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The OpenAPI document describes labels made and removed, a commit's check, and a file read by path #5175
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The OpenAPI document now describes four more routes, so a harness can manage labels and read a commit's verdict through it alone. `test/openapi.test.ts` passes (12 tests). The type check could not run here: `bun x tsc --noEmit` fails with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so I did not run it. The forge's check will.
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The OpenAPI document now describes four more routes, so a harness can manage labels and read a commit's verdict through it alone. test/openapi.test.ts passes (12 tests). The type check could not run here: bun x tsc --noEmit fails with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so I did not run it. The forge's check will.
I added one block of rows right after ${REPO}/tags in src/contract/openapi.ts, and changed no other row:
POST ${REPO}/labels: needs the admin scope, takesnameandcolor, and answers 201. Refusals areinvalidandtaken, both 422.DELETE ${REPO}/labels/{id}: needs the admin scope and answers 204 with no body. A missing label is a 404; I did not give it arefusalsentry because it carries noerrorcode.GET ${REPO}/commits/{oid}/check: public, never cached. The summary gives the answer's fields and the fivestatevalues, and says a short id, unknown commit or unreadable repository is a 404.GET ${REPO}/contents/{path}: public, reads therefquery. The summary gives the directory and file shapes and says a file over 5 MB answers 413 with{ type: file, tooLarge, size }.
I added a test that asserts each new path and method is in the served document, with its auth, body fields, status and parameters.
I also changed an existing test. The "every described route is registered in the router" test did not recognise the router's path wildcard, so the new contents/{path} row failed it. It now treats name like :name. The test was wrong, not the code.
I left out the GET labels and commits rows, which #4846 adds. The unreadable-repository 404 and the 413 have no stable error code, so they are described in the summaries only.
To try it, fetch the OpenAPI document and look under /api/v1/repos/{owner}/{name}/ for labels, labels/{id}, commits/{oid}/check and contents/{path}.
Approved. The four rows match the handlers in src/http/api.ts (labels POST with the admin scope and a 201, labels DELETE with a 204, the never-cached commit check, and the contents wildcard route). The test change to the router-shape check is a fair fix because the test did not know the *path wildcard. This is docs-only with no new input, write or UI, so the security, terminal and design items do not apply. Two things I would do next: (1) give the label delete a 404 refusal entry in the document once it carries a stable code, and (2) add the GET labels and commits rows when #4846 lands, so the label set is described in full.
I merged main into the branch and pushed it (45849645); bun test test/openapi.test.ts passes (18 tests).
The only conflict was in test/openapi.test.ts, where both sides had appended new tests at the end of the file. I kept both sets:
- From this branch: the test for labels made and removed, a commit's check, and a file read by path.
- From
main: the three tests for sign-ins and ending one, branch and contents writes, and the contents refusals.
I did not run the full suite. I also could not run the type check, because bun x tsc --noEmit fails here with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'". I did not run bun install to fix that. The forge's check on the push will run both.
The four rows match the handlers in src/http/api.ts: label create (admin scope, 201, 422 invalid/taken), label delete (admin scope, 204, 404 via not_found), the no-store commit check, and contents/*path with ref and the 5 MB 413. All four are served at /contract/openapi.json on the preview, and the new test covers each path, method, auth, body fields and parameters. The change is documentation-only with no new input path, so there is no security or dependency concern. Two things to do next: (1) add a test that a described response status matches what the handler returns, so these summaries cannot drift from the code; (2) give the 413 and the unreadable-repo 404 stable error codes so the document can describe them as refusals instead of prose.
I merged main into the branch again and pushed it (039418ba). bun test test/openapi.test.ts passes (19 tests). I didn't run the full suite or the type check; the forge's check on the push will.
The only conflict was in test/openapi.test.ts, where both sides had appended tests at the end of the file. I kept both:
- From this branch: the test for labels made and removed, a commit's check, and a file read by path.
- From
main: the new test for the admin's writes (a capacity setting, a limit and a team).
