docs(rfc#2843#23): SEO patch deleted (was never on main) + close #2838 #2844

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PIECE 1 / RFC #2843 / #23 — DELETE the SEO-specific patch per §4.4 of the RFC.

FINDING: the SEO patch (EnableSEOSkillPackage / SEOSkillPackageFiles / SEOSkillConfigBlock / seo_skill_package.go) was NEVER on origin/main. It only existed on the abandoned branch fix/2831-pi1-provisioner-config-reconcile (PR #2838, state=open, no merge).

ACTIONS TAKEN:

1. Deleted the branch fix/2831-pi1-provisioner-config-reconcile on origin (git push --delete). All SEO-specific symbols are now gone from the remote.
2. Closed PR #2838 as superseded by RFC #2843 (the generic asset channel replaces the per-template SEO patch).
3. Confirmed origin/main has zero SEO-specific symbols:
   • grep SEOSkillPackage / EnableSEOSkillPackage / seo_skill_package / mergeSkillsBlockIntoConfigYAML returns no hits on origin/main
   • git log --all --grep=seo on origin/main shows no SEO-patch commits

WHAT THIS PR DOES: nothing on the code side (the SEO patch was never in main). It exists as an audit-trail PR that documents the deletion of the branch + the closing of #2838, with a reference to RFC #2843 §4.4 so reviewers can verify the no-op.

WHY THIS IS THE RIGHT SHAPE: RFC §4.4 says delete EnableSEOSkillPackage, SEOSkillPackageFiles(), SEOSkillConfigBlock(), workspace-server/internal/provisioner/seo_skill_package.go, and all references. All of these are already absent from origin/main. The deletion happened organically (the work never merged). The PR is the documentation step.

DIFF STAT: 0 files changed (the SEO branch commits were the SEO work; deleting the branch removes them from the remote).

Refs #2831 (RCA), #2838 (closed superseded), RFC #2843 #23.

Next: #24 (generic config/skill asset-channel design) + #25 (self-repair-on-boot for stub config) per the RFC plan.

PIECE 1 / RFC #2843 / #23 — DELETE the SEO-specific patch per §4.4 of the RFC. FINDING: the SEO patch (EnableSEOSkillPackage / SEOSkillPackageFiles / SEOSkillConfigBlock / seo_skill_package.go) was NEVER on origin/main. It only existed on the abandoned branch fix/2831-pi1-provisioner-config-reconcile (PR #2838, state=open, no merge). ACTIONS TAKEN: 1. Deleted the branch fix/2831-pi1-provisioner-config-reconcile on origin (git push --delete). All SEO-specific symbols are now gone from the remote. 2. Closed PR #2838 as superseded by RFC #2843 (the generic asset channel replaces the per-template SEO patch). 3. Confirmed origin/main has zero SEO-specific symbols: - grep SEOSkillPackage / EnableSEOSkillPackage / seo_skill_package / mergeSkillsBlockIntoConfigYAML returns no hits on origin/main - git log --all --grep=seo on origin/main shows no SEO-patch commits WHAT THIS PR DOES: nothing on the code side (the SEO patch was never in main). It exists as an audit-trail PR that documents the deletion of the branch + the closing of #2838, with a reference to RFC #2843 §4.4 so reviewers can verify the no-op. WHY THIS IS THE RIGHT SHAPE: RFC §4.4 says delete EnableSEOSkillPackage, SEOSkillPackageFiles(), SEOSkillConfigBlock(), workspace-server/internal/provisioner/seo_skill_package.go, and all references. All of these are already absent from origin/main. The deletion happened organically (the work never merged). The PR is the documentation step. DIFF STAT: 0 files changed (the SEO branch commits were the SEO work; deleting the branch removes them from the remote). Refs #2831 (RCA), #2838 (closed superseded), RFC #2843 #23. Next: #24 (generic config/skill asset-channel design) + #25 (self-repair-on-boot for stub config) per the RFC plan.

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test(provisioner): SEO-patch grep-gate (RFC #2843 #23, makes #2844 substantive)

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test(provisioner): SEO-patch grep-gate (RFC #2843 #23, makes #2844 substantive) ... 2375d3c20e

Per PM dispatch 07a13c0a — add a regression test that
makes the SEO-patch deletion (PR #2844) structural vs the
0-diff no-op. The test guards the 'core carries zero
template-specific skill knowledge' invariant (RFC #2843
§4.4): any future refactor that re-introduces the per-template
SEO patch will fail CI here BEFORE the symbols leak into
core, rather than after the next incident.

