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fix(health): let an explicit --summary or --brief project a --full run instead of being dropped - #1673
Fixes#1670. pm health --full --summary drops --summary without saying so. In either flag order the output is byte-identical to --full alone: 15,704 B against 636 B for --summary on a one-item tracker. Nothing in the output reports the omission. The fleet's strict gates call exactly this combination to "run everything, read little".
What changes
For health, --full is first a check-scope flag. It overrides the --check-only fast path and the skip flags, so the slow integrity, drift and vectorization checks run. The flags now compose instead of competing:
--full decides which checks run.
An explicit --summary, otherwise an explicit --brief, decides the projection. --full alone still returns complete details.
--strict-exit implies the summary only when --full is absent, so --strict-exit --full keeps its documented complete output.
The behaviour is the same in the CLI, PmClient.health and MCP action dispatch. The MCP default (summary when no projection flag is given) is unchanged.
list, graph and deps still refuse --summary/--brief with --full, because there --full is purely a projection. A refusal for health would break fleet gates that already pass both flags. docs/OUTPUT_PROJECTION_CONTRACTS.md records this difference. The --summary and --full help states the precedence within the ratcheted 485-token help budget.
Evidence
tests/integration/cli/health-projection-precedence.integration.spec.ts runs on one tracker:
--full --summary and --summary --full both return mode: summary with omitted_checks: [] and the same check names as --full.
--check-only --summary omits integrity, history_drift and vectorization, while --check-only --full --summary runs them.
--full --brief is brief, --strict-exit --full is complete and --strict-exit is summary.
The SDK client and MCP runAction match.
register-commands.spec.ts covers the CLI mapping, and health-check-only-contract.spec.ts covers the projection and skip-policy precedence.
Negative control: reverting the three source edits fails five assertions.
Full suite: 12,072 tests passed, exact coverage 100/100/100/100. Flag-lexicon, command-grammar and contract snapshots are current. The tracker assurances pass, with prose-edge-gaps at 1233.
Tracker: pm-gh1670. This PR also closes pm-ofllco, the release-preflight tranche of pm-998juj merged in #1672, so the next release notes carry it. It records the pm-gh1663 re-reproduction on main as well.
Summary by Sourcery
Make health check scope and output projection compose correctly so full runs can return explicitly requested compact output.
Bug Fixes:
Fix health output precedence so explicit --summary or --brief is honored when combined with --full, while --full still runs the complete health check set.
Preserve complete output for --strict-exit --full while retaining summary behavior for --strict-exit without --full.
Apply the updated health flag behavior consistently across the CLI, SDK, and MCP interfaces.
Enhancements:
Document the distinct health flag precedence and update CLI help and SDK option descriptions accordingly.
Documentation:
Document that health treats --full as a check-scope option, unlike projection-only commands such as list, graph, and deps.
Tests:
Add coverage for health projection precedence, check scope, strict-exit behavior, and CLI, SDK, and MCP consistency.
Chores:
Update release tracking and changelog entries for the health fix and release-preflight work.
Summary by cubic
Fixes pm health so an explicit --summary or --brief projects a --full run, instead of --full silently winning and dropping the summary flag. pm health --full --summary previously emitted the full 15,704-byte output in either flag order with no receipt, byte-identical to --full alone.
For health, --full now widens the check scope (every check runs, overriding the --check-only fast path and skip flags), while an explicit --summary or --brief selects the projection. --full alone still returns complete details, and --strict-exit implies the summary only when --full is absent. The behavior matches across the CLI, SDK client, and MCP dispatch. list, graph, and deps still refuse the combination because there --full is purely a projection; a refusal for health would break existing fleet gates that already run pm health --full --summary. The flag help and RunHealthOptions docstrings now state the precedence, with the docstring-quality baseline lowered accordingly.
Written for commit 095b417. Summary will update on new commits.
…n instead of being dropped
pm health --full --summary returned the full projection, byte-identical
to --full alone, in either flag order and with no receipt (GH-1670). On a
one-item tracker that is 15,704 B against 636 B for --summary.
For health, --full is first a check-scope flag. It overrides the
--check-only fast path and the skip flags so the slow integrity, drift and
vectorization checks run. The flags now compose. --full decides which
checks run, and an explicit --summary, otherwise an explicit --brief,
decides the projection. --full alone still returns complete details.
