Restructure README to the fleet README shape - #552
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Carry the hub's line-ending governance: `.gitattributes` becomes `* text=auto eol=lf` with the `*.bat`/`*.cmd` CRLF exception, and `.editorconfig` declares `end_of_line = lf` on `[*]` with the same single CRLF exception, replacing the per-type CRLF pins the old model needed. The repo-specific LF pins for `*.sh`, `.husky/pre-commit`, `Docker/s6-overlay/**` and the Dockerfiles are dropped because the global LF default now covers them. Renormalize the 85 tracked CRLF files to LF in the same pass. The generator has to move with the tree, or the codegen App would rewrite its own outputs back to CRLF on its next scheduled run and fight `.gitattributes` indefinitely. The four `JsonSourceGenerationOptions` newline pins become `\n`, and `AppendLineCrlf` becomes `AppendLineLf`. `ComposeFile.Create` now normalizes at the write, the way `Dockerfile.Create` already did, so the output ending no longer depends on how the C# source itself is stored. Verified: `Make/Matrix.json`, `Make/Version.json` and the three `Make/Test*.yml` compose files regenerate byte-identical to the LF-normalized tree, 21/21 tests pass, and CSharpier, `dotnet format style --verify-no-changes`, editorconfig-checker, markdownlint and cspell are all clean.
…nd modifier `ComposeFile.Create` appended a section separator after the last service, so every generated compose file ended with two blank lines and yamllint reported `too many blank lines`. It now trims to a single trailing newline, matching what `Dockerfile.Create` already did. Pre-existing, but this is the commit that rewrites that writer. `HISTORY.md` line 10 used `version-forward-release only` as a compound modifier. Both raised by CodeRabbit on #547. Verified: the three compose files regenerate with a single trailing newline, still parse as YAML, and 21/21 tests pass.
…packages xunit.v3 4.0.0 drops the VSTest bridge, so `dotnet test --collect:"XPlat Code Coverage"` fails outright on the .NET 10 SDK with "Testing with VSTest target is no longer supported by Microsoft.Testing.Platform". That is what has been blocking the nuget-deps bumps in #545 and #546, and it blocks every later bump until the runner moves. Follow WORKFLOW.md D1.6 as the hub settled it in ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1111, which chose Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage over coverlet: - `global.json` opts into the `Microsoft.Testing.Platform` runner. It carries no `sdk` section, so SDK resolution and roll-forward are untouched. - `xunit.runner.visualstudio` is dropped, the VSTest adapter having no role under native MTP. - `coverlet.collector` becomes `Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage` 18.9.0, whose predecessor's VSTest data collector MTP ignores without failing. The floor is load-bearing rather than cautionary: below 18.1.0 the extension is built against Microsoft.Testing.Platform 1.x and throws a `TypeLoadException` against the 2.x platform xunit.v3 4.0.0 carries, running zero tests while still writing a well-formed Cobertura file that reports full coverage. - The CI unit-test step becomes `dotnet test --coverage --coverage-output-format cobertura --results-directory ./coverage`, then prefixes each report to `coverage-<guid>.cobertura.xml`. Both halves are load-bearing and neither reds the job on its own: `--coverage-output` stays unset so a second test project could not overwrite the first, and the default `<guid>.cobertura.xml` that produces is a name codecov-cli's finder does not match, its patterns being `*coverage*.*` and an exact `cobertura.xml`. Bundle the four package bumps the runner change unblocks: AwesomeAssertions 9.5.0 -> 9.6.0, xunit.analyzers 1.27.0 -> 2.0.0, xunit.v3 3.2.2 -> 4.0.0, and `xunit.runner.visualstudio` removed rather than bumped to 4.0.0. `.gitignore` gains the hub's coverage block. The output was untracked and unignored, so a blanket `git add -A` after a local coverage run would have staged it. Verified against the real invocation, not the documented one: 21 tests ran and passed (not the zero the version-floor trap produces), the extension resolved at 18.9.0 on Microsoft.Testing.Platform 2.3.3, the run wrote `<guid>.cobertura.xml` and the prefix step renamed it as intended, both filename shapes are ignored while nothing tracked is, and the build, CSharpier, `dotnet format style --verify-no-changes`, editorconfig-checker, actionlint, markdownlint and cspell gates are all clean.
