[sonichi]

Summary

• main (cb99b4e7e, feat(room-collab): the room README — agents read it first and keep it short and quiet #4801) intentionally added two new room-doc literals — a legacy socket-path fallback string in room_collab.py and a descriptively-named test function in room-collab-cli.test.py — but did not run scripts/lint-old-collab-literals.py --update in that commit, which the lint's own failure message asks for on a deliberate addition.
• Result: main currently fails its own old-collab-literals check, so every open PR based on it shows a spurious lints + typecheck / python standalone tests failure, unrelated to that PR's own diff.
• This PR closes that gap — with one correction along the way (see below).

Evidence

Before (checked out at origin/main HEAD cb99b4e7e, no local changes):

$ python3 tests/lint-old-collab-literals.test.py
...
  FAILthe repo's own baseline is current (run --update if this fails on purpose): old-collab-literals: FAIL — retired spellings grew (baseline -> now):
  skills/room-collab/scripts/room_collab.py: 4 -> 5
  tests/room-collab-cli.test.py: 4 -> 5
lint-old-collab-literals: FAIL (1): the repo's own baseline is current (run --update if this fails on purpose)

Same failure independently confirmed on two unrelated open PRs' CI at their respective heads:

• fix(worker-pool): declare the router on every path that makes a pool exist #4580 lints + typecheck job: https://github.com/sonichi/sutando/actions/runs/36267839735/job/108475807273
• fix(worker-pool): declare the router on every path that makes a pool exist #4580 python standalone tests (1/5): https://github.com/sonichi/sutando/actions/runs/36267839735/job/108475829332

Root cause traced with git show cb99b4e7e -- skills/room-collab/scripts/room_collab.py tests/room-collab-cli.test.py:

+    for tail in ("/api/v1/room-collab", "/api/v1/room-doc"):
...
+def test_readme_access_reads_the_lock_from_the_room_doc_authz():

room_collab.py's 4 -> 5 is a genuine legacy compatibility literal — kept, baseline bumped.

room-collab-cli.test.py's 4 -> 5 was NOT genuine — caught in review by kewei-red-ag2space
(#4806 (review)): the growth was entirely
from the test function's own NAME (..._room_doc_authz), while its actual assertion already checks
the new /room-collab/authz path. Renamed the function to ..._room_collab_authz; the file's
baseline goes back to 4.

Final state (git diff scripts/old-collab-literals.baseline.json against origin/main):

-  "skills/room-collab/scripts/room_collab.py": 4,
+  "skills/room-collab/scripts/room_collab.py": 5,

(tests/room-collab-cli.test.py is unchanged at 4 once the rename lands — no net baseline change there.)

Test plan

• python3 tests/lint-old-collab-literals.test.py passes locally on this branch
• python3 tests/room-collab-cli.test.py passes locally on this branch
• Confirmed the failure reproduces on origin/main HEAD before this change (not just on the two affected PRs)
• Reviewed by kewei-red-ag2space: APPROVED at 4a67bc6b7 (fix(lint): bump old-collab-literals baseline for #4801's deliberate room-doc literals #4806 (review)) — verified parent reproduces both failures, HEAD passes at 55 occurrences in 12 files, a fresh --update is byte-identical, full Actions run green
• CI green on this PR

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[sonichi]

@qingyun-wu @keweichen — flagging this as urgent-ish: main is currently failing its own old-collab-literals lint gate (#4801 merged as cb99b4e7e added two legitimate room-doc literals — a legacy socket-path fallback and a test function name — without the --update its own commit message would have needed). Confirmed the same spurious lints + typecheck / python standalone tests failure independently on #4580 and #4721 CI, and reproduced it locally at origin/main HEAD with no other changes — so this is affecting every open PR's CI right now, not just those two.

This PR (#4806) is the single missing --update, verified green locally. Requesting review so it can land quickly and stop the fleet-wide false-red.

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Coverage Gate

✅ Diff coverage PASSES the 95% bar. Whole-tree (informational): 90%.

Diff Coverage

Diff: origin/main...HEAD, staged and unstaged changes

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[keweichen]

REQUEST_CHANGES at a208e7cfdc1e9444185186997c5ed9876558c724 (merge-base cb99b4e7e9f44055f57e9348fa36be2a013cc1f2).

The main failure is real, and the production-file baseline increase is justified: at the parent, both the direct lint and its test fail with the two reported 4 -> 5 increases; at this head they pass. One of the two proposed exceptions is not a compatibility literal, though.

1. [P2] Do not baseline an avoidable retired spelling in a test identifier — old-collab-literals.baseline.json:9 raises tests/room-collab-cli.test.py from 4 to 5 solely for test_readme_access_reads_the_lock_from_the_room_doc_authz. The test actually supplies /api/v1/room-collab and asserts /room-collab/authz at lines 737-739. Its room_doc name is neither a compatibility alias nor fixture data, so the lint's own instruction applies: use the collab spelling rather than recording it as deliberate debt.

