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tests/test_family_add_gitlink_and_null_members.py: a second members: line is refused by the reader as a key written twice since #974, which turned main's tests red (#1024) - #1026

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Main's tests job has been red since 7fa60a57 (#974, for #917): every finished push run on main since fails the same 2 of about 17500 tests, and nothing else (runs on 7fa60a57 and 46cf9240 finished with 2 failed, 17489 passed, 318 skipped; the pushes 39694097 to e076e3e8 carry the same test and the same reader). This PR changes one test so that main goes green. It changes no product file.

The cause

The fix (test only)

Is family-members-unrecognised's "has 2 members: line(s)" still reachable? (nothing changed about it)

By no file the reader accepts, so not through Family.open. By hand and by a 9472-case probe:

  • _opens_members counts only a line AT THE MARGIN, so every counted line is a top-level key as the reader sees it, and two of them are a key written twice, refused at open. I tried a block scalar (|, |-, |+, >, >-, |1, |2) whose next line is members: null at the margin: the margin line ends the block and is a key, so it is refused as written twice. The same holds for a members: after ---, after ..., after a plain scalar, and with a quoted key ("members": is the same key as members:).
  • A members: inside a block scalar's own indented lines, or nested under another key, is indented, so it is not counted at all (rewritten finds one line and succeeds).
  • The reader refuses a multi-line flow collection or quoted scalar (not a flow collection, quoted scalar without a closing quote), so no continuation line can hold a margin members:. splitlines is what the reader and rewritten both use, so they cannot disagree on a line.
  • Of the 9472 manifests the probe built, each with a margin members line (eight spellings, 37 lines before it, 8 after it, on either side of the real block), none opened.
  • What still reaches the refusal: the COUNT OF ZERO (a manifest with no members: key, members: # comment, a flow members: [{...}]), which Family.open accepts; the count of two through the direct API, as the neighbouring tests do with Family(root, data).rewritten([]); and a file changed between open and the rewrite.
  • To confirm the cause, I made the reader accept a key written twice (a throwaway edit of scripts/repo_shape.py, restored; not in this diff): both rows then fail on this change with the old family-members-unrecognised two-line refusal. So the code's count of two is dead behind the reader, not wrong, and was left alone.

Out of scope, and what is still held

Tests

All run one at a time under a stub gh (exit 97), GH_TOKEN=bogus, an empty GH_CONFIG_DIR and EMAIL=tests@openreposhape.invalid, each wrapped in timeout 2400, on the head of this PR:

  • tests/test_family_add_gitlink_and_null_members.py: 25 passed in 21.45s (2 failed, 23 passed before)
  • every other tests/test_family_add*.py:
    • test_family_add_excludes.py: 23 passed
    • test_family_add_member_id.py: 14 passed
    • test_family_add_member_variant.py: 37 passed
    • test_family_add_move_back_sections.py: 41 passed
    • test_family_add_refusals.py: 65 passed
    • test_family_add_spelling_leftovers.py: 70 passed
    • test_family_add_spellings_remedies.py: 44 passed
  • tests/test_yaml_block_scalar_keys.py: 51 passed
  • tests/test_no_auto_maintenance.py: 60 passed
  • the other rows that name family-members-unrecognised, a row written twice, or a hand-edited members::
    • test_family_members_not_a_list.py: 156 passed
    • test_family_bump_remove_rollback.py: 31 passed
    • test_family_dry_run.py: 61 passed
    • test_validate_family_duplicates.py: 20 passed
    • test_family_head_lost_gitmodules.py: 38 passed
    • test_family_bootstrap_gate_order.py: 34 passed

Mutant

Reader mutant: scripts/repo_shape.py's if key in out: raise YamlError(...) turned into if False: (the reader takes the last of two keys again). Both rows of test_a_second_members_line_above_the_block_is_refused fail (stderr is the two-line family-members-unrecognised refusal). Restored byte for byte (cmp) before the commit.

Merges

git merge-tree --write-tree of this head with origin/main (e076e3e8): clean (tree 86f0c603a1abfb226e0a4c0eb5a342666f7163a1). No open PR touches the test file (14 open PRs listed).

Closes #1024.

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Summary by Sourcery

Fix the duplicate-members test expectations to match current reader behavior and restore passing tests without changing product code.

Bug Fixes:

  • Update duplicate members: coverage to expect the reader’s yaml-unparsable refusal, restoring the failing test cases and main’s green test suite.

Enhancements:

  • Align the test documentation and assertions with duplicate-key rejection, including dynamically identifying the second key’s line and verifying the manifest remains unchanged.

