chore(tier-0): complete hygiene files for HeliosLab#131
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| grade: | ||
| @if [ -f audit_scorecard.json ]; then \ | ||
| echo "Tier-0 grade summary ($(basename "$PWD")):"; \ | ||
| jq -r '" overall: \(.overall)\n grade: \(.grade)\n top wins:\n\(.scores | to_entries | sort_by(-.value) | .[0:5] | map(" - \(.key): \(.value)") | join("\n"))"' audit_scorecard.json; \ |
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Suggestion: The grade recipe invokes jq unconditionally when audit_scorecard.json exists, so on environments without jq the recipe fails at runtime instead of printing the intended summary/fallback guidance. Add a command -v jq check (like the deny recipe does for cargo-deny) and provide a clear fallback message. [incomplete implementation]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ `just grade` fails on machines without jq installed.
- ⚠️ Tier-0 hygiene scoring unusable in minimal environments.
- ⚠️ Inconsistent behavior compared with guarded `deny` recipe.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. From the repo root `/workspace/HeliosLab`, note that `audit_scorecard.json` exists
(confirmed by `LS` at `/workspace/HeliosLab/audit_scorecard.json`) so the `grade` recipe's
`if [ -f audit_scorecard.json ]` condition at `justfile:28` will be true.
2. Use a development or CI environment where the `jq` binary is not installed or not on
`PATH` (no safeguards for `jq` are present in `justfile`, unlike the `deny` recipe's
`command -v cargo-deny` check at lines `18-21`).
3. Run `just grade`, which executes the `grade` recipe defined at `justfile:24-34`;
because `audit_scorecard.json` exists, the shell executes the `jq -r ...
audit_scorecard.json` command at `justfile:30`.
4. Observe the shell error `jq: command not found` (or a non-zero exit from the recipe)
and that the intended summary output and fallback guidance are not printed, causing `just
grade` to hard-fail on systems without `jq`.(Use Cmd/Ctrl + Click for best experience)
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*Incomplete Implementation: The `grade` recipe invokes `jq` unconditionally when `audit_scorecard.json` exists, so on environments without `jq` the recipe fails at runtime instead of printing the intended summary/fallback guidance. Add a `command -v jq` check (like the `deny` recipe does for `cargo-deny`) and provide a clear fallback message.
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