC.a2mlis not touched: the grant for these recipes is the owner's.Order of merge. The token guard recipe writes the guard step of the template after hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo#321 (owner decisions, 2026-11-10: the template first, then the recipe). That pull request puts the token in the guard step and the scan step only, and sets
shell: bashon the guard step. Merge it before this one, so that the recipe writes text that the template has.The recipes
recipe-workflow-linter-spdx-rulefix-workflow-linter-spdx-rule.shworkflow-linter.ymlwith the rule that requires the SPDX line on line 1.gh actions-lockwrites its comment on line 1, so each lock run makes each managed workflow fail the lint.recipe-sonarqube-token-guardfix-sonarqube-token-guard.shsonarqube.ymlthat scans withsecrets.SONAR_TOKENand has noif:line. With no secret, the scan fails on each run.shell: bash.recipe-workflow-split-comment-keysfix-split-comment-keys.sh# steps:into a line#and a linesteps:at column 1. GitHub refuses the file ("Unexpected value 'steps'").Each recipe:
--check <repo-path>(prints the number of targets, changes nothing), with the header line# outcome-predicate: --check;Other changes
scripts/fix-script-registry.json: 3by_reciperoutes.tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh: the contract test, and 1 step for it in.github/workflows/e2e.yml.campaigns/TEMPLATE-DRIFT-CAMPAIGN.adoc: purpose, status, evidence and limits.Not in this pull request
.machine_readable/6a2/). The files includeAGENTIC.a2ml, and the quarantine document says that a job must not relocate directive files. A person moves the files. After that, the existingrecipe-retired-descriptile-policyrepairs the references.Testing
bash tests/template-drift-recipes-test.sh: PASS. For each recipe: the predicate finds the old shape, the repair gives the exact expected text, a second run changes nothing, a file that is not a target is not changed, a symlink is not followed. The test also runs the new SPDX rule on 3 sample files and the guard step with and with no token.if:line on the steps; an unknown shape is edited; a wrong indentation;jobs:treated as a target; a symlink followed. Each defect gave FAIL.id: cfg, a block-scalar step name, the token belowwith:, a Windows runner, a custom runner labelubuntu-windows, the labelubuntuwith no version, adefaults:key, and the quoted key"defaults":. Each is refused, and the file is not changed.SonarSource/sonarcloud-github-action: repaired, and the name of the action is not changed.system-etatmain(04a8b6e):c5a1da7).9f529ef). The guard step is identical to the guard step of the template branch (rsr-template-repo#321,806dac0).anytype) has the first 2 targets and not the third. The template itself is not a target.tests/outcome-verdict-test.sh,tests/automation-quarantine-test.shandscripts/tests/dispatch-paths.shpass with the change, as they do onmain.shellcheck(not available in the session),scripts/tests/fix-workflow-pins.sh, the Rust tests.Limits
gh actions-lockdoes not split the restored comment lines again. The template avoids the problem with an inactive file (e2e.yml.template).jobs:section must be the text of the old template, line for line. Only these can differ: the reference of the 2 actions, the 2 names of the scan action, the hosted Ubuntu version, the timeout value and the comment onfetch-depth. Beforejobs:, only the 4 top-level keys of the old template can be present. The recipe does not rewrite a workflow that a person changed.Generated by Claude Code
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