refactor: make docket an importable package - #14
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Six flat modules under lib/ reached by four different import forms, which no module-level import could satisfy. Four sites paid for it: two try/except ImportError pairs and two runtime importlib.import_module calls that mutated sys.path to find lib.docket_ledger. Every import is now absolute against the package. bin/docket puts the repo root on sys.path instead of lib/, so one module has one canonical name from every entry point. The four workaround sites are gone. version() and a ROOT constant move to docket/__init__.py. Both callers read ROOT rather than recomputing parent.parent, which resolves differently depending on the importing module's depth. The CLI stays whole in bin/docket, including its ten deliberately lazy function-body imports. Splitting it is the next step. Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <mr.nerd.study@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <novusedge0@gmail.com>
Ledger location and author resolution sat in bin/docket, so the command groups that step 3 splits out would each have reached back into the entry point for them. They move to docket/env.py unchanged. retired_by stops being shadowed. bin/docket imported the ledger's version and then redefined it one screen later; the two differ, because the ledger's subscripts "supersedes" and raises KeyError on an entry project() has not filled in. env.py keeps the tolerant one and says why. Delete run_prefix and next_id. Neither has a caller anywhere in the repo. Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <mr.nerd.study@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <novusedge0@gmail.com>
bin/docket held 1408 lines behind a shebang, reachable only through SourceFileLoader. Three test files loaded it that way to call its functions. term.py owns the colour and glyph primitives because cmd_list and the graph renderer both need them; either one owning them would have created a cycle between env and graph. graph.py takes the forest and rail renderer whole. query.py, record.py and admin.py take the commands that read, write and administer. bin/docket is now the launcher. Two paths were derived from __file__ and silently broke on the move. _graph_viewer_path and cmd_update both computed parent.parent, which named the checkout from bin/ and names docket/ from docket/cli/. Both read docket.ROOT now. No test caught either: every test that reaches the viewer patches the function, and the update test recomputed the same wrong path. The eight function-body imports stay inside their functions. A SessionStart hook runs this on every session and must not pay for docket.context, docket.migrate or docket.update unless a command asks for them. Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <mr.nerd.study@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <novusedge0@gmail.com>
Scope decides which records a briefing surfaces, so 37 records pointed at paths the rename emptied. A briefing taken while editing docket/context.py surfaced none of the four records about it. The lib/ entries rewrite mechanically. The bin/docket entries do not: that file still exists as the launcher, so each of the fifteen was routed by what its record is about. d80 and d82 decide what the entry point is and keep it. Rewriting scope also moves text scoring, because the briefing folds scope into its searchable text and weights terms by inverse document frequency across the whole ledger. The term "docket" is now commoner and "lib" is gone. scripts/rescope_ledger.py asserts no record count. The ledger grew by nine records while the refactor was underway. Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <mr.nerd.study@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <novusedge0@gmail.com>
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WalkthroughThe CLI moves from a monolithic ChangesPackage and CLI migration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Launcher as bin/docket
participant CLI as docket.cli
participant Command as Command handler
participant Ledger as docket.ledger
Launcher->>CLI: Resolve package root and invoke main
CLI->>Command: Parse arguments and dispatch
Command->>Ledger: Read, validate, project, or append records
Ledger-->>Command: Return data or LedgerError
Command-->>CLI: Return exit status
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The ledger rewrite safety issues could damage data during rescoping, while several narrower CLI failures remain. These should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docket/cli/admin.py`:
- Line 186: Update cmd_init to check whether the target exists and read the
global ledger before creating target.parent or writing .gitignore. Only create
project-local state after env.read succeeds, while preserving the existing
LedgerError and OSError handling.
- Around line 315-316: Restrict the cached tag selected by the update flow to
the supported release-tag format before passing it to _run_downloaded_update.
Update the tag validation around parse_version and the tag variable to reject
values containing path separators or other malformed suffixes, while preserving
the main-branch fallback when validation fails; define and reuse a compiled
safe-tag pattern near the URL constants.
In `@docket/cli/graph.py`:
- Line 252: Replace the recursive child traversal in both _forest_lines and
_compact_lines with explicit stack-based traversal to avoid RecursionError on
deeply nested support chains. Preserve the existing child order, ancestor
formatting, and compact fallback behavior, leaving interactive and rail
rendering unchanged.
In `@docket/cli/query.py`:
- Line 156: Update the classification logic in cmd_where() to compare the
resolved path against the resolved global-ledger path from env.ledger_path(),
rather than checking LEDGER.name or relying on the project root. Preserve the
global classification for the fallback ledger under
global_root()/slug(env.project_root()), while classifying other resolved ledger
paths as project.
In `@scripts/rescope_ledger.py`:
- Line 86: Update the ledger line handling around args.ledger.read_text() so
blank or whitespace-only lines are ignored before both json.loads passes,
matching docket.ledger.read() behavior while preserving processing of nonblank
JSONL entries.
- Line 116: Update the ledger write in the rescoping flow to write the UTF-8
content to a temporary file under args.ledger.parent, then atomically replace
args.ledger with os.replace(). Ensure temporary-file handling cleans up safely
on failure while preserving the existing output content.
