fix(archive): account for wrapped scenario bullets when retiring a capability by clay-good · Pull Request #1789 · Fission-AI/OpenSpec

clay-good · 2026-09-04T18:39:40Z

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Closes #1780.

What was wrong

retire_capabilities: true was unusable on any spec whose scenario bullets wrap onto a second line.

Before deleting a main spec, archive accounts for every non-blank line in the file: anything sitting outside the parts the merge understands refuses the retirement rather than taking authored content with it. That audit reads the file one line at a time, and the remainder of a wrapped bullet is not a bullet, not a heading and not a requirement statement — so it was reported as content the merge cannot name, and the retirement was refused.

A repository that lints its Markdown to a column limit wraps effectively every scenario bullet longer than a short sentence, so no capability in such a project could be retired through the supported path. The reporter hand-deleted the spec directory instead.

The report's second half — the hint being suppressed, leaving a bare Spec must have at least one requirement — is already fixed on main by #1696 / #1699 (shipped in v1.10.0, after the reporter's 1.9.0). Verified against this branch: an unmarked change on the wrapped spec now gets the hint that names the blocking lines. This PR is scoped to the classification itself.

Two more instances of the same defect turned up while hardening, both fixed here:

The audit named -, * and ordered items as list markers and nothing else, so a spec whose scenarios are bulleted with + had every bullet reported as unaccounted content. Such a spec passes openspec validate --specs without a word, so that capability could not be retired at all either.
It also read more than CommonMark allows: an ordered marker stops at nine digits, so 1234567890. Migration note… opens a paragraph. Read as a marker, the same authored note was refused when it began with a word and silently deleted when it began with a long enough number.

How it was fixed

contentTheMergeCannotName in src/core/specs-apply.ts now tracks whether the previous line was a list item, or the continuation of one, and accounts for a continuation exactly as its item was accounted for — silent when the item was silent, already reported when the item was reported.

The item is closed by anything CommonMark says closes it: a blank line, a fenced line, a setext underline, a scenario header, a new bullet, or a line that opens a block of its own. That last case is a new opensOwnBlock helper covering the constructs that interrupt a paragraph — ATX heading, fence, block quote, thematic break, table row, raw HTML — so none of them is swallowed by the bullet above it.

+ now counts as a list marker alongside the rest, and ordered markers stop at nine digits. Past the blank line that ends a scenario it is an authored note exactly as - is, which has its own test.

The audit still fails safe in every direction: a line it cannot classify still refuses the deletion. The only behavior that moves is which specs retire_capabilities accepts, and it moves strictly toward the specs it was always meant to accept.

Replication / proof

The reporter's exact repro, run against the build:

Before (main) — the wrapped THEN bullet's remainder is named as the blocker:

Validation errors in rebuilt spec for doomed (will not write changes):
  ✗ Spec must have at least one requirement
  → 'doomed' declares retire_capabilities, but the spec holds content the merge cannot safely
    account for and deleting the file would take with it: "earned total being reduced". ...
Aborted. No files were changed.

After (this branch), same files:

Retiring openspec/specs/doomed/spec.md: all requirements removed.
Totals: + 0, ~ 0, - 1, → 0
Specs updated successfully.

Eighteen cases in test/core/archive.test.ts (11 new since the first review pass). Mutation matrix, all re-run against main rather than the branch tip:

Guard	Cases that die without it
the fix as a whole (vs `main`)	11 of 18
`opensOwnBlock` neutered	the 4 block-construct cases (table row, block quote, raw HTML, heading under a bullet)
`+` dropped from the marker set	the plus-marker case
item closed after the first continuation	the three-line wrap, and the lazy-aside case
blank line no longer closes the bullet run	the wrapped-note, `+`-note and split-scenario cases
digit cap loosened to `\d+` / tightened to 8	the long-marker case / the nine-digit case

Covered: wrapped with indentation (the reporter's shape), wrapped lazily, each of - * + and an ordered item, a bullet wrapped onto three lines, a spec saved with CRLF (the reporter was on Windows), a wrapped note below the last scenario still named, a + note still named while the scenario's own + bullets no longer are, the four block constructs, and the deliberate lazy-aside edge.

