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CLAUDE.md's process section is now one line per rule with a link to the MoonWalk process that holds its steps, so each rule has one home, and the agents' memory moved into the repo pages and processes where contributors read it. The commit checks group into four subprocesses the map and MoonDeck follow, and the contribution rules gain WLED's core rule on AI-written code. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2343KB | tick:7/10/7/2/8/9/285/7/7/10us(FPS:142857/100000/142857/500000/125000/111111/3508/142857/142857/100000) | src:331(83292) | test:244(56204) | functions-over:349 Commit: src +3/-3 lines | test +116/-44 lines | code findings 1610 -> 1609 (duplicated block -2, large file +1) | duplicated lines 3586 -> 3338 (-248) Checks: the commit process's triggered steps: specs, prose, build_docs --strict, check_docgen (0 errors, 3079 warnings), check_taglines, build_desktop and --tests, test_desktop (2587), run_scenario (17 passed, 15 live-only skipped), test_host --js (329) and --python (498), check_devices, check_firmwares, then the ESP32 builds for esp32, esp32s3-n16r8 and esp32p4rev3-eth last and their freshness checks: all pass. check_code fails on one rule only: large files 25 to 26, from unit_MoonLiveLayout.cpp's 1113 lines, which #144's backlight tests grew and this commit does not touch. no-jit and improv not triggered. **Core** - `CMakeLists.txt` and `test/CMakeLists.txt`: GCC 16.2's three false positives (null-dereference, array-bounds, maybe-uninitialized) stop being fatal on mm_tests only, from that version on, and null-dereference is back among the pre-16 four; doctest's Clang `#warnings` and MSVC C5285 are scoped to mm_tests too. - `esp32/main/CMakeLists.txt`: the MoonLive catalog rule outputs a stamp, as the desktop's does, so a clean build no longer deletes the tracked `script_catalog.h`; three ESP32 builds left it unchanged. - FirmwareUpdateModule's partition control says its value is the running image and its total the slot. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `walk_status.py` follows a step that runs a subprocess into its steps, guarding cycles; `moonwalk.js` shows such a step as its group's state and opens the subprocess from it. - MoonDeck.md: the `check_docgen` reasoning moved from CLAUDE.md, a subprocess step in `/api/gates`, the UI runs never a gate with the reason, the docs preview's hook reload, the QEMU watchdog artifact. **Tests** - Python: a parent process reports its children's steps, a subprocess reached twice or in a cycle reads once, and the commit fold keeps its step ids within every cap. - JS: a subprocess step's combined state. **Docs/CI** - CLAUDE.md, 289 to about 115 lines: The Process keeps the rules that bind beyond one process and links the rest; Roles gains a root cause named a hypothesis until traced, an agent posting on GitHub only what the product owner read with no agent attribution in their name, and reporting the real situation. - MoonWalk: `commit` folds into commit-docs, commit-code, commit-web and commit-scripts; the stage files win on every trigger glob (`no-jit` gains src/light/moonlive, `js` reads docs/assets/*.js); `contribute-pr` rebases only before the first push and carries the contributor's AI rule (vouch for every line, answer in your own words, say what an agent wrote and what was tested); the product owner asks CodeRabbit for each review; the Roles rules leave the stage files. - The agents' memory (step 11f): 170 files read, 103 already said in the repo, 42 moved one or two sentences each into coding-standards, lessons.md, the stage files, MoonDeck.md and the pages they name, 19 obsolete; power-functions.md states the one effect rule, backlog-light.md the 44-46 flash finding. - The plan records 11e, 11f and step 21 as built, and `testing.md` links the commit process for its triggers. **Reviews** - 👾 commit-time, seven points: libc++ rather than libstdc++, a CLAUDE.md anchor and three em-dashes in edited lines, judgment, the `--ui` reason, MSVC's doctest flag to the test target → done; duplicates between CLAUDE.md and the processes → done, one home each; the "Report the real situation" bundle → trimmed to its rules. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 233: Update the scripted-edit guidance to require reading back the full
diff for the edited path, rather than using git diff --stat, which only
summarizes changes. Keep the surrounding fresh-state and single-match
requirements unchanged.
- Line 20: Update the coding standard’s string-comparison guidance to state
explicitly that strcmp is only for null-terminated C strings; recommend value
equality for std::string and std::string_view to avoid incorrect comparisons
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- Line 20: Rewrite the “Include what you use, and compare strings with strcmp”
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default branch is named main. In the friend-repository contract instruction,
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- Line 135: Update the suite-boundary sentence in the testing documentation to
use positive, present-tense wording that states the C++ suites cover C++ and
Python and JS use their own host-side unit tier; remove the negative “can’t
reach” phrasing and preserve the existing test paths and runner details.
- Line 135: Update the PR-trigger claim in the testing documentation to say the
Python and JS suites run on pull requests only when the paths match the filter
in the test workflow. Keep the existing description of their execution and
commit checks unchanged.
Review comments at @docs/work/past/lessons.md:
- Line 64: Narrow the shared-cause conclusion in this lesson: apply it only when
the fault follows the physical strip after swapping lanes. Do not imply that a
lane-local symptom rules out shared code with lane-specific paths.
