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Codifies how to submit/fix a Homebrew/homebrew-core formula PR for atmos: the real PR template, AI/LLM disclosure rules, 50-char commit subject limit, and running brew install/test/audit locally via a disposable tap instead of a full homebrew-core clone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change makes Homebrew instructions portable, removes global Viper stack leakage from secret commands, and adds bounded retries for Terraform registry and GitHub clone test failures. ChangesHomebrew workflow
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…ations parseScopeStack unconditionally called viper.Set(cfg.StackStr, scope.Stack) after resolving --stack, even when the value came from the flag itself. viper.Set installs a permanent override that outranks a bound CLI flag for the rest of the process, so once any secret subcommand resolved one stack this way, every later invocation silently ignored its own --stack flag and kept resolving the first one. In the cmd/secret test binary (all tests share one process/viper instance) this made tests order-dependent under `-shuffle=on`, intermittently failing the "[race] non-acceptance test suite" CI job. Only set the override when a stack was actually chosen via the interactive prompt (the one case that needs it, to make the value visible to the following --component completion) and only when non-empty, since the prompt gracefully returns "" with no error in a non-interactive context. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.claude/skills/homebrew/SKILL.md:
- Line 40: Update the Homebrew documentation command that decodes GitHub content
to use a portable Base64 decoding approach, or select the platform-appropriate
flag so it works on both macOS and Linux. Preserve the existing gh api query and
decoded pull request template output.
- Line 137: Update the Homebrew workflow around the tap created by brew tap-new
local/atmos-pr-test to assign tap_dir from brew --repository local/atmos-pr-test
and use "$tap_dir/Formula/atmos.rb" for copy, edit, cleanup, and diff
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In `@cmd/secret/shared_test.go`:
- Around line 47-52: Strengthen the regression test around the two
runSecretSubcommand calls by recording the secretScope passed to loadServiceFn
(or using a stack-specific fake service), then assert the scopes are prod
followed by dev in addition to the existing values.
In `@cmd/secret/shared.go`:
- Line 114: The parseScopeStack flow must not persist an interactively selected
stack via v.Set, since componentCompletion can reuse it over a later explicit
--stack flag. Pass the resolved stack directly into componentCompletion (or its
relevant call path) without mutating global Viper state, and add a regression
test covering a prompt-selected stack followed by an invocation with an explicit
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…rk blips TestTerraformPluginCache failed CI (Acceptance Tests windows, shard 3/10, job 102116372680) on a transient "could not connect to registry.terraform.io" error, not a code regression - registry.terraform.io is already allowlisted in the harden-runner egress policy and the failure was fast (38.71s), not a timeout/degradation. runTerraformInitWithEnv (used by all six terraform init call sites in this file) now retries within a 90s budget via the existing pollUntil helper, absorbing a one-off DNS/TLS blip instead of failing the whole suite. A real failure still fails identically on every attempt and fails the test once the budget is spent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/fixes/2026-09-09-terraform-plugin-cache-windows-registry-flake.md`:
- Line 23: Update the fenced log block in the documentation to include a
language tag, using text or console, so markdownlint MD040 passes.
- Line 3: Correct the incident date consistently in the fix record: update both
the filename and the Date field from 2026-09-09 to the actual incident date,
unless the record is intentionally added on September 9, 2026.
In `@tests/cli_plugin_cache_test.go`:
- Around line 321-325: Update the retry flow around terraformInitRetryBudget and
pollUntil so the full runTerraformInitCommandWithEnv attempt is bounded by the
remaining retry deadline, not just the polling checks. Pass a deadline-aware
context or remaining timeout into each Terraform init invocation, and prevent
late attempts from completing successfully after the 90-second budget.
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Addresses CodeRabbit review on PR #3081: - cmd/secret/shared.go: the previous fix only stopped v.Set(cfg.StackStr, ...) from firing on the flag-supplied path. It still fired on the interactive prompt path, and that override still outranked a later invocation's explicit --stack flag in the same process. componentCompletion/ stackCompletion aren't wired to real cobra shell completion anywhere in this codebase - they only back the missing-flag prompt - so there's no reason to bridge the resolved stack through viper at all. requireScopeComponent now gets a componentCompletionForStack(scope.Stack) closure built from the already-resolved value directly, and parseScopeStack no longer touches viper.Set for this at all. - cmd/secret/init.go: found and removed the same anti-pattern in parseInitScope's unconditional viper.GetViper().Set("stack", ...) - it had zero consumers (secret init never prompts for --component), so it was pure dead weight causing the exact same cross-invocation leak. Caught this via the strengthened regression test below, which failed against the full package precisely because of this second, unrelated leak source. - cmd/secret/enumerate.go: removed the now-fully-unused viper-reading componentCompletion (its only production caller was replaced above; its only remaining reference was its own now-removed test). - cmd/secret/enumerate_test.go: added TestComponentCompletionForStack, proving the new closure filters by its parameter and ignores a decoy global viper "stack" value. - cmd/secret/shared_test.go: strengthened TestParseScopeStack_DoesNotLeakAcrossInvocations to capture and assert the actual secretScope passed to loadServiceFn per call, not just the set values - the previous assertions could pass even if a bug resolved both invocations to the same wrong stack. - .claude/skills/homebrew/SKILL.md: replaced `base64 -d` (not portable to older macOS base64, which only accepts -D) with `openssl base64 -d -A` (works identically on macOS and Linux) at both occurrences, and replaced five hardcoded /opt/homebrew Apple-Silicon-only paths with tap_dir="$(brew --repository local/atmos-pr-test)". Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…b clone Addresses remaining CodeRabbit findings on PR #3081 plus a new Windows CI failure: - tests/cli_plugin_cache_test.go: pollUntil only checks its deadline between attempts, so a single blocked terraform-init attempt could run for the full terraformInitTimeout (4m), well past the intended 90s terraformInitRetryBudget, and a late attempt could still succeed after that budget was meant to be spent. runTerraformInitCommandWithEnv now takes an explicit timeout, and each retry attempt gets only the time remaining in the overall budget. - docs/fixes/: renamed 2026-09-09-terraform-plugin-cache-... to 2026-09-08-... (used tomorrow's date by mistake) and updated the Date field to match; added a language tag to the log fence for markdownlint MD040. - pkg/describe/describe_affected_test.go: fixed a new CI failure (Acceptance Tests windows shard 7/10, job 102144896568) - the real GitHub clone in TestDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefClone failed with a transient net.OpError reaching github.com (0.18s failure, not a hang - a one-off DNS/TLS blip, not a config/allowlist issue). CI sets ATMOS_TEST_SKIP_PRECONDITION_CHECKS=true, so RequireGitHubAccess's reachability check is a no-op there. Added a bounded 30s retry around the clone call, mirroring the terraform-registry fix above. New doc: docs/fixes/2026-09-08-describe-affected-github-clone-network-flake.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tack Codecov flagged patch coverage at 57.14% (target 85%) on the CodeRabbit- findings commit: the one changed line in requireScopeComponent (the switch to componentCompletionForStack) and componentCompletionForStack's error branch were both untested - a pre-existing gap the diff happened to touch. - requireScopeComponent had zero coverage: every existing test reaching a missing --component goes through "set"'s findGlobalSetContext shortcut, never requireScopeComponent itself. Added TestParseScope_MissingComponentViaGet using "get" (which always requires an explicit --component) to exercise it directly, and corrected the neighboring TestParseScope_MissingComponent's comment, which incorrectly claimed to cover requireScopeComponent. - componentCompletionForStack's enumerateScopesFn-error branch was untested. Added TestComponentCompletionForStack_EnumerateError. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/describe/describe_affected_test.go`:
- Around line 65-69: Update the retry loop around
ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefClone to check deadline before each attempt
and stop when the budget is exhausted. Before sleeping, calculate the remaining
time and cap the retry delay to that duration, following the behavior of
pollUntil; preserve immediate exit on success.
In `@tests/cli_plugin_cache_test.go`:
- Around line 23-27: Clarify the comment around RunTerraformInitWithEnv to state
that each retry attempt uses the remaining terraformInitRetryBudget rather than
the full terraformInitTimeout.
- Around line 330-331: Update the remaining <= 0 branch in pollUntil to return a
terminal deadline error immediately instead of replacing the duration with 1ms,
ensuring Terraform is never launched after the retry deadline while preserving
normal retries before the deadline.
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Addresses 3 CodeRabbit findings on PR #3081: - pkg/describe/describe_affected_test.go: the clone retry loop only checked its deadline after ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefClone returned. A failure shortly before the deadline plus the fixed 500ms sleep could cross it, then start another full ~30s clone attempt anyway. Now checks the deadline before each attempt (for time.Now().Before(deadline)) and caps the retry sleep to the time actually remaining, matching tests/ floci_harness_test.go's pollUntil. - tests/cli_plugin_cache_test.go: pollUntil checks its own deadline only between attempts, so runTerraformInitWithEnv's remaining<=0 fallback (clamping to 1ms) could still launch a doomed terraform init subprocess instead of failing cleanly. Returns a new sentinel error (errTerraformInitRetryBudgetExhausted) instead. - tests/cli_plugin_cache_test.go: clarified an ambiguous comment on terraformInitRetryBudget per review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dependabot (within dependabot.yml's minor/patch-only policy): - js-yaml ^3 -> ^3.15.2, ^4 -> ^4.3.2 (#295, #294) - svgo ^3 -> ^3.3.5 (#293, #292) - joi ^17 -> ^17.13.6, covers both #291 and #289 - colord: new override ^2 -> ^2.9.4 (resolved to 2.10.0) (#290) CodeQL/Scorecard: - .github/workflows/codeql.yml: pin govulncheck install to v1.8.0 instead of @latest (#6050, Scorecard Pinned-Dependencies) Not auto-fixed (reported, not attempted): - #5414 (Scorecard Vulnerabilities): govulncheck confirms 3 of the 5 listed OSVs (golang.org/x/crypto/openpgp, aws-sdk-go S3 crypto SDK) have no fixed version and aren't reachable from our code paths - nothing to bump. - #6059/#5355/#5354 (unsafe-deserialization-interface): flags interface{}-based YAML/JSON decoding central to Atmos's dynamic stack config merging; forcing concrete types would be a breaking architectural change, not a mechanical fix. - #5365 (Dockerfile DS-0002, non-root USER): this image installs docker.io and manages system packages/toolchain paths at runtime; adding USER without auditing every runtime permission need risks breaking it silently. - #5341/#5342/#5343 (secrets: inherit in build.yml/feature-release.yml/ nightlybuilds.yml): established intentional pattern for this repo's internal reusable-workflow calls, not a real cross-boundary exposure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds
.claude/skills/homebrew/SKILL.md, an agent skill covering the Homebrew/homebrew-core formula PR workflow for atmos: the real PR template, AI/LLM disclosure rules, the 50-character commit-subject limit, and how to runbrew install --build-from-source/brew test/brew audit --strict/brew stylelocally via a disposable tap without a fullhomebrew-coreclone.Why
A prior attempt at a Homebrew formula PR (Homebrew/homebrew-core#302847) was auto-closed by BrewTestBot for looking AI-generated and skipping the real PR template. This skill exists so the next attempt (fixing that PR, per its own "do not open a new PR" instruction) follows homebrew-core's actual conventions instead of repeating the same mistake.
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