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Promotes develop to main, carrying the pull requests below. Each was already reviewed and merged into develop.
#2253: Track Qodo's open-source login and state its star gate.
#2259: Give install-tools a JSON report mode a program can read. Copilot could not review it, since Copilot code review has reached its weekly rate limit (Request Bot PR Reviews Judiciously, and Stop on a Quota or Rate Limit #2261). CodeRabbit reviewed its head with no findings, and recorded local passes covered every push.
#2263: Declare Python and Codecov on Blog's registry entry.
#2265: Keep the fork iteration PR open and never merged in upstream-contribution-workflow, and let an unregistered fork under the owner host a handoff chain, with handoff.py new --create-label creating only the handoff label there.
#2266: Bound handoff.py's writes whatever the label state, refusing new and link against another owner's repository, or an unregistered non-fork, before the label is read. This answers Copilot's High finding on this promotion.
With the open-source login tracked, qodo_open double-counts that app's threaded findings and never clears them on PlexCleaner. That is a known, loud error, accepted for this promotion and tracked in #2252.
The paid Qodo app is uninstalled. Qodo now reviews only through its
open-source app, `qodo-free-for-open-source-projects`, which covers
public repositories with more than 200 stars. In this fleet that is
`PlexCleaner` alone, and the app offers no trigger below the gate.
- `scripts/pr_review.py` now tracks the open-source login instead of the
paid one, so that app's threads count toward `unresolved=` and its
findings comment is read again. One test fixture carries the literal
login, so a wrong constant fails the suite.
- `docs/pr-reviewer-reference.md` states Qodo's star gate, says Qodo is
absent below it with nothing to request, names the login, and notes that
the hub's `.pr_agent.toml` currently reaches no reviewer here.
- `docs/pr-reviewer-evaluation.md` limits the Qodo half of "record every
finding" to repositories past the gate.
- In `pr-review-conduct`, the skip-notice bullet no longer offers Qodo's
`/review`. It now says to comment the trigger the notice names.
Not in this PR: with the open-source login tracked, `qodo_open`
double-counts that app's threaded findings and never clears them. That
error is loud, never silent, and it's filed as #2252. Three attempts at
matching findings to threads were backed out, and the issue records why.
#1404's decided "count every unresolved thread" fix also remains its own
change.
Closes#1465.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Documentation**
* Clarified when Qodo and CodeRabbit review pull requests, including
Qodo’s public-repository eligibility threshold.
* Updated review guidance to use the trigger specified in the notice.
* **Chores**
* Updated Qodo reviewer identification in review tracking and related
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📝 Walkthrough
Walkthrough
The review tracker now recognizes Qodo’s open-source app login, and its tests use that configured identity. Reviewer guidance reflects Qodo’s star gate and repository coverage. Skip-notice guidance now directs agents to each reviewer’s documented review command.
The tracker uses qodo-free-for-open-source-projects as Qodo’s login. Tests use pr_review.QODO_LOGIN in reviewer fixtures and assertions.
Document reviewer coverage and commands docs/pr-reviewer-reference.md, docs/pr-reviewer-evaluation.md, .agents/skills/pr-review-conduct/SKILL.md
The reference and evaluation documents describe Qodo’s star gate and coverage. The reference identifies the open-source app login. Skip-notice guidance uses the reviewer’s documented command.
The outdated guidance can lead readers to misunderstand CodeRabbit coverage or request unnecessary manual reviews. Correct the reference before merging; the impact is bounded to reviewer guidance.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🔵 Low · up to 1030f
The change corrects which Qodo app is recognized without establishing a new permission or merge-control bypass. Finding counts can still duplicate or outlive resolved threads, and historical-review compatibility and external enforcement remain unverified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated effect is finding visibility in repositories using this status reader. Qodo counts do not directly control the inspected process verdict; whether external consumers use them as a completion or merge gate remains unknown.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Reviewer attribution continues to depend on exact API author.login equality. A Qodo-looking heading or finding body alone cannot satisfy that identity check. The PR changes the recognized login rather than replacing identity validation with body matching.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The existing pagination check distinguishes potentially unseen Qodo findings comments from confirmed absence, including the case where only a summary comment is visible. This limits one false-clear path but does not reconcile comment findings with resolved threads.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Before treating Qodo counts as a mandatory review-completion gate, reconcile comment findings with their thread lifecycle or explicitly distinguish unreconciled findings from authoritative unresolved-thread state.
