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WalkthroughThe Markdown lint workflow now uses a different commit for the same action version. The configuration ignores ChangesMarkdown lint gate
Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The Markdown lint contract can fail if valid inline or block JSONC comments are added, and the new test constant does not meet the repository’s required typing standard. Apply the small corrections before merging. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Full details: Testing (Overall)Explanation The new ignore contract is substantive. It reads Resolution Strengthen Full details: Developer DocumentationExplanation Add the required developer documentation. The PR changes Markdown tooling behaviour: it adds a root Resolution Update Lint winds change their course today Comment |
Reviewer's GuideCorrects Markdown baseline compliance by pinning the CI linter action to the v24.2.0 commit and restoring the missing root-level Flow diagram for the Markdown baseline-ignore contractflowchart TD
Test[test_the_linter_configuration_keeps_every_baseline_ignore] --> Parse[Parse .markdownlint-cli2.jsonc]
Parse --> Check[Check all eight baseline globs are present verbatim]
Check -->|All present| Pass[Contract passes]
Check -->|Any missing| Fail[Contract fails]
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Two mechanical corrections against the estate's Markdown baseline. `ci.yml` pinned the lint action at `4580e1612f6407034edd6c0e4e316d725920867b`, which is the annotated tag object for v24.2.0 rather than the commit it names. The commit is `21c1be1b93ad9ed58fa840aacc3f279cde2a72ff`, resolved through the refs API. Same release, same code; the version comment is unchanged because the version is unchanged. PD-006 asks for a full commit SHA, and the pin named a different kind of object from the one the rule describes. `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc` carried `**/.uv-cache/**` where the canonical configuration lists `.uv-cache/**`. PD-005 wants every baseline glob verbatim, and the two are not the same set: the repository's own cache sits at the root, which is where the canonical form is anchored. Both are listed now, because this repository's extra ignores are its own business and only a missing baseline entry is an offence. `test_the_linter_configuration_keeps_every_baseline_ignore` asserts the eight baseline globs against the file. Removing `.uv-cache/**` again fails it and nothing else. The baseline list is written out here rather than fetched: a contract that read the canon over the network would be a gate on somebody else's availability. The repin is not provable by mutation. `test_build_job_lints_markdown_through_the_upstream_action` matches forty hex characters, which a tag object satisfies as readily as a commit, and telling them apart means asking the upstream repository. No network-reaching gate is added for it, and the exposure is small either way, since a tag object is content addressed and cannot be repointed by a force push.
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### Comment 1
<location path="tests/workflow_contracts/markdown_gates_test.py" line_range="38-39" />
<code_context>
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+def _without_comments(text: str) -> str:
+ """Return JSONC text as JSON, with whole-line comments removed."""
+ return _LINE_COMMENT.sub("", text)
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** When `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc` contains a valid JSONC block comment, inline comment, or trailing comma, `_without_comments` leaves it for `json.loads`, which raises `JSONDecodeError` and makes the workflow contract fail even though the linter accepts the configuration.
**Triggers:** When the JSONC configuration uses syntax beyond whole-line `//` comments.
**Suggested fix:** Use a JSONC parser or implement parsing that handles the JSONC syntax supported by the linter instead of removing only whole-line comments.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location path="tests/workflow_contracts/markdown_gates_test.py" line_range="255-256" />
<code_context>
+ absence of a baseline entry is an offence.
+ """
+ text = MARKDOWNLINT_CONFIG.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
+ declared = json.loads(_without_comments(text)).get("ignores", [])
+ missing = [glob for glob in BASELINE_IGNORES if glob not in declared]
+ assert not missing, (
+ f"{MARKDOWNLINT_CONFIG.name} must list every baseline ignore glob "
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** If `ignores` is malformed as a mapping or string containing the baseline globs, the membership checks still pass because they test key or substring membership rather than requiring a JSON array of glob strings, so the contract can pass while markdownlint rejects the configuration.
**Triggers:** When the configuration has a non-array `ignores` value that contains all eight baseline strings as keys or substrings.
**Suggested fix:** Validate that `declared` is a list of strings before checking membership, and fail the contract otherwise.
