docs: README rewrite, inclusive messaging, and v0.7.x housekeeping#56
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publish.yml run 25906380797 (v0.7.0 tag push) failed on all four
Windows matrix cells (3.10/3.11/3.12/3.13) of cross-os-tests with:
AssertionError: Concurrent writers produced 12 exception(s):
[PermissionError(13, 'Access is denied'), ...]
tests/test_pipeline_orchestrator.py:246
The test
(``TestAtomicWriteJson.test_per_writer_temp_path_does_not_race_on_shared_tmp``)
pins the POSIX ``FileNotFoundError`` race that the F-S-1 fix on PR #53
addressed: pre-fix the helper used a shared ``<target>.tmp`` and
``os.replace`` from writer B could fail because writer A had just
unlinked the same tmp via its own rename. Per-writer-unique tmp
filenames eliminate that bug on POSIX.
On Windows, ``os.replace`` to the same destination path raises a
DIFFERENT error (``PermissionError: Access is denied``) when
concurrent writers briefly hold a handle on the destination — that's
a file-lock race intrinsic to the Win32 rename API, not the
tmp-rename race the F-S-1 fix is about. The pipeline orchestrator's
atomic-write contract is POSIX-shaped (sequential writers; the
test's 16-thread stress is purely a regression probe against the
original race shape), and Windows's concurrent-replace semantics
are not in scope.
Fix: marker ``@pytest.mark.skipif(sys.platform == "win32", ...)``
with a docstring explaining the platform-specific reason. The
POSIX-side regression coverage is preserved on the ubuntu-latest and
macos-latest matrix cells.
PyPI was NOT published in run 25906380797 — the ``pypi`` job is
gated on ``needs: cross-os-tests`` which never went green. The
v0.7.0 GitHub tag was deleted (local + remote) so this commit can be
re-tagged onto main HEAD and publish.yml re-fired cleanly.
Verification:
- ruff format --check + ruff check clean
- TestAtomicWriteJson passes locally (2/2; macOS)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
v0.7.0 published to PyPI (publish.yml run 25906894834, all 12 cross-OS
matrix cells green, OIDC trusted publish success). Smoke test:
``pip install forgelm==0.7.0`` in a fresh venv reports
``forgelm --version → ForgeLM 0.7.0``. Post-release housekeeping:
1. ``pyproject.toml`` → ``0.7.1rc1`` (next dev cycle marker)
2. ``docs/roadmap.md`` + ``-tr.md``:
- Phase 14 row: "🟡 Merged" → "✅ Done" with v0.7.0 release
date + completed-phases anchor
- "Latest release on PyPI" / "PyPI'deki son sürüm" paragraph:
v0.6.0 → v0.7.0 with the Phase 14 + SSRF hardening summary;
v0.6.0 demoted to "Previous release" / "Önceki sürüm"
- "Released:" / "Yayınlandı:" line: v0.6.0 → v0.7.0
- "Current state" line: 20 phases → 21 phases (Phase 14 added),
PyPI through v0.7.0
- Mermaid: ``v0.7.0`` node → ``v0.7.0 ✅ Released`` /
``✅ Yayınlandı``
- Tree-comment for ``phase-14-pipeline-chains.md``: "Merged …
v0.7.0 tag pending" → "Done — shipped v0.7.0 (PyPI 2026-05-15)"
- ``releases.md`` comment: ``v0.3.0 → v0.6.0`` → ``v0.3.0 →
v0.7.0``
3. ``docs/roadmap/completed-phases.md``: appended a comprehensive
Phase 14 entry (driver, what shipped, security fold-in,
backward-compat invariant, full review-absorption history with
PR #53 + #54 round summaries, cross-references to operator
guides + schema + user manual pages). Slug
``#phase-14-multi-stage-pipeline-chains-v070`` matches the
target anchor used from ``roadmap.md`` and ``roadmap-tr.md``.