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Copilot review overview
🔵 Needs a closer look
It is a develop-to-main promotion that knowingly ships an accepted behavioral error in review tooling, so the final release go/no-go belongs to the maintainer.
Review effort: Balanced Findings: None
What changed in this PR
This PR promotes develop to main, carrying the already-reviewed-and-merged change from #2253. The substantive change updates the Qodo reviewer identity that scripts/pr_review.py tracks, from the paid app's login (qodo-code-review) to the open-source app's login (qodo-free-for-open-source-projects), which is the only Qodo identity that still posts reviews (star-gated to public repos above 200 stars, i.e. PlexCleaner in this fleet). The documentation and skill text are realigned to match, and tests are updated to reference the constant. The PR explicitly acknowledges and accepts a known, loud, separately-tracked (#2252) side effect: qodo_open now double-counts the open-source app's threaded findings.
Changes:
Repoint QODO_LOGIN to the open-source app identity and refresh the surrounding code comments.
Update tests/test_pr_review.py fixtures to use pr_review.QODO_LOGIN, keeping one deliberate literal so a wrong constant fails the suite.
Update reviewer reference/evaluation docs and the pr-review-conduct skill (source plus generated copies) to state Qodo's star gate and its documented trigger.
File
Description
scripts/pr_review.py
Changes QODO_LOGIN to the open-source login and updates the tracked-reviewers comment block.
tests/test_pr_review.py
Switches Qodo fixtures to pr_review.QODO_LOGIN, retaining one literal login as a guard.
docs/pr-reviewer-reference.md
States Qodo's 200-star gate, names the tracked login, and notes the uninstalled paid identity.
docs/pr-reviewer-evaluation.md
Scopes the "record every Qodo finding" step to repositories past the star gate.
.agents/skills/pr-review-conduct/SKILL.md
Generalizes the skip-notice bullet to the reviewer's documented command (authored source).
I verified that every QODO_LOGIN usage flows through the constant (no stale hardcoded logins remain), the only surviving qodo-code-review string intentionally refers to the uninstalled paid identity, the source and generated skill copies match, and the prose follows the repository's style conventions. No objective defects were found.
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Review comments at @docs/pr-reviewer-reference.md:
- Line 17: Update the CodeRabbit eligibility statements in this comparison to
remove the outdated ten-star gate and its resulting claim about
`ProjectTemplate`; describe current free reviews for public repositories after
installation, and retain any separate trigger or usage-limit details only if
independently documented.
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## Summary
Addresses #1645. `install-tools.sh --json` and `install-tools.ps1 -Json`
write the report as one JSON object, so a scheduled reporter can read it
without parsing the table.
- **Shape:** `schema` (1), `platform`, a `tools` list, and a top-level
`notes` list for what belongs to no tool. Each tool row carries `tool`,
`installed`, `available`, `source`, `mechanism`, `status`, and that
tool's own `notes`. Windows rows also carry `scope`. A version that was
not read is `null`.
- **`mechanism`:** like `source`, it names how the script manages the
tool. On Linux it is `apt`, `binary`, or `docker-desktop` (docker inside
WSL). On Windows it is `winget`.
- **Encoding:** both sides write ASCII only. Bash has a pure-bash UTF-8
encoder, since `jq` is one of the tools the script installs and glibc
`iconv -c` passes some malformed sequences through. It drops bytes that
do not decode. PowerShell uses `-EscapeHandling EscapeNonAscii`.
- **Refusal:** the flag is refused beside any other action, before the
host is read.
- **Table output:** byte-identical to `develop` on a live host.
## Verification
- `tests/test_install_tools.py` (new, 8 tests) drives each installer's
own report functions with host reads stubbed. Every guard in the encoder
and in the note slicing was mutated, and a test failed for each one.
- On this Linux host, a live `--json` run parses as valid ASCII JSON,
and an unsupported locale adds no stderr noise.
- The encoder gives the same output on bash 4.4, 5.1, and 5.2.
- shellcheck, shfmt, PSScriptAnalyzer, markdownlint,
editorconfig-checker, cspell, ruff, mypy, pyright, the prose gate, and
`spec/validate.py` are all clean.
