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Claim Registry Required Secrets in Both Stores - #4025
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A registry requiredSecrets name is now owed in the Dependabot store as well as the Actions store, as a baseline name is, since a workflow run a Dependabot pull request triggers reads the Dependabot store alone. Every registry entry declaring requiredSecrets today already owes each name in both stores through a mechanism, so no other repository gains a finding. Declare EspDinIoT's KICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKEN (repository scope) and CODECOV_TOKEN, and set its target to a two-phase github-release source release, which clears its four secrets DRIFT findings. Fixes #3936 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keep EspDinIoT's entry to reality, per STANDUP.md section 2: declare KICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKEN alone, and name the planned source release, the python type, and the CODECOV_TOKEN kept for its tests in a driftNote for its resync to write when each lands. Restate the both-store rule where STANDUP.md and the resolve_secrets.py docstring still described the old placement, add the new name to the repo-config scope table, and drop a registry name count that went stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The hugo type note still said requiredSecrets resolves against the actions store alone, and a validate.py comment still said every declared name is also required by a mechanism, which KICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKEN is not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No active review issues remain, with the registry secret-resolution changes and related specifications, documentation, and tests updated consistently.
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What changed in this PR
This pull request updates registry requiredSecrets resolution so names are required in both the Actions and Dependabot stores, adds EspDinIoT's repository-scoped KiCadLibrary token, and synchronizes the related specifications, documentation, validation guidance, and tests.
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- Resolve registry-required secrets in both supported stores and update test coverage.
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KICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKENwith repository scope and declare it for EspDinIoT. - Update audit, setup, resolver, schema, project-type, and registry documentation.
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| tests/test_resolve_secrets.py | Verifies that registry-required secret names are owed in both stores. |
| STANDUP.md | Documents secret placement across the Actions and Dependabot stores. |
| spec/validate.py | Updates validation comments for multi-store required-secret resolution. |
| spec/secrets.json | Adds the KiCadLibrary token scope and documents its both-store placement. |
| spec/secret_names.py | Resolves registry-required secret names into both supported stores. |
| spec/resolve_secrets.py | Clarifies the resolver documentation for tree-based Codecov detection. |
| spec/project-types.json | Updates the Hugo secret-resolution guidance. |
| repo-config/README.md | Documents the new secret and both-store provisioning behavior. |
| registry/repos.schema.json | Updates the schema guidance for registry-required secrets. |
| registry/repos.json | Declares EspDinIoT's KiCadLibrary token and records its remaining drift. |
| AUDIT.md | Documents both-store handling for registry-required secrets. |
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## Summary Promotes #4025 to `main`. - **Registry required secrets claim both stores (#4025).** A registry `requiredSecrets` name is now owed in the Actions and the Dependabot store, as a baseline name is, since a run a Dependabot pull request triggers reads the Dependabot store alone. `configure.sh apply` writes both copies through the shared resolver. Every other registry `requiredSecrets` name was already owed in both stores through a mechanism, so a fleet-wide before/after audit shows no repository gaining a finding. - **EspDinIoT declares `KICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKEN`** (repository scope), clearing its two DRIFT findings. Its planned source release, `python` type, and `CODECOV_TOKEN` stay out of the entry until they exist, per STANDUP.md section 2, and a driftNote records them for its resync. ## Review - #4025 merged with three recorded local passes, an attested head, all 13 checks green, a clean CodeRabbit round, and the hosted round recommending approval with no findings. ## After the merge - EspDinIoT's `CODECOV_TOKEN` stays reported as unclaimed in both stores until its resync declares the `python` type with tests, which its driftNote records. Closes #3936 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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A registry
requiredSecretsname is now owed in both the Actions and the Dependabot secrets store, as a baseline name is. A workflow run a Dependabot pull request triggers reads the Dependabot store alone, so a repository-specific secret that PR CI reads needs both copies.configure.sh applyalready writes each name to the stores the shared resolver names, so it now writes both.spec/secret_names.py:resolve_secret_storesaddsrequiredSecretsto every store rather than the Actions store alone. The test asserting Actions-only placement now asserts both stores.spec/secrets.json:KICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKENgets therepositoryscope, and the notes state the both-store placement.registry/repos.json: EspDinIoT declaresKICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKEN, which its PR workflow reads to check out the private KiCadLibrary submodule. Per STANDUP.md section 2 (the registry is reality, not intent), its planned two-phase github-release source release, itspythontype, and theCODECOV_TOKENkept for the tests its coming scripts will carry stay out of the entry. A driftNote records them for its resync to write as each lands. Its two replaced driftNotes were stale:mainholds the design and both branches carry the PR workflow.resolve_secrets.pydocstring, thevalidate.pycomments, the registry schema$comment, the hugo type note, and the Blog driftNote each stated the old Actions-only placement and are corrected.Verification
spec/validate.py: OK, 22 cataloged repos classify cleanly.spec/audit.pyacross all 22 cataloged repositories, before (develop) and after (this branch): the only change insecrets:findings is EspDinIoT's twoKICADLIBRARY_READ_TOKENDRIFT lines clearing. No repository gains a finding. Every other registryrequiredSecretsname is already owed in both stores through a mechanism.CODECOV_TOKENDRIFT per store until its resync declares thepythontype with tests.Local review
Three recorded
local-strict-reviewpasses. The first two raised seven stale sibling statements of the old placement and the registry recording intent, each fixed in the following commit. The third raised two findings that need live state, each disproved: a fleet-wide before/after audit shows no repository newly owing a Dependabot copy, and EspDinIoT'smainholds the design files rather than a stub.Part of #3936. The promotion PR carries its closing line.
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