Phase 0 reconciliation: the submission guard now reads the submission - #1
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…ting green for free The schema job ran `uv run eda-validate` with no argument from inside .site. That validated the LEADERBOARD's own registries and baseline, printed success, and never opened the submission. Any submission would have passed it. It has never been exercised either, since this repo has had zero pull requests. It now passes --submissions pointing at this repo's submissions/ tree, and prints how many records it examined. When the pull request actually touched submissions/ it also passes --require-nonempty, so an empty scan is a failure rather than a silent pass - "found nothing" must not read as "found nothing wrong". submissions/ is committed rather than left empty for the same reason: a missing directory is now a reported failure, not "nothing to check". notify-site had the matching problem. SITE_DISPATCH_TOKEN was unset, so it printed a notice and exited 0 - success on every push to main while never dispatching, leaving the site's repository_dispatch path untested behind a green tick. A repository variable now gates the job, so it reports SKIPPED when off and fails hard when on with the credential missing. Also adds CODEOWNERS, Dependabot for Actions, CodeQL, a PR template and issue templates, none of which this repo had. CodeQL is SHA-pinned because its analyze job holds security-events: write.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The submission guard currently treats submissions/README.md as a submission record change, causing the non-empty check to fail and blocking this documentation-only bootstrap PR. The change should detect record files while still covering deletions before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PullRequest as GitHub pull request
participant Validation as validate-submission workflow
participant History as Git history
participant Validator as Submission validator
PullRequest->>Validation: Trigger validation
Validation->>History: Inspect the base commit and changed paths
History-->>Validation: Changed submissions path
Validation->>Validator: Scan the path with nonempty enforcement
Validator-->>Validation: Scanned tracked file count
Validation->>Validation: Fail when the count is zero
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✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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In @.github/workflows/validate-submission.yml:
- Around line 49-55: Update the `touched` step’s `git diff` path filtering to
count only schema-record files under `submissions/`, excluding documentation
such as `submissions/README.md` while retaining added, modified, and deleted
records. Keep the resulting `count` output and downstream `--require-nonempty`
behavior unchanged.
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analyze (python) failed on its first run with exit code 32: 'CodeQL could not process any code written in Python'. This repo holds data, not code - there is no Python here until a submission arrives carrying predict.py. Ports the site repo's detect job. The Python leg now starts by itself the moment a submission lands, rather than sitting red until someone remembers to re-enable it, or being deleted for being noisy on the one repo where untrusted Python is the entire point.
…DA install The first run of this workflow proved the point it was written to make. It printed 'validate: 3 checks, 0 failures' with no submission count: the site's main still had the old argument-less entry point, which does not reject an unknown flag - it never looked at argv at all. So --submissions was silently ignored, nothing was validated, and the check went green. A guard on the guard: the step now fails unless the output carries the count line. Absence of that line means we validated nothing, whatever the exit status says. This also protects the ordering dependency, since this workflow checks out the site repo's default branch and can therefore run against a validator older than the flag. Also drops --all-extras, which pulled torch and the whole CUDA stack - about 2.5 GB, measured from the run log - to validate JSON. Wrong instinct on the one runner that handles untrusted submissions: every installed package is attack surface and none of it was needed.
--require-nonempty fired on this very PR, which adds submissions/README.md and no records. The pathspec counted any changed file under submissions/, so a docs change looked like a submission change and the empty scan was reported as the vacuity failure it is designed to catch. The trigger now asks the same question the scanner answers: only .json, .yaml and .yml count, matching tools/submissions.py SUFFIXES.
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Companion to JiwaniZakir/eda-schema-leaderboard#12.
The main finding
validate-submission'sschemajob ranuv run eda-validatewith no argument,from
working-directory: .site.eda-validatetakes no path and its checksoperate on the leaderboard repo's own files, so it validated the leaderboard
and never opened the submission. Any submission at all would have passed it.
It had also never been exercised - this repo has had zero pull requests, so the
guard was untested as well as vacuous.
Now:
It prints the number of records it examined, and
--require-nonemptyis passedwhen the PR actually touched
submissions/, so an empty scan fails. "Foundnothing" must not read as "found nothing wrong".
submissions/is now committed for the same reason: a missing directory is areported failure, not "nothing to check".
notify-site had the same shape
SITE_DISPATCH_TOKENwas unset, so it printed a notice and exited 0 - success onevery push to main while never dispatching. The site's
repository_dispatchpathis consequently untested. A repository variable now gates the job: skipped
when off, hard failure when on with the credential missing.
To enable, a fine-grained PAT scoped to the site repo with Contents: read/write,
stored as
SITE_DISPATCH_TOKEN, plusSITE_DISPATCH_ENABLED=true. This is theonly sanctioned stored credential in either repo -
GITHUB_TOKENcannot dispatchcross-repo, and the federation used for the Claude action covers Anthropic only.
Branch protection gap, to fix after merge
This repo currently requires exactly one status check:
size.schemais notrequired, so a submission failing schema validation can merge today. I will add
it once these job names exist on main, then enable
enforce_admins.Also
CODEOWNERS, Dependabot for Actions, CodeQL - none of which existed heresecurity-events: writeNote on scope
parser-repair.ymlis not here despite PLAN.md listing it under this repo.It lives in the site repo, because the parser it repairs is
tools/ingest.py.Putting it here would require a second cross-repo write credential. Reasoning is
in the workflow header and in the companion PR.
derive.ymlis deliberately absent - the current PLAN.md lists three workflowsfor this repo, not four.
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