Swept every real spec in this repository. All 36 specs under openspec/specs/ run through a simulated retirement (a delta removing every requirement), on main and on this branch: identical verdicts — 30 retirable, 6 blocked, each blocked for a pre-existing reason (an extra ## Why or ## Command Syntax section, or bullets split by a blank line). So the change is a no-op on every spec this repository actually holds; it only adds acceptance for shapes that are not present here.

Also swept by hand and confirmed correct in both directions: tab-indented continuations, nested sub-bullets, ordered sub-lists, a wrapped requirement statement above the first scenario, and a ## Notes section (still refused, still named).

Full suite: 4436 passed, 2 failures (config-profile, artifact-workflow) confirmed pre-existing by re-running them with src/core/specs-apply.ts reverted to HEAD.
npm run lint, tsc --noEmit, npm run build clean.
openspec validate --specs --strict: 36 passed, 0 failed.

Notes / nits

Carries an openspec/changes/fix-wrapped-scenario-bullet-retirement/ delta per repo convention. Verified by archiving into a scratch copy of openspec/: the resulting main spec differs by exactly the one new scenario, plus archive's usual blank-line normalization around ## Requirements.
Indentation is not required for a line to join the bullet above it — CommonMark does not require it, and this repository's own archived specs hold both spellings (AND calculate total tasks as the sum of... continuing a bullet with no indent). The consequence, pinned by a test and stated in the code: an aside written directly beneath a bullet with no blank line counts as part of that bullet, which is what every renderer shows. A blank line is all it takes to have it weighed on its own, and the wrapped-note test proves that still blocks.
Deliberately conservative on one shape the issue did not ask for: a second paragraph written after a blank line inside a list item still counts as unaccounted content. Handling it means deciding indentation depth against the item's content column, and the existing rule ("a blank line ends the scenario") is what keeps an operational note below the last scenario from being deleted unmentioned. The reported case — hard-wrapping at a column limit — never crosses a blank line.
Review raised a companion suggestion — treat an empty list item (- alone) as a marker — which I declined: that line is already caught by the setext-underline branch and refuses rather than deletes, which is the direction this guard fails in by design. Accepting it would move the case toward deletion, and for - would change nothing anyway since setext runs first. Reasoning on the thread.
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Bug Fixes
- Fixed capability retirement for scenarios with bullet points that wrap across multiple lines.
- Recognized all supported bullet markers, including +.
- Correctly distinguished valid ordered-list markers from long numeric text.
- Preserved blocking behavior for unrelated content, such as headings, tables, and block quotes.
Tests
- Added coverage for wrapped bullets, CRLF files, marker variants, and ordered-list boundaries.

…pability Before deleting a main spec, archive audits every non-blank line so a retirement cannot take authored content with it. The audit read the file a line at a time, so the remainder of a bullet wrapped to a column limit was neither a bullet, a heading nor a requirement statement, and counted as content the merge cannot account for. Any project that wraps its Markdown could therefore not retire a capability at all (#1780). A line that continues the list item above it - nothing has closed the item, and it does not open a block of its own - is now accounted for exactly as that item was. A heading, fence, block quote, thematic break, table row or raw HTML written beneath a bullet still counts on its own and still refuses the deletion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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This change updates capability retirement accounting. Wrapped scenario bullet continuations are treated as part of their list item. Independent block content and separated notes remain blocking content.

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Capability retirement accounting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Retirement contract and change definition `openspec/changes/fix-wrapped-scenario-bullet-retirement/...`	Defines retirement behavior, block-content rules, metadata, capability requirements, and implementation tasks.
Wrapped list-item classification `src/core/specs-apply.ts`	Tracks list-item state and accounts for wrapped continuation lines unless they begin an independent block or reset condition.
Retirement behavior tests and release metadata `test/core/archive.test.ts`, `.changeset/wrapped-bullet-retirement.md`	Tests wrapped continuations, all CommonMark list markers, separated notes, independent block content, and CRLF endings. Declares a patch release.

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Wrapped scenario bullets can now be retired, but some valid Markdown content may still be mishandled: fenced content may be omitted from safe retirement accounting, and URI autolinks can unnecessarily prevent retirement. Resolve these cases before merging.

