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Fix the wizard's Compliance step and field labels, guard CI against failure masking, correct monitoring copy - #954
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STEP_RENDERERS['compliance'] called appendDetail, which only the dataset, training and operations renderers declared as local helpers. Every visit threw a ReferenceError after the risk select and before the Article 9 risk-assessment textareas, the vulnerable-groups row and the benchmark and LLM-judge controls, so strict tiers could never pass the step and the controller's counter, YAML preview and saved state stopped for it. Declare appendDetail once at the wizard's shared scope, taking the state explicitly, and delete the three local copies. Extract the VM + DOM-shim seam into tests/site/wizard_harness.cjs so every browser-wizard test runs the shipped renderers through one shim, and add render smoke coverage for every step across all risk tiers, both detail modes and every optional gate. The new tests fail on the previous wizard.js (12/12, "appendDetail is not defined") and pass now. Finding: F-W1-SITE-01. Validation: node --test tests/site/*.test.cjs (43 pass); headless Chromium audit of 10 scenarios x 9 steps on the served site: no exceptions, counter / YAML preview / persisted step consistent on every step, and a keyboard-only high-risk Compliance flow advances to Operations once filled. Fixes #879 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Text, number, slider, select and textarea captions were sibling <label> elements without `for`, and their controls had no id. Chromium named the text inputs after their placeholders and left selects, number inputs and sliders unnamed; clicking a caption focused nothing. Only the monitoring interval and the wrapped checkbox labels were associated. Give every captioned control a stable, unique id derived from the state field it edits (wizard-field-<kebab-field>) and point its caption at it with `for`. Each step renders a field at most once, so step and accordion re-renders rebuild the same ids. The LoRA method caption names its group of method buttons through role="group" + aria-labelledby, since a <label> cannot name buttons. Checkbox labels keep wrapping their toggles. Add DOM-level regressions that render every step across every conditional branch: each control's caption, id uniqueness and stability, re-rendering toggles and accordions, wrapped checkboxes and the group name. They fail on the previous wizard.js and on swapped, missing or duplicated ids. Validation: node --test tests/site/*.test.cjs (47 pass). Headless Chromium audit of 10 scenarios x 9 steps (all risk tiers, beginner and expert) on the served site, EN and TR: 375/375 controls labelled, accessible names from label[for] (none empty or placeholder-derived), real-mouse caption clicks focus their control, Tab reaches every control, no duplicate ids or exceptions; the first invalid field announces its caption. Fixes #950 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
testing.md forbids `|| true` in CI, but the only failure-masking check,
test_no_gauntlet_short_circuits_on_failure, read the three documented
gauntlets and only for the literal `|| true`. Appending `|| true` to the
validation job's `node --test` step left all 16 wiring tests green, and so
did `|| :`, `|| exit 0`, `| tee` without pipefail, `set +e`, a step-level
`continue-on-error`, and `cmd && echo ok` followed by another line, whose
failure bash's errexit ignores. The gauntlet check itself accepted
`{ pytest tests/ || true; }` once all three documents carried it.
Add tools/check_ci_failure_masking.py. A small POSIX-shell lexer and
parser read every workflow and composite-action `run:` block and the three
gauntlets, so comments, quoted prose, `python -c` programs and
here-documents are never commands. For every required command - pytest,
node --test, ruff, mypy, the forgelm CLI and the tools/ guards - it proves
a non-zero exit fails the step: no `||` fallback that can exit 0, no pipe
without pipefail, no negation, background, command substitution,
conditional branch, loop that may skip it or shell function, no errexit
gap, no continue-on-error, and a shell it can model. A no-op `|| true`
anywhere else is refused, except bandit/pip-audit immediately followed by
their severity helper reading the same report.
Wire it into ci.yml's validate job and all three gauntlets (31 -> 32),
document the rules in testing.md, and add tests with negative mutations
of the real workflows and gauntlets, including the issue's reproduction.
Mutating the guard (10 variants) turns its tests red.
Validation: guard clean on the checkout (176 required invocations across
5 workflows and 3 gauntlets); tests/test_guard_wiring.py and the new
tests (119 pass); ruff; doc-count, source-path, anchor and parity guards.
