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fix(migration-risk): flag a RemoveField whose field is already gone (#140) - #161
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…ROWNINGdev#140) After makemigrations the dropped field is no longer in models.py, and _check_RemoveField emitted nothing in that branch, so blast_radius never got a target for it. Emit an info risk, remove_field, as the comment there already promised. The MCP blast_radius tool also rejects an unknown severity with an INVALID_SEVERITY error instead of treating it as critical.
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: reporting a RemoveField risk when its field is already absent. Linked Issues check Issue #140requires aRemoveFieldtarget after the field is absent frommodels.py, with remaining references included. The reviewed changes add an informationalremove_fieldrisk in that case. `…Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within issue #140. Parser logic implements the missing risk. Blast-radius tests verify the target and impact. MCP logic validates the documented severity values. Changelog, migratio…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#140requires aRemoveFieldtarget after the field is absent frommodels.py, with remaining references included. The reviewed changes add an informationalremove_fieldrisk in that case.RemovedFieldBlastRadiusTestverifies theshop.product.legacy_codetarget and thelegacy_views.pyimpact. The same tests verifyinfoandallvisibility and preserve the defaultcriticalbehavior. The MCP handler also rejects unknown severity values withINVALID_SEVERITY, which addresses the issue's severity-validation concern. Regression tests cover the migration risk and MCP behavior.
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#140. Parser logic implements the missing risk. Blast-radius tests verify the target and impact. MCP logic validates the documented severity values. Changelog, migration-rule documentation, and the migration playbook document the resulting behavior. No unrelated runtime behavior or unrelated scope is demonstrated.
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Docstring coverage is 7.14% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 14 functions across 5 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.)
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Review comments at @cli/django_orm_lens/mcp_server.py:
- Line 325: Update severity defaulting in the tool handler before the validation
using rank: apply "critical" only when severity is omitted, and validate an
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- Line 45: Update the stated rule totals in the migration page’s header and both
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject an explicitly empty severity.
If an MCP caller passes "severity": "", Line 323 changes it to "critical" before this check. The tool then returns critical-only results instead of the documented INVALID_SEVERITY error. Apply the default only when severity is omitted, then validate an explicitly supplied value.
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Review comment at @cli/django_orm_lens/mcp_server.py at line 325:
Update severity defaulting in the tool handler before the validation using rank:
apply "critical" only when severity is omitted, and validate an explicitly
supplied empty string so it returns INVALID_SEVERITY.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the documented rule count.
Adding remove_field brings this page to 17 rules, but Line 3 still says 16. The migration playbook also says 16 at Lines 6 and 10. Update all three counts so readers can reconcile the rule list with its stated total.
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Review comment at @docs/rules/migrations.md at line 45:
Update the stated rule totals in the migration page’s header and both migration
playbook references from 16 to 17 so they match the list, including the
remove_field rule.
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Merged, thanks @vishalhabib99. A thorough fix: the before/after output, INVALID_SEVERITY for the MCP path, and docs plus the skill table updated in the same PR. |
Summary
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makemigrations, the field aRemoveFielddrops is already gone frommodels.py._check_RemoveFieldemitted nothing in that branch, soblast_radiusnever got a target for it, even though that's the moment code still reading the column breaks. This emits aninforisk,remove_field, there (option 1 from #140, matching what the comment in that branch already promised), and makes the MCPblast_radiustool reject an unknownseverityinstead of quietly treating it ascritical.Before (fixture from the issue:
RemoveField(model_name="product", name="legacy_code"), field already removed fromshop/models.py,shop/legacy_views.pystill filters on it):After:
The default (
--severity critical) output is unchanged, so CI gates on critical aren't affected.migration-risk --severity infoshows one more line per dropped column, which you said was fine.Choices you may want to change:
high: the parser has confirmed the field is gone from models.py, so the drop itself is certain. Easy to switch tolowto match the*_unverifiedrules.INVALID_SEVERITYuses the same{"error", "hint"}envelope asMISSING_NAME. The CLI already restricts--severitywith argparsechoices, so only the MCP path needed the check.Type of change
Test plan
test_migration_risk.py:test_negative_remove_field_gone_from_current_schemanow also checks that the gone-field case emitsremove_fieldatinfo(and still noremove_field_still_referenced/remove_field_unverified).test_blast_radius.py, newRemovedFieldBlastRadiusTest(the fixture from the issue, plus a view still filtering on the field): the dropped field becomes theshop.product.legacy_codetarget withlegacy_views.pyin its impact; the MCP tool returns it forseverity: "info"and"all"; the defaultcriticalstill returns no targets.test_mcp_server.py:blast_radiusreturnsINVALID_SEVERITYfor"high", and every documented value is accepted.5 of the new tests fail on main and pass with the fix. The other 2 pass on both and guard the existing behaviour.
Checklist
cd cli && pytest -qfor Python,npm testfor TypeScript) and it is green## [Unreleased]mcp_server.pyand the relevant tests intest_mcp_server.py## Summaryabove and suggested a migration pathAlso documented
remove_fieldindocs/rules/migrations.mdand the skill's migration playbook table.Related issues / discussions
Closes #140
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