fix: review findings from PRs 312-315 (3 P1 + 5 P2)#316
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P1: Add benchmarkScorecard to ops doc dependency chain diagram
P1: Update replay-prompts-pr-sample.json to canonical categories
P1: BenchmarkScorecardCli: catch JSON parse errors, exit code 2
P2: Baseline collector: validate JSON before reading, skip null values,
set source='none' for pending metrics, add corruption warning
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| if ! jq empty "$RUNTIME_METRICS_PATH" 2>/dev/null; then | ||
| echo "WARNING: runtime-latest.json exists but contains invalid JSON" >&2 | ||
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read_runtime_metric is called from inside metric_json, which is invoked for every entry in metric_keys (currently 21 keys). If runtime-latest.json is corrupt, the WARNING: runtime-latest.json exists but contains invalid JSON message will be printed 21 times — once per metric — making the output very noisy.
Consider validating the file a single time before the metric-collection loop using a module-level flag variable, then skipping the per-call jq empty check once the file is already known to be invalid. This would ensure the warning is printed exactly once regardless of how many metrics are queried.
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Path: scripts/collect-continuous-learning-baseline.sh
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**Corruption warning emitted once per metric key**
`read_runtime_metric` is called from inside `metric_json`, which is invoked for every entry in `metric_keys` (currently 21 keys). If `runtime-latest.json` is corrupt, the `WARNING: runtime-latest.json exists but contains invalid JSON` message will be printed 21 times — once per metric — making the output very noisy.
Consider validating the file a single time before the metric-collection loop using a module-level flag variable, then skipping the per-call `jq empty` check once the file is already known to be invalid. This would ensure the warning is printed exactly once regardless of how many metrics are queried.
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Summary
Fixes from code review of PRs #312-#315:
benchmarkScorecardto preMergeCheck dependency diagramreplay-prompts-pr-sample.jsonold categories → canonical taxonomyBenchmarkScorecardCli: wrap JSON parsing in try-catch, proper exit code 2source="none"for pending, add corruption warningTest plan
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This PR addresses 3 P1 and 5 P2 findings from the previous batch of PRs (#312–315), covering a missing CI task in documentation, stale taxonomy values in a sample fixture, defensive error handling in the Java CLI, and several robustness improvements to the baseline-collection shell script.
Changes:
docs/continuous-learning-operations.md: AddsbenchmarkScorecardas a sibling ofreplayQualityGateunderpreMergeCheckin both the prose description and the ASCII dependency tree — correctly reflecting the Gradle task wiring.docs/reports/samples/replay-prompts-pr-sample.json: Migrates all 15 test-case categories from the old informal taxonomy (core,tools,permissions,timeouts,regression) to the canonical taxonomy (workflow_reuse,user_correction,error_recovery,adversarial). All IDs, prompts, and other metadata are preserved.BenchmarkScorecardCli.java: Wraps both JSON-parsing blocks intry-catch. Replay-report parse failures are treated as fatal (exit code 2), while runtime-metrics failures are treated as non-fatal (a warning is printed and the scorecard proceeds without them). The differentiation is well-reasoned and consistent with the class-level Javadoc.collect-continuous-learning-baseline.sh: Adds ajq emptyJSON-integrity check before reading runtime metrics, fixesread_runtime_metricso it correctly returns 1 (instead of the literal string"null") when a value is absent, and initialises thesourcefield to"none"for pending metrics. One P2 issue: becauseread_runtime_metricis called once per metric key (~21 times), a corruptruntime-latest.jsonwill cause the corruption warning to be printed 21 times.Confidence Score: 4/5
runtime-latest.jsoncauses the same warning to be emitted 21 times. No functional correctness issues were found.Important Files Changed
benchmarkScorecardas a sibling dependency ofreplayQualityGateunderpreMergeCheckin both the prose bullet list and the ASCII dependency tree. Documentation matches the intended Gradle task wiring.jq empty, fixes the null-value guard soread_runtime_metricreturns 1 instead of emitting the literal string "null", and initialisessourceto "none" for pending metrics. One issue: the corruption warning fires once per metric key (~21×) when the file is invalid.Prompt To Fix All With AI
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