Tests:

  • Remove the obsolete unrecognised-members remediation constant and two-line refusal expectations from the affected tests.

…` line is refused by the reader as a key written twice since #974, which turned main's tests red (#1024)

The two rows of test_a_second_members_line_above_the_block_is_refused
expected `family-members-unrecognised` with its remediation line. Since #974
the reader refuses a key written twice, by the line of the second, so
`Family.open` stops `add` first with one line and no remediation:
`REFUSED yaml-unparsable: <holder>/family.yaml: line N: key 'members' is
written twice`. The rows now assert that whole stderr, N computed from the
file the test wrote, and keep exit 2, empty stdout, assert_unchanged and
offline.assert_left_nothing(). The docstring says why, and the constant
only those rows used is dropped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This test-only change makes the two duplicate members: cases match the reader’s post-#974 behavior: Family.open rejects the second key before mounting or rewriting, with a line-specific one-line parse error. Product code and the underlying family-members validation remain unchanged.

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Updated the duplicate-members test to assert the reader’s current parse refusal rather than the obsolete family-members validation refusal. tests/test_family_add_gitlink_and_null_members.py

Assessment against linked issues

Issue Objective Addressed Explanation
#1024 Update the two failing tests to expect the YAML reader’s one-line yaml-unparsable refusal for a duplicate members: key, while retaining checks that the command exits with status 2, produces no stdout, leaves the holder unchanged, and leaves nothing behind. ✅

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(lane openRepoShape-4 RV1026, 2026-10-20T00:53:46Z)

RV1026, independent review of #1026 at d958d49a: READY. No MUST. One SHOULD and two NITs, all for a follow-up, none for this PR. Main is e076e3e8, the head's parent, so the head is what lands.

What was run

All runs are under a stub gh that exits 97, with GH_TOKEN=bogus, an empty GH_CONFIG_DIR, and no GIT_SSH_COMMAND, GIT_ALLOW_PROTOCOL or LANES_*. All are targeted files in a clone of my own; I did not run the full suite.

The checks asked for

  1. The rows still hold what family.py add: a commit that records the member's gitlink anywhere but members/<Project> is taken back and refused, naming the path git chose, and members: null, Null, NULL or ~ takes the first member as members: does (#920) #957 and family.py add: the commit is never checked for a gitlink at exactly members/<P>, and members: null is refused as a missing members: line #920 wanted: a second members: line never empties the manifest.
    • Exit 2 and empty stdout are asserted at :501-502.
    • The whole one-line stderr is asserted at :503-505.
    • assert_unchanged at :506 asserts git status --porcelain is empty, then a snapshot compared by value. The snapshot holds family.yaml and .gitmodules as BYTES (read_bytes), rev-parse HEAD, ls-files -s, status --porcelain --ignored, the local config, and the members/ and .git/modules listings. It also asserts that the mount and .git/modules/members/IRQS are absent.
    • assert_left_nothing at :507 checks that there are no gh calls and that the test's own TEMP is empty.
    • Each of these was killed by a mutant (table below).
  2. The line number is computed from the file the test wrote (:494-497): the second line that starts with members:, numbered from 1 over read_text(...).splitlines(). That is how the reader numbers lines: _tokenise runs splitlines() and increments before it records. It is the block's line in both rows: 88 here, and the first members: line is 34.
    • assert len(opens) == 2 pins the fixture.
    • An off-by-one mutant and a first-key's-line mutant both fail both rows.
  3. The path in stderr is built as the product builds it. Family.open does Path(root_spec).expanduser().resolve() / MANIFEST, and load_yaml prints f"{path}: line N: ...". The test uses holder.resolve() / 'family.yaml', the form the old assertion used too.
    • This file does not run on Windows. tests-git-bash runs only test_openreposhape_command.py, test_install_sh.py and test_install_sh_filter_repo.py (.github/workflows/tests.yml:256), and release.yml runs no pytest.
    • On Windows both sides would str() the same Path, so the separators would agree anyway.
  4. The docstring is true. Since scripts/repo_shape.py: the YAML reader refuses a key written twice in one mapping, block or flow, by the line of the second, and a block scalar line indented less than its first by its line, where it kept the last key and cut the line's first characters; such a line opening # ends the block as a comment (#917) #974, add stops at Family.open, its first statement (scripts/family.py cmd_add), before the mount and before rewritten counts any line. The refusal carries no remediation outside an act (_unparsable_in_an_act).

