Add menu.ps1, the Windows Counterpart to menu.sh - #1045
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mypy and pyright default to the platform they run on, so a host running either natively on Windows or macOS sees a POSIX-only stdlib attribute (os.mkfifo, os.geteuid) as missing, even where a runtime unittest.skipUnless/skipTest guard already excludes it there, since mypy's own flow analysis does not narrow that away. CI always runs mypy on ubuntu-latest, so pinning both checkers to linux keeps a local run in step with it.
Fronts host-setup\windows\ and the hub's repo-level tools with the same looping, hub/downstream-aware menu menu.sh already provides on Linux, including one entry with no Linux peer (setup-wsl.ps1 -Status). Shares bootstrap.ps1's PowerShell 5.1 to pwsh 7 handoff, and clones the hub with git the same way menu.sh does. Updates host-setup/README.md and host-setup/windows/README.md to document it.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Windows menu adds a dry-run workflow and checkout guidance, but the current implementation can still modify Git state during dry runs, leave stale checkout state after setup failures, and provide a command that may fail when the checkout is not on PATH. These bounded correctness and usability risks should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WindowsUser
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WindowsUser->>menu.ps1: Start menu
menu.ps1->>pwsh: Handoff when PowerShell 7 is required
pwsh-->>menu.ps1: Return delegated exit code
menu.ps1->>HubRepository: Resolve, fetch, and clean checkout
menu.ps1->>HostSetupTools: Dispatch selected setup task
HostSetupTools-->>menu.ps1: Return task result
menu.ps1-->>WindowsUser: Show result or startup error
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In `@host-setup/menu.ps1`:
- Around line 154-160: Rename Test-UnownedHub to Test-HubRemovable and update
its call site accordingly, preserving the existing return behavior and
destructive guard logic.
- Around line 472-490: Rename the resolved directory state from $script:DIR to a
distinct $script:HUB_DIR, declare it alongside the other state variables, and
assign it in main after Resolve-Directory. Update all reads in Get-MarkerPath,
Get-HubMutexName, Test-UnownedHub, Invoke-FetchHub, Invoke-FetchHubLocked, and
Invoke-Cleanup, while leaving the $script:Dir parameter used by
Resolve-Directory unchanged.
- Around line 236-243: Update Confirm-HubRoot so an existing $script:HUB_ROOT is
accepted during -DryRun, while still rejecting dry runs that require fetching
because no hub checkout exists. Apply the equivalent guard ordering or behavior
to the Linux peer, preserving the documented task-specific dry-run contract.
In `@host-setup/README.md`:
- Around line 82-88: Update both the README menu.ps1 fetch block and the
matching two-line reminder emitted by menu.ps1 to set
ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol with Tls12 before Invoke-WebRequest; keep
the two copies identical and preserve the existing download commands.
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qodo-code-review and coderabbitai on PR #1045: - A failed or interrupted git clone left an unmarked partial hub directory that blocked every retry until removed by hand. Marks ownership before the clone rather than after, and cleans up on failure. Fixed in both menu.ps1 and menu.sh, since the same gap exists in both. - -Dir accepted a lexically non-root path that resolves to a drive or UNC share root ("C:\temp\.."), bypassing the root guard. Canonicalizes before checking, matching menu.sh's own readlink -m step. - -DryRun refused every menu choice outright whenever a hub checkout was already known, defeating its own "print what each step would run" contract. Now trusts an already-known checkout under -DryRun instead of fetching to confirm it is fresh. Fixed in both menu.ps1 and menu.sh. - Test-UnownedHub is renamed Test-HubRemovable so its return value matches its name. - Documents two patterns a reviewer read as bugs but are deliberate, established conventions this file already follows: the mutex's release timing (matches menu.sh's own flock, same accepted trade-off), and the case-insensitive $DIR/-Dir aliasing (matches bootstrap.ps1's own pattern). - Adds the TLS 1.2 line menu.ps1's own fetch example was missing, matching bootstrap.ps1's identical Invoke-WebRequest reminder.
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In `@host-setup/menu.sh`:
- Around line 162-164: Before the dry-run early return in detect_hub_root,
require the hub checkout to have a clean worktree and verify that HEAD is on the
main branch; reject the dry run when either validation fails, while preserving
the existing return for a valid local main checkout.