```suggestion
declared = json.loads(_without_comments(text)).get("ignores", [])
assert isinstance(declared, list) and all(
isinstance(glob, str) for glob in declared
), "ignores must be a JSON array of glob strings"
missing = [glob for glob in BASELINE_IGNORES if glob not in declared]
```
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In `@tests/workflow_contracts/markdown_gates_test.py`:
- Line 231: Add the explicit tuple[str, ...] type annotation to the module-level
BASELINE_IGNORES declaration, preserving its existing values and structure.
- Line 255: Update the configuration parsing around _without_comments and
json.loads so it supports JSONC comments, including inline and block comments,
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The review comments on #734 asked for two things the first pass had not done: a reader that accepts the JSONC shapes markdownlint-cli2 accepts, and a value assertion on the repinned action. The reader. `_without_comments` stripped whole-line `//` comments only, so a block comment, a trailing comment, or a trailing comma reached `json.loads` and raised. markdownlint-cli2 parses the file with `jsonc-parser` in its default mode, which honors both comment forms anywhere whitespace may appear and allows a trailing comma before `}` or `]`. The replacement is a scanner rather than a set of substitutions: a string is copied through whole, so the `//` in a URL and the `/*` in a glob are content rather than syntax. Eleven cases cover the accepted shapes, and three malformed inputs pin the other half, that a reader loose enough to accept anything would let the contract pass over a file the linter refuses. Extracted to `markdown_gates.py`, because the additions put the test module over the 400-line cap the lint gate enforces. The assertion. The pin test matched forty hex characters, which the annotated tag object satisfies as readily as the commit it names. The commit is now asserted by value, with the reasoning recorded where the developer guide otherwise prescribes shape only: the version comment names no value and Dependabot's subject carries the incoming tag, so the pin and the constant move in one commit rather than in lockstep. The documentation. The developer guide gains the baseline ignore contract, the eight globs, and why the list is written out rather than fetched. One correction to what the first pass claimed. Its comment and PR body said `**/.uv-cache/**` does not match a cache at the repository root, while `.uv-cache/**` does. That is backwards. `**/` matches zero directories as readily as several, so the doubled-star form is the wider of the two and already covered the root cache; measured on markdownlint-cli2 0.22.1, dropping `.uv-cache/**` again lints the same 142 files. Restoring the canon entry is a conformance fix, and the comment, the test and the new documentation now say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
The docstring justified the check with a near-miss example: that `**/.uv-cache/**` covers a different set from `.uv-cache/**`, so a repository could pass its gates while linting a directory the baseline excludes. Measurement does not support that. `**/` matches zero directories as readily as several, so the doubled-star form is the wider of the two, and here the baseline entry is redundant with an extra glob the repository already lists. The check is of presence rather than of effect, and that is worth saying plainly: a canon entry that stops being listed is drift a reader comparing the two files by eye would have to notice. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
`make lint` failed on R9103 from the df12 house lints: the escape and quote cases in `_string_end` are a constant chain over one expression, and the rule asks for a match statement. `workflow_loading` already answers the same rule the same way in `require_mapping` and `require_list`, so this is the house idiom rather than a workaround. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## What One line. `.github/workflows/ci.yml` pins the Markdown lint action at `4580e1612f6407034edd6c0e4e316d725920867b`, which is the **annotated tag object** for `v24.2.0` rather than the commit it names: ``` $ gh api repos/DavidAnson/markdownlint-cli2-action/git/refs/tags/v24.2.0 --jq '.object.type, .object.sha' tag 4580e1612f6407034edd6c0e4e316d725920867b $ gh api repos/DavidAnson/markdownlint-cli2-action/git/tags/4580e161... --jq '.object.type, .object.sha' commit 21c1be1b93ad9ed58fa840aacc3f279cde2a72ff ``` The version comment is unchanged, because the version is unchanged. This repins the same release to the same code. ## Why PD-006 asks for a full commit SHA. Nothing is broken today: GitHub resolves the tag object, the step runs, and a tag object is content addressed, so unlike a floating tag it cannot be repointed by a force push. The reason to change it is that the pin names a different kind of object from the one the rule describes. ## What this does not do It is not provable by mutation. A hermetic contract can only check the shape of the ref, and forty hex characters is what a tag object gives as readily as a commit; distinguishing them means asking the upstream repository. No network-reaching gate is added for it. ## Scope This repository's `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc` already carries every baseline ignore glob verbatim, and `fmt` and `check-fmt` already call `mdtablefix` directly over `--git --include-untracked`, so the rest of the Markdown baseline needs nothing here. The equivalents elsewhere are leynos/netsuke#734 and leynos/nile-valley#109. ## Verification `actionlint` is clean on the changed file. Nothing else in the repository references the old pin. ## Summary by Sourcery Enhancements: - Repin the Markdown lint GitHub Action to the full commit SHA for the existing v24.2.0 release.
