ci: let the release gate pass on the commits since beta.3

docs/agent/dev.md

@@ -306,7 +306,9 @@ The scope is what a reader recognises, never a file or a module:
 | `mail` | Mail Bot |
 | `scribe` | Scribe Bot |
 | `stacker` | Stacker Bot |
-| `curator`, `wiki` | Memory Stacklet |
+| `curator`, `wiki`, `diary` | Memory Stacklet |
+| `capture` | Archivist Bot |
+| `voice` | AI Stacklet |
 | `stack`, `cli`, `doctor`, `update`, `install` | stack CLI |
 | `web` | web fetch |
 | *(none)* | General |
@@ -317,7 +319,7 @@ A stacklet renders as "<id> Stacklet" and a bot as "<name> Bot": one release
 line saying "Archivist Bot" and the next saying "Docs Stacklet" tells you
 which one changed without opening anything.
 
-Anything that is neither, a component like the wiki or the curator, renders
+Anything that is neither, a component like the wiki, the curator or capture, renders
 as the stacklet that owns it.
 
 `docs` is both a type and a scope and they mean different things. Type `docs`

tests/unit/framework/test_commit_lint.py

@@ -41,6 +41,9 @@ class TestSubjectsThatPass:
         "feat(docs)!: move Paperless to 3.0.4",
         "chore(release): v0.3.0-beta.4",
         "fix(ai): install the local AI engine on current Homebrew (#72)",
+        "fix(diary): front-page intro addresses the family directly",
+        "feat(capture): file a link card when a page cannot be read (#96)",
+        "feat(voice): treat a voice message like any other message (#85)",
     ])
     def test_real_subjects_from_the_history(self, subject):
         assert commit_lint.check(subject) == []
@@ -81,6 +84,13 @@ def test_too_long_to_read_in_a_list(self):
         subject = "fix(core): " + "x" * 80
         assert any("limit is 72" in p for p in commit_lint.check(subject))
 
+    def test_the_pr_number_github_appends_is_not_counted(self):
+        """CI checks the PR title before a squash merge appends " (#106)",
+        so counting the suffix failed subjects that passed CI."""
+        subject = "test(archivist): pin the note in the demo-rig todo capture scenario"
+        assert len(subject) <= commit_lint.SUBJECT_LIMIT
+        assert commit_lint.check(f"{subject} (#106)") == []
+
     def test_written_as_a_title(self):
         problems = commit_lint.check("feat(photos): Stop the upload stalling")
         assert any("capital" in p for p in problems)

tools/commit-lint

@@ -64,9 +64,12 @@ SCOPES = {
     "mail": "Mail Bot",
     "scribe": "Scribe Bot",
     "stacker": "Stacker Bot",
-    # Components that are neither: the stacklet that owns them.
+    # Components that are neither: the stacklet or bot that owns them.
     "curator": "Memory Stacklet",
     "wiki": "Memory Stacklet",
+    "diary": "Memory Stacklet",
+    "capture": "Archivist Bot",
+    "voice": "AI Stacklet",
     # The framework itself.
     "stack": "stack CLI",
     "cli": "stack CLI",
@@ -126,9 +129,12 @@ def check(header: str) -> list[str]:
             f"'{scope}' is not a scope. Use one of: {', '.join(sorted(SCOPES))}"
             " (or no scope at all)")
 
-    if len(header) > SUBJECT_LIMIT:
+    # A squash merge appends " (#106)" after CI has checked the title, so
+    # the number GitHub adds is not the author's to budget for.
+    length = len(header) - (len(f" (#{match['pr']})") if match["pr"] else 0)
+    if length > SUBJECT_LIMIT:
         problems.append(
-            f"{len(header)} characters, limit is {SUBJECT_LIMIT}")
+            f"{length} characters, limit is {SUBJECT_LIMIT}")
 
     if subject[:1].isupper():
         problems.append("starts with a capital; the subject is a sentence "