- Line 115: Update the backup handling around shutil.copy2 in the rescope ledger
flow to derive the backup path from args.ledger, placing it beside the selected
ledger instead of using the fixed BACKUP path; use the derived path consistently
in the copy operation and status message.
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| existing = env.read(env.global_root() / env.slug(root) / "ledger.jsonl") |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Read the global ledger before creating project-local state.
cmd_init creates target.parent and may write .gitignore before env.read(...). If the read raises LedgerError or OSError, docket.cli.main catches the exception and returns 1, but the newly created directory or .gitignore remains. Check whether the target exists, read the global ledger, and create the directory and .gitignore only after the read succeeds.
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In `@docket/cli/admin.py` at line 186, Update cmd_init to check whether the target
exists and read the global ledger before creating target.parent or writing
.gitignore. Only create project-local state after env.read succeeds, while
preserving the existing LedgerError and OSError handling.
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| tag = latest if latest and parse_version(latest) is not None else None | ||
| return _run_downloaded_update(tag) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject malformed cached tags before building the launcher URL.
parse_version accepts suffixes containing path separators, but _run_downloaded_update uses the complete value in the tag-specific URL. A malformed cached tag can therefore request an invalid launcher path and make docket update fail instead of using the main-branch fallback. Restrict cached tags to the supported release format.
🔒️ Proposed fix
- tag = latest if latest and parse_version(latest) is not None else None
+ tag = latest if latest and _SAFE_TAG.fullmatch(latest) else None
return _run_downloaded_update(tag)Add near the URL constants:
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_SAFE_TAG = re.compile(r"v?[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(?:[-.][0-9A-Za-z]+)*")📝 Committable suggestion
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| tag = latest if latest and parse_version(latest) is not None else None | |
| return _run_downloaded_update(tag) | |
| tag = latest if latest and _SAFE_TAG.fullmatch(latest) else None | |
| return _run_downloaded_update(tag) |
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In `@docket/cli/admin.py` around lines 315 - 316, Restrict the cached tag selected
by the update flow to the supported release-tag format before passing it to
_run_downloaded_update. Update the tag validation around parse_version and the
tag variable to reject values containing path separators or other malformed
suffixes, while preserving the main-branch fallback when validation fails;
define and reuse a compiled safe-tag pattern near the URL constants.
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| kids = sorted(children.get(eid, []), key=_id_num) | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Replace recursive traversal in static graph renderers.
A valid support chain near Python's recursion limit can raise RecursionError in _forest_lines and _compact_lines. This can prevent static graph output, including the automatic compact fallback.
The native interactive viewer and --style rail do not use these recursive functions. This limits the impact to static forest and compact rendering. Replace both recursive child calls with explicit stacks. Preserve child order and ancestor formatting.
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In `@docket/cli/graph.py` at line 252, Replace the recursive child traversal in
both _forest_lines and _compact_lines with explicit stack-based traversal to
avoid RecursionError on deeply nested support chains. Preserve the existing
child order, ancestor formatting, and compact fallback behavior, leaving
interactive and rail rendering unchanged.
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| def cmd_where(args: argparse.Namespace) -> int: | ||
| path = env.ledger_path() | ||
| kind = "project" if LEDGER.name in str(path) and ".claude" not in str(path) else "global" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Classify the ledger by its resolved storage path.
env.ledger_path() returns global_root() / slug(env.project_root()) / "ledger.jsonl" when no project ledger exists. Because this path also contains ledger.jsonl, cmd_where() reports it as project whenever DOCKET_HOME is outside .claude.
Compare path with the resolved global-ledger path. Do not compare only filename text. Comparing with env.project_root() / LEDGER can also misclassify a project ledger found in another ancestor.
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path = env.ledger_path()
- kind = "project" if LEDGER.name in str(path) and ".claude" not in str(path) else "global"
+ global_ledger = env.global_root() / env.slug(env.project_root()) / "ledger.jsonl"
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| kind = "project" if LEDGER.name in str(path) and ".claude" not in str(path) else "global" | |
| global_ledger = env.global_root() / env.slug(env.project_root()) / "ledger.jsonl" | |
| kind = "global" if path == global_ledger else "project" |
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In `@docket/cli/query.py` at line 156, Update the classification logic in
cmd_where() to compare the resolved path against the resolved global-ledger path
from env.ledger_path(), rather than checking LEDGER.name or relying on the
project root. Preserve the global classification for the fallback ledger under
global_root()/slug(env.project_root()), while classifying other resolved ledger
paths as project.
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| print(f"rescope: {args.ledger} does not exist", file=sys.stderr) | ||
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| lines = args.ledger.read_text().splitlines() |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Accept blank lines that docket.ledger.read() accepts.
docket.ledger.read() skips blank JSONL lines. This script calls json.loads for every line at Lines 90 and 101. A valid ledger with a blank separator line raises JSONDecodeError before the dry run or rewrite. Filter blank lines when building lines, or skip them in both passes.