- Around line 118-122: Update the git clone failure handler in the hub setup
flow to remove the stale hub.owned ownership marker along with the partial
checkout before returning failure. Keep the existing cleanup and error reporting
behavior unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@host-setup/menu.ps1` at line 206: The normal cleanup path
suppresses hub deletion errors before removing the ownership marker.
In `@host-setup/README.md`:
- Line 88: Update the checkout-root invocation example in the README so the
local PowerShell script path uses the explicit relative prefix .\, changing
host-setup\menu.ps1 to .\host-setup\menu.ps1.
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- A failed clone removed the partial hub directory but left its ownership marker behind, which would grant false ownership to whatever unrelated directory later occupies that same path. Removes the marker along with the directory on a failed clone, and only removes the marker after a successful cleanup removal too. Fixed in both menu.ps1 and menu.sh. - The prior fix for -DryRun trusting an already-known hub checkout only checked origin identity (Test-HubCheckout/detect_hub_root), not whether that checkout is clean and actually on main. A dirty or feature-branch checkout could therefore be read as the hub's main under -DryRun. Confirm-HubRoot/ensure_hub_root now check both, locally, with no network call. Fixed in both menu.ps1 and menu.sh.
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381-382: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not execute
scripts/carry.pyduring-DryRun.When
-DryRunis set,Confirm-HubRootaccepts a clean local hub and this call runsscripts/carry.py check.scripts/carry.pythen runsgit fetch origin main. That writes Git fetch state even though the menu promises to change nothing.Print the carry command and return during
-DryRun, or add a no-fetch dry-run mode toscripts/carry.py.Proposed fix
if (-not (Confirm-HubRoot)) { return 1 } + if ($script:DRY_RUN) { + info "Dry run: scripts/carry.py $Mode $name --target $script:DOWNSTREAM_ROOT" + return 0 + } return (Invoke-HubPython -ScriptPath 'scripts/carry.py' -Arguments $Mode, $name, '--target', $script:DOWNSTREAM_ROOT)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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203-220: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep the ownership marker until failed-clone cleanup succeeds.
If
Remove-Itemat Line 207 fails, Line 208 still deleteshub.owned. The next session then refuses to remove the leftover hub because it appears unowned. Also, failures fetching or checking out a non-default-Refreturn before$script:HUB_FETCHEDis set, soInvoke-Cleanupdoes not remove the clone by default.Use one cleanup helper for every failure after marker creation. Remove the marker only after
Test-Path $hubPathconfirms that the directory is gone.As per coding guidelines: “Never let a fallback stand in for a failed command, since
|| echo '[]',|| true, and2>/dev/nullconvert an error into that same reading, which is the suppression the write-safety rules already forbid on a mutation.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@host-setup/menu.sh`:
- Around line 166-175: Update the hub validation in ensure_hub_root, including
both the existing checkout check and the fetch-based non-dry-run path, to
explicitly verify the exit status of every git status and rev-parse command
before trusting its output. Reject the checkout when any validation command
fails; do not interpret empty status output alone as proof of a clean, valid
hub.
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In `@host-setup/menu.ps1`:
- Around line 381-382: Update the flow around Confirm-HubRoot and
Invoke-HubPython so -DryRun never executes scripts/carry.py; instead print the
carry command and return while preserving the existing invocation for non-dry
runs.
- Around line 203-220: Introduce and use one cleanup helper for every failure
after the ownership marker is created, including clone, fetch, and checkout
failures. Have it remove the hub path, verify with Test-Path that the directory
is gone, and only then remove the marker returned by Get-MarkerPath; preserve
the marker if directory removal fails. Ensure failed non-default REF operations
invoke this helper before returning instead of relying on Invoke-Cleanup or
HUB_FETCHED state.
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The dry-run clean-and-on-main check (and the pre-existing freshness check beside it) tested only a git command's captured stdout, not whether the command itself succeeded. A failed git status or rev-parse with empty stdout read the same as a genuinely clean result, silently accepting an unverified checkout. Each git call's own exit status is now checked before its output is trusted, in both menu.ps1 (Test-HubCleanOnDefaultRef) and menu.sh (hub_root_clean_on_default_ref).