- **Windows is not natively verified.** The PowerShell report was
exercised under pwsh on Linux with winget stubbed. A native check is
`install-tools.ps1 -Json | ConvertFrom-Json` on a Windows host.
## Filed Along the Way (pre-existing)
- #2256: naming a tool other than the last makes `install-tools.sh` exit
1 silently, so `--json <tool>` fails today.
- #2257: under a minimal cron `PATH`, the managed binaries in
`/usr/local/bin` are missed.
- #2258: a winget version token such as `Unknown` is carried forward as
the installed version.
- #2260: a Linux note prints a path under the home directory as it is,
where the Windows script hides it.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Linux and Windows setup tools can now generate structured JSON reports
with tool versions, availability, installation source and method,
status, and relevant notes.
* The existing table report remains the default. JSON reporting is
limited to report mode; combining it with install, upgrade, or list
actions is rejected.
* **Documentation**
* Setup guides now describe the JSON report fields, including
platform-specific details.
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ptr727
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Promote develop to main: Track Qodo's Open-Source Login
Promote develop to main: Qodo's Open-Source Login and the install-tools JSON Report
Oct 1, 2026
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Review coverage for head b52ab3e, accepted by the maintainer: no reviewer can cover this head right now. Copilot has reached its weekly rate limit (#2261), and CodeRabbit has reached its free OSS limit. The promotion diff is exactly the squash commits of #2253 and #2259, each reviewed on its feature PR: #2253 by Copilot and CodeRabbit, and #2259 by CodeRabbit (no findings on its final head) plus recorded local review passes on every push.
…2265)
Refs #2264
## Summary
Two fork sessions ran `upstream-contribution-workflow` and
`session-handoff`, and hit two gaps.
**The fork-internal iteration PR.** The skill never said what happens to
it, so an agent offered to merge it into the fork's base branch once it
was green. The skill now says:
- The fork's copy of the upstream base branch is a mirror. It moves only
by syncing from upstream.
- The iteration PR targets that mirror. It stays open for the life of
the contribution and is never merged.
- Upstream changes are merged into the dirty branch, not rebased, and
the fallout is fixed in the iteration PR.
- The clean branch is a plain branch, cut fresh from the mirror tip.
- The iteration PR is closed, unmerged, only once upstream merges or
declines the upstream PR.
A constructed example (upstream moves from `A` to `B`) anchors this.
**A fork keeping state in a handoff chain.** When the `handoff` label
was missing, `handoff.py` refused and pointed at `configure.sh apply`.
That command would put the whole fleet label set and repo config on
someone else's project. When the label is missing:
| Repository | Behavior |
| --- | --- |
| Registered fleet repo | Refuses, unchanged |
| Another owner | Refuses before any further call |
| Unregistered repo of the owner's, not a fork | Refuses as registry
drift |
| Unregistered fork under the owner | Reads warn and answer as an empty
chain does. `new` refuses until given `--create-label` |
`--create-label` creates only the `handoff` label, using the definition
in `repo-config/labels.json`, reads it back to confirm, then files the
first link. If the fork has issues turned off, it stops before any
write.
`session-handoff`, `scripts/README.md`, and the carried `AGENTS.md`
"Session Scope" sentence are updated to match. The `AGENTS.md` section
is carried at verbatim fidelity, so fleet repos pick the change up on
their next resync.
## Verification
- `tests/test_handoff.py`: 134 tests, 18 of them new. Mutation checks
(owner guard, fork guard, label read-back, dry run, case-insensitive
compare, label definition) each fail a named test.
- The full `unittest discover` run passes (1937 tests).
- ruff, mypy, `prose_lint --diff origin/develop`, `spec/validate.py`,
`build_dist.py --check`, and `docker_lint.py` are all clean.
- `local-strict-review`: three passes. The first two raised 8 and 6
findings. All were fixed except one race, which is declined because it
is safe and visible. The third pass raised none, and its receipt is
recorded.
- Live read-only check: `handoff.py tracks --repo
ptr727/liquidraver-ZephCore` still lists its open handoff.
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## Summary
Blog adopted the hub Python profiles (Blog #364, promoted via #366,
closing Blog #356). This brings its registry entry into line:
- `types` gains `python`.
- `requiredSecrets` becomes `["CODECOV_TOKEN"]`, which the `python`
type's codecov mechanism requires. The token is in both the actions and
Dependabot stores.
