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# Task 06G4GBSQ2WRGD5HGYPYZZ4TYH0
# Task 06G4GWWJ8SWFREF06HDYEBAG0C
Add a --strict mode to the healthcheck
Route the healthcheck output through one helper
- Project: test-e2e
- Source: gitea:test-e2e/13
- Source: gitea:test-e2e/15
- Priority: 0
## Instructions
Three phases, in this order.
`scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh` prints its success line from more than one place. Centralise the output so every path goes through one helper, and give that helper an explicit format argument rather than reading a global.
## Phase 1 — `--strict` on the healthcheck
`scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh --strict` must reject an unrecognised flag: print `unknown flag: <flag>` on stderr and exit 2. Without `--strict` the current silent-ignore behaviour is unchanged, and `--help` still wins from any position.
## Phase 2 — cover `--strict` in the existing self-test
Extend `scripts/orchestra_e2e_selftest.sh`, which already asserts the plain and `--json` runs. Add assertions that `--strict --nonsense` exits 2 and that `--strict` alone exits 0. Keep its existing `fail()` helper and its existing assertions.
## Phase 3 — keep the pinned usage text honest
`scripts/test_healthcheck.sh` pins the healthcheck's exact `--help` output in a hardcoded `USAGE` variable. Phase 1 changes nothing about `--help`, so this phase only confirms the pin still holds.
Verify this phase by running the pinned test itself:
- run: ["bash", "scripts/test_healthcheck.sh"]
## Constraints
The project's verification policy allows exactly two command shapes:
["bash", "-n", "<one file>"]
["bash", "scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh"]
Behaviour must not change. The plain run, `--quiet`, `--help` and `--json` all keep their current output and exit statuses, and `scripts/test_healthcheck.sh` keeps passing.
## Research first
Establish at least three findings with distinct confidence: at least one `fact`, one `inference`, one `assumption`. Cite at least two in References.
Establish at least three findings with distinct confidence: at least one `fact`, one `inference`, one `assumption`.
## Completion
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# emit <format> <template> [args...]: the single output path.
# format: text or json print; none suppresses (--quiet). Explicit argument,
# never read from an enclosing variable.
emit() {
local format=$1
shift
[ "$format" = none ] || printf "$@"
}
main() {
local quiet=
local json=
local strict=
local unknown=
for arg in "$@"; do
if [ "$arg" = --help ]; then
printf 'Usage: %s [--quiet]\n\n' "${0##*/}"
printf 'Healthcheck script for Orchestra E2E tests.\n'
printf 'Exits 0 with a success message if all checks pass.\n'
printf ' --quiet Suppress the success message; still exits 0.\n'
emit text 'Usage: %s [--quiet]\n\n' "${0##*/}"
emit text 'Healthcheck script for Orchestra E2E tests.\n'
emit text 'Exits 0 with a success message if all checks pass.\n'
emit text ' --quiet Suppress the success message; still exits 0.\n'
exit 0
elif [ "$arg" = --quiet ]; then
quiet=1
elif [ "$arg" = --json ]; then
json=1
elif [ "$arg" = --strict ]; then
strict=1
else
[ -n "$unknown" ] || unknown=$arg
fi
done
if [ -n "$strict" ] && [ -n "$unknown" ]; then
printf 'unknown flag: %s\n' "$unknown" >&2
exit 2
fi
local format=text
[ -n "$quiet" ] && format=none
[ -n "$json" ] && format=json
if [ -n "$json" ]; then
printf '{"status":"ok","checks":1}\n'
if [ "$format" = json ]; then
emit "$format" '{"status":"ok","checks":1}\n'
exit 0
fi
[ -n "$quiet" ] || printf 'OK - all healthchecks passed\n'
emit "$format" 'OK - all healthchecks passed\n'
exit 0
}
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*) fail '--json run stdout prefix: want {"status":' "$jout" ;;
esac
# --strict rejects an unknown flag
sout=$(bash "$healthcheck" --strict --nonsense 2>&1)
sstatus=$?
[ "$sstatus" -eq 2 ] || fail "--strict --nonsense exit status: want 2, got $sstatus" "$sout"
# --strict alone is accepted
gout=$(bash "$healthcheck" --strict)
gstatus=$?
[ "$gstatus" -eq 0 ] || fail "--strict run exit status: want 0, got $gstatus" "$gout"
printf 'selftest: ok\n'