feat(pr-risk): add human risk disputes - #178
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds tiered and legacy risk-dispute handling through labels and ChangesRisk dispute handling
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PullRequest->>Workflow: Emit label or issue_comment event
Workflow->>Handler: Pass event and dispute metadata
Handler->>GitHub: Update dispute labels
Handler->>GitHub: Post audit comment
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change currently has a failing label-sync test and can re-grade and change the computed risk label when an unsupported dispute command is posted before rejecting it. Merge should wait until both behaviors are corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/pr-risk.yml:
- Around line 763-770: Validate the /risk-dispute command and its arguments
before the grading step can run. Update the workflow condition around
needs.gate.outputs.enabled and github.event.comment.body so only the exact
supported command format accepted by handle-risk-dispute.sh is routed through
this job; reject /risk-dispute with unsupported arguments such as R4 before any
grading or risk-label synchronization occurs.
In `@scripts/pr-risk/tests/test_apply_risk_label.sh`:
- Around line 140-143: In test_apply_risk_label.sh, reduce the label-sync setup
to a single invocation of apply-risk-label.sh before capturing GH_LOG, so the
assertion checks exactly one PUT request while preserving the existing fixture
environment and expected labels.
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| (needs.gate.outputs.enabled == 'true' || | ||
| github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch') && | ||
| (github.event_name != 'issue_comment' || | ||
| (github.event.issue.pull_request && | ||
| (github.event.comment.body == '/risk-dispute' || | ||
| startsWith(github.event.comment.body, '/risk-dispute ')) && | ||
| contains(format(',{0},', inputs.allowed_dispute_associations), | ||
| format(',{0},', github.event.comment.author_association)))) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Validate the dispute command before grading.
Lines 767-768 accept /risk-dispute R4 and other unsupported commands. The grade step runs before handle-risk-dispute.sh rejects that command. An invalid comment can therefore re-grade and sync risk:R* before the workflow fails.
Parse the command in a no-write step before grading, or route only validated commands to this job. This conflicts with the requirement that dispute handling does not overwrite grader results.
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In @.github/workflows/pr-risk.yml around lines 763 - 770, Validate the
/risk-dispute command and its arguments before the grading step can run. Update
the workflow condition around needs.gate.outputs.enabled and
github.event.comment.body so only the exact supported command format accepted by
handle-risk-dispute.sh is routed through this job; reject /risk-dispute with
unsupported arguments such as R4 before any grading or risk-label
synchronization occurs.
| PATH="$SANDBOX/bin:$PATH" REPO=test/repo PR_NUMBER=7 TIER=R3 bash "$SCRIPT" >/dev/null 2>&1 | ||
| put3="$(grep -- '-X PUT repos/test/repo/issues/7/labels ' "$GH_LOG")" | ||
| eq "the PUT carries exactly the unowned labels plus the new target" \ | ||
| "api -X PUT repos/test/repo/issues/7/labels -f labels[]=risk-dispute -f labels[]=bug -f labels[]=risk:R3" \ | ||
| "api -X PUT repos/test/repo/issues/7/labels -f labels[]=risk-dispute -f labels[]=risk-dispute:R2 -f labels[]=bug -f labels[]=risk:R3" \ |
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Run the label sync once in this fixture.
Line 140 invokes apply-risk-label.sh four times. Each invocation appends a matching PUT request to GH_LOG. Line 141 captures all four requests, but line 143 expects one request, so this suite fails.
Keep one invocation before the assertion.
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In `@scripts/pr-risk/tests/test_apply_risk_label.sh` around lines 140 - 143, In
test_apply_risk_label.sh, reduce the label-sync setup to a single invocation of
apply-risk-label.sh before capturing GH_LOG, so the assertion checks exactly one
PUT request while preserving the existing fixture environment and expected
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Found 10 finding(s).
