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fix(core): drop the space after the comma in two Stryker disable directives - #2431
Two Stryker disable next-line directives in src/core/task/Task.ts separate their mutator
names with a comma and a space: line 4454 (ConditionalExpression, EqualityOperator) and line
4890 (ConditionalExpression, LogicalOperator, EqualityOperator). The gate's directive validator
accepts a mutator list written without spaces, so both lines fail it. They are the only two of
the repo's 40 directive lines that fail - the directives live in 11 files.
This pull removes the two spaces. Nothing else changes: both lines are comments, so the
mutation-diff price of this pull is 0 changed executable lines and 0 selectors, and no package is
selected.
Why it is its own pull
The gate validates every line of every source file a pull touches and stops at the first
failure, so a pull that edits Task.ts inherits an advisory pointing at whichever malformed
directive appears first in that file - whether or not the pull touched it. Removing only line 4454
does not clear the inheritance, it moves the advisory to line 4890; removing both clears it, and a
later pull touching Task.ts earns no advisory from this file.
That is a maintenance fact worth seeing on its own rather than buried inside a unit that happens
to touch Task.ts. Verified against scripts/stryker-diff.mjs at blob 7dfe0006d2d5: validateDisableDirectives (line 171) throws on the first directive line that fails the DISABLE_DIRECTIVE pattern (line 87), and