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Adds the nightly RPC-DRIFT check to the canary and starts S3's data collection.
scripts/canary/rpc_drift.py: with no cookies and no browser, fetches the public flow.google.com shell, swaps its /_/js/m= segment for the feature modules XRV0Af,wO1vlb,wj3Fuc,zxMy9c (the Spike: are Flow's RPC ids readable in the served JavaScript? #1217construct_arm() method), and checks each catalogued id as a quoted literal. Returns the build label (cfb2h), the ids found and missing, and the full {Xa:"…"} descriptor inventory.
The catalogued ids come from docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md; only rows whose Status is live are checked, so a row a maintainer marks gone does not read ID-GONE forever. The list exists only there.
Four outcomes: OK, ID-GONE (some ids missing, others present), MODULES-CHANGED (bundle 404, or no id present), INCONCLUSIVE (offline, any other HTTP error such as 429/5xx, no script URL, no build label, or an empty catalog, so 0/0 never reads as green).
Per-build archive (S3, Spike: how often do Flow RPC ids, feature modules and argument shapes change? #1223): the first run that sees a build label writes tmp/rpc-inventory/<build>.json (gitignored, never committed). It holds the descriptor ids, the modules used, the catalogued ids missing, and the ids added and removed against the previous first-seen build. Only OK and ID-GONE runs are archived, an existing build's file is never overwritten, and an empty inventory is never written, so a wrong bundle or a renamed descriptor key can't fix bad data into S3. A MODULES-CHANGED night therefore leaves no archive file; S3 reads module-rename dates from the canary comments. A corrupt prior file is skipped, never allowed to hide tonight's verdict.
run_canary.py appends rpc_drift_section() to every comment, on every state, AUTH-EXPIRED and DEFERRED included. It reports and never gates. It doesn't change the run's state, title or continuity fingerprint. I chose not to tag the title, so the issue title still means "the $0 tiers". The section is imported inside the function, after the --pull re-exec point, so a pulled rpc_drift.py is the copy that runs. It never raises, and an error is published by its class name only, because httpx messages carry the URL.
Published content: the build label, ids and counts. Nothing else from the shell or bundle.
Docs: docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md "Keeping this table current" gains the nightly row. docs/E2E_TESTING.md gains a "RPC drift check (Canary: nightly RPC-DRIFT check for renamed Flow RPC ids #1218)" section (website mirror regenerated). The canary docstring is updated too.
Stacked on #1219 (docs/flow-rpc-catalog): it needs the RPC table. Merge #1219 first; this diff then reduces to the four files above plus the test.
Feature, not a bug, so the bug verdicts don't apply. Browser-free and verifiable here: the check is public JS only, $0. One surface, the maintainer's nightly canary (a dev script). There is no CLI or MCP surface, so there is no parity axis. No open PR touches run_canary.py.
Live run ($0, public JS, no cookies)
uv run python scripts/canary/rpc_drift.py, 2026-11-10:
#### RPC-DRIFT OK
| build | `boq_labs-ai-sandbox-frontend_20261108.05_p0` |
| catalogued ids found | 17/17 |
| descriptors | 261 |
The archive was written: tmp/rpc-inventory/boq_labs-ai-sandbox-frontend_20261108.05_p0.json, with 261 ids, the 4 modules and 0 catalogued ids missing.
Module-rename probe (one-off, not in the nightly): the same bundle URL with one unknown module name added returned HTTP 404 for the whole bundle (1.9 KB), not the bundle minus that module. So a single module rename reads MODULES-CHANGED and can't pass for ID-GONE.
I didn't run run_canary.py --dry-run: it probes auth and runs the browser tier on a profile, which this task rules out. The wiring is covered offline: test_main_publishes_the_section_on_an_auth_expired_night drives main() with --dry-run and auth stubbed to fail (no browser), and asserts the title stays [AUTH-EXPIRED] while the comment carries the section; two more tests cover the section helper and a check that raises.
E2E position: this check is the nightly live run against Flow's served JS; it adds no tests/e2e test. A second live run after the review fixes gave the same result (17/17, 261) and did not rewrite the archived build.
