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WalkthroughRecord the retirement of ChangesEnvLock retirement
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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change retires EnvLock guidance without changing runtime behavior or tests; the remaining issues are limited to minor documentation clarity and wording, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 20✅ Passed checks (20 passed)
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In `@docs/adr-008-environment-seam-taxonomy.md`:
- Line 5: Set the ADR status field to exactly “Accepted.” and place the
2026-08-26 EnvLock retirement update note on a separate following line.
- Around line 73-75: Split the environment-variable and
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docs/adr-008-environment-seam-taxonomy.md at lines 73-75 and 174-176 and
docs/developers-guide.md at lines 2566-2569 to direct CWD callers to the
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mockable::Env alone; update test_support/src/env_lock.rs lines 1-5 accordingly,
and audit callers associated with issues `#491`, `#492`, and `#493`.
In `@docs/roadmap.md`:
- Around line 157-161: Update the three actionable roadmap items in the
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@coderabbitai Addressed the remaining Developer Documentation and Module-Level Documentation checks in 369eb0d. ADR-008 now preserves the merge-base |
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- Line 606: Remove the comma after the `--no-deps` option in the developer guide
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In `@docs/roadmap.md`:
- Around line 157-162: Update the task 3.11.5 roadmap entry to state measurable
completion criteria: production environment-variable callers accept injected
mockable::Env seams, tests use mockable::MockEnv or isolated child processes,
and CWD-only callers use the documented working-directory seam, absolute paths,
or -C/--directory. Keep issue `#494` explicitly dependent on removing all
remaining EnvLock callers.
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- Around line 7-9: Update the documentation comment near the injected
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Record that EnvLock is a retiring exception, not a synchronization mechanism to harden. Direct remaining callers to injected mockable::Env seams before removal under #494.
Direct developers away from adding EnvLock callers or tests while preserving the legacy CWD ordering guidance until tracked migrations remove the seam.
Record the injected mockable::Env replacement and sequence the caller migrations before the tracked removal of the legacy seam.
Distinguish environment-variable injection from working-directory migration so the retirement record directs the remaining CWD callers to a viable seam. Keep the ADR amendment metadata, describe the legacy guard's utility, and make the roadmap migration work independently trackable.
Preserve ADR-008's accepted decision and metadata while recording the retirement as its dated addendum. Mark the completed migration issues in the roadmap separately so only the outstanding retirement work remains open.
State the production, test, and CWD migration completion criteria in the roadmap, and make #494 contingent on removing every remaining legacy caller. Clarify the matching CWD alternatives at the module boundary.
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Keep the current `main` tool-installation and Whitaker guidance after the rebase while retaining the EnvLock retirement instructions. The entity merge otherwise duplicated and then partially displaced that unrelated content.
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Summary
This branch preserves ADR-008's accepted decision and records the retirement
of
EnvLockas a dated addendum rather than restoring its synchronizationtests. Environment-variable callers use injected
mockable::Envseams, whilecurrent-working-directory callers use the existing working-directory seam or
an absolute-path/
-Croute. Migrations #491, #492, and #493 are recorded ascomplete; issue #494 tracks removal.
Closes #321.
Roadmap task: (3.11.5)
Review walkthrough
Validation
make check-fmt: passed.make lint: passed, including Whitaker.make doc-coverage: passed (98.98%).make test: passed (2,398 nextest tests and doctests).make markdownlint: passed.make nixie: passed.Notes
No execplan was required; the branch implements the issue's specified decision
record and documentation work without changing
EnvLockbehaviour or tests.References
Summary by Sourcery
Retire
EnvLockas the long-term synchronization strategy and document the migration path to injected environment and path-based working-directory seams.Enhancements:
EnvLockas a retiring legacy exception and direct environment-variable callers to injected seams, while directing CWD callers to existing seam or path-based alternatives.Documentation:
EnvLockretirement decision, migration status, and planned removal in the ADR and roadmap; update developer and test-support guidance accordingly.Chores:
EnvLockremoval under issue Retire EnvLock and the env mutation guards from test_support #494 without changing its behavior or restoring synchronization tests.