#502: route the 14 findings — 4 already discharged, 5 fixed here, each verified before acting - #643
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…h verified before acting An outside installer vendored this fleet into a foreign repo on Windows 11 / Git Bash and filed 14 measured findings. Nobody had recorded which were still live. I checked every one against the current tree before touching anything, and the audit is half the value: ⛔ ALREADY FIXED, and the code says so by issue number — I nearly "repaired" three of these: A1 onboard.md's copy table names `.daintree/bootstrap.sh` and cites #502 A1/A2 A2 the same row states the commit-AND-PUSH precondition A3 step 1 now tests `cli-control.json` beside `cli.sock` A4 step 8 reads "9 of 10, measured 2026-09-06", not the stale "1 of 9" C5b check-orientation returns "void" on an unreadable README — the comment quotes this issue's own words. MEASURED: hiding tools/README.md gives exit 2, not a pass. FIXED HERE, each with a two-sided control: C1 · validate-recipe.py CRASHED on valid JSON that is not an object. `json.load` accepts any JSON value, so `[]` reached `recipe.get` and raised AttributeError — a validator whose purpose is refusing malformed input, crashing instead of reporting, so a caller cannot tell a rejected recipe from a broken validator. [] -> ERR "top-level JSON is list, not an object", exit 1 "a string" -> same · ✅ the real recipe still exits 0 C2 · fleet-worktree.sh TRUNCATED any worktree path containing a space. `--porcelain` emits `worktree <path>` with the path as the REST of the line; `awk '{print $2}'` takes the first word. Not hypothetical on Windows. `worktree /Users/x/Program Files/repo` old awk -> /Users/x/Program ⛔ silently wrong new sed -> /Users/x/Program Files/repo B3 · NO .gitattributes, so CRLF re-broke the scripts on every checkout. Committed blobs are LF, but `core.autocrlf=true` — the Git-for-Windows DEFAULT — makes the WORKING TREE CRLF, and bash executes the working tree: `fleet-preflight.sh: line 10: $'\r': command not found`. A one-time dos2unix does not hold; this pins it. git check-attr eol -> lf on .sh/.py/.json/.md · CONTROL: LICENSE -> unspecified B4 · THE CHECKERS CRASHED EXACTLY WHEN THEY FOUND SOMETHING. The ⛔/⚠ glyphs appear almost only on FAIL branches, and Windows Python defaults stdout to cp1252 — so a checker ran clean when all was well and died with UnicodeEncodeError when it detected a defect. A crashed checker reports nothing at all. Reproduced here under PYTHONIOENCODING=cp1252, three-way so the cause is not assumed: OLD + cp1252 -> exit 1, UnicodeEncodeError on '⚠' OLD + utf-8 -> exit 0 ⇒ the ENCODING, not the file NEW + cp1252 -> exit 0, zero errors errors="replace", not a hard switch: a mangled glyph is a legible finding, an exception is not. Applied to all five scripts/check-*.py. C4 · THREE PLACES CLAIMED "exit code is always 0" AND THE IMPLEMENTATION DISAGREED. Measured: forcing one FAIL gives preflight exit 1. ⇒ This is DOCUMENTATION ROT, not an open decision — the exit code was deliberately given a verdict, with a comment block explaining why, and two comments plus prompts/README.md were never updated. So the docs now state what the code does (0 clean · 1 blocking · 2 could not establish). ⚠ Whether the pane should GATE remains untouched and unasked. NOT ADDRESSED, and named rather than dropped: A3-adjacent Windows behaviour, B1/B2 (Daintree hardcodes PowerShell; `bash` resolves to the WSL launcher) — both need a Windows host to verify and neither is repairable here. C3, C6 and D (the vendoring path defeats the scope discriminator) are left for their own routing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds cross-platform text and checker-output handling, documents preflight exit statuses, preserves worktree paths containing spaces, and returns validation errors for non-object recipe JSON values. ChangesCross-platform validation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change improves cross-platform validation, but worktrees located in paths with spaces can still produce an incorrect preflight repository value, and custom output wrappers can cause checkers to fail at startup. These are bounded tooling issues that should be corrected before relying on the new behavior in those environments. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@scripts/check-goal-conformance.py`:
- Line 83: Update the stream configuration guards so sys.stdout and sys.stderr
are checked independently before calling reconfigure(). Apply this change in
scripts/check-goal-conformance.py lines 83-83, scripts/check-handoff-rows.py
lines 72-72, scripts/check-onboard.py lines 40-40, scripts/check-orientation.py
lines 37-37, and scripts/check-tools-index.py lines 83-83; preserve the existing
UTF-8 encoding and replacement-error settings.