Review comments at @docs/work/present/Plan-20261015 - Processes, described
once.md:
- Line 325: Update the file-count breakdown in the completion report so the
groups, total removed, and three retained files reconcile with the 170 files
read. Then mark step 11f complete and update the “Copies removed” table’s
memory-file count to match the corrected report.
Review comments at @moonwalk/14-merge.yaml:
- Line 18: Update the force-push guidance in the “It carries only its own
commits” instruction to state separately that rewriting a branch can mark
affected review threads outdated and can remove maintainer commits if the
rewritten history omits them; do not claim that force-pushing drops review
comments.
- Line 199: Update the `gh pr checkout` warning to state that the fork push
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Every route the device serves is described in OpenAPI and rendered as the REST API page, and MoonWalk steps call those operations, copying as a ready curl line. The how-to folder is gone: its steps live in MoonWalk processes, read end to end and corrected, and its facts moved to reference pages, every old address redirecting. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2343KB | tick:7/7/7/2/8/7/269/7/7/10us(FPS:142857/142857/142857/500000/125000/142857/3717/142857/142857/100000) | src:331(83278) | test:245(56300) | functions-over:349 Commit: src +56/-70 lines | test +288/-47 lines | duplicated lines 3338 -> 3338 (+0) Checks: specs, prose (0 errors), check_code (1609, none rose), check_docgen (0 errors, 3079 warnings), build_docs --strict, build_desktop (0 warnings), test_desktop (2590), run_scenario (17 passed, 15 live-only skipped), test_host --python (511) and --js (329), check_devices, check_firmwares, then the esp32, esp32s3-n16r8 and esp32p4rev3-eth builds and their freshness checks: all pass. check_taglines, no-jit and improv not triggered. **Core** - HttpServerModule: move, replace and delete read a percent-encoded module name through one helper, refusing a name that does not fit with 400; the firmware upload answers 411 without a Content-Length. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `gen_moonwalk.py`: a `call` step names an OpenAPI operation, checked for its operation and every path parameter, values percent-encoded; each run and call step carries the line a reader copies, written once; two processes repeating a run of steps are reported under their own docgen rule. - `walk_status.py`: a call's `given` guards the steps it calls, so a docs-only change triggers no called code check. - `mkdocs_hooks.py`: CLAUDE.md's links on its embedded page climb from the page's folder, where every one resolved inside contributing/. - `release_version.py` moves the API's version with library.json. **Docs/CI** - `docs/reference/openapi.yaml` and the REST API page; integrating.md keeps the reference and links the Integrate processes. - MoonWalk: the Integrate stage (http-api, apply-state, moonlive-api, smart-home, smart-home-hub, zigbee-over-tcp); new audio-input, watch-output, prepare-linux-board and desktop-tests; HUB75 and the pin expander in driver-setup; the Teensy bring-up; every process read as its reader meets it and 57 findings fixed; release runs every commit check; the scope rule names the product owner's overrule. - `docs/how-to/` moved to reference/, reference/hardware/, reference/examples/ and explanation/, with redirects, and every link to it rewritten, docs/work included; documentation-standards' hierarchy says a how-to is a process. - `docs/reference/examples/serial-tcp-bridge.py`, the Zigbee coordinator's serial-to-TCP bridge. - The standards: ten contradictions between the two pages fixed, and a module that does not run costs flash only. - The plan: steps 11, 12, 13 (tests link) and 14 (AI rules) done, step 13 split into scenarios and clips, the open steps renumbered in their order, local CI runs, success checks and the standards enforced added. **Tests** - Python: the spec against the server's routes, the API version against library.json, call encoding and missing parameters, the copied line, repeated runs, the guarded call, the rebased CLAUDE.md links. - C++: an encoded name moved, replaced and deleted; a name too long refused on all three; the 411. **Reviews** - 👾 commit-time, nine: the bridge's counter race, the API version in two homes, the curl line written twice, unchecked and unencoded call parameters, repeated runs under the size rule, two ways to run the bridge, the module-name rule in three shapes → done; the PUT fixture → went with the curl fix; Redoc from cdnjs → skipped, cdnjs does not host it, and Redoc draws a light theme only. - 🐇 CodeRabbit on the branch, ten: the read-back diff, strcmp for C strings, its positive wording, the default branch name, testing.md's wording and its PR trigger, the lane lesson, the force-push and gh pr checkout wording → done; the 11f counts → corrected; marking 11f → skipped, already marked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse caller-scoped status for a subprocess step.
If a calling step has a changed-path guard,
steps[sub]reports the subprocess as queried on its own. It does not carry that caller guard.gateOfcan therefore show the parent step as needed or passed when the parent’s guarded status is untriggered. Resolve the group from the parent’s flattened status, while preserving the subprocess’s step identities.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @docs/contributing/documentation-standards.md:
- Line 268: Update the `check_docgen.py` link in the documentation standards
sentence to use the correct relative path from `docs/contributing/`, pointing to
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Review comments at @docs/reference/examples/serial-tcp-bridge.py:
- Line 109: Update the server binding in the bridge setup to listen only on the
intended interface rather than all host interfaces, and document the required
firewall or authenticated-transport restriction in the deployment steps.