…nfig Closes the mechanical half of the ProjectTemplate resync. Audit run `2026-08-30T03:26:30Z | hub a378121`, re-measured against hub f3b4cc9. - `.github/skills/` (36 files) is a manifest-owned tree, carried with `scripts/carry.py apply`. Source and target digests match (`c5475deb46bfbf1f9253bc6128a40b7686687597ebe38a6cd1c580a39817f03e`), so it is the hub's content byte for byte rather than a hand copy. - `host-tools.json` is the repo's own tighten-only overlay on the fleet host-tool declaration. The tools list is empty because this repo needs nothing the fleet declaration does not already carry; the file is present anyway so the declaration is somewhere a reader can find rather than somewhere they have to know to look. The hub's `$schema` pointer is deliberately not carried, since it resolves to a hub-only path. - `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc` is verbatim-fidelity, re-vendored whole. - `.editorconfig-checker.json` takes the hub's `Exclude` list. The entries are Python cache directories and inert here, carried whole per the fleet's config-carry model. - `cspell.json` becomes the union of the hub's list, this repo's own domain words and the 29 words that existed only in `NxWitness.code-workspace`, which is now the single source of truth. The workspace file's `cSpell.words` block is removed, per CODESTYLE.md "Markdown and Spelling". Verified: markdownlint clean across all 45 markdown files (up from 8), cspell clean, every touched JSON/JSONC file still parses, the workspace file still parses as JSONC with no `cSpell` key, editorconfig-checker clean, and no tracked file carries a CR.
This repo's AGENTS.md predated the AGENTS.md/GOVERNANCE.md split, so it held two different things in one file: stale copies of fleet law, and local rules written for faults the fleet has not seen elsewhere. Re-vendoring the hub canonical over it would have deleted the second kind silently, which is the incident the fleet's carried-instruction-file guard exists to prevent, so every unit was probed by distinctive phrase against the hub canonical first and given a destination rather than dropped. - `AGENTS.md` goes from 243 lines to 115, carrying only the three declared sections. All three are byte-identical to the hub, `Where the Rules Live` included: it is declared verbatim, so the two new topical docs are routed from the preamble rather than by adding table rows, which would have made the section modified fixed content with no disposition on file. - `CLAUDE.md` is new, and byte-matches the hub canonical. Claude Code reads `CLAUDE.md` and never `AGENTS.md`, so without it that provider had no rules at all. - `GOVERNANCE.md` is new, carrying 21 sections. The 18 verbatim ones byte-match the hub. `Devcontainer` and `Repository Layout` are intent-fidelity and written for this repo. `Repository Onboarding and Conformance` is hub-only and not carried, since a downstream agent never runs it. - `ARCHITECTURE.md` is new: the product and variant matrix, the codegen data flow from `Version.json` through `Matrix.json` to the generated Dockerfiles and Compose files, the base and derived image relationship, the CI pipeline with its do-not-reintroduce list, and the record of this repo's deliberate deviations from the fleet template. That record is the piece that most needed preserving: without it every one of those deviations reads as unexplained drift to the next audit. - `OPERATIONS.md` is new, carrying the six mandated headings. `Local Verification` leads because it is the only pre-merge one. It uses inline links, the exception the fleet names for agent-instruction content, so a reader jumping to one heading does not have to reach a definition block at the bottom. It also corrects a claim the old `AGENTS.md` carried, that linting is editor-only with no CI lint job, which `validate-task.yml` contradicts: it runs markdownlint, cspell, actionlint and editorconfig-checker inside the required check. - `CODESTYLE.md` gains an explicit encoding item and restores the rule that human-authored comments are left exactly as written. Both were stated in the old `AGENTS.md`, and the second is the one the carried comment rules push against, since they tell an agent to collapse a short two-line comment. `repo-config/` retires. `spec/divergences.json` marks the payloads, the script and the reference as hub-hosted, so this repo reaches them rather than carrying a copy that drifts. The deletion swept every inbound reference: six in `WORKFLOW.md`, a comment in `test-pull-request.yml`, and the `Repo Config` solution folder in `NxWitness.slnx`, which would otherwise have shown five missing files in Visual Studio while `dotnet sln list` stayed silent about it. The split moved sections other files pointed into, so those pointers move too: four anchors in `.github/copilot-instructions.md` and three in `CODESTYLE.md` now resolve to `GOVERNANCE.md`, `WORKFLOW.md`'s D3.3 aside names the section that holds the rule, and `publish-release.yml`'s comment names `ARCHITECTURE.md`. `.github/copilot-instructions.md` also gains its declared `Reviewing Carried Fleet Content` section, and its closing paragraph states the behavior rather than naming the template repo and an anchor that no longer exists. `cspell.json` gains 14 words the newly carried prose uses. Verified: a 29-phrase preservation checklist taken from the pre-split `AGENTS.md` finds a home for every unit, all three `AGENTS.md` sections and all 18 verbatim `GOVERNANCE.md` sections byte-match the hub, `CLAUDE.md` byte-matches the hub, `NxWitness.slnx` still parses and the solution still builds, every relative Markdown link in a changed file resolves, no `repo-config/` reference survives outside carried hub content that means the hub's own copy, and markdownlint (48 files), cspell, editorconfig-checker and actionlint are clean.
