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chore: promote development to main — judge fail-closed fixes, Llama-Guard on transformers 5, SLERP, GDPR documentation, issue triage and dependency gates - #1061
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chore: sync main into development (promotion merge commit #1017)
…ired PR check A dependency between issues was recorded only in prose, so nothing kept a contributor from claiming or opening a pull request for work whose prerequisite was still open, and nothing said when it opened up. - tools/issue_dependencies.py derives the `blocked` label from GitHub's native "Blocked by" links. A blocker is resolved only when it is closed as completed; one closed as not planned or as a duplicate keeps the dependent blocked and flags it `needs-triage` with one notice. Removing the label posts one comment and re-runs the failed check of the open pull requests that link the issue. - .github/workflows/issue-dependencies.yml runs it when an issue is closed or reopened, hourly (GitHub sends no event for link edits) and on demand. - .github/workflows/pr-dependencies.yml adds the "Issue dependencies" check: it fails while a linked issue (Fixes / Closes / Resolves / Refs) is blocked, unless the pull request closes every open blocker too or a maintainer sets `dependency-override`. It runs the base commit's copy of the script, never the pull request's, with a read-only token. - /assign refuses a blocked issue (the label, or an open blocker GitHub still counts, so the hourly lag leaves no gap). - CONTRIBUTING gains "Dependencies between issues"; CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, the PR template and the CHANGELOG describe the rule. Fixes #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Run the "Issue dependencies" check on pull_request_target, so the workflow and the script come from the default branch and a pull request cannot rewrite the check that judges it. Nothing from the pull request is checked out or run, and the token stays read-only. - Count a blocker as closed by the pull request only in the form GitHub closes on merge (`Fixes #N`, one keyword per issue); `Fixes#N`, `Fixes: #N`, a URL or the second issue of a list no longer exempt it. - Honour `dependency-override` only when a maintainer added it last, checked against the issue events. - Reconcile pull-request checks by state on every sync: re-run the check of any open pull request whose last result no longer matches its linked issues, in both directions, across every page of pull requests. A check still running or a failed re-run is picked up by the next run. - Re-read an issue right before unblocking it, post the notice before removing the label and make it idempotent with a marker, so a reopened blocker or a half-finished run never yields a wrong or lost notice. - Key not-completed notices by owner/repo#N; check that labels fit in one page; read pull-request descriptions in linear time (line walker for fences, str.find for HTML comments; regex.md rule 6). - /assign also refuses an issue whose blocker was closed without being completed before the label caught up. - CONTRIBUTING says the check is not yet required until branch protection lists it, and no notice is promised that may not come. Refs #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A code span delimited by two or more backticks (``Fixes #1``) was read as two empty single-backtick spans, so the reference inside stayed in the prose and counted as closing: a blocker GitHub would not close was exempted. Code spans are now paired as CommonMark pairs them, a run of N backticks up to the next run of exactly N, within one paragraph so that a stray backtick cannot hide the links in the paragraphs after it. Linear, like the rest of the reader; regression and linear-time cases added. Refs #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A reference inside an indented code block (`Fixes #5\n\n Fixes #1`) was counted as closing, so a blocker GitHub would not close was exempted. Closing references are now read without indented code blocks: a line indented four spaces or a tab opens one only at the start, after a blank line or after a heading, never as a paragraph continuation, and the block runs through indented and blank lines (linear line walker). Links are still read with those lines kept. Inside a list item, a line indented four spaces after a blank line is prose, so dropping it from the links could hide a linked blocked issue; dropping it from the closing references can only refuse an exemption. Refs #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An indented line right after a closed fence, a setext underline or a thematic break opens an indented code block in CommonMark, but the reader treated it as a paragraph continuation, so a reference in it counted as closing and exempted an open blocker. - Fenced-code lines are kept as blank placeholders instead of being dropped, so the boundary the fence made survives for the later readers. - _ends_block() adds exact setext-underline and thematic-break forms to the ATX heading check; a line such as `-_-` or `**` stays paragraph text. - Regression and linear-time cases added. Refs #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ailures Closing references: - A blocker is exempt only when GitHub's own closingIssuesReferences for the pull request lists it, and only for a pull request into the default branch. The strict closing-syntax reader (indented code, setext and thematic-break boundaries) is gone: an exemption can no longer be broader than what GitHub does, and `Fixes: #N` / `Fixes owner/repo#N` now count. - Links are read leniently from the title, the description and every commit message, plus GitHub's closing list; references are ASCII digits and whole tokens (`#5abc`, `#５` are not references); `http://` issue URLs count. - A number that names no issue (GitHub's NOT_FOUND for repository.issueOrPullRequest) is treated as no issue instead of a failure; any other GraphQL error still fails. - At most 50 linked issues, 100 commits and 50 closing references are read; more fails without a lookup. One check run per pull request at a time. Sync: - One issue that cannot be read or written no longer stops the others or the pull-request reconciliation; failures are reported and exit 1 at the end. An issue whose links could not be read is never treated as free. - `neutral` / `skipped` count as passing; a check older than 30 days is not re-run (a push re-runs it). Override events are sorted by time. An endless comment thread never triggers a repeated notice. - Manual runs only from the default branch. Messages and /assign: - An override lists what it accepts; a not-completed blocker asks for a re-plan, not a wait; an unblocked issue that still carries needs-triage says so; a context-only reference is told to drop the keyword. - /unassign never reads dependencies; a missing summary or a closed blocker makes /assign read the blocker list and count from it alone. Docs: CONTRIBUTING (rules, limits, maintainer notes, the Actions policy prerequisite), code-review.md merge conditions, PR template, CHANGELOG (advisory until required), good-first-issue links exclude `blocked`, test module count 132. Refs #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
chore(ci): enforce issue dependencies with a blocked label and a pull-request check
CONTRIBUTING, code-review.md and the CHANGELOG described the check as advisory until branch protection listed it. It is now a required check on `development`, and the repository's Actions policy allows `pull_request_target` for `.github/workflows/pr-dependencies.yml`, so the check keeps reporting after GitHub's default block of that event in public repositories (2 November 2026). Fixes #1034 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs: the Issue dependencies check is required on development
