fix(scan): honor blacklist domain scope - #4169
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe blacklist now supports explicit Blacklist scope matching
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Explicit domain blacklist rules can be silently ignored or bypassed by blacklist gates, allowing postings the user intended to exclude to proceed. Fix these matching gaps before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 9✅ Passed checks (9 passed)
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In `@DATA_CONTRACT.md`:
- Line 49: Align the blacklist contract with the gate behavior: update the gates
referenced by auto-pipeline, oferta, and apply to evaluate both the posting
company and posting URL so Scope: domain entries use hostname-suffix matching
consistently with scan.mjs, or narrow the DATA_CONTRACT blacklist description to
company-only matching for those gates.
In `@scan.mjs`:
- Line 2442: Update the blacklist entry key construction around normalizeCompany
so domain entries use a scope-qualified canonical hostname key that preserves
distinctions such as dots versus hyphens, while company entries retain their
existing normalized keys. Ensure findBlacklistEntry uses the same key strategy,
and add a regression case covering punctuation-colliding domain names.
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| | `status-log.tsv` (sibling of the active tracker file — `data/status-log.tsv` in the default layout) | Your append-only status transition ledger: `{tracker#}\t{date}\t{from}\t{to}\t{source}\t{note}`. Appended by `set-status.mjs` next to wherever the tracker lives, on every real status change (the tracker stays the source of truth for *state*; the ledger records *when* transitions happened); never edited in place — corrections are new `correction`-source lines. An unknown from- or to-state is the sentinel `-`, never an empty cell; the two columns then diverge, with a from of `-` parsing to null (no prior state) and a to of `-` preserved as the literal unknown-target sentinel, while an empty cell is rejected as `unknown from-state ""` or `unknown to-state ""` for its own column. The source column is a closed set whose members are `VALID_SOURCES` in `funnel-velocity.mjs` — that declaration is the authority, so this contract points at it rather than restating a list that goes stale the next time a writer is added. Any value outside the set parses but is counted as an unknown source and excluded from the funnel, so per-writer detail belongs in the note column rather than namespaced onto the source. Read by `funnel-velocity.mjs` and `company-history.mjs` | | ||
| | `data/upskill/*` | Your skill-gap analysis reports (written by the `upskill` mode) | | ||
| | `data/blacklist.md` | Your do-not-apply company list (opt-in — absence = no filtering; never auto-populated: only you, or the agent on your explicit instruction, write to it. Respected by `scan.mjs` and the `auto-pipeline`/`oferta`/`apply` gates; never a scoring input) | | ||
| | `data/blacklist.md` | Your do-not-apply list (opt-in — absence = no filtering; never auto-populated: only you, or the agent on your explicit instruction, write to it. Its `Scope` is `company` (default: normalized feed company name) or `domain` (the Company cell is a hostname suffix matched to the posting URL); no parent/subsidiary relationship is inferred. Respected by `scan.mjs` and the `auto-pipeline`/`oferta`/`apply` gates; never a scoring input) | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pass the posting URL to the blacklist gates or narrow the contract
modes/auto-pipeline.md:36, modes/oferta.md:22, and modes/apply.md:34 instruct the gates to check only the posting's company. They do not apply hostname-suffix matching to the posting URL. A Scope: domain entry can therefore be enforced by scan.mjs but bypassed by these gates. Update the gates to use both the company and posting URL, or narrow DATA_CONTRACT.md:49 to company-only matching for these gates.
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In `@DATA_CONTRACT.md` at line 49, Align the blacklist contract with the gate
behavior: update the gates referenced by auto-pipeline, oferta, and apply to
evaluate both the posting company and posting URL so Scope: domain entries use
hostname-suffix matching consistently with scan.mjs, or narrow the DATA_CONTRACT
blacklist description to company-only matching for those gates.
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| @@ -2441,16 +2441,53 @@ export function parseBlacklist(text) { | |||
| if (company.toLowerCase() === 'company') continue; // header row | |||
| const key = normalizeCompany(company); | |||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve distinct domain blacklist rules.
scan.mjs, Line 2442 uses normalizeCompany(company) as the Map key for domain entries. It removes dots and hyphens, so a.b.com and a-b.com both become abcom. The second valid domain rule is then discarded by entries.has(key), and findBlacklistEntry() cannot apply it.
Use a scope-qualified canonical hostname key for domain entries. Keep normalized keys for company entries. Add a regression case with punctuation-colliding domain names.
Proposed fix
- const key = normalizeCompany(company);
- if (!key || entries.has(key)) continue;
const scope = (cells[3] || 'company').toLowerCase();
+ const key = scope === 'domain'
+ ? `domain:${company.trim().toLowerCase().replace(/\.$/, '')}`
+ : normalizeCompany(company);
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In `@scan.mjs` at line 2442, Update the blacklist entry key construction around
normalizeCompany so domain entries use a scope-qualified canonical hostname key
that preserves distinctions such as dots versus hyphens, while company entries
retain their existing normalized keys. Ensure findBlacklistEntry uses the same
key strategy, and add a regression case covering punctuation-colliding domain
names.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr.
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Fixes #4139.
Implements the issue’s option 1: an explicit
Scope: domainrule.companyremains the default and retains normalized company-label matching.Summary
domainrules against the posting URL hostname with an exact/subdomain suffix boundaryscan.mjsandscan-ats-full.mjsVerification
node test-all.mjsreached all scan: the blacklist Scope column is parsed but never read, so a parent-company entry misses postings labelled with an acquired brand #4139 assertions successfully (8724 passed); the run otherwise has two unrelated failures from the enabled Gemini live smoke test being unable to fetch GoogleNo automatic parent/subsidiary mapping is introduced: users opt in by adding an explicit domain suffix to their own blacklist.
Summary
Users can now apply blacklist rules by company label or posting domain.
User-visible changes
companyscope remains the default. It matches normalized feed company labels.domainscope matches the posting URL hostname, including valid subdomains such asjobs.ibm.com.notibm.comdoes not matchibm.com.scan.mjsandscan-ats-full.mjsuse the same matching logic.Files changed
scan.mjs: addsfindBlacklistEntry()and normalizes blacklist scopes.scan-ats-full.mjs: uses shared blacklist matching.DATA_CONTRACT.md: documents valid scope values and ownership behavior.docs/SCRIPTS.md: documents company and domain matching.templates/blacklist.example.md: adds scope examples.test-all.mjs: adds regression coverage for labels, domains, boundaries, default filtering, and audit annotations.No changes were made to
AGENTS.md,modes/,update-system.mjs,providers/, or.github/.Verification: 8,724 assertions passed. Two unrelated Gemini live smoke-test failures could not fetch Google.