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| 🟠 High | 4 |
| 🟡 Medium | 6 |
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| group: pr-risk-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} | ||
| group: pr-risk-${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.event.issue.number }} |
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🟠 High — Folding github.event.issue.number into this group puts every issue_comment and labeled/unlabeled event in the PR's grading group, and run-level concurrency is evaluated before any job if: — so an ordinary review comment cancels an in-flight grade, both jobs then skip, and nothing replaces the run, leaving the PR with a stale or missing risk:* label until the next push. The same window swallows a genuine /risk-dispute run (its recording step is skipped by !cancelled(), so the command is lost with no label, no audit record and no feedback), and since the caller's risk-dispute-comment job carries none of the association gate the reusable applies, any account that can comment can trigger the cancellation deliberately. Give comment-triggered runs their own concurrency group (or cancel-in-progress: false) and mirror the association check in that job's if:.
Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
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| (github.event_name == 'issue_comment' || | ||
| (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && |
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🟠 High — The header and docs/callers/pr-risk.md tell every repo taking fork PRs to swap pull_request for pull_request_target, but this if: admits only pull_request and handle-risk-dispute.sh's case "$EVENT_NAME:$EVENT_ACTION" has no pull_request_target:* branch, so for exactly those consumers the label-driven dispute path is inert: no label provisioning, no audit record when risk-dispute:R* is applied or removed, and no expiry on push. The same omission inverts the caller gate in the opposite direction — github.event_name != 'pull_request' is vacuously true under pull_request_target, so the new dispute-label filter, the dependabot clause and the fork clause all stop applying and every unrelated label change starts a full grade job. Name both event types in these conditions and add the branch to the script's dispatch.
Raised by 4 of 8 reviewers (gemini-3.1-pro adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
| (github.event_name != 'issue_comment' || | ||
| (github.event.issue.pull_request && | ||
| (github.event.comment.body == '/risk-dispute' || | ||
| startsWith(github.event.comment.body, '/risk-dispute ')) && |
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🟠 High — This gate admits only a body equal to /risk-dispute or prefixed with /risk-dispute (a literal space), but the script parses the first line and appends the remaining lines as the reason, and docs/callers/pr-risk.md promises "The reason may be empty or continue on later lines." A body of /risk-dispute\nBecause the migration is reversible. — or a tab after the command, which the script's [[:space:]]+ accepts — matches neither clause, so no run is created and a documented form is silently dropped with no feedback; the new test suite only exercises reason-on-first-line bodies, so nothing catches it. Gate on the first line (e.g. startsWith(body, '/risk-dispute')) and let the script validate; the same too-strict pattern is duplicated in the header caller example and in docs/callers/pr-risk.md.
Raised by 5 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, kimi-k3-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-max edge-case).
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| die "bad command; use '/risk-dispute [optional reason]', '/risk-dispute R0..R3 [optional reason]' or '/risk-dispute clear'" |
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🟠 High — A command the workflow gate accepted can still die here (exit 2) and redden a run that already graded and labeled successfully, with nothing posted to tell the commenter their command was malformed. GitHub Actions string comparisons are case-insensitive, so /Risk-Dispute R2 … passes both if: gates and then matches none of the three case-sensitive regexes above and lands on this die; /risk-dispute R4 … reaches the die on line 72 the same way (the new test asserts exit 2 for it), and a caller writing allowed_dispute_associations: 'OWNER, MEMBER' dies at line 49. Reply with a usage comment and exit 0 instead, and match the command name case-insensitively so the parser and the gate agree.
Raised by 4 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, gemini-3.1-pro adversarial).
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🟡 Medium — always() && !cancelled() reduces to !cancelled(), so this step also runs when the grade step FAILED. On a synchronize run whose grading failed, the expire path still strips the human's risk-dispute:R* labels even though nothing was re-graded, and with no record file computed_tier silently falls back to scraping the PR's existing risk:R* label (line 246) while head_sha is read fresh from the API — pairing the previous commit's tier with the new head SHA in the very records this feature exists to collect. Gate the step on steps.grade.outcome == 'success', or record computed_tier: null when no record was produced.