- `pythonDirectories` becomes `["checks", "scripts"]`, matching what
every validate-task caller passes.
- The environment-secrets driftNote no longer says `requiredSecrets`
stays empty.
- A new driftNote records the maintainer's decision in Blog #356 to keep
`capture/` undeclared, and the obligations that decision forgoes.
## Verification
- Every claim above checked against live `ptr727/Blog` main.
- `spec/validate.py` passes.
- `spec/audit.py Blog` reports 0 defect/letter/error findings. The only
Python drift left is the expected one naming the `capture/` files. That
check has no driftNote suppression on a repo that declares `python`.
- Local review pass recorded over the final content (three rounds; the
first two found wording problems in the new driftNote, now fixed).
## Pre-existing, not addressed here
- The `Deploy credentials...` driftNote says the environment secret
names are declared in Blog's own `secrets.json` environments block, and
that `spec/secrets.json` has no vocabulary for them. Blog carries no
`secrets.json`, and `spec/secrets.schema.json` does define an
`environments` block.
- Blog declares no Python `profiles` while `checks/` is lint-only and
`scripts/` is the pip build shape. No rule says what a mixed-shape repo
declares, and several other Python entries also omit it.
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Document the JSON report contract in host-setup.md
host-setup/linux/README.md:60
[Medium] Add the JSON report contract to docs/host-setup.md. The host-tool change procedure requires report-behavior changes to update that fleet-level contract as well as the platform READMEs, but the central document currently exposes neither invocation nor the shared schema/version semantics. Document both platform flags and the common fields there.
## Summary
Copilot's review of promotion PR #2254 (High) found that `handoff.py`
checked the owner and fork status only when the `handoff` label was
missing. That came in with #2265. So `new` or `link` against another
owner's repository still wrote there whenever that repository happened
to carry a `handoff` label. An unregistered non-fork under the owner
slipped past the registry-drift refusal the same way. These writes run
as `gh` subprocesses, which the calling agent's write guard never sees,
so the script has to enforce the boundary itself, the way `pr_review.py`
refuses its own cross-owner writes.
`require_write_scope` now runs in `main` before the label is read, and
only for the two writing subcommands, `new` and `link`:
| Repository | Writes |
| --- | --- |
| Under another owner | Refused, with no `gh` call at all |
| Registered in `registry/repos.json` | Allowed, with no extra request |
| Unregistered under the owner, a fork | Allowed, after one `gh repo
view` that the missing-label path reuses |
| Unregistered under the owner, not a fork | Refused as registry drift |
The write scope bounds no read. `scripts/README.md` and
`session-handoff` are updated to match.
## Verification
- `tests/test_handoff.py` passes all 141 tests. A module-level patch now
makes `o/r` a fleet repository by default, so existing write cases keep
testing what they name. The new `WriteScopeCase` covers:
- a labeled repository under another owner, for `new` and `link`;
- a labeled, unregistered non-fork, for `new` and `link`;
- a labeled, unregistered fork, which still files;
- reads, which stay unbounded;
- a registered repository, which costs no extra request.
- Mutation checks each fail named tests: removing the scope call, the
owner check, or the fork check; applying the scope to reads; dropping
the cache.
- The full `unittest discover` run passes (1944 tests). mypy, ruff,
`prose_lint --diff origin/develop`, `spec/validate.py`, `build_dist.py
--check`, and `docker_lint.py` are all clean.
- `local-strict-review`: the first pass found 2 prose overclaims, both
fixed. The second pass found nothing, and its receipt is recorded.
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## Summary
Copilot's review of promotion PR #2254 raised a "previously missed"
finding against #2259's install-tools JSON report. `add-host-tool`'s
procedure says a change to report behavior must update
`docs/host-setup.md` as well as the platform READMEs, and #2259 updated
only the READMEs.
`docs/host-setup.md` now has one paragraph saying:
- the flags are `--report --json` on Linux and `-Report -Json` on
Windows, and the JSON flag applies to no other action;
- the output is one object with a `schema` number, the `platform`, a
`tools` list, and a top-level `notes` list;
- a change to what a field means raises `schema`.
For the shared fields it links to the Linux README, and for its one
added field and the values that differ it links to the Windows README.
It doesn't restate them, so a third copy of the field list can't drift.
## Verification
- `local-strict-review` checked each claim against both installers and
both READMEs and found nothing. Its receipt is recorded.