Closes the last audit class, eleven `readme-structure` findings. Audit run `2026-08-30T03:26:30Z | hub a378121`. - The H1 is the repository name, `NxWitness`, rather than a description of what the repository does. - The tagline is link-free plain text in one sentence, 72 characters. It doubles as the GitHub About description and, through it, the Docker Hub short description, neither of which renders Markdown. The original sentence survives as the free prose below it, where links are allowed. - `HISTORY.md`'s title and tagline mirror the README's, which the spec requires and which the old pair could never satisfy at once, since the shared sentence carried a Markdown link. Its `networkoptix-link` definition is removed with it rather than left orphaned. - `## Questions or Issues` is added, required in a public repo. It carries the support routing moved out of `## Troubleshooting`, which keeps its own subsections under a new lead so nothing is duplicated. - `## 3rd Party Tools` is added, opening with the fleet's fixed lead line, then 23 entries alphabetized. Every tool the hub catalogs uses the catalog's link and description verbatim; the rest are described as what the tool is rather than as what this repo does with it. - `### Releases` is added under Build and Distribution, holding the base GitHub release and pre-release shields the base class requires plus the 40 Docker version shields moved up from the old `## Releases` section. The rest of that section became `## Installation`. - `[license-link]` becomes `[license]`, a path inside the repo taking no `-link` suffix. - The ten Docker Hub references are renamed to `<target>-docker-hub-link`, which is the shape that covers a repo shipping one image and one shipping ten. - The 161 definitions are grouped under the five declared headers in spec order, sorted by reference name alone within each group. Four defects surfaced while restructuring and are fixed in the same pass. The NxGo-LSIO install bullet linked the Nx Witness LSIO image. The Products list linked Wisenet WAVE at dwspectrum.com. A display filename read `Test.yaml` where the file is `Test.yml`. And the relative link `./LSIO/etc/s6-overlay/s6-rc.d/init-nx-relocate/run` resolved to nothing; the real path is under `Docker/`. Verified: every label has a definition and every definition is used (161 of 161, no duplicates), every relative target exists, every in-page anchor resolves, the five group headers appear in spec order with labels sorted within each, the ten image names match `Make/Matrix.json`, the base images match the two base Dockerfiles, and markdownlint and cspell are clean on both files with no new word needed.