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Review comments at @docs/tutorials/build-your-own-moonmodules.md:
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keeping both instructions consistent; do not direct contributors to use ctest.
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- Around line 338-341: Update the parameter validation loop that checks
placeholders in op["path"] to also validate required query parameters declared
by the operation, including FilePath.path for readFile. Report missing query
parameters through the existing errors mechanism before generating the call,
while preserving the current path-parameter checks.
Review comments at @moondeck/docs/walk_status.py:
- Around line 163-164: Update the freshness check using `covers` and `sets` to
evaluate the caller’s applicability against the current change, then invalidate
the recorded pass when a relevant child path changes after `last["tree"]`. Do
not require one change to satisfy every glob set before treating a later
relevant child-path edit as invalidating the pass.
Review comments at @moonwalk/02-install.yaml:
- Line 428: Update the systemd unit’s ExecStart command for MoonLight to pass
the headless-machine option, so the service does not attempt to open a browser
at startup.
- Line 406: Update the low-memory swap guidance in the install instructions to
distinguish Raspberry Pi OS from other images. Keep the existing dphys-swapfile
steps for Raspberry Pi OS and add a generic swap-file setup route for systems
without dphys-swapfile.
- Around line 386-388: Update the locale step so the board stops accepting the
Mac’s invalid LC_* environment variables over SSH; generating en_US.UTF-8 does
not address the incoming LC_CTYPE value. Locate the step by its id, locale, and
configure SSH to ignore the client locale variables.
Review comments at @moonwalk/05-everyday.yaml:
- Around line 261-263: Update the opacity action in the relevant step to target
the named Trick1 module instead of the nonexistent Layer module, and revise the
detail to say to repeat the action for Trick2 and the remaining trick layers.
- Around line 122-131: Update the plug-browser step’s say text to name both the
desk and gamepad, and revise its when guidance to make allowing MIDI devices
apply only to the desk route. Adjust the Chrome MIDI prompt wording in the
detail instructions so gamepad users are not told to expect a prompt.
- Around line 201-204: Update the device-address step to refer to Network
instead of WiFi: change its instruction text and the module opened by the `when`
condition to `NetworkModule`. Keep the existing address detail unchanged.
Review comments at @moonwalk/07-maintain.yaml:
- Around line 181-185: Update the txpower step so it guides users to lower
txPowerSetting gradually from 20 dBm while observing the lights, rather than
setting it directly to 2 dBm. In its detail, warn that low power may disconnect
the device and the setting persists, and instruct users to restore the setting
after testing.
Review comments at @moonwalk/15-release.yaml:
- Line 17: Update the release workflow’s `when: { process: commit }` setting to
invoke the check subprocesses without running the commit process, so checks do
not reach staging or `git commit`.
Review comments at @src/core/system/HttpServerModule.cpp:
- Around line 2079-2084: Update handleDeleteModule to reject a path containing a
remaining slash with a 404 before routeModuleName decodes the module name,
preventing DELETE requests for sub-resource paths from deleting the parent
module. Add a routes test that sends such a request and verifies the module
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Correct the check_docgen.py link.
From docs/contributing/, ../moondeck/check/check_docgen.py resolves under docs/moondeck/, not the repository’s moondeck/ directory. Use ../../moondeck/check/check_docgen.py so readers can reach the check named in this rule.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restrict access to the coordinator bridge.
socket.create_server(("0.0.0.0", args.tcp)) accepts connections on every host interface. accept() replaces the current client without checking its identity. A client that can reach this TCP port can therefore displace Zigbee2MQTT, send bytes to the coordinator, and receive its serial output. Bind to the intended interface and restrict access with a firewall or an authenticated transport. Document the required restriction with the deployment steps.
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Name the required MoonDeck test script instead of ctest.
Line 247 calls ctest the house rule, while Line 261 gives the MoonDeck test command. The unchanged classroom instruction at Line 316 also says to run ctest. Replace both references so a contributor follows one test procedure. Based on learnings, “never run ctest, cmake, pytest, node --test or idf.py directly when a script wraps it.”
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Validate required query parameters before generating a call.
FilePath.path is required for readFile, but the generator validates only path parameters. A call without params.path can pass validation and generate /api/file without the required query parameter. Validate required query parameters alongside path parameters.
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| sets = [g for g in (*guards, globs_of(s)) if g] | ||
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Invalidate a pass when a relevant path changes after the run.
Suppose a parent requires src/** and its child requires test/**. After both paths change and the child passes, a further edit to test/** leaves both guards satisfied against HEAD. The edit since the pass satisfies only one glob set, so covers(since[last["tree"]]) is false and Line 174 still marks the old pass fresh. Evaluate the caller’s applicability against the current change, then invalidate the pass for a new change to a relevant child path.
