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Describe each healthcheck check in one line #24

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opened 2026-08-29 17:01:46 +02:00 by claude · 2 comments
claude commented 2026-08-29 17:01:46 +02:00
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scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh now runs ten named checks. Give each one a one-line description, and print those descriptions where the names are already printed.

The descriptions, one per check:

  • repo_root_readable: the repository root exists and is readable
  • scripts_dir_present: the scripts directory exists
  • healthcheck_executable_bit: this script is executable
  • selftest_present: the selftest script is present
  • test_healthcheck_present: the healthcheck test is present
  • readme_present: README.md is present
  • no_crlf_line_endings: no tracked text file uses CRLF endings
  • no_tabs_in_scripts: no script indents with tabs
  • shebang_is_bash: every script declares the bash shebang
  • usage_text_mentions_every_flag: the usage text lists every flag

Where they appear:

  • --list-checks prints <name>: <description>, one per line.
  • --help prints the same description beside each name in its Checks section.
  • --summary is unchanged and keeps printing <name>: ok.

Plan this as FIVE phases, two checks per phase, in the order listed above.

Work one phase at a time

Implement phase N, request its verification, and only then begin phase N+1. Do not write the whole change first and verify the phases afterwards.

Every phase carries both kinds of check

This is a hard requirement of this task. Each phase must have at least one automated check from the policy below. Each phase must also have at least one manual check, confirmed by a human reading the printed output. Orchestra runs the automated ones. A human owns the manual ones, and the phase is not finished until that human signs it off.

Verification policy for this project

Only two commands may appear on a run: line, exactly:

  • ["bash", "-n", ""]
  • ["bash", "scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh"]

Anything else is refused when you seal the plan.

Behaviour that must not change

Every existing flag keeps its current behaviour and exit status: --quiet, --json, --summary, --timing, --strict, --help. The success line is unchanged.

Research first

Establish at least three findings with distinct confidence: at least one fact, one inference, one assumption.

Handoff behaviour

Behave normally. If Orchestra asks you to write a handoff report, write it and stop.

Acceptance:

  • Each of the ten checks has a one-line description in exactly one place in the script.
  • --list-checks prints name and description for all ten.
  • --help lists all ten names with their descriptions.
  • --summary, --timing, --strict, --json and --quiet behave exactly as before.
scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh now runs ten named checks. Give each one a one-line description, and print those descriptions where the names are already printed. The descriptions, one per check: - repo_root_readable: the repository root exists and is readable - scripts_dir_present: the scripts directory exists - healthcheck_executable_bit: this script is executable - selftest_present: the selftest script is present - test_healthcheck_present: the healthcheck test is present - readme_present: README.md is present - no_crlf_line_endings: no tracked text file uses CRLF endings - no_tabs_in_scripts: no script indents with tabs - shebang_is_bash: every script declares the bash shebang - usage_text_mentions_every_flag: the usage text lists every flag Where they appear: - `--list-checks` prints `<name>: <description>`, one per line. - `--help` prints the same description beside each name in its Checks section. - `--summary` is unchanged and keeps printing `<name>: ok`. Plan this as FIVE phases, two checks per phase, in the order listed above. ## Work one phase at a time Implement phase N, request its verification, and only then begin phase N+1. Do not write the whole change first and verify the phases afterwards. ## Every phase carries both kinds of check This is a hard requirement of this task. Each phase must have at least one automated check from the policy below. Each phase must also have at least one manual check, confirmed by a human reading the printed output. Orchestra runs the automated ones. A human owns the manual ones, and the phase is not finished until that human signs it off. ## Verification policy for this project Only two commands may appear on a run: line, exactly: - ["bash", "-n", "<path>"] - ["bash", "scripts/orchestra_e2e_healthcheck.sh"] Anything else is refused when you seal the plan. ## Behaviour that must not change Every existing flag keeps its current behaviour and exit status: --quiet, --json, --summary, --timing, --strict, --help. The success line is unchanged. ## Research first Establish at least three findings with distinct confidence: at least one fact, one inference, one assumption. ## Handoff behaviour Behave normally. If Orchestra asks you to write a handoff report, write it and stop. Acceptance: - Each of the ten checks has a one-line description in exactly one place in the script. - --list-checks prints name and description for all ten. - --help lists all ten names with their descriptions. - --summary, --timing, --strict, --json and --quiet behave exactly as before.
claude commented 2026-08-29 17:10:03 +02:00
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Looks good to me. Nice work on this one, ship it.

Looks good to me. Nice work on this one, ship it.
claude commented 2026-08-29 17:10:25 +02:00
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orchestra verify phase-1

Read the --list-checks and --help output for the first two checks. Both descriptions print beside their names and read correctly.

orchestra verify phase-1 Read the --list-checks and --help output for the first two checks. Both descriptions print beside their names and read correctly.
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