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Preserve extension read context and deterministic SDK verification - #1574
Active extension metadata can now be selected by SDK and CLI get/list/search without fetching the complete item. Projection validation uses the active field registry, preserves typed values and valid recovery selectors, and remains isolated when extensions are disabled. Ordinary settings reads also preserve missing optional schema files; explicit initialization retains schema repair, and migration validation retains its typed missing-definition refusal.
Verification fixes accompany those read primitives: intentional Sentry fixtures await telemetry producers before cleanup and assert event delivery/queue drainage; the Windows MCP task test uses a bounded elapsed-time state wait with a controlled slow-operation regression. The delivery also adopts eligible ESLint 10.13.0 and declares the latest external pm-changelog command in the host SDK grammar inventory. Changelog generation remains owned by pm-changelog 2026.10.24.
Direct scope includes all six PM implementation items below: extension projections, pure schema reads, telemetry fixture lifetime, external-package command grammar, the Windows MCP task wait, and exact ESLint adoption. These verification and package-integration fixes are required for this grouped delivery. Review also re-arms the existing release-health reminder for October 25 at 06:00 UTC through PM.
pm-eslint1013: eligible lint dependency update; the remaining cooldown/migration queue stays open and unclaimed.
Validation: all 14 hosted platform legs pass, including the affected Ubuntu 22 and Windows 24 shards. The merged source suite passes 859 files / 11,197 tests and the exact 100/100/100/100 coverage gate (coverage job). All six linked PM tests, SDK/contracts, graph/history integrity, bounded mutation, dependency/security and packed npm/npx/bunx checks pass. The settled transport benchmark passes unchanged. Three missing PM relationships found by the earlier static run are now recorded; the final required checks validate this closed-tracker/changelog head. The initial PR head passes every required check. Review fixes pin the manifest/importer exactly and replace generated test-source interpolation with a literal fixture, with focused tests, lint, types, frozen-lockfile policy, graph/history and terminal evidence checks passing. Final required checks and re-review validate the revised head. Original failed attempts remain recorded, with no relaxed gates.
Today's existing daily release is independently verified through npm/Bun installed sessions, npx/bunx and MCP acceptance. The one-release-per-UTC-day guard skips its existing immutable tag, so that published artifact predates these changes. Historical rolling release/nightly reliability remains separate from current-head verification.
Include active registerItemFields declarations in get, list and search projection validation using the existing canonical field registry. Preserve declared value types and valid custom selectors in recovery while keeping disabled registrations isolated.
Stop optional schema scaffolding during settings reads. Keep in-memory defaults, file-backed cache invalidation and explicit init repair, with regression coverage for missing workflow files and refused reads.
Bind intentional Sentry fixture telemetry to foreground completion and assert start/finish delivery plus physical queue drainage before owned-root cleanup. Adopt the release-age eligible ESLint 10.13.0 and latest external pm-changelog contribution inventory.
Track implementation, negative controls and verification under pm-gh1571, pm-gh1568, pm-gh1573 and pm-wb25c1; retain separate publication and historical reliability evidence.
Handle an absent optional migration schema snapshot in memory so an unknown custom definition retains its typed refusal without recreating the file.
Update config, telemetry identity and transaction preview controls to preserve unrelated schema absence while retaining their history, consent, identity and migration assertions. Keep read-context regressions under read-output to respect directory density, and fold package guidance into the existing documentation budget.
The affected seven-suite regression selection passes 231 tests. Preserve the initial broad-run failures, build-lease contention and corrected negative-control evidence in the canonical PM owners.
Declare the latest installed package's changelog contracts route as package-owned in the SDK destination and positional census. Extend the existing published-package contract regression and regenerate the SDK contract fixture without changing changelog generation logic.
Replace the Windows-sensitive MCP task test's fixed attempt count with a bounded elapsed-time condition wait. Retain a controlled one-second operation delay that fails the old helper and preserve all input-required, resume, completion, protocol-error and cleanup assertions.
Keep eligible ESLint adoption, package inventory alignment and the new Windows recurrence under canonical PM lineage. Preserve unsuccessful broad-run, benchmark and original hosted receipts instead of weakening any gate.
Record structured closure evidence and release all six implementation claims after the 14-leg hosted platform matrix, 11,197 passing tests and exact full-source 100/100/100/100 coverage.
Retain negative controls, typed lineage, all linked test results, terminal defect evidence, public SDK and package acceptance, independent publication/observability proof, and both unsuccessful and settled performance receipts. Keep deferred dependency and historical reliability owners open and unclaimed.
Regenerate CHANGELOG.md with external pm-changelog 2026.10.24, classifying the eligible dependency update as Changed and the five fixes as Fixed. Include the closed tracker and generated changelog in the reviewed delivery.
