fix(ci): make required job authority explicit - #453
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Reviewer's GuideUpdates CI workflow authority semantics so that Lighthouse is a required job in the ci-success aggregate, e2e-deep and Storybook are explicitly advisory at job level, local low-end pre-push typechecking is constrained to a single checker, CI documentation and README metrics are synchronized, and a workflow policy regression test enforces the new authority model. Sequence diagram for required CI aggregationsequenceDiagram
participant Jobs as Required CI jobs
participant Aggregate as ci-success
participant Deploy as deploy
Jobs->>Aggregate: Report job results
Aggregate->>Aggregate: Verify required jobs succeeded
alt all required jobs succeed
Aggregate->>Deploy: Allow deployment dependency
else lighthouse or another required job fails
Aggregate-->>Deploy: Block deployment
end
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The PR correctly implements its stated goal of making lighthouse an authoritative required job in the CI pipeline. Changes are internally consistent across workflow, documentation, local tooling, and test coverage. No blocking defects found.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI aggregate now requires Lighthouse. Storybook and deep E2E are advisory at the job level. CI documentation and policy tests reflect the authority model. The low-end typecheck limits ChangesCI policy and tooling
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes which CI jobs can block merges, but its regression test does not structurally verify the required dependencies, Lighthouse result check, or job-level advisory settings, so a future authority regression could pass unnoticed; the documentation and README status text also need correction before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/CI.md`:
- Around line 41-43: Update the CI job graph documentation so the ci-success
dependency list visibly includes lighthouse, matching the stated required jobs
and workflow authority model; preserve the existing advisory and deploy
relationships.
- Around line 45-49: Update the exit-criteria table entry for the storybook job
to state that continue-on-error is configured at the job level, correcting the
outdated step-level wording while preserving the documented advisory-job
behavior.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 714: Update the README test-count statement to remove the premature “all
passing” claim, replacing it with wording that defers pass/fail status to CI
while preserving the synchronized test and file counts.
In `@tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts`:
- Around line 81-96: Update the workflow policy assertions in the ciSuccessBlock
and job validation loop to inspect parsed YAML structure via extractJobBlock (or
the YAML parser), rather than substring presence. Assert that ci-success.needs
contains exactly the required members, including lighthouse while excluding
e2e-deep and storybook, verify status validation uses needs.lighthouse.result,
and confirm continue-on-error: true is a four-space-indented job-level field for
e2e-deep and storybook.
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Make CI job authority explicit by requiring Lighthouse for merge success, marking non-blocking jobs as advisory, and enforcing the low-resource local type-check contract.
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