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## Summary Fixes three real bugs the promotion PR's (#1046) fresh review pass over the full menu.ps1/menu.sh diff surfaced, in both files: - A failed non-default `-Ref` fetch or checkout left `HUB_FETCHED` unset, so final cleanup skipped the cloned hub and its ownership marker entirely, the same false-ownership hazard already fixed for the initial clone failure on PR #1045. `HUB_FETCHED` is now set the moment the initial clone lands, before `-Ref`'s own fetch/checkout can fail. - An unrecognized menu choice returned exit code 2, colliding with a driven tool's own legitimate exit code 2 (`scripts/carry.py`'s "repository is not uniquely registered", reproduced from earlier testing on PR #1045): `Invoke-InteractiveMenu` would silently swallow that tool's real failure as if the menu choice itself had been invalid. Replaced with a dedicated `BAD_CHOICE` flag. - Windows PowerShell 5.1 reading the script through `Invoke-Expression` (or a similar pipe) has an empty `$PSCommandPath`, and the PowerShell-7 handoff ran unconditionally before ever checking for a console, so a piped-in run could fail handing off to `pwsh` instead of reaching the "download and run it" message. Guarded in both `menu.ps1` and `bootstrap.ps1`, which shares the same startup order. Two other findings on PR #1046 were declined with evidence in the review thread rather than fixed here: the file header comment (same shape as `menu.sh`/`bootstrap.ps1`, already merged) and the mutex's release timing (same accepted trade-off as `menu.sh`'s `flock`, already documented in the code). ## Verification - `menu.ps1`/`bootstrap.ps1` parse clean under both pwsh 7 and real Windows PowerShell 5.1, and lint clean against `PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1`. - `menu.sh` passes `bash -n`. - Verified the `$PSCommandPath` fix against a real `Invoke-Expression` on Windows PowerShell 5.1: prints the download remedy instead of crashing the handoff. Confirmed no regression to the normal `-File` invocation. - Verified the `HUB_FETCHED`/cleanup fix and the `BAD_CHOICE` fix functionally in both `menu.ps1` and `menu.sh`. - `.husky/pre-commit` (ruff, mypy, prose_lint, eol) passes clean. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved menu handling so invalid selections no longer conflict with legitimate task exit codes. * Improved cleanup after setup failures during repository ref retrieval or checkout. * Added clearer instructions when scripts are run directly from a pipeline or without an action. * Improved compatibility handling for older PowerShell versions. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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## Summary Promotes develop to main. - #1045 Add menu.ps1, the Windows Counterpart to menu.sh 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added a Windows PowerShell menu for host setup, system tools, WSL, skills, repository audits, distribution checks, and file operations. - Added dry-run, confirmation, repository detection, and non-interactive bootstrap support. - Added automatic PowerShell 7 installation and handoff when needed. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved hub checkout ownership tracking, validation, cleanup, and reuse behavior. - Improved piped bootstrap handling with clear download-and-run guidance. - **Documentation** - Added Windows menu usage, platform behavior, setup guidance, and examples. - Clarified Python requirements and directory organization. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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host-setup/menu.ps1, the Windows equivalent ofhost-setup/menu.sh: the same looping, hub/downstream-aware menu overhost-setup\windows\and the hub's repo-level tools (spec/audit.py,scripts/carry.py,scripts/build_dist.py), plus one entry with no Linux peer (setup-wsl.ps1 -Status).bootstrap.ps1's PowerShell 5.1 topwsh7 handoff, and clones the hub withgitthe same waymenu.shdoes.host-setup/README.mdandhost-setup/windows/README.mdto document it and drops the "It has no Windows counterpart yet" line.mypy/pyrighttoplatform = "linux"inpyproject.toml: running the pre-commit hook on native Windows failed on two pre-existing, unrelated tests (os.mkfifo,os.geteuid) that a runtime skip guard already excludes on that platform, since mypy's flow analysis does not narrow across anos.name/hasattrcheck. CI always runs onubuntu-latest, so this keeps a local Windows/macOS run in step with it.Verification
menu.ps1parses clean under both pwsh 7 and real Windows PowerShell 5.1's own parser.PSScriptAnalyzeragainst this repo'sPSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1: clean.markdownlint-cli2on both READMEs: clean.powershell.exe..husky/pre-commit(ruff, mypy, prose_lint, eol) passes clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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