Review findings on the README restructure, plus one correction of my own. `OPERATIONS.md` asserted that the local test command is plain `dotnet test`. That is unverified and false on at least one machine: a pristine checkout of the migration commit reports `Zero tests ran` and exit 5 there, while CI runs the same command on the same SDK (10.0.400, runtime 10.0.11) and reports 21 passed. The file now states the invocation CI actually runs as the one to reproduce locally, says that an MTP run discovering nothing exits 5 rather than passing silently so the count is what to read, and names the direct `dotnet CreateMatrixTests/bin/Debug/net10.0/CreateMatrixTests.dll` run as the way to separate a driver problem from a test-project problem. The `net10.0` versus `net10.0|x64` target string is the tell, and it is written down because it is the cheap diagnostic. Filed upstream as ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1122. The dead `LSIO/etc/s6-overlay/s6-rc.d/init-nx-relocate/run` path is fixed at its source. The README fix alone was a symptom: `CreateMatrix/Dockerfile.cs` emits that comment into every LSIO Dockerfile, so the next codegen run would have reproduced it. The generator and the five generated files now name `Docker/s6-overlay/...`, which is where the file actually is. The generated files carry only that comment change; the upstream version bump a full regeneration also produces belongs to the codegen bot and is left to it. `Docker/README.md`, the Docker Hub overview, still opened with the retired title and tagline, so it disagreed with every other surface about the project's name. A spaced hyphen joining two clauses in the Known Issues section is restructured into two sentences, which the character-set rule requires and which this pass had already applied one section earlier. Not fixed, and reported instead: `### Release Notes` names version 2.14 while `version.json` declares 2.15 and the newest releases are 2.15.x. Writing a 2.15 summary would mean inventing what shipped, so it needs the maintainer.
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The changes are documentation-focused with one minor wording fix suggested, and the corrected repo path reference is verified to exist.
Pull request overview
Restructures the repository’s end-user documentation to match the fleet README structure requirements, while also fixing a few discovered link/path defects and aligning ancillary docs (Docker Hub README + operations guidance) with current CI behavior.
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- Reworks
README.mdheadings/sections (Build & Distribution, Releases, Installation, Questions, 3rd Party Tools) and cleans up/normalizes reference-style links. - Aligns
HISTORY.mdandDocker/README.mdtitle/tagline with the repository’s current naming. - Fixes an incorrect s6-overlay path reference by updating both the generator (
CreateMatrix/Dockerfile.cs) and the affected generated LSIO Dockerfiles.
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| File | Description |
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| README.md | Restructures README to fleet shape; adds/relocates sections, normalizes link definitions, updates release shields and installation guidance. |
| OPERATIONS.md | Updates the documented local test invocation to match CI’s Microsoft.Testing.Platform + coverage flow and adds local triage guidance for zero-test discovery. |
| HISTORY.md | Updates the top-level title/tagline to match the fleet README naming/tagline constraints. |
| Docker/README.md | Updates Docker Hub README title/tagline to match the repository’s current naming. |
| Docker/NxWitness-LSIO.Dockerfile | Updates the s6-overlay relocation script reference in a comment to the correct repo path. |
| Docker/NxMeta-LSIO.Dockerfile | Updates the s6-overlay relocation script reference in a comment to the correct repo path. |
| Docker/NxGo-LSIO.Dockerfile | Updates the s6-overlay relocation script reference in a comment to the correct repo path. |
| Docker/DWSpectrum-LSIO.Dockerfile | Updates the s6-overlay relocation script reference in a comment to the correct repo path. |
| Docker/WisenetWAVE-LSIO.Dockerfile | Updates the s6-overlay relocation script reference in a comment to the correct repo path. |
| CreateMatrix/Dockerfile.cs | Updates the generated Dockerfile comment text so future regenerations keep the corrected s6-overlay script reference. |
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`Dockerfile`'s read as a possessive where a plural was meant. Both bullets now say Dockerfiles, and drop the backticks with it, since the word is being used as a plural noun rather than naming a specific file. Review finding on #552.
`version.json` has declared 2.15 since 2026-06-29 and releases 2.15.43 through 2.15.59 have published since 2026-07-27, but neither `HISTORY.md` nor the README's Release Notes ever gained an entry for it, so both still described 2.14 as current. The entry says what 2.15 actually contains. Reading every merge between the 2.14 entry and now, it is the branch-scoped triggered-Docker CI/CD migration, the Codecov upload, multi-arch on `main` only, the lint-architecture standardization, and workflow hygiene. Nothing in it changes a published image, and the entry says so rather than dressing infrastructure work up as a product release. The floor is not rolled back. Releases have been cut at 2.15, and NBGV derives the patch from git height, so a lower floor would generate versions sorting below what is already published.
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- CODESTYLE.md requires using each tool’s official casing in docs/prose; this sentence uses “docker” lowercase. Capitalize to “Docker” for consistency (and to match the tagline above).
This issue also appears on line 626 of the same file.
This is a project to build and publish docker images for various [Network Optix][networkoptix-link] VMS products, in an Ubuntu and a [LinuxServer][lsio-link] base image variant of each product.
