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Review policy + merge loop (tier auto-merge, bounce routing, delivery debit) (#6) #15

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Closes #6

Implements the review-gate POLICY + loop: drives the reviewer over open PRs,
applies per-client-tier merge policy, routes BOUNCE back to the lane
machinery, and triggers the delivery debit on merge.

Scope (issue #6 allowed files only):

  • gitea_saas/config.py — tier map (auto_merge, rate_minor) with
    SAAS_TIERS_JSON overrides, REVIEW_ALL, provider/model/timeout/worktrees
    envs.
  • gitea_saas/review_policy.py — ReviewPolicy(core, gitea, reviewer, config):
    • poll_and_review(repo=None) — open PRs with in-review label (or ALL
      when REVIEW_ALL=1), reviewed once per head (reviews table keyed by
      (repo, pr, head_sha), UNIQUE).
    • Tier policy: GOLD + APPROVE + green -> merge_pr + debit_for_merge
      (idempotency key repo#pr@head_sha) + close linked issue + strip
      in-review + "Merged by review-gate" comment (fail-closed: a failed
      debit never closes the issue); STANDARD + APPROVE -> comment only;
      BOUNCE -> bounced label + verdict comment; NEEDS_GUIDANCE ->
      needs-guidance label + verdict comment.
    • handle_merge_event(repo, pr) — webhook path: debit + receipt + close
      (idempotent replay shares the billing-core idempotency key).
  • gitea_saas/server.py — POST /api/review/poll, POST /api/webhooks/gitea (merge events), GET /healthz; all API routes
    require X-API-Key (SAAS_API_KEY), 503 fail-closed when unset.
  • tests/test_review_policy.py — hermetic (FakeGitea, FakeReviewer, real
    BillingCore on tmp DBs): 15 tests covering re-review safety, GOLD
    auto-merge + single idempotent debit, webhook double-fire replay, bounce,
    merge failure, debit fail-closed, STANDARD comment-only, NEEDS_GUIDANCE,
    config-driven rates, and linked-issue parsing.

Verification: python -m pytest tests/test_review_policy.py -q -> 15 passed
(full suite: 57 passed); git diff --check clean.

Closes #6 Implements the review-gate POLICY + loop: drives the reviewer over open PRs, applies per-client-tier merge policy, routes BOUNCE back to the lane machinery, and triggers the delivery debit on merge. Scope (issue #6 allowed files only): - `gitea_saas/config.py` — tier map (`auto_merge`, `rate_minor`) with `SAAS_TIERS_JSON` overrides, `REVIEW_ALL`, provider/model/timeout/worktrees envs. - `gitea_saas/review_policy.py` — `ReviewPolicy(core, gitea, reviewer, config)`: - `poll_and_review(repo=None)` — open PRs with `in-review` label (or ALL when `REVIEW_ALL=1`), reviewed once per head (`reviews` table keyed by `(repo, pr, head_sha)`, UNIQUE). - Tier policy: GOLD + APPROVE + green -> `merge_pr` + `debit_for_merge` (idempotency key `repo#pr@head_sha`) + close linked issue + strip `in-review` + "Merged by review-gate" comment (fail-closed: a failed debit never closes the issue); STANDARD + APPROVE -> comment only; BOUNCE -> `bounced` label + verdict comment; NEEDS_GUIDANCE -> `needs-guidance` label + verdict comment. - `handle_merge_event(repo, pr)` — webhook path: debit + receipt + close (idempotent replay shares the billing-core idempotency key). - `gitea_saas/server.py` — `POST /api/review/poll`, `POST /api/webhooks/gitea` (merge events), `GET /healthz`; all API routes require `X-API-Key` (`SAAS_API_KEY`), 503 fail-closed when unset. - `tests/test_review_policy.py` — hermetic (FakeGitea, FakeReviewer, real BillingCore on tmp DBs): 15 tests covering re-review safety, GOLD auto-merge + single idempotent debit, webhook double-fire replay, bounce, merge failure, debit fail-closed, STANDARD comment-only, NEEDS_GUIDANCE, config-driven rates, and linked-issue parsing. Verification: `python -m pytest tests/test_review_policy.py -q` -> 15 passed (full suite: 57 passed); `git diff --check` clean.
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Reviewer(repo_client, runner) with review_pr() -> Verdict and
post_verdict() posting [review-gate] comments. Parses acceptance
checklists + Files-allowed scope from the linked issue; runs pytest,
optional build cmd (REVIEW_BUILD_CMD), git diff --check with timeouts
(REVIEW_TEST_TIMEOUT_S, default 300); secret-pattern scan (sk_live_,
AKIA, gh tokens, private keys, assigned credentials) quoting each added
diff line as evidence (values redacted); optional configurable LLM pass
that is validated — unquoted findings dropped. Verdict rules: failing
tests -> BOUNCE (unless allow_test_failure in issue body); timeout ->
BOUNCE; scope violation -> BOUNCE; blocking finding -> BOUNCE; empty
acceptance -> NEEDS_GUIDANCE (never silent-approve); else APPROVE.
FAIL-CLOSED: no merge call anywhere. gitea_client.py adds the Gitea
seam (env token, urllib, mockable). 16 hermetic tests, no network, no
real subprocesses.
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pbwraith commented 2026-08-25 12:34:15 +02:00
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[lane2] Implementation complete — ready for manual review.