Fixes #951
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…copy Make the verifiable corrections in the monitoring-plan and webhook copy that #946 rewrote in all six locales, ahead of the native review #948 asks for. - DE/ES named the provider's Article 72 obligation with terms the AI Act does not use. Use its own: "Beobachtung nach dem Inverkehrbringen" and "vigilancia poscomercialización" (FR already used "surveillance après commercialisation"), as worded in Art. 72 on the Commission's AI Act Service Desk. - FR/ES dropped "metadata" from the hint, blurring ForgeLM's optional record with the provider's system; restore it. - DE used both "Überwachung" and "Monitoring" for the external stack; keep the site's "Monitoring". FR and TR mixed curly and straight apostrophes within a value; use the straight form the rest of each locale uses. The ZH webhook text alone used ASCII punctuation and "endpoint"; use the full-width forms and 端点 of the surrounding copy. - TR docs: replace a leftover "post-market monitoring" with "pazar sonrası izleme", "EU Genel Veri Koruma Tüzüğü" with "AB ...", and the curly apostrophes #946 introduced. Record Yasası versus Tüzük, post-market monitoring and drift in the localization glossary. The new validation and interval keys keep their English fallback, per the deferred-tier policy. Pin the metadata / Art. 72 / Annex IV point 9 distinction, the official terms and the punctuation in the wizard tests; both new tests fail on the previous translations. Validation: node --test tests/site/*.test.cjs (49 pass); site chrome, bilingual spine, TR-mirror link, self-contained manual, anchor and site claims guards. Refs #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Opus review of baf98de (no blockers); verified fixes: - DE cites annex points as "Nummer" (Art. 43(1): "Anhang III Nummer 1"): "Annex IV Nummer 9". FR/ES gain the article a sentence subject needs ("l'Annex IV", "el Annex IV"), as the site already writes elsewhere. - DE/FR/ES give "YAML" the gender each locale uses everywhere else (das / le / el YAML) in both webhook toggle strings. - TR: restore the wizard's informal register in the Operations step description, write "metadata'sını" like the rest of the TR copy, use "aktarım sistemi" for the metrics exporter in both configuration references, "AB" instead of "EU" in two QMS SOPs, and drop the English "monitoring" from the compliance page's Article 9 card. - Glossary: describe how TR pages actually name the EU AI Act, widen the "kayma" note to the threshold shift the guides also call that, and add the metrics-exporter row. - Tests: accept the forms a native review may choose (Anhang IV, l'annexe IV, 附件四, Ek IV; 上市后监测; piyasaya arz sonrası izleme) and ignore citations such as 17(1)(h) and code tokens such as endpoint_env in the Chinese checks; name them for what they check. Both still fail on the translations before baf98de. - CHANGELOG: write for users, name the interval key, and limit the Chinese and apostrophe claims to the copy actually changed. Left for the native-review packet on #948: Anhang IV localisation, FR apostrophe typography, ES variety, ZH site-wide punctuation, citation styles, and the EN "detailed plan" wording of Annex IV point 9. Validation: node --test tests/site/*.test.cjs (49 pass); site chrome, bilingual spine and code-block, TR-mirror link, schema-drift, YAML snippet and anchor guards. Refs #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Opus review of 71beb85 and d03d851 (no blockers); verified fixes: - Keyboard activation of a control that re-renders the step (gate and feature toggles, the risk select, option cards) dropped focus to <body>, so revealing conditional fields cost a keyboard user their place. All such controls now carry stable ids (checkboxes keep their wrapping label; cards use controlId(field) + '-' + option) and render() refocuses the rebuilt control with the same id; a step change finds no such id. - "required for risk tier" badges ran into the caption in the accessible name ("…evaluationrequired…" on locked toggles); a text space keeps them separate words whatever the label's CSS display. - appendDetail now builds every per-field detail paragraph (makeToggle and the max-loss row built theirs inline); comments no longer claim accordions re-render. - Tests: render every step after a failed Next (error rows), assert no aria-label/aria-labelledby hides a caption, require ids on every control that re-renders the step, pin the badge spacing, share hasClass/isElement through the harness. A planted undefined call in an error branch, an aria-label override, a removed badge space and a removed checkbox id now each fail the suite. - Docs: the YAML round-trip test, not the shared harness, picks the Python interpreter; test-module counts 128 -> 129 in CONTRIBUTING.md and the EN/TR architecture reference. Validation: node --test tests/site/*.test.cjs (51 pass). Headless Chromium with real key events: Space on the benchmark, judge, webhook and GaLore toggles, ArrowDown on the risk select and Enter on a trainer card keep focus, and Tab then reaches the revealed field; Next on an invalid step still focuses its first invalid field; locked-toggle and meta-input names read "... required for risk tier". Full audit (10 scenarios x 9 steps): 375/375 labelled, no duplicate ids or exceptions. Refs #950, #879 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Opus review of b16f23d (no blockers, four majors), every shape checked against bash 5.2 in a container with always-failing stub commands: - `exit $?` / bare `exit` re-raise only directly after `||`; inside a group `$?` is the previous command's status, so `|| { echo …; exit $?; }` (which testing.md recommended) masked the failure. An earlier `exit` that may leave 0 now counts, and only a literal code or a status captured first (`|| { rc=$?; …; exit "$rc"; }`) re-raises. Docs fixed. - Nested shells parse flag clusters that take an option name (`bash -euo pipefail -c '…'` was skipped entirely, which let a step disable the guard itself), read `bash ci/x.sh` scripts from the repository, and flag scripts piped into a shell. - errexit is modelled as bash applies it: a `{ … }` group's status after a failure ignored inside it does not end the shell, `set -e` cannot undo an ignored context, and `set +e` in an item counts before its command (also via `command`, `builtin` and `shopt -o`). - `.github/workflows/*.yaml` are scanned (also by test_guard_wiring.py), and `uses:` of a local composite action that runs a required command must not carry continue-on-error. - Fail closed on what it cannot follow: `${{ }}` literals that paste shell syntax or supply the command, required commands named behind unknown wrappers (`$PY -m pytest`), EXIT/ERR traps that exit 0, `eval`, `for` loops without a fixed word list, and substitutions inside `${…}`, `[[ … ]]`, unquoted here-documents, nested shells and `find -exec`. `coverage run`, `stdbuf`, `xvfb-run`, `uv run --with …` and `env --chdir` are