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fix(drift): reject non-finite and out-of-range thresholds (fixes #21) - #22
scripts/scan_drift.py --threshold nan reported breach: false and exited 0 on a real drift breach (churn 1.0), because NaN makes every comparison false. The same flaw applied to inf (never breaches) and to out-of-range values (-0.1 breaches everything, 1.1 never breaches).
Fix (smallest coherent change, within the issue's allowed paths)
scripts/scan_drift.py: new threshold_type argparse type — finite values in 0 <= t <= 1 only; --threshold uses it. Validation runs during argument parsing, before any input is read or any report is written.
scripts/__main__.py: drift subcommand uses a local drift_threshold with the same rule (local copy because this module is also loaded standalone in tests, where the sibling script may not be importable).
No change to graph parsing, churn calculation, boundary flags, risk aggregation, packaging, or the inclusive breach rule (churn_ratio >= threshold).
Receipts (verified locally on base d8a4a2d5, pre-fix defect reproduced first)
Pre-fix: --threshold nan → exit 0, breach: false, report written. Post-fix: nan, inf, -inf, -0.1, 1.1 → parser error, exit 2, no report created and a pre-existing report left untouched.
Boundaries preserved: thresholds 0 and 1 still breach on churn 1.0 (inclusive rule); churn 0 at threshold 1 still exits 0.
pytest -q tests/test_scripts.py tests/test_cli_entrypoint.py → 64 passed (new tests: invalid-threshold rejection in both CLIs, boundary behavior in both CLIs).
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Summary by Sourcery
Validate drift thresholds consistently across both command-line interfaces before processing drift inputs or writing reports.
Bug Fixes:
Reject non-finite and out-of-range drift thresholds during argument parsing to prevent invalid values from misreporting drift breaches.
Enhancements:
Preserve inclusive threshold boundary behavior for valid values from 0 through 1.
Tests:
Add coverage for invalid threshold rejection and boundary behavior in both drift command entry points.
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Bug Fixes
Drift scan commands now validate threshold values before processing inputs. Thresholds must be finite numbers between 0 and 1, inclusive; invalid values produce a command-line error.
The default threshold remains 0.1, and boundary values of 0 and 1 are accepted.
Update — final head a5de7ee8 (honest-green)
The first head (de82bbc9) was green except a new CodeQL alert py/insecure-temporary-file (high) on the new test's use of deprecated tempfile.mktemp. That was fixed in commit a5de7ee8 (mkstemp + os.fdopen, same sentinel semantics); no production-code change.
Final head a5de7ee8 CI, verified live: test success, Analyze (python) success, Secret Pattern Detection success, semgrep-cloud-platform/scan success, update_release_draft success, Sourcery review success, CodeRabbit neutral, CodeQL success. Mergeable: true, state clean, non-draft. Local re-verification after the fix: pytest -q tests/test_scripts.py tests/test_cli_entrypoint.py → 64 passed; pyright → 0 errors.
Rejects NaN, infinities, and thresholds outside the inclusive 0–1 range at argument-parse time in both drift CLIs, preventing false no-breach results while preserving existing churn and boundary behavior; adds coverage for validation, report safety, and exit codes.
Sequence diagram for drift threshold validation
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Argparse
participant Drift as scan_drift.py
participant Files as Input and report files
CLI->>Argparse: parse_args()
Argparse->>Drift: threshold_type(value)
alt finite value in range 0 to 1
Drift-->>Argparse: threshold
Argparse->>Files: Read current and previous graphs
Argparse->>Drift: Compute churn and breach
Drift->>Files: Write report
else invalid threshold
Drift-->>Argparse: argparse.ArgumentTypeError
Argparse-->>CLI: Exit 2
Note over Files: No input read or report written
end
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Sequence diagram for drift subcommand validation
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Main as scripts/__main__.py
participant Argparse
participant Files as Input and report files
CLI->>Main: main(argv)
Main->>Argparse: parse_args()
Argparse->>Main: drift_threshold(value)
alt finite value in range 0 to 1
Main->>Files: Read graph inputs
Main->>Main: cmd_drift(args)
Main->>Files: Write report
else invalid threshold
Main-->>CLI: Exit 2
Note over Files: Existing report remains untouched
end
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Flow diagram for inclusive drift threshold handling
flowchart TD
A[Parse threshold] --> B{Finite and 0 <= t <= 1?}
B -- No --> C[Parser error and exit 2]
B -- Yes --> D[Read graph inputs]
D --> E[Compute churn ratio]
E --> F{churn_ratio >= threshold?}
F -- Yes --> G[Report breach]
F -- No --> H[Report no breach]
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Validate drift thresholds during CLI argument parsing.
Added argparse validators that reject non-numeric, non-finite, and out-of-range values.
Applied validation to both the standalone scanner and the drift subcommand, while preserving inclusive boundary semantics.
scripts/scan_drift.py scripts/__main__.py
Add regression coverage for invalid thresholds and boundary behavior.
Verified invalid values fail with exit code 2 before reports are created or overwritten.
Verified thresholds 0 and 1 retain expected breach behavior for churn at 1.0 and 0.0.