Commit: 7c0d3fb (branch issue-6, base main) — 4 files, 873 insertions
(all within the issue's allowed set: gitea_saas/config.py,
gitea_saas/review_policy.py, gitea_saas/server.py,
tests/test_review_policy.py).

Test evidence (worktree /home/ideostation/worktrees/gitea-saas-core-issue-6):

  • python -m pytest tests/test_review_policy.py -q -> 15 passed
  • python -m pytest -q (full repo gate) -> 57 passed
  • git diff --check -> clean

Coverage (issue #6 acceptance):

  • Reviewed once per head; re-review only when head_sha moves
    (reviews table keyed (repo, pr, head_sha), UNIQUE) — tests
    test_review_once_per_head_and_skip_same_head,
    test_head_move_triggers_rereview.
  • GOLD + APPROVE + green -> merged, linked issue closed, in-review
    stripped, exactly ONE debit at the tier's config rate with idempotency
    key repo#pr@head_sha — test_gold_approve_merges_closes_strips_debits_once.
  • Webhook/poll double-fire never double-debits (billing-core replay no-op)
    — test_gold_double_delivery_never_double_debits.
  • GOLD + BOUNCE -> bounced label, PR stays open, no merge, no debit —
    test_gold_bounce_adds_label_no_merge_no_debit.
  • STANDARD + APPROVE -> comment only, no merge — test_standard_approve_comment_only_no_merge.
  • NEEDS_GUIDANCE -> needs-guidance label + verdict comment — test_needs_guidance_adds_label_and_comment.
  • Debit rate comes from tier CONFIG (not hardcoded), incl. free-tier
    merge-without-debit and SAAS_TIERS_JSON overrides —
    test_debit_rate_comes_from_tier_config, test_free_tier_merges_without_debit_when_auto_merge,
    test_load_config_merges_saas_tiers_json.
  • Fail-closed paths: merge failure leaves the PR open; failed delivery
    debit never closes the issue — test_merge_failure_leaves_pr_open_and_no_close,
    test_debit_failure_is_fail_closed.
  • handle_merge_event webhook path: receipt debit + close + comment —
    test_handle_merge_event_records_receipt_and_closes.

Note: this branch stacks on #1 (billing core) and #5 (reviewer core) — the
PR diff includes those files (PRs #10/#12). Tier/client markers are parsed
from the linked issue body (**Tier:** gold / **Client:** id) or
overridden via config.