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- CODESTYLE.md requires using each tool’s official casing in docs/prose; this sentence uses “docker” lowercase. Consider capitalizing it to “Docker” here (the CLI command in code blocks can remain
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If there are issues with the docker build scripts used in this project, please create a [GitHub Issue][issues-link].\
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CODESTYLE.md line 13 requires each tool's official casing in docs and prose. Docker is the product; lowercase `docker` is the CLI command, and it stays lowercase inside code blocks and command examples where it is the command being typed. Four prose occurrences: the tagline paragraph, the `Up.sh` description (now Docker Compose, which is the product name there rather than the `docker compose` invocation), the Nx licensing note, and the Questions or Issues line. Raised as a suppressed finding on #552, which opens no thread, so it is answered in the pull request conversation.
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Answering the two suppressed findings from round 2 here, since a suppressed finding opens no thread to resolve.
Accepted, and fixed in 9c6534f. The rule is real: Both flagged lines were fixed, and I swept the rest of the file rather than only the two the reviewer reached, since the same defect elsewhere would surface as a repeat finding on the next round. Four prose occurrences in total:
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The PR description and the updated 2.15 “Release Notes” content now conflict and should be reconciled to avoid misleading documentation.
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Twelve conflicts, from this branch having forked off the split before that split took its own review fixes. `-s ours` was checked and rejected again: `git merge-base --is-ancestor 27e3084 HEAD` fails, so develop carries work this branch lacks. Six files take develop, after confirming what that drops. In every case the lines only on this side are a stale copy of something develop has since corrected: the `AGENTS.md` preamble sentence, the `CODESTYLE.md` spelling line, three `.github/copilot-instructions.md` routing lines, `WORKFLOW.md`'s `set -euo` and its unanchored Release Model link, and `test-pull-request.yml` before the permissions hardening. `NxWitness.slnx` drops nothing at all, develop's root file list being a strict superset. Four files take this branch, develop having no unique content in them: `README.md` and `Docker/README.md`, `HISTORY.md`, which is the superset since it carries develop's hyphenation fix as well as the 2.15 entry, and `CreateMatrix/Dockerfile.cs`, where this branch holds the corrected `Docker/s6-overlay/...` path and develop still has the dead `LSIO/etc/...` one. `cspell.json` is the union, which turned out identical at 230 words either way. `OPERATIONS.md` is the only genuine interleave. Its first two hunks are stale here, develop having corrected the `Make/` working directory and the codegen invocation to `dotnet run --project`. Its third needed one paragraph from each: develop's corrected `./Up.sh` from inside `Make/`, and this branch's corrected test invocation with the zero-tests-exit-5 guidance. Verified after: all 13 `run:` blocks keep `set -Eeuo pipefail`, the permissions blocks and the 30-entry solution file survive, and this branch's tagline, 2.15 entry and generator path fix are all present. Build, markdownlint, cspell, actionlint and editorconfig-checker clean.
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- Line 3: Use the consistent hyphenated tagline by changing “OEM branded” to
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…xample Review findings on #552. `OEM branded` is a compound modifier and takes a hyphen. Five occurrences: the tagline in `README.md`, `HISTORY.md` and `Docker/README.md`, which must stay identical, and the two product bullets. `OPERATIONS.md` said the CI step "prefixes each report to" a name, which reads as a typo. It renames. The README described the smoke build as gated on image files changing, while `OPERATIONS.md` gave the actual condition. It now names the gate, a change under `Docker/` or to `Matrix.json` or `Version.json`, so a reader does not conclude a version or matrix change goes unbuilt. The configuration API example sent credentials with certificate verification disabled and the password as a command-line argument. `--ask-password` prompts instead, keeping the password out of shell history and the process list. `--no-check-certificate` stays, because the mediaserver ships a self-signed certificate and the example does not work without it, but it is now explained rather than passed silently: what it turns off, that it exposes the credentials to anyone able to intercept, to run it only on a trusted network, and to prefer installing a trusted certificate. Pre-existing, and worth correcting in the pass that restructures this file. Verified: every reference label defined and used, no broken targets, markdownlint and cspell clean.
