fix(update): refresh generated files that drifted - #1808
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ChangesCommand drift detection
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Generated command files that differ from expected content now trigger refresh when skills and commands are configured, while delivery modes without commands and existing marker-based behavior remain scoped appropriately. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@test/core/shared/tool-detection-command-drift.test.ts`:
- Around line 65-71: Update the command-drift tests around the current-marker
fixture and each corrupted/truncated case to first write the complete generated
command-file set and assert the clean status, then mutate an existing command
file to represent each drift scenario. Ensure the fixtures exercise the command
comparison branch with commandConfigured enabled and verify the resulting
needsUpdate status.
- Line 78: Update the tests around getToolVersionStatus to isolate global
configuration by stubbing XDG_CONFIG_HOME and creating a test-scoped config with
profile "core" and delivery "both"; ensure the environment and any related stubs
are restored after each test so host configuration cannot affect command
comparisons.
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Reviewed the drift detection and its profile and delivery handling, and ran the focused 8-test suite locally. Current markers no longer mask damaged generated command files. Approved.
`openspec update` now reports and repairs tools it previously called up to date, so users will see a behavior change. That belongs in the changelog. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed df1497d. The changeset accurately tracks command-content drift detection, all 46 focused and existing tool-detection tests pass, and CI is green.
Closes #1807.
Why
getToolVersionStatusdecided a tool was current from thegeneratedByversionmarker in its skill files alone. That marker only proves the skill files were
written by this CLI — it says nothing about the command files written beside
them, which a user may have hand-edited or a partial write may have truncated.
So with a damaged command file,
openspec updateprinted:and repaired nothing. The file could only be restored by knowing to pass
--force. A deleted command file was already detected; a damaged one wasnot, so the claim "up to date" was simply false.
The content comparison this needs already existed —
areCommandFilesUpToDate—it was just never consulted once a skill file supplied a version.
What Changes
getToolVersionStatusnow also compares command-file content when a tool hasboth skills and commands configured, and sets
needsUpdateon drift.skillConfigured && commandConfigured, so the existingcommands-only path keeps its exact behaviour.
be nothing to compare, and
areCommandFilesUpToDatereports an empty commandset as "not current", which would otherwise mean a perpetual
needsUpdate.The delivery lookup is wrapped so a config read failure cannot make status
throw.
Testing
test/core/shared/tool-detection-command-drift.test.ts— 6 tests, written firstand watched fail (2 failed / 4 passed before, 6 passed after).
Every fixture writes the current version into the skill marker, so the
version check is always satisfied and command drift is the only thing that can
move
needsUpdate. A first test asserts the fixture reads that marker back, sothe suite cannot pass for the wrong reason.
Edge cases covered:
Full suite green on this branch.
Changeset
Not added. Per
.changeset/README.mdthe default path is the normal releasecadence. Note for release notes if one is added: projects with hand-edited
command files will now be refreshed by a plain
openspec updateinstead ofbeing reported as up to date.
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