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Mandate cuprum beta2 in scripting standards (#216) - #241
This branch mandates cuprum v0.2.0-beta2 (cuprum==0.2.0b2) for new and updated scripts and replaces stale command patterns with examples aligned to the tagged users' guide. It corrects execution settings, result handling, and testing guidance so copied examples follow the required release's API.
Closes#216. The observer now filters ExecEvent.phase before reading exit_code; the broader standards update targets beta2 rather than retaining the issue's original 0.1.0 reference.
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make check-fmt PASS (161 files unchanged)
make markdownlint PASS (0 errors)
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make test PASS (1,037 passed, 8 skipped; 22 snapshots)
make spelling PASS (no generated configuration diff)
git diff --check PASS
The tests load all 21 executable examples directly from the published Markdown (20 Python and one YAML), exercise the beta2 examples, and assert the tested-example contract across the daisyUI, Femtologging, and scripting-standards documents (93, 14, and 21 examples). Generated concurrency cases check result order, failure mapping, fail-fast compaction, and concurrency limits. The rebase onto origin/main completed without conflicts; git range-diff confirmed that the three feature commits replayed unchanged. The hosted CI run 40382123136 passed for this head; every step in the Makefile gates job succeeded.
Summary by Sourcery
Adopt Cuprum v0.2.0-beta2 as the required command-execution standard and validate its published scripting examples.
Bug Fixes:
Update command execution guidance to correctly reflect Cuprum beta2 result handling, execution contexts, pipelines, concurrency, and observer event phases.
Refresh cmd-mox testing guidance and examples for beta2 catalogue and execution behavior.
Enhancements:
Mandate Cuprum v0.2.0-beta2 for new and updated scripts and align the scripting standards, reference script, and migration guidance with its users' guide.
Pin the development Cuprum dependency to 0.2.0b2 and update the lockfile.
Documentation:
Document the Cuprum beta2 scripting policy and revise the scripting standards and practical examples, including plumbum migration guidance.
Record the scripting standards and Cuprum dependency mandate in the developer guide.
Tests:
Add executable coverage for the scripting standards' Python and YAML examples, including command execution, pipelines, concurrency, observers, and cmd-mox usage.
Extend the tested-example contract to cover the scripting standards document.
Bug fixes:
Correct command execution guidance for beta2, including result handling, execution contexts, pipelines, concurrency, and observer event phases.
Update cmd-mox examples and testing guidance to match beta2 catalogue and execution behavior.
Enhancements:
Mandate cuprum==0.2.0b2 for all new and updated scripts and align standards, reference examples, and migration guidance with the tagged beta2 users' guide.
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Require cuprum==0.2.0b2 in scripting standards and developer guidance. Update the examples and migration guidance for beta2 catalogues, execution contexts, results, failures, pipelines, concurrency and cmd-mox.
Filter observer events by event.phase == "exit" before logging event.exit_code. This addresses linked issue #216.
Add tests that execute the published scripting examples and check their tested-example markers. Extend the contract to all three documented guides.
The PR description reports that make test passed with 1,034 tests passed, 9 skipped and 22 snapshots. It also reports that the final-head hosted Makefile gate passed.
Walkthrough
The scripting standards and developer guidance now describe Cuprum v0.2.0-beta2. The PR updates examples and migration notes, pins the development dependency, and adds tests for the published examples and their contract.
Changes
Cuprum scripting standards
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Summary
Catalogue and execution API guidance documentation-library/scripting-standards.md, docs/developers-guide.md, pyproject.toml
Documents the updated catalogue, execution context, command and pipeline results, concurrency, cancellation, and observability APIs. The developer guide states the Cuprum pin and prohibits plumbum and direct subprocess calls. pyproject.toml pins cuprum==0.2.0b2.
Reference examples and migration guidance documentation-library/scripting-standards.md, tests/test_rust_entrypoints.py
Updates reference and cmd-mox examples to use catalogue scoping and ExecutionContext. Migration guidance distinguishes non-zero command results from exceptions that prevent completion. The Rust entrypoint test now scopes with the full catalogue.
Example test coverage and contract tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py, tests/test_tested_example_contract.py, docs/developers-guide.md
Adds syntax, YAML, and execution tests for the published examples. Extends the tested-example contract to include the scripting standards’ 21 examples.