… a maintainer completes triage The Triage gate workflow (tools/triage_gate.py) keeps needs-triage on every issue until a maintainer removes it: it labels an issue however it was created, sends an issue reopened by a non-maintainer back to triage, and puts the label back, with one comment, when anyone but a maintainer removes it. A maintainer who removed the label before the workflow started is not overruled. The nightly-failure issue is created with the label, because events caused by GITHUB_TOKEN start no other workflow. CONTRIBUTING.md (Issue triage), MAINTAINERS.md (Triage), GOVERNANCE.md, the issue forms, the pull-request template, the review standard and the agent guides tell contributors not to work on, or open a pull request for, an issue that still carries the label. Fixes #1036 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tools/issue_dependencies.py also keeps a MAINTAINER_LOGINS list and also adds needs-triage (for an issue whose blocker was closed without being completed). MAINTAINERS.md now names all three lists, the test pins their parity, and CONTRIBUTING.md's Issue triage section lists that second way an issue returns to triage. Refs #1036 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review of #1041: - GitHub App logins end in "[bot]" and were rejected as invalid, so an App opening, reopening or un-labelling an issue made the gate exit 2. The login shape now allows the suffix; tests use real App logins. - The decision is a function of the issue's state (its labels, label history and reopenings), not of the event that woke the run: a replayed, delayed or cancelled run reaches the same answer, a maintainer's removal after a contributor's reopening is no longer overruled, and a second look right before the write lets a maintainer's removal in the window win. Events are ordered by (created_at, id), not by arrival, and a history of exactly 1000 events is read in full; a longer one fails closed for a non-maintainer and is reported by the sweep. - An hourly sweep gives every open issue created since TRIAGE_SWEEP_SINCE that lacks the label the same decision, which repairs a failed API call, a disabled workflow and issues that a workflow creates with its own GITHUB_TOKEN. - Runs on one issue are queued per issue (no cancel-in-progress); the job timeout is 10 minutes and a gh call 30 seconds. A former maintainer's removals stay valid (FORMER_MAINTAINER_LOGINS). - gh calls are restricted to the issues endpoints of the repository; the repository name, the action type and the sweep date are validated. - Docs: an exposed secret is rotated and an issue holding a live secret or personal data is deleted (the "never deleted" rule had no exception), triage is a point in time, the "will not be reviewed" rule is a maintainer practice listed in the review standard, label table rows for enhancement/duplicate/invalid/wontfix, the 72-hour reply target everywhere, test-module counts. - Tests pin the workflow's trigger, `if`, concurrency, checkout SHA and cone mode, the gh wrapper's refusals without starting gh, 999/1000/1001-event histories, out-of-order events and the nightly label array. Refs #1036 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ging every open issue untriaged_candidates paged the list of open issues newest-first and counted issues that already carry needs-triage against its page budget; past the budget it raised and handled none of the candidates it had found, and since labelled issues keep their place in the list, a bulk import of more than 500 issues would have stalled every later sweep. The candidates now come from the search API (open, an issue, no needs-triage, created since TRIAGE_SWEEP_SINCE), so the server does the filtering and every page entry is a candidate. A run handles at most 500 and says so; handling an issue removes it from the query, so the next run continues with the rest and no checkpoint is needed. The filters are checked again on what the (possibly lagging) index returns. gh may use the search endpoint for GET only. Refs #1036 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
chore(ci): triage gate — every new issue starts as needs-triage, only a maintainer completes triage
Fixes #407. Resolves: CR-A13-001. _slerp_merge kept the first adapter's merged state as a view of the live base model's storage, so restoring the base and merging the second adapter overwrote it and the result was always the second adapter, whatever the weights. The first state is now snapshotted. The second state is read directly (the base is not touched again until the final load) and base_state is released after the restore, which keeps peak memory at the pre-fix level. Regression tests use real local PEFT adapters, both adapter orders and five weight pairs. Co-authored-by: hiyouwhatsapp <89997383+hiyouwhatsapp@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
) (#1037) ## Summary Restore generation-based Llama-Guard scoring with transformers 5.x: explicitly request tensor output from the chat template so `generate()` receives `input_ids` rather than a `BatchEncoding`. ## Related issues Fixes #108 Resolves: CR-A06-003 Also addresses TECH-T05-001. DOC-D3B08-025 needs no documentation edit: as the maintainer explained on #108, the existing claim that the generative guard works out of the box becomes true once this code is fixed. ## Changes - Pass `return_dict=False` to `apply_chat_template`. - Handle `AttributeError` at the tokenizer/generation boundary and log the exception type when its message is empty, preserving fail-closed scoring. - Add offline tests using a real `PreTrainedTokenizerFast` for safe/unsafe verdicts and tests for attribute failures during template application, generation, and decoding. - Add the CR-A06-003 entry under the Unreleased Fixed section of CHANGELOG.md. ## Type - [x] Bug fix ## Testing - [x] `python tools/check_import_origin.py --strict` passes against this checkout. - [x] `python -m pytest tests/test_safety_advanced.py --no-cov -q`: **181 passed**, using torch 2.14.1+cpu and transformers 5.20.1. - [x] `ruff check .` passes. - [x] `ruff format --check .` passes (293 files). - [x] New tests added for changed code; no GPU, network, or model downloads required. - [ ] Full `pytest tests/` suite and the complete repository gauntlet were not rerun during this finishing pass. - [ ] CLI dry-run and live Llama-Guard model inference were not verified. ## Checklist - [x] Changes follow the existing safety module structure and Ruff style. - [x] No user-facing documentation changes needed, per maintainer guidance above. - [x] Regression tests added. - [x] No new dependencies or config fields. - [x] CHANGELOG entry under `[Unreleased]`. ## Summary by Sourcery Restore reliable and fail-closed Llama-Guard scoring across transformers 5.x while protecting moderation conversations from control-token injection. Bug Fixes: - Restore generation-based Llama-Guard scoring on transformers 5.x and fail closed when tokenizer or generation boundary errors occur. Enhancements: - Prevent prompt and response content from forging moderation chat-template boundaries by neutralising control-token strings before scoring. Tests: - Add offline regression coverage for real chat-template tensor inputs, safe and unsafe verdicts, control-token neutralisation, and attribute failures. Chores: - Record the safety fixes in the unreleased changelog. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Improved safety verdict generation compatibility with newer Transformers versions. - Safety-check failures now fail closed by returning an empty verdict instead of raising an unexpected error. - Error reporting now includes the exception type when no message is available. - Improved handling of chat-template, generation, and decoding failures. - Verdict decoding now consistently processes only newly generated output tokens. - **Documentation** - Updated the changelog with the latest safety-generation reliability improvements. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: krisnaparahita <krisnaparahita@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Cemil ILIK <cemililik@outlook.