Verification:
- ruff format --check + ruff check clean
- 48 / 48 bilingual doc pair parity green
- 274 markdown files: all anchors + relative links resolve
(including the new ``completed-phases.md#phase-14-...`` anchors)
- site/ version literals still pin v0.7.0 (no change needed; the
bump to 0.7.1rc1 is dev-cycle only)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ing) v0.7.0 shipped Phase 14 (Multi-Stage Pipeline Chains) on 2026-05-15. Post-release housekeeping: 1. Phase 14.5 — Pipeline Hardening (new planning doc) ``docs/roadmap/phase-14-5-pipeline-hardening.md`` is the canonical home for the 4 review-deferred items from PR #54: - F-PR54-H6: canonical pipeline manifest hash + non-chain-field tamper detection - F-PR54-H7: per-stage ``training_manifest.json`` deep-parse validation (pairs with H6 as "pipeline manifest verification rewrite") - F-PR54-M10: webhook ``pipeline.*`` event vocabulary documentation (optional ``tools/check_webhook_event_vocabulary .py`` ``--strict`` guard) - F-PR54-M11: ``WebhookNotifier._send(**extra)`` explicit allowlist Wave 2 carry-overs from the original Phase 14 spec (intra-stage HF Trainer resume, DAG pipelines, parallel exec, wizard pipeline path) tracked at the bottom as future-phase backlog, NOT in-flight Phase 14.5 work. Targets v0.7.x patch cycle. 2. ``docs/roadmap/phase-14-pipeline-chains.md`` deleted Phase 14 shipped in v0.7.0; the canonical history is in ``completed-phases.md#phase-14-multi-stage-pipeline-chains-v070`` (the entry I appended in commit bc4c4a0). Phase 15 followed the same pattern (3399c0e archived its standalone planning doc once shipped). Six cross-references redirected to either the completed-phases anchor or the new Phase 14.5 doc: - ``docs/guides/pipeline{,-tr}.md`` Cross-references section - ``docs/usermanuals/{en,tr}/deployment/model-merging.md`` merge-sweep helper aside - ``docs/roadmap/completed-phases.md`` historical reslotting note (L915) + cross-references list (L1535) 3. ``docs/roadmap.md`` + ``docs/roadmap-tr.md`` - New Phase 14.5 row in the Planned section (📋 Planned / Planlandı). - Mermaid diagram: new ``P145`` node + ``V275[v0.7.x]`` dotted edge. - Tree-structure comment: ``phase-14-pipeline-chains.md`` → ``phase-14-5-pipeline-hardening.md`` (the design doc no longer exists; the new planning doc takes its slot). 4. ``docs/roadmap/releases.md`` - "v0.7.0 — Pipeline Chains (Planned)" rewritten as a Released entry with full Summary / Highlights / Public surface changes / Review-absorption history / Full changelog sections (mirrors the v0.6.0 entry's depth). - New "v0.7.x — Pipeline Hardening (Planned)" placeholder between v0.7.0 and v0.6.0-pro pointing at the Phase 14.5 spec. 5. ``docs/roadmap/risks-and-decisions.md`` - New "2026-05-15 — v0.7.0 release-review deferrals → Phase 14.5" deferred-findings table with the 4 F-PR54 rows + bundled-landing note. - Three new decision-log entries: 2026-05-11 (v0.6.0 / Phase 15), 2026-05-15 (v0.7.0 / Phase 14 + retag), 2026-05-15 (Phase 14.5 introduction). Verification: - bilingual parity: 48/48 pairs (the new Phase 14.5 doc is EN-only; TR mirror not added since this is a planning doc, not user-facing reference — same pattern as phase-13-pro-cli.md) - anchor resolution: 274 markdown files green (every Phase 14.5 cross-reference resolves, the completed-phases anchor links resolve) - CLI help consistency: 457 forgelm invocations green - no-analysis-refs: green Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The static-site SPA viewer in site/guide.html only intercepts
``#/<section>/<page>`` hash-router routes and external HTTPS URLs;
relative ``.md`` href clicks (``../../../guides/foo.md``, even
intra-manual ``../section/page.md``) fire plain browser navigation
and 404. Replace every such reference across docs/usermanuals/
{en,tr} (55 file pairs) with either an in-manual SPA route or an
absolute github.com/cemililik/ForgeLM/blob/main/... URL, depending on
whether the topic has an in-manual page. Also drops broken SPA
routes that never had a backing manual page (``#/standards/release``,
``#/roadmap/phase-13``, ``#/reference/audit-event-catalog``).
