Split Two Sentences That Carried Several Instructions Each - #1181
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CodeRabbit on the promotion PR #1179, against text this branch's parent added. The workflow-edit sentence ran ninety words, putting the command, where to run it, what supplies shellcheck, and the CI caveat inside one parenthetical. Now four sentences, one instruction each. The Python tasks-mirror parenthetical was three fragments. Now three sentences stating what the snippet carries, what shape its tasks take, and why the shape matters. The canonical pass over the split then found a clause the split had carried through unchanged: "actionlint invokes `shellcheck` on `run:` blocks, which the wrapper's image provides" attaches "which" to the blocks rather than to shellcheck, and "the wrapper's image" is ambiguous where docker_lint.py runs seven of them, one of which is a separate shellcheck linter. A reader could add `--linter shellcheck` to cover `run:` blocks, get a zero-target skip on a repo with no tracked shell scripts, and conclude the blocks went unchecked. It now says actionlint's own image ships the binary, so `--linter actionlint` already covers them.
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The updated skill prose introduces an unverified/contract-divergent claim about actionlint shipping shellcheck and contains ungrammatical phrasing replicated across the generated copies.
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Pull request overview
This PR refactors two long, instruction-dense sentences in the workflow-ci-contract and python-codestyle skill docs into shorter sentences, then propagates the updates through the generated skill distributions and refreshes the canonical review ledger.
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- Split and clarify the “After Any Workflow Edit” guidance in
workflow-ci-contract. - Split and clarify the VS Code tasks guidance in
python-codestyle’s local development loop. - Update generated skill copies and canonical-review digests/stamps to reflect the new content.
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| File | Description |
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| reports/canonical-review.json | Updates recorded digests/findings/stamps for the modified canonical units. |
| .agents/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Rewords “After Any Workflow Edit” into multiple sentences with clearer guidance. |
| .agents/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md | Rewords VS Code tasks guidance into clearer, separated sentences. |
| .github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Generated distribution copy of the workflow skill update. |
| .github/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md | Generated distribution copy of the python skill update. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md | Claude plugin distribution copy of the workflow skill update. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/python-codestyle/SKILL.md | Claude plugin distribution copy of the python skill update. |
| .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/.source-digest | Refreshes the plugin source digest for the updated skill content. |
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Copilot on #1181, both findings taken. "a VS Code tasks mirror the fleet baseline expects" drops the relative pronoun, which is the same zero-relative-pronoun shape #1119 was filed against and this branch's parent fixed elsewhere. Now "the VS Code tasks mirror that the fleet baseline expects". The actionlint sentence claimed its image ships the shellcheck binary. Nothing in this repository states that. GOVERNANCE.md says only that actionlint includes shellcheck for `run:` blocks, and that is the verified claim, so the text now says that instead and keeps the part that was the point: `--linter actionlint` already covers `run:` blocks, and `--linter shellcheck` is for tracked shell scripts. The image detail may well be true, but asserting a mechanism the repo does not record is how several claims in this branch's history turned out wrong, so the narrower statement is the right one.
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Both findings taken, fixed in Missing relative pronoun
Correct. Now "the VS Code tasks mirror that the fleet baseline expects". Worth noting this is the same zero-relative-pronoun shape as #1119, which this branch's parent PR fixed in The image "ships" shellcheck
You are right, and this is the better catch of the two. I checked before answering: nothing in this repository states it. Now aligned to the verified wording, keeping the disambiguation that was the point of the sentence:
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The updated prose introduces Markdown/grammar issues (notably a broken inline-code span and an ambiguous sentence) that should be corrected before merging.
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.agents/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md:47
- The phrase "using the hub-hosted wrapper
GOVERNANCE.md's ... section documents" is grammatically ambiguous (it reads like the wrapper is the section). Reword to "using the hub-hosted wrapper documented in ..." so the instruction is unambiguous.
Workflow-only changes are not smoke-built, so run actionlint locally before pushing. Run it from the repository being checked, as `python3 /path/to/ProjectTemplate/scripts/docker_lint.py --root "$PWD" --linter actionlint`, using the hub-hosted wrapper `GOVERNANCE.md`'s hub-only "Running the Linters Locally (Known-Working Invocations)" section documents. actionlint includes `shellcheck` for `run:` blocks, so `--linter actionlint` already covers them and `--linter shellcheck` is for tracked shell scripts instead. A workflow change is still only fully exercised by CI, since `secrets: inherit`, `permissions:`, and `needs:` wiring resolve only in a real run.
.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md:47
- The phrase "using the hub-hosted wrapper
GOVERNANCE.md's ... section documents" is grammatically ambiguous (it reads like the wrapper is the section). Reword to "using the hub-hosted wrapper documented in ..." so the instruction is unambiguous.
Workflow-only changes are not smoke-built, so run actionlint locally before pushing. Run it from the repository being checked, as `python3 /path/to/ProjectTemplate/scripts/docker_lint.py --root "$PWD" --linter actionlint`, using the hub-hosted wrapper `GOVERNANCE.md`'s hub-only "Running the Linters Locally (Known-Working Invocations)" section documents. actionlint includes `shellcheck` for `run:` blocks, so `--linter actionlint` already covers them and `--linter shellcheck` is for tracked shell scripts instead. A workflow change is still only fully exercised by CI, since `secrets: inherit`, `permissions:`, and `needs:` wiring resolve only in a real run.