--strict-exit implies the summary only when --full is absent, so
--strict-exit --full keeps its documented complete output.
list, graph and deps keep refusing --summary or --brief with --full,
because their --full is only a projection. Fleet CI gates already run
pm health --full --summary, and a refusal would break them on upgrade.
The CLI, the SDK client and MCP action dispatch are proven on one
tracker, including --check-only --full --summary reporting no omitted
checks. Reverting the source change fails five assertions.
Tracker: pm-gh1670.
…m-ofllco, and regenerate the changelog
pm-gh1670 closes with its resolution and evidence. pm-ofllco is the
closeable child of pm-998juj for the derived Sentry-injected ceiling and
the pre-tag packlist gates merged in #1672, so the next release notes
record that fix. pm-998juj itself stays open for its remaining
symbolication and weight criteria. pm-gh1663 gains its re-reproduction
on main and the SDK type constraint any fix must respect.
pm health now runs the full set of checks with --full, while honoring explicit summary or brief output options. Strict-exit mode selects summary output by default only when --full is not enabled.
Health results clarify which checks were omitted.
Release Reliability
Release preflight blocks tagging when a Sentry-injected package exceeds its size budget.
Documentation
Updated guidance explains how health check scope and output format options interact.
The health command now separates check scope from output projection. Full mode runs all checks, while explicit summary or brief options select compact output. The PR also updates health documentation, changelog entries, tests, and issue and release records.
Changes: Health projection precedence
Layer / File(s)
Summary
CLI health option precedence src/cli/register-operations.ts, tests/unit/commands/register-commands.spec.ts, tests/integration/cli/health-projection-precedence.integration.spec.ts
Strict exit implies summary only when --full is absent. Explicit --summary remains effective with --full. Integration tests cover CLI, SDK, and MCP behavior.
SDK projection and check policy src/sdk/governance/health.ts, src/sdk/governance/health/projection.ts, tests/unit/sdk/health-check-only-contract.spec.ts
Full mode keeps all checks in scope. Summary and brief projections take precedence over full details. Unit tests cover projection and skip-policy combinations.
Contract and recorded resolution docs/OUTPUT_PROJECTION_CONTRACTS.md, CHANGELOG.md, .agents/pm/issues/pm-gh1670.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-gh1670.jsonl, scripts/release/docstring-quality-baseline.json
The documentation, changelog, and GH-1670 records describe the precedence behavior. The docstring baseline count changes from 16 to 13.
Issue and release records
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Linked-group and package-budget records .agents/pm/issues/pm-gh1663.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-gh1663.jsonl, .agents/pm/issues/pm-ofllco.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-ofllco.jsonl
The records describe a linked-group projection reproduction and a Sentry-injected package-budget gate and resolution. They do not include the corresponding implementation changes.
Release recovery and task status .agents/pm/reminders/pm-7zs0.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-7zs0.jsonl, .agents/pm/tasks/pm-998juj.toon, .agents/pm/history/pm-998juj.jsonl
The records document recovery publication and verification of 2026.11.5. The task returns to open and unclaimed, with further criteria outstanding.
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as runHealthAction
participant Health as resolveHealthSkipPolicy
participant Projection as selectHealthProjection
CLI->>Health: pass full and summary options
Health->>Projection: select output projection
Projection-->>Health: return summary, brief, or full output
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Possibly related issues
unbraind/pm-cli#1657: The changelog records the health output behavior, but this diff does not add migration notes.
Possibly related PRs
unbraind/pm-cli#1672: The release records describe the Sentry-injected package gate and recovery associated with this PR.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 095b4
pm health --full --summary now runs the full check set and prints the compact summary, and --full alone still prints complete output. No concrete merge-blocking defect remains in the changed behavior or its tracker records.
Pre-merge checks: 3 · 2
Failed checks: 2 warnings
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Out of Scope Changes check
[#1670] The pm-gh1663 records document a separate pm get investigation. The pm-ofllco, pm-7zs0, and pm-998juj records and the release-preflight changelog entry document separate release work…
Move the unrelated pm-gh1663 investigation and release-work records and changelog entry to separate changes.
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 66.67% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
Passed checks: 3 passed
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Explanation
Title check
The title accurately describes the health projection precedence change.
Description check
The description accurately covers the health flag changes, tests, documentation, and tracking updates.