Read projections now support fields registered by active extensions across get, list, and search, including typed values. Unknown or disabled fields remain unavailable.
Bug Fixes
Read-only settings and workflow commands no longer recreate missing optional schema files. Explicit initialization can still scaffold them.
Schema migration now handles missing schema definitions without creating the missing input file.
Improved reliability of Windows task-state checks.
This pull request updates SDK projection and settings-read behavior, adjusts integration and unit tests, updates the changelog command contract, and adopts ESLint 10.13.0. It also records verification outcomes and release information.
Changes: Extension field projections
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Projection validation and coverage src/sdk/query/*, tests/integration/read-output/*, docs/EXTENSIONS.md, docs/SDK.md, .agents/pm/history/pm-gh1571.jsonl, .agents/pm/issues/pm-gh1571.toon
Get, list, and search include active extension-registered fields when validating projections. Integration tests cover typed values, selectors, recovery details, and disabled extensions. Documentation describes the supported selectors.
The test replaces capped polling with a 10-second condition wait that polls every 25 milliseconds. It adds a one-second delay to the mocked validation operation.
The managed-extension inventory and package-owned grammar census include changelog contracts. The fixture and test record its empty positional signature.
ESLint 10.13.0 adoption
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Dependency update and verification package.json, .agents/pm/chores/pm-eslint1013.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-eslint1013.jsonl, .agents/pm/chores/pm-wb25c1.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-wb25c1.jsonl
The ESLint development dependency range advances from ^10.12.0 to ^10.13.0. Chore records describe the adoption and verification.
Release and validation records
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Release notes and operational records CHANGELOG.md, .agents/pm/history/pm-7zs0.jsonl, .agents/pm/reminders/pm-7zs0.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-bj7rq0.jsonl, .agents/pm/issues/pm-bj7rq0.toon
The changelog lists the ESLint update and five fixes. PM records capture release checks and CLI transport-budget results.
unbraind/pm-cli#1559: It updates the same package-owned grammar census; this pull request adds the changelog contracts command to that contract.
unbraind/pm-cli#1572: It records the extension-field projection issue that this pull request addresses.
Merge Risk: Low · up to eb940
Pin the accepted ESLint version and schedule the next release-health reminder. These bounded issues do not indicate a current runtime failure, but should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merging.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
Failed checks: 1 warning
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Out of Scope Changes check
The pull request also changes unrelated areas that do not implement [#1571], [#1568], or [#1573]. These include the ESLint 10.13.0 dependency update, the pm-changelog command census and contract fixtu…
Move the ESLint update, pm-changelog grammar changes, and Windows MCP wait changes to separate pull requests with their corresponding direct issue links, or add those issues as direct scope for this pull request.
Passed checks: 4 passed
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The title clearly identifies the main extension read-context change and the related verification improvements.
Linked Issues check
The implementation meets the coding requirements for [#1571], [#1568], and [#1573]. Active extension fields are accepted by SDK and CLI get/list/search projections, with typed values, recovery selecto…
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 80.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 5 functions across 15 files. (24 skipped: 2…
Description check
The pull request description directly covers the changeset, including extension projections, schema-read behavior, test fixes, ESLint adoption, and command-grammar updates.
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The implementation meets the coding requirements for [#1571], [#1568], and [#1573]. Active extension fields are accepted by SDK and CLI get/list/search projections, with typed values, recovery selectors, and disabled-extension isolation covered by integration tests. Settings reads no longer materialize missing optional schema files, while explicit initialization and typed migration refusal remain covered. Sentry fixtures wait for telemetry producers and verify event delivery and queue drainage. The summary reports passing focused and hosted validation.
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Docstring coverage is 80.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 5 functions across 15 files. (24 skipped: 24 unsupported.)
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The pull request also changes unrelated areas that do not implement [#1571], [#1568], or [#1573]. These include the ESLint 10.13.0 dependency update, the pm-changelog command census and contract fixtures, and the Windows MCP task-state wait test. Their tests and tracking records do not provide a connection to the three directly linked issues.
Resolution
Move the ESLint update, pm-changelog grammar changes, and Windows MCP wait changes to separate pull requests with their corresponding direct issue links, or add those issues as direct scope for this pull request.
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This PR makes extension metadata projections available through all read surfaces without full-item fetches, makes ordinary schema reads non-mutating while preserving explicit repair and migration safeguards, strengthens telemetry and Windows task regression verification, and updates dependency and host-command contract metadata.