.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md:47
- The phrase "using the hub-hosted wrapper
GOVERNANCE.md's ... section documents" is grammatically ambiguous (it reads like the wrapper is the section). Reword to "using the hub-hosted wrapper documented in ..." so the instruction is unambiguous.
Workflow-only changes are not smoke-built, so run actionlint locally before pushing. Run it from the repository being checked, as `python3 /path/to/ProjectTemplate/scripts/docker_lint.py --root "$PWD" --linter actionlint`, using the hub-hosted wrapper `GOVERNANCE.md`'s hub-only "Running the Linters Locally (Known-Working Invocations)" section documents. actionlint includes `shellcheck` for `run:` blocks, so `--linter actionlint` already covers them and `--linter shellcheck` is for tracked shell scripts instead. A workflow change is still only fully exercised by CI, since `secrets: inherit`, `permissions:`, and `needs:` wiring resolve only in a real run.
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In @.github/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md:
- Line 47: In the workflow-only guidance sentence, replace the ungrammatical
“using the hub-hosted wrapper ... section documents” phrasing with “using the
hub-hosted wrapper documented in ...” while preserving the existing
GOVERNANCE.md section reference and command unchanged.
Apply the same fix in @.agents/skills/workflow-ci-contract/SKILL.md at line 47:
Same wrapper-reference wording defect.
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Copilot and CodeRabbit, independently, on the same clause: "using the hub-hosted wrapper `GOVERNANCE.md`'s ... section documents" reads as the wrapper being the section. It is a zero relative pronoun, the third in this branch and the same construction #1119 was filed against. Now "the hub-hosted wrapper documented in ... section". Copilot also caught `type: process` split across a line by an earlier rewrap. Fixed, and fixed the way it kept recurring: a plain textwrap does not know a code span is one token, so the paragraph is now reflowed with spaces inside spans held together and the result checked for an odd backtick count per line before it is written. That check is what caught the second occurrence, after a hand fix had already put the first one back.
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Both findings on head The wrapper-reference sentenceCopilot (suppressed) and CodeRabbit (thread) landed on the same clause independently:
Both are right, and both name the same cause: a zero relative pronoun, "the wrapper that ... documents", which reads as the wrapper being the section. Now "the hub-hosted wrapper documented in This is the third zero relative pronoun in this branch, and the construction is exactly what #1119 was filed about, the issue this branch's parent PR fixed in
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The new wording implies --linter shellcheck is only for tracked scripts, but the wrapper also includes untracked-but-unignored *.sh targets, which can mislead readers about coverage.
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Copilot: "`--linter shellcheck` is for tracked shell scripts" is too narrow for the wrapper it describes. Confirmed: docker_lint.py's ls_files takes include_untracked=True by default, and GOVERNANCE.md states the scope as "tracked or unignored". The clause is removed rather than corrected. It was never needed for the point the sentence makes, which is that `--linter actionlint` already covers `run:` blocks, and naming what a different flag is for invited a claim about discovery scope that the sentence had no reason to make. What remains matches GOVERNANCE.md's own wording exactly. This is the fourth reviewer finding in this branch against a qualifier added to a sentence that did not need one. Each was true of something and wrong about the thing it was attached to, so removing the qualifier is the fix rather than narrowing it a third time.
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Documentation-only clarifications align with the existing GOVERNANCE.md linter contract and the generated skill artifacts/metadata are updated consistently.
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Answers two CodeRabbit findings on the
develop -> mainpromotion PR #1179, against text added by #1157.The Two Sentences
workflow-ci-contract"After Any Workflow Edit" ran ninety words, putting the lint command, where to run it, what supplies shellcheck, and the CI caveat inside a single parenthetical. Now four sentences, one instruction each.python-codestyle"Local development loop" carried a parenthetical of three fragments describing the VS Code tasks shape. Now three sentences: what the snippet carries, what shape its tasks take, and why the shape matters.What the Canonical Pass Then Found
Reading the split units whole turned up a clause the split had carried through unchanged rather than introduced:
"which" attaches to
run:blocks rather than toshellcheck, and "the wrapper's image" is ambiguous wherescripts/docker_lint.pyruns seven images, one of which is a separate shellcheck linter (koalaman/shellcheck:stable) targeting*.shand shebang scripts.The concrete failure: a reader adds
--linter shellcheckto getrun:-block coverage, gets a zero-target skip on a repo with no tracked shell scripts, and concludes the blocks went unchecked. It now states that actionlint's own image ships the binary, so--linter actionlintalready covers them.Both units' remaining claims were verified against the files rather than the prose:
spec/files.json's baseline entry for.vscode/tasks.json, the snippet's 14 task labels (12type: process, 2dependsOn-only with nocommand, no&&in any command or arg),docker_lint.py's--root/--linterflags, andWORKFLOW.mdD1.4.Not Here
Five other findings on #1179 are answered there rather than fixed, two because they are already filed (#1155 item 9 on the resync audit ordering, #1158 on the Python hook selection) and three because they are contract questions rather than wording:
set -Eeuo pipefailnot being POSIX while the shell rules' own discovery includesshshebangs, the Python Codecov contract not requiringpytest-covcollection, and the xUnit adapter removal being stated unconditionally.Summary by CodeRabbit
actionlintchecks from standalone shell-script linting.