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fix: preserve release identity and scope owned skill updates - #486
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changelog script now validates Git history, committed skill metadata, manifest versions, and write paths. The version-bump script rejects ambiguous JSON declarations before processing manifests. New and updated tests cover these boundaries, and the validation instructions include the new integration test. Priority: ⬇️ Low Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Resolve the write-path race before relying on checkout-confined release writes, and make the documented boundary test runnable without an undeclared checksum dependency. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The changes strengthen release validation and reject ambiguous inputs before publication files are changed. A pre-existing filesystem race remains: an actor able to replace checkout directories during a release write could redirect that write. The inspected changes do not introduce broader privileges or worsen that exposure. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Review comments at @scripts/plugin-changelog-release-boundaries.test.sh:
- Line 45: Update the snapshot function to use the supported POSIX cksum command
instead of shasum, preserving the existing file discovery and sorting behavior.
Review comments at @scripts/plugin-changelog.sh:
- Around line 83-89: Update the write path in atomic_write_batch to prevent
concurrent symlink replacement of plugins or $dir from redirecting mv outside
the checkout. Use no-follow or file-descriptor-relative operations for both
ancestor validation and destination replacement; do not rely only on
final-component checks.
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Reviewed commit: d324854
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Two independent read-only reviews examined the final source and workflow. Release history remains complete and uniquely joined, both changelog modes ignore inherited Git selectors, surviving and removed skill provenance comes from regular committed objects, and ambiguous decoded manifest declarations refuse before writing. The new filesystem anchor starts from the inherited checkout directory, opens each ancestor without accepting a link, and compares directory identity before and after leaf operations. Relative staging operands retain caller identity. Moved-checkout cleanup refuses before deleting retained originals. Ordinary rollback, concurrent edit retention and shared writer serialization still work.
Independent actual races at root/plugin ancestor replacement and destination-directory-link replacement left external files unchanged. Both additional audit findings were reproduced before repair and now pass: caller staging bytes are selected correctly, and a root moved during backup retains its original. The 40 release cases, existing 53/17 changelog cases, shared generated-write safety suite and 36 version-bump cases pass; ShellCheck, Go vet, Linux compilation and manifest validation pass.
The opt-in scope preserves scheduled/all behavior and refuses unsupported observations before update. Actual pinned splitter and unchanged edit guard accept the identical canonical programmed branch for both scopes, while a wrong principal remains refused. All nine resolver controls and actionlint pass. Required CI now explicitly runs the new root suites. The earlier CodeRabbit findings are fixed with disclosed replies and resolved threads; no remaining actionable finding was found.
Verdict: no P0/P1 findings
Tried and evaluated at d324854: actual release preparation in independent Git repositories retains the intended caller under foreign Git selectors, prints committed upstream provenance despite altered/missing/linked working metadata, and refuses ambiguous manifests and histories without changing publication bytes. Normal release writing still produces the expected visible entry. An actual ancestor swap at the rename boundary reproduced an external write before repair. The repaired command refuses successful publication and leaves external histories unchanged. Additional user-path checks preserve caller-relative staging identity, retain recovery originals after a checkout move, restore ordinary failed batches, and preserve conflicting edits with their backup. Final independent review reran root/plugin ancestor and destination-link races successfully. The scope resolver's actual command preserves full-catalogue defaults, selects only the owned agentic skill directory on opt-in, and refuses unknown scope/event observations. Running the actual pinned splitter and unchanged edit guard confirms both scopes preserve the same programmed branch identity. The live scoped updater and generated skill PRs will be exercised immediately after merge; #487 remains open until that readback completes. |
Why
Release preparation can report success from ambiguous or unrelated evidence, publish misleading source notes, or write outside its checkout.
What
Keep release checks and generated notes bound to one complete history, the intended checkout and committed sources. Preserve original files whenever declarations or destinations are ambiguous, and let maintainers synchronize the portfolio-owned skills on their own. This also completes #479, #480, #481, #482 and #487.
Fixes #478