Fix route monitor onboarding idempotency#284
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| serde_json::to_string_pretty(&serde_json::json!({ | ||
| "channel_audit": audit, | ||
| "drift_audit": drift_audit, | ||
| }))? |
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For existing automation that runs clawhip config verify-bindings --json and deserializes the previous machine-readable BindingAudit shape, this replaces the top-level verdicts object with channel_audit/drift_audit, so consumers break even when all bindings are healthy. The repo guidance treats breaking CLI interface changes as P0; keep the existing top-level fields and add drift data compatibly or version the output.
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| for monitor in monitors.iter().filter(|monitor| monitor.repo.is_some()) { | ||
| let repo = monitor.repo.as_ref().unwrap(); | ||
| if !routes.iter().any(|route| route.repo == *repo) { |
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When a pre-existing config has a manually managed [[monitors.git.repos]] with name or github_repo but no setup-owned route, monitor_repo_identity makes monitor.repo non-empty and this loop reports repo_identity_mismatch; run_verify_bindings then exits 1. That breaks clawhip config verify-bindings for normal configs that only use git monitors to send events, so only monitors known to be setup-owned should participate in this drift check.
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| if let (Some(monitor_name), Some(channel_name)) = | ||
| (monitor.channel_name.as_deref(), channel_name) | ||
| { | ||
| if names_match(monitor_name, channel_name) { | ||
| return true; |
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When Discord returns a channel without a name (or the optional channel_name hint is removed), setup writes both the route and monitor with channel_name = None; on the next identical setup --bind, the monitor is selected by path/name/github_repo but this helper only accepts setup ownership when a name is present, so the command errors with existing monitor is not setup-owned instead of being idempotent.
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Clippy repair for PR #284 is complete and pushed in Verification run in this worktree:
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| Err(format!( | ||
| "bind {repo}: checkout path could not be resolved; pass --bind-checkout {repo}=PATH" | ||
| ) |
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Existing automation can run clawhip setup --bind owner/repo=CHANNEL just to create/update the Discord route; this new fallback now errors unless a checkout can be inferred or --bind-checkout is added, so the old CLI invocation fails from outside that repo and for any multi-bind command before Discord is even checked. The repo review guidance treats breaking CLI interface changes as P0, so the checkout monitor onboarding needs to be optional/backward-compatible for existing --bind callers.
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| monitor.path.trim() == checkout_path | ||
| || monitor.name.as_deref() == Some(monitor_name.as_str()) | ||
| || (github_repo.is_some() && monitor.github_repo.as_ref() == github_repo.as_ref()) |
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When binding owner2/repo while a setup-owned monitor for owner1/repo already exists, this basename match (name == "repo") selects the old monitor even though its github_repo is different; if the channel name matches, is_setup_owned_git_monitor accepts it and the update below overwrites that monitor's path/github_repo/channel, leaving the original route without its monitor. Owner-qualified repos should not fall back to name matches against monitors that already have a different github_repo.
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| if !is_setup_repo_route(route) | ||
| && route.effective_sink() == "discord" | ||
| && route.channel.is_some() | ||
| && route.filter.contains_key("repo") |
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A valid manual override such as a branch-specific Discord route with filter = { repo = "owner/repo", branch = "main" } is not a duplicate setup route, but this audit flags any route that merely contains a repo filter whenever a setup route exists for that repo. Since run_verify_bindings exits nonzero on any drift finding, configs that add more-specific repo routes now fail verification; this check should mirror the exact wildcard conflict tested in apply_repo_channel_binding rather than all repo-filtered routes.
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REQUEST_CHANGES Blocking issues remain in the current head b0f666a:
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REQUEST_CHANGES Blocker: Repro from this worktree: cat >/tmp/clawhip-manual-git-monitor-no-channel-284-r1.toml <<'EOF'
[[monitors.git.repos]]
path = "/tmp"
name = "manual"
EOF
cargo run --quiet -- config verify-bindings --config /tmp/clawhip-manual-git-monitor-no-channel-284-r1.toml --jsonObserved: exit 1 with Required fix: restrict route/monitor drift diagnostics and hard failures to setup-owned bindings/conflicts, or add an explicit backward-compatible ownership marker so manual git monitors are not classified as setup-owned merely because they have Verification performed:
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FIX_PUSHED: pushed Fix summary:
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FIX_PUSHED: pushed the missing legacy setup bind integration regression on top of the PR branch. Added Verification run:
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| if matching.is_empty() { | ||
| findings.push(finding(FindingParams { | ||
| severity: "error", | ||
| code: "missing_git_monitor", |
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For configs created by legacy or current setup --bind owner/repo=123 without --bind-checkout, setup intentionally writes only the Discord route, but this unconditional missing_git_monitor finding marks that valid route as drift. Because run_verify_bindings exits nonzero whenever drift_audit.ok is false, clawhip config verify-bindings and setup --bind --verify-bindings now fail for existing route-only bindings even when the Discord channel itself verifies successfully, which is a breaking CLI behavior change under the repo review guidelines.
