Adopt Skylos dead-code detection - #307
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Run a strict, pinned production-only Skylos scan through `make lint` and CI. Record the verified metrics-protocol parameters as typed entry points and document the reasoned exception workflow. Preserve inline-code spelling exemptions so generated policy refreshes keep the complete lint gate reproducible.
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Summary
WalkthroughThe pull request adds Skylos as a production dead-code gate, configures named entry-point exceptions, validates Makefile contracts with Makeutil, wires the checks into CI, and preserves inline-code typo exemptions. ChangesSkylos lint gate
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR makes dead-code detection blocking in lint and CI, but the current test changes still include a command-path lint violation, a strict typing violation, and an assertion without a diagnostic message. These issues can block required checks and reduce failure clarity, so bounded cleanup is needed before merge. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Reviewer's GuideThis pull request introduces Skylos as a strict, blocking dead-code detector in the lint pipeline and CI, configures its gate and entry points in pyproject.toml, documents the new lint tier and policy, exposes a helper target for named Skylos exceptions, and strengthens spelling-policy tooling to preserve inline-code identifiers via configuration and tests. Sequence diagram for the four-tier lint pipeline including SkylossequenceDiagram
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participant CI as GitHubActions_CI
participant Make as Makefile_lint_target
participant Ruff
participant Interrogate as interrogate
participant Pylint
participant Skylos
Developer->>Make: make lint
Make->>Ruff: RUFF check
Ruff-->>Make: exit 0
Make->>Interrogate: uv run interrogate --fail-under 100 cuprum
Interrogate-->>Make: exit 0
Make->>Pylint: PYLINT PYLINT_TARGETS
Pylint-->>Make: exit 0
Make->>Skylos: SKYLOS SKYLOS_PRODUCTION_TARGETS --category dead_code --gate
Skylos-->>Make: exit 0
CI->>Make: make lint (lint-test job)
Make->>Skylos: SKYLOS ... --gate --no-upload --no-provenance
Skylos-->>CI: block PR on dead_code findings
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Invoke Skylos's whitelist command before its name, rather than treating it as a scan configured with --config-file. Test the lint and CI contracts through Makeutil's parsed rule data and pin its CI parser revision.
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When the pull-request or main coverage workflow runs, this unconditional subprocess raises FileNotFoundError: the coverage job in .github/workflows/ci.yml and .github/workflows/coverage-main.yml both run the full pytest suite through their Generate coverage steps, but neither installs makeutil. The installation added to typecheck-test is not shared across isolated jobs, so provision the pinned parser in both coverage jobs or remove the test's external runtime dependency.
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Declaring Skylos as a fourth lint tier changes the architecture, but the referenced docs/adr-003-two-tier-python-linting.md remains an accepted two-tier decision that says make lint runs only Ruff and Pylint. This leaves the documented source of truth contradictory, despite this guide's own requirement at lines 2021–2023 to update ADR-003 when the lint-gate architecture changes; update or supersede the ADR and its contents entry.
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In `@cuprum/unittests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py`:
- Around line 172-196: Update
test_skylos_configuration_models_implicit_runtime_callers to read the Skylos
gate configuration via _mapping(skylos.get("gate"), subject="Skylos gate
configuration") and assert that gate.get("strict") is True before validating
dead_code. Use a clear assertion message indicating the strict gate
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- Around line 134-149: Add specific failure messages to every bare assertion in
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referenced Makefile and CI contracts. Use the relevant contract name in each
assertion’s message while preserving the existing expected values and test
behavior.
In `@scripts/tests/test_typos_rollout.py`:
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| "$(SKYLOS_EXCLUDE_FOLDERS)", | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add failure messages to every assertion.
Add a specific message to each bare assertion in these contract tests. The messages must identify the failed Makefile, Skylos, or CI contract.
As per path instructions, use assert …, "message" over bare asserts.
Also applies to: 154-169, 191-196, 204-227
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In `@cuprum/unittests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py` around lines 134 - 149, Add
specific failure messages to every bare assertion in the contract tests,
including the assertions covering the Skylos command and the referenced Makefile
and CI contracts. Use the relevant contract name in each assertion’s message
while preserving the existing expected values and test behavior.