TDD
Red, against a stub: 15 failed, 1 passed (test_an_empty_inventory_is_never_archived, a negative that a no-op stub satisfies). The wiring tests failed red with AttributeError: … has no attribute 'rpc_drift_section'. A self-review round then added four tests that failed red for the right reasons before their fixes: gone rows still checked (('aaaaaa','bbbbbb','cccccc','dddddd') != ('aaaaaa','dddddd')), a MODULES-CHANGED run archived, a 503 read as MODULES-CHANGED, and a corrupt prior archive raising TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable. All 23 now pass (71 with the existing canary tests).
Gates
Run on the final tree (UV_LINK_MODE=copy PYTHONUTF8=1):
Gate
Result
check_repo_hygiene
pass
check_doc_links
pass
check_website_docs_pii
pass
generate_website_docs --check
pass (mirror regenerated)
check_council_memory
pass
generate_plugin_skills --check
pass
ruff check src tests (+ scripts/canary)
pass
ruff format --check src tests (+ scripts/canary)
pass
pyright src (+ scripts/canary)
0 errors
pytest -n 8 --dist worksteal --cov=gflow_cli
6083 passed, 12 skipped, 93% coverage
SonarCloud excludes scripts/**, so only the test file is in its view. No CHANGELOG entry: this is a maintainer-only dev script with no user-facing surface.
On MODULES-CHANGED, relearn the module list from one project page (the spike's --page arm), which needs a browser.
Update the Status / Last verified columns automatically. Today a maintainer does it from the comment.
Refs #1218 (the page-free checks for as29s, Zzl0ze and nzlxg that #1218 also asks for are not in this PR, so it stays open)
Part of #1229
Refs #1223
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Canary reports now include an RPC drift status, the Flow build label, RPC identifiers, and counts, with outcomes for matching or missing IDs, changed modules or formats, and inconclusive checks.
Eligible build inventories are recorded locally, and reports can show inventory changes from the previous recorded build. Dry runs and manual checks do not write archives.
Documentation
Added a catalog of known Flow RPCs and guidance on interpreting drift-check results and limitations.
Expanded end-to-end testing documentation with details about the check and its outcomes.
…ved JavaScript
docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md lists every RPC id gflow knows: action, UI trigger, billed,
reCAPTCHA, reply shape, code constant, page-free status and evidence. A test fails when
an rpc id constant in src/ has no row.
The spike (#1217) found all 17 ids as literal strings in the JavaScript flow.google.com
serves. The public shell's script URL with four feature modules in m= needs no cookies
and no browser; 0 of 200 random controls matched. A nightly drift check (#1218) can
cover billed submits without calling them.
Closes#1216Closes#1217
Refs #1191
…ne database
Ubuntu 24.04's tzdata 2026e moves backward links (Atlantic/Faeroe, Portugal,
Eire, Iceland, Poland) into tzdata-legacy, which the CI runners do not install.
ZoneInfo then refuses the alias, consent_region() fails closed, and the
Atlantic/Faeroe row (expected False) went red on every PR, develop included;
the three legacy rows expecting True passed for the wrong reason.
The mapping test now stubs the zone lookup, so every row checks the
name-to-region mapping on any machine. A separate test pins the fail-closed
behaviour for an alias the installed zone database cannot load.
(cherry picked from commit 9f356c9)
…hive (#1218)
The canary now checks, with no cookies and no browser, that every id in
docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md is still a quoted literal in the feature-module bundle
flow.google.com serves (the #1217 construct_arm method). It reports OK,
ID-GONE, MODULES-CHANGED or INCONCLUSIVE on every comment and gates nothing:
the run's state, title and continuity fingerprint are untouched.
Each new build label's full {Xa:"<id>"} descriptor inventory is archived to
tmp/rpc-inventory/<build>.json (gitignored) with the ids added and removed
since the previous first-seen build: the data spike S3 (#1223) reads.
Refs #1223
…alone means modules moved
- A MODULES-CHANGED bundle can still hold descriptors; since a build's file is
never rewritten, archiving it would fix a wrong inventory into S3's data.