New guard: tools/check_usermanual_self_contained.py walks every
usermanual page and fails on any link the SPA can't resolve, with
14-test regression coverage. Wired into the local self-review
gauntlet (CLAUDE.md + AGENTS.md), CI workflow (.github/workflows/ci.yml),
and a new "User-manual link discipline" section in
docs/standards/documentation.md. sync-bilingual-docs skill (both
.claude and .agents mirrors) updated with the rule. Fenced code
blocks (sample JSON / shell output mentioning docs/... paths as
data) are skipped so the guard does not flag literal CLI envelopes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ints - Rewrite README.md (326 → 182 lines): drop version/phase tags, the Project Structure ASCII tree, CLI section duplication, and the Pro CLI preview. Condense Features into 4 groups, give Compliance & Safety its own callout, and reduce Notebooks to 3 featured + folder link. - Reframe notebook-vs-pipeline copy as inclusive of terminal, notebook, and CI/CD entry points across README, site/index + quickstart heroes (with EN/TR/DE/FR/ES/ZH translation parity), user-manual CI/CD page, product_strategy, pipeline non-goals, and CLAUDE/AGENTS one-liners. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request introduces a new CI guard, check_usermanual_self_contained.py, to enforce link isolation within the user manual SPA viewer, alongside a comprehensive update to documentation and the project roadmap following the release of Phase 14. Feedback on the new tool identifies several logic gaps, including a restrictive regex that lacks support for anchors and arbitrary path depths, incomplete link extraction for complex Markdown syntax, and a need for more robust code block detection to avoid false positives in indented or inline blocks.
| # SPA hash-router form recognised by site/js/guide.js — ``#/<section>/<page>``. | ||
| # Section/page slugs are kebab-case alphanumerics matching the | ||
| # directory naming under docs/usermanuals/<lang>/. | ||
| _SPA_ROUTE_RE = re.compile(r"^#/(?P<section>[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)/(?P<page>[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)$") |
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The _SPA_ROUTE_RE regex is too restrictive. It currently only allows exactly two path components (section and page) and does not support anchors (e.g., #/section/page#heading). Since _walk_manual_files uses rglob to find files at any depth, the validation logic should support arbitrary path depth. Additionally, forbidding anchors prevents linking to specific sections within a manual page, which is a common documentation requirement.
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- Ensure that invalid inputs or states are safely handled in all cases.
| return BrokenLink( | ||
| link, | ||
| f"hash-router route {href!r} is not in the canonical " | ||
| "``#/<section>/<page>`` form recognised by the SPA viewer", | ||
| ) | ||
| section = match.group("section") | ||
| page = match.group("page") | ||
| lang_root = _lang_root_of(link.source, usermanuals_root) | ||
| if lang_root is None: | ||
| # Shouldn't happen — we only call this for files under | ||
| # docs/usermanuals/ — but degrade gracefully. | ||
| return BrokenLink(link, "source file is not under docs/usermanuals/") | ||
| target = lang_root / section / f"{page}.md" | ||
| if not target.is_file(): | ||
| return BrokenLink( | ||
| link, | ||
| f"SPA route {href!r} has no backing file at docs/usermanuals/{lang_root.name}/{section}/{page}.md", | ||
| ) |
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This validation logic depends on the regex capturing exactly two groups (section and page). If the regex is updated to support arbitrary depth and anchors, this function needs to be updated to use the full path and ignore the anchor during the file existence check.
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- Verify code functionality, handle edge cases, and ensure alignment between function descriptions and implementations.
| for match in _LINK_RE.finditer(line): | ||
| text_part = match.group(1) | ||
| href_part = match.group(2).strip() | ||
| if not href_part: | ||
| continue | ||
| yield Link(source=source, line=line_no, text=text_part, href=href_part) |
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The link extraction logic has several limitations: it does not handle Markdown links with titles (e.g., [text](url "title")), it fails on URLs containing nested parentheses, and it misses links that span multiple lines. When a title is present, href_part will contain both the URL and the title, causing resolution failures in _validate_relative_path.