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- Wording is ambiguous: the sentence reads as if
dotnet testitself performs the rename/prefix step, but that renaming is a separate follow-up step in CI. Rephrase to explicitly attribute the rename/prefix to CI (or to the subsequent step) so local users don’t expect the command alone to producecoverage-*.cobertura.xmlfiles.
**Tests run on the native Microsoft.Testing.Platform runner**, opted into by `global.json`. The invocation CI runs, and the one to reproduce locally, is `dotnet test --coverage --coverage-output-format cobertura --results-directory ./coverage`, which then renames each report to `coverage-<guid>.cobertura.xml` so codecov-cli's file finder matches it. Under MTP a run that discovers no tests exits 5 and reports `Zero tests ran` rather than passing silently, so read the count and not just the exit status. If `dotnet test` reports zero tests on a machine where the build succeeded, run the built test application directly, `dotnet CreateMatrixTests/bin/Debug/net10.0/CreateMatrixTests.dll`, which is the same MTP host without the `dotnet test` driver in front of it, and compare. A driver that reports the target as `net10.0` where the direct run reports `net10.0|x64` has not resolved an architecture, and its zero-test result says nothing about the tests. `--coverage-output` stays unset, because pinning one filename gives every test project in the solution the same path and the last to finish overwrites the rest. Running an MTP-based test project through the VSTest target is what fails, so the `--collect:"XPlat Code Coverage"` form is an error in this repo specifically because it opted in.
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The previous commit fixed the credential exposure but kept `--no-check-certificate` with an explanation, on the reasoning that the mediaserver's self-signed certificate makes the example fail without it. That reasoning was wrong, and the reviewer supplied what it missed: `--ca-certificate` trusts one specific certificate while leaving validation on, which is exactly the case a self-signed endpoint calls for. So the example now points at the server's exported certificate, verification stays enabled, and `--no-check-certificate` is named only as the thing not to reach for, with the reason: it sends the credentials over a connection nobody has authenticated. `--ask-password` is unchanged from the previous commit and still keeps the password out of the shell history and the process list.
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README.md:5
- This sentence is grammatically awkward and implies a single "variant" even though both Ubuntu and LinuxServer base-image variants are supported. Rephrase to clearly indicate there are two base-image variants per product.
This is a project to build and publish Docker images for various [Network Optix][networkoptix-link] VMS products, in an Ubuntu and a [LinuxServer][lsio-link] base image variant of each product.
README.md:479
- "shutdown" and "cleanup" are used as verbs here; the standard verb forms are "shut down" and "clean up".
- Run [`Clean.sh`][clean-sh] to shutdown the compose stack and cleanup images.
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Promotes the ProjectTemplate resync to `main`. Five pull requests, merged to `develop` in order: #547, #553, #550, #551, #552. **Replaces #555.** That one opened `develop` directly into `main` and went `DIRTY`, which is the spurious EOL-only promotion conflict the fleet's own branching guidance names: `develop` flipped the `.editorconfig` line-ending default to LF and `main` has not caught up, so every renormalized path conflicts whole-file. `develop`'s squash-only ruleset and required linear history forbid resolving on `develop` itself, so the resolution is prepared on this throwaway branch off `main`, exactly as that guidance prescribes. Five files conflicted. Each was checked with the documented test rather than resolved on the shape of the conflict. `CreateMatrix/CreateMatrix.csproj`, `Make/Matrix.json` and `Make/Version.json` are content-identical modulo EOL. `CODESTYLE.md` and `CreateMatrixTests/CreateMatrixTests.csproj` genuinely differ, so each was proved a superset instead: every line present only on `main` is a superseded version, being the `AGENTS.md` routing that `develop` repointed to `GOVERNANCE.md`, the CRLF line-endings item, two list items renumbered when the encoding rule was inserted, and the pre-MTP test packages. **The merged tree is byte-identical to `develop`**, so nothing on `main` survives that `develop` had not already replaced. ## What lands | | | | --- | --- | | **Line endings** | `.gitattributes` becomes `* text=auto eol=lf` and `.editorconfig` declares `end_of_line = lf` on `[*]`, with `*.bat`/`*.cmd` the one CRLF exception. 