Raised by 2 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
| [ -z "$reason" ] || reason+=$'\n' | ||
| reason+="$(trim "$remaining")" | ||
| fi | ||
| elif [[ "$first_line" =~ ^/risk-dispute[[:space:]]+clear[[:space:]]*$ ]]; then |
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🟡 Medium — The clear branch requires the line to be exactly /risk-dispute clear, so /risk-dispute clear because tests were fixed falls through to the legacy-set branch at line 69 and CREATES a tier-unspecified dispute whose reason is "clear because tests were fixed" — the opposite of what was asked. /risk-dispute Clear does the same, since this regex is case-sensitive while the workflow gate is not. Accept a trailing reason on clear (matched case-insensitively), or reject it explicitly like a bad tier.
Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (kimi-k3-max edge-case).
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| [ "$DRY_RUN" = 1 ] && { log "DRY RUN — would create '$candidate'"; continue; } | ||
| ghq api -X POST "repos/$REPO/labels" -f name="$candidate" \ |
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🟡 Medium — ensure_dispute_labels lists the repo's labels and then POSTs the missing ones, treating a duplicate create as fatal. The concurrency group is per-PR, so two runs for different PRs in a newly enrolled repo can both see a label absent, and the loser's 422 already_exists hits fail (exit 4), reddening an otherwise successful grade and skipping bootstrap/expiry; the probe-then-create at lines 194-200 has the same race. apply-risk-label.sh deliberately only logs this case ("may already exist") — treat 422/already-exists as success here too, or re-read and accept the label if it now exists.
Raised by 5 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gemini-3.1-pro adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-max edge-case).
| log "DRY RUN — would sync dispute labels to $(jq -c . <<<"$desired")" | ||
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| jq -n --argjson labels "$desired" '{labels:$labels}' \ | ||
| | ghq api -X PUT "repos/$REPO/issues/$PR_NUMBER/labels" --input - >/dev/null \ |
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🟡 Medium — This adds a SECOND unguarded read-modify-write full-set PUT, built from the snapshot read at line 165: a label added in that window is dropped, one removed is resurrected, and — new with this writer — a risk:R* written by a concurrent grading run is reverted to the snapshot value, so a dispute command can clobber the grader's own product label as well as do-not-merge or release labels. The pr-risk.yml header already documents that a pr_numbers batch cannot be serialized against a per-PR run, so the overlap is reachable. Only dispute labels are ever meant to change here, so use the additive POST / DELETE-by-name endpoints rather than resending the whole set (and extend the RESIDUAL note to cover this writer).
Raised by 4 of 8 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, gemini-3.1-pro adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial).
| run_id:(if $run_id == "" then null else $run_id end), created_at:$created_at}')" \ | ||
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| encoded="$(jq -rn --arg record "$record" '$record | @base64')" || fail "could not encode the audit record" |
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🟡 Medium — reason is unbounded PR-controlled text (a source comment may run to GitHub's 65,536-char limit) embedded verbatim in the record and then base64-encoded, a ~4/3 expansion — so a long pasted log makes the audit body exceed the same limit, the POST at line 313 returns 422 and the script exits 4 AFTER the label PUT at line 233 already landed: labels changed, no audit record, red job. That also hands an allowed commenter a reliable way to mutate dispute labels while suppressing the audit trail docs/callers/pr-risk.md promises is complete. publish-risk-surfaces.sh caps its comment for exactly this reason; truncate reason to a few KB, since the full text is already linked via source_comment_url.
Raised by 5 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-max adversarial).
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| if [[ "$EVENT_LABEL" =~ ^risk-dispute:(R[0-3])$ ]]; then |
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🟡 Medium — Event-label matching here (and at lines 86, 93, 96) is case-sensitive, while the repo-label existence check, the snapshot filters (test(...; "i"), ascii_downcase) and the caller's own if: are all case-insensitive. A repo carrying Risk-Dispute:R2 — which ensure_dispute_labels will not replace, precisely because its check is case-insensitive — therefore starts a run that silently exit 0s with no audit record, yet the jq filter at line 208 does match that label, so the next tiered set strips the human's assessment with nothing recorded. Canonicalize EVENT_LABEL or match it case-insensitively.
