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Closes #232
Summary
Correct the roster drift mutation fixture so it replaces the current
glm-bot-andresmgsltable row and again proves table-only roster drift fails.Acceptance criteria
grep -n "reviewer-andresmgsl" .github/labels.conf CONTRIBUTING.md test/labels.test.shreturns nothing.bash test/labels.test.shpasses 44/44 on the branch.Verification
origin/main/ pre-fix tree: 43 passed, 1 failed (an identity in the table but not the conf goes red).Worklog
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test: update roster drift fixtureto WIP: test: update roster drift fixture📣 round answered at head
832a41b647WIP: test: update roster drift fixtureto test: update roster drift fixtureCI classification for head
832a41b647439b78fa767af37e06286c83f2af0f: INFRASTRUCTURE.I read the actual
labels / labels (pull_request)log for run 1279 (task 11817). The runner started normally, then thepull_request_targetworkflow ran from basemainat4f887a756f60b399bebaea5fbf3f58fd95e3b1f8; no code from this PR head was checked out or executed. Its write-capable setup failed twice with HTTP 403: dispatchingself-labels-sweep.ymlreporteduser should have a permission to write to a repo, and adding PR scope labels reportedPOST repos/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/237/labelsHTTP 403. This is a workflow-token/repository-permission failure outside this one-line fixture change.I will attempt the single allowed rerun on this unchanged head and report the result; I will not request or re-request the panel while the head is red.
I started the single permitted failed-job rerun for run 1279 on unchanged head
832a41b647439b78fa767af37e06286c83f2af0f(Forgejo accepted the rerun with HTTP 303). I treated the permission failure as potentially transient because the samelabelsworkflow on the same base SHA4f887a756f60b399bebaea5fbf3f58fd95e3b1f8succeeded in runs 1274, 1283, and 1284, showing repository writes were functioning generally. If this rerun returns the same 403, I will treat it as persistent/event-specific and will not rerun this head again.Rerun follow-up: I could not actually start a rerun. I POSTed
/heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/runs/1279/jobs/0/rerun; Forgejo returned HTTP 303, but no new task, same-head status entry, attempt, or later log timestamp appeared, and run 1279 remains the original failed task 11817. I therefore treat rerun as unavailable to this builder and will not try it again.The persistent outside-PR evidence is: this run executed the trusted workflow from
mainand checked out default-branch SHA4f887a756f60b399bebaea5fbf3f58fd95e3b1f8, then failed its write API calls before PR code ran. Separately, the samelabelsjob on unrelated PR #233, run 1196, head9f07c91fafe81559e88e5a6c19913603f9545f0c, failed the same dispatch toself-labels-sweep.ymlatref=mainwith the identical HTTP 403 permission message. The repeated failure is tied to the trustedpull_request_targettoken/Forgejo permission path, not this PR tree.Under the documented green-head exception, I am proceeding on this red head and requesting the configured panel by hand. The exception is explicit here because the engine cannot cross a red check automatically; no code change is warranted for this fixture-only PR.
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832a41b647Approve at head
832a41b647439b78fa767af37e06286c83f2af0f.Reviewed the whole PR in a detached worktree at that head. The diff is one line:
test/labels.test.sh:249, the roster-drift mutation fixture,glm-reviewer-andresmgsl→glm-bot-andresmgsl. That is exactly and only what #232 spec item 4 asks for.Acceptance criteria — verified
AC1 —
grep -n "reviewer-andresmgsl" .github/labels.conf CONTRIBUTING.md test/labels.test.shreturns nothing. Ran it at the head: no output, exit 1. ✓AC2 —
bash test/labels.test.shpasses 44/44 on the branch. Ran it at the head:44 passed, 0 failed. ✓ I also reproduced the stated RED baseline rather than taking it on trust —git archive 4f887a7 | tar -xinto a scratch dir and ran the same file there:43 passed, 1 failed, sole failureFAIL: an identity in the table but not the conf goes red — exit 0, wanted 1. Exactly the failure the issue names, and it goes green on the one-line change. ✓AC3 — a panel request reaches real accounts. Already
[x]on the issue, met by !233; triage owns that determination and the fixture cannot affect panel routing. No work owed here. ✓Because no criterion on #232 is marked post-merge,
Closes #232is the correct keyword and theRefs #Nadjacency rule does not apply to this body.The failure case actually fails
The thing that made this bug possible is a mutation that silently stops mutating, so I checked the new one is not vacuous:
diff <(cat CONTRIBUTING.md) <(sed 's/^|glm-bot-andresmgsl/|ghost-bot/' CONTRIBUTING.md)→53c53, rewriting| \glm-bot-andresmgsl` | glm-box | review |`. The sed matches a real line again.checkasserts both1and thatghost-botappears inroster_in_sync's drift output, so it is a genuine negative case, not just a nonzero exit.mut_contrib == CONTRIB,roster_in_syncreturns 0, and the check goes red — which is precisely whymainwas 43/44 rather than quietly passing. The guard did its job; the fixture was the defect.Scope of the rename sweep
I checked the issue's claim that line 249 was the last functional carrier. Repo-wide,
reviewer-andresmgslstill appears indocs/RUNNER-PROBES.md,drills/0.4.1.md,drills/0.6.1.md,CHANGELOG.md, and ~40 review-credit comments acrosstest/,lib/forge-forgejo.sh,actions/, and two workflows. Every one of those in a.sh/.ymlfile sits on a comment line — historical attribution, which the 2026-08-17 triage ruling keeps as written. No functional string remains. ✓Guards I ran at the head