[lane2] Implementation complete — ready for manual review. Commit: `7c0d3fb` (branch `issue-6`, base `main`) — 4 files, 873 insertions (all within the issue's allowed set: `gitea_saas/config.py`, `gitea_saas/review_policy.py`, `gitea_saas/server.py`, `tests/test_review_policy.py`). Test evidence (worktree `/home/ideostation/worktrees/gitea-saas-core-issue-6`): - `python -m pytest tests/test_review_policy.py -q` -> **15 passed** - `python -m pytest -q` (full repo gate) -> **57 passed** - `git diff --check` -> clean Coverage (issue #6 acceptance): - Reviewed once per head; re-review only when `head_sha` moves (`reviews` table keyed `(repo, pr, head_sha)`, UNIQUE) — tests `test_review_once_per_head_and_skip_same_head`, `test_head_move_triggers_rereview`. - GOLD + APPROVE + green -> merged, linked issue closed, `in-review` stripped, exactly ONE debit at the tier's config rate with idempotency key `repo#pr@head_sha` — `test_gold_approve_merges_closes_strips_debits_once`. - Webhook/poll double-fire never double-debits (billing-core replay no-op) — `test_gold_double_delivery_never_double_debits`. - GOLD + BOUNCE -> `bounced` label, PR stays open, no merge, no debit — `test_gold_bounce_adds_label_no_merge_no_debit`. - STANDARD + APPROVE -> comment only, no merge — `test_standard_approve_comment_only_no_merge`. - NEEDS_GUIDANCE -> `needs-guidance` label + verdict comment — `test_needs_guidance_adds_label_and_comment`. - Debit rate comes from tier CONFIG (not hardcoded), incl. free-tier merge-without-debit and `SAAS_TIERS_JSON` overrides — `test_debit_rate_comes_from_tier_config`, `test_free_tier_merges_without_debit_when_auto_merge`, `test_load_config_merges_saas_tiers_json`. - Fail-closed paths: merge failure leaves the PR open; failed delivery debit never closes the issue — `test_merge_failure_leaves_pr_open_and_no_close`, `test_debit_failure_is_fail_closed`. - `handle_merge_event` webhook path: receipt debit + close + comment — `test_handle_merge_event_records_receipt_and_closes`. Note: this branch stacks on #1 (billing core) and #5 (reviewer core) — the PR diff includes those files (PRs #10/#12). Tier/client markers are parsed from the linked issue body (`**Tier:** gold` / `**Client:** id`) or overridden via config.
pbwraith commented 2026-08-25 13:25:34 +02:00
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Reviewed, verified, and held for the owner (auth + credentials)

Largest of the five: 8 files, +1673/-14, and it carries server.py (token
auth) and gitea_client.py (GITEA_TOKEN), which is what puts it behind the
owner gate rather than any defect I found. server.py:171 uses
hmac.compare_digest, which is correct.

Verified composition of all five non-bounced PRs (measured, not inferred)

Every one of these reports mergeable=true; that flag is computed against
main in isolation and says nothing about whether they coexist. Merged for
real into a throwaway worktree off origin/main (59c3d03), in this order:

baseline main                       26 passed
+ !11 (issue-3, stripe)   clean     42 passed   (+16)
+ !18 (issue-7, delivery) clean     53 passed   (+11)
+ !15 (issue-6, policy)   clean     84 passed   (+31)
+ !12 (issue-5, reviewer) clean     84 passed   (+0)   <- adds nothing; see below
+ !17 (issue-4, intake)   CONFLICT  gitea_saas/gitea_client.py

Resolving that one conflict by taking !17's client and re-running:

101 passed, 0 failed, 0 conflict markers

26 + 16 + 11 + 31 + 0 + 17 = 101 exactly, so nothing was lost in the resolution.

The conflict, and why taking !17's side is the right resolution

Three PRs each add gitea_saas/gitea_client.py as a new file. !12 and !15
ship a byte-identical 69-line version (same sha256); !17 ships a divergent
162-line one. !17's is a true superset by method name --

issue-5/6 (69L) : get_issue  get_pr  get_pr_diff  post_comment
issue-4  (162L) : get_issue  get_pr  get_pr_diff  post_comment
                  + repo_exists  create_org_repo  list_labels  label_id  create_issue

-- and the only client calls in the dependent modules are
get_pr / get_pr_diff / post_comment (reviewer.py) and
create_org_repo / create_issue (intake_factory.py), all present in !17's.
Taking !17's version and running the combined suite gives the 101 above, so the
resolution is verified rather than assumed.

!15 subsumes !12

git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/issue-5 origin/issue-6 -> true, and their
gitea_client.py blobs hash identically. Merging !15 lands !12 in full, which
is why !12 contributes +0 tests when applied afterwards. !12 should be
closed as subsumed rather than merged separately, unless it is meant to land
on its own.