The remaining test-harness changes are bounded and do not show a broken scripting example. They can be addressed before merge or accepted as follow-up.
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Module-Level Documentation
The new module tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py has only """Exercise Cuprum examples from the published scripting standards.""" at line 1. This states the broad purpose and relationship,…
Expand the module docstring in tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py to describe its role as the executable contract for the published scripting standards, including its loading of marked Python and YAML examples, isolated execution …
Testing (Property / Proof)
The PR introduces a range-based ordering and transition invariant in documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:365-371: concurrent results must preserve submission order, and fail-fast results mu…
Add a bounded Hypothesis test for the concurrent contract. Generate command batches with varied sizes, completion orders, and success/non-zero outcomes; assert submission-order results, aggregate failure mapping, and the configured concurre…
Passed checks: 13 passed
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Title check
The title accurately describes the main change: mandating Cuprum beta2 in the scripting standards. It also references issue #216 as required.
Linked Issues check
Accept issue #216. The observer example handles ExecEvent lifecycle events, filters for event.phase == "exit", and logs event.exit_code. The committed observer test runs the registered command a…
Out of Scope Changes check
Keep the changes within the stated PR scope. The standards, developer guide, dependency pin, migration examples, run_bash update, and committed example tests support the beta2 mandate and the issue …
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 91.30% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 23 functions across 3 files. (3 skipped: 3 …
Testing (Overall)
Pass. The prior testing gap is addressed. tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py:20-27 loads the shipped Markdown directly. It compiles all Python examples, validates the YAML example, and uses …
User-Facing Documentation
PASS — The check does not apply to this change. The reviewed range changes the developer-facing scripting standards, developer guide, dependency pin, and tests; it does not add or change end-user func…
Developer Documentation
The previous documentation gap is resolved. The PR adds a Scripting standards section to docs/developers-guide.md (lines 1639-1646). It defines the scope, links the canonical standards and tagged …
Testing (Unit And Behavioural)
The standing failure is resolved. The pull request adds tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py, which loads code directly from documentation-library/scripting-standards.md and exercises the co…
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)
PASS. The PR adds text and structured examples, but it tests them with focused semantic assertions rather than broad snapshots. tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py checks YAML mappings, comma…
Unit Architecture
Pass the Unit Architecture check. The pull request changes documentation, dependency metadata, and tests; it does not add application query or command services. The scripting standards make external e…
Domain Architecture
PASS: The pull request changes documentation, dependency metadata, and tests only. It does not add or modify domain logic, repositories, commands, or transport and persistence adapters. The new guidan…
Observability
Pass this check. The pull request changes documentation, dependency pins, and tests only; it introduces no deployed runtime behaviour or production service boundary. The observability example logs at …
Description check
The pull request description directly matches the changeset. It describes the Cuprum beta2 mandate, documentation updates, example tests, observer handling, dependency pinning, and validation results.
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Accept issue #216. The observer example handles ExecEvent lifecycle events, filters for event.phase == "exit", and logs event.exit_code. The committed observer test runs the registered command and checks the completion log without callback errors. The PR also reports passing the required formatting, lint, and spelling checks. The beta2 update provides the current API target for the example.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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Keep the changes within the stated PR scope. The standards, developer guide, dependency pin, migration examples, run_bash update, and committed example tests support the beta2 mandate and the issue #216 API correction. The changes do not modify the separate Peregrine import PR or unrelated production behaviour.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
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Docstring coverage is 91.30% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 23 functions across 3 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.)
Full details: Testing (Overall)
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Pass. The prior testing gap is addressed. tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py:20-27 loads the shipped Markdown directly. It compiles all Python examples, validates the YAML example, and uses cmd-mox with output and result assertions for catalogue resolution, successful and non-zero results, missing executables, execution context, argv construction, pipelines, concurrency, and the cmd-mox examples (:78-313). The observer test runs the registered command through sh.observe() and requires one Completed with exit code 0 record (:268-284); the changed example filters ExecEvent.phase before reading event.exit_code (documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:373-398). The contract test enforces all 21 shipped examples and the expected 20-Python/1-YAML split (tests/test_tested_example_contract.py:82-95). The assertions require command execution and meaningful outputs, so bypassed or no-op examples do not pass. Prior failure addressed: Added committed source-extracted tests for the published standards, including real observer execution, non-zero and spawn failures, catalogue/context, pipeline, concurrency, and cmd-mox behaviour; the contract now enforces all 21 examples.