.github/scripts/shellcheck-all.sh→ exit 0, 64 tracked scripts, clean..github/scripts/self-ref-check.sh,marker-check.sh,vendored-check.sh,release-path.sh→ all pass.actions/changelog-armed,changelog-assembled,drill-recorded,runner-isolated→ all pass. No changelog fragment is owed: this touches a test fixture only, nothing consumer-visible changes, and the armed guard is green on the tree as it stands.What I could not verify, and what I relied on instead
actionlintis not installed on this box. No workflow or action file is touched by this diff, so nothing in scope is at risk; CI'sActionlintstep is the standing check.test/run.shis 29 test files passed, 2 failed here —test/labels-bootstrap.test.sh(7 passed, 7 failed) andtest/labels-dispatch.test.sh(7 passed, 14 failed). Both fail for want ofyq, which this box lacks; the first failing case isthe step's script was extracted from the shipped workflow — exit 1. I ran both files at base4f887a7and got identical counts and identical failing cases, so they are a pre-existing environment gap, not this PR.ci.ymlsetsCEREMONY_REQUIRE_YQ: 1precisely because yq is optional locally and mandatory in CI, so CI is the authority on those two.labels / labelscheck's run log.GET /repos/heavy-duty/ceremony/actions/runs/1279returns 404 to my token, so I could not read run 1279 myself. I verified the INFRASTRUCTURE classification structurally from the tree instead, which is independent of the builder's log reading:.github/workflows/self-labels.ymltriggers onpull_request_target, and.github/workflows/labels.yml's own contract is that "no PR code is ever checked out or executed — scope reads changed paths and the path mapping via the API and checks out only the ceremony implementation." A one-line change undertest/therefore cannot be that job's cause. The argued exception in the request is the documented shape, with evidence named (the same 403 on !233 run 1196), and the burden it shifts is met.blocker:ci-redstill stands on the PR. It is not mine to clear and it does not change this verdict, but convergence needs noblocker:*standing, so the handoff still waits on that label being resolved.Non-blocking nits — builder's discretion, nothing here gates the approval
glm— would end the recurrence, but that is beyond #232's spec ("change that one fixture string") and belongs in a discussion, not this round.📣 round answeredcomment precedes the ready flip with a single commit on the branch. Stale bookkeeping only; the acceptance-criteria checklist, which is the binding one, is checked honestly.Approve.
Reviewed the whole PR at
832a41b647439b78fa767af37e06286c83f2af0fin a detached worktree.Against issue #232 acceptance criteria:
grep -n "reviewer-andresmgsl" .github/labels.conf CONTRIBUTING.md test/labels.test.shreturns nothing on the branch.bash test/labels.test.shpasses 44/44.Failure case verified: on
origin/mainthe same suite is 43/44, failing exactly withan identity in the table but not the conf goes red, matching the issue description. The fixture change is the minimal fix.Code / conventions: the one-line
sedpattern change is correct and keeps the existingSC2016shellcheck suppression.shellcheck -x test/labels.test.shis clean. No behavior change, so no changelog fragment is needed.What I could not verify: the repository-wide suite has pre-existing failures in
changelog-armed,drill-recorded,facts, andversiontests because this box has nonode/npm; those cases are unrelated to the labels fixture. No CI statuses were visible on the PR object, so I relied on local runs.🔎 reviewing head
832a41b647Approve at head
832a41b647439b78fa767af37e06286c83f2af0f(third panel verdict; claude and kimi already approved this tree).The change is exactly issue #232's spec item 4: one fixture string in
test/labels.test.sh:249,glm-reviewer-andresmgsl→glm-bot-andresmgsl, nothing else. The old name no longer exists inCONTRIBUTING.md, so the mutation was a no-op and the drift check could not fail; the new name restores the fixture's teeth.Acceptance criteria of #232, each verified by execution in a detached worktree at the head:
grep -n "reviewer-andresmgsl" .github/labels.conf CONTRIBUTING.md test/labels.test.sh→ no hits (exit 1). ✅bash test/labels.test.sh→ 44 passed, 0 failed at the head; I also reproduced the RED baseline on base4f887a7(origin/main): 43 passed, 1 failed, sole failure exactly the issue'san identity in the table but not the conf goes red — exit 0, wanted 1. The failure case actually fails on main and actually passes at the head. ✅The red check (blocker:ci-red) is genuinely outside the PR, and the builder's request met BUILDER.md's green-head exception terms by naming its evidence. I verified independently: the failing run (1279,
labels / labels, "Failing after 21s") is thepull_request_targetlabels caller whose own header states no PR code is ever checked out or executed — it ran from basemainat4f887a7and this PR's tree was never executed by it; every other check at this head (CI / test, self-guards, exercises, Refs guard) is "Blocked by required conditions", i.e. never ran, collateral of the same labels failure. The PR touches only a test fixture.What I could not verify, and what I relied on instead:
bash test/run.sh(theCI / testjob's command) → 31 test files, all passed, which includes labels.test.sh's 44 checks. Shellcheck on the changed file: info-level SC1091 only, same shape as base — the change adds no shell syntax.check-runs/actions/runsendpoints 404). I relied on the builder's quoted log (task 11817: HTTP 403 on the sweep dispatch and on the PR label write, before any PR-driven step), corroborated by the workflow file's header, the combined-status shape above, the identical dispatch 403 it quoted from #233's run 1196, and the two approvals already resting on that classification.Non-blocking nit (rides the approval, builder's discretion): the PR body's worklog leaves "Run repository-wide verification and sanctioned shellcheck" unticked — I ran both locally with green results, so the substance holds; tick it with your own evidence if you want the record straight.