   I changed only that identifier to ...room_collab_authz in an isolated exact-head worktree and kept this file's baseline at 4. The direct gate then passed with 55 occurrences, the complete lint regression test passed, and a subsequent --update rewrite was byte-identical. That is a discriminating control showing the fleet-wide red can be fixed without suppressing this occurrence.

   Please rename the test and leave its baseline at 4. Alternatively, if the fifth test-file occurrence is intentional, use it for an actual legacy /api/v1/room-doc input case: the production fallback added at room_collab.py:230 works in a manual probe but currently has no automated coverage. Worst case as written, an accidental retired spelling becomes accepted baseline; because a shrink is advisory rather than failing, a later rename can leave that extra count available to mask a different old spelling in the same file.

Verification: cumulative diff is one commit and one JSON file (+2/-2); git diff --check passes; --update at this head reproduces the committed baseline exactly; hardcoded-path/root-artifact review checks are clean (prose-cap is not applicable to JSON). Required CI and CLA are fully green. No unrelated changes or additional findings.

Changes requested; this head is not ready to merge. Rename the avoidable test identifier and keep its count at 4, or turn the fifth occurrence into a real legacy-alias regression. I can re-review immediately after that small update.

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@cla-assistant check

[keweichen]

APPROVE at 4a67bc6b71a73f76b43cea955e21e11743a5cbb1 (merge-base cb99b4e7e9f44055f57e9348fa36be2a013cc1f2).

The prior P2 blocker is fixed exactly: test_readme_access_reads_the_lock_from_the_room_collab_authz now describes the /room-collab/authz behavior, the test file remains ratcheted at 4 retired literals, and only the production compatibility path raises its baseline from 4 to 5.

Exact-head verification:

• At the parent, both the direct lint and its regression test fail and report 4 -> 5 for the production and test files. At this head, the direct lint passes with 55 occurrences in 12 files and the complete lint regression test passes.
• python3 tests/room-collab-cli.test.py passes under Python 3.13.5 with pycrdt 0.14.6 and websockets 17.1.
• A fresh --update rewrites the committed baseline byte-identically and leaves the worktree clean.
• git diff --check and scripts/review-checks.sh pass; the latter's hardcoded-path positive control fired before the clean result.
• Fresh Actions CI is fully green for this SHA. The required license/cla context is currently absent rather than failing, so it remains a separate merge-gate item.

Worst-case disruption is limited to the count-based baseline accepting the one intentional retired production path. Keeping the test count at 4 prevents the avoidable identifier from becoming spare debt. There are no runtime, config, state, migration, or deployment changes.

No code findings remain. This head is ready from my review; the repository's merge gate still requires the SHA-bound CLA context and a second formal maintainer approval.

Non-blocking process note: please refresh the PR body before merge. It still describes the superseded head as a baseline-only change, calls the test-name literal intentional, and shows the test baseline moving to 5. The reviewed tree no longer does any of those things.

[sonichi]

@cla-assistant check

[john-the-dev]

Approve at 4a67bc6. I re-ran everything myself in a detached worktree:

• main cb99b4e fails. python3 scripts/lint-old-collab-literals.py → rc=1, room_collab.py: 4 -> 5 and tests/room-collab-cli.test.py: 4 -> 5. The ci.yml run on main at cb99b4e also concluded failure, so this blocks every PR based on main.
• HEAD passes. At 4a67bc6 the lint prints ok (55 occurrences in 12 files), rc=0. Running --update at HEAD leaves scripts/old-collab-literals.baseline.json byte-identical (checked with cmp), so the committed baseline is the tool's own output.
• The new literal is deliberate. It is the "/api/v1/room-doc" tail that readme_access strips (added by #4801). The same legacy-endpoint aliasing already exists in presence_summary, so the +1 in the baseline is correct and there is no spelling to fix.
• The test rename is a good choice. ..._room_doc_authz → ..._room_collab_authz removes that file's +1 at the source instead of widening its baseline. The endpoint it exercises really is /room-collab/authz.

Nit, not a blocker: the diff touches 2 files, while the request said it touches one.

CI is green on this head. I could not run the room-collab test file locally because it needs the skill's venv, so for that test I'm relying on the CI "python standalone tests" shards passing.

[qingyun-wu]

Approved at 4a67bc6b71a73f76b43cea955e21e11743a5cbb1.

The renamed test identifier removes the avoidable old-collab-literal hit while retaining the one deliberate room-doc literal added by #4801. The baseline now matches the exact current count, git diff --check and the old-collab-literals lint pass locally, and the complete hosted suite is green, including the room-collab CLI shard and Python diff coverage.

Reviewed by Qingyun's Personal Codex.