Source: Path instructions
| def test_skylos_configuration_models_implicit_runtime_callers() -> None: | ||
| """Each current false positive must be a typed, explained entry point.""" | ||
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| tool = _mapping(configuration.get("tool"), subject="tool configuration") | ||
| skylos = _mapping(tool.get("skylos"), subject="Skylos configuration") | ||
| dead_code = _mapping( | ||
| skylos.get("dead_code"), subject="Skylos dead-code configuration" | ||
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| entry_points = _objects(dead_code.get("entrypoints"), subject="Skylos entry points") | ||
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| name | ||
| for entry_point in entry_points | ||
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| entry_point.get("full_name"), subject="entry-point name" | ||
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| assert entry_point_names == _RUNTIME_PARAMETER_ENTRY_POINTS | ||
| for entry_point in entry_points: | ||
| assert entry_point.get("type") == "parameter" | ||
| reason = entry_point.get("reason") | ||
| assert isinstance(reason, str) | ||
| assert reason |
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Assert the strict gate setting.
Assert that tool.skylos.gate.strict is True. The current test passes if a later change sets strict = false, even though strict dead-code blocking is a required lint contract.
Proposed test update
skylos = _mapping(tool.get("skylos"), subject="Skylos configuration")
+ gate = _mapping(skylos.get("gate"), subject="Skylos gate configuration")
+ assert gate.get("strict") is True, "expected Skylos strict gate configuration"
dead_code = _mapping(As per coding guidelines, new behavioural changes require substantive tests that fail for plausible incorrect implementations.
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In `@cuprum/unittests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py` around lines 172 - 196, Update
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gate configuration via _mapping(skylos.get("gate"), subject="Skylos gate
configuration") and assert that gate.get("strict") is True before validating
dead_code. Use a clear assertion message indicating the strict gate
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Add an assertion message.
Replace the bare assertion with a stable failure message.
As per path instructions: Use assert …, "message" over bare asserts.
Proposed fix
- assert "`[^`\\n]+`" in config["default"]["extend-ignore-re"]
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relevant typos rollout test to include a stable descriptive failure message,
while preserving the existing membership check against
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Run the dead-code detector under Python 3.14 so it parses current syntax accurately. Split command construction from scan options so the whitelist command dispatches before `--reason` and records documented exceptions.
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Avoid WSL's injected `NAME` environment variable when recording documented Skylos whitelist entries.
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Verify strict production settings, whitelist argument failures, and Makeutil provisioning in every full-suite workflow. Record the four-tier lint architecture and the local parser installation contract.
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In `@cuprum/unittests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py`:
- Around line 168-169: Update both subprocess.run calls in the test helper to
resolve the make executable with shutil.which() first, then pass the resolved
absolute path instead of the bare "make" command while preserving the existing
arguments and behavior.
In `@scripts/tests/test_typos_rollout.py`:
- Line 162: Define a private _GeneratorModule Protocol with render_config
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then in rollout_modules_fixture rename the imported generator value and cast it
to "_GeneratorModule" before use. Keep the existing render_config call behavior
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This branch adopts Skylos 4.33.2 as the blocking production dead-code detector
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make lintand CI, without importing Episodic's benchmarking corpus,scorer, or infrastructure. It found no removable production code; the
in-memory metrics collector's deliberately unused protocol parameters are
recorded as typed Skylos entry points.
Skylos runs under Python 3.14 because it parses source with its own AST,
preventing newer Python syntax from producing phantom dead-code findings. The
command-only CLI remains separate from scan options so
skylos-allowdispatches
whitelistbefore--reason. ItsSYMBOLinput avoids WSL'scaller-owned
NAMEenvironment variable selecting an allow-list symbol.The follow-up hardens these contracts: the tests now cover strict mode, pinned
settings, complete error messages, actual Makefile boundary failures, and both
coverage jobs' Makeutil installation. It also records the four-tier lint
architecture and reproducible local Makeutil bootstrap procedure.
Review walkthrough
Validation
make skylos-allow SYMBOL=__probe__ REASON="probe": passed; verified the documented allow-list write, then removed the probe.mbake validate Makefile,make check-fmt,make lint,make typecheck,make test,make markdownlint, andmake nixie: passed.References