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…them (#1043) ## Summary Works through the fifteen follow-ups that the review of #1035 left for later. Each one is either implemented or closed with a reason. The owner made four decisions: - Item 2 records an override in a bot comment. - Item 3 waits for a second maintainer. - Item 10 runs the sync every 15 minutes. - Item 14 gives the three workflow scripts a coverage floor of their own. Fixes #1039 ## The fifteen items | # | Resolution | |---|---| | 1 | **Done, differently from the proposal.** A local CommonMark scanner would still be an imitation, so the description is now read as GitHub itself renders it (`POST /markdown`, `gfm`, this repository as context). `html.parser` keeps the prose outside `<code>` and `<pre>`, and every block boundary becomes a line break. The constructs listed in the issue all resolve as GitHub resolves them: a code span holding `<!--`, escaped backticks, abrupt comments, fences in quotes and list items, raw `<pre>`. GitHub's real output for 32 hostile samples is captured in `tests/fixtures/github_markdown/renders.json`. One behaviour changes: an inline `<!--` that never closes is now read, because GitHub shows it as text. The title and the commit messages are read as plain text: GitHub does not render a title as Markdown (an HTML comment or a fence marker shows there as written), and it closes issues from commit messages whatever they look like. The four line-walker readers are gone. | | 2 | **Done (owner's choice: bot comment).** A new *Record dependency override* job runs only when `dependency-override` is added. If a maintainer added it, the job comments with the head commit and the issues linked at that moment; it takes the title and description from the event payload, so an edit a second later is not accepted. The override counts only while the head is unchanged and the linked set is a subset of the recorded one. A new commit or a new link ends it, and the check says why. Only comments by `github-actions[bot]` count, so a person, or another app quoting someone, cannot forge a record. The required check `needs` the recorder (`if: !cancelled()`), so the record exists before the check reads it. | | 3 | **Closed with a reason (owner's decision).** With one maintainer, code-owner review would only add a bypass to every merge. MAINTAINERS.md now says that adding a co-maintainer turns on *Require review from Code Owners* for `development`. | | 4 | **Done.** When `/assign` cannot read the dependencies, the reply says so and tells the maintainer to check **Blocked by** before assigning (`DependencyReadError`). | | 5 | **Done.** `gh api --include` gives the headers. A list ends where GitHub announces no `rel="next"`, so an exact multiple of the page size costs no extra request. Endpoints keep their fixed `page=N` form, because GitHub's `Link` URLs use `repositories/<id>/…` paths outside the allow-list. The bounds that used to stop silently in `assign_on_comment.py` now warn or fail. | | 6 | **Done.** Reads are retried (GET, GraphQL queries, renders), 3 tries with 2 s / 4 s back-off. A retry happens on no answer, a 429 or 5xx, or a rate-limited 403, honouring `Retry-After` and the rate-limit reset up to 60 s. Writes are never repeated. This applies to both scripts. | | 7 | **Done (runbook).** A *Repository automation* section in MAINTAINERS.md lists what a rename or a transfer breaks: the `github.repository` guard, the Actions policy, branch protection and the project-board link. The guard's comment points there. | | 8 | **Closed with a reason.** No merge queue exists. The same runbook says to add `merge_group` before enabling one, or the queue waits forever for the required check. | | 9 | **Done.** Reconciliation prefers the check runs whose `pull_requests` name this pull request. It falls back to the latest run, since fork runs often name none. | | 10 | **Done (owner's choice: 15 minutes).** The cron is `2,17,32,47 * * * *`; the messages and docs say "within 15 minutes". | | 11 | **Done for pull requests; transfers closed with a reason.** `sync` removes `blocked` from open pull requests (in the reconciliation pass) and from closed ones (the closed list now keeps them). The token cannot write to the repository a transferred issue lands in, so CONTRIBUTING's maintainer notes say to remove the links and the label before transferring. | | 12 | **Done.** The unblock marker carries when `blocked` was last added (`…@<time>`), so an issue unblocked a second time gets a second notice. | | 13 | **Done.** Label history comes from GraphQL `timelineItems(last: 100, itemTypes: [LABELED_EVENT, UNLABELED_EVENT])`. The REST event pages are no longer read, so a long history cannot fail the check. | | 14 | **Done (owner's choice).** A new CI step and two gauntlet lines run the three scripts' own tests under coverage and require 90% across `tools/issue_dependencies.py`, `tools/assign_on_comment.py` and `tools/triage_gate.py` (today 95 / 94 / 100, 96 overall). `tests/test_guard_wiring.py` pins both lines, and a new test makes sure the full `pytest` run is not replaced by this subset. | | 15 | **Done, except the `gh` pin.** <ul><li>`contributing_url` points at `blob/HEAD`.</li><li>`MSG_RELEASED` says only that the person is no longer assigned.</li><li>`MSG_LIMIT` reads "You have N open assignments, and the limit is 2".</li><li>`_clean` strips ANSI sequences and non-printable characters, including bidi overrides.</li><li>A scaling ReDoS test follows `docs/standards/regex.md`: median of 5, a 10× input, a 3× tolerance. The small input repeats so timer noise cannot produce the flake seen in #72.</li></ul>The `gh` CLI stays unpinned: the scripts use only `gh api --method/--input/--include`, and downloading a binary in a job that holds a write token adds more to trust than a version drift on GitHub's own runner image costs. | ## Security notes - **The recorder job writes, but only comments.** It holds `contents: read` and `pull-requests: write`, runs only for a `labeled` event naming the override label, checks out one file from the default branch and executes nothing from the pull request. The required check stays read-only. - **No change to the Actions policy.** Both jobs live in `.github/workflows/pr-dependencies.yml`, the path the `pull_request_target` policy already allows. - **Concurrency moved to the check job.** The recorder is never cancelled by a burst of events. ## Testing - **Unit tests:** `tests/test_issue_dependencies.py` and `tests/test_assign_on_comment.py` cover every item (597 tests across the three workflow-script modules). - **Live read-only check:** run against the API before opening this PR: - the new GraphQL `label_changes` query on an issue and on a pull request; - `gh api --include` parsing of a 200, a 404 and a GraphQL error; - `Link` paging; - rendering and reading a description. - **Review round 1 (CodeRabbit):** the title is no longer rendered (it could hide a visible reference), and the full-suite wiring test rejects a narrowed CI `pytest` command. - **Full gauntlet:** the CLAUDE.md gauntlet passes locally (6,308 tests; every guard green; the new coverage step reports 96%). ## After merge - **Recorder:** check it on a real pull request: set `dependency-override`, see the record comment, push a commit, see the check turn red with the reason. - **Schedule:** confirm the first runs of the new 15-minute schedule. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Dependency checks now recognize GitHub-rendered links in pull request descriptions, titles, commits, and Development links. - Maintainer dependency overrides are recorded against the current commit and linked issues. - Pull requests are automatically rechecked every 15 minutes, with updated unblock notices and `blocked` labels removed when dependencies are resolved. - Assignment workflows now handle pagination, transient API failures, and clearer error guidance. - **Documentation** - Updated contributor and maintainer guidance for dependency automation, overrides, repository changes, and validation requirements. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary Make judge reply parsing fail closed when a quoted score block makes the verdict ambiguous, when JSON keys repeat, or when the whole reply is not an object. ## Related issues Fixes #127 Resolves: CR-A06-015 Resolves: M-A06-015 ## Changes - Accept a whole JSON object with unique keys; reject non-object JSON replies with the existing `score=None` failure sentinel. - Use `JSONDecoder.raw_decode` to scan fenced and unfenced objects. Accept exactly one score-bearing object; multiple objects fail even when their scores match. Skip consumed objects so nested data and braces inside strings are not counted twice. - Detect duplicate keys at every nesting level with `object_pairs_hook`. Log rejected replies without echoing their content. - Cover the planted-block orderings, identical repeated verdicts, duplicate keys, non-object replies, preserved plain/fenced parsing, and downstream judge failure counting. - Add an Unreleased Fixed entry for both findings. Per the maintainer's follow-up, the judge manual needs no change. ## Type - [x] Bug fix - ~~[x] New feature~~ — not applicable. - ~~[x] Documentation~~ — no manual change needed per maintainer guidance. - ~~[x] Refactoring / code quality~~ — scoped parser fix. - [x] Test coverage - ~~[x] CI / infrastructure~~ — unchanged. ## Testing - ~~[x] `pytest tests/` passes~~ — full suite and full local gauntlet not run; used the maintainer-requested focused suite. - [x] `ruff check .` passes - [x] `ruff format --check .` passes - [x] New tests added for changed code - [x] `python -m forgelm --config config_template.yaml --dry-run` works `PYTEST_ADDOPTS='-p no:rerunfailures' pytest tests/test_judge_functions.py --no-cov`: **119 passed, 6 skipped** on Python 3.11.6. The globally installed, unrelated pytest-rerunfailures plugin tries to open a socket during startup, which this sandbox forbids; it was disabled for the focused run. Existing torch-dependent cases account for the skips. No GPU, network, or model downloads were needed. Also passed: ```text ruff format --check forgelm/judge.py tests/test_judge_functions.py ruff check forgelm/judge.py tests/test_judge_functions.py python3 tools/check_bilingual_parity.py --strict python3 tools/check_bilingual_code_blocks.py --strict python3 tools/check_module_size.py --strict git diff --check ``` The bilingual guards checked 118 pairs. The module-size guard reports existing deferred-split warnings, with no new violation. The original parser on current `upstream/development` was checked separately: it returns the planted score, silently keeps a repeated score key, and returns `[1, 2]` for a non-object reply. ## Checklist - [x] My code follows the project's style (ruff formatted) and `docs/standards/coding.md` - [x] I've updated documentation if needed — no manual/mirror changes needed per the maintainer's issue comment. - [x] I've added tests for new functionality - [x] No new dependencies added - ~~[x] Config template updated~~ — no configuration fields changed. - [x] CHANGELOG entry under `[Unreleased]` CI and the supported Python-version matrix remain unverified locally. No DCO requirement was found in repository contribution/workflow files; the commit includes `Signed-off-by: krisnaparahita <krisnaparahita@gmail.com>` regardless. ## Summary by Sourcery Harden judge verdict parsing so ambiguous, duplicate-key, malformed, and non-object responses are rejected safely and consistently. Bug Fixes: - Make judge response parsing fail closed for ambiguous or malformed verdicts, duplicate JSON keys, and non-object replies while preserving the existing failure sentinel. - Ensure invalid judge responses are counted as judge failures without logging response contents. Enhancements: - Handle fenced and unfenced JSON objects conservatively while ignoring nested score fields and braces inside valid strings. Tests: - Add focused coverage for ambiguous verdicts, duplicate keys, non-object responses, malformed quoted blocks, parsing compatibility, safe rejection logging, and downstream failure counting. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Judge replies are now rejected when they contain duplicate keys, multiple or nested score objects, array-wrapped scores, or non-object responses. - Invalid replies consistently produce the existing judge-failure result. - Rejection warnings provide a general reason without exposing the original reply. - **Tests** - Expanded coverage for ambiguous, malformed, embedded, escaped, and invalid judge responses. - Added verification that rejected replies are tracked as judge failures. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: krisnaparahita <krisnaparahita@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Cemil ILIK <cemililik@outlook.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#1045) ## Summary A judge reply that used the whole 200-token budget is no longer parsed; it counts as a judge failure. This closes a path around the "exactly one score object" rule of the #127 fix. ## Related issues Fixes #1044 Resolves: CR-A06-032 (part 2). Part 1 of that finding, a configurable reply budget, stays in #553. ## Changes - `_call_api_judge`: a choice with `finish_reason` `length` or `content_filter` (any case) returns the `score=None` sentinel with a reason that names truncation. A gateway that sends no `finish_reason` cannot be checked, so its reply is parsed as before. - `_call_local_judge`: the generated token ids are checked before decoding. The reply was cut off when the cap was reached and the last token is none of the EOS ids (generation config, int or list, plus the tokenizer's). A cut-off reply is not even decoded. - One constant, `_JUDGE_REPLY_MAX_TOKENS`, sets the budget for both paths; the log line carries the cap, never the reply. - Tests: the decision table for the cut-off rule and the EOS collection, the API path (cut off, cut off after a quoted object, finished, no `finish_reason`, `finish_reason: null`, the log, the request's `max_tokens`), and the local path end to end with a stand-in `torch`, model and tokenizer (budget, cut off and not decoded, EOS at exactly the cap, EOS from a config list, short reply). No GPU, network or model download. ## Why it matters With the parser from #1038, a quoted plant followed by a long quote and a verdict that is cut off (`... My verdict: {"score": 2, "rea`) parses as score 10, because the quoted object is the only complete one. The same happens when the cap is hit before the verdict starts. Both cases are rejected now. The reproduction table is in #1044. Re-checked on the merged parser (#1038 at `1877d93`): a quoted object followed by a verdict cut off inside its object, cut off before its brace, and a fenced quote followed by a cut-off verdict all still parse as the quoted score 10. The parser's "malformed object seen" rule only looks at objects *before* a score object, so the truncation check is what rejects them. ## Trade-off A judge that writes a complete verdict and then keeps talking past the cap is now counted as a failure too (it used to parse if the object was complete). That is the false-failure side of the same cap that part 1 of CR-A06-032 addresses with a larger, configurable budget; the two cannot be told apart from the reply alone. ## Type - [x] Bug fix - [ ] New feature - [ ] Documentation - [ ] Refactoring / code quality - [x] Test coverage - [ ] CI / infrastructure ## Testing - [x] `pytest tests/` passes (6425 passed, 98 skipped, on the branch merged with `development`) - [x] `ruff check .` passes - [x] `ruff format --check .