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| ), | ||
| })); | ||
| } | ||
| if route.channel_name != monitor.channel_name { |
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When a setup route and its git monitor use equivalent hints that differ only by # or case, such as route channel_name = "dev" and monitor channel_name = "#DEV", this exact Option<String> comparison emits channel_name_mismatch even though the rest of the binding code treats those names as matching. That makes config verify-bindings exit 1 for a non-drifted setup-owned monitor; compare with the same normalized, case-insensitive semantics used for Discord name verification.
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REQUEST_CHANGES I verified the requested fixes on head Blocking findings:
Repro config: [providers.discord]
bot_token = "test-token"
[[monitors.git.repos]]
path = "/manual/repo"
name = "repo"
github_repo = "owner/repo"
channel = "123"
channel_name = "dev"Command: target/debug/clawhip --config /tmp/clawhip.toml config verify-bindings --jsonObserved: exits Required fix: add/persist an explicit setup-owned marker or otherwise use a non-ambiguous ownership signal, and have drift audit ignore all manual git monitors unless that setup ownership marker is present.
Repro starting config: [providers.discord]
bot_token = "test-token"
[[monitors.git.repos]]
path = "/old/repo"
name = "repo"
github_repo = "owner1/repo"
channel = "old"
channel_name = "dev"Command with a mocked Discord target/debug/clawhip --config /tmp/clawhip.toml setup \
--bind owner2/repo=123 \
--bind-checkout owner2/repo=/tmp/repo2Observed saved config rewrites the existing monitor from Required fix: when the requested repo is owner-qualified, never match/reuse an existing monitor by basename if that monitor has a different non-empty Verification run locally:
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FIX_PUSHED Commit: 53eae02 Verification:
Signed-off-by: GJC |
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Signed correction for the latest FIX_PUSHED update. Commit
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| .ok_or_else(|| "config path must have a UTF-8 filename".to_string())?; | ||
| let temp_path = parent.join(format!(".{filename}.tmp.{}", std::process::id())); | ||
| fs::write(&temp_path, new_bytes)?; | ||
| fs::rename(temp_path, path)?; |
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When the configured path is a symlink (common for dotfiles-managed configs), this rename replaces the symlink itself with the temp file instead of writing through to the symlink target. The previous fs::write(path, ...) followed the symlink, so setup/the config editor can now silently detach the active config from the real dotfiles file; resolve the symlink target or avoid the rename path for symlinks.
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| && requested_owner_repo.is_none_or(|repo| { | ||
| monitor | ||
| .github_repo | ||
| .as_deref() | ||
| .is_none_or(|existing| existing.trim().is_empty() || existing == repo) |
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Fresh evidence beyond the earlier basename case: this branch still lets a setup-owned monitor match solely by name when the new bind is shorthand (repo) or the existing monitor has no github_repo. In those cases apply_repo_channel_binding rewrites that existing monitor for the new binding while the old setup route remains; the setup drift check only aborts for the newly bound repo, so the original route can be saved without its monitor.
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MERGE_READY Reviewed head 53eae02. The explicit setup_owned marker prevents manual git monitors with github_repo/channel/channel_name metadata from being treated as setup-owned drift candidates, owner-qualified binding no longer steals a basename-matching monitor from another owner/repo, legacy route-only bind remains covered, and verify-bindings JSON keeps top-level verdicts compatibility. CI is green and prior local full verification was reported green. — |
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Summary
setup --bind-checkout REPO=PATHand converge setup-owned repo/channel routes with git monitors idempotently.config verify-bindingstext/JSON output and backup retention for config writes.Verification
cargo fmtcargo testcargo buildtarget/debug/clawhip setup --helptarget/debug/clawhip config verify-bindings --config /tmp/clawhip-empty-verify-282.toml --jsonFixes #282
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