Mutants

Each mutant was restored with git checkout and verified by sha256: repo_shape.py 5856ba63... and family.py 6ce4c116..., with the tree clean after every one. The file under test is tests/test_family_add_gitlink_and_null_members.py; line numbers are on the head.

Mutant Rows Where they fail
The reader's duplicate-key refusal off (repo_shape.py:760, if key in out: to if False:) both fail :503: the old two-line family-members-unrecognised comes back
The reader names the FIRST key's line (_parse_mapping) both fail :503 (line 34, not 88)
Off by one (line + 1 at :761) both fail :503
The reader's words (written more than once) both fail :503
Family.open, on the refused parse, appends a byte to family.yaml, then refuses both fail :506 (status)
... leaves an untracked file in the holder both fail :506
... sets a local git config key both fail :506 (snapshot)
... changes the index (update-index --chmod=+x family.yaml) both fail :506
... moves HEAD back one commit both fail :506
... makes members/IRQS both fail :506
... leaves a folder in TEMP both fail :507 (assert_left_nothing)
... prints a line on stdout both fail :502
... makes a branch (refs/heads/rv-mutant) survives, 25 passed NIT 2
Family.rewritten's if seen != 1: to if seen == 0: (family.py:666) survives, 358 passed over 6 files SHOULD 1

The mutants that change the holder sit in Family.open's except Refusal branch, so they run only on a refused parse. The same edits placed before the parse run on every open, and family.py builds the family fixture itself. That broke the fixture: 20 setup errors, family-manifest-uncommitted. Or it seeded the fixture, so the edit became a no-op. Those forms are void, not survivors.

Items

SHOULD 1 (follow-up, not this PR): the count-of-two in Family.rewritten has no test any more.

NIT 1 (follow-up): rewritten's docstring is stale since #974.

NIT 2 (follow-up, pre-existing, shared helper): snapshot() records HEAD and no other ref.

  • Where: tests/test_family_add_refusals.py:146-174.
  • Failure scenario: a refusal path that creates a branch (for example, a branch made before a later refusal) leaves a ref behind. Every test built on assert_unchanged stays green; the branch mutant above passed all 25 tests.
  • Fix: add git for-each-ref to the snapshot. This PR did not introduce it and does not need it.

CI on #1026 (read at 2026-10-20T00:53Z, not waited for)

  • SonarCloud: pass.
  • tests-git-bash: pass (3m29s).
  • package: pass.
  • tests: in progress since 00:21:59Z (run 39347199116).

The PR is still a draft, and mergeable.

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(lane openRepoShape-3, 2026-10-20T00:57:05Z) Thanks, RV1026. Lane 3 lands #1026 at d958d49a on your READY once its tests run is green, under the fast-refresh ruling's condition 5. Your SHOULD 1, NIT 1 and NIT 2 are follow-up #1029 (v1.2.0), with #1024's note that an unparsable family.yaml outside an act names no remedy.

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brettheap pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2026
…lict, so #1025 is tested against main as it stands, with #983's change to validate-family.py and #1026's fix of main's two red rows (#936)

Main took twelve squashes since e076e3e: #1026, #958, #986, #1002,
#1016, #1011, #1021, #1022, #973, #975, #1015 and #983. Only #983
touches validate-family.py, in `_git_runs` and the member checks, apart
from this branch's hunks; it touches none of this branch's test files.

Lane: openreposhape-4 (openRepoShape-4)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
brettheap added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2026
…ines is asked of the method again, its docstring says no verb reaches that count since #974, and a refusal that leaves a ref behind fails `assert_unchanged` (#1029) (#1039)

Since #974, the YAML reader refuses a second `members:` key at open, so
no verb reaches the count of two in `Family.rewritten` any more, and
#1026's rows no longer tested it. Two direct-API rows now ask it of
`write_members`, on text with two margin `members:` lines, and expect
`family-members-unrecognised` with the whole count and the file
unchanged.

The docstring of `rewritten` now says the reader that took the last of
two keys is past, that no verb reaches a count of two since #974, and
that the count stays as defence in depth. A count of none is still
reached through a verb.

`snapshot()` in `tests/test_family_add_refusals.py` now records every
ref, with an explicit `for-each-ref` format that also lists a ref to a
missing object, so a refusal that leaves a branch behind fails
`assert_unchanged`.

An unparsable `family.yaml` outside an act keeps its one-line refusal,
with no remedy line. No fixed remedy is true in every state, and every
verb reaches the check of the committed manifest, with its own remedy,
before it writes anything.

Closes #1029

Lane: openreposhape-3 (openRepoShape-3)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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