Full details: User-Facing Documentation
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PASS — The check does not apply to this change. The reviewed range changes the developer-facing scripting standards, developer guide, dependency pin, and tests; it does not add or change end-user functionality or runtime behaviour. docs/users-guide.md states that it is for people using the scripts, not people changing them (lines 3–5), and its documentation-library section identifies scripting standards as shared guidance (lines 306–323). The new Cuprum mandate is documented in docs/developers-guide.md (lines 1640–1645) and in documentation-library/scripting-standards.md (lines 152–159), which matches the intended developer audience.
Full details: Developer Documentation
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The previous documentation gap is resolved. The PR adds a Scripting standards section to docs/developers-guide.md (lines 1639-1646). It defines the scope, links the canonical standards and tagged Cuprum guide, requires cuprum==0.2.0b2 in PEP 723 metadata or project dependencies, and prohibits Plumbum and direct subprocess calls. The dependency pin in pyproject.toml and uv.lock is therefore documented. No separate architecture change is introduced. Prior failure addressed: docs/developers-guide.md:1639-1646 now records the Cuprum beta2 mandate, scope, dependency locations, links, and Plumbum/direct subprocess prohibition.
Full details: Testing (Unit And Behavioural)
Explanation
The standing failure is resolved. The pull request adds tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py, which loads code directly from documentation-library/scripting-standards.md and exercises the command boundary through cmd-mox. Tests cover registered-command execution, captured output, non-zero results, missing-executable exceptions, ExecutionContext cwd/environment/stdin propagation, argument vectors, pipelines, bounded concurrency, and observer filtering with exit-code logging. The observer test runs a registered cargo command and asserts one completion log with exit code 0. tests/test_tested_example_contract.py checks all 21 marked scripting examples and the exact 20-Python/1-YAML language count. The changed Markdown marks each executable fence with a unique tested-example identifier. These are committed behavioural tests, not only tests of private helpers or mocks. Prior failure addressed: Added committed source-extracted and cmd-mox boundary tests in tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py, including observer, result, exception, catalogue, context and argument cases. Marked all 21 executable fences and enforced the contract in tests/test_tested_example_contract.py.
Full details: Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)
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PASS. The PR adds text and structured examples, but it tests them with focused semantic assertions rather than broad snapshots. tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py checks YAML mappings, command arguments, stdout/stderr, exit codes, ordering, and the observer log at lines 90-313. These assertions use stable, meaningful values and avoid incidental paths, timestamps, hashes, and formatting. No changed output requires a snapshot, and the PR adds no generic or brittle snapshot.
Full details: Unit Architecture
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Pass the Unit Architecture check. The pull request changes documentation, dependency metadata, and tests; it does not add application query or command services. The scripting standards make external execution explicit through ProgramCatalogue, scoped(catalogue=...), run_sync()/run(), ExecutionContext, result checks, and documented exception paths (documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:152-246). The observer example filters lifecycle events before reading exit data (lines 373-404). The added tests isolate the shipped examples and mock executables at the Cuprum/cmd-mox boundary while asserting arguments, environment, stdin, results, failures, and logging (tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py:40-57 and 100-313). No changed path hides mutation, fallibility, dependency access, or unrelated responsibilities.
Full details: Domain Architecture
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PASS: The pull request changes documentation, dependency metadata, and tests only. It does not add or modify domain logic, repositories, commands, or transport and persistence adapters. The new guidance keeps external-process execution behind Cuprum catalogues and scopes, and explicitly prohibits direct subprocess and plumbum usage (documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:152-209; docs/developers-guide.md:1639-1646). The changed test code also uses the Cuprum catalogue boundary (tests/test_rust_entrypoints.py:70-73). No domain-boundary violation is introduced.
Full details: Observability
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Pass this check. The pull request changes documentation, dependency pins, and tests only; it introduces no deployed runtime behaviour or production service boundary. The observability example logs at the exit decision point, filters ExecEvent.phase, records the exit code, and instructs authors to use settled events and redact telemetry secrets (documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:373-404). The change does not alter throughput, latency, retries, queues, or external integrations, so no new metric, trace, or alert is required.