` passes - [x] New tests added for changed code; mutating each part of the fix (API check, local check, `>=` at the cap, the EOS test, EOS from the config list, both budgets) makes a test fail - [x] `python -m forgelm --config config_template.yaml --dry-run` works - The full documented gauntlet ran on this branch: exit 0. ## Checklist - [x] My code follows the project's style (ruff formatted) and `docs/standards/coding.md` - [x] I've updated documentation if needed (the judge manual does not describe reply parsing; #1042 adds that section) - [x] I've added tests for new functionality - [x] No new dependencies added - [x] Config template (`config_template.yaml`) not affected - [x] CHANGELOG entry under `[Unreleased]` - [x] The issue I link has been triaged (it does not carry `needs-triage`), or this PR links no issue 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) ## Summary by Sourcery Reject incomplete or non-text judge replies so truncated verdicts cannot be misparsed as valid scores. Bug Fixes: - Treat incomplete LLM-as-judge replies as judge failures instead of parsing potentially misleading partial verdicts. - Handle API judge responses without text content as judge failures rather than aborting evaluation. Enhancements: - Use a shared 200-token reply budget for API and local judges and report the number of incomplete replies in gate failure reasons. Documentation: - Document incomplete judge reply conditions and their effect in the English and Turkish judge manuals. Tests: - Add coverage for API and local truncation detection, EOS handling, missing response text, shared budgets, and failure reporting. Chores: - Add changelog entries for incomplete and non-text judge replies. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Incomplete AI judge responses are now treated as failures instead of producing potentially misleading verdicts. - Responses ending due to token limits or content filtering are consistently rejected for API and local evaluations. - Judge evaluations use a shared 200-token response limit, with improved end-of-sequence detection for local evaluations. - Evaluation reports include truncated-response counts, and excessive truncation can result in insufficient valid evidence. - **Documentation** - Updated the English and Turkish evaluation manuals with truncated-response handling and scoring guidance. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t the budget (#1046) ## Summary Clears the three `mypy` errors that `forgelm/judge.py` contributes to the recorded internal typing budget. No behaviour change. ## Related issues Refs #917 (acceptance criterion 1: the count is back to 106 or below). The ratchet in CI and the removal of the deferral row stay open there. ## Changes - `_load_eval_prompts`: `prompt` is declared `Any`. A row may hold a non-string value and the `isinstance` check right below drops it; the declaration said `str`. - `run_judge_evaluation`: the summary's `Optional[str]` failure reason gets its own name (`summary_failure_reason`) instead of re-binding the earlier `failure_reason: str` of the early-return branches. - `_score_eval_prompts`: the API key is cast to `str` at the one call where `is_api_judge` is known; the only caller derives `is_api_judge` from `judge_api_key is not None`. ## Measurement The budget command from `docs/roadmap/risks-and-decisions.md`, with a cold cache so the numbers are comparable (`--no-incremental`; a warm cache gave 108 for the same tree): | | Errors | Files | |---|---|---| | `development` | 109 | 35 | | this branch | 106 | 34 | `judge.py` no longer appears in the list. Under `--strict` the file still has three `no-any-return` findings (two in `_parse_judge_json`, which #1038 rewrites, and one in `_generate_response`); no gate measures them, so they are left alone here. ## Type - [ ] Bug fix - [ ] New feature - [ ] Documentation - [x] Refactoring / code quality - [ ] Test coverage - [ ] CI / infrastructure ## Testing - [x] `pytest tests/` passes (6336 passed, 98 skipped) - [x] `ruff check .` passes - [x] `ruff format --check .` passes - [x] No new tests: types only, behaviour unchanged (the existing judge tests cover all three sites) - [x] `python -m forgelm --config config_template.yaml --dry-run` works - The full documented gauntlet ran on this branch: exit 0. One earlier run failed two wall-clock ratio assertions of `TestPatternLinearity` under heavy machine load; they pass alone and on `development`, and are filed separately. ## Checklist - [x] My code follows the project's style (ruff formatted) and `docs/standards/coding.md` - [x] I've updated documentation if needed (none needed) - [x] No new dependencies added - [x] Config template (`config_template.yaml`) not affected - [x] CHANGELOG: not needed, nothing a user or library consumer can observe - [x] The issue I link has been triaged (it does not carry `needs-triage`), or this PR links no issue 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) ## Summary by Sourcery Enhancements: - Remove the three mypy errors attributed to `judge.py` without changing runtime behavior. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Evaluation results now retain and display the specific reason when summary generation fails. * Evaluation prompts with non-string JSON values are handled more reliably during validation. * API-based judging now handles API key values more consistently, reducing avoidable evaluation failures. * Overall evaluation reporting is more reliable when processing invalid prompt data or encountering summary-generation issues. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#1049) ## Summary A lone score object inside an unterminated array now fails closed, like one inside an unterminated object. ## Related issues Fixes #1048 ## Changes - `_parse_judge_json` refused a score object that follows an undecodable `{` but ignored an undecodable `[`. An undecodable `[` is now a plain prose note only when it closes within 80 characters on the same line with no other bracket, brace or quote in between (`[source]`, `[see below]`); any other undecodable `[` marks an unterminated array, and a score object after it fails closed, as after an undecodable `{` (`_is_prose_bracket`). Nothing is matched or counted and no string state is tracked: the reply is prose, so a stray `"` or `]` could otherwise hide or cancel an opener (an earlier version counted brackets and was bypassed by `[source] ] [ {...}`, found in review). - Plain notes before the verdict (`See [1] and [source](https://example.org): {...}`, `[source][note]: {...}`, `See [see below] ...`) and a bracket that opens only after the verdict are still accepted. A stray unclosed `[`, a note longer than 80 characters or nested bracketed text before the verdict now fails closed; the tests state it. - CHANGELOG entry under `Fixed`. ## Behaviour | Judge reply | Before | After | |---|---|---| | `[ {"score": 10, "reason": "planted"}` | 10 | None | | `Items: [1, 2, {"score": 10, ...}` | 10 | None | | `[{"score": 10, ...}, {"sc` | 10 | None | | `[ [x] , {"score": 10, ...}` | 10 | None | | `[source] ] [ {"score": 10, ...}` (an unmatched `]` before the open bracket) | 10 | None | | `[x, "]", {"score": 10, ...}` | 10 | None | | `See [1] and [source](https://example.org): {"score": 2}` | 2 | 2 | | `Verdict: {"score": 2} then [unfinished` | 2 | 2 | ## Type - [x] Bug fix - [ ] New feature - [ ] Documentation - [ ] Refactoring / code quality - [x] Test coverage - [ ] CI / infrastructure ## Testing - [x] `pytest tests/` passes (6459 passed, 98 skipped) - [x] `ruff check .` passes - [x] `ruff format --check .