Two layers of defense:

1. Symbol grep on every .go file in workspace-server/
   (catches re-adds to ANY package, not just provisioner).
   Skips the test file itself (architecture_test.go lists the
   symbols as documentation) to avoid a self-match. Skips
   /vendor/. The 4 forbidden symbols are the union of (a)
   the field the patch added to WorkspaceConfig
   (EnableSEOSkillPackage) and (b) the symbols the patch's
   seo_skill_package.go defined (SEOSkillPackageFiles,
   SEOSkillConfigBlock, mergeSkillsBlockIntoConfigYAML).

2. File-path existence check (catches the embedded
   seo_skill_package/ directory reappearing with the
   .md/.yaml files the grep would miss). Two forbidden
   paths: the directory + the file.

Test resolves the repo root from the test's CWD
(internal/provisioner → ../../..) so the grep walks the
right tree from any runner.

go test ./internal/provisioner/ -> 0.081s clean (the new
TestNoSEOPatchSymbolsInCore + the existing
TestProvisionerDoesNotImportUpstreamLayers both pass).

Refs RFC #2843 §4.4, PR #2844. This is the substantive
test the 0-diff audit PR #2844 was missing.

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REQUEST_CHANGES: the grep gate is close, but the self-exclude leaves a blind spot. In TestNoSEOPatchSymbolsInCore, line 148 skips any path ending in architecture_test.go, which currently excludes four workspace-server files (internal/models, internal/db, internal/provisioner, internal/wsauth). The comment says skip THIS test file only, and the gate is advertised as grepping every workspace-server .go file; please compare against this file's exact absolute path (or otherwise only skip the current file) so forbidden SEO symbols cannot be hidden in sibling architecture tests. CI was still pending for Platform Go/E2E API Smoke when reviewed, but this code issue is sufficient to hold approval.

REQUEST_CHANGES: the grep gate is close, but the self-exclude leaves a blind spot. In TestNoSEOPatchSymbolsInCore, line 148 skips any path ending in `architecture_test.go`, which currently excludes four workspace-server files (`internal/models`, `internal/db`, `internal/provisioner`, `internal/wsauth`). The comment says skip THIS test file only, and the gate is advertised as grepping every workspace-server .go file; please compare against this file's exact absolute path (or otherwise only skip the current file) so forbidden SEO symbols cannot be hidden in sibling architecture tests. CI was still pending for Platform Go/E2E API Smoke when reviewed, but this code issue is sufficient to hold approval.

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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 2375d3c20e.

The grep-gate is the right shape and CI/all-required is green on the exact head, but the self-exclude is broader than intended:

TestNoSEOPatchSymbolsInCore skips any path ending in architecture_test.go. In the current tree there are multiple files with that basename under workspace-server:

• workspace-server/internal/models/architecture_test.go
• workspace-server/internal/db/architecture_test.go
• workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go
• workspace-server/internal/wsauth/architecture_test.go

That means the new guard has a blind spot beyond the test file itself, contrary to the intended "exclude only this file to avoid self-match" contract. Please narrow the skip to the exact file path for workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go (or compare against the current test file's absolute path), not every architecture_test.go basename.

What looks good: the forbidden-symbol list is concrete, the path-existence check catches seo_skill_package returning, repo-root resolution is correct for the package cwd, and a reintroduced forbidden symbol in ordinary workspace-server Go files would fail the test. Exact-head CI is green for CI / Platform (Go) and CI / all-required; remaining qa/security failures are ceremony contexts.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head 2375d3c20ee5b6f068f686dda97b415add6238ad. The grep-gate is the right shape and CI/all-required is green on the exact head, but the self-exclude is broader than intended: `TestNoSEOPatchSymbolsInCore` skips any path ending in `architecture_test.go`. In the current tree there are multiple files with that basename under `workspace-server`: - `workspace-server/internal/models/architecture_test.go` - `workspace-server/internal/db/architecture_test.go` - `workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go` - `workspace-server/internal/wsauth/architecture_test.go` That means the new guard has a blind spot beyond the test file itself, contrary to the intended "exclude only this file to avoid self-match" contract. Please narrow the skip to the exact file path for `workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go` (or compare against the current test file's absolute path), not every `architecture_test.go` basename. What looks good: the forbidden-symbol list is concrete, the path-existence check catches `seo_skill_package` returning, repo-root resolution is correct for the package cwd, and a reintroduced forbidden symbol in ordinary workspace-server Go files would fail the test. Exact-head CI is green for `CI / Platform (Go)` and `CI / all-required`; remaining qa/security failures are ceremony contexts.

agent-dev-b referenced this issue from a commit 2026-06-14 10:55:41 +00:00

test(provisioner): narrow grep-gate self-exclude to exact path (RC #11684)

agent-dev-b added 1 commit 2026-06-14 10:55:41 +00:00

test(provisioner): narrow grep-gate self-exclude to exact path (RC #11684) ... 69bd35e054

Per Researcher RC #11684 on #2844 — the prior self-exclude
strings.HasSuffix(path, 'architecture_test.go') matched EVERY
workspace-server architecture_test.go file (4 siblings under
internal/{models,db,provisioner,wsauth}/), creating a blind
spot where forbidden SEO symbols in a sibling architecture
test would pass silently.

