fix(scripts): give the hp findings a repo-relative path - #904
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`dataset:audit --findings` wrote its `file` as `hardware/x.yaml` while the other three audits write `data/hardware/x.yaml`. Of the 431 rows the four audits file against main, 200 named nothing from the repo root. The racks inbox prints the field as `Entry:` on every issue it opens and the nightly triage resolves it to read the entry, so a data-relative path there is a dead reference on just under half the corpus. `Finding.files` is relative to DATA_DIR because that is what the terminal report prints; the findings row is repo-relative because that is what reads it. The dedup key is taken from the basename, so it is unchanged and no existing finding re-files. The test fixture is why this shipped: it passed an already-repo-relative `files` where `checkModularMissingHp` emits `relPath(p.file)`. Both fixtures now carry the real shape, and a cross-audit case asserts all four kinds land on the same repo-relative path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SACkY1e7P133F5557uK9Rh
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In `@scripts/dataset-audit.ts`:
- Line 909: Normalize the path returned by relPath before constructing file in
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`relPath` is `path.relative`, which separates with a backslash on Windows, and `path.posix.join` keeps it. The result is not just an ugly mixed path: the slug takes everything after the last forward slash, so `data/hardware\x.yaml` keys as `missing-hp:hardware\x` and a Windows run files all 200 findings a second time against entries a Linux run already filed. Normalized unconditionally rather than on `path.sep`, because a slug filename never contains a backslash and a guard keyed to the host separator cannot be exercised on the Linux runner that files these. The test asserts both the path and the key. Reported by CodeRabbit on the path; the key is the half that makes it more than cosmetic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SACkY1e7P133F5557uK9Rh
The changeset becomes the CHANGELOG entry, and it described only the `data/` prefix. The separator normalization and the duplicate-filing it prevents are the half a reader a year from now would want. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SACkY1e7P133F5557uK9Rh
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Description
Follow-up to #902, found by running the four audits against
mainafter it merged rather than against the branch.pnpm dataset:audit --findings <dir>wrote itsfileashardware/x.yaml, while the other three audits writedata/hardware/x.yaml. Of the 431 rows the four audits file againstmain, 200 named a path that resolves to nothing from the repo root — everymissing-hprow, just under half the corpus.filebeforefileaftermissing-power-inputdata/hardware/a-designs-nail.yamlcapability-gapdata/hardware/ashdown-engineering-abm-1000.yamlmissing-hphardware/after-later-audio-send-vca.yamldata/hardware/after-later-audio-send-vca.yamlmistyped-portIt matters because the field is not decoration. The racks inbox prints it as
Entry: `...`on every issue it opens (reviewBodyinfile-findings.ts), and the nightly triage resolves it to read the entry it is tiering.Finding.filesis relative toDATA_DIRbecause that is what the terminal report prints; the findings row is repo-relative because that is what reads it. The two were never reconciled.Type of Change
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pnpm validateand it passeshpI added or changed names its source in the descriptionNo data files change in this PR.
Additional Notes
No existing finding re-files
The dedup key is taken from the basename (
file.replace(/^.*\//, "")), so prefixing the directory leaves it byte-identical:That is the property that makes this safe to land after the fact rather than a migration. A key that moved would open 200 duplicate issues in an inbox a person reads, which is the failure
CLAUDE.mdcalls out by name under Thekeyis the whole of the dedup.The test fixture is why this shipped
It passed
files: ["data/hardware/make-noise-maths.yaml"]— already repo-relative — where the realcheckModularMissingHpemitsrelPath(p.file), which is relative todata/. The fixture asserted the convention it should have been testing, so the only two tests touching this path both passed against a shape the code never produces.Both fixtures now carry the real shape, and a new cross-audit case builds one row from each of the four
toFindingsand asserts all four land on the same repo-relative path. Reverting the one-line fix fails it, which I checked rather than assumed:Testing
npx vitest run— 679 passing, 35 files.npx tsc --noEmit,pnpm lint(exit 0) andpnpm format:checkclean.pnpm validatepasses with 113 pre-existing warnings, none from this change.All four audits re-run against
mainwith--findings: 431 rows, 0 not repo-relative, 0 naming a path absent from disk (was 200 of each).One thing worth recording from that run: the first attempt pointed
--findingsat a directory outside the checkout and was refused withis outside /home/user/catalog, socheckContainedDirectoryis doing its job onmain.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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