modelled. - Parse `2>&1` after compounds, `(( … ))`, C-style `for`, `;&` and `$(case …)`; unparseable steps fail closed only when they name a required command. Deep nesting, malformed YAML and non-mapping shapes are findings, not tracebacks; has_required is memoised. - Docs no longer claim completeness: the guard accepts only shapes it can prove (capture-and-reraise, PIPESTATUS, wait and every-branch forms are rejected and documented); custom shells are bash, sh or dash; the continue-on-error rationale comment is a review rule. code-review.md now agrees with testing.md on continue-on-error. Validation: 133 differential cases vs bash 5.2: 0 false negatives, 0 crashes (18 documented conservative rejections); 180 guard/wiring tests; 11 of 12 guard mutations fail the suite (the remaining one is equivalent on realistic input); guard clean on the checkout (176 invocations). Refs #951 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ntroller Address the second wizard review round: - The auto-revert toggle only refreshed the YAML preview, so "Max acceptable loss" stayed hidden after turning it on and stayed visible after turning it off until something else re-rendered the step. The Compliance crash fixed in #879 had hidden this. makeToggle now takes a `reveals` flag and re-renders for toggles that show or hide fields. - render() keeps the caret, not only focus, when another tab's change re-renders the field being edited. - `.wizard-slider` sets `outline: none`; sliders now show a `:focus-visible` ring. - A controller harness (bootWizard) runs initWizard against a modal skeleton, so step bookkeeping (#879), focus restoration, Next's focus on the first invalid field and the storage handler are tested. Render tests cover the compliance toggles' detail rows, the error rows after a failed Next, and toggles that reveal fields. Removing any of these behaviours fails a test. - testing.md lists the real-browser checks a wizard markup, focus or style change still needs, since the DOM shim cannot see them. Verified in Chrome for Testing 156 (headless, over CDP): each revealing toggle and the auto-revert toggle keeps focus and Tab reaches the field it reveals; single-letter type-ahead on the risk select re-renders and keeps focus; the slider ring shows on keyboard focus; a storage event keeps focus and caret; every Tab stop of all nine steps, in two scenarios at 1280 and 375 px, shows a focus ring and no exceptions. Refs #950, #879 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Annex IV point 9 asks for "a detailed description of the system in place to evaluate the AI system performance in the post-market phase ..., including the post-market monitoring plan"; "detailed" describes the description, not the plan. The English and Turkish monitoring hints now say so. The German, French, Spanish and Chinese hints keep "detailed plan" until their native review. - The German monitoring hint used "dokumentieren", the verb Art. 72(1) gives the provider's own duty. It now "deklariert", like the English hint and the rest of the German monitoring copy. - Two edited Turkish paragraphs spelled "metadatası"; the rest of the Turkish copy writes "metadata'sı". - The Turkish site cited "Regulation (EU) 2024/1689" in English; it now uses the glossary's "(AB) 2024/1689 sayılı Tüzük". One Turkish reference page wrote "AB YZ Yasası"; it now says "EU AI Act", the form every other Turkish reference page uses. - The glossary said *kayma* is used only for a schema or threshold shift, but the manuals also use it for a preference shift. The row now lists all three uses. - The Chinese webhook toggle hint used an ASCII comma beside the delivery note's full-width punctuation in the same row; both are full-width now, and the test covers both strings. Refs #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Traps. `$?` is the status a trap was entered with only in the action's
first command; after `echo bye`, `exit $?` exits 0. The guard accepted
`trap 'echo bye; exit $?' EXIT` and rejected the correct
`trap 'rc=$?; …; exit $rc' EXIT`. It now models both, strips `trap --`,
follows functions the action calls (passing on whether `$?` still holds
the entry status), and rejects a required command inside a trap and an
action taken from a variable.
Repository scripts. `./ci/x.sh` (with its shebang's options), `source`
and `.` are followed like `bash ci/x.sh`; a file outside the repository,
such as `.venv/bin/activate`, is left alone. Findings name the script.
Redefinitions and dead ends. A function, alias or `hash -p` that takes
over a required command, or one the analysis relies on (`exit`, `false`,
`set`, a wrapper or a shell), is rejected, as is bash's
`command_not_found_handle` and a required command after an unconditional
`exit` that can pass or an `exec`.
Wrappers and lexing. `uvx`, `uv tool run`, `pipx run`, `env -S`,
`ionice` and `taskset` keep the program's status; unknown wrappers are
caught wherever they put the program, while commands that never run
their arguments (`grep`, `mkdir`, `rm`, ...) are not. `((pytest) ||
true)` is two subshells, not arithmetic; substitutions inside
arithmetic, array assignments and C-style `for` headers are seen;
`case` counts only in command position; `time { … }` parses;
`set -- +e` sets parameters; `set $OPT`, `shopt -uo errexit` and
`eval 'set +e'` count as turning errexit off. `|| true` is refused in
command substitutions and trap actions too.
False positives. An installer piped from `curl`/`wget`, `sh -s`,
`bash -n`, and a `${{ }}` path prefix such as
`${{ runner.temp }}/venv/bin/pip` are no longer findings.
Workflows. Composite actions are found under any `.github` directory
and wherever a `uses: ./path` points, and a missing one is a finding.
Steps and jobs with a literal `if: false` count for nothing. A matrix
value that pastes shell syntax is rejected. Unreadable files, missing
gauntlet documents and YAML the loader cannot construct are findings
instead of tracebacks. `ci.yaml` keeps the inventory check, and the
first closing fence ends a gauntlet block.
Tests pin every case above. 26 shapes are also run under `bash -e`
with a failing `pytest` stub when bash 5 is available (as on GitHub's
Linux runners); all 26 agree with bash 5.2.21. A further 4,500
grammar-fuzzed scripts produced no false negative or crash against
bash 5.2, and 80 realistic CI snippets raise one finding: an unguarded
`pytest --collect-only | tail -1`. testing.md now names the two
scanner/helper pairs the exception accepts and the guard's limits.
Refs #951
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The wiring test checks only that a gauntlet `|| true` sits inside a
`{ …; }` group, and its message told contributors to "wrap it as
'{ cmd || true; }'" whatever the command. The failure-masking guard now
rejects `{ pytest tests/ || true; }`, so the hint led straight into the
next failure. It now says only a scanner followed by its severity helper
may use `|| true`, and the docstring names the guard that checks the
rest.