Full details: Module-Level Documentation
Explanation
The new module tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py has only """Exercise Cuprum examples from the published scripting standards.""" at line 1. This states the broad purpose and relationship, but it does not explain the module's utility or function: loading marked examples, executing isolated Python snippets, validating YAML, and exercising Cuprum beta2 behaviour through cmd-mox. The other changed Python modules have adequate module docstrings.
Resolution
Expand the module docstring in tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py to describe its role as the executable contract for the published scripting standards, including its loading of marked Python and YAML examples, isolated execution and cmd-mox coverage, and validation of the Cuprum beta2 API and behaviour.
Full details: Testing (Property / Proof)
Explanation
The PR introduces a range-based ordering and transition invariant in documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:365-371: concurrent results must preserve submission order, and fail-fast results must map partial outcomes back to submitted inputs. tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py:240-265 tests only two fixed successful commands with immediate mocked responses. It does not vary completion order, batch size, failures, or cancellation. This is not a complete small table for the stated invariant, and the added test module contains no Hypothesis or other property test.
Resolution
Add a bounded Hypothesis test for the concurrent contract. Generate command batches with varied sizes, completion orders, and success/non-zero outcomes; assert submission-order results, aggregate failure mapping, and the configured concurrency bound. Add cases for fail-fast cancellation and partial results. Add equivalent generated stage-status tests if the pipeline claim at documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:321-324 remains normative, including failure at each stage and a successful final stage after an earlier failure.
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A catalogue sets the path, Context carries cwd and env, Results show each command’s end, Tests run examples, check each claim, Beta APIs now have a guide.
Comment @coderabbitai help to get the list of available commands.
Updates the scripting standards to mandate cuprum 0.2.0-beta2, replacing stale cuprum and plumbum patterns with beta2-compatible catalogue, execution, observability, concurrency, testing, reference-script, and migration guidance.
Sequence diagram for beta2 cuprum command execution
sequenceDiagram
participant Script
participant Catalogue as ProgramCatalogue
participant Scope as scoped
participant Builder as sh.make
participant Command
participant Process
Script->>Catalogue: from_programs(program, name)
Script->>Scope: scoped(catalogue=CATALOGUE)
Script->>Builder: sh.make(program)
Builder-->>Command: command
Script->>Command: run_sync(context=ExecutionContext(...), output=RunOutputOptions(...))
Command->>Catalogue: validate execution policy
Catalogue-->>Command: allow or raise ForbiddenProgramError
Command->>Process: execute argv without shell
Process-->>Command: CommandResult
Command-->>Script: result.ok, stdout, stderr, exit_code
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Sequence diagram for phase-filtered cuprum observability
sequenceDiagram
participant Script
participant Observer as sh.observe
participant Command
participant Process
participant Hook as log_exit
Script->>Observer: sh.observe(log_exit)
Script->>Command: run_sync()
Command->>Process: execute command
Process-->>Observer: ExecEvent(phase)
Observer->>Hook: log_exit(event)
alt event.phase == exit
Hook->>Hook: read event.exit_code
end
Process-->>Command: CommandResult
Command-->>Script: result
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Flow diagram for beta2 command result and failure handling
flowchart TD
A[Build command with sh.make] --> B[run_sync or run]
B --> C{Execution starts?}
C -- No --> D[Handle FileNotFoundError, policy error, timeout, or cancellation]
C -- Yes --> E[Receive CommandResult]
E --> F{result.ok}
F -- Yes --> G[Consume stdout or stderr]
F -- No --> H[Apply exit-code policy]
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Mandate cuprum v0.2.0-beta2 and align policy, catalogue, scoping, and dependency guidance with its tagged users’ guide.
Pin cuprum to 0.2.0b2 for scripts and update the reference script dependency block.
Replace legacy catalogue construction and allowlist scopes with ProgramCatalogue.from_programs() and scoped(catalogue=...).
Document catalogue resolution, execution permissions, security considerations, and migration rules.
documentation-library/scripting-standards.md
Rewrite command execution examples for beta2 APIs and semantics.