Raised by 4 of 8 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, kimi-k3-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
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Read the whole diff and ran handle-risk-dispute.sh against the suite's own gh stub to check the parser and the label state machine. The shape is right, and two things are notably well done: the reason string is passed as an env var and never interpolated into a run: block, a jq program, or the rendered markdown — I threw -->, backticks, $(id) and @everyone at it and they come out as inert base64 payload (handle-risk-dispute.sh:299-305, 312). And the labeled feedback loop that this event set normally creates is genuinely closed: the caller's if: only admits risk-dispute-prefixed label names, and GITHUB_TOKEN-applied labels can't fire labeled at all (pr-risk.yml:48-49). I could not find a way for a non-allowlisted commenter to reach label-mutation code.
Five things I'd want changed, ordered by how much they cost.
Ownership note before the list: items 1 and 3 are rollout-semantics and concurrency decisions that belong to @mattmillerai as the grader owner, not to @huang47 — flagging them here for visibility, not as changes requested of the PR author. Items 2, 4 and 5 are in this PR's own code. The two record-schema suggestions in the inline comments (axis breakdown, PR-author association) also depend on what the dispute corpus is ultimately for, so Matt should confirm the record shape before ShihChi implements either.
1. bootstrap and expire are not opt-in — they ship with the pin bump alone. (Matt's call.)
The rollout note says consumers add labeled/unlabeled/issue_comment and re-pin. But the Record risk dispute step also fires on opened, reopened, ready_for_review and synchronize (pr-risk.yml, step if:), and every existing caller already subscribes to exactly those four — ComfyUI_frontend's does (ci-pr-risk.yml:10-11). So a consumer who changes nothing but the SHA gets, on its next PR: five labels created in its repo without asking (handle-risk-dispute.sh:136-163), and any human-applied risk-dispute label silently removed on the next push plus a bot comment (:108-112, :217-236, :312-314).
That last part is a real reversal — risk-dispute has been documented for the whole pilot as "the label the grader never touches", and ComfyUI_frontend's caller header still says so today. Please either gate expire behind an input (default off), or call it out in the rollout note as a breaking behaviour change rather than an additive one.
2. Three natural spellings of a tiered dispute silently degrade to an untiered one.
Measured, running the script:
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/risk-dispute R2 too broad |
"R2" |
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/risk-dispute r2 too broad |
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/risk-dispute R2: too broad |
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/risk-dispute R2, too broad |
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/risk-dispute R4 nope |
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The tier regex is anchored on uppercase R[0-3] followed by whitespace or EOL (handle-risk-dispute.sh:59), and the typo guard that catches R4 is the same shape (:71-72), so it misses lowercase and misses any punctuation between the tier and the reason. The failure is silent: green check, label applied, audit comment posted, and the record says "human tier unspecified". R4 fails loudly but r2 doesn't — that's backwards. Since human_tier is the one field the whole calibration corpus is for, I'd make the tier match case-insensitive and treat R<digit> followed by punctuation as a tier rather than as prose. Inline suggestion below.
3. The audit record is best-effort under the concurrency config you're recommending. (Matt's call.)
The step is if: always() && !cancelled(), and the recommended caller group is pr-risk-${{ pull_request.number || issue.number }} with cancel-in-progress: true (docs/callers/pr-risk.md:42-44). So a push landing during a dispute run cancels it and the record is never written — and if the cancel arrives mid-step, the label PUT (:228-236) has already happened while the comment POST (:312) has not. ComfyUI_frontend already loses ~17% of grader runs this way (87 cancelled + 25 action_required in the current window), so this isn't hypothetical: roughly one dispute in six would lose its record on an active PR. Worth either moving the record write ahead of the label write, or giving the dispute path its own concurrency group that doesn't cancel.