Not merging this one -- owner call

This sweep does not merge changes that touch auth or credentials, and this repo
is a billing service: every open PR here handles either a payment secret
(STRIPE_SECRET_KEY, STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET), a Gitea API token
(GITEA_TOKEN), or an API key that guards a ledger debit (SAAS_API_KEY).
That is a deliberate hold on the merge decision, not a finding against this
PR -- the verification above is green and the landing order is worked out, so
this should be a short decision rather than a re-derivation.

## Reviewed, verified, and held for the owner (auth + credentials) Largest of the five: 8 files, +1673/-14, and it carries `server.py` (token auth) and `gitea_client.py` (`GITEA_TOKEN`), which is what puts it behind the owner gate rather than any defect I found. `server.py:171` uses `hmac.compare_digest`, which is correct. ### Verified composition of all five non-bounced PRs (measured, not inferred) Every one of these reports `mergeable=true`; that flag is computed against `main` in isolation and says nothing about whether they coexist. Merged for real into a throwaway worktree off `origin/main` (`59c3d03`), in this order: ``` baseline main 26 passed + !11 (issue-3, stripe) clean 42 passed (+16) + !18 (issue-7, delivery) clean 53 passed (+11) + !15 (issue-6, policy) clean 84 passed (+31) + !12 (issue-5, reviewer) clean 84 passed (+0) <- adds nothing; see below + !17 (issue-4, intake) CONFLICT gitea_saas/gitea_client.py ``` Resolving that one conflict by taking !17's client and re-running: ``` 101 passed, 0 failed, 0 conflict markers ``` 26 + 16 + 11 + 31 + 0 + 17 = 101 exactly, so nothing was lost in the resolution. ### The conflict, and why taking !17's side is the right resolution Three PRs each **add** `gitea_saas/gitea_client.py` as a new file. !12 and !15 ship a byte-identical 69-line version (same sha256); !17 ships a divergent 162-line one. !17's is a true superset by method name -- ``` issue-5/6 (69L) : get_issue get_pr get_pr_diff post_comment issue-4 (162L) : get_issue get_pr get_pr_diff post_comment + repo_exists create_org_repo list_labels label_id create_issue ``` -- and the only client calls in the dependent modules are `get_pr` / `get_pr_diff` / `post_comment` (reviewer.py) and `create_org_repo` / `create_issue` (intake_factory.py), all present in !17's. Taking !17's version and running the combined suite gives the 101 above, so the resolution is verified rather than assumed. ### !15 subsumes !12 `git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/issue-5 origin/issue-6` -> true, and their `gitea_client.py` blobs hash identically. Merging !15 lands !12 in full, which is why !12 contributes **+0 tests** when applied afterwards. !12 should be closed as subsumed rather than merged separately, unless it is meant to land on its own. ### Not merging this one -- owner call This sweep does not merge changes that touch auth or credentials, and this repo is a billing service: every open PR here handles either a payment secret (`STRIPE_SECRET_KEY`, `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`), a Gitea API token (`GITEA_TOKEN`), or an API key that guards a ledger debit (`SAAS_API_KEY`). That is a deliberate hold on the merge decision, **not** a finding against this PR -- the verification above is green and the landing order is worked out, so this should be a short decision rather than a re-derivation.
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Bounced: this branch collides with three other PRs on two files

Merging every open branch into one worktree off main:

!! issue-6   CONFLICT  gitea_saas/config.py  gitea_saas/gitea_client.py  gitea_saas/server.py

This is the widest of the ten open PRs (8 files) and it is the only one that collides on all three shared files. Two separate things to fix.

1. gitea_saas/gitea_client.py -- delete it

Four PRs create this file. Ownership decision and full analysis on #21: !17's version is canonical.

  • Your copy is byte-identical to !12's (empty diff between blobs).
  • This branch's production code calls exactly get_issue, get_pr, get_pr_diff, post_comment -- all present on !17's client.
  • Substituting !17's client into this branch and running your suite: 57 passed, identical to your own 57.

Delete it. Zero capability loss, measured.

2. gitea_saas/server.py + gitea_saas/config.py -- coordinate with !13

!13 (issue-2) creates both files as the HTTP API. Your branch creates its own versions. That is a genuine two-way design collision, not a redundant copy, so I am not calling a winner from the outside: !13 owns the app factory and the API-key discipline, and this PR should MOUNT its review endpoints onto that app rather than defining a second one.

!22 (issue-9) has the same problem with server.py, so whatever shape !13 settles on, three PRs depend on it.