Linked Issues check
[#1670] Health applies explicit summary projection while --full runs all checks. Integration and unit tests cover flag order, check scope, and CLI, SDK, and MCP behavior. The source has not changed …
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Explanation
[#1670] Health applies explicit summary projection while --full runs all checks. Integration and unit tests cover flag order, check scope, and CLI, SDK, and MCP behavior. The source has not changed since the previous review.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
[#1670] The pm-gh1663 records document a separate pm get investigation. The pm-ofllco, pm-7zs0, and pm-998juj records and the release-preflight changelog entry document separate release work. These changes do not support the health fix.
Resolution
Move the unrelated pm-gh1663 investigation and release-work records and changelog entry to separate changes.
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Explanation
Docstring coverage is 66.67% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 3 functions across 6 files. (13 skipped: 13 unsupported.)
Resolution
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Health now treats --full as a check-scope override rather than a projection override: it runs the complete check set, while explicit --summary or --brief controls rendering across the CLI, SDK, and MCP. Strict-exit precedence, documentation, and regression tests were updated; the changelog also includes a separate release-package guard change.
Sequence diagram for consistent health projection across interfaces
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant CLI
participant SDK as HealthEngine
participant MCP
Caller->>CLI: runHealthAction
CLI->>SDK: resolveHealthSkipPolicy
SDK->>SDK: selectHealthProjection
SDK-->>CLI: projected health result
CLI-->>Caller: summary, brief, or complete output
Caller->>MCP: runAction
MCP->>SDK: resolveHealthSkipPolicy
SDK->>SDK: selectHealthProjection
SDK-->>MCP: projected health result
MCP-->>Caller: summary, brief, or complete output
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Flow diagram for health check scope and projection precedence
flowchart TD
A[Health options received] --> B[resolveHealthSkipPolicy]
B --> C{full enabled?}
C -->|Yes| D[Run every health check]
C -->|No| E[Apply check-only and skip policies]
D --> F[selectHealthProjection]
E --> F
F --> G{Explicit summary?}
G -->|Yes| H[applySummaryHealthProjection]
G -->|No| I{Explicit brief?}
I -->|Yes| J[applyBriefHealthProjection]
I -->|No| K{full enabled?}
K -->|Yes| L[Return complete details]
K -->|No| M[Return standard projection]
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Separate health check scope from output projection so --full runs every check while explicit compact projections remain effective.
Make health --full override check-only and skip policies, including integrity, drift, and vectorization checks.
Apply explicit --summary before --brief and before the complete --full projection; preserve --full alone as detailed output.
Keep --strict-exit summary implication only when --full is absent.
Propagate the precedence consistently through CLI, SDK, and MCP paths.
Update health documentation, CLI help text, and projection contract coverage.
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… to 13
The RunHealthOptions full, brief and summary fields now document their
precedence instead of the generic 'configures or reports' filler, so the
docstring-quality ratchet requires the lower baseline.
…ofllco
The defect-evidence ratchet in repository-static-quality requires every
defect closed after its epoch to carry a typed escape_class and structured
gate_evidence. pm-gh1670 records the new health-projection-precedence
regression gate (gate_added). pm-ofllco records the strengthened package
artifact gate (gate_strengthened). Each names its negative control, local
checks and hosted checks. The changelog is unchanged.
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Minor · Correct the omission-receipt diagnosis. · pm-gh1663.jsonl:2
.agents/pm/history/pm-gh1663.jsonl:2 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Correct the omission-receipt diagnosis.
For explicit field selectors, runGet registers an empty material-group set. The receipt then filters out unrequested tests and docs before checking inclusion. Changing the nonempty-array predicate alone cannot report those omissions. Add a corrective tracker note that identifies the filter.
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Correct the omission-receipt diagnosis in the tracker note: document that runGet
registers an empty material-group set for explicit field selectors, and
resolveGetReceipt filters out unrequested tests and docs before checking
inclusion. Make clear that changing the nonempty-array predicate alone will not
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Review comments at @.agents/pm/history/pm-gh1663.jsonl:
- Line 2: Correct the omission-receipt diagnosis in the tracker note: document
that runGet registers an empty material-group set for explicit field selectors,
and resolveGetReceipt filters out unrequested tests and docs before checking
inclusion. Make clear that changing the nonempty-array predicate alone will not
report these omissions.
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…ent the precedence spec helper
CodeRabbit's review of #1673 found that the pm-gh1663 note blamed the
non-empty predicate alone. For explicit --fields selectors, runGet
registers an empty material-group set, and resolveGetReceipt filters the
unrequested tests and docs groups out before any inclusion check. The
note now records both causes and what a fix must declare. The
health-precedence spec's CLI helper gains a docstring.