4. computed_tier and the human tier can describe different commits. Three paths:
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expire,computed_tiercomes from the new head'sRECORDwhileprevious_tiersholds the dispute filed against the old head, andhead_shais the new one (:238-250,:252-260). Verified — I getcomputed_tier: "R1",previous_tiers: ["R1"],head_sha: <new>out of one expire run. There's also no pointer back to thesetrow, and the reason isn't carried forward, so an expire row can't be joined to the dispute it expired without scanning the PR's whole comment history. - Applying
risk-dispute:R2triggers a full re-grade, and the reversibility axis keys off live check state — so thecomputed_tierrecorded is the tier at dispute-processing time, not the tier the human was looking at when they disputed. Withbinary-sizeself-cancelling ~23% of its own runs in ComfyUI_frontend, that gap is measurable rather than theoretical. - If the grade step failed, the step still runs (
always()) andcomputed_tierfalls back to whatever stalerisk:*label is on the PR (:246) whilehead_shais read live (:247-250).
5. Two dispute labels present, one removed → both disappear. Measured: unlabeled risk-dispute:R3 against a PR carrying ["risk:R1","risk-dispute:R2"] PUTs ["risk:R1"]. The tiered clear scope drops every risk-dispute:R*, not the one that was removed (:221-222). Reachable when a reviewer swaps tiers in one UI interaction — GitHub emits unlabeled R3 and labeled R2 with no ordering guarantee, so the removal can land last and delete the dispute that was just filed, logging it as action: "clear". One-line fix inline below: filter on the removed label rather than on the class.
One clarifying question for whoever consumes this: does the feedback loop read the audit comments or the current label state? The comments are genuinely durable — I checked, there is no PATCH or DELETE anywhere in the script, expire appends a new comment rather than editing the old one — but the labels are not; they're cleared on every push. A loop reading labels loses most of its data on busy PRs.
Comment-only — I can't approve or merge here anyway. Eight inline notes below with the specifics.
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| --arg action "$action" --arg repo "$REPO" --argjson pr "$PR_NUMBER" \ | ||
| --arg head_sha "$head_sha" --arg computed_tier "$computed_tier" \ | ||
| --argjson human_tier "$human_json" --argjson previous_tiers "$previous_tiers" \ | ||
| --argjson reason "$reason_json" --arg source "$source" --arg actor "$ACTOR" \ | ||
| --arg association "$ACTOR_ASSOCIATION" --arg comment_id "$COMMENT_ID" \ | ||
| --arg comment_url "$COMMENT_URL" --arg map_version "$map_version" \ | ||
| --arg run_id "$RUN_ID" --arg created_at "$NOW" \ | ||
| '{schema:1, action:$action, repo:$repo, pr:$pr, head_sha:$head_sha, | ||
| computed_tier:(if $computed_tier == "" then null else $computed_tier end), | ||
| human_tier:$human_tier, previous_tiers:$previous_tiers, reason:$reason, | ||
| source:$source, actor:(if $actor == "" then null else $actor end), | ||
| actor_association:(if $association == "" then null else $association end), | ||
| source_comment_id:(if $comment_id == "" then null else $comment_id end), | ||
| source_comment_url:(if $comment_url == "" then null else $comment_url end), | ||
| map_version:(if $map_version == "" then null else $map_version end), | ||
| run_id:(if $run_id == "" then null else $run_id end), created_at:$created_at}')" \ |
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The audit record has no axis breakdown — and it's cheaper to add than I first thought.
The record has computed_tier but no axis breakdown, and grade = worst(path_floor, provenance, reversibility), so "R3" doesn't say which axis fired. A row reading "grader R3, human R1" can't be attributed to a path glob, a provenance floor, or reversibility reacting to a pending check.
The values are already on disk in the file this block has open. Verified by running the grader:
$ … | bash grade-pr-risk.sh --stdin | jq -c '{axes:[.risk.axes.path_floor.tier,
.risk.axes.provenance.tier,.risk.axes.reversibility.tier], reason:.risk.reason}'
{"axes":["R0","R1","R1"],"reason":"worst of path_floor=R0, provenance=R1, reversibility=R1"}
$RECORD is already read with jq three lines up (:241-245), so:
risk_reason="$(jq -r '.risk.reason // ""' "$RECORD")"
axes_json="$(jq -c '.risk.axes | with_entries(.value |= .tier) // null' "$RECORD")"and --argjson axes "${axes_json:-null}" --arg risk_reason "$risk_reason". .risk.reason alone carries the full breakdown as a string if you'd rather add one field than four.