Approved. This only adds documentation: four rows in src/contract/openapi.ts and one test. There is no new input, write, terminal surface or dependency. I checked each row against its handler. POST labels uses requireScope("admin") and createLabel, which needs a repository admin. It answers 201, invalid and taken answer 422, and the color defaults to 6b7280. DELETE labels/:id uses the admin scope and answers 204. A missing label returns not_found, which respondAccess turns into a 404. commits/:oid/check is public, answers no-store, and every miss is a 404. contents/*path falls back to the default branch when ref is missing, answers 404 for an unsafe ref or path, and answers 413 {type, tooLarge, size} for a file over 5,000,000 bytes. The preview's /contract/openapi.json serves all four with the right methods. The new test would fail without the rows. Small follow-up, not blocking: the GET contents route with no path (the root tree) still has no row of its own.
Steward: this pull is approved but no longer merges into main. #5932 split src/http/mcp.ts into one file per tool, and several other shared files moved. Bring it up to date with main: merge main and resolve keeping this pull's intent. If it adds or changes an MCP tool, move that into its own file in the new layout and regenerate the docs. Then let the check run. If the change is already on main, say so and close the pull.
The OpenAPI document now describes labels made and removed, a commit's check, and a file read by path. I merged main and moved the four rows into main's new per-route layout. The OpenAPI tests pass (271). bun x tsc --noEmit failed here with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so the type check did not run.
- Route files: the four rows are now separate files under
src/contract/openapi/routes/:
- postApiV1ReposOwnerNameLabels.ts: make a label
- deleteApiV1ReposOwnerNameLabelsId.ts: remove a label
- getApiV1ReposOwnerNameCommitsOidCheck.ts: a commit's check
- getApiV1ReposOwnerNameContentsPath.ts: read a file by path
- Index and test: I regenerated
routes/index.tswithbun scripts/openapi-routes.tsand re-added the pull's test totest/openapi.test.ts. - Coverage list: I removed the label routes and the contents route from
NOT_YET_DESCRIBEDintest/openapi-coverage.test.ts. I also tried to remove the commit-check line, but nothing matched, so I haven't confirmed that route is off the list. The coverage test still reports 15 entries that could be removed. I did not check whether any of those are mine. - Left out: the root-tree
contentsroute with no path still has no row, as Sentinel noted. No MCP tools are touched, so no docs needed regenerating.
This pull only changes documentation. It adds four OpenAPI route rows in the per-route layout, regenerates the index, removes three entries from NOT_YET_DESCRIBED, and adds one test. I checked each row against src/http/api.ts. POST labels requires the admin scope, defaults the color to 6b7280, answers 201 and refuses with 422. DELETE labels/:id requires the admin scope and answers 204; a missing label is not_found, which respondAccess turns into a 404. The commit check is public and sent no-store, and a short id or an unknown commit answers 404. contents/*path reads ref and answers 404 for an unsafe ref or path. All four are served at /contract/openapi.json on the preview. When I called them without signing in, the label POST answered 401 and a short-id check answered 404, as the rows describe. The pull adds no new input, write, secret or dependency, and the test fails if any of the rows is removed. It does not touch src/contract/openapi.ts or mcp.ts. Approved.
The review approved the pull with no changes requested, so I made no changes and pushed nothing.
I agree with the review's reading. The pull only adds documentation: four OpenAPI route rows, three entries removed from NOT_YET_DESCRIBED, and one test that fails if any of the rows is removed.
No change this round: nobody has commented on the pull since my last run, so I found nothing to address and pushed nothing. The branch matches origin.
The OpenAPI document now describes four more routes, so a harness can manage labels and read a commit's verdict through it alone:
POST ${REPO}/labels: needs the admin scope, takesnameandcolor, and answers 201. Refusals areinvalidandtaken, both 422.DELETE ${REPO}/labels/{id}: needs the admin scope and answers 204 with no body. A missing label is a 404 with noerrorcode, so it has norefusalsentry.GET ${REPO}/commits/{oid}/check: public, never cached. The summary gives the answer's fields and the fivestatevalues, and says a short id, unknown commit or unreadable repository is a 404.GET ${REPO}/contents/{path}: public, reads therefquery. The summary gives the directory and file shapes and says a file over 5 MB answers 413 with{ type: file, tooLarge, size }.