Move cwd, environment, stdin, timeout, and output settings to run_sync()/run() via ExecutionContext and related options.
Run the repository's required documentation formatting, lint, and spelling checks.
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- Around line 277-279: Update the timeout-handling guidance to refer to captured
stdout as exc.output instead of exc.stdout, while keeping the exc.stderr
reference and the separate handling of non-zero exits unchanged.
- Line 63: Add a non-empty, unique tested-example marker immediately before
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containing the ExecutionContext and Program imports; leave non-executable fences
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- Line 230: Add the required Oxford commas to the lists in the documentation:
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@coderabbitai Have the following pre-merge findings now been resolved for head 130bfcedd96e0df66b351b134bb44a4fccc1e92e, based on base 4a921517e8d89fe28f176d579669be1ec40cb7b9?
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Failed checks: 2 errors · 1 warning
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The PR changes only documentation-library/scripting-standards.md, but changes executable Cuprum examples and the ExecEvent callback at lines 362-386. No committed test file exercises this…
Add committed tests loading the published examples; run the observer example with beta2 and cmd-mox, emit non-exit and exit events, and assert filtering and exit logging…
Testing (Unit And Behavioural)
Error
The PR changes the Cuprum command-execution and ExecEvent integration guidance, but adds no executable test. The only changed file is documentation-library/scripting-standards.md (head `…
Add committed behavioural tests for beta2 examples, including observer filtering, registered-command success, non-zero results, and exceptions…
Developer Documentation
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The PR adds a new tooling requirement in documentation-library/scripting-standards.md (head 6976761, lines 148-155): new and updated external-process scripts must pin `cuprum==…
Add a section to docs/developers-guide.md recording the beta2 mandate, scope, exact dependency pin, approved locations, and prohibition on Plumbum/direct subprocess…
Dispositions and evidence:
Testing (Overall): fixed in 130bfcedd96e0df66b351b134bb44a4fccc1e92e. The contract test registers the shipped standards document and asserts 21 unique examples (20 Python, one YAML). The behavioral tests load examples directly from that Markdown and exercise command execution, results/failures, contexts, pipelines, concurrency, observers, and cmd-mox. In particular, the observer test sends a non-exit event without exit_code and checks exit-event logging. See the tested-example contract and behavioral tests.
Testing (Unit And Behavioural): fixed in the same commit.make test passed with 1,034 tests and 22 snapshots; all other local gates also passed on tree 3169bcd2e16d6326403c62a6fe967f235360cf8c.
Developer Documentation: fixed. The developers' guide records scope, cuprum==0.2.0b2, approved dependency locations, and the prohibition on Plumbum/direct subprocess command execution.
The quoted explanations describe the earlier 6976761 head and say only the standards document changed. The current diff also contains the pinned beta2 dependency, developer guidance, and committed tests. The current hosted Makefile gate is queued with no steps started: run 40348465669; local gates do not substitute for its result.
Documentation scope: the scripting standards give script authors the beta2 command API; the developers' guide states the contributor policy; tests extract and exercise the published examples. The three inline dispositions are tested-example markers, Oxford commas, and timeout output.
Do not treat warnings as optional. Please confirm the resolved rows and provide an AI coding agent prompt for any valid remaining work. Keep separately planned follow-up actions outside this PR's scope.
@wafflecat-df12 Confirm the three original findings as resolved in source at 130bfcedd96e0df66b351b134bb44a4fccc1e92e, against base 4a921517e8d89fe28f176d579669be1ec40cb7b9. Keep hosted validation separate: Makefile gates remains queued.
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Resolved in source; hosted execution pending
tests/test_tested_example_contract.py, Line 86, loads the shipped standards document and requires 21 unique examples: 20 Python and one YAML. The behavioural tests execute examples extracted from that document.
docs/developers-guide.md, Line 1639, states the scope, exact cuprum==0.2.0b2 pin, permitted dependency locations, and prohibition on Plumbum/direct subprocess command execution.
For the observer regression, inspect tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py, Line 269. The test runs the published observer example through a registered Cargo command with cmd-mox. It checks that exactly one completion message logs exit code 0. It exercises lifecycle callbacks through command execution; it does not explicitly construct and inject separate event objects.