One caveat on the suggestion: these must be nullable. When
$RECORDis missing or unparseable the script falls back to reading the tier off the label (:246), and there is no axis information on that path at all — soaxes: nullhas to be a legal record, distinguishable from "all three were R0".
Since this is record-schema shape for a corpus @mattmillerai owns, worth his sign-off on the field names before you wire it in.
| actor_association:(if $association == "" then null else $association end), | ||
| source_comment_id:(if $comment_id == "" then null else $comment_id end), | ||
| source_comment_url:(if $comment_url == "" then null else $comment_url end), | ||
| map_version:(if $map_version == "" then null else $map_version end), |
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map_version without a grader ref — partial, I was overstating this.
run_id does recover a grader SHA today: GET /repos/:owner/:repo/actions/runs/:run_id returns referenced_workflows[].sha. Verified live against ComfyUI_frontend run 32106860149 → e4a8f7cd4a073da082b03950136530d4df50738f.
What it recovers is the uses: SHA, and the scripts that actually graded come from inputs.workflows_ref, which this workflow's own header says can be stale relative to uses: and still passes the ancestry check (pr-risk.yml:37-42, "WHAT ANCESTRY STILL DOES NOT PROVE is that the pin is the CURRENT one"). So the recovered SHA is right exactly when it doesn't matter and wrong exactly when it does. It also costs a cross-repo API call and dies with run retention.
${{ inputs.workflows_ref }} is an expression already in scope at this step — one line in the step's env: and one --arg here closes it permanently. Cheap enough that I'd just do it.
| computed_tier:(if $computed_tier == "" then null else $computed_tier end), | ||
| human_tier:$human_tier, previous_tiers:$previous_tiers, reason:$reason, | ||
| source:$source, actor:(if $actor == "" then null else $actor end), | ||
| actor_association:(if $association == "" then null else $association end), |
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actor_association is null on the label path. Two separate corrections to what I originally had here.
(a) ACTOR_ASSOCIATION comes from ${{ github.event.comment.author_association }}, which is empty on pull_request events. Measured: every label-sourced dispute records actor_association: null. So the field is populated for /risk-dispute and absent for the label path, which is the path a reviewer is most likely to use. Either drop it to the API (repos/:r/collaborators/:u/permission) or document that null means "label-sourced".
(b) The association that the grade keys off is the PR author's, not the disputer's, and that value decays — FIRST_TIME_CONTRIBUTOR becomes CONTRIBUTOR on the author's second merged PR, silently flipping the provenance axis under any replay. It's already in $RECORD at the top level (verified: .author_association is emitted by grade-pr-risk.sh at the scorecard shape, grade-pr-risk.sh:797), so it's the same one-liner as the axes note above:
--arg pr_author_association "$(jq -r '.author_association // ""' "$RECORD")"Same caveat as that one — the record shape is @mattmillerai's to ratify, so worth his nod before it goes in.
| if [[ "$first_line" =~ ^/risk-dispute[[:space:]]+(R[0-3])([[:space:]]+(.*))?$ ]]; then | ||
| action="set" | ||
| tier="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" | ||
| reason="$(trim "${BASH_REMATCH[3]:-}")" | ||
| if [ -n "$(trim "$remaining")" ]; then | ||
| [ -z "$reason" ] || reason+=$'\n' | ||
| reason+="$(trim "$remaining")" | ||
| fi | ||
| elif [[ "$first_line" =~ ^/risk-dispute[[:space:]]+clear[[:space:]]*$ ]]; then | ||
| action="clear" | ||
| elif [[ "$first_line" =~ ^/risk-dispute([[:space:]]+(.*))?$ ]]; then | ||
| reason="$(trim "${BASH_REMATCH[2]:-}")" | ||
| [[ "$reason" =~ ^R[0-9]+([[:space:]]|$) ]] \ | ||
| && die "bad tier; use R0, R1, R2 or R3" |
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The tier parser — see overall comment #2 for the measured table. Concretely:
:59requires uppercaseR[0-3]followed by[[:space:]]or EOL.:71-72is the guard meant to catch a bad tier, and it has the same two limitations, so it catchesR4but notr2,R2:,R2,orR2-.
