fix(flow): ignore unsupported manifest diagnostics - #172
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This PR correctly fixes the manifest diagnostic filtering to handle unsupported transport objects with ambiguous changeKind. The fix properly identifies that OBJECT_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED should be authoritative for skipping, independent of changeKind, which prevents unsupported objects from reaching exact-boundary validation and failing checkout.
The implementation is clean and well-tested, with a regression test covering the specific case mentioned in the PR description (METH/ZCL_TR_LOAN_CUSTOM_ENTITY FETCH_DATA_LIST with changeKind=ambiguous).
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In `@packages/adt-flow/tests/service.test.ts`:
- Around line 604-631: The test “skips an unsupported diagnostic even when its
manifest change kind is ambiguous” should verify that the unsupported entry
causes no source-side effects: assert the expected readSource call count and
require result.changed to equal only the supported path rather than merely
containing it.
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Adds readSource call-count and full result.changed equality assertions to the mixed supported/unsupported checkout test, ensuring the unsupported entry produces no source reads or extra paths. Co-Authored-By: Petr Plenkov <petr.plenkov@gmail.com>
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Why
An unsupported transport object can carry OBJECT_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED while its manifest changeKind is ambiguous. The previous filter only skipped changeKind=unsupported, so the object reached exact-boundary validation and failed checkout.
Change
Treat OBJECT_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED as authoritative for skipping independently of changeKind. Every other ambiguous or failed diagnostic remains fail-closed.
Verification
Summary by cubic
Skip unsupported transport objects when ADT reports OBJECT_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED, even if the manifest changeKind is ambiguous. Previously only changeKind=unsupported was skipped, which let some objects fail checkout; now they are excluded without reading source or changing paths.
adt-flowtests pass.Written for commit 6737ba3. Summary will update on new commits.
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