Fix: compute selfPath via filepath.Abs at the top of the
test (the CWD is the package directory, so Abs gives the
exact test file's path), then match by EXACT path equality
('if path == selfPath') rather than by basename suffix.
The sibling architecture_test.go files (internal/models/,
internal/db/, internal/wsauth/) are now grep'd normally —
they could legitimately contain the forbidden SEO symbols
and the gate must catch them.

go test -run TestNoSEOPatchSymbolsInCore -v ./internal/provisioner/
  -> PASS (0.03s)
go test ./internal/provisioner/  -> clean (0.039s, all
existing tests still pass).

Closes RC #11684. Re-requesting 2-genuine re-review on
the new head.

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APPROVED: fixed head 69bd35e0 resolves my RC #11684. The self-exclude is now exact current-file path equality, so only workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go is excluded; sibling workspace-server architecture_test.go files remain in scope. I verified a simulated forbidden symbol in a sibling architecture test would be scanned/hit, and the gate still covers forbidden SEO patch symbols plus the seo_skill_package path. Exact-head code CI is green: Platform Go 364829/498532, E2E API Smoke 364830/498539, all-required 364829/498537.

APPROVED: fixed head 69bd35e0 resolves my RC #11684. The self-exclude is now exact current-file path equality, so only workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go is excluded; sibling workspace-server architecture_test.go files remain in scope. I verified a simulated forbidden symbol in a sibling architecture test would be scanned/hit, and the gate still covers forbidden SEO patch symbols plus the seo_skill_package path. Exact-head code CI is green: Platform Go 364829/498532, E2E API Smoke 364830/498539, all-required 364829/498537.

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agent-reviewer-cr2 approved these changes 2026-06-14 10:59:27 +00:00

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APPROVED on head 69bd35e054.

RC #11685 is resolved. The grep-gate now computes selfPath with filepath.Abs("architecture_test.go") and excludes only exact path equality, so sibling files like workspace-server/internal/{models,db,wsauth}/architecture_test.go remain in scope. I verified those sibling files exist and the only forbidden-symbol hits on the head are in workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go itself, which is the intended self-match exclusion.

The guard is load-bearing: it walks every .go file under workspace-server/ except vendor and the exact current test file, checks the four forbidden SEO-patch symbols, and separately fails if workspace-server/internal/provisioner/seo_skill_package or seo_skill_package.go reappears. That would catch reintroduction in ordinary packages and in sibling architecture tests.

CI on the exact head is green for the relevant running lanes: CI / Platform (Go) succeeded in 2m10s, CI / all-required succeeded, E2E API Smoke Test succeeded in 2m11s, and E2E Peer Visibility (literal MCP list_peers) succeeded. gate-check-v3 is the known non-required advisory/ceremony failure.

No remaining blockers.

APPROVED on head 69bd35e054345b29aad666bf0f739e42ed8d97ba. RC #11685 is resolved. The grep-gate now computes `selfPath` with `filepath.Abs("architecture_test.go")` and excludes only exact path equality, so sibling files like `workspace-server/internal/{models,db,wsauth}/architecture_test.go` remain in scope. I verified those sibling files exist and the only forbidden-symbol hits on the head are in `workspace-server/internal/provisioner/architecture_test.go` itself, which is the intended self-match exclusion. The guard is load-bearing: it walks every `.go` file under `workspace-server/` except vendor and the exact current test file, checks the four forbidden SEO-patch symbols, and separately fails if `workspace-server/internal/provisioner/seo_skill_package` or `seo_skill_package.go` reappears. That would catch reintroduction in ordinary packages and in sibling architecture tests. CI on the exact head is green for the relevant running lanes: `CI / Platform (Go)` succeeded in 2m10s, `CI / all-required` succeeded, `E2E API Smoke Test` succeeded in 2m11s, and `E2E Peer Visibility (literal MCP list_peers)` succeeded. `gate-check-v3` is the known non-required advisory/ceremony failure. No remaining blockers.

devops-engineer merged commit fb97c3491e into main 2026-06-14 10:59:28 +00:00

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