Propagate FullScan flag through config-lint scripts#23
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- Run markdownlint --fix to auto-fix MD049/MD047/MD022/MD032/MD034/MD029 - Fix MD025 (multiple H1): change # Skill Metadata and # Citations to ## in all METADATA.md files; change # Citations to ## in docs/okf-adoption.md - Fix MD025 in .markdownlint.json: set front_matter_title to empty string so files with YAML frontmatter title + body H1 don't trigger false positives - Fix MD040 (fenced code without language): add 'text' language to 6 code blocks - Fix MD036 (emphasis as heading): convert bold examples to #### headings in session/caveman/SKILL.md - Fix MD060 (table column alignment): reformat tables with proper padding, using display-width-aware alignment for emoji characters
- fix yamllint spacing issue in dependabot workflow - remove disallowed global strict mode usage in workflow bash scripts - fix shellcheck SC2320 in write-summary scripts - apply ruff format to simulate-workflows test file Co-authored-by: Dennis Winter <dennis.winter@example.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…s warning Materializes the FullScan switch into a plain bool everywhere it's consumed so it isn't mis-passed as a SwitchParameter, and threads --full-scan down into each config-lint bash script so get-changed-files.sh's existing full-scan support is actually reachable. Also adds ShouldProcess support to Reset-WorkflowFailures to satisfy PSScriptAnalyzer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| # 1) Block obvious hardcoded secrets in tracked repo files. | ||
| files=$(bash .github/workflows/scripts/ci/get-changed-files.sh --base "${base}" --head "${head}" --include '*') |
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In policy-check I checked this helper call together with the new get-changed-files.sh: because no override is passed here, the helper applies its default .scratch/*/artefacts/** and .scratch/*/artifacts/** excludes. A PR that changes .scratch/foo/artifacts/sample.md with api_key = "..." still triggers policy-check via .scratch/**, but the “Block obvious hardcoded secrets” grep never sees that file, despite the repo instructions saying safety checks still apply to scratch artifacts. Pass --disable-default-excludes for the secret scan path only.
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| files=$(bash .github/workflows/scripts/ci/get-changed-files.sh --base "${base}" --head "${head}" --include 'ai-artifacts/**/tests/test_*.py') |
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In python-tests.yml I checked that the job is triggered for every **/*.py, but this discovery step only returns changed test files. For a PR that edits a Python source file such as ai-artifacts/.../scripts/mail_to_adoc.py without also touching ai-artifacts/**/tests/test_*.py, the job starts, sets count=0, and takes the “No tests found” path, so pytest never covers the source change. Discover the relevant test suite, or all skill tests, whenever Python source files changed.
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| cat > reports/psscriptanalyzer.txt <<'EOF' | ||
| PSScriptAnalyzer execution was skipped. | ||
| Reason: workflows are configured for bash-only execution with no PowerShell runtime involvement. | ||
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In powershell-quality.yml, the Run PSScriptAnalyzer step calls this helper for changed .ps1/.psm1/.psd1 files, but the helper now only writes a skipped report and exits successfully; the syntax helper has the same skip pattern. A PR can introduce PSScriptAnalyzer violations or unparsable PowerShell and still get a green powershell-quality job, regressing the previous pwsh step that ran Invoke-ScriptAnalyzer. Keep the bash wrapper if needed, but invoke pwsh/PSScriptAnalyzer and fail on findings.
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Summary
FullScanswitch into a plain bool ($isFullScan) everywhere it's consumed in the workflow orchestrator scripts, instead of passing a rawSwitchParameteraround.--full-scanflag fromexecute-workflow-config-lint.ps1down into each config-lint bash script (asciidoc, markdown, shell, yaml, js-syntax, json), soget-changed-files.sh's existing full-scan support is actually reachable from the top of the call chain.[CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess)]/ShouldProcesstoReset-WorkflowFailuresto satisfy PSScriptAnalyzer.Test plan
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