Correct AUDIT.md's ruleset claim and OPERATIONS.md's lint-snapshot note - #119
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… note AUDIT.md: configure.sh check only warns on a duplicate expected ruleset name and never enumerates a stray one, so attribute that assertion to spec/audit.py instead of claiming configure.sh check alone reports it. OPERATIONS.md: docker_lint.py's own target discovery shells out to git -C "$root" ls-files, so the sanitized snapshot (deliberately holding only tracked-plus-unignored files, no .git) can't be passed as its --root: it fails before any linter runs. Removes the broken example, adds cleanup (chmod a+rX with no removal trap left the snapshot world-readable and behind) and --network=none to the direct docker run invocations, and points at ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1090 for the wrapper gap.
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PR Summary by QodoCorrect audit verification and secure lint snapshot guidance
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AUDIT.md references spec/audit.py without the python3 prefix (while later using python3 spec/audit.py ...), which is a copy/paste footgun unless the script is guaranteed executable.
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Pull request overview
This PR corrects two pieces of operational documentation: it clarifies what repo-config/configure.sh check does (and does not) prove about ruleset enumeration, and it updates the lint-snapshot guidance to remove a non-working docker_lint.py --root example while tightening cleanup and container isolation.
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- Update
AUDIT.mdto attribute “stray ruleset” detection tospec/audit.pyrather thanconfigure.sh check. - Update
OPERATIONS.mdlint-container guidance to add snapshot cleanup viatrap, add--network=none, and document the currentdocker_lint.py --rootlimitation (with an upstream issue link).
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| File | Description |
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| OPERATIONS.md | Fixes the lint-snapshot procedure (cleanup + --network=none) and documents why docker_lint.py --root can’t use the snapshot yet. |
| AUDIT.md | Clarifies ruleset validation responsibilities between configure.sh check and spec/audit.py. |
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In `@OPERATIONS.md`:
- Line 490: Update the snapshot pipeline using git ls-files so it executes from
the repository root before emitting and extracting paths, ensuring the snapshot
layout under $lint_root remains repository-root stable when invoked from a
subdirectory.
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The updated lint snapshot example is likely to fail for non-root/non-matching container users because the mktemp directory defaults to mode 700 unless permissions are normalized.
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OPERATIONS.md:491
- The temporary snapshot created by
mktemp -dis mode 700 by default; without an explicitchmod, many lint images that run as a non-root/non-matching UID will hitpermission deniedwhen trying to traverse/read/workdir. Re-add a permission normalization step for the snapshot before running the container.
```shell
lint_root="$(mktemp -d /tmp/esphome-lint.XXXXXX)"
trap 'rm -rf "$lint_root"' EXIT
git ls-files --cached --others --exclude-standard -z | tar --null -T - -cf - | tar -xf - -C "$lint_root"
docker run --rm --network=none -v "$lint_root":/workdir:ro --workdir /workdir <lint-image> <arguments>
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Runs git ls-files and the archiving tar from the repository root explicitly (git -C "$repo_root"), rather than relying on the caller's cwd: run from a subdirectory, the bare form both scoped the file list to that subdirectory and mismatched the paths tar extracted, silently producing an incomplete or wrong snapshot. Verified locally from both the root and a subdirectory (187 files either way). Restores chmod -R o+rX after the extraction: mktemp -d's default 0700 blocks a lint container running as a non-matching, non-root UID from reading the mount at all. The earlier fix dropped it entirely to address a separate finding about world-readability with no cleanup; the EXIT trap already added covers that instead.
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Re the suppressed finding on OPERATIONS.md:491 (mktemp -d's 0700 default blocking a non-root container UID): fixed in 076fe86, same commit as the repository-root fix. Restores chmod -R o+rX after extraction; the EXIT trap already covers the earlier world-readable-with-no-cleanup concern instead. |
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The changes are limited to documentation corrections that improve accuracy and operational safety without affecting runtime config behavior.
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Summary
Two corrections surfaced by CodeRabbit while driving #116 (the develop -> main promotion):
AUDIT.md:repo-config/configure.sh checkonly warns on a duplicate expected ruleset nameand never enumerates a stray one, so the "duplicate or stray ruleset is a drift finding" claim
overstated what that command alone verifies. Attributes it to
spec/audit.pyinstead, whichdoes check both.
OPERATIONS.md: thedocker_lint.py --rootline added in Resync carried fleet content with the hub #115 doesn't actually work againstthe sanitized snapshot. The wrapper's own target discovery shells out to
git -C "$root" ls-files, and the snapshot deliberately holds onlygit ls-filesoutput, no.git, so itfails with "not a git repository" before any linter runs. Removes the broken example, adds the
missing cleanup trap and
--network=noneto the directdocker runinvocations, and points atthe tracked upstream gap (docker_lint.py --root mounts the live checkout, bypassing a repo's secrets-on-disk exclusion ProjectTemplate#1090).
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prose_lint.py --diff aa192d2 -- .reports zero violations.Summary by CodeRabbit