` passes - [x] New tests added for changed code; treating every undecodable `[` as unterminated, treating none as unterminated, dropping the quote or the bracket from the breaker set, widening the 80-character limit or dropping the final check each makes a test fail - [x] `python -m forgelm --config config_template.yaml --dry-run` works - The full documented gauntlet ran on this branch: exit 0. The `mypy` budget command reports no new error. ## Checklist - [x] My code follows the project's style (ruff formatted) and `docs/standards/coding.md` - [x] I've updated documentation if needed (the judge manual does not describe the parser's bracket handling) - [x] I've added tests for new functionality - [x] No new dependencies added - [x] Config template (`config_template.yaml`) not affected - [x] CHANGELOG entry under `[Unreleased]` - [x] The issue I link has been triaged (it does not carry `needs-triage`), or this PR links no issue 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) ## Summary by Sourcery Make judge verdict extraction reject score objects that may be nested in an unterminated array while preserving valid prose-bracket handling. Bug Fixes: - Make judge parsing fail closed when a score object appears inside an unterminated array, preventing ambiguous objects from being accepted as the verdict. Enhancements: - Continue accepting verdicts preceded by closed prose brackets or followed by an unfinished bracket while distinguishing those cases from open arrays. Tests: - Add coverage for unterminated arrays, nested and malformed bracket cases, and valid closed prose notes around verdicts. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved judge result parsing to reject ambiguous score objects found within unterminated, nested, truncated, or mismatched array-like text. * Continued accepting valid score objects alongside properly closed prose citations or unmatched opening brackets occurring after the verdict. * **Tests** * Added regression coverage for invalid bracket structures and valid results with closed citations before, or unmatched brackets after, the score. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the code; harden the user-manual schema guard (#1050) ## Summary Finishes #101 (theme D0-6, *Personal data: audit and masking coverage*, 30 findings) and the neighbouring pages that carried the same root cause: documentation, help text, field descriptions, comments and site copy that presented PII masking, the erasure commands and the retention horizons as stronger than the code makes them, plus the guard that should have caught a `chat:` / `output:` block Pydantic rejects. After the first version of this pull request was reviewed, a second pass re-checked every statement against the running commands and the official texts, and a third pass (fact-check, legal and language review, mutation testing) re-checked that delta; this description covers the pull request as it now stands. **This is compliance wording. Please read the before/after table and the legal sign-off list.** ## Related issues Fixes #101. Refs #428, Refs #429, Refs #444, Refs #241, Refs #243, Refs #589, Refs #172, Refs #295, Refs #275, Refs #393, Refs #351, Refs #630, Refs #757, Refs #368, Refs #743, Refs #586, Refs #595, Refs #768, Refs #724, Refs #798, Refs #601, Refs #574, Refs #719, Refs #179, Refs #509, Refs #554, Refs #555, Refs #680, Refs #567, Refs #610, Refs #789. Each of these is a per-page or per-module issue of the October review whose documentation findings this change resolves in whole or in part; a maintainer ticks the findings and closes the ones that are complete (the GPU-cost, encryption-at-rest and notebook issues are, for example). Not worked on, mentioned for context: the `purge --kind artefacts` resolver rewrite stays with the artefacts issue (see the note posted on it) and the chat and `gpu_profiles` blocks the guard lists as known-open belong to other tracked issues; this change also corrects the content of the chat page those issues describe. New issues for what this change found but does not do: #1051 (phone numbers masked only partly), #1052 (wizards omit the retention block at defaults), #1053 (`forgelm ingest` rows have no `id`), #1054 (`--check-policy --config` needs a complete config), #1055 (native review of the DE/FR/ES/ZH strings), #1056 (site localization polish), #1057 (legal sign-off of the wording). ##⚠️ Localization exception `docs/standards/localization.md` keeps German, French, Spanish and Chinese as deferred tiers. As in #1000 (owner decision), **I wrote the DE / FR / ES / ZH site strings myself with no native review**; English and Turkish are authoritative. #1055 tracks the review. Touched keys: `home.cap.gdpr.body`, `home.use.domain.body`, `features.data.pii.body`, `compliance.gdpr15.body`, `compliance.gdpr17.body`, `compliance.art10.body`, `features.gov.{access,purge}.{title,body}`, `privacy.body`, `wizard.retention.*` (title and five hints). The legal pages' "last updated" date moved to 2026-10-22 because the privacy text changed; it is one key shared with the terms page (#1056). ## What this changes for a deployer | Topic | Said | Now says | |---|---|---| | **Article 17(3)(b)** | it "preserves audit / accounting records as a legal-obligation defence"; the audit log is "the legal-obligation record"; AI Act log duties as the example | it disapplies erasure only to the extent a specific Union or Member State obligation (or a public-interest task) requires the processing; keeping entries needs a documented basis; ForgeLM never edits or deletes an entry | | **Article 15 / 17 framing** | "Article 17 erasure with purge and Article 15 access with reverse-pii"; "zero matches is a valid answer" | `reverse-pii` is an input to an Article 15 response, `purge` one step of an Article 17 erasure (trained weights unchanged); a complete response also needs an identity check, one month (12(3)), a copy of the data, the 15(1)(a)-(h) information and the 15(2) safeguards, Article 19 notices, and refusal reasons within one month (12(4)); zero matches does not answer an access request | | **Digest correlation** | query with `--salt-source env_var` to match purge digests | byte-identical only for the same value, `--output-dir` and `FORGELM_AUDIT_SECRET` state, in the default plaintext mode; `--salt-source` is a hash-mask scan for externally masked corpora: not needed for the digests to match, and on a plaintext corpus it reports zero matches even when the person is there (verified end to end; the earlier advice was wrong) | | **Salted digests** | no personal data leaves the log | personal data (recital 26), and pseudonymisation (Art. 4(5)) only if the salt is kept separately; by default the salt file sits next to the log | | **Retention horizons** | "honour" GDPR deadlines, staging TTL is a scheduled cleanup, wizard "matches EU AI Act guidance" | operator-set limits that `--check-policy` reports and never enforces; defaults are ForgeLM choices; no `retention:` block checks nothing, `retention: {}` enables defaults, `0` stops a report; age source is the run's first audit event, else the log's first event, else mtime (so a shared output directory can report a fresh bundle as overdue); ForgeLM creates neither `raw_documents/` nor `ingestion_output/` | | **CI gate / exit codes** | `jq '.violations \| length'`; usage errors exit 1 | `jq -e '.success == true and has("count") and .count == 0'` under `set -o pipefail`; argument-parser usage errors exit 2; the purge JSON envelope section is regenerated from real output | | **`purge --kind artefacts`** | deletes the run's compliance bundle | matches files under `compliance/` whose names contain the run id, so it finds nothing in the standard bundle, emits `data.erasure_failed` (`NoMatchingArtefacts`), exits 1 and deletes nothing; the help text and the error say why | | **PII detectors** | "what GDPR / AI Act Article 10 cares about"; nine categories; German Steuer-ID and French NIR "checksum / key validation"; audit report lists row indices; audit "catches what masking missed" | common structured identifiers, personal data under Art. 4(1); eight detectors, the German ID-card serial and the NIR are shape-only; the report carries counts; `forgelm audit` re-applies the same regexes; `--pii-ml` counts names and locations and reports no `organization` for English | | **GPU-cost page** | a `run_complete` audit event, a model-card cost block, `--gpus`, `nvidia-smi`, a price table that did not match the code | what `_collect_resource_usage` records and where, the real price table and `cost_source` values, the CPU/MPS placeholder rate, a calibration recipe that runs | | **Chat page** | GGUF loading, a YAML `seed:`, `max_length` history, an invented transcript | no GGUF, no seed or greedy mode, last 50 pairs, the real REPL output and every