- A row marked gone or renamed stays in the table; checking it would read
ID-GONE every night after.
- One unknown module name 404s the whole bundle (measured); a 429/5xx says
nothing about module names and is now INCONCLUSIVE.
- A corrupt prior archive file is skipped instead of hiding the verdict.
- main() is covered on an AUTH-EXPIRED dry run.
Refs #1218
The pull request documents Flow RPC IDs and adds a canary check that compares live catalog IDs with served JavaScript, reports drift states, and archives eligible inventories by build. It also adds investigation tooling and updates timezone-consent tests.
Changes: Flow RPC catalog and drift check
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Investigate RPC IDs in served JavaScript scripts/dev/spike_rpc_ids_in_bundle.py, docs/superpowers/spikes/2026-11-10-rpc-ids-in-served-javascript.md
The script checks IDs across shell bundles and browser-loaded scripts. The report records observed results and measurement limits.
Document and validate the RPC catalog docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md, tests/test_flow_wire_rpcs_catalog.py, docs/INDEX.md, skills/spike/SKILL.md
The catalog describes RPC framing, 17 IDs, evidence and maintenance details, and IDs observed but not used by gflow. The test checks source constants against catalog rows.
Select catalog IDs and assess the served bundle scripts/canary/rpc_drift.py, tests/scripts/test_canary_rpc_drift.py
The checker selects live catalog IDs, fetches the shell and feature-module bundle, and classifies ID coverage and measurement failures. Tests cover selection, URL construction, assessment, and fetch behavior.
The checker compares eligible inventories with previous builds and renders results. The canary appends the report to its comment. Documentation and tests cover the check, archiving, publication, and error handling.
Timezone consent test
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Test timezone mapping and consent fallback tests/test_telemetry_notice.py
The mapping test stubs ZoneInfo. A Linux test checks consent behavior when the timezone alias cannot be loaded and POSIX detection returns no value.
sequenceDiagram
participant Canary as run_canary.py
participant Section as rpc_drift_section()
participant Check as rpc_drift.check()
participant Shell as Flow shell
participant Bundle as Flow feature modules
participant Archive as Build archive
participant Comment as Published comment
Canary->>Section: Build the RPC-DRIFT section
Section->>Check: Run the drift check
Check->>Shell: Fetch shell HTML
Shell-->>Check: Return shell metadata
Check->>Bundle: Fetch feature-module JavaScript
Bundle-->>Check: Return bundle status and text
Check->>Archive: Store eligible inventory
Check-->>Section: Return drift result
Section-->>Canary: Return rendered report
Canary->>Comment: Append report to comment body
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ffroliva/gflow-cli#1219: Adds the RPC catalog and catalog-sync test used by this pull request’s drift check.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review c70f6
The RPC-drift report is informational and does not gate the canary. A manual run can archive a build and hide its diff from the next nightly comment, and one guidance line overstates what the catalog test enforces. Both are small fixes.
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[#1218] The canary reports the build label and checks catalogued IDs in served JavaScript. It does not make the requested page-free checks for as29s, Zzl0ze, and nzlxg. catalog_ids() reads the…
Add the page-free checks for as29s, Zzl0ze, and nzlxg, and update the catalog’s last verified and status columns as requested in #1218. Keep the report non-gating.
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The change to tests/test_telemetry_notice.py stubs timezone loading in test_consent_region_from_iana_timezone and adds a consent test for an unavailable timezone database. These changes do not sup…
Remove the unrelated changes to tests/test_telemetry_notice.py from this pull request.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title clearly identifies the nightly canary RPC-DRIFT check and per-build RPC inventory archive, the PR’s main changes.
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[#1218] The canary reports the build label and checks catalogued IDs in served JavaScript. It does not make the requested page-free checks for as29s, Zzl0ze, and nzlxg. catalog_ids() reads the catalog, while archive() writes JSON inventories; no code updates the catalog’s last verified or status columns. The report remains non-gating, as required.
