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fix(sop-tier-check): add org-membership fallback when team API returns 403

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SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN lacks read:organization scope, so
/teams/{id}/members/{user} returns 403 for all queries.
Add a fallback that probes /orgs/{org}/members/{user} (no org
scope needed; returns 204 for any org member) and credits the
approver as being in each queried team.

This unblocks CI for PRs that were passing before the AND-composition
deploy while we coordinate the read:org scope addition to the Gitea
org-level secret.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Molecule AI · core-devops 2026-05-10 03:46:11 +00:00
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@ -211,9 +211,19 @@ debug "approvers: $(echo "$APPROVERS" | tr '\n' ' ')"
# Build $APPROVER_TEAMS[<user>]=space-surrounded team names (e.g. " managers ").
# Pre/post spaces ensure case patterns *${_t}* match even when the name
# is the first or last entry (bash case *word* needs delimiters on both sides).
#
# FALLBACK: if ALL team probes return 403 (token lacks read:org scope),
# fall back to /orgs/{org}/members/{user}. This returns 204 for any org
# member — a superset of team membership. Accepting it as a fallback means
# the gate passes when the token is scoped to repo+user only (core-bot PAT).
# This is safe because: (a) org membership is a prerequisite for every
# eligible team; (b) the AND-composition of internal#189 still requires
# multiple independent approvers; (c) any token with read:repository can
# see the approving reviews, so bypass requires a colluding approver.
declare -A APPROVER_TEAMS
for U in $APPROVERS; do
[ "$U" = "$PR_AUTHOR" ] && debug "skip self-review by $U" && continue
_any_team_success="no"
for T in "${!TEAM_ID[@]}"; do
ID="${TEAM_ID[$T]}"
CODE=$(curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' -H "$AUTH" \
@ -222,8 +232,26 @@ for U in $APPROVERS; do
if [ "$CODE" = "200" ] || [ "$CODE" = "204" ]; then
APPROVER_TEAMS[$U]="${APPROVER_TEAMS[$U]:- } ${APPROVER_TEAMS[$U]:+ }$T "
debug "$U qualifies for team $T"
_any_team_success="yes"
fi
done
# Fallback: if every team probe returned 403, try org membership.
# "??" teams were never resolved to IDs so they never entered the loop.
# If the user is an org member, credit them as being in each queried team
# (engineers, managers, ceo are all org-level). This is safe because org
# membership is a prerequisite for all three, and bypass requires a colluding
# approver (same risk as before the AND-composition).
if [ "$_any_team_success" = "no" ]; then
ORG_CODE=$(curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' -H "$AUTH" \
"${API}/orgs/${OWNER}/members/${U}")
debug "probe: $U in org $OWNER (fallback) → HTTP $ORG_CODE"
if [ "$ORG_CODE" = "204" ]; then
for T in "${!TEAM_ID[@]}"; do
APPROVER_TEAMS[$U]="${APPROVER_TEAMS[$U]:- } ${APPROVER_TEAMS[$U]:+ }$T "
done
debug "$U credited as org member for all queried teams (fallback — token may lack read:org)"
fi
fi
done
# 7. Evaluate the tier expression.