flag | | **Site (six languages)** | masking as automatic; "every row of every split"; "forensically linked" | masking is opt-in (`--pii-mask`); lines containing an identifier you supply, literal and case-sensitive; `0` stops a retention report | | **QMS SOPs / SOC** | "minimum 5 years"; salted SHA-256 "needs no encryption" | a policy-set period (Art. 5(1)(e); Art. 18 is a separate duty); digests are personal data and the log and salt are encrypted alike | ## Changes - Documentation: GDPR guide, purge / reverse-pii / configuration / compliance-summary / event-catalog references, GDPR, GDPR-erasure, human-oversight, PII-masking, PII-ML, audit, ingestion, GPU-cost, chat and LoRA manual pages (EN and TR together), design note, QMS SOPs, deployer guide, localization glossary, `sync-bilingual-docs` skill scope. - Code text only (behaviour, flags and exit codes unchanged): `--help` and epilog strings, field descriptions, docstrings and comments, wizard prompts, the `--kind artefacts` error and the `ingest --pii-mask` note. `config.py`, `_parser.py` and `_purge.py` keep their module-size budgets. - Guard `tools/check_usermanual_schema_drift.py`: top-level blocks are checked everywhere (including full-config summary blocks); two exemption tables with reasons; one block per row per language; unreadable blocks fail; YAML 1.2 booleans; missing PyYAML exits 1; success line counts what was walked. 104 tests; two real snippets it flagged are fixed (`lora.md`, `model-card.md`). - Tests: Article 17(3) invariant per sentence over every public text file; broader retired-phrase lists with line numbers; positive pins for the CI gate, the correlation rule and the exit-2 wording; pages checked against the code (price table, chat flags, detector count); real-exporter `--kind artefacts` tripwire (checked by mutation); site tests per locale and for static fallbacks. ## Finding by finding (#101) | Finding | Resolution | |---|---| | CR-A11-001 (primary) | page rewrite (#1000), runnable example and real output line, `--pii-ml` pointer, the correlation rule and regression tests (this PR) | | CR-A17a-007 | guard and chat / GPU-cost examples (this PR); the gdpr.md block was removed by #1000 | | TECH-T11-002 | Art. 17(3)(b), 5(1)(e), 87 / 32 / 4(1) citations, "compliant out of the box" (this PR) | | DOC-D3B02-001, -007, -008, -009, -010, -024; DOC-BYAML-004 | fixed by the page rewrite in #1000; pinned by retired-phrase tests (EN and TR) | | DOC-D3B02-047 | example passes `--output-dir`, shows the real output line (pinned against the real command) | | DOC-BLEGAL-004 (+ design lines), -005 | Art. 17(3)(b) rewording | | DOC-BLEGAL-041, -047 | site cards in six languages; -050 hedged by #1000, pinned | | DOC-BLEGAL-064, -097, -146, DOC-BFIELD-019 | retention wording and field descriptions | | DOC-BLEGAL-068, -179, -180, -126, DOC-D3B07-044 | PII tier / detector citations | | DOC-D1B05-017, DOC-D2B02-025 | legacy staging marker documented | | DOC-D1B05-005 | **documented, not fixed**: warning in the guide, references and manual, in `--help` and in the error, pinned by a tripwire that fails on purpose when the resolver is fixed. The code half is noted on the artefacts issue | | DOC-D2B02-024, -051 | fixed by #999 / #1000; now pinned | ## Trade-offs worth your review - **`purge --kind artefacts`** is documented rather than fixed (owner decision). - **Known-open guard rows** keep the two fabricated blocks visible; fixing a page forces its row to be deleted. - **Scope.** The second pass widened the diff beyond #101's 30 findings because the same false statements sat on the pages next to them (GPU cost, chat, PII masking, QMS, human oversight). Larger neighbours that need code are filed, not fixed. - **Legal wording.** The statements listed in #1057 were checked against the official texts but not by a lawyer. - **Wording I could not verify here:** the DE / FR / ES / ZH strings (#1055) and the claim about Presidio versions, which I left out of the documentation. ## Review process Each step (erasure / retention, PII citations, GDPR page and site, guard) got two review rounds with independent agents (legal and factual, bilingual and language quality, mutation testing, operator walkthroughs against the running commands). The open pull request then got two independent whole-diff reviews; their findings were checked against the code before applying (one of them showed that the correlation advice added in an earlier round was wrong, and it is corrected on eight surfaces plus an end-to-end test). The tests and the guard were then mutation-tested (237 mutants; the real gaps are closed), the documentation was fact-checked against the running commands, and the legal wording and the Turkish and site strings were reviewed against the official texts. ## Type - [x] Bug fix (documentation, help text and comments that stated more than the code does) - [x] Documentation - [x] Test coverage - [x] CI / infrastructure (the user-manual schema-drift guard) ## Testing - [x] `pytest tests/` passes - [x] `ruff check .` passes - [x] `ruff format --check .` passes - [x] New tests added for changed code - [x] `python -m forgelm --config config_template.yaml --dry-run` works - [x] The full CLAUDE.md gauntlet exits 0 on the final commit (guards, mypy strict, `node --test`, bandit warnings only) ## Checklist - [x] Ruff formatted; module-size budgets unchanged - [x] English docs and their Turkish mirrors updated together (`check_bilingual_parity` / `check_bilingual_code_blocks` pass) - [x] CHANGELOG entry under `[Unreleased]` - [x] The issue I link (#101) has been triaged (no `needs-triage`) and is not blocked; the issues referenced above carry no `blocked` label 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Clarified the scope and limitations of `purge` and `reverse-pii`, including matching requirements, audit digests, retention reporting, and steps needed to complete access or erasure responses. * Updated guidance for PII detection and masking, chat behavior, GPU cost reporting, retention settings, and supported configuration. Clarified that retention checks report overdue items without deleting them and corpus erasure does not change trained weights. * Revised compliance, configuration, and operational guidance in English and Turkish, with related updates to other translated site content. * **Validation** * Expanded strict documentation checks to flag unreadable YAML, undeclared top-level blocks, and stale exceptions.** <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
) ## Summary Fix the first `forgelm ingest` example in both Document Ingestion user-manual pages so it runs as shown, and show the output `summarize_result` actually prints. ## Related issues Fixes #395 (CR-A12-004) ## Changes - `docs/usermanuals/en/data/ingestion.md` and `docs/usermanuals/tr/data/ingestion.md`: keep `--chunk-tokens 1024`, add `--tokenizer "Qwen/Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct"`, and replace the invented tick-mark output with the real `Ingestion summary` / `Files (in/out)` layout. The shell block is identical in both languages because CLI output is English-only; no Turkish narrative text changed. - `tests/test_usermanual_reference_consistency.py`: add `TestIngestionPageQuickExampleStaysRunnable`, parametrized over `("en", "tr")`. It extracts the first `forgelm ingest` shell block, joins the continuation lines, parses it with `shlex.split`, asserts `--chunk-tokens` comes with `--tokenizer`, and asserts the page shows the `summarize_result` labels. - `CHANGELOG.md`: one entry under `## [Unreleased]` -> `### Fixed`. ## Testing Run from the repository root: - `pytest tests/test_usermanual_reference_consistency.py --no-cov` -> `123 passed` - `python3 tools/check_cli_help_consistency.py --strict` -> OK, 515 invocations match the parser - `python3 tools/check_bilingual_code_blocks.py --strict` -> OK, 118 pairs - `python3 tools/check_bilingual_parity.py --strict` -> OK, 118 pairs - `python3 tools/check_usermanual_self_contained.py --strict` -> OK, 134 pages - `ruff format --check .