Refs #951
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552-560: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert that the unmutated copy passes before you mutate it.
_copy_repo_surfacescopies only the YAML files under.github/and the three gauntlet documents. It does not copy repository shell scripts that a workflow runs or sources. The guard reads those scripts, and if one is missing it reportscannot read.No test checks that the copied tree returns 0 before a mutation. Some tests only check that the exit status is 1:
test_a_gauntlet_mutation_applied_to_all_three_documents_is_caught(Line 630)test_yaml_workflows_and_local_actions_are_scanned(Lines 638 and 650)Each of these tests passes for any finding. The finding does not have to come from the mutation under test. If a workflow later runs a repository script, these tests will still pass even if the guard stops detecting the mutation.
Add a baseline assertion in the helper. Also add an expected substring to each exit-status-only assertion.
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for doc in ("CLAUDE.md", "AGENTS.md", "CONTRIBUTING.md"): shutil.copy(_REPO_ROOT / doc, tmp_path / doc) + findings, _surfaces, _required = _load_guard_module().scan_repo(tmp_path) + assert findings == [], f"the unmutated copy must be clean before mutation: {findings}" return tmp_pathIf you do not want to reload the module, pass the
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- Around line 552-560: Update _copy_repo_surfaces to include repository shell
scripts the guard scans, then assert scan_repo returns no findings before
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test_a_gauntlet_mutation_applied_to_all_three_documents_is_caught and
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The real-repository tests copy the workflows and gauntlet documents into a temporary root, mutate them and expect a finding. Two of them checked only the exit status, so a finding the copy alone produced, such as a repository script a workflow runs but the copy lacks, would have satisfied them however the mutation was handled. The copy helper now asserts that the copied tree scans exactly like the checkout, and those tests check the finding their mutation should cause. Refs #951 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The three-document gauntlet test looked for the document name and the masking message anywhere in the output, so one document's finding could satisfy the check for another. Each document now needs its own finding line naming it and the masked `pytest tests/`. Refs #951 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The owner, a native Turkish speaker, settled the Turkish items of the native-review packet: - post-market monitoring is "piyasaya arz sonrası izleme", after the Turkish legal term for placing on the market, in place of "pazar sonrası izleme"; - an Annex IV point is "Annex IV §9", like the existing "Annex IV §1" strings, because "madde" means Article and sits next to "Madde 72"; - the metrics exporter stays "exporter", like endpoint and webhook, in place of "aktarım sistemi"; - a monitoring alert is "alarm", a webhook's chat message is "bildirim" and a log warning is "uyarı"; all three used to be "uyarı", and one card used the English "alert'ler"; - Turkish uses the straight apostrophe; six wizard error messages used ’. The site strings, the Turkish guides and references, and the glossary in localization.md follow these. A test pins them, and each of four reverted strings fails it. Refs #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ates The model-id and dataset-name input handlers meant to re-render once a field Next had flagged became valid, but they computed the "before" state with fieldHasError() after storing the new value. It always equalled the "after" state, so `prevErr && !stillErr` never held and the red border, aria-invalid="true" and the error row stayed until something else re-rendered the step. Each handler now keeps the error row it rendered and, once the value validates, drops the class, sets aria-invalid="false" and removes the row in place, as the Compliance fields do. No re-render means the step is not rebuilt or re-announced, and focus and caret stay put. A value that is still invalid keeps its error. A controller test covers both fields; disabling either check, or the aria-invalid update, fails it. Verified in Chrome for Testing 156 by typing into both fields after a failed Next. Fixes #952 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each quickstart step is a grid with `grid-template-columns: auto 1fr`. A `1fr` track cannot shrink below the min-content width of what it holds, so the longest `white-space: pre` line of a step's terminal block widened the column instead of scrolling inside `.code-block-body`. From 320 to 768 px wide, quickstart.html laid out about 990 px wide and the menu button sat off screen; at 1280 px the fourth step card was 893 px wide in an 880 px container while the others were 810 px. `minmax(0, 1fr)` lets the column shrink, as the wizard's grids already do. Checked in Chrome for Testing 156 at 320, 375, 414, 768 and 1280 px: the page is never wider than the viewport, the menu button stays on screen, every step card has the same width, and long lines scroll inside their code block. index.html is unchanged. Fixes #953 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Move the CI-guard details out of the user-facing changelog. · CHANGELOG.md:230-242
CHANGELOG.md:230-242
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMove the CI-guard details out of the user-facing changelog.
Lines 230–242 describe workflow scanning and CI/gauntlet wiring. These are contributor-facing implementation details, not a user-visible ForgeLM change. Move the details to
docs/standards/testing.md, or keep only a user-facing outcome in the changelog.As per coding guidelines, “Every entry is user-facing — dev-only refactors don't belong here.”
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…n module The lexer, the parser, the command-tree dataclasses and the two tree walkers move from tools/check_ci_failure_masking.py to tools/_shell_syntax.py, with public names (Simple, Script, parse, children, ...). The guard imports them the way check_bilingual_code_blocks.py imports check_bilingual_parity.py. The guard drops from 2,345 to 1,613 lines; the module is not a CI guard, so the guard inventory stays at 32. No behaviour change: the guard reports the same 176 invocations across 8 surfaces, and its tests pass unchanged. Refs #951 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checked against bash 5.2, the guard missed these masking shapes:
- an ERR trap whose bare `exit` follows another command (on ERR bash exits
with that command's status; only EXIT keeps the entry status), and an
ERR trap that turns errexit off;
- a tool runner given a package spec (`uvx ruff@0.8.0`, `pipx run
ruff==0.8`), `python -m coverage run` and `conda run`;
- `ruff --exit-zero` and `-e`;
- substitutions in a compound command's redirections (`done < <(cmd)`, a
here-document on a loop) and in `case` patterns, which the parser
dropped;
- `set -n`; a backgrounded `set -e` read as turning errexit on; `$'`
inside double quotes read as a quote; a captured status assigned again
before `exit "$rc"`; `source /dev/stdin <<EOF` and bash's lone `-`;
- scripts under `$GITHUB_WORKSPACE` or a step's `working-directory:`, and
a repository script run by path that it could not find;
- `continue-on-error` reaching a required command through a nested or
unusually spelled local action, `if: false` on a step or job that runs
one, and a workflow set without ci.yml.