Validate thresholds in both drift CLI entry points, accepting only finite values in the inclusive range 0 to 1 and rejecting invalid values during argument parsing before inputs are read or reports are written.
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Both drift CLI entry points now reject non-finite thresholds and values outside 0–1 during argument parsing. Tests cover invalid values, report preservation, and boundary behavior.
Changes: Drift threshold validation
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Validate thresholds in both CLI entry points scripts/__main__.py, scripts/scan_drift.py
Both entry points validate that the threshold is finite and within the inclusive range 0 to 1. The default remains 0.1.
Test invalid and boundary thresholds tests/test_cli_entrypoint.py, tests/test_scripts.py
Tests cover rejected values, unchanged reports after invalid input, and breach behavior at thresholds 0 and 1.
The test’s temporary report path can be raced by another process. Use a private temporary path and complete the requested threshold coverage.
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the drift threshold fix and specifies rejection of non-finite and out-of-range values.
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Issue #21 requires finite thresholds in the inclusive range 0 to 1 for both drift CLIs. scripts/scan_drift.py uses threshold_type with math.isfinite and range checks. scripts/__main__.py uses …
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Issue #21 requires finite thresholds in the inclusive range 0 to 1 for both drift CLIs. scripts/scan_drift.py uses threshold_type with math.isfinite and range checks. scripts/__main__.py uses the equivalent drift_threshold parser type. Both reject invalid values during argument parsing. The existing churn_ratio >= threshold rule remains unchanged. Added tests cover invalid values, thresholds 0 and 1, breach behavior, and below-threshold behavior. The supplied verification reports 64 tests passed and zero Pyright errors.
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Exercise the below-threshold path at threshold 0.5.
The drift subcommand tests breach at 0.5 with churn 1.0, but the below-threshold test uses 0.1. Test both outcomes at the same interior threshold to satisfy the acceptance criterion.
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Update the below-threshold drift test in cli.main to use threshold 0.5, matching
the breach test’s interior threshold while preserving the expected successful
exit code.
The standalone scan_drift tests assert exit code 2 for churn 1.0 at threshold 0.5, but their below-threshold case uses threshold 0.1. The boundary test covers only thresholds 0 and 1. Add a below-threshold case at 0.5 and assert the normal result (breach is False and exit status is 0) to satisfy the linked issue’s acceptance criterion.
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Extend the standalone scan_drift tests to cover both outcomes at threshold 0.5:
add a case where churn is below 0.5 and assert the report’s breach value is
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test_drift_threshold_boundaries_remain_valid, preserving the existing
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- Line 294: Replace the tempfile.mktemp() path creation for out_path with a path
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Defect (fixes #21)
scripts/scan_drift.py --threshold nanreportedbreach: falseand exited 0 on a real drift breach (churn 1.0), because NaN makes every comparison false. The same flaw applied toinf(never breaches) and to out-of-range values (-0.1breaches everything,1.1never breaches).Fix (smallest coherent change, within the issue's allowed paths)
scripts/scan_drift.py: newthreshold_typeargparse type — finite values in0 <= t <= 1only;--thresholduses it. Validation runs during argument parsing, before any input is read or any report is written.scripts/__main__.py:driftsubcommand uses a localdrift_thresholdwith the same rule (local copy because this module is also loaded standalone in tests, where the sibling script may not be importable).churn_ratio >= threshold).Receipts (verified locally on base
d8a4a2d5, pre-fix defect reproduced first)--threshold nan→ exit 0,breach: false, report written. Post-fix:nan,inf,-inf,-0.1,1.1→ parser error, exit 2, no report created and a pre-existing report left untouched.0and1still breach on churn 1.0 (inclusive rule); churn 0 at threshold1still exits 0.pytest -q tests/test_scripts.py tests/test_cli_entrypoint.py→ 64 passed (new tests: invalid-threshold rejection in both CLIs, boundary behavior in both CLIs).pyright scripts/scan_drift.py scripts/__main__.py→ 0 errors.ruff checkon the touched files reports only pre-existing repo-wide style findings (import ordering, set-comprehension style); no new findings on the changed lines. CI runs ruff withcontinue-on-error: true.Not authorized by #21
Merge, release, publication, deployment, protected-branch writes, and repository-setting changes are not authorized by this PR — merge is Anthony's call.
Summary by Sourcery
Validate drift thresholds consistently across both command-line interfaces before processing drift inputs or writing reports.
Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
Tests:
Summary by CodeRabbit
Update — final head
a5de7ee8(honest-green)The first head (
de82bbc9) was green except a new CodeQL alertpy/insecure-temporary-file(high) on the new test's use of deprecatedtempfile.mktemp. That was fixed in commita5de7ee8(mkstemp+os.fdopen, same sentinel semantics); no production-code change.Final head
a5de7ee8CI, verified live:testsuccess,Analyze (python)success,Secret Pattern Detectionsuccess,semgrep-cloud-platform/scansuccess,update_release_draftsuccess,Sourcery reviewsuccess,CodeRabbitneutral,CodeQLsuccess. Mergeable: true, state clean, non-draft. Local re-verification after the fix:pytest -q tests/test_scripts.py tests/test_cli_entrypoint.py→ 64 passed;pyright→ 0 errors.