` and `ruff check .` (pinned `ruff>=0.4.0,<0.16.0` as CI installs) -> clean The four new test cases fail on the current `development` docs (no `--tokenizer`, no `Ingestion summary`/`Files (in/out)`) and pass with this change. ## Type - [x] Bug fix - [ ] New feature - [x] Documentation - [ ] Refactoring / code quality - [x] Test coverage - [ ] CI / infrastructure ## Checklist - [x] My code follows the project's style (ruff formatted) - [x] I've updated the English page and its Turkish mirror in the same PR - [x] I've added a regression test - [x] No new dependencies added - [x] CHANGELOG entry added under `[Unreleased]` - [x] The linked issue has been triaged (no `needs-triage`) and is assigned to me ## Summary by Sourcery Make the Document Ingestion quick-start examples runnable and accurately reflect the tool's output. Bug Fixes: - Make the Document Ingestion quick-start examples runnable by pairing chunk sizing with an explicit tokenizer and documenting the actual ingestion summary output. Documentation: - Update the English and Turkish ingestion manuals with accurate command output and follow-up paths. Tests: - Add bilingual regression coverage to validate the quick-start command and its documented summary labels. Chores: - Record the documentation correction in the unreleased changelog. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Documentation** - Updated the English and Turkish ingestion quick-start examples to show a detailed ingestion summary, including file counts, output totals, format breakdowns, and masking notes. - Added follow-up commands for auditing or training with the generated output. - Clarified that `--chunk-tokens` should be used with a tokenizer. - **Tests** - Added checks that both examples include the tokenizer option and display the expected summary labels. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
…) (#1058) Closes #1054. ### Summary When running `forgelm purge --check-policy --config <path>`, operators frequently supply a YAML containing only a `retention:` section for scheduled retention sweeps, rather than an entire training configuration (which would otherwise require `model`, `lora`, `training`, and `data` blocks). ### Changes - Updated `_maybe_load_config` with `allow_retention_only: bool = False` (used by `_run_purge_check_policy`). If the YAML file contains a `retention:` block without training/model sections, it validates against `RetentionConfig` directly and returns a namespace holding the validated `retention` model. - Invalid `retention:` blocks continue to raise structured `ConfigError` and exit with `EXIT_CONFIG_ERROR` (1). - Added comprehensive unit tests in `tests/test_gdpr_erasure.py::TestCheckPolicyStrictLoad`: - `test_check_policy_retention_only_config_succeeds` - `test_check_policy_retention_only_invalid_exits_config_error` - All 60 tests in `tests/test_gdpr_erasure.py` pass. ## Summary by Sourcery Support retention-only configuration files for `purge --check-policy` while preserving strict validation and configuration error handling. New Features: - Allow `purge --check-policy --config` to load YAML files containing only a `retention:` section. Bug Fixes: - Ensure invalid retention-only policies and malformed partial configurations return structured configuration errors instead of being ignored. Enhancements: - Preserve full-config validation for files containing any top-level key beyond `retention:` and omit raw configuration values from retention validation errors. Documentation: - Document retention-only configuration support for GDPR retention-policy checks in English and Turkish guides, references, and user manuals. Tests: - Add coverage for retention-only policies, null retention blocks, invalid values, unexpected top-level keys, missing files, and protected validation errors. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> <!-- coderabbit-ai-generated:v1 --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Policy checks accept either a full training configuration or a configuration file containing only `retention:`. * An empty `retention:` block reports nothing to enforce and exits successfully. * Successful checks return a JSON report with a success status, violation details, and a count. * **Bug Fixes** * Files with other top-level keys are validated as full configurations. Invalid settings, malformed YAML, and missing files produce errors; validation messages do not expose supplied values. * **Documentation** * Updated the retention-policy guidance to describe accepted configuration formats. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Chirag Jangir <184008125+chiragjangiir@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Cemil ILIK <cemililik@outlook.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 8: Update the GDPR erasure description so its cleartext claim applies
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developmentsince #1017 tomain. This is not a release:pyproject.tomlstays at0.11.1rc1, the CHANGELOG entries stay under[Unreleased], and no tag follows.Source:
beea6f6. Merge base:de93cd7, the merge commit #1017 created, which #1026 already brought back intodevelopment.mainhas no commit thatdevelopmentlacks, so this pull request starts up to date.What is in it
AttributeError(#1045; #1044). A lone score object inside an unterminated array fails closed (#1049; #1048). Three mypy errors injudge.pyare cleared (#1046; #917). Llama-Guard generation scoring works again on transformers 5.x, and control-token strings in the prompt and response are neutralised before the guard's chat template is applied (#1037, a contributor; #108).forgelm purge --check-policyaccepts a config file whose only top-level key isretention:(#1058, a contributor; #1054).blockedlabel, an/assignguard and theIssue dependenciespull-request check, required ondevelopment(#1035, #1040; #1034), with the override bound to the head commit and links read as GitHub renders them (#1043; #1039). The triage gate: every new issue starts asneeds-triage, and only a maintainer completes triage (#1041; #1036).mainback intodevelopmentafter #1017 (#1026).What merging this does
site-deploy.ymlruns on a push tomainthat touchessite/ordocs/usermanuals/, and this touches 7 site files and 16 user-manual pages, each in English and Turkish. The deployed pages change:triage-gate.ymlandissue-dependencies.ymlrun on issue events and schedules, which GitHub takes from the default branch, so they are already live ondevelopment; their copies onmainchange nothing.pr-dependencies.ymlusespull_request_target, which runs the base branch's copy, so after this merge, pull requests that targetmainalso get theIssue dependenciescheck.main's branch protection does not require it.publish.ymlruns on a release tag only.Behaviour changes a user can see
AttributeErrorat the guard boundary scores the pair as a failure.forgelm purge --check-policy --configaccepts a file whose only top-level key isretention:. Any other file is still validated as a full config.forgelm purge,forgelm reverse-piiandforgelm ingest --pii-maskchanged; flags and exit codes did not.Related issues
Closed when their pull requests merged into
development: #1054, #395, #101, #1048, #1044, #127, #1039, #108, #407, #1036, #1034. Partly addressed and still open: #917 (#1046), and the issues whose documentation half #1050 corrected (listed in that pull request).Notes for reviewers
Main: preserve branch historyruleset requires. Afterwards, bringmainback intodevelopmentwith a synchronization pull request (merge commit).Type
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beea6f6(thedevelopmenthead):lint,validate(the 32 guards and the config dry run) andteston Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13 all succeeded; 6,747 passed, 22 skipped.cbac6b9, the commit before fix(purge): accept retention-only config file for --check-policy (#1054) #1058, succeeded (08:20 UTC, 2026-10-23).development.Checklist
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