It rejected correct shapes: `if ! cmd; then ...; exit 1; fi` and
`if cmd; then ...; else ...; exit 1; fi`, a `for` loop over a glob (it runs
at least once without nullglob), `exec {fd}>file`, `pytest --version |
head`, `python -m py_compile tools/...`, and installers read through
`bash -` or `bash <(curl ...)`.
Its caches were keyed by id() while trap actions were freed mid-scan, so
one script could get different verdicts; parsed trees now live until the
scan ends. Odd names (too long, a NUL byte, a symlink loop) and a relative
or symlinked --root give findings or work instead of tracebacks, finding
paths use forward slashes on every platform, and matrix values are read
within a budget.
The scanner exception's helper may take new options: it only has to be
given the report. A finding names the command whose failure skips a
required one (`cd x && pytest`), and line numbers say what they count in.
The bash comparison test pins 52 shapes, expects exit status 1 from the
safe ones and the named finding for the masked ones, skips on Windows,
and fails on CI's Linux runners if bash 5 is missing. testing.md lists
the rules and states the scope: accidental masking, not deliberate
evasion; `$CMD`, make/tox, docker exec/ssh, `eval "$(...)"` and remote
actions are beyond it.
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A sibling tab's update re-rendered the wizard from storage without the open sections (`openAccordions` was missing from the defaults, so loadState dropped it) and without the steps this tab had flagged (`attemptedSteps` is wiped on load). The Compliance step's sections closed, its errors vanished and focus fell to the page behind the dialog. The open sections are now part of the saved state, so they survive a reload too, and the flagged steps stay in their tab: they are no longer saved, which would make two tabs overwrite each other in turn. After a re-render focus returns to the rebuilt control without scrolling, section headers have ids so focus returns to them as well, and a control the update removed leaves focus in the dialog. A flagged field's error now follows its value in place through one helper, used by all eleven validated fields: it goes once the value is valid and names the check the value fails now, so `abc` in the model field reads "format", not "required". The GRPO reward-model tip showed its `<code>` tags as text in every language; tip text now turns `<code>` spans into code elements, still without parsing the copy as HTML. Tests: the controller walks the steps with Next instead of seeding the step it checks, and covers the sibling-tab update, reloads and focus fallback; every gate shows and hides its fields; a new test checks that each rebuilt control shows the state it was built from, against the scenarios plus every boolean inverted and non-default choices. The harness scenarios now cover every option card, its header lists the DOM shim's limits, and caption keys must exist in English and Turkish. Refs #557, #683, #952 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On phones compliance.html laid out 347-375 px wide: its article cards used `1fr` tracks that grew to their longest file path, and inline code in prose could not break. The tracks are now `minmax(0, 1fr)`, evidence paths and inline code wrap, and the contact grid, the quickstart spotlight stages and the use-case rows get the same tracks. At 320 and 375 px no page in any of the six languages is wider than the screen. The wizard's locked toggles were squeezed to half their width beside a long caption, and their "required" badge had no style outside the cards. The switch keeps its size, and the badge is the same pill in captions, in a colour that reads at its size. A focused invalid field kept only its red border, so focus was hard to see; it now gets an outline. On the light theme the focus colour was 2.3:1 on white and the error text 3.8:1; they use the deep ember (5.2:1) and the darker red the contact form uses (6.5:1). Refs #953 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
English now cites Annex IV points as §N, as Turkish does and as most English pages and the code already did: the verify-annex-iv field table and its output, the ISO 27001 and statement-of-applicability rows, the user manual and the site hint. A code comment that mapped the performance metrics to §7 now names §2(g) / §4, as the verify module does. Annex IV §9 asks for a detailed description of the post-market monitoring system, its plan included. The configuration pages, the compliance overview and the German, French, Spanish and Chinese site hints said it "includes the detailed plan". German, French and Spanish now follow the Regulation's own wording; the Chinese line is listed for native review on #948. Turkish follows the glossary where it still did not: the incident SOP and the GPU-cost page call monitoring and cost alerts "alarm" (the glossary row now names threshold alerts), two pages say "alarm ver", "trend izleme" is one term, the Act is "EU AI Act" in full, and the site fixes a possessive and a comma. French sends "alertes", and the Chinese webhook card uses full-width punctuation throughout. A new test pins the glossary across the Turkish docs, reading the public Turkish trees by name; the site tests pin the §9 wording in every locale and the Turkish corrections. The test-module count is 130. Refs #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ntry The locale entry carried six languages and eight topics; it is now three entries: the deferred-locale monitoring copy, what Annex IV §9 asks for, and the Turkish terminology. New entries cover the cross-tab state fix, the in-place error messages, the GRPO tip's code, the narrow-screen layouts and the wizard's contrast; the guard entry names its new rules and its scope; English Annex IV citations move to §N under Changed; and the #879 entry carries its finding id. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The cross-tab handler skips a closed wizard, so a tab whose wizard was closed while another tab saved progress kept its older copy, and reopening the dialog wrote that copy back over the newer answers. Opening the dialog now adopts the saved state first, through the same helper the cross-tab handler uses, keeping this tab's flagged steps. The test harness now models the dialog's `hidden` attribute and close button, so the controller tests can close and reopen it; the reopen test fails without the fix. The CHANGELOG says every validated field shares the in-place error update; there are nineteen, served by eleven call sites. Refs #683 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checked against bash 5.2, the shapes this branch began to accept let
some failures through:
- an `if` gate whose passing branch runs `exit 0`, or whose failing
branch calls a function or `exec`s before its `exit 1`: no branch may
now leave early, a function call included;
- a `for` loop whose body can `continue` or `break` past its required
command, glob or not; the finding now names it;
- a repository script fed by `curl` (`curl … | bash ci/x.sh`): only a
script operand that is itself `<(curl …)` counts as a download.