In `@scripts/fleet-worktree.sh`:
- Line 33: Update the worktree path parsing in fleet-preflight.sh to remove the
leading “worktree ” prefix rather than splitting on whitespace, matching the
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… I found by sweeping
1. PER-STREAM GUARDS. I wrote `if hasattr(sys.stdout, "reconfigure")` and then
reconfigured BOTH streams inside it. `hasattr` on stdout says nothing about stderr —
a harness may replace one and not the other, and this repo's own stubbed suites
capture streams — so the guard meant to prevent an AttributeError could raise one.
Demonstrated both ways against a stderr with no `.reconfigure`:
buggy guarded form -> ATTRIBUTEERROR 'Fake' object has no attribute 'reconfigure'
per-stream form -> EXIT 0
Applied to all five scripts/check-*.py.
2. ⛔ THE SPACE-TRUNCATION FIX WAS INCOMPLETE, AND THE REVIEW FOUND ONE MORE SITE THAN
I HAD. `scripts/fleet-preflight.sh:36` carried the same `awk '{print $2}'` over the
same porcelain output. ⇒ So I stopped fixing FILES and swept for the PATTERN — which
turned up a THIRD site the review did not name: `fleet-worktree.sh:59`, inside
`where()`, doing `p = $2` on the same input.
All three now take the rest of the line:
worktree /srv/Program Files/repo
sed -> /srv/Program Files/repo
substr -> /srv/Program Files/repo
⛔ $2 -> /srv/Program
⛔ CONTROL: zero field-2 porcelain parses survive anywhere under scripts/.
★ THE LESSON IS THE SWEEP, NOT THE PATCH. I had fixed the instance named in the issue and
called the finding routed. It was a CLASS with three members, and the third would have
survived both the original report and the review that caught the second.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Found 'subprocess' function 'run' with 'shell=True'. This is dangerous because this call will spawn the command using a shell process. Doing so propagates current shell settings and variables, which makes it much easier for a malicious actor to execute commands. Use 'shell=False'…
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Routes #502. Every finding checked against the current tree before touching anything — TEAMLEAD (session
15b69750), 2026-09-07.⛔ The audit is half the value: four were already fixed
I nearly "repaired" three things that were already done. The code even cites this issue by number:
.daintree/bootstrap.shand cites #502 A1/A2cli-control.jsonbesidecli.sockcheck-orientationreturns"void"on an unreadable README — measured: hidingtools/README.mdgives exit 2, not a pass⇒ An open issue listing 14 findings read as 14 open findings. Five were discharged and nothing said so.
Fixed here — five, each with a two-sided control
C1 ·
validate-recipe.pycrashed on valid JSON that isn't an object.json.loadaccepts any JSON value, so[]reachedrecipe.getand raisedAttributeError. For a validator whose purpose is refusing malformed input, crashing rather than reporting means a caller cannot tell a rejected recipe from a broken validator.C2 ·
fleet-worktree.shtruncated any worktree path containing a space.--porcelainemitsworktree <path>with the path as the rest of the line;awk '{print $2}'takes the first word.B3 · No
.gitattributes, so CRLF re-broke the scripts on every checkout. Committed blobs are LF, butcore.autocrlf=true— the Git-for-Windows default — makes the working tree CRLF, and bash executes the working tree:fleet-preflight.sh: line 10: $'\r': command not found. A one-timedos2unixdoes not hold.B4 · The checkers crashed exactly when they found something. The
⛔/⚠glyphs appear almost only on FAIL branches, and Windows Python defaults stdout to cp1252 — so a checker ran clean when all was well and died when it detected a defect. A crashed checker reports nothing at all.Reproduced here, three-way so the cause is not assumed:
⚠
errors="replace", not a hard switch: a mangled glyph is a legible finding, an exception is not. Applied to all fivescripts/check-*.py.C4 · Three places claimed
exit code is always 0and the implementation disagreed. Measured: forcing one FAIL gives preflight exit 1.⇒ This is documentation rot, not an open decision. The exit code was deliberately given a verdict — there is a comment block in the Summary section explaining why an acceptance test that cannot fail is worse than none — and two comments plus
prompts/README.mdwere never updated. The docs now state what the code does:0clean ·1blocking ·2could not establish.⚠ Whether the pane should gate is untouched and unasked.
Not addressed, named rather than dropped
bashfrom PowerShell resolves to the WSL launcher, so the PREFLIGHT pane measures a different machine than the agents run on. Both need a Windows host to verify and neither is repairable from here.NODOCTRINEcounted but its remediation branch missing), C6 (shell=Trueblocks vendoring into a repo with a security gate), and D — the vendoring path defeats the scope discriminator — are doctrine/routing items left for their own disposition. D is the one the reporter most wanted a read on, and it deserves more than a side-effect of this PR.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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