fix(ci): unblock the red CI gate on main (Clippy arg order + PowerShell lint) - #58
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The Clippy CI gate (and all 5 open Dependabot PRs) failed identically in ~0.5s on `main`. Root cause: Add-CargoDependencyFlags appended `--locked` to the END of the arg list, so for `clippy ... -- -D warnings` the flag landed AFTER the `--` separator and cargo forwarded it to clippy-driver / rustc, which reject `--locked` and fail the command instantly. `cargo check` and `fmt` have no `--` separator, so they passed — which is why only Clippy (and the Guidelines clippy job) were red. - Insert the dependency flag before the first `--` when present, else append. - Surface the tail of cargo's log to the console on failure (Invoke-RustBuildCommand previously Tee'd output to a file and Out-Null'd the console, so CI showed only "clippy command 1 failed" with no error). Validated: unit-tested the fixed Add-CargoDependencyFlags against the exact clippy/check commands (flag lands before `--` for clippy, appended for check, idempotent, no-op for default strategy). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PowerShell Lint CI job scans all *.ps1/*.psm1/*.psd1 (excluding only
build output) and fails on any parse error. Four files carried hard parse
errors that turned the whole gate red on main:
- Optimize-Disks.ps1: multi-line `[type][type]::Member` cast (invalid across
a newline) collapsed to one line; `foreach` statement piped into
Sort-Object wrapped in a subexpression so it is a pipeable expression;
`"$target:"` -> `"${target}:"` (bare var + ':' parsed as a scope qualifier).
- wsl2-config-analyzer.ps1: malformed `foreach ($i, $x in ... | ForEach-Object
{} {})` rewritten to an indexed foreach; `${feature}:`/`${serviceName}:`.
- Start-WSLDockerServices.ps1, create-priority-repositories.ps1:
`${serviceName}:` / `${Name}:` interpolation fixes.
Validated: repo-wide AST parse sweep now reports 0 parse errors across 887
PowerShell files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a repo-root .qa-gate.conf so contributors running David-Martel/git-guard (global core.hooksPath QA engine) enforce this repo's Rust bar at commit time: rust.fmt=block and rust.clippy=block, with the ast-grep BLOCK trio and NukeNul hygiene kept on. The file is inert until git-guard is installed for the account; it composes with the existing lefthook.yml pre-commit hooks and does not replace CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml remains the authoritative gate). Global install of git-guard is intentionally left to the operator (it sets an account-wide core.hooksPath) and is not performed here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oling Second layer of the red PS Lint gate (surfaced once the parse errors were cleared). Repo settings intentionally enforce these rules, so each is fixed, not excluded; PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1 is unchanged. - PSShouldProcess (7, real runtime bugs): functions calling $PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess without SupportsShouldProcess would throw at runtime. Added [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess)] (Repair-OneDriveSync, Migrate-SystemScriptsIntoRepo, Repair-ProcessLassoTerminalGpu, Repair-WorkstationInputReliability). No behavior change. - PSAvoidUsingInvokeExpression (6): refactored 4 to direct call-operator invocation (Install-KBWithFixes, setup-server-winrm, test_mcp_servers, Setup-BuildEnvironment); 2 purpose-built arbitrary-command executors (invoke-robust-remote, tcp-listener-server) carry justified suppressions. - PSAvoidUsingPlainTextForPassword (8): justified per-param suppressions where the plaintext value is required by a native CLI (Bitwarden bw --passwordfile, cmdkey, SMB-over-SSH) or is a test fixture; SecureString would round-trip to plaintext and add no protection. Validated: analyzer + AST parse report 0 issues across all touched files; prior full-repo scan's 21 findings are fully resolved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request introduces several quality-of-life and reliability improvements across the repository's PowerShell scripts and build configuration. Key changes include adding a repo-level QA gate configuration (.qa-gate.conf), refining dependency flag insertion and build failure logging in Build.ps1, adding SupportsShouldProcess to several diagnostic and repair scripts, and suppressing various PSScriptAnalyzer warnings where plaintext passwords or dynamic expressions are necessary. Additionally, several instances of Invoke-Expression were refactored to use the call operator &. However, a critical issue was identified in Setup-BuildEnvironment.ps1 where refactoring Invoke-Expression to & breaks the MSVC verification test due to the presence of inline redirection operators in the arguments.
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| foreach ($test in $tests) { | ||
| try { | ||
| $output = Invoke-Expression "$($test.Cmd) $($test.Args)" 2>&1 | ||
| $output = & $test.Cmd $test.Args 2>&1 |
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Refactoring Invoke-Expression to the call operator & here introduces a bug for the MSVC verification test. The MSVC test specifies Args='/? 2>&1', which contains a redirection operator (2>&1). When passed directly via &, the entire string /? 2>&1 is treated as a single literal argument to cl.exe, which causes the compiler to fail with an invalid option error.
To fix this, you should clean and split the arguments by whitespace, filtering out any inline redirection operators before invoking the command.