And some failures it never saw: `exit 0`, `exec` or `set -n` inside a
sourced or `eval`'d script now stops the step as it does at top level;
`ruff -ne` and other combined flags count as `--exit-zero`; and a
captured status changed by `$((rc=0))` or `let rc--` no longer
re-raises. `working-directory: ${{ github.action_path }}` in a composite
action is resolved instead of reported.
Tests pin each rule, including the gate's branch rules, loop variables,
arithmetic, a here-document's `$'`, and a matrix budget that now fails
without the budget; five more shapes join the bash comparison.
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A reopened wizard adopted the saved state whenever there was one, but when storage refuses writes it still holds the tab's old copy, so the answers typed since were replaced by older ones. The tab now remembers the stored text it is in step with (what it last saved, loaded or adopted) and adopts only when storage holds something newer; a test reopens the wizard with writes failing. Refs #683 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
At 320 and 375 px the German, French and Spanish home pages laid out up to 401 px wide (a button label that could not wrap, pipeline stages sized to their longest word), the German privacy and terms titles did the same, and the quickstart spotlight cut off German and Turkish text. Buttons now wrap their labels on narrow screens, headings and pipeline stages wrap long words, and the pipeline and spotlight columns shrink. No page is wider than the screen at 320 or 375 px in any site language, and nothing changes at 768 or 1280 px. The CHANGELOG now says so, describes the Annex IV citation change by what it touches (the verify module's descriptions are not printed), and no longer credits the glossary with "trend izleme"; the Turkish-docs test reads nested folders and pins "trend izleme". Refs #953, #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Path.rglobon a missing directory yields nothing, so a deleted or renamed tree (for exampleroadmap) is skipped without a failure.test_the_turkish_trees_are_foundchecks only three files. A missing tree would remove coverage for the superseded-term scan without any signal.Assert that each tree in the loop exists, or add one expected file per tree to the sanity test.
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The lexer read the inside of `NAME=(…)` and of arithmetic as text that
is only expanded, skipping single-quoted parts, but it did not know
double quotes there: in `msgs=("don't" "$(pytest || true)")` the
apostrophe opened a quote that never closed, so the substitution, which
bash runs and whose failure it masks, was never read. Double-quoted
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product_strategy-tr.mdin the discovery assertions.
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- Read a substitution inside single quotes in a double-quoted `${…}` or a
here-document, where bash keeps the quotes and runs it, and read a lone
carriage return as part of a word, as bash does.
- Scan trap actions for substitutions, check DEBUG and RETURN traps that can
exit or turn errexit off, and reject an EXIT/ERR trap that runs `exec`.
- Stop at an `exit 0`, `exec` or `set -n` that bash always reaches: behind `!`
or `x=1 &&`, in a `{ … }` group or in a function the script calls. A
fallback group that can leave through `eval` or a function before its
`exit 1` masks the failure.
- A captured status changed through `eval`, `command read`, a nameref,
`getopts` or `wait -p` no longer counts as re-raised, and `exit ²` is no
exit code; it crashed the guard.
- Follow `source "$PWD/…"`, refuse a script named from `$(dirname "$0")` that
it cannot find, and report a script that runs itself instead of failing on
the recursion.
- Reject `if: failure()`, `if: cancelled()` and `if: ${{ !success() }}` on a
step or job that runs a required command, and `ruff --fix-only`; accept
`continue-on-error: ${{ false }}`.
- Accept a `continue` or `break` after the required command or inside a
nested loop only, and name what disqualifies a rejected `if` gate.
- Every accepted shape in the tests must name a required command, a test
covers the wiring inventory's `.yaml` workflows, symlink tests skip where
symlinks need privileges, and 75 shapes are now checked against bash 5.2.