Resolution
Add the page-free checks for as29s, Zzl0ze, and nzlxg, and update the catalog’s last verified and status columns as requested in #1218. Keep the report non-gating.
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The change to tests/test_telemetry_notice.py stubs timezone loading in test_consent_region_from_iana_timezone and adds a consent test for an unavailable timezone database. These changes do not support [#1218]. The RPC catalog, bundle spike, canary wiring, and related documentation support the RPC-drift check.
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Remove the unrelated changes to tests/test_telemetry_notice.py from this pull request.
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Review comments at @scripts/canary/run_canary.py:
- Around line 371-379: Update rpc_drift_section() so the deferred import,
rpc_drift.check(), and rpc_drift.render() are all covered by the exception
handler. On any failure, return the existing safe INCONCLUSIVE section using
only the exception class name; ensure this reporting section cannot raise and
affect the canary verdict.
Review comments at @skills/spike/SKILL.md:
- Line 165: Update the claim in the spike guidance to say the catalog test
enforces rows only for module-level constants named *_RPC, *_RPCS, *_RPCID, or
*_RPCIDS; clarify that IDs appearing only in inline literals, comments, or
docstrings are not automatically enforced and must be handled separately.
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- Line 349: The E2E_TESTING.md mirror retains a relative link to a catalog file
that is unavailable on the website. Add a FILE_OVERRIDES entry in the website
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- The rpc_drift import now sits inside the section's try, so a pulled module
that fails to import costs the section, never the night's comment.
- Only the real nightly writes the archive; a dry run or a manual run shows
the diff without using it up.
- States come from the descriptor inventory: a parsed bundle with ids missing
is ID-GONE even when all are; 200 with no descriptors is PARSE-CHANGED;
only a bundle 404 is MODULES-CHANGED. An id found in the shell's base
bundle is reported as outside the feature modules, not gone.
- Live rows match case-insensitively; a table that loses rows or has no
live row is INCONCLUSIVE with a reason.
- A shell HTTP error is INCONCLUSIVE; script URLs resolve against the final
shell URL, and a redirect to a page without the app is INCONCLUSIVE.
- The whole check has a 120 s budget.
- A failed archive write is named in the reason.
- docs: the canary's publish rule names the build label and RPC ids.
Refs #1218
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- Line 558: Update the `rpc_drift_section` call so archive writes require an
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Keep manual runs from writing the RPC archive.
A manual run_canary.py --issue N invocation passes write=True. If it archives a new build in the scheduled checkout, the next nightly comment omits that build’s diff, although the manual run may have already published it.
Make archive writes an explicit scheduled-task opt-in, or update both documentation copies if manual real runs are intended to archive.
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Update the `rpc_drift_section` call so archive writes require an explicit
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ACCEPT (doc side): the code passes write=not args.dry_run, so a hand-run run_canary.py --issue N does archive. That is intended, because it publishes the diff itself. E2E_TESTING.md (both copies) and the rpc_drift.py docstring now say that only --dry-run and a standalone rpc_drift.py run write nothing. No opt-in flag: the already-registered scheduled task would not pass it, and archiving would silently stop. Fixed in 419e408.
@ffroliva I checked commit 419e408f. Both documentation copies and the rpc_drift.py module docstring now describe manual runs correctly. The scheduled task does not need a new flag.
One inconsistency remains: scripts/canary/run_canary.py Line 369 says only the real nightly passes write=True. Please update that docstring to include manual non-dry runs.
Learnings used
Learnt from: CR
Repo: ffroliva/gflow-cli PR: 0
File: skills/doc-review/SKILL.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-04T21:46:56.456Z
Learning: Applicability reference:
AGENTS.md: # AGENTS.md — gflow-cli
## Skills reference (cross-tool)
| Skill | Path | When to load |
|---|---|---|
| `doc-review` | [`skills/doc-review/SKILL.md`](skills/doc-review/SKILL.md) | Council-driven documentation audit before a release |
Source excerpt:
# `/gflow:doc-review` — Documentation Review Gate
## 4b · Published website (`website/`) — part of the documentation work, not a follow-up
**2. Content-drift + nav check — the mirror is generated from canonical by
`scripts/ci/generate_website_docs.py` (the anonymization map is data in that
script). Verify it is in sync (this is the same check CI runs):**
```powershell
$env:PYTHONUTF8=1
uv run python scripts/ci/generate_website_docs.py --check
```
Learnt from: CR
Repo: ffroliva/gflow-cli PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-20T19:12:44.463Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# AGENTS.md — gflow-cli
## Testing instructions — The Impeccable Routine
- Documentation is a first-class deliverable. Every behavior, workflow, config, or operator-facing change must update the relevant docs or state why no docs changed in the PR/checklist. `scripts/ci/check_doc_links.py` is a merge gate.