- `prose_lint --diff origin/develop`, `docker_lint.py` (markdownlint,
cspell, editorconfig), and `spec/validate.py` are all clean. The full
`unittest discover` run passes.
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On Copilot's "Previously missed" finding from the round on e0aeb72:
[Medium] Add the JSON report contract to docs/host-setup.md. The host-tool change procedure requires report-behavior changes to update that fleet-level contract as well as the platform READMEs, but the central document currently exposes neither invocation nor the shared schema/version semantics.
This was real, and #2267 fixes it (merged into develop as 3fec4f8). docs/host-setup.md now covers four things. It names both flags, --report --json on Linux and -Report -Json on Windows. It says the flag applies to no other action. It gives the shared top-level shape: schema, platform, tools, notes. And it says a change to what a field means raises schema. For the field list it links to the Linux README, and for its one added field to the Windows README, rather than keeping a third copy.
ptr727
changed the title
Promote develop to main: Qodo's Open-Source Login and the install-tools JSON Report
Promote develop to main: Fork Handoff Chains, Qodo Login, JSON Report
Oct 1, 2026
On the Balanced round's "The PR title must be shortened to satisfy the 72-character repository limit": real, and fixed. The title was 83 characters, over the 72 that GOVERNANCE.md "Pull Request Title and Commit Message Conventions" allows. It is now "Promote develop to main: Fork Handoff Chains, Qodo Login, JSON Report" (69 characters), which also names the handoff work this promotion now carries.
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Copilot review overview
🔵 Needs a closer look
The changed Blog drift note still points to a nonexistent secrets.json and misstates the environment-secret schema.
Review effort: Balanced Findings: None
Previously missed (1)
In code that hasn't changed since last review
Fix deployment-secret drift note to reference the canonical source
registry/repos.json:320
[Medium] Correct the deployment-secret drift note. This changed note still says Blog declares its environment credential names in its own secrets.json, but Blog's current main root has no such file, and spec/secrets.schema.json:48-63 already defines an environments vocabulary. The note therefore points operators to a nonexistent source of truth. Either add the real environment declaration to the intended canonical file or remove both claims and state only that environment-scoped values are not audited through requiredSecrets.
Refs #2268
## Summary
Copilot's Balanced review of promotion PR #2254 raised a "previously
missed" finding on Blog's deploy-secret drift note, which #2263
reworded. The note made two claims, and both are false:
- that `spec/secrets.json` has no vocabulary for per-environment
secrets, although `spec/secrets.schema.json` defines an `environments`
object;
- that the names are declared in Blog's own `secrets.json` environments
block, although Blog's `main` has no `secrets.json`.
The note now says only what holds: environment-scoped deploy credentials
are not checked by the audit, so `requiredSecrets` leaves them out, and
listing them there would make the audit demand them in the repository
actions store.
The same two false claims come from `spec/secrets.json` and
`spec/project-types.json`. Those predate this change and are filed as
#2268, rather than widening this one-line fix.
## Verification
- `local-strict-review` checked every clause against `spec/audit.py` and
`repo-config/configure.sh`, and against Blog's real environment and
actions stores (read-only). Its two wording points are taken, and the
confirming pass found nothing. The receipt is recorded.
- `spec/validate.py`, `prose_lint --diff origin/develop`, and
`docker_lint.py` are all clean. The full `unittest discover` run passes.
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On the Balanced round's "Previously missed" finding (on 3fec4f8):
[Medium] Correct the deployment-secret drift note. This changed note still says Blog declares its environment credential names in its own secrets.json, but Blog's current main root has no such file, and spec/secrets.schema.json:48-63 already defines an environments vocabulary.
This was real, and #2269 fixes it (merged into develop as 73b9f77). The note now says only what holds. Environment-scoped deploy credentials are not checked by the audit, so requiredSecrets leaves them out, and listing them there would make the audit demand them in the repository actions store. Copilot's thread on #2269 then led to recasting every semicolon in the registry's driftNotes. The same two false claims also appear in spec/secrets.json and spec/project-types.json. Those predate this promotion and are filed as #2268.
On the Balanced round's note (on 73b9f77), "The broad promotion includes write-safety logic and cross-platform reporting without native Windows verification":
Native Windows check of #2259's JSON report, at this head (73b9f77): pass. The maintainer ran it on a Windows host in unelevated pwsh 7.6, from a fresh clone checked out at 73b9f77.
install-tools.ps1 -Json exited 0. Its stdout parsed with ConvertFrom-Json as one object, so nothing but the JSON reached stdout.