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Indentation is not required for a line to join the bullet above it, in CommonMark or here, and this repository's own specs hold both spellings. Pinned with a test and stated in the comment so the edge stays a decision rather than something a later reader reads as an oversight. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…tent Hardening the wrapped-bullet fix turned up the same defect wearing a different marker. The audit named `-`, `*` and ordered items as list items and nothing else, so a spec whose scenarios are bulleted with `+` had every one of its bullets reported as content the merge cannot account for - and such a spec passes `openspec validate --specs` without a word, so the capability simply could not be retired. `+` now counts as a list marker like the rest. Past the blank line that ends a scenario it is an authored note exactly as `-` is, which its own test pins, and the four block-opening constructs are unaffected. Adds coverage for each marker, a bullet wrapped onto three lines, and a spec saved with CRLF endings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…l spec The blank line that closes a scenario's bullet run now closes a wrapped item with it, so the documented limitation - a scenario whose bullets are split by a blank line reads the same as a note written below it - needed a guard of its own. It is the shape this repository's own cli-show spec uses. Also swept all 36 specs in openspec/specs through a simulated retirement on main and on this branch: identical verdicts, 30 retirable and 6 blocked, each blocked for a pre-existing reason (an extra `## Why` or `## Command Syntax` section, or bullets split by a blank line). No real spec changes classification. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Restrict opensOwnBlock to block-level HTML starts.

A continuation line that starts with <https://example.com> or <del>text</del> is treated as a block boundary, added to leftovers, and can block retirement through unaccountedContent. CommonMark treats these forms as inline content. Match only valid block-level HTML starts and add regression coverage.
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A line opening with a ten-or-more-digit number and a period was read as a list marker. CommonMark allows at most nine digits, so such a line opens a paragraph - which meant the same authored note was refused when it began with a word and deleted without mention when it began with a long enough number. One line, two verdicts, decided by nothing a reader can see. Held from both sides: loosening the cap kills the long-marker test, tightening it to eight kills the nine-digit one. Raised in review. The companion suggestion - treating an empty list item (`-` alone) as a marker - is not taken: that line is already caught by the setext-underline rule and refuses rather than deletes, which is the direction this guard fails in by design. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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opensOwnBlock() matches any non-whitespace <. A lazy continuation such as <https://docs.example> therefore reaches the leftovers path and blocks retirement of an otherwise valid wrapped scenario. CommonMark treats this autolink as inline content. Restrict detection to HTML block starts that can interrupt the paragraph, or use a Markdown parser. Add an autolink-continuation regression test and run the focused archive test.
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Folds in the marker coverage from the duplicate PR #1789, which fixes the same issue (#1780) with a shallower model. The audit named `-`, `*` and ordered items as list markers, while INTERRUPTS_PARAGRAPH, added in this same PR, already named `+` and capped an ordered marker at CommonMark's nine digits. The two disagreed, so a line one called a bullet and the other did not was read as both at once. Both now use one LIST_ITEM constant: - `+` is the behavior fix. A spec bulleted with `+` validates like any other, and every one of its scenario bullets was reported as unaccounted content, so that capability could not be retired at all. Regression added, verified to fail against the old marker set. - The nine-digit cap changes no verdict in this design, since a line the pattern rejects is weighed by the same rules either way. It is here for the consistency, and the comment says so rather than claiming a fix. The case is pinned so a later change cannot start deleting such a note. LIST_ITEM also no longer requires content after the marker, so an empty `- ` reads as the bullet it is instead of falling through to the leftovers, which is what the surrounding indent tracking already assumed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

clay-good · 2026-09-07T16:56:12Z

Closing as superseded by #1782, which fixes the same issue (#1780) with a deeper model of what continues a list item: indentation-aware continuation measured in visual columns, tab expansion, wide ordered markers such as 100. that push content past the three columns Markdown constructs get, and setext underlines written under a bullet.

Nothing here is lost. The one thing this PR caught that #1782 did not, the + list marker, is ported there in 515cb10e4 with its own regression, and it turned out to expose a genuine inconsistency inside #1782: its INTERRUPTS_PARAGRAPH rule already named + while its two marker regexes did not, so a + line was read as both a bullet and not a bullet at once. Both now share one definition.

The nine-digit ordered-marker cap is ported too. I checked whether it changes a verdict in #1782's model and it does not, in either position, so it is carried as a consistency fix rather than a claimed bug fix, with a test pinning the case.

Thanks for the opensOwnBlock framing; the same constructs are covered in #1782 as INTERRUPTS_PARAGRAPH.