If you found this review helpful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on X?
… modules before 'gone'
Addresses CodeRabbit review on #1219: the id rides in the URL or only in
the body, the scene read was not sent on the 2026-11-08 extend, a missing
id is checked against a refreshed module list first, and the spike's cost
line separates the page arm's load-time reads from the RPC-free arms.
… site, narrow the catalog-test claim (#1218)
Addresses CodeRabbit review on #1230: run_canary.py --issue N passes
write=True, so only --dry-run and a standalone rpc_drift.py run write
nothing; the website copy of E2E_TESTING now links FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md on
GitHub because the catalog is not mirrored; and the spike skill says the
catalog test covers only *_RPC/*_RPCS/*_RPCID/*_RPCIDS constants.
CodeRabbit review-body findings (reviews 5840312067 and 5840711408, the same three pre-merge checks in each), triaged:
Finding
Decision
Linked issues: add page-free as29s / Zzl0ze / nzlxg calls and update the catalog's Last verified / Status columns (#1218)
VALID GAP, NOT FIXED HERE: the PR lists both as follow-ups because the page-free arm needs a profile's cookies, and the canary deliberately never edits the catalog. That leaves Closes #1218 overstating what ships. Owner decision: switch it to Refs #1218, or split the cookie arm into its own issue before merge.
Out of scope: tests/test_telemetry_notice.py
ACCEPT: that commit is the same change as #1215, now merged. develop (through the updated #1219 branch) is merged in, and the file no longer appears in this PR's diff (419e408).
Docstring coverage
DECLINE: the project enforces no docstring rule (ruff has no D selection). rpc_drift.py and its tests document the public functions and the module.
The four inline findings are answered in their threads: 1 already fixed in c70f6e6, 3 fixed in 419e408. This branch now also carries #1219's review fixes (86faeb0). One merge conflict on the catalog's maintenance rows was resolved in favour of this PR's RPC-DRIFT rows. Those rows already cover the renamed-module case: a renamed module reads MODULES-CHANGED, never ID-GONE.
Correction to the body triage above. MODULES-CHANGED covers only a bundle 404. An id that moved to a module outside the four would read ID-GONE. So the ID-GONE action, in both E2E_TESTING.md and the catalog's maintenance row, now says to confirm with a page load that the id did not move before marking it gone. This carries #1219's accepted module-refresh fix. Fixed in 88bcb55.