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Update the freshness check using `covers` and `sets` to evaluate the caller’s
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| say: Read the device's address on WiFi. | ||
| when: { open: { module: WiFiModule } } | ||
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| It is the address you typed into the browser. A desktop install talking to itself uses `127.0.0.1`. | ||
| Its `address` is what you typed into the browser. A desktop install talking to itself uses `127.0.0.1`. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Read the device address from Network, not from WiFi.
The step now opens WiFiModule. A device on Ethernet does not have its reachable address on the WiFi card. A Teensy 4.1 has no WiFi at all (02-install.yaml Line 121). In 04-first-light.yaml, Line 38 already says the Network module shows "the address others reach the device at".
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--- "a/moonwalk/05-everyday.yaml"
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@@ -198,8 +198,8 @@
About five minutes, with Open Stage Control and one session file. The addresses and how feedback works: [the OSC addresses](reference/control-surface.md#the-osc-addresses).
steps:
- id: ip
- say: Read the device's address on WiFi.
- when: { open: { module: WiFiModule } }
+ say: Read the device's address on Network.
+ when: { open: { module: NetworkModule } }
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| say: Read the device's address on WiFi. | |
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| Its `address` is what you typed into the browser. A desktop install talking to itself uses `127.0.0.1`. | |
| say: Read the device's address on Network. | |
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Update the device-address step to refer to Network instead of WiFi: change its
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| when: { set: { module: Layer, control: opacity, value: 0 } } | ||
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The set action targets a module named Layer, but the trick layers are named Trick1, Trick2 and so on.
Line 258 names the layers Standby, Trick1, Trick2. The executable set on module: Layer therefore changes the wrong layer, or a layer that does not exist. It does not set each trick's opacity, and a single set step cannot cover several tricks anyway.
Target the first trick and describe the rest in the detail, or keep the step manual.
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Add a Layer named Standby with an effect, then one Layer per trick, named Trick1, Trick2 and so on, each with its effect. Up to eight tricks fit, one per Control fader.
- id: opacity
say: Set each trick's opacity to 0.
- when: { set: { module: Layer, control: opacity, value: 0 } }
+ when: { set: { module: Trick1, control: opacity, value: 0 } }
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+ Repeat for Trick2 and the rest. Trick layers show nothing until a fader raises their opacity.
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| when: { set: { module: Layer, control: opacity, value: 0 } } | |
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| Trick layers show nothing until a fader raises their opacity. | |
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| - id: txpower | ||
| say: Lower the WiFi TX power toward 2 dBm. | ||
| when: { set: { module: WiFiModule, control: txPowerSetting, value: 2 } } | ||
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| If the flicker shrinks with TX power, it is radio coupling into the data wire. Unchanged across the whole sweep from 20 dBm, it is not the radio: it is the physical data path. When all three checks come back clean, the fix is electrical: [LED signal integrity](explanation/led-signal-integrity.md). |
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Setting TX power straight to 2 dBm can disconnect the device, and the setting persists.
The set jumps directly to 2. The detail, however, describes a sweep down from 20 dBm. At 2 dBm, a device a few metres from the access point can drop off WiFi. The interface then becomes unreachable. Controls persist within seconds (04-first-light.yaml Line 104), so the device comes back at 2 dBm after a reboot.
Instruct a stepwise sweep. Also tell the user to restore the setting after the test.
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- when: { set: { module: WiFiModule, control: txPowerSetting, value: 2 } }
+ when: { manual: "Step txPowerSetting on the WiFi card down from 20 dBm toward 2 dBm, watching the lights at each step." }
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- If the flicker shrinks with TX power, it is radio coupling into the data wire. Unchanged across the whole sweep from 20 dBm, it is not the radio: it is the physical data path. When all three checks come back clean, the fix is electrical: [LED signal integrity](explanation/led-signal-integrity.md).
+ Keep the device close to the access point: a low setting can drop it off the network, and the setting persists. Put it back after the test. If the flicker shrinks with TX power, it is radio coupling into the data wire. Unchanged across the whole sweep from 20 dBm, it is not the radio: it is the physical data path. When all three checks come back clean, the fix is electrical: [LED signal integrity](explanation/led-signal-integrity.md).📝 Committable suggestion
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| If the flicker shrinks with TX power, it is radio coupling into the data wire. Unchanged across the whole sweep from 20 dBm, it is not the radio: it is the physical data path. When all three checks come back clean, the fix is electrical: [LED signal integrity](explanation/led-signal-integrity.md). | |
| - id: txpower | |
| say: Lower the WiFi TX power toward 2 dBm. | |
| when: { manual: "Step txPowerSetting on the WiFi card down from 20 dBm toward 2 dBm, watching the lights at each step." } | |
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| Keep the device close to the access point: a low setting can drop it off the network, and the setting persists. Put it back after the test. If the flicker shrinks with TX power, it is radio coupling into the data wire. Unchanged across the whole sweep from 20 dBm, it is not the radio: it is the physical data path. When all three checks come back clean, the fix is electrical: [LED signal integrity](explanation/led-signal-integrity.md). |
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Update the txpower step so it guides users to lower txPowerSetting gradually
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| say: Run the merge gates on the tagged commit. | ||
| when: { process: pre-merge } | ||
| say: Run every commit check on the tagged commit. | ||
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Run checks without invoking the commit steps.
