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R007 was a `strict`-only warning. Adopting repositories run the `baseline` profile with `fail-on: error`, so a repository that added a [scripts] entry duplicating its justfile produced a warning the default gate discarded -- the rule could not prevent the recurrence it was written for. Promote it to `error` and add it to `baseline`. This is safe because per-entry judging (already merged) means every finding is a task defined twice, with no judgement call to defer: an entry that forwards to the justfile or shadows a justfile recipe is duplicate by construction, the same standard R001-R005 already hold. An entry the justfile does not provide is untouched, so no legitimate entry point is lost. No checker change: severity and profiles are data in the contract.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughR007 now has error severity in both the baseline and strict profiles. Tests cover failures under both profiles and baseline warning demotion. Documentation describes the rule, its rollout, and how to record an R007 skip. ChangesR007 enforcement
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- Around line 93-94: Update the R007 rollout paragraph in the repository
contract to reflect that R007 runs as an error in the baseline profile, rather
than implying it starts in strict; preserve the accurate profile descriptions
for the other rules.
- Around line 103-106: Update the skip-rules documentation to state that
`skip-rules: "R007"` removes R007 from the execution plan and disables checks
for every entry, including mirrored entries. Clarify that it cannot create a
single-entry exception and that another mechanism is needed to preserve
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Update the rollout description for R007.
Lines 39-42 still say that only the first five rules run as mechanical baseline rules and that the last six start in strict. R007 now runs as a baseline error. Update that paragraph so adopters do not rely on an incorrect profile description.
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Update the R007 rollout paragraph in the repository contract to reflect that
R007 runs as an error in the baseline profile, rather than implying it starts in
strict; preserve the accurate profile descriptions for the other rules.
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R007 is now an error on the baseline profile, and its opt-out guidance described an exemption that does not exist. skip-rules removes the whole rule from the plan, so presenting it as a per-entry escape hatch would silently stop R007 reporting every other duplicate in the repository, including any added later. - State that skip-rules takes the whole rule off the plan, that no per-entry exemption exists for R007, and record it as a decision with an exit condition. Lead with deleting the duplicate instead. - Sync the rollout paragraph with the table: the mechanical set is now R001-R005 plus R007. - Drop R007 from the error-rules example; both profiles are already error, so listing it is a no-op that implies it still needs promoting.
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- Around line 105-106: Update the guidance around R007 in the repository
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The previous wording claimed removing a mirrored [scripts] entry loses nothing. That is wrong for both R007 triggers: vx run <name> is itself an entry point, and the name-collision branch fires on the key alone, so an entry can be an independent command rather than a copy of the recipe. Tell the reader to check callers and migrate them to just <name> before deleting, and to prefer renaming a name-collision entry that is not a copy of the recipe.
Summary
R007 (
no-scripts-with-justfile) is currently astrict-only warning. Adoptingrepositories run the
baselineprofile withfail-on: error, so a repositorythat adds a
[scripts]entry duplicating its justfile produces a warning thedefault gate discards — the rule cannot prevent the recurrence it exists for.
Promote it to
errorand add it tobaseline.Why this is safe now
Per-entry judging is already merged: an entry is reported only when it forwards
to the justfile (
just <recipe>/vx just <recipe>) or when its key names arecipe that exists in the justfile. Every finding is therefore a task defined
twice, with no judgement call to defer — the same standard R001–R005 already
hold.
An entry the justfile does not provide is untouched. A repository whose
justfile has no build recipe can keep
build-ue = "..."depending on[env],and a repository whose
[scripts]runsuvx noxwhere the justfile has nonoxrecipe is fine. No legitimate entry point is lost.Each entry is reported separately with its line, so the annotation names the
duplicated task:
Changes
contract/repo_contract.json— R007:warn→error,["strict"]→["baseline", "strict"].docs/repo-contract.md— severity table row, the adoption example, and the R007 remediation guidance.tests/test_repo_contract.py— R007 tests assert exit 1; the baseline profile test now expects six rules. Added a--warn-rule R007case covering the demotion path.scripts/check_repo_contract.pyis unchanged: severity and profiles are data inthe contract.
On the
skip-rulesescape hatchskip-rules: "R007"takes the whole rule out of the plan — R007 has noper-entry exemption today. Skipping for one unmigrated entry also stops R007
from reporting any other duplicate in that repository, present or added later.
Preferred order when R007 fires:
entry so it no longer collides with a justfile recipe. Deleting a
name-collision entry also removes its
[scripts]command (vx run <name>),so rename before delete when the entry is a real command.
skip-rules: "R007"as a full-ruledisable: evaluate it as such and register expiry conditions for it.
Validation
python -m unittest discover -s tests— 313 tests, all pass.strictprofile: 0 errors, 2 pre-existing R006 warnings, exit 0.[scripts]passesbaseline.[scripts] lint = "just lint"failsbaselinewith exit 1 and an::error file=vx.toml:5annotation.[scripts] build-uewith a justfile that has nobuild-uerecipe passesbaseline, exit 0.