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…rror back - A sibling tab's update kept this tab's open sections only when both tabs had the same ones open: open sections were saved and adopted with the other tab's answers. They now stay with their tab, like the flagged steps, and are never saved, so two tabs cannot overwrite each other's. - A validated field whose corrected value is broken again shows its error again, in place and where a render puts it; the row used to stay away until the next Next. - Another tab clearing all site storage resets the wizard, and a saved step that is not a step number starts it over instead of leaving the pane blank, with Reset out of reach. - Drop a dead parameter, and the comments about a storage flag nothing read and reduced-motion handling the script never did. - Tests cover all 19 validated fields, every control saving what it sets, the sections Next and their headers open, focus outside the step left alone and a refocus without scrolling, storage resets, the Reset button, every detail paragraph a renderer names, the custom-model card, the whole `<code>` detail line, and every free-text field showing a value of its own. Refs #950, #952, #683 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…as code - `overflow-wrap: anywhere` on inline code, article evidence and spotlight snippets applied at every width, so on desktop a Chinese "、/system", which has no break opportunity before the slash, split as "/syst|em". It now applies on phones only, and wider screens keep code whole as before. - At 320 px a terminal block's copy button was clipped: the step card takes less padding on phones, and a code block's header wraps its button below a long translated label. - The light theme's section-header focus ring was 2.26:1, as the fields' was; it takes the deep ember shade too (5.18:1). - Four page strings with `<code>` or `&` were set as plain text, so the tags showed in every language on the home, features, quickstart and compliance pages. They use `data-i18n-html` now, and a test keeps markup out of the strings a page shows as plain text. Refs #953, #950 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… claim `technical_documentation` holds the ForgeLM version, the generation time and the known limitations, yet the verifier's field table, the writer's comment and the EN/TR reference and user-manual tables called it §3-5, "design and development methodology". Annex IV §1(c) asks for software versions and §3 for capabilities and limitations. The Annex IV page said §7 of the bundle is `performance_metrics`. Annex IV §7 lists the harmonised standards applied; the bundle has no key for the §8 copy of the EU declaration of conformity, which the provider, not the deployer, draws up under Article 47. The verifier discards the descriptions, so no output changes. Refs #539 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ring copy - Eight "Ek IV" become "Annex IV", as the glossary decided, and two "piyasaya sunulmuş" become "piyasaya arz edilmiş", the legal term for placing on the market. - The glossary test now also keeps out "Ek IV", "piyasaya sunul…", a drift, threshold, cost or webhook "uyarı", other spellings of the Act, and any word for the Regulation but "Tüzük". Its docstring and the CHANGELOG no longer claim that it pins every decision: one that needs judgement in general prose stays with review. - The monitoring test pins, in every locale, the plan Annex IV §9 includes, the high-risk providers Art. 72 binds and that the declaration alone does not discharge it, plus French "alertes" and the YAML's article in French and Spanish. Its comment cites §9, and the ForgeConfig check gets 120 s on a loaded host. Refs #948 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes the browser wizard's Compliance step render again and names every wizard field by its visible caption, adds a CI guard that fails when a required command's failure would not fail its step, and lands the verifiable part of the monitoring-copy corrections plus the owner's Turkish terminology decisions. It also fixes older site bugs found while verifying (a corrected wizard field that stayed marked invalid,
quickstart.htmlscrolling sideways on phones, and page strings whose<code>tags or&showed as text) and the issues further verification rounds turned up in this branch's own changes and the code around them.Related issues
Fixes #879 (F-W1-SITE-01)
Fixes #950
Fixes #951
Fixes #952
Fixes #953
Refs #948: verifiable fixes, plus the Turkish decisions from the owner, a native speaker. Native review of German, French, Spanish and Chinese stays open; the review packet and its updates are posted on the issue.
Refs #539: relabels
technical_documentationas Annex IV §1(c) / §3 (part of CR-A07-062 and DOC-BLEGAL-018) and replaces the Annex IV page's "§7 isperformance_metrics" sentence (CR-A07-062). The Art. 9 citations and the remaining section labels stay open.Refs #556: resolves the accessible-name part of CR-A18-017. Selection state (
aria-pressedon the 26 option cards) and error state (aria-invalid/aria-describedbyon all 19 validated fields) remain.Refs #557: resolves the focus part of CR-A18-034. Escape handling and the pane-wide
aria-livere-announcement remain.Refs #683: resolves the
openAccordionspart of CR-A18-045 (open sections stay with their tab when another tab updates the wizard) and checks the savedstep, which a damaged save could set to a non-number and leave the wizard blank. Type checks on the other loaded values remain.Why one pull request
The owner asked for #950, #951 and #948 together and later added #952 and #953. The five touch mostly separate files (the guard and its tests;
site/js/wizard.jsandtests/site/;site/css/style.css; the locale strings and docs). Each commit covers one topic (fix(ci),fix(site),docs) and passes the tests on its own; the commits are in the order the review rounds produced them, not grouped by issue.Changes
#879: Compliance step renders again
appendDetail, which only three other renderers declared. Every visit threw aReferenceErrorbefore the Article 9 risk-assessment, benchmark and LLM-judge controls appeared, so strict risk tiers could not finish the step. The helper is now shared.tests/site/wizard_render.test.cjs). Controller tests walk the steps with Next, and check that every control saves what it sets and that Next opens the section of each invalid field (tests/site/wizard_controller.test.cjs). A state test checks that every control shows the state it is built from, every free-text field holding a value of its own (tests/site/wizard_state.test.cjs).#950: every field is named by its visible caption
id/forpair from onecontrolId()scheme. The LoRA method caption names its group of buttons throughrole="group"andaria-labelledby. Checkbox labels still wrap their toggles; caption keys must exist in English and Turkish.render()returns focus, without scrolling, to the rebuilt control or section header after a re-render, and keeps the caret when another tab's change re-renders the field being edited. When the re-render removed the control, focus stays in the dialog; focus outside the step, on Next for example, is left alone.#951:
