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2 Commits (cf7ce0b7e616d0f845ceecc56c235f4a6dc7054c)
| Author | SHA1 | Message | Date |
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Wabo
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4cf91ff44a |
Harden upstream merge (Phase 2): brand-asset baseline, sync-upstream gates, docs
Phase 2 of the merge-hardening effort (Phase 1 added bin/fork-check + the fork-invariants manifest). - config/brand_assets.sha256: checksum baseline of the WaboSign 'W' mark assets (the 6 logos + both apple-touch icons, which the old hardcoded 6-file restore list missed). bin/fork-check now verifies each asset's sha256 (catching a silent upstream overwrite that bypasses the text sweep) and warns about public/ brand-looking files not in the baseline. Single source of truth. - bin/sync-upstream: restore brand assets by reading the baseline (not a hardcoded list, so new brand files are covered automatically); run BOTH rebrand-check and fork-check after the post-merge sweep, aborting with a remediation message and leaving the tree in place if either fails; optional RUN_TESTS=1 to run rspec; print a status summary + the human-judgment residue. - .gitattributes: add the two apple-touch icons to the -merge brand list, kept in sync with the baseline. - REBRANDING.md: replace the 21-item manual post-merge checklist (which was not run reliably) with an automated tier delegated to fork-check + the manifest, plus a slim human-judgment residue; add an agent sync runbook and an 'Adding a new fork invariant' guide; correct the stale based_on attribution note. - rebrand-check/rebrand-sync: allowlist/deny the new baseline file (its comment legitimately references DocuSeal's logo). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
2 weeks ago |
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Wabo
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6ef4a55bcd |
Add fork-invariants CI guard + remove re-introduced Pro gates
Upstream syncs repeatedly re-introduce DocuSeal's freemium gates, delete fork code, overwrite brand assets, and drop AGPL attribution; recovery took ~7 repair commits after the 3.0.2 sync. rebrand-check only catches surviving DocuSeal *text*, and the REBRANDING.md post-merge checklist was manual and not run reliably (two regressions it claims were fixed were still live). Add bin/fork-check, a stdlib-only runner driven by config/fork_invariants.yml, asserting: must-exist fork files/brand assets, must-not-exist placeholders / console_redirect / lib/docuseal.rb (Zeitwerk guard), must-contain attribution + renamed identifiers + SDK tokens, path-scoped must-not-contain gate markers, forbidden global markers, forbidden i18n keys, no dangling partial renders, and PRESERVE<->ALLOW_PATTERNS consistency between rebrand-sync/rebrand-check. Wired into CI as the 'Fork invariants' job. Allowlist the new guard + manifest in rebrand-check and deny them in rebrand-sync so the sweep can't corrupt them. Baseline cleanup so the new gate-absence checks pass (both documented as removed in REBRANDING.md but live on master): remove the ENTERPRISE_PATHS 'Pro Edition' export paywall from errors_controller.rb, and the multitenant? reminder-duration gate from _reminder_form.html.erb. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
2 weeks ago |