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Summary
Adds the nightly
RPC-DRIFTcheck to the canary and starts S3's data collection.scripts/canary/rpc_drift.py: with no cookies and no browser, fetches the public flow.google.com shell, swaps its/_/js/m=segment for the feature modulesXRV0Af,wO1vlb,wj3Fuc,zxMy9c(the Spike: are Flow's RPC ids readable in the served JavaScript? #1217construct_arm()method), and checks each catalogued id as a quoted literal. Returns the build label (cfb2h), the ids found and missing, and the full{Xa:"…"}descriptor inventory.docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md; only rows whoseStatusisliveare checked, so a row a maintainer marksgonedoes not readID-GONEforever. The list exists only there.OK,ID-GONE(some ids missing, others present),MODULES-CHANGED(bundle 404, or no id present),INCONCLUSIVE(offline, any other HTTP error such as 429/5xx, no script URL, no build label, or an empty catalog, so 0/0 never reads as green).tmp/rpc-inventory/<build>.json(gitignored, never committed). It holds the descriptor ids, the modules used, the catalogued ids missing, and the ids added and removed against the previous first-seen build. OnlyOKandID-GONEruns are archived, an existing build's file is never overwritten, and an empty inventory is never written, so a wrong bundle or a renamed descriptor key can't fix bad data into S3. AMODULES-CHANGEDnight therefore leaves no archive file; S3 reads module-rename dates from the canary comments. A corrupt prior file is skipped, never allowed to hide tonight's verdict.run_canary.pyappendsrpc_drift_section()to every comment, on every state, AUTH-EXPIRED and DEFERRED included. It reports and never gates. It doesn't change the run's state, title or continuity fingerprint. I chose not to tag the title, so the issue title still means "the $0 tiers". The section is imported inside the function, after the--pullre-exec point, so a pulledrpc_drift.pyis the copy that runs. It never raises, and an error is published by its class name only, because httpx messages carry the URL.docs/FLOW_WIRE_RPCS.md"Keeping this table current" gains the nightly row.docs/E2E_TESTING.mdgains a "RPC drift check (Canary: nightly RPC-DRIFT check for renamed Flow RPC ids #1218)" section (website mirror regenerated). The canary docstring is updated too.Stacked on #1219 (
docs/flow-rpc-catalog): it needs the RPC table. Merge #1219 first; this diff then reduces to the four files above plus the test.Assessment of #1218 (read-only, before code)
Feature, not a bug, so the bug verdicts don't apply. Browser-free and verifiable here: the check is public JS only, $0. One surface, the maintainer's nightly canary (a dev script). There is no CLI or MCP surface, so there is no parity axis. No open PR touches
run_canary.py.Live run ($0, public JS, no cookies)
uv run python scripts/canary/rpc_drift.py, 2026-11-10:The archive was written:
tmp/rpc-inventory/boq_labs-ai-sandbox-frontend_20261108.05_p0.json, with 261 ids, the 4 modules and 0 catalogued ids missing.Module-rename probe (one-off, not in the nightly): the same bundle URL with one unknown module name added returned HTTP 404 for the whole bundle (1.9 KB), not the bundle minus that module. So a single module rename reads
MODULES-CHANGEDand can't pass forID-GONE.I didn't run
run_canary.py --dry-run: it probes auth and runs the browser tier on a profile, which this task rules out. The wiring is covered offline:test_main_publishes_the_section_on_an_auth_expired_nightdrivesmain()with--dry-runand auth stubbed to fail (no browser), and asserts the title stays[AUTH-EXPIRED]while the comment carries the section; two more tests cover the section helper and a check that raises.E2E position: this check is the nightly live run against Flow's served JS; it adds no
tests/e2etest. A second live run after the review fixes gave the same result (17/17, 261) and did not rewrite the archived build.TDD
Red, against a stub: 15 failed, 1 passed (
test_an_empty_inventory_is_never_archived, a negative that a no-op stub satisfies). The wiring tests failed red withAttributeError: … has no attribute 'rpc_drift_section'. A self-review round then added four tests that failed red for the right reasons before their fixes: gone rows still checked (('aaaaaa','bbbbbb','cccccc','dddddd') != ('aaaaaa','dddddd')), a MODULES-CHANGED run archived, a 503 read as MODULES-CHANGED, and a corrupt prior archive raisingTypeError: 'int' object is not iterable. All 23 now pass (71 with the existing canary tests).Gates
Run on the final tree (
UV_LINK_MODE=copy PYTHONUTF8=1):SonarCloud excludes
scripts/**, so only the test file is in its view. No CHANGELOG entry: this is a maintainer-only dev script with no user-facing surface.Follow-ups (out of scope here)
as29s/Zzl0ze/nzlxgcalls (needs a profile's cookies).MODULES-CHANGED, relearn the module list from one project page (the spike's--pagearm), which needs a browser.Status/Last verifiedcolumns automatically. Today a maintainer does it from the comment.Refs #1218 (the page-free checks for as29s, Zzl0ze and nzlxg that #1218 also asks for are not in this PR, so it stays open)
Part of #1229
Refs #1223
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