tools/check_ci_failure_masking.py, the 32nd CI guardrun:block, every composite action, the repository shell scripts those blocks run or source, and the three gauntlets. Its lexer and parser live intools/_shell_syntax.py. It models bash's errexit and pipefail rules.pytest,node --test,ruff,mypy, theforgelmCLI or atools/guard can fail unnoticed:|| true,|| :,|| exit 0, or a fallback group that can leave early (eval 'exit 0', a function); a pipe withoutpipefail;set +e; anexit 0,execorset -nbash always reaches first, also behind!orx=1 &&, in a{ … }group, a function, or a sourced oreval'd script;continue-on-error,if: false,if: failure()orif: cancelled()on a step or job that runs one, also through nested local actions;ruff --exit-zero(or-e,-ne) and--fix-only; failures errexit ignores inside&&/||lists or{ … }groups; loops that may skip it; EXIT/ERR traps that can exit 0 orexec, ERR traps that turn errexit off, and DEBUG or RETURN traps that can exit or turn errexit off; required commands in substitutions, trap actions included; functions or aliases that take over a required command; wrappers or${{ }}expressions it cannot follow; repository scripts it cannot find (one named from$(dirname "$0")included) or that run themselves.uvx ruff@0.8andconda run, a step'sworking-directory:, and scripts under$GITHUB_WORKSPACEor$PWD. It acceptsif ! cmd; then …; exit 1; fiwhen nothing else in theifcan leave early,forloops over globs whosecontinueorbreakcomes after the required command, andexec {fd}>file. A rejectedifsays what disqualifies it.testing.mdlists what is beyond it:$CMD,make/tox, a script run insidedocker execorssh,eval "$(…)", a status changed by a script it cannot follow, a DEBUG trap underextdebug, remote actions, other conditions (if: always()on a job that needs the tests,${{ 1 == 2 }}, anif:on a job that calls a reusable workflow), and options other than--exit-zeroand--fix-onlythat empty a check.|| trueonly when the next command is their severity helper given the same report.ci.ymland all three gauntlets (31 → 32).tests/test_guard_wiring.pynow also finds.yamlworkflows, a test proves it, and its gauntlet hint no longer tells contributors to wrap any command in{ cmd || true; }.testing.md,code-review.mdandcoding.mdnow agree oncontinue-on-errorand the sanctioned|| true.#948 (refs): monitoring copy and terminology
§Neverywhere, the verify module's field table included. Tests pin each locale's wording: the description, the plan, the high-risk providers Art. 72 binds, and that the declaration alone does not discharge it.localization.mdrecords them; tests pin them in the site strings and keep their superseded spellings out of the Turkish docs (tests/test_turkish_glossary_terms.py).#539 (refs): Annex IV labels
technical_documentationholds the ForgeLM version, the generation time and the known limitations, so it is labelled §1(c) / §3, not §3-5 "design and development methodology", in the verifier's field table, the writer's comment and the EN/TR tables. The Annex IV page no longer callsperformance_metricsthe bundle's §7: no key holds the copy of the EU declaration of conformity that §8 asks for, which the provider draws up under Article 47. No output changes: the verifier discards the descriptions.#952: a corrected field drops its error at once
abcin the model field reads "format", not "required"). The step is not re-rendered or re-announced, and focus and the caret stay put. A test covers all 19 validated fields.#953: the site fits phones
.stepusedgrid-template-columns: auto 1fr; a1frtrack cannot shrink below its longest terminal line, soquickstart.htmllaid out about 990 px wide from 320 to 768 px. It now usesminmax(0, 1fr), so long lines scroll inside their code block.compliance.html(its article cards grew to their longest file path), the German, French and Spanish home pages (up to 401 px: a button label that could not wrap, pipeline stages sized to their longest word), and the German privacy and terms titles; the quickstart spotlight cut off German and Turkish text, and at 320 px a terminal block's copy button was clipped. Shrinkable tracks, wrapping headings, buttons and code-block headers, and inline code that may break anywhere on phones fix them. Wider screens keep inline code whole, so a Chinese "、/system" is not split.development: the quickstart steps, whose long lines now scroll inside their code blocks, andcompliance.html's German article cards, which get equal columns at 768 px.Verification
CLAUDE.mdgauntlet passes locally with all 32 guards (macOS, Python 3.13):pytest tests/: 5,582 passed, 98 skipped (the 76 bash-comparison tests skip on macOS's bash 3.2; CI runs them);node --test tests/site/*.test.cjs: 80 passed.bash -ewith failing stubs: a masked shape must exit 0 and be reported with its expected message, a safe one must exit 1 and stay clean. They pass under bash 5.2.37 and 5.2.15 in Linux containers (Python 3.12 and 3.10) and on CI's Linux runners, where a test fails if bash 5 is missing.publish.yml's cross-OS job will run them. A throwaway branch ran only those tests and was deleted. The 76 skips are the bash comparison, which needs bash 5 and runs on CI's Linux runners; running these tests before release time is Tests run on Windows and macOS only when a release tag is pushed #962.<code>or&render as markup (checked in one language per page; the new test covers every language's strings);wizard.jsand on targeted mutants: a field that does not save, no error re-creation, open sections saved or dropped by an update, a missing section auto-open, a focus that scrolls, a storage clear ignored, an unchecked saved step, and a free-text field that ignores its state.Review
Review rounds by Claude agents (Opus and Sonnet) covered the wizard, the guard and the locale/docs changes. Each finding was checked against bash, Chromium or the sources first, then fixed, filed as an issue or posted on its issue, or noted below; nothing was force-pushed. CodeRabbit reviewed the pull request. None of this is human approval:
code-review.mdstill applies.Notes for reviewers
code-review.md"Merging" allows for a reviewed feature unit. A squash would fold five issues into one commit of more than 6,000 lines and lose per-topic bisect and revert. If you squash anyway, keep theFixes/Refslines.tools/check_ci_failure_masking.pyis 2,274 lines andtools/_shell_syntax.py811.check_module_sizecoversforgelm/only. Splitting the analysis further is tracked in CI failure-masking guard: file line numbers, an input budget and smaller functions #957.Type
Testing
pytest tests/passesruff check .passesruff format --check .passespython -m forgelm --config config_template.yaml --dry-runworksChecklist
docs/standards/coding.mddocs/standards/is English-only)config_template.yaml) updated if new config fields added: not applicable, no new fields[Unreleased]🤖 Generated with Claude Code