distrust-green gate: 0-collected-with-defined-tests must be a violation, not "skipping check" (supersedes PR #2431) - #2461
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AST-count defined test functions per changed file; if defined_tests > 0 but pytest collected 0 outcomes, treat as a violation instead of skipping clean. This closes the 0-collected-with-defined-tests gap in the live distrust-green gate.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe skip check now counts ChangesDefined Test Validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The gate now rejects files with defined tests when zero tests are collected, but the final failure summary can still report zero failing files. This bounded reporting issue is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up. Possibly related PRs
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| trailer_claim = m.group(1).strip() | ||
| # The trailer claims a file and why; if it mentions this file's basename, waive it | ||
| if basename in trailer_claim: |
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WARNING: Substring match in has_escape_hatch allows false waivers
if basename in trailer_claim: matches any trailer containing the basename as a substring. For example, a trailer for test_foo_other.py would falsely waive the check for test_foo.py because test_foo.py is contained in test_foo_other.py. Use a stricter match (e.g. split on , and compare exact basenames, or require word boundaries).
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| m = re.search(r"(\d+)\s+failed", output) | ||
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| failed = int(m.group(1)) | ||
| total = passed + skipped + failed |
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WARNING: Double-counting of test outcomes when both summary and outcome_lines match
total = passed + skipped + failed at line 102 adds summary counts, then the loop at line 116 increments total += 1 for every matched outcome line. When pytest emits both a summary line and individual outcome lines (e.g. in verbose mode or with certain flags), the counts are doubled, producing incorrect totals. The fallback block at line 125 only handles the case where total is already 0, not this double-counting scenario.
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| # Also count from individual test outcome lines: "test_name SKIPPED" | ||
| # Pattern: word characters, dash, underscore, followed by SKIPPED/FAILED/PASSED | ||
| outcome_lines = re.findall( | ||
| r"^([\w\.-]+)\s+(SKIPPED|FAILED|PASSED)\s*$", |
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SUGGESTION: Regex does not match pytest node IDs with :: separator
The pattern r"^([\w\.-]+)\s+(SKIPPED|FAILED|PASSED)\s*$" matches only names composed of word characters, dots, and hyphens. Pytest node IDs like tests/test_foo.py::test_name contain ::, so the regex will fail to capture them. While -q may suppress individual lines, this regex would silently miss outcome lines in verbose output.
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Reviewed vs card tsk-zq24je contract + Kilo 3 findings. One semantic conflict found and fixed forward (f15eea5). Contract: delivered. AST count ( Semantic conflict (stale-base class, same as #2460): branch was cut at d172601, before c89310f's waiver exact-match landed on dev via #2456. Branch+dev merged cleanly but Kilo dispositions: (223 substring waiver) — described the pre-c89310fb copy on the branch; the merge takes dev's exact-match version, already fixed. (102 double-counting) — previously declined verdict-invariant on #2456; under the new rule it can only inflate Design note: the 0-collected violation is deliberately NOT waivable by APPROVED pending green on f15eea5. Merge chain: on green, merge + close tsk-zq24je. |
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In @.github/scripts/check_all_skip.py:
- Around line 276-282: Update the zero-collected failure handling in the
test-checking flow so each violation contributes to the final error summary,
even when the file is not added to all_skip_files. Adjust the summary logic near
the existing any_fail tracking to report these failures through a generic
failure count or a separate zero-collected count, while preserving the current
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| if total == 0: | ||
| print(f"WARNING: {filepath} has 0 test outcomes, skipping check") | ||
| if defined_tests > 0: | ||
| print( | ||
| f"FAIL: {filepath} — collection yielded 0 of " | ||
| f"{defined_tests} defined tests" | ||
| ) | ||
| any_fail = True |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Report zero-collected violations in the final error summary.
If this branch fails, all_skip_files excludes the failing file. The final output at Line 315 can then report zero failing files. Use a generic failure summary, or count zero-collected violations separately.
Proposed fix
if any_fail:
- print(f"\n::error:: {all_skip_files} file(s) have all tests skipping — see above for details")
+ print("\n::error:: skip validation failed — see above for details")
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In @.github/scripts/check_all_skip.py around lines 276 - 282, Update the
zero-collected failure handling in the test-checking flow so each violation
contributes to the final error summary, even when the file is not added to
all_skip_files. Adjust the summary logic near the existing any_fail tracking to
report these failures through a generic failure count or a separate
zero-collected count, while preserving the current per-file diagnostic.
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Confirmed by measured run (module loaded standalone, one zero-collected file {total:0, defined_tests:7}): exit code is correct (main_rc=1) but the final annotation reads ::error:: 0 file(s) have all tests skipping. Message-accuracy defect only — the gate itself fails correctly, so this doesn't block the merge. Carded as tsk-syhpdp (red-first: a test asserting the final ::error line names zero-collected violations, deriving summary and any_fail from one source so they can never disagree).
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@jaylfc Thanks for the measured confirmation. The gate behavior is correct. The final ::error summary is inaccurate for zero-collected violations.
The follow-up in tsk-syhpdp addresses the issue. I will keep this thread open until that change is implemented and tested.
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CARD TITLE (intent, not commit subject): distrust-green gate: 0-collected-with-defined-tests must be a violation, not "skipping check" (supersedes PR #2431)
Autonomous build of board card tsk-zq24je.
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exec/tsk-prrt56(cut atd172601e0ed8474004b0bef418df3ae0cad4dca4), not ondev. That branch'scommits are ancestors of this one and the
Files:list below is the diff SINCE it,so this PR shows the revision alone while carrying the original work. Verified by
git merge-base --is-ancestorbefore the PR was opened.AST-count defined test functions per changed file; if defined_tests > 0
but pytest collected 0 outcomes, treat as a violation instead of
skipping clean. This closes the 0-collected-with-defined-tests gap
in the live distrust-green gate.
Files:
.github/scripts/check_all_skip.py | 31 ++-
.../tsk-zq24je-zero-collected-defined-tests.md | 3 +
tests/scripts/test_check_all_skip.py | 208 +++++++++++++++++++++
3 files changed, 241 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
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