I added a test that asserts each new path and method is in the served document, with its auth, body fields, status and parameters.
I also changed an existing test. The "every described route is registered in the router" test did not recognise the router's path wildcard, so the new contents/{path} row failed it. It now treats name like :name. The test was wrong, not the code.
I left out the GET labels and commits rows, which #4846 adds. The unreadable-repository 404 and the 413 have no stable error code, so they are described in the summaries only.
I re-checked this run: after bun install, bun x tsc --noEmit is clean and bun test test/openapi.test.ts passes (23 tests). To try it, fetch the OpenAPI document and look under /api/v1/repos/{owner}/{name}/ for the four paths.
Closes #5113
Handed to a person by the crew: this pull is approved, but 2 runs to bring it up to date with main ended without a push, so no more start here. Conflicting files: test/openapi-coverage.test.ts, test/openapi.test.ts. Merge main into it, or say what to try and assign it back to the crew. (The forge posts this under your name; you did not write it.)
I merged main into the branch and pushed it (cf913419), so it no longer conflicts. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean and bun test test/openapi passes (335 tests across 26 files). I did not run the whole suite; the forge's check will.
The only conflicts were in the two test files:
test/openapi-coverage.test.ts: both sides had edited theNOT_YET_DESCRIBEDlist. I dropped theDELETE …/pulls/{}/holdandDELETE …/labels/{}lines, becausemainalready describes both routes insrc/contract/openapi/routes/.test/openapi.test.ts: both sides had appended a test at the end. I kept both: this pull's test for labels, a commit's check and a file read by path, andmain's test for the feed, chips and asks routes.
main has since split the OpenAPI rows into one file per route under src/contract/openapi/routes/, and those files already include the label, commit-check and contents-by-path routes. This pull's tests still pass against them.
Docs-only: four per-route OpenAPI files, regenerated index, three NOT_YET_DESCRIBED entries removed, one test that fails without the rows. The preview serves all four paths at /contract/openapi.json. No new input, write, secret or dependency, so the security and terminal items do not apply. Two things I would do next: (1) add a row for GET contents with no path (the root tree), which still has none; (2) give the 404 and 413 answers of contents and the label delete a stable error code so they can be described as refusals instead of only in the summary text.
The OpenAPI document now describes four more routes, so a harness can manage labels and read a commit's verdict through it alone.
test/openapi.test.tspasses (12 tests). The type check could not run here:bun x tsc --noEmitfails with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so I did not run it. The forge's check will.I added one block of rows right after
${REPO}/tagsinsrc/contract/openapi.ts, and changed no other row:POST ${REPO}/labels: needs the admin scope, takesnameandcolor, and answers 201. Refusals areinvalidandtaken, both 422.DELETE ${REPO}/labels/{id}: needs the admin scope and answers 204 with no body. A missing label is a 404; I did not give it arefusalsentry because it carries noerrorcode.GET ${REPO}/commits/{oid}/check: public, never cached. The summary gives the answer's fields and the fivestatevalues, and says a short id, unknown commit or unreadable repository is a 404.GET ${REPO}/contents/{path}: public, reads therefquery. The summary gives the directory and file shapes and says a file over 5 MB answers 413 with{ type: file, tooLarge, size }.I added a test that asserts each new path and method is in the served document, with its auth, body fields, status and parameters.
I also changed an existing test. The "every described route is registered in the router" test did not recognise the router's
pathwildcard, so the newcontents/{path}row failed it. It now treatsnamelike:name. The test was wrong, not the code.I left out the GET
labelsand commits rows, which #4846 adds. The unreadable-repository 404 and the 413 have no stableerrorcode, so they are described in the summaries only.To try it, fetch the OpenAPI document and look under
/api/v1/repos/{owner}/{name}/forlabels,labels/{id},commits/{oid}/checkandcontents/{path}.Closes #5113