$cleanArgs = ($test.Args -replace '2>&1').Trim() -split '\s+' | Where-Object { $_ }
$output = & $test.Cmd $cleanArgs 2>&1
…rapper Once the --locked ordering was corrected, CI surfaced the real Windows Clippy failure (now visible thanks to the failure-log tee): the Invoke-RustBuild.ps1 wrapper is spawned via `pwsh -File`, whose parameter binder consumes a bare `--` as its end-of-parameters token and dies with "parameter name '' is ambiguous". So every quality command that forwards tool args after `--` (clippy `... -- -D warnings`) failed before cargo ever ran. Route any cargo invocation containing a `--` separator through the existing direct cargo path (array splat, no command-line reparsing) instead of the subprocess wrapper. The wrapper's lld/sccache/preflight machinery is irrelevant to lint/quality anyway; builds without a `--` still use it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ree) A prior Dependabot merge bumped candle-nn to 0.10.2 (commit 7438730) but left candle-core and candle-transformers at 0.9 in pcai_media and pcai_media_model. candle-nn 0.10 pulls candle-core 0.10, so the crates saw two incompatible candle_core::{Tensor,Error} types -> 261 E0277/E0599 errors that failed the Cross-Platform (Linux) `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets` gate. Align candle-core, candle-transformers, and candle-flash-attn to "0.10" (resolves 0.10.2, lockstep with candle-nn). candle 0.10.2 is source-compatible with the existing media code, so no source changes were needed. mistralrs 0.7 keeps candle 0.9.2 in its independent dep tree (unaffected). Validated (real rustup cargo, RUSTC_WRAPPER=""): cargo check -p pcai-media-model --no-default-features -> PASS (0 errors) cargo check -p pcai-media (ffi) -> PASS CUDA/cudnn feature builds not locally exercised (nvcc toolchain); CPU path clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Clears both CI clippy gates (Cross-Platform quality gate and Microsoft Rust Guidelines) that fail on `-D warnings`. All fixes are idiomatic and behavior-preserving: - unnecessary_sort_by -> sort_by_key(Reverse) (hash, disk, process, vram_audit) - field_reassign_with_default -> struct literal (optimizer) - needless_range_loop/explicit_counter_loop -> enumerate/zip (generate, understand) - useless_vec -> array; identity_op/erasing_op cleanups (media_model) - type_complexity -> RgbImage alias (generate) - dead_code removal (ollama_rs config fields, unused test fn, greedy_from_hidden) - test-only fixes: pcai_inference:: -> pcai_inference_lib::, dup test removal, safetensors-0.7 &None->None, PipelineConfig ..Default, doctest fence ->```ignore - one justified #[allow(dead_code, reason=...)] on a feature-gated test helper Verified: clippy --all-targets --no-default-features --features server,ffi -- -D warnings => exit 0, and --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings -A clippy::type_complexity => exit 0. No Cargo.toml/build/PS changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CI PowerShell Tests job runs Invoke-Pester from the repo root, but
Run.Path was set to bare ('Unit','Integration'), which resolved to
./Unit and ./Integration at the repo root -- neither exists -- so Pester
found zero test files and the job exited 1 ("No test files were found")
without ever running a single test.
Point Run.Path at Tests/Unit and Tests/Integration so discovery succeeds.
This is the honest fix: it makes the job actually execute the suite. It
surfaces 65 pre-existing test failures (broken test<->module contracts in
PC-AI.LLM logging, WSL vsock bridge, and process-idle filtering) that were
masked while discovery was failing. Attribution verified: identical
pass/fail counts running from repo-root cwd and Tests/ cwd, and all
affected tests resolve their module via $PSScriptRoot (cwd-independent),
so this path change is not their cause. Those failures are tracked as
tech debt, not fixed here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records the full CI gate restoration (7 pre-existing failures fixed), the discovery that CI is not a merge gate, the 65 pre-existing PS Unit-test failures surfaced (not caused) by the Pester fix, and the merge/dependency sequence awaiting user go-ahead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Restores the repo-wide CI gate, which has been red on
main— failing identically on every open PR including all 5 Dependabot bumps (#49–#53). Two pre-existing root causes, both unrelated to any dependency change.Root cause 1 — Rust Clippy (
67f6467)Build.ps1'sAdd-CargoDependencyFlagsappended--lockedto the end of the arg list. For the clippy command (clippy … -- -D warnings) the flag landed after the--separator, so cargo forwarded it toclippy-driver/rustc, which reject--lockedand fail in ~0.5s.check/fmthave no--, so they passed — which is why only the two Clippy jobs were red.--; append only when there is none.Out-Null'd, so CI showed only "clippy command 1 failed" — the real error was invisible).--for clippy, appended for check, idempotent, no-op default).Root cause 2 — PowerShell Lint (
7e013fe,18b6dd3)The PS Lint job scans all
*.ps1/*.psm1/*.psd1(build output excluded) and fails on any parse error or Warning/Error analyzer finding.foreachstatement piped intoSort-Object,$var:interpolations, one malformedforeach. Repo-wide sweep now: 0 parse errors / 887 files.PSShouldProcess(real runtime bugs —ShouldProcesscalled without the attribute), 6Invoke-Expression(4 refactored to direct invocation, 2 justified suppressions), 8 plaintext-password params (justified per-param suppressions where a native CLI requires plaintext or it's a test fixture). Rules are fixed, not excluded —PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1is unchanged.Also (
ed4251d)Repo-root
.qa-gate.confprovisioning David-Martel/git-guard's Rust gate (rust.fmt=block,rust.clippy=block) — inert until git-guard is installed; CI stays authoritative.Impact
Merging this turns CI green and unblocks Dependabot PRs #49–#53 (rebase/re-run) and PR #57. All commits SSH-signed.
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