If the release follows this process on an already tagged commit, process: commit also reaches the staging step and git commit in moonwalk/13-document-commit.yaml. A clean tagged tree cannot complete that commit step. If checks generate changes, a new commit would instead leave the release tag pointing at the old tree. Invoke the check subprocesses without the staging and commit steps.
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Reject a DELETE path that has more segments after the module name.
routeModuleName calls decodeModuleName, which stops at the first /. Before this change, handleDeleteModule passed the raw tail to findModuleByName. A request such as DELETE /api/modules/Foo/document then got 404, because no module is named Foo/document. Now that request decodes to Foo and deletes Foo and every child under it.
The OpenAPI document defines DELETE only on /api/modules/{name}. A client that sends DELETE to the wrong sub-resource path therefore deletes a module tree, and the delete cannot be undone. The query string is removed before routing, so a remaining / is the only thing to check.
Return 404 when the segment holds a /. Also add a case to unit_HttpServerModule_routes.cpp that checks the module still exists after the request.
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void HttpServerModule::handleDeleteModule(platform::TcpConnection& conn, const char* path) {
char moduleName[32] = {};
+ // Only /api/modules/<name>: a further segment is a different resource, never a delete of <name>.
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| return; | |
| } | |
| void HttpServerModule::handleDeleteModule(platform::TcpConnection& conn, const char* path) { | |
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| if (std::strchr(path, '/')) { | |
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…of the processes A step's condition is derived for an add and a set, shown under the step, and a done process names its reason in a card at the top; a select reads as its option's name. The map remembers the open process for the tab. The generator refuses a read step whose section the page lacks, and check_docgen lists the processes no runner verifies as information. MoonTube leaves the plan and the processes. docs/reference/moonwalk.md describes the map for readers, contributors and authors. Checks: not run in this commit (weekly Claude limit); the gates run next session. Verified separately: the map builds, the MoonWalk, check_docgen and gen_help Python tests, and the JS tests pass on this tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…the help and the map moondeck/docs/gen_tests.py writes the registry, every unit test and scenario by a derived id, sharded by subject, and the docs build publishes it; docs/assets/tests.js draws the test page from it, grouped, searchable and filterable, with a Gaps view, replacing the two generated Markdown pages. A control's help lists the scenarios that set or expect it, scenarios declare their instances' types, and a map step shows "Tested by" for the tests that name it (steps_proved, // @step) or share its control; the build refuses a test naming a step no process has. doctest's JUnit is kept as runs (test_runs.py) and the page shows each unit test's last result. Eleven unit tests duplicated in unit_MoonLiveLayout.cpp are removed. CodeRabbit on the previous commit: check_code's mutable-static filter reads const and constexpr as whole words; check_docgen's help freshness is skipped only when the toolchain is missing (gen_help.ToolchainMissing), not on any failure; the module contract's standalone baseline no longer subtracts the module's objects twice. Checks: not run in this commit (weekly Claude limit); the gates run next session, after main is merged. Verified separately: the Python and JS tests pass, the unit tests pass (2,585 cases), and the scenario sweep passes (17, none failing) before the CodeRabbit fixes; the module contract test passes after them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… the report, CI on pull requests Every check now records its findings in one shape, and the test page is where they are read: each check's rules, every file it found something in, and the errors in full. The three report pages are gone. Pull requests, a fork's included, get their failing tests and their checks' errors as annotations, and our own branches upload the findings to code scanning. A data race between the render loop and the encode task is fixed. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2366KB | tick:7/7/7/2/8/7/268/7/7/10us(FPS:142857/142857/142857/500000/125000/142857/3731/142857/142857/100000) | src:333(84514) | test:247(57522) | functions-over:349 Commit: src +15/-12 lines | test +209/-135 lines | code findings 1622 -> 1672 (#define used as a constant +1, double in firmware code +2, duplicated block +4, large file -1, mutable static state +44) | duplicated lines 3363 -> 3379 (+16) Flash split: esp32 +12.7 KB, esp32s3-n16r8 +11.1 KB, esp32p4rev3-eth +12.6 KB against the snapshot of bc70297, which predates the merged FSEQ player (PR #148); this branch's own src changes are the atomic counter, two comments and help.js. The counts move to JSON files with this commit, so the ratchets record rather than compare once. Rises against the last report pages: the three new code rules start at their first counts (mutable static state 44, double in firmware code 2, #define used as a constant 1); duplicated block +4 is the import header `import _findings` makes identical across check scripts, a script's standard import shape rather than repeated logic; prose's new rules start at VagueClose 28, LinkText 7, TonePadding 1, and every other prose rule fell (total 2409 -> 2357); docgen fell (warnings 3077 -> 3051, appendix 4388 -> 4376). **Core** - MoonModule::accumUs_ is a std::atomic, added with a relaxed fetch_add and reset with exchange: the drivers tick on the encode task and on the main loop, and ThreadSanitizer