Sequence diagram for active extension metadata projections
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ReadSurface
participant Extensions
participant Projection
participant ItemStore
Client->>ReadSurface: get/list/search(fields)
ReadSurface->>Extensions: getActiveExtensionRegistrations()
Extensions-->>ReadSurface: active item field names
ReadSurface->>Projection: validate projection fields
Projection-->>ReadSurface: typed valid selectors
ReadSurface->>ItemStore: read projected values
ItemStore-->>ReadSurface: values without full-item fetch
ReadSurface-->>Client: projected result
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Flow diagram for non-mutating schema reads and explicit repair
flowchart LR
Read[Ordinary SDK or CLI settings read] --> Load[loadRuntimeSchemaFromOptionalFiles]
Load --> Missing{Optional schema file missing?}
Missing -- No --> Cache[Update or reuse settings cache]
Missing -- Yes --> Defaults[Use configured or built-in defaults in memory]
Defaults --> Cache
Init[Explicit pm init --defaults] --> Repair[Create missing schema sections]
Migration[Schema migration] --> Validate[Preserve typed missing-definition refusal]
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Enabled typed projections for metadata fields registered by active extensions across SDK, CLI, and search read surfaces.
Extend projection validation with the active extension field registry.
Preserve declared values and selector spelling in get/list/search results, including recovery suggestions.
Exclude disabled-extension fields and add integration coverage for scalar, collection, optional, and unknown fields.
Make read-only commands and SDK reads resolve missing optional schema files from in-memory defaults without creating files, including when the schema directory is absent.
Return projected custom fields under the requested selector with their declared values and types, while preserving valid custom-field selectors in error recovery and excluding fields from disabled extensions.
Investigate and resolve the cause of the scheduled Ubuntu / Node 22 shard 2/2 validation failure so the affected validation can pass.
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Keep the projection regression's extension source literal instead of building
JavaScript through JSON interpolation. This removes CodeQL's construction
finding while preserving every typed projection and registration assertion.
Pin ESLint 10.13.0 in both the manifest and lockfile importer to match the
accepted version without changing the resolved dependency graph. Re-arm the
standing release-health occurrence for October 25 through the PM CLI and
preserve the prior one-shot schedule in immutable history.
Record the full initial review inventory, optional reviewer availability,
qualified CodSpeed comparison limits, and the renewed closure evidence on
the existing canonical items. Both affected items are closed and released;
no PM work remains in progress. Latest pm-changelog regenerates the log.
Validation: both SDK read regression cases pass, zero-warning lint and all
typechecking projects pass, frozen lockfile policy passes 567 entries, and
terminal defect evidence, graph composition and record integrity pass.
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Active extension metadata can now be selected by SDK and CLI get/list/search without fetching the complete item. Projection validation uses the active field registry, preserves typed values and valid recovery selectors, and remains isolated when extensions are disabled. Ordinary settings reads also preserve missing optional schema files; explicit initialization retains schema repair, and migration validation retains its typed missing-definition refusal.
Verification fixes accompany those read primitives: intentional Sentry fixtures await telemetry producers before cleanup and assert event delivery/queue drainage; the Windows MCP task test uses a bounded elapsed-time state wait with a controlled slow-operation regression. The delivery also adopts eligible ESLint 10.13.0 and declares the latest external pm-changelog command in the host SDK grammar inventory. Changelog generation remains owned by pm-changelog 2026.10.24.
Direct scope includes all six PM implementation items below: extension projections, pure schema reads, telemetry fixture lifetime, external-package command grammar, the Windows MCP task wait, and exact ESLint adoption. These verification and package-integration fixes are required for this grouped delivery. Review also re-arms the existing release-health reminder for October 25 at 06:00 UTC through PM.
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Validation: all 14 hosted platform legs pass, including the affected Ubuntu 22 and Windows 24 shards. The merged source suite passes 859 files / 11,197 tests and the exact 100/100/100/100 coverage gate (coverage job). All six linked PM tests, SDK/contracts, graph/history integrity, bounded mutation, dependency/security and packed npm/npx/bunx checks pass. The settled transport benchmark passes unchanged. Three missing PM relationships found by the earlier static run are now recorded; the final required checks validate this closed-tracker/changelog head. The initial PR head passes every required check. Review fixes pin the manifest/importer exactly and replace generated test-source interpolation with a literal fixture, with focused tests, lint, types, frozen-lockfile policy, graph/history and terminal evidence checks passing. Final required checks and re-review validate the revised head. Original failed attempts remain recorded, with no relaxed gates.
Today's existing daily release is independently verified through npm/Bun installed sessions, npx/bunx and MCP acceptance. The one-release-per-UTC-day guard skips its existing immutable tag, so that published artifact predates these changes. Historical rolling release/nightly reliability remains separate from current-head verification.