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- Verify code functionality, handle edge cases, and ensure alignment between function descriptions and implementations.
| for line_no, line in enumerate(text.splitlines(), start=1): | ||
| # Skip fenced code blocks — JSON / shell / yaml examples | ||
| # legitimately mention ``docs/...`` paths as literal data, | ||
| # not as clickable links. | ||
| stripped = line.lstrip() | ||
| if stripped.startswith("```") or stripped.startswith("~~~"): | ||
| in_code_block = not in_code_block | ||
| continue | ||
| if in_code_block: | ||
| continue |
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The logic to skip code blocks only handles fenced blocks (``` or ~~~). It does not handle indented code blocks (4 spaces) or inline code blocks (`code`). Links appearing inside inline code or indented blocks will be incorrectly extracted and validated, which may lead to false positives if they are intended as literal examples.
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- Ensure that invalid inputs or states are safely handled in all cases.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new CI guard, check_usermanual_self_contained.py, to enforce link isolation in the user manual directory for SPA viewer compatibility. It includes updates to documentation standards, roadmap files, and a mass migration of links across manual pages. Feedback identifies several logic errors in the new tool, including a restrictive SPA route regex that lacks anchor support, the absence of disk existence checks for relative paths, and a failure to correctly parse Markdown links with optional titles.
| # SPA hash-router form recognised by site/js/guide.js — ``#/<section>/<page>``. | ||
| # Section/page slugs are kebab-case alphanumerics matching the | ||
| # directory naming under docs/usermanuals/<lang>/. | ||
| _SPA_ROUTE_RE = re.compile(r"^#/(?P<section>[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)/(?P<page>[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)$") |
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The current regex for SPA routes is too restrictive. It does not support optional anchors (e.g., #/section/page#anchor) which are valid in the SPA viewer, and it enforces a strict two-level directory structure. This will cause false positives for valid links and prevent linking to specific sections of a page. Additionally, the tool's own suggestion for intra-manual links (which can be deeper than two levels) would fail this validation.
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- Ensure regex patterns for URL validation are robust enough to handle valid edge cases like anchors and varying path depths.
| match = _SPA_ROUTE_RE.match(href) | ||
| if match is None: | ||
| return BrokenLink( | ||
| link, | ||
| f"hash-router route {href!r} is not in the canonical " | ||
| "``#/<section>/<page>`` form recognised by the SPA viewer", | ||
| ) | ||
| section = match.group("section") | ||
| page = match.group("page") | ||
| lang_root = _lang_root_of(link.source, usermanuals_root) | ||
| if lang_root is None: | ||
| # Shouldn't happen — we only call this for files under | ||
| # docs/usermanuals/ — but degrade gracefully. | ||
| return BrokenLink(link, "source file is not under docs/usermanuals/") | ||
| target = lang_root / section / f"{page}.md" | ||
| if not target.is_file(): | ||
| return BrokenLink( | ||
| link, | ||
| f"SPA route {href!r} has no backing file at docs/usermanuals/{lang_root.name}/{section}/{page}.md", | ||
| ) |
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This function should be updated to work with a more flexible SPA route regex, allowing for arbitrary path depth and optional anchors while still verifying the existence of the backing .md file. The error message should also be updated to show the full expected path for better debugging.
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- Validation logic should be consistent with the supported directory structure and URL formats.
| target = (link.source.parent / path_part).resolve() | ||
| except OSError as exc: | ||
| return BrokenLink(link, f"path resolve failed: {exc}") | ||
| lang_root_resolved = lang_root.resolve() |
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The tool currently checks if a relative path escapes the language root, but it doesn't verify if the target path actually exists on disk. Adding an existence check would make the guard more effective at catching broken links to assets like images or other non-Markdown files that are allowed to stay as relative paths.
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- A link checker should verify the existence of the target resource on disk when using relative paths.
| text_part = match.group(1) | ||
| href_part = match.group(2).strip() |
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The current link extraction logic doesn't handle Markdown links with optional titles (e.g., [text](url "title")). The title part will be included in the href_part, causing validation to fail. Splitting the href part on whitespace will correctly extract the URL and ignore the title.