The top-level keys are exactly schema, platform, tools, notes, with schema 1 and platformwindows. The unelevated run left the top-level notes empty.
Every one of the 9 tool rows carries all of tool, installed, available, source, mechanism, status, scope, notes, and mechanism is winget on each.
The output holds no non-ASCII character.
install-tools.ps1 -List -Json refused with -Json changes how a report is written, so it applies only to -Report and exited 1.
This closes the "without native Windows verification" note for the report path. The one path not run natively is the elevated-process note, because the script is meant to run unelevated. Its slicing logic was run under pwsh and puts the note in the top-level notes (see #2267).
Native Windows check, elevated path, at this head (73b9f77): pass. The maintainer ran it in an elevated pwsh 7.6 (administrator token confirmed), from a fresh clone at 73b9f77.
install-tools.ps1 -Json exited 0, and its stdout parsed with ConvertFrom-Json as one object. The top-level keys are still exactly schema, platform, tools, notes.
The top-level notes held exactly one entry, the elevation note: "this pwsh is elevated, and some installers fail when launched from an elevated process, so an unelevated run is the one to prefer".
No tool row carried that note. It stays out of every row's own notes, as the boundary in Show-Report intends.
The output holds no non-ASCII character.
With the unelevated run above, both report paths of #2259's Windows JSON mode are now verified natively.
## Summary
The quota-safety half of #2261, per the maintainer's answers recorded on
that issue: a generic error round is a possible quota hit after one
occurrence, and the tooling never requests into it.
- **Error rounds.** "Copilot encountered an error and was unable to
review this pull request" is what the weekly rate limit posts. The
maintainer pointed out that the real cause shows in the round's details.
`pr_review.py` now finds the reviewer's own failed Actions run on that
commit (`dynamic/agents/copilot-pull-request-reviewer`) and reads its
job log. A logged `errorType: 'rate_limit'` reports as `refusal=QUOTA`
with the reset time the log states. Anything else, an unreadable log
included, reports as `refusal=ERROR`, a possible quota hit.
- **`wait` stops requesting.** No request goes out while the pull
request's newest Copilot review is a quota or error refusal, on this
head or an earlier one, and `wait` exits `46`. A request already pending
is still polled for. Where nothing covers the head, the digest's
`refusal=` field reads that refusal from the earlier head.
- **Defect fixed.** `wait` used to send its auto-request before it
consulted the repository-wide quota signal, so an exhausted account
still spent a request. It now holds the request back under that signal
too.
- `--ignore-quota-signal` overrides both stops.
The defined-moments half of #2261 (the ruleset triggers, the local-pass
attestation, and the Merge Gate change) follows in a separate pull
request, since it rewrites this same `wait` region.
## Verification
- `python3 -m unittest tests.test_pr_review`: 507 tests pass. The
liveness payload in the stop tests is body-less, as the real `Q_LIVE`
is. Each new behavior was shown to fail with the change reverted or
mutated.
- Live check: `run_cause` against the real error round on #2254 returns
`rate_limit` with "reset on October 5, 2026 at 12:00 AM".
- Two local strict-review passes. Round 1 found 12 findings, including a
critical one: the stop was read from the body-less liveness payload, so
it never fired. Round 2 found 6. All are fixed except two deliberate
declines, the time bound from the parsed reset date and the unchanged
`#` comment at the request site.
Refs #2261
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Promotes develop to main, carrying the pull requests below. Each was already reviewed and merged into develop.
upstream-contribution-workflow, and let an unregistered fork under the owner host a handoff chain, withhandoff.py new --create-labelcreating only thehandofflabel there.handoff.py's writes whatever the label state, refusingnewandlinkagainst another owner's repository, or an unregistered non-fork, before the label is read. This answers Copilot's High finding on this promotion.docs/host-setup.md, answering Copilot's previously-missed finding on Give install-tools a JSON Report Mode a Program Can Read #2259's report mode.With the open-source login tracked,
qodo_opendouble-counts that app's threaded findings and never clears them on PlexCleaner. That is a known, loud error, accepted for this promotion and tracked in #2252.Closes #1465
Closes #1645
Closes #2264
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