The dependency files also match: pyproject.toml pins beta2, and uv.lock resolves beta2. The earlier claim that only the standards document changed no longer applies.
Remaining in-scope work
Correct one documentation inconsistency introduced by the expanded contract.
At docs/developers-guide.md, Line 1703, the contract inventory still says “Two published guides” and lists only daisyUI and femtologging. It then says the contract test loads “both”. The contract test now registers three documents, including the scripting standards.
Treat this as a separate documentation correction, not as a reason to reopen the resolved beta2-policy warning. Align the introductory text in tests/test_tested_example_contract.py with the same three-document scope.
Use this AI coding agent prompt:
Finish the tested-example contract documentation alignment in PR #241.
Start from head 130bfcedd96e0df66b351b134bb44a4fccc1e92e.
1. Update docs/developers-guide.md under “Tested-example contract”.
List all three registered documents, including
documentation-library/scripting-standards.md.
Replace the obsolete “Two”, “both”, and “either” wording.
2. Update the introductory docstring and count commentary in
tests/test_tested_example_contract.py to describe all three documents.
Preserve the existing contract assertions and example counts.
3. Run make markdownlint, make spelling, make check-fmt, the targeted
contract and scripting-example tests, and git diff --check.
Report the results.
Keep separately planned follow-up actions outside this PR.
Do not broaden the Cuprum migration or change unrelated examples.
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@coderabbitai Please reconcile the tested-example finding and current pre-merge rows against published head 493b6448e81a4f6bdd3fc0927a61936d887ad0e8, based on 4a921517e8d89fe28f176d579669be1ec40cb7b9.
Disposition: fixed in commit 493b6448e81a4f6bdd3fc0927a61936d887ad0e8. The tested-example section in docs/developers-guide.md now names all three registered documents and their 93/14/21 example counts. The module docstring and count comments in tests/test_tested_example_contract.py now describe all three; assertions and behavior are unchanged.
Validation on exact tree cf8b9605e4e7b82717c0bc654c9acf72cd1accf8: make check-fmt, make markdownlint (0 errors), make lint, make typecheck, make test (1,034 passed; 22 snapshots), and make spelling all passed sequentially. The contract and scripting-example tests passed within make test; git diff --check passed. make nixie passed on the previous tree and was not rerun because this correction changes no diagram. The exact-head hosted gate is run 40352518107; its result is still pending.
The current walkthrough still shows these pre-merge rows:
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The PR changes only documentation-library/scripting-standards.md, but it changes executable Cuprum examples and the ExecEvent callback at lines 362-386. No committed test file exercises this…
Add committed tests that load the published examples and exercise the observer, including non-exit and exit events…
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The PR changes Cuprum command-execution and ExecEvent integration guidance, but adds no executable test. The only changed file is documentation-library/scripting-standards.md…
Add committed behavioural tests through beta2 and cmd-mox covering observer filtering, command success, non-zero results, and exceptions…
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The PR adds a new tooling requirement in documentation-library/scripting-standards.md (head 6976761): new and updated external-process scripts must pin beta2…
Add a section to docs/developers-guide.md documenting scope, exact pin, approved dependency locations, and prohibited Plumbum/direct subprocess…
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@wafflecat-df12 Confirm the tested-example documentation finding as resolved at head 493b6448e81a4f6bdd3fc0927a61936d887ad0e8, against base 4a921517e8d89fe28f176d579669be1ec40cb7b9.
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docs/developers-guide.md, Line 1703, names all three registered documents and their 93/14/21 example counts.
tests/test_tested_example_contract.py, Line 3, describes all three documents.
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tests/test_tested_example_contract.py, Line 87, loads the shipped scripting standards and requires 21 unique examples: 20 Python and one YAML. tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py loads and exercises examples from that Markdown.
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Resolved in source. The old explanation is stale.
The committed behavioural tests cover registered-command success, non-zero results, missing-executable exceptions, execution contexts, pipelines, concurrency, and cmd-mox examples. The observer test at Line 269 runs the published example and asserts exactly one completion message with exit code 0.
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docs/developers-guide.md, Line 1639, records the scope, exact cuprum==0.2.0b2 pin, permitted dependency locations, and prohibition on Plumbum/direct subprocess command execution. pyproject.toml and uv.lock match that pin.