…I#1782) * fix(archive): read a wrapped scenario bullet as one bullet A repository that wraps its prose at a column limit writes most scenario bullets over two lines. The retirement guard read the continuation line as content the merge could not account for, so `retire_capabilities` refused every such spec - and because the hint that names the marker is gated on that same count, an unmarked author got the bare "must have at least one requirement" abort and never learned the retirement path exists. A line indented to the content column of the item above it, with no blank line between, is part of that item. It is accounted for when the item was and already reported when it was not, so nothing is deleted unmentioned either way. A blank line still ends the item, so a note written below the scenarios is still the author's own however it is indented. Closes Fission-AI#1780 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(archive): keep an indented heading out of a bullet's continuation Continuation is for wrapped prose. A raw HTML heading indented under a scenario bullet was absorbed by it, so indenting a section one level would have smuggled it past the audit and deleted it with the file. ATX headings were already excluded; HTML ones now are too, matching how the pass above the requirements section reads them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(archive): flag a setext heading indented under a bullet A setext underline turns the line above it into a heading, so indenting the pair one level under a scenario bullet let a whole section be absorbed as continuation and deleted with the file. Checked ahead of the continuation branch now, the same way the ATX and raw HTML forms already are. Found by CodeRabbit on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(archive): read an unindented wrapped bullet as one bullet too Not every wrap indents its continuation, and the indent-only rule left the reported bug fixed for one spelling and live for the other: a hand-wrapped scenario bullet still refused the retirement. Inside a scenario's unbroken bullet run a lazy continuation is now read as part of the bullet above it. This widens nothing - a sibling bullet written in that same position is already read as the scenario's own, and a lazy line is part of the bullet where a sibling is merely next to it. Past the blank line that ends the run the indent is still required, so a note bulleted below the scenarios and the line that wraps it stay the author's. Also covers CRLF specs, and asserts the refusal report names only the real leftover in a wrapped multi-requirement spec rather than burying it under continuations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(archive): stop a lazy continuation at anything that opens a block CommonMark lets a blockquote, thematic break, table, list item or raw HTML interrupt a paragraph, so one written flush against a scenario bullet starts something new rather than continuing it. The lazy allowance absorbed all of them, which would have deleted an author's note with the file and named nothing. The bullet's paragraph is now tracked as its own state: opened by a bullet, closed by a blank line, a fence, a heading, or a line that opens a block - including one indented inside the item, whose own paragraph ends the bullet's. Lazy continuation applies only while it is open. Indented continuation is unaffected: a nested list or quote sitting inside the item is still the item's own content. Each of the six holes is pinned by a test proven to fail with the narrower rule removed. Found by CodeRabbit on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(archive): classify a line as the list item sees it A marker as wide as `100. ` puts the item's content past the three columns a Markdown construct is allowed at the file's left margin, so `## Retention` written inside such an item read as five spaces of nothing and was absorbed as continuation - a regression against the behavior before continuation existed, which named it. Every syntax test in the audit now reads the line with the item's indent removed, so a heading, a setext underline or a block start is recognized wherever the item sits. Found by CodeRabbit on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: drop test scratch directory committed by mistake `test-spec-command-tmp/` is a fixture a test run leaves behind, swept up by `git add -A` in the previous commit. It is not part of the change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(archive): share one list-marker definition with the paragraph rule Folds in the marker coverage from the duplicate PR Fission-AI#1789, which fixes the same issue (Fission-AI#1780) with a shallower model. The audit named `-`, `*` and ordered items as list markers, while INTERRUPTS_PARAGRAPH, added in this same PR, already named `+` and capped an ordered marker at CommonMark's nine digits. The two disagreed, so a line one called a bullet and the other did not was read as both at once. Both now use one LIST_ITEM constant: - `+` is the behavior fix. A spec bulleted with `+` validates like any other, and every one of its scenario bullets was reported as unaccounted content, so that capability could not be retired at all. Regression added, verified to fail against the old marker set. - The nine-digit cap changes no verdict in this design, since a line the pattern rejects is weighed by the same rules either way. It is here for the consistency, and the comment says so rather than claiming a fix. The case is pinned so a later change cannot start deleting such a note. LIST_ITEM also no longer requires content after the marker, so an empty `- ` reads as the bullet it is instead of falling through to the leftovers, which is what the surrounding indent tracking already assumed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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fix(archive): read a wrapped scenario bullet as one bullet #1782

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