found the two writing the same counter. **Light domain** - A comment no longer dates itself ("currently" in Hub75Driver.h). **UI** - A control's test links read the scenario's name as the registry spells it, and an unsafe address gets no link rather than one to "#". **Scripts/MoonDeck** - Every check script writes its findings through moondeck/check/_findings.py; check_module and check_footprint have none of their own, and a test names them. - check_code, check_docgen and check_prose keep their counts in docs/reference/metrics/{code,docgen,prose}.json, read back from HEAD by _ratchet; the four parsers of the old pages' tables are gone, with check_docgen's DOC_AREAS and the page writers. - A rule a host cannot measure is left out of the record rather than recorded as zero (check_code's compiler rules, check_nonblocking's render path, check_docgen's help freshness). - check_code links each rule to its own standards section; its file rules share one firmware test and one code-of-a-line helper, so a `//` inside a string no longer cuts a line. - check_prose records the tree's debt as warnings, so "error" means "fails the check"; a base passed on the command line is used as given. - check_esp32_built keeps every firmware's last verdict. - run_scenario --name runs as a suite of one, so it records its run and honors --update-observed; --no-write goes, as a run no longer writes the file. - _observed loses the sample compaction, the empty block and the old window shapes. - test_host removes the last JUnit file before a run, so a run that writes none records none. - gen_tests: an instance has the type its last state document gave it, so a swapped instance is read as it is at each step, and `instances` declares only what a step uses before a document creates it; the unused full writer goes, one anchor and one readable title serve the help and the map; the registry is read once per docs build. - generate_test_docs.py is perf_table.py, named for what it does. - The VagueClose rule no longer matches "etc" inside a word or the path /etc/, nor "and more" in a comparison: 424 findings were 28. **Tests** - New: the SARIF export, the annotations, the prose ratchet, every check writing findings, a firmware's verdict kept beside the others, an instance swapped mid-scenario, a subcase counted for its longest case, a `//` in a string. - Fixed: the live test pins its size, the groups are named rather than counted, a test example matches the tree. **Docs/CI** - The test page replaces the code, docgen and prose reports, which redirect to their checks; a card lists every file with its errors, falls back to the committed counts where a check never ran, and the tree has a file level with counts on every node. - The test page mounts on Material's instant navigation, links files on the branch it was built from, and knows the Python, JS and check kinds. - test.yml annotates failing tests from JUnit through workflow commands, which need no token, so a fork's pull request gets them; findings.yml runs each check as a step, annotates error findings in the changed files and uploads SARIF on our own branches. - tests.schema.json describes only what the registry emits. **Reviews** - Reviewer (2313b88) tests.js mounted once, empty after instant navigation: done, mounted per page through document$, its page-wide listeners removed on the next mount. - Reviewer (2313b88) moonwalk.md linked ../tests.md: done, tests.md. - Reviewer (2313b88) `instances` a second home for a type the documents carry: done, and it found a real one: the Layers scenario read its GridLayout steps as WheelLayout. 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Turning a driver on or off while the second core outputs a frame no longer races with that frame: the workers park first, as they already do when a module is added or removed. CI's Findings job now runs every check it lists. Commit: src +2/-1 lines | test +23/-0 lines | duplicated lines 3379 -> 3379 (+0) **Core** - MoonModule::setEnabled calls quiesceForMutation() on a real change, the rule every structural mutator already follows: ThreadSanitizer found the main thread writing a driver's flag while the encode task read it in tickChildren, and onEnabled may release what that tick uses. Both product paths (Scheduler::setControl's `enabled` and StateDocument's storeEnabled) go through it. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - perf_table.py loses an em-dash and an "actually", which counted as added lines once the rename made it a new file. **Tests** - A real switch parks the workers and setting the same flag parks nothing. **Docs/CI** - findings.yml generates build_info.h after configuring, since check_docgen parses a header that includes it. - prose.json: the recount. - The commit gates check one ESP32 firmware, the classic, rather than three: the code is shared across the chips and the release builds every shipped variant. The S3 and P4 freshness steps go. **Reviews** - CI run 39515175631 sanitizers (thread): the race in setEnabled, done. - CI run 39515175855 Findings: check_docgen without build_info.h, done; check_prose's em-dash in the renamed perf_table.py, done. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A driver sending frames on the second core no longer races with the link status it reports once a second. The thread sanitizer now lists every race of a run, and a stale help.json says what differs. Commit: src +3/-2 lines | test +1/-1 lines | duplicated lines 3379 -> 3379 (+0) **Core** - The desktop platform's Ethernet send counters (ethSendFails_, ethFailTotal_) are std::atomic, as the ESP32 platform's already are: PanelCardDriver sends from the encode task while its tick1s reads the failure streak on the main loop. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - gen_help.stale() returns the difference as unified diff lines, and check_docgen prints its first lines with the finding, so a stale help.json says what moved. **Tests** - The switch test's comment fits one line. **Docs/CI** - The thread lane runs with halt_on_error=0: ThreadSanitizer reports every race of the run and still fails it with exit code 66, where halting at the first hid the next one behind each fix. **Reviews** - CI run 39517037834 sanitizers (thread): the race on ethSendFails_, done; the setEnabled race of the run before is gone. - CI run 39517037878 Findings: check_docgen's ratchet rose by 2, the switch test's over-wide comment, done; help.json stale in CI while fresh here, open: the finding now prints the difference, which the next run shows (a hypothesis: Ubuntu's libclang 18 reads the headers differently from LLVM 22). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… every host A panel card driver no longer races between counting frames on the second core and reporting them once a second. The help file the device and the site read now generates identically on macOS and Linux. Commit: src +5/-3 lines | test +1/-1 lines | duplicated lines 3379 -> 3379 (+0) **Light domain** - PanelCardDriver's framesSent_ and framesDroppedTotal_ are std::atomic: tick() counts them on the encode task and tick1s reads them on the main loop. The last race the thread lane reports. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - gen_help finds a module's unit test by its exact file name: the glob matched unit_fluid.cpp for FluidEffect on macOS's case-insensitive file system and nothing on Linux, so CI found help.json stale. **Tests** - unit_fluid.cpp is unit_Fluid.cpp, the unit_<Module>.cpp every other module's file follows. **Reviews** - CI run 39517872044 sanitizers (thread): one race left in the suite, PanelCardDriver's frame counters, done. - CI run 39517872132 Findings: help.json stale in CI, done; the printed difference showed FluidEffect's test link, found by a case-insensitive glob on macOS only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…he S3 is the ESP32 gate A request naming a module longer than any module's name answers 400 on every route, where reading one answered 404. The ESP32 commit gate builds the S3, the firmware that compiles the most drivers, and the classic only for a MoonBase change. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2366KB | tick:7/8/8/2/8/7/264/7/7/11us(FPS:142857/125000/125000/500000/125000/142857/3787/142857/142857/90909) | ESP32:2281KB | src:333(84524) | test:247(57549) | functions-over:349 Commit: src +15/-9 lines | test +8/-4 lines | duplicated lines 3379 -> 3379 (+0) **Core** - HttpServerModule: routeModuleName refuses a decoded name that does not fit MoonModule::kNameLen, and every route that names a module (read, move, replace, delete) goes through it; the three buffer sizes (32, 24, 16) are one. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - _ratchet.write_json is the one swap-in-whole JSON writer, which _findings.write uses; _findings' page-side reader is page_counts, apart from _ratchet's committed_counts. - gen_help.stale() returns the diff's hunks only, so check_docgen prints its first twelve lines without a magic slice. **Tests** - A name that fits the URL but not a module's name answers 400 on read and delete. **Docs/CI** - The commit gate checks the S3 firmware for a src change, and the classic for a MoonBase change: the classic does not compile the panel cards or the LCD drivers. - moonmodule.md names the five callers of quiesceForMutation, setEnabled among them. - The work index says the test engine is built in PR 150. - Backlog: a control change reaches a driver at the frame boundary (the driver audit's cross-thread state), and headers link the docs by page, not by host. **Reviews** - Reviewer: the one ESP32 gate never compiled PanelCardDriver.h, done, the S3 is the gate, and its build passes. - Reviewer: moonmodule.md lists three quiesce callers and calls a control change safe, done. - Reviewer: the work index called the test engine not started, done. - Reviewer: 17 headers link the docs by absolute host, deferred to the backlog, since it reaches gen_help and every header. - Reviewer: three sizes for one module name on the HTTP routes, done, pinned. - Reviewer: two swap-in-whole JSON writers and two `committed_counts` meaning different things, done. - Reviewer: a magic slice in the stale help diff, done. - Driver audit: the main loop writes driver state the encode task reads (correction, brightness, window, wire and frame buffers, Hue, NetworkSend, Pwm, Rmt, Parallel, Rtsp, Preview), deferred to the backlog as one move, a control change applied at the frame boundary. - CodeRabbit: skipped the review, 215 files over its limit of 100. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The website opens on README, so GitHub and the site say the same thing: a looping deck of every effect, the platforms, and where to go. The generated pages (Effects, Modifiers, Layouts, Drivers, Services, System, MoonWalk, Tests, Attributions) are tabs of their own, Getting started shows how MoonLight works for a user, and Reference and Developers hold the rest. Videos show a poster in Safari. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2366KB | tick:7/9/12/2/8/8/267/8/6/9us(FPS:142857/111111/83333/500000/125000/125000/3745/125000/166666/111111) | ESP32:2282KB | src:333(84524) | test:247(57550) | functions-over:349 Commit: src +5/-3 lines | test +42/-33 lines | duplicated lines 3379 -> 3379 (+0) **UI** - help.js gives a .webm clip its poster, the .jpg beside it, so MoonWalk's clips and the device help show a frame before the clip loads. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - mkdocs_hooks: on_nav notes the pages that are a tab of their own, and on_page_markdown makes those page-wide; on_page_content gives every markdown `<video>` its poster; the home embeds README whole, its `docs/` links rebased (href and src) and LICENSE linked to GitHub; the H1 is swapped only when it names a file. - mtdeck.py records a catalog's card deck from the docs server as a looping GIF, cropped to the deck in whole pixels; mtvideo.poster writes a clip's poster after publishing, and the 17 clips have theirs. - check_taglines pins README and CLAUDE.md; the home embeds README, so it carries README's sentence. **Tests** - The docs examples test compiles the first-script tutorial too, which caught its per-light example looping to `lightCount`, a name MoonLive does not have: it loops to `width * height * depth`, as the shipped scripts do. - test_clip_posters pins a poster beside every clip, the poster rule and the deck crop; ui-help pins the clip's poster. - conftest puts moondeck/docs on the import path beside moondeck/check, so nine tests drop their own path line; four unused imports are gone. **Docs/CI** - README is 44 lines: the deck GIF, the platforms, where to go, how we work. Its history table moved to Why we write our own code, its numbers to Performance, its community list to Contributing. - Tabs: Home, Getting started, the generated pages, Reference and Developers. Tutorials, Lights, Core, Architecture and Contributing are no tabs; every moved page keeps its URL or redirects. - Getting started: how it works for you (eight cards with pictures), three ways in, the introduction, and how we build it, with a diagram of a change's path. - How MoonLight works and Making beautiful effects are explanations; Making beautiful effects closes with Making one good, the habits that keep an effect worth watching, in present tense. Write your first script and Build your own MoonModules are the two tutorials. - LED signal integrity joined Troubleshooting; the light supporting index moved to the MoonLight architecture's classes; small boards moved to future work; four MoonWalk processes link their reference page instead of repeating it. - generative-effects.md joined its hard-wrapped lines and dropped its dating words. - CLAUDE.md: an agent reads the process before acting on it, and its memory points to the process; a defect the change meets is fixed whichever file it is in, and named in the commit. **Reviews** - Reviewer (Fable), 1: the page-wide rule hit every page outside the nav, which has no parent either. Done: the nav names a tab (on_nav). - Reviewer, 2: the deck crop test passed without its rounding. Done: a GIF needs no even sides, so the rounding is gone and the test pins whole pixels with fractional inputs. - Reviewer, 3: check_taglines' docstring described three front pages and an include that does not work. Done: two written pages, the home embeds README. - Reviewer, 4: three places said the home embeds README's opening. Done: it embeds README. - Reviewer, 5: MoonWalk's what-it-is step read the home, which no longer says it. Done: it reads How MoonLight works. - Reviewer, 6: client-drawn clips (MoonWalk, device help) had no poster. Done: help.js adds it; moontube.md says which builder covers which clip. - Reviewer, 7: the first-script steps inside the MoonLive reference, and a lessons narrative inside the power-function catalog. Done, the product owner's call: the tutorial is its own page again, and Making one good is Making beautiful effects' last section in present tense; "On the S31" is "On the S3". - Reviewer, 8: three sentences past 30 words. Done: split. - Reviewer, 9: hard wraps and dating words in generative-effects.md. Done. - Reviewer, 10: a garbled clause in Contributing. Done. - Reviewer, 11: link text naming a deleted file in the shift-register analysis. Done. - Reviewer, 12: README's module specifications link one catalog. Skipped: the earlier `docs/moonmodules/` link is a folder with no page on the site's home, a 404. - Reviewer, 13: the deck's alt text hard-coded 70. Done: every effect. - Reviewer, 14: the hook docstrings were out of date. Done. - Reviewer, 15: a double blank line in Performance. Done. - Gates: unit caught the tutorial's `lightCount` and code caught a duplicated test header; both fixed as above, and every gate passes on the final tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three simplifications. Every activity's steps live once, in its MoonWalk process, which CLAUDE.md links rather than restates. Every test and every check lives in one registry: the website's test page shows each with its last result, a check's findings replace the three report pages, and a pull request, a fork's included, gets its failing tests and its checks' errors as annotations. And the website is organized by who reads it: the pages generated from the code are tabs of their own, a user finds Getting started and Reference, and a contributor finds Developers.
Processes, described once (bbd0251, bc70297, 15d7a79)
thencondition, derived foraddandset), and the MoonWalk reference page describes the map, the hosts and the stage files.The test engine (2313b88 to e1da011)
Plan: Test engine, all ten steps.
The documentation site, by reader (236ef5e)
mtdeck.py), the platforms, and where to go. README went from 225 lines to 44; what it held moved to the page that owns it.What the thread sanitizer and the reviews found
The module contract test ran a driver's encode task under ThreadSanitizer for the first time, and the lane now reports every race of a run. Fixed: the tick timing counter (atomic), switching a module on or off (it parks the workers first, as every structural change does), the desktop Ethernet counters and PanelCardDriver's frame counters (atomic). The pre-merge review added two more: a module route refuses a name no module can have with 400 on every route, and the ESP32 commit gate builds the S3, the firmware that compiles the most drivers. Backlogged as its own change: a control change reaching a driver while the encode task runs, which an audit of the drivers mapped.
Tested
Desktop: the unit suite (2,651 cases), the scenarios, the Python (577) and JS (332) suites, every commit gate. ESP32: the classic, S3 and P4 firmwares build. CI: every lane green, the thread sanitizer included. Not yet tested: a pull request from a fork.
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