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Pin `cuprum==0.2.0b2` and lock the test environment to the release the
scripting standards require. Load the published examples from Markdown and
exercise their catalogue, execution context, output, argument, pipeline,
concurrency, observer, and cmd-mox behaviour.
Document the contributor policy, correct beta2 timeout output guidance, and
update the entrypoint test helper for the beta2 catalogue-scoped API.
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- Line 48: Add a concise diagnostic message to the assertion checking
example.language, using context available in the test to identify the example
when the assertion fails.
- Around line 73-75: Replace the sys.modules monkey-patching in
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Document how the test module loads marked examples from shipped Markdown and executes Python examples in isolated namespaces. Add assertion context and build the documented catalogue package under `tmp_path` to exercise its published import shape.
Use bounded generated batches to check result order, failure mapping, fail-fast compaction, and concurrency limits.
@coderabbitai Have the following pre-merge findings now been resolved for published head e75762fa679b3970d03e9a91979005d09e4cba50, based on base 9b99027bd9c9de3a85792d271326efb6c9db347f?
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The new module tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py has only """Exercise Cuprum examples from the published scripting standards.""" at line 1. This states the broad purpose and relationship,…
Expand the module docstring in tests/test_scripting_standards_examples.py to describe its role as the executable contract for the published scripting standards, including its loading of marked Python and YAML examples, isolated execution …
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The PR introduces a range-based ordering and transition invariant in documentation-library/scripting-standards.md:365-371: concurrent results must preserve submission order, and fail-fast results mu…
Add a bounded Hypothesis test for the concurrent contract. Generate command batches with varied sizes, completion orders, and success/non-zero outcomes; assert submission-order results, aggregate failure mapping, and the configured concurre…
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Module-Level Documentation: fixed in e75762fa679b3970d03e9a91979005d09e4cba50. The module docstring now describes the executable documentation contract, loading marked Python and YAML examples, YAML parsing, and Python execution in isolated namespaces.
Testing (Property / Proof): fixed in e75762fa679b3970d03e9a91979005d09e4cba50. Bounded Hypothesis batches vary command counts, completion order, outcomes, and concurrency. Assertions cover ordered results, failure-to-submission mapping, fail-fast compaction, and the configured concurrency bound.
Documentation scope: documentation-library/scripting-standards.md remains the canonical user guidance for Cuprum scripting. The contributor mandate is also recorded in docs/developers-guide.md.
Validation: make check-fmt, make markdownlint, make lint, make typecheck, make test (1,037 passed, 8 skipped, 22 snapshots), and make spelling all passed sequentially for e75762fa679b3970d03e9a91979005d09e4cba50. Hosted CI run 40382123136 and its Makefile gates job passed.
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Summary
This branch mandates cuprum v0.2.0-beta2 (
cuprum==0.2.0b2) for new and updated scripts and replaces stale command patterns with examples aligned to the tagged users' guide. It corrects execution settings, result handling, and testing guidance so copied examples follow the required release's API.Closes #216. The observer now filters
ExecEvent.phasebefore readingexit_code; the broader standards update targets beta2 rather than retaining the issue's original 0.1.0 reference.Review walkthrough
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The following gates passed sequentially for published head
e75762fa679b3970d03e9a91979005d09e4cba50, based onorigin/mainat9b99027bd9c9de3a85792d271326efb6c9db347f. Local validation ran in a network-isolated worker without host mounts.The tests load all 21 executable examples directly from the published Markdown (20 Python and one YAML), exercise the beta2 examples, and assert the tested-example contract across the daisyUI, Femtologging, and scripting-standards documents (93, 14, and 21 examples). Generated concurrency cases check result order, failure mapping, fail-fast compaction, and concurrency limits. The rebase onto
origin/maincompleted without conflicts;git range-diffconfirmed that the three feature commits replayed unchanged. The hosted CI run 40382123136 passed for this head; every step in the Makefile gates job succeeded.Summary by Sourcery
Adopt Cuprum v0.2.0-beta2 as the required command-execution standard and validate its published scripting examples.
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cuprum==0.2.0b2for all new and updated scripts and align standards, reference examples, and migration guidance with the tagged beta2 users' guide.Documentation:
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