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What
Two one-line mechanical corrections against the estate's Markdown baseline,
plus the contract that makes the second of them provable.
The pin.
.github/workflows/ci.ymlpinned the lint action at4580e1612f6407034edd6c0e4e316d725920867b, which is the annotated tagobject for
v24.2.0rather than the commit it names:Same release, same code. The version comment is unchanged because the version
is unchanged.
The ignore.
.markdownlint-cli2.jsonccarried**/.uv-cache/**where thecanonical configuration lists
.uv-cache/**. Both are listed now.Why
PD-006 asks for a full commit SHA, and the pin named a different kind of
object from the one the rule describes. PD-005 asks for every baseline ignore
glob verbatim, and a glob that reads as equivalent is not the same glob.
The two cache globs differ in scope, but not in the direction an earlier draft
of this description claimed:
**/matches zero directories as readily asseveral, so
**/.uv-cache/**is the wider of the two and already covered acache at the repository root. Measured on markdownlint-cli2 0.22.1, removing
.uv-cache/**again lints the same 142 files. The change therefore stands as aconformance fix rather than a coverage fix, and the code comment, the test
docstring, and the developer-guide subsection all say so rather than repeating
the earlier claim.
Contract
test_the_linter_configuration_keeps_every_baseline_ignoreasserts the eightbaseline globs are present in the configuration. Extra ignores are allowed and
this repository has several; only a missing baseline entry is an offence.
Mutation: removing
.uv-cache/**again fails that test and nothing else in thesuite.
The baseline list is written out in the contract rather than fetched from the
concordat repository. A contract that read the canon over the network would be
a gate on somebody else's availability, and the cost, that a canon change
needs this list changed with it, is the point at which somebody decides whether
to adopt it.
Review follow-up
The four line-level findings raised on this branch are actioned in
097247d6://comments only, so a blockcomment, a trailing comment, or a trailing comma reached
json.loadsandraised. It is now a scanner, extracted to
tests/workflow_contracts/markdown_gates.py: a string literal is copiedthrough whole, so the
//in a URL and the/*in a glob stay content,while both comment forms are dropped wherever whitespace may appear. Eleven
cases cover what the linter accepts and three assert what it rejects, so a
reader loose enough to accept anything cannot pass the contract over a
configuration the linter refuses. Confirmed against the linter rather than
its documentation: markdownlint-cli2 0.22.1 ships
parsers/jsonc-parse.mjs,which calls
jsonc-parser'sparsewithallowTrailingComma.ignoresshape. A mapping would have matched the baseline against itskeys and a string against substrings. The list is now asserted to be a list
of strings before any membership check.
BASELINE_IGNOREStyping. Annotatedtuple[str, ...].What this does not do
The repin is not provable by mutation.
test_build_job_lints_markdown_through_the_upstream_actionrequires forty hexcharacters, and a tag object satisfies that as readily as a commit.
Distinguishing them means asking the upstream repository, so a hermetic
contract cannot, and this change deliberately does not add a gate that reaches
the network. The exposure is small, since a tag object is content addressed
and cannot be repointed by a force push, but it is real and is recorded here
rather than papered over. This is the same position leynos/nile-valley#109
took.
The commit is nonetheless asserted by value where the developer guide's
"Workflow pins and Dependabot" rule otherwise prescribes shape only. That
rule's cost is a lockstep edit on every Dependabot bump, and the cost does not
arise here: the version comment beside the pin names no value, and
Dependabot's subject and commit message both carry the incoming tag, so the
version and the constant move in one commit. A bump that moves the pin without
moving the constant fails the contract, and that is what the assertion is for.
Verification
make test-workflow-contracts— 567 passed, 2 skippedmake lint— cleanmake typecheck— cleanmake test— cleanmake check-fmt— cleanmake markdownlint— 142 files, 0 errorsmake spelling— cleanSummary by Sourcery
Align Markdown lint configuration with the canonical baseline and ensure its release pin and required ignores remain compliant.
Bug Fixes:
.uv-cache/**Markdown lint ignore.Enhancements:
Documentation:
Tests:
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