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[[ "${first_line,,}" =~ ^/risk-dispute[[:space:]]+r([0-9]+)([[:punct:]]|[[:space:]]|$) ]]as the detection pass, then validate the captured digit is 0-3 and die otherwise — so every /risk-dispute R<anything> shape is either accepted as a tier or rejected loudly, and none of them fall through to the untiered branch.
| tiered) | ||
| desired="$(jq -c '[.[] | select(test("^risk-dispute:R[0-3]$"; "i") | not)]' <<<"$current")" ;; |
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tiered clear scope drops the whole class, not the removed label.
tiered) desired="$(jq -c '[.[] | select(test("^risk-dispute:R[0-3]$"; "i") | not)]' <<<"$current")" ;;
Measured: removing risk-dispute:R3 from a PR carrying risk-dispute:R2 PUTs ["risk:R1"] — the surviving dispute is deleted. Suggest passing the removed name in:
tiered) desired="$(jq -c --arg gone "$EVENT_LABEL" \
'[.[] | select(ascii_downcase != ($gone | ascii_downcase))]' <<<"$current")" ;;| encoded="$(jq -rn --arg record "$record" '$record | @base64')" || fail "could not encode the audit record" | ||
| case "$action" in | ||
| set) | ||
| if [ -n "$tier" ]; then | ||
| summary="Risk dispute recorded: grader \`${computed_tier:-unknown}\`, human \`${tier}\` on \`${head_sha:0:12}\`." | ||
| else | ||
| summary="Risk dispute recorded: grader \`${computed_tier:-unknown}\`, human tier unspecified on \`${head_sha:0:12}\`." | ||
| fi | ||
| ;; | ||
| clear) summary="Risk dispute cleared on \`${head_sha:0:12}\`." ;; | ||
| expire) summary="Risk dispute expired after a new push to \`${head_sha:0:12}\`." ;; | ||
| esac | ||
| if [ "$source" = comment ] && [ -n "$COMMENT_URL" ] && [ -n "$reason" ]; then | ||
| summary+=" Reason: [command comment]($COMMENT_URL)." | ||
| elif [ "$action" = set ]; then | ||
| summary+=" No reason supplied." | ||
| fi | ||
| body="<!-- ${DISPUTE_MARKER} ${encoded} --> | ||
| ${summary}" | ||
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| if [ "$DRY_RUN" = 1 ]; then | ||
| printf '%s\n' "$body" | ||
| exit 0 | ||
| fi | ||
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| jq -n --arg body "$body" '{body:$body}' \ | ||
| | ghq api -X POST "repos/$REPO/issues/$PR_NUMBER/comments" --input - >/dev/null \ | ||
| || fail "could not write the dispute audit record: $(gherr)" |
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No cap on the reason — a long one 422s the comment POST after the label PUT has landed.
@base64 of the record goes into the comment body verbatim. Measured body lengths against GitHub's 65,536-character comment limit:
| reason | comment body |
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| 40,000 chars | 53,938 |
| 49,000 chars | 65,938 — over |
| 60,000 chars | 80,606 |
A PR comment may itself be 65,536 characters, so this is reachable. When it trips, the POST 422s, fail exits 4, and the step goes red after the label PUT has already landed (:228-236) — so the PR ends up with a dispute label, no audit record, and a red check. A ${reason:0:4000} truncation with a reason_truncated: true flag would be enough; the full text is one click away at source_comment_url anyway.