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In `@scripts/rescope_ledger.py` at line 86, Update the ledger line handling around
args.ledger.read_text() so blank or whitespace-only lines are ignored before
both json.loads passes, matching docket.ledger.read() behavior while preserving
processing of nonblank JSONL entries.
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| print(f"\nrescope: {changed} records would change; wrote nothing") | ||
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| shutil.copy2(args.ledger, BACKUP) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Store the backup beside the selected ledger.
When the caller supplies --ledger, this copies the selected ledger to fixed BACKUP under the current directory. If .docket/ does not exist, the command fails before rewriting. If it exists, the backup is not beside the selected ledger and can overwrite an unrelated backup. Derive the backup path from args.ledger and use that value in the status message.
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In `@scripts/rescope_ledger.py` at line 115, Update the backup handling around
shutil.copy2 in the rescope ledger flow to derive the backup path from
args.ledger, placing it beside the selected ledger instead of using the fixed
BACKUP path; use the derived path consistently in the copy operation and status
message.
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| shutil.copy2(args.ledger, BACKUP) | ||
| args.ledger.write_text("\n".join(out) + "\n") |
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Write the active ledger atomically.
Path.write_text() opens and truncates the active ledger before writing. If the write fails or the process stops, the active ledger can remain partial. Write the UTF-8 output to a temporary file in args.ledger.parent, then replace the ledger with os.replace().
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In `@scripts/rescope_ledger.py` at line 116, Update the ledger write in the
rescoping flow to write the UTF-8 content to a temporary file under
args.ledger.parent, then atomically replace args.ledger with os.replace().
Ensure temporary-file handling cleans up safely on failure while preserving the
existing output content.
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Reroute five ledger records. The first pass assigned d14, d16, d43, d44 and d45 to the CLI by mechanical substitution rather than by subject. d14 decides which harnesses ship config, so it belongs on docs/installation.md. d16 puts defects in GitHub issues. d43, d44 and d45 decide the record and context model, which docket/** already covers. The script is idempotent now. Restore the migrate_ledger error path. docket.migrate pulls docket.ledger at module scope, so a broken install raised ImportError before main() existed to turn it into the handled message it printed before. Repoint the context-format experiment at docket/context.py. Its "scoped" rows passed a path the rename emptied, so both silently measured the unscoped case. The synthetic paths in context-scale and in the golden fixtures stay: those match their own generated ledgers. Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <mr.nerd.study@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: NovusEdge <novusedge0@gmail.com>
Adversarial review pass — APPROVE, 0 blocking defectsAn Opus reviewer tried to disprove the pure-move claim by AST-extracting every top-level name from Verified identical: Session start got faster: 163.1ms median on this branch against 191.6ms on main, best-of-15, byte-identical 10777-byte output. The real ledger is untouched by the suite. Identical sha256 and mtime before and after The Findings, fixed in 66222f8Five ledger records were misrouted. The rescope assigned
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lib/held six flat modules reached by four competing import forms. No module-level import satisfied all of them, so the code carried twotry/except ImportErrorpairs and two runtimeimportlib.import_modulecalls that mutatedsys.path. A comment indocket_migrate.pystated the problem outright: "A module-level import cannot satisfy both."Every import is now absolute against one canonical package name.
bin/docketputs the repo root onsys.pathand is 17 lines.Steps
2f8bb94docket/, absolute imports, four hack sites deleted1d90287docket/env.pyextracted,retired_byunshadowed, dead code removede8c8fc4docket/cli/modules22610e7Two latent bugs found
_graph_viewer_pathandcmd_updateboth derived the repo root fromPath(__file__).resolve().parent.parent. That names the checkout frombin/and namesdocket/fromdocket/cli/. Both readdocket.ROOTnow.Neither had coverage that would have caught it. Every test reaching the viewer patches the function, and the update test recomputed the same wrong path — that test failed on the correct output and was itself corrected.
Preserved deliberately
Eight function-body imports stay inside their functions. A SessionStart hook runs this on every session and must not pay for
docket.context,docket.migrateordocket.updateunless a command asks for them.tests/golden/regenerate.pykeeps its fictionallib/mod{n}/**fixture scopes; changing them would invalidatecontext_snapshots.json.Ledger scopes
Scope decides which records a briefing surfaces, so 37 records pointed at emptied paths. A briefing taken while editing
docket/context.pysurfaced none of the four records about it; it now surfaces all four.The 15
bin/docketrecords were routed by hand, since that file still exists as the launcher.d80andd82decide what the entry point is and keep it.scripts/rescope_ledger.pyasserts no record count, because the ledger grew by nine records during the work.Verification
All five suites green at every commit: 25 CLI tests, 204 unit tests, Go graph, Go installer, 11 installer Python.
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experiments/context-format/measure.py:35-36still passeslib/docket_context.pyas afiles=argument, so its "scoped" case now measures an unscoped briefing.conftest.pyexists. Absolute imports resolve becauseunittest discoverruns from the repo root.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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docketcommand now remains available through a streamlined launcher while preserving its existing subcommands.