85 tracked files renormalized. The `CreateMatrix` generator moves with them, or the codegen App would rewrite its own outputs back to CRLF on its next scheduled run. | | **Test runner** | Native Microsoft.Testing.Platform per WORKFLOW.md D1.6, as the hub settled it in ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1111. Unblocks the Dependabot bumps that had been red since xunit.v3 4.0.0 dropped the VSTest bridge. | | **Carried content** | The hub's `.github/skills/` tree (37 files, digest-verified), `host-tools.json`, `CLAUDE.md`, `GOVERNANCE.md`, and the shared lint config. | | **Instruction set** | `AGENTS.md` split onto the router model, from 243 lines to 115, with the repo-specific half moved to new `ARCHITECTURE.md` and `OPERATIONS.md`. `repo-config/` retired. | | **README** | Restructured to the fleet shape, eleven `readme-structure` findings closed, and the 2.15 release documented. | | **Security** | `validate-task.yml` and `test-pull-request.yml` given least privilege. They ran with the repository default, which is `write` on this repo with `can_approve_pull_request_reviews` true, while only ever reading the tree. | ## Reviewing the diff `git diff --ignore-cr-at-eol origin/main origin/develop` reduces the 143-file diff to the substantive changes. Everything else is the CRLF-to-LF renormalization, which is the EOL-only promotion conflict the fleet's own branching guidance names. ## Checks before opening this `main` carries no content `develop` lacks. `git diff --ignore-cr-at-eol origin/develop origin/main` shows 980 lines present only on `main`, and every one is a superseded version of something `develop` deliberately changed: `main`'s CRLF `.editorconfig` pins, its `* -text` `.gitattributes`, its pre-split 243-line `AGENTS.md`, its `AppendLineCrlf` generator, its `set -euo` run blocks. No file has content on `main` that is not either carried forward or intentionally replaced. The three commits labelled main-only were checked individually rather than assumed, since those are the ones the develop-staleness rule exists for: the cspell CI scope from #515/#517 is byte-identical on both branches, `CODESTYLE.md`'s "Spelling CI scope" from #516 is present, and the author-identity rule from #511 is in the carried `GOVERNANCE.md`. The commit counts look alarming and are not: `develop` is 19 ahead and 99 behind, but 70 of those 99 are bot merges that dual-target both branches as separate commits, and most of the rest are `main`'s own promotion merge commits, which never flow back by construction. ## Not in this promotion - **Two `interface` audit findings stay open by decision.** `publish-release.yml` missing job `publish` and `merge-bot-pull-request.yml` missing job `merge-bot` both resolve to adopting hub-hosted task workflows this repo has not adopted, and `spec/divergences.json` states adoption "is a separate, later change per repo". Renaming jobs to satisfy the checker would report conformance without adopting anything. - **The publish chain's workflow permissions**, filed as #554. Least privilege there is not `contents: read`, a wrong scope breaks publishing rather than failing a lint, and it would surface on a weekly scheduled run. - **An inert xUnit sequential collection**, filed as #548. ## Filed upstream Four issues against `ptr727/ProjectTemplate` from work this resync exposed: promotion candidates and two misleading interface findings (#1116, including my own correction retracting six of ten), the MTP zero-tests-locally behaviour (#1122), the version-floor guardrail (#1124), and 18 findings against carried canonical content that cannot be fixed downstream (#1131). ## Owed after merge The GitHub About description still carries the retired tagline. It feeds the Docker Hub short description through the docker-readme task, so that surface disagrees with the README until it is set by hand. `registry/repos.json` declares no `description` for this repo, so the configure script cannot write it. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Documentation** - Reorganized project documentation around NxWitness, including build, distribution, releases, product variants, troubleshooting, and release notes. - Added architecture, governance, operations, and comprehensive development guidance. - **Developer Experience** - Added editor tasks for building, formatting, validation, testing, and linting. - Standardized line endings and formatting across project files. - **CI and Quality** - Improved shell error reporting and workflow permission safety. - Updated coverage generation and test tooling. - Added stricter Markdown and spelling validation. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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The last audit class: eleven
readme-structurefindings. Audit run2026-08-30T03:26:30Z | hub a378121.Stacked on #551, so this PR is based on
resync/docs-splitand will retarget asits parents merge.