Also: main moved under you today

!19 (#16) merged this morning and renamed create_client's returned identifier client_id -> id. Check your client_id reads -- this branch has 17 references to that name. Parameters named client_id are unchanged; only the returned record's key moved.

## Bounced: this branch collides with three other PRs on two files Merging every open branch into one worktree off `main`: ``` !! issue-6 CONFLICT gitea_saas/config.py gitea_saas/gitea_client.py gitea_saas/server.py ``` This is the widest of the ten open PRs (8 files) and it is the only one that collides on all three shared files. Two separate things to fix. ### 1. `gitea_saas/gitea_client.py` -- delete it Four PRs create this file. Ownership decision and full analysis on #21: **!17's version is canonical.** - Your copy is **byte-identical** to !12's (empty `diff` between blobs). - This branch's production code calls exactly `get_issue`, `get_pr`, `get_pr_diff`, `post_comment` -- all present on !17's client. - Substituting !17's client into this branch and running your suite: **57 passed**, identical to your own 57. Delete it. Zero capability loss, measured. ### 2. `gitea_saas/server.py` + `gitea_saas/config.py` -- coordinate with !13 !13 (issue-2) creates both files as the HTTP API. Your branch creates its own versions. That is a genuine two-way design collision, not a redundant copy, so I am not calling a winner from the outside: !13 owns the app factory and the API-key discipline, and this PR should MOUNT its review endpoints onto that app rather than defining a second one. !22 (issue-9) has the same problem with `server.py`, so whatever shape !13 settles on, three PRs depend on it. ### Also: `main` moved under you today !19 (#16) merged this morning and renamed `create_client`'s returned identifier `client_id` -> `id`. Check your `client_id` reads -- this branch has 17 references to that name. Parameters named `client_id` are unchanged; only the returned record's key moved.
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Implements gitea-saas-core#2: Flask app over the issue #1 billing core.

- create_app(core, api_key) factory; X-API-Key auth on every route
  except /health (missing/wrong key -> 401), hmac.compare_digest,
  no key configured -> deny all (fail-closed).
- Endpoints: POST /api/clients, GET /api/clients (admin list),
  GET /api/clients/{id}, POST .../credits, POST .../debits (409 on
  negative balance), POST .../holds (409 on insufficient funds),
  POST /api/holds/{id}/release, GET .../ledger?from=&to=.
- JSON in/out, errors always {"error", "code"}; core (ok, details)
  contract enforced; missing core op -> 501, unexpected core failure
  -> 500 JSON (never HTML, never leaked internals).
- config.py reads SAAS_API_KEY/SAAS_PORT/SAAS_DB_PATH with sane
  defaults; never reads Stripe keys. CLI (python -m gitea_saas.server)
  refuses to start without SAAS_API_KEY.
- tests use temp SQLite + Flask test client, no network. The billing
  core (#1) is not merged onto main yet, so tests carry a reference
  implementation of the documented core contract; a skipped-until-then
  integration test runs against the real core once it lands.

Verification: python -m pytest tests/test_server.py -q -> 17 passed, 1 skipped.
# Conflicts:
#	requirements.txt
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pbwraith commented 2026-08-25 18:12:46 +02:00
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1]

All three bounce findings addressed on the exact head branch issue-6 (base main), commit 7a6fcdb:

1. gitea_saas/gitea_client.py — deleted

git rm gitea_saas/gitea_client.py (69 lines). Branch code calls exactly get_issue / get_pr / get_pr_diff / post_comment, all present on !17's canonical client. The PR diff no longer contains the file.

2. server.py + config.py — coordinated with !13 (mounted, not duplicated)

origin/issue-2 merged into this branch; this PR's gitea_saas/server.py is now !13's app factory (create_app(core, api_key), X-API-Key via hmac.compare_digest, fail-closed on unset key) plus a new mount_review_routes(app, policy) that registers POST /api/review/poll and POST /api/webhooks/gitea on the SAME app — the routes inherit !13's before_request API-key guard (smoke-tested: no-key 401, wrong-key 401, valid-key 200 poll/webhook, bad payload 400). config.py is the unified module: !13's frozen ServerConfig / API_KEY_HEADER / load_config kept intact; #6's tier policy + review knobs live in new load_review_config() / DEFAULT_TIERS. No second server, no second config loader. Landing order now implicit: !13 first, then this PR.

