fix(ci): the agent-skills gate's Windows home-path rule can never match - #821
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change expands Windows home-directory path detection to escaped paths, adds table-driven rule tests, and runs those tests in the agent-skills gate for relevant pull request and push changes. ChangesAgent skills validation
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In `@scripts/ci/check_agent_skills.py`:
- Line 98: Update the Windows-path alternative in check_private to match one or
more backslashes in raw scanned text, including doubled escaped separators,
while preserving the existing user-directory exclusion. Add regression cases
covering both direct and escaped Windows paths.
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RunanywhereAI#820 added a gate that keeps personal coordinates out of the `.claude/` and `.agents/` trees, which ship in a public repo. One of its rules cannot fire. re.compile(r"(?:/Users/(?!<)[\w.-]+|/home/(?!<)[\w.-]+|C:\\\\Users\\\\[\w.-]+)/") Two independent reasons, either alone enough: - The trailing `/` is outside the alternation, so every branch has to be followed by a forward slash. A Windows path is separated by backslashes, so it never reaches that. - In a raw string `\\\\` is two literal backslashes, so the branch wanted `C:\\Users\\`, not the `C:\Users\` anyone would actually paste. The POSIX branches work, so the gate looks healthy while the Windows arm is dead. That matters here because the skills describe a Windows ARM64 test box, which is exactly where someone pastes `C:\Users\<name>\...` while debugging. Moves the separator inside each branch, fixes the escaping, and accepts any drive letter. Placeholders like `C:\Users\<you>\` stay exempt via the same `(?!<)` guard the POSIX branches use. Adds scripts/ci/test_agent_skills.py, following the precedent of test_release_version_coherence.py, whose CI step gives this exact rationale: running a gate proves the tree is clean today, not that the gate still catches the shape it was added for. Confirmed the test fails on the unfixed rule: absolute path into a personal home directory: should have matched 'C:\Users\alice\build' absolute path into a personal home directory: should have matched 'D:\Users\alice\build' The workflow's `paths:` filters gain the new file too, so editing the tests alone still triggers the gate.
check_private scans raw file contents, so a Windows path written inside a JSON or shell snippet arrives with its separators already doubled. The rule now accepts one or more backslashes per separator and the two forms are covered by tests.
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Thanks for this, @ayaangazali! The change looks good -- it fixes a real bug in the Windows home-path rule (verified the before/after regex myself), and the new test script is a solid addition. Because it touches the agent-skills CI gate itself ( Reviewed with help from Claude Code and Codex. |
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#820 added a gate that keeps personal coordinates out of the
.claude/and.agents/trees, since they ship in a public repo. One of its rules cannot fire.Two independent reasons, either one sufficient:
/is outside the alternation, so every branch must be followed by a forward slash. Windows paths are separated by backslashes, so a Windows path never reaches it.\\\\is two literal backslashes, so the branch is looking forC:\\Users\\, not theC:\Users\anyone would actually paste.Demonstrated against the rule as it exists on
main:The POSIX branches work, so the gate reads as healthy while the Windows arm is dead. That matters here specifically: the skills describe a Windows ARM64 test box, which is exactly the context where someone pastes
C:\Users\<name>\...while debugging, and the gate would pass it through.The change
Moves the separator inside each branch, fixes the escaping, and accepts any drive letter rather than only
C:. Placeholders stay exempt through the same(?!<)guard the POSIX branches already use, soC:\Users\<you>\does not trip it.Type of Change
Testing
Added
scripts/ci/test_agent_skills.py, following the precedent ofscripts/validation/gates/test_release_version_coherence.py, whose CI step states this exact rationale:14 cases: all three OS home-path shapes, the placeholder form for each, two non-home paths, plus spot checks on the neighbouring tailscale / ssh-key / private-key / RFC1918 rules so a future edit cannot blank them.
Confirmed the test fails on the unfixed rule by restoring only the pattern from
main:With the fix, both scripts are green against the real trees:
so the wider pattern introduces no false positives on the committed content. The workflow's
paths:filters gain the new file as well, otherwise editing the tests alone would not trigger the gate.No Python linter is wired up for
scripts/ci/; the file is stdlib-only, matching the gate's deliberate no-toolchain constraint.Labels
(None of the listed SDK labels apply; this is
scripts/ci/+ a workflow.)Checklist
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