The eleven findings
# NxWitness## Questions or Issues## Troubleshooting, which keeps its own subsections.## 3rd Party Tools### Releases## Releases.[license-link]points at a repo path[license], bare, since an in-repo path takes no suffix.[hub<name>-link]references<target>-docker-hub-link, the shape that covers a repo shipping one image and one shipping ten.The tagline is also mirrored into
HISTORY.md, which the spec requires and whichthe old pair could never satisfy at once, since the shared sentence carried a
Markdown link. Its now-orphaned
networkoptix-linkdefinition goes with it.For the tool list, every tool the hub catalogs uses the catalog's link and
description verbatim; the rest are described as what the tool is rather than as
what this repo does with it.
Defects found while restructuring
dwspectrum.com.Test.yamlwhere the file isTest.yml../LSIO/etc/s6-overlay/s6-rc.d/init-nx-relocate/runresolved to nothing.Fixing the README alone would have been a symptom fix:
CreateMatrix/Dockerfile.csemits that comment into every LSIO Dockerfile, so the next codegen run
reproduces it. The generator and the five generated files now name
Docker/s6-overlay/.... Those files carry only that comment change; theupstream version bump a full regeneration also produces belongs to the codegen
bot.
Docker/README.md, the Docker Hub overview, still opened with the retiredtitle and tagline, so it disagreed with every other surface about the project's
name.
same terms as an em dash.
A correction to #549's stated verification
OPERATIONS.mdasserted that the local test command is plaindotnet test. Thatis unverified and false on at least one machine: a pristine checkout of the
migration commit reports
Zero tests ranand exit 5 there, while CI runs the samecommand on the same SDK (10.0.400, runtime 10.0.11) and reports 21 passed. My
earlier local "21/21" came from a build tree still carrying state from the
coverlet configuration it replaced.
The configuration is correct, and CI is the evidence. The runbook now states the
invocation CI actually runs as the one to reproduce locally, says that an MTP run
discovering nothing exits 5 rather than passing silently so the count is what to
read, and names the direct
dotnet CreateMatrixTests/bin/Debug/net10.0/CreateMatrixTests.dllrun as the way to separate a driver problem from a test-project problem. The
net10.0versusnet10.0|x64target string is the tell. Filed upstream asptr727/ProjectTemplate#1122, since D1.6 governs this for the whole fleet and the
remaining dotnet repos will hit it.
Verification
duplicates. Every relative target exists, every in-page anchor resolves, the
five group headers appear in spec order with labels sorted within each.
Make/Matrix.json; the base images match the two baseDockerfiles.
actionlint clean, no new cspell word needed.
The 2.15 release is now documented
This started as "reported, not fixed", and changed after the maintainer ruled on
it. Recording the sequence, because the PR title does not suggest a release-notes
change.
version.jsonhas declared 2.15 since 2026-06-29 and releases 2.15.43 through2.15.59 have published since 2026-07-27, but neither
HISTORY.mdnor the README'sRelease Notes ever gained an entry, so both still described 2.14 as current. The
bump came from #461, a large CI/CD migration that listed
version floor 2.14 -> 2.15as one line item and added no changelog entry.The entry is derived rather than invented. Reading every merge between the 2.14
entry and now, 2.15 is the branch-scoped triggered-Docker CI/CD migration, the
Codecov upload, multi-arch on
mainonly, the lint-architecture standardization,and workflow hygiene. Nothing in it changes a published image, and the entry says
exactly that rather than dressing infrastructure work up as a product release:
The floor is not rolled back, per the maintainer: forward only once a release
is cut. That is also the only mechanically safe answer, since NBGV derives the
patch from git height, so a lower floor would generate versions sorting below what
is already published. #437 could revert a bump cleanly because
nothing had shipped at it; that window is closed here.
The wider question, that agents have moved this repo's floor five times under a
develop-leads-main cadence the fleet has since retired, is filed as
ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1124 rather than addressed here.
Reported, not fixed
Docker Hub short description through the docker-readme task, so that surface
will disagree with the README until it is set by hand.
registry/repos.jsondeclares no
descriptionfor this repo, soconfigure.sh applycannot writeit.
HISTORY.md's 2.11 entry carries a lowercasedockerin prose. It is a shippedchangelog record rather than current prose, so it was left rather than edited
for casing.
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