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- Markdown parsing logic should account for standard syntax features like link titles.
- tools/check_usermanual_self_contained.py:108 — collapse chained
`startswith("```") or startswith("~~~")` into a single tuple-argument
call (pythonic; equivalent semantics).
- .markdownlint.json — set MD024 to `siblings_only: true`. The release
notes file (docs/roadmap/releases.md) repeats the same H3 names
(`Summary`, `Highlights`, `Public surface changes`, `Full changelog`)
under each release's H2 by design; treating duplicates under the
same parent as the only hard error is the correct policy for this
changelog-style document.
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Validated review feedback by reading the SPA viewer (site/js/guide.js) and grepping the actual usermanual corpus. Applying only the changes backed by real behaviour or in-tree evidence. Real issues fixed: - **SPA route anchor support** (Gemini high-priority). Verified site/js/guide.js:343 appends ``#<heading>`` to the route via ``history.replaceState`` when the reader clicks a TOC entry. The prior regex rejected this canonical form. ``_SPA_ROUTE_RE`` now accepts an optional ``#<heading>`` suffix; the backing-file check still uses the section/page portion only. - **Markdown link-title stripping** (Gemini medium-priority). ``[text](url "title")`` and ``[text](url 'title')`` are valid CommonMark; the title was being appended to the href and would have failed validation if anyone added one. No false positives in the current corpus, but the fix is one line and defensive. Codacy minors (6 → 0 on pylint C/W rules): - Added docstrings to ``Link``, ``BrokenLink``, and ``main``. - Shortened three f-string lines that exceeded the 100-char Codacy cap (project ruff cap is 120, but Codacy uses pylint default). Regression tests (4 new, brings file to 18 passing): - SPA route with anchor passes when the backing page exists. - SPA route with anchor still fails when the backing page is missing. - Double-quoted link title is stripped before SPA validation. - Single-quoted link title is stripped on an external URL. Review feedback investigated and *not* applied — kept the changeset focused on items with real evidence: - "Restrictive 2-level depth": SPA is 2-level by design per site/js/guide.js (#/<section>/<page> hash-router); deeper paths would not render. Existing regex shape is correct. - "Nested-paren URLs / multi-line links / indented code blocks / inline-backtick code": grepped the corpus — zero matches. Not applying speculative changes. - "No on-disk existence check for relative paths": tools/ check_anchor_resolution.py already owns the on-disk side, and the file docstring explicitly pairs the two guards. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…format CI lint failed after the previous commit because the two formatters disagreed: - ``[tool.ruff] line-length = 120`` is the project's declared policy and ``ruff format`` reflows long f-strings onto single lines accordingly. - Codacy runs pylint with its default ``max-line-length = 100``, which flagged the same lines. Splitting them to please pylint then made ruff format reflow them back, breaking ``ruff format --check`` in CI. Resolved systemically by adding ``[tool.pylint.format] max-line-length = 120`` to pyproject.toml so pylint honours the same cap as ruff. Pylint stays at 10.00/10 locally; ruff format --check is now clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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index.html+quickstart.htmlheroes (with EN / TR / DE / FR / ES / ZH translation parity), user-manual CI/CD page,product_strategy{,-tr}.md, pipeline non-goals, and theCLAUDE.md+AGENTS.mdone-line description so future contributions don't reinforce the framing.95f7a84) — newtools/check_usermanual_self_contained.pyguard + 130+ usermanual link fixes for the static SPA viewer.8f59fde) — archive Phase 14, introduce Phase 14.5 v0.7.x hardening track.bc4c4a0,a97d873) — bump to0.7.1rc1, skip the atomic-write race regression test on Windows.Test plan
ruff check . && pytest tests/python3 tools/check_bilingual_parity.py --strict(verified locally: 48 pairs OK)python3 tools/check_anchor_resolution.py --strict(verified locally: 275 files OK)python3 tools/check_usermanual_self_contained.py --strict(verified locally: 132 pages OK)python3 tools/update_site_version.py --check(verified locally: site literals match CHANGELOG 0.7.0)python3 tools/check_no_analysis_refs.py(verified locally)🤖 Generated with Claude Code