No other encoding problem here: @base64 emits one line with no -, so it can't break out of the <!-- … --> wrapper or out of the suite's single-line marker parse, and the compact record escapes newlines. That part is fine.
| to the comment command. Use commas with no spaces. | ||
| type: string | ||
| required: false | ||
| default: 'OWNER,MEMBER,COLLABORATOR' |
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The default allowed_dispute_associations resolves to MEMBER only in practice — and excludes every agent-authored PR.
The gate itself is substring-safe (both sides comma-wrapped via format, so no association can match a prefix of another, and an empty association yields ,, which never matches). No bug there.
But against ComfyUI_frontend's actual PR corpus (n=459):
| association | PRs |
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MEMBER |
402 |
CONTRIBUTOR |
57 (56 of them bots: claude 39, dependabot 12, cloud-code-bot 5) |
OWNER / COLLABORATOR / NONE |
0 |
So in that repo the default resolves to MEMBER only — two of the three allowlisted values never occur. And every agent-authored PR is CONTRIBUTOR, meaning the fleet that produces ~12% of PRs can't dispute its own grades. Fine if intended, but worth a line in the caller doc: the population most exposed to over-grading is the one excluded by default.
| reset_case | ||
| printf '%s\n' '["risk:R1"]' >"$LABELS" | ||
| EVENT_NAME=issue_comment EVENT_ACTION=created ACTOR=outsider ACTOR_ASSOCIATION=NONE \ | ||
| COMMENT_BODY='/risk-dispute R2' run_handler | ||
| eq "unauthorized comments are ignored" 0 "$(wc -l <"$GH_LOG" | tr -d ' ')" | ||
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| printf '%s\n' '["risk:R1"]' >"$LABELS" | ||
| EVENT_NAME=issue_comment EVENT_ACTION=created ACTOR=reviewer ACTOR_ASSOCIATION=MEMBER \ | ||
| COMMENT_BODY='/risk-dispute R4 unsupported tier' run_handler >/dev/null 2>&1 | ||
| eq "invalid commands fail validation" 2 "$?" |
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Coverage gaps. 30 assertions across 13 scenarios and the mechanics are good — real gh stub, base64 round-trip asserted on every audit read. Gaps, in the order I'd close them:
- The authorization boundary is only tested at the script level, and only with
NONE. The real gate is thegradejob'sif:inpr-risk.yml— the script check is defence in depth. Nothing coversCONTRIBUTOR(the one excluded association that actually occurs in consumer repos), an emptyACTOR_ASSOCIATION, a customallowed_dispute_associations, or the spaces-in-allowlistdieathandle-risk-dispute.sh:48-49. expireis tested only in the has-a-dispute case. The early exit at:175-177and the cross-commitcomputed_tierbehaviour (overall comment feat: add assign-prs-to-author reusable workflow #4) are both uncovered.- No test asserts what
/risk-dispute r2does — which is how fix(cursor-review): correct Matt's handle in slack-notify DM map #2 got in. - No test for two tiered labels + an
unlabeled— which is how feat(cursor-review): add reusable auto-label workflow #5 got in. - No
fail()path is exercised: everygherror branch (:140,:156,:167,:200,:234,:249,:314) is untested, and one of them fires after a destructive PUT.
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Summary
risk-dispute:R0throughrisk-dispute:R3as a human assessment beside the computedrisk:R*label/risk-dispute R2 [optional reason]and/risk-dispute clearfrom authorized PR commentersrisk-disputelabel and/risk-dispute [optional reason]as tier-unspecified disagreementsExample tiered state:
Legacy state remains valid:
This intentionally does not modify
/deriskor overwrite the grader's result.Why
The existing plain
risk-disputeconvention records disagreement but not the human's expected tier. Tiered disputes create objective calibration data, while preserving the plain form avoids breaking existing labels and comment workflows. A legacy audit record useshuman_tier: null; it is never interpreted as an override to an invented tier.Validation
git diff --checkRollout
After this merges, consumer callers must add the
labeled,unlabeled, andissue_commentevents and pin both workflow references to this merged SHA.