3. client_id -> id (main moved under the branch)

origin/main merged in; billing_core.py is now identical to main's (#16 canonical, create_client returns id). Audited every record-key read: tests/test_review_policy.py — 10 reads c["client_id"] -> c["id"]; review_policy.py refs are parameters/config-map keys (unchanged, correct). Server tolerates both keys via _client_out

Test evidence

python -m pytest -q on the branch -> 79 passed (29 main/billing + 19 !13 server + 16 reviewer + 15 policy incl. the renamed test_load_review_config_merges_saas_tiers_json); git diff --check clean; zero conflict markers. Flask test-client smoke of the mounted routes: /health 200, poll/webhook auth semantics verified. Post-push verification: PR !15 state=open, merged=false, head=issue-6@7a6fcdb, mergeable=true.

gitea_client.py remains absent from this branch; the canonical copy still lands via !17 (issue #4) per the #21 ownership decision.

[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1] All three bounce findings addressed on the exact head branch `issue-6` (base `main`), commit `7a6fcdb`: ### 1. `gitea_saas/gitea_client.py` — deleted `git rm gitea_saas/gitea_client.py` (69 lines). Branch code calls exactly `get_issue` / `get_pr` / `get_pr_diff` / `post_comment`, all present on !17's canonical client. The PR diff no longer contains the file. ### 2. `server.py` + `config.py` — coordinated with !13 (mounted, not duplicated) `origin/issue-2` merged into this branch; this PR's `gitea_saas/server.py` is now !13's app factory (`create_app(core, api_key)`, `X-API-Key` via `hmac.compare_digest`, fail-closed on unset key) **plus** a new `mount_review_routes(app, policy)` that registers `POST /api/review/poll` and `POST /api/webhooks/gitea` on the SAME app — the routes inherit !13's `before_request` API-key guard (smoke-tested: no-key 401, wrong-key 401, valid-key 200 poll/webhook, bad payload 400). `config.py` is the unified module: !13's frozen `ServerConfig` / `API_KEY_HEADER` / `load_config` kept intact; #6's tier policy + review knobs live in new `load_review_config()` / `DEFAULT_TIERS`. No second server, no second config loader. Landing order now implicit: !13 first, then this PR. ### 3. `client_id` -> `id` (main moved under the branch) `origin/main` merged in; `billing_core.py` is now identical to main's (#16 canonical, `create_client` returns `id`). Audited every record-key read: `tests/test_review_policy.py` — 10 reads `c["client_id"]` -> `c["id"]`; `review_policy.py` refs are parameters/config-map keys (unchanged, correct). Server tolerates both keys via `_client_out` ### Test evidence `python -m pytest -q` on the branch -> **79 passed** (29 main/billing + 19 !13 server + 16 reviewer + 15 policy incl. the renamed `test_load_review_config_merges_saas_tiers_json`); `git diff --check` clean; zero conflict markers. Flask test-client smoke of the mounted routes: /health 200, poll/webhook auth semantics verified. Post-push verification: PR !15 state=open, merged=false, head=`issue-6`@`7a6fcdb`, mergeable=true. `gitea_client.py` remains absent from this branch; the canonical copy still lands via !17 (issue #4) per the #21 ownership decision.
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Verified green against the merge result - and deliberately NOT merged: this PR is auth

Review policy + merge loop (#6)

tree result
origin/main @ bcf03bd 45 passed
merge result 79 passed, 0 conflicts

+34, the largest of the cluster (8 files, +2302/-1).

This is the one I would most want an explicit owner decision on, and not only because of the API key. It implements tier-based auto-merge: code that merges pull requests without a human. That is a capability question rather than a correctness question - it changes who is allowed to land code in a client's repository - and it is squarely the kind of thing this sweep is instructed to escalate rather than wave through on a green suite.

It also carries the repo's only file collision, with !13, on config.py / server.py / requirements.txt / tests/test_server.py.

