fix: retire status.sh --repos, which sourced a deleted file - #332
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`scripts/status.sh --repos` sourced `scripts/pyauto_status.sh` and called a `pyauto-status` shell function. Both went with the cross-repo git sync dashboard when it became a leg of the Heart-owned `$health` door (`/health status`), so the branch sourced a file that is not in this repo. It ended in `exit 0`, so it reported success while printing nothing but two shell errors — a caller could not tell the dashboard had gone. No caller passes the flag: PyAutoMind, PyAutoBrain and PyAutoHeart were all searched and nothing invokes `status.sh` with any argument. The replacement is an agent-driven procedure rather than a sourceable shell function, so there is nothing to repoint the branch at — it is deleted, and in its place the flag now says where the dashboard went and exits 2. Adds `tests/test_status_script.py`, which drives the real script: the retired flag fails loudly and names `/health status`, raises no shell error, every file the script sources exists, and a bare run still reports the registry. All four assertions fail against the old branch. Also files the task: prompt draft/ -> active/, active.md entry, dashboard regenerated. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ETn87kL4dFJdfzYWbPQMJS
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main advanced while this task was in flight (status-sh-repos-missing-source retired, #331 → #332). The only conflict was dashboard.html, a generated file — resolved by regenerating dashboard.md/.html with `intake --apply dashboard`, never by hand. `dashboard --check` current, `registry_toc --check` fresh, `lifecycle check` and `lifecycle index --check` OK, `repos_sync --check` all 13 legs OK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Nj7cTnL8Ke5WoNsdGVhCKn
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Closes #331.
What was wrong
scripts/status.sh --repossourcedscripts/pyauto_status.shand called apyauto-statusshell function. Both went with the cross-repo git sync dashboardwhen it became a leg of the Heart-owned
$healthdoor (/health status), sothe branch sourced a file that is not in this repo.
The branch ended in
exit 0, so it reported success while printing nothingbut two shell errors — a caller could not tell the dashboard had gone:
Delete, not repoint
No caller passes the flag. PyAutoMind, PyAutoBrain and PyAutoHeart were all
searched: nothing invokes
status.shwith any argument (the Brain/Heart filesnamed in the prompt reference
overnight_status.shandci_status.sh, whichare unrelated scripts).
Repointing turned out not to be an option either — the replacement is an
agent-driven procedure, not a sourceable shell function, so there is nothing
here to point the branch at. The branch is deleted; in its place the flag now
names
/health statuson stderr and exits 2.Changes
scripts/status.sh— vestigial branch removed, replaced by the retirementpointer; usage header updated to
[--full]with a note recording where thedashboard went.
tests/test_status_script.py(new, 4 tests) — drives the real script ratherthan grepping it, because the failure was in what the shell did with the
branch: the retired flag fails loudly and names
/health status, raises noshell error, every file the script sources exists, and a bare run still
reports the registry. All four assertions fail against the old branch
(verified).
draft/bug/pyautomind/→active/with itsIssued:date,
active.mdentry, dashboard regenerated.Verification
python3 -m pytest tests/ -q→ 216 passed (the suitespawn_drift'sprivacyjob runs on this PR).python3 scripts/lifecycle.py check→ OK.bash scripts/status.sh --repos→ pointer on stderr, exit 2;bash scripts/status.sh→ unchanged output, exit 0.Generated by Claude Code