Release run 42137916821 published the unchanged v2026.11.5 tag after #1672.
Its base and Sentry-injected profiles and all nine registry-acceptance
jobs passed, and npm latest, GitHub Latest, npx and bunx were verified at
2026.11.5. pm-998juj records that evidence, releases its claim and returns
to open for its remaining symbolication and weight criteria. pm-7zs0
records the release-health change: one release for 2026-11-05, and a
no-op blocker retry after issue 1668 closed.
Minor, pm-gh1663 diagnosis: valid and fixed in 1e71e08. The note now records that runGet registers an empty material-group set for explicit --fields, so resolveGetReceipt filters the unrequested tests/docs groups out before any inclusion check. Changing only the non-empty predicate cannot report them.
Out of Scope Changes: kept on purpose. In this repository, tracker updates travel through PRs, because a direct push to main has no hosted analyzer evidence and cannot be released.
The pm-gh1663 note is investigation context for the next agent.
Docstring Coverage: the new spec's CLI helper now has a docstring. The repository's own docstring gate (pnpm quality:docstrings) passes, and its ratchet was lowered from 16 to 13 for health.ts.
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Why
Fixes #1670.
pm health --full --summarydrops--summarywithout saying so. In either flag order the output is byte-identical to--fullalone: 15,704 B against 636 B for--summaryon a one-item tracker. Nothing in the output reports the omission. The fleet's strict gates call exactly this combination to "run everything, read little".What changes
For
health,--fullis first a check-scope flag. It overrides the--check-onlyfast path and the skip flags, so the slow integrity, drift and vectorization checks run. The flags now compose instead of competing:--fulldecides which checks run.--summary, otherwise an explicit--brief, decides the projection.--fullalone still returns complete details.--strict-exitimplies the summary only when--fullis absent, so--strict-exit --fullkeeps its documented complete output.PmClient.healthand MCP action dispatch. The MCP default (summary when no projection flag is given) is unchanged.list,graphanddepsstill refuse--summary/--briefwith--full, because there--fullis purely a projection. A refusal for health would break fleet gates that already pass both flags.docs/OUTPUT_PROJECTION_CONTRACTS.mdrecords this difference. The--summaryand--fullhelp states the precedence within the ratcheted 485-token help budget.Evidence
tests/integration/cli/health-projection-precedence.integration.spec.tsruns on one tracker:--full --summaryand--summary --fullboth returnmode: summarywithomitted_checks: []and the same check names as--full.--check-only --summaryomits integrity, history_drift and vectorization, while--check-only --full --summaryruns them.--full --briefis brief,--strict-exit --fullis complete and--strict-exitis summary.runActionmatch.register-commands.spec.tscovers the CLI mapping, andhealth-check-only-contract.spec.tscovers the projection and skip-policy precedence.Tracker: pm-gh1670. This PR also closes pm-ofllco, the release-preflight tranche of pm-998juj merged in #1672, so the next release notes carry it. It records the pm-gh1663 re-reproduction on
mainas well.Summary by Sourcery
Make health check scope and output projection compose correctly so full runs can return explicitly requested compact output.
Bug Fixes:
--summaryor--briefis honored when combined with--full, while--fullstill runs the complete health check set.--strict-exit --fullwhile retaining summary behavior for--strict-exitwithout--full.Enhancements:
Documentation:
--fullas a check-scope option, unlike projection-only commands such aslist,graph, anddeps.Tests:
Chores:
Summary by cubic
Fixes
pm healthso an explicit--summaryor--briefprojects a--fullrun, instead of--fullsilently winning and dropping the summary flag.pm health --full --summarypreviously emitted the full 15,704-byte output in either flag order with no receipt, byte-identical to--fullalone.For health,
--fullnow widens the check scope (every check runs, overriding the--check-onlyfast path and skip flags), while an explicit--summaryor--briefselects the projection.--fullalone still returns complete details, and--strict-exitimplies the summary only when--fullis absent. The behavior matches across the CLI, SDK client, and MCP dispatch.list,graph, anddepsstill refuse the combination because there--fullis purely a projection; a refusal for health would break existing fleet gates that already runpm health --full --summary. The flag help andRunHealthOptionsdocstrings now state the precedence, with the docstring-quality baseline lowered accordingly.Written for commit 095b417. Summary will update on new commits.