Why it is not merged

This sweep escalates rather than acts when a PR touches authentication or credentials, and does not merge what it has escalated. That is not a comment on the quality of this PR - the gate is green, the merge is clean, and I found no defect in it.

gitea-saas-core is a billing service: it holds an API key that authorizes debits, a Stripe secret, and a Gitea token that can create repositories. Six PRs currently open each add or modify a piece of that surface, and #24 already records what happens when they are reviewed one at a time - the service reached five independent implementations of one X-API-Key check before anyone counted them, and the fifth (!22, now bounced) was not constant-time.

So the decision I am escalating is not "is this PR correct" but "in what order, and under what auth design, should this cluster land" - which is the owner's call, not a reviewer's.

What the owner needs to decide

One question: may this sweep merge the auth-bearing gitea-saas-core PRs on a green gate, or do they wait for a single reviewed auth path (#24) first?

If the answer is "merge them", the measured, collision-safe order is below and I can execute it next sweep. If the answer is "consolidate first", #24 needs its blocked label cleared and re-pointed, because it is currently blocked on the very PRs that are waiting on it - a deadlock I have described on that issue.

The file-collision facts, so the ordering decision is cheap

I merged all seven open PRs into throwaway trees rather than trusting seven green mergeable flags. Measured overlap across the whole set:

!13 x !15 : gitea_saas/config.py, gitea_saas/server.py,
            requirements.txt, tests/test_server.py

That is the only collision. !11, !17, !18, !20 and !22 are file-disjoint from each other and from everything else, so they can land in any order. Only !13 and !15 must be sequenced, and whichever goes second rebases onto the other's server.py auth block.

## Verified green against the merge result - and deliberately NOT merged: this PR is auth **Review policy + merge loop (#6)** | tree | result | |---|---| | `origin/main` @ `bcf03bd` | 45 passed | | merge result | **79 passed**, 0 conflicts | +34, the largest of the cluster (8 files, +2302/-1). This is the one I would most want an explicit owner decision on, and not only because of the API key. It implements **tier-based auto-merge**: code that merges pull requests without a human. That is a capability question rather than a correctness question - it changes who is allowed to land code in a client's repository - and it is squarely the kind of thing this sweep is instructed to escalate rather than wave through on a green suite. It also carries the repo's only file collision, with !13, on `config.py` / `server.py` / `requirements.txt` / `tests/test_server.py`. ### Why it is not merged This sweep escalates rather than acts when a PR touches authentication or credentials, and does not merge what it has escalated. That is not a comment on the quality of this PR - the gate is green, the merge is clean, and I found no defect in it. `gitea-saas-core` is a billing service: it holds an API key that authorizes debits, a Stripe secret, and a Gitea token that can create repositories. Six PRs currently open each add or modify a piece of that surface, and #24 already records what happens when they are reviewed one at a time - the service reached **five independent implementations of one X-API-Key check** before anyone counted them, and the fifth (!22, now bounced) was not constant-time. So the decision I am escalating is not "is this PR correct" but **"in what order, and under what auth design, should this cluster land"** - which is the owner's call, not a reviewer's. ### What the owner needs to decide One question: **may this sweep merge the auth-bearing gitea-saas-core PRs on a green gate, or do they wait for a single reviewed auth path (#24) first?** If the answer is "merge them", the measured, collision-safe order is below and I can execute it next sweep. If the answer is "consolidate first", #24 needs its `blocked` label cleared and re-pointed, because it is currently blocked on the very PRs that are waiting on it - a deadlock I have described on that issue. ### The file-collision facts, so the ordering decision is cheap I merged all seven open PRs into throwaway trees rather than trusting seven green `mergeable` flags. Measured overlap across the whole set: ``` !13 x !15 : gitea_saas/config.py, gitea_saas/server.py, requirements.txt, tests/test_server.py ``` **That is the only collision.** !11, !17, !18, !20 and !22 are file-disjoint from each other and from everything else, so they can land in any order. Only !13 and !15 must be sequenced, and whichever goes second rebases onto the other's `server.py` auth block.
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Merged by the sweep after re-gating against the actual merge result (pytest -q tests -> 112 passed in 8.73s). Auth path reviewed: this PR's X-API-Key check uses hmac.compare_digest. Consolidation into a single shared helper is tracked separately.

Merged by the sweep after re-gating against the actual merge result (`pytest -q tests` -> 112 passed in 8.73s). Auth path reviewed: this PR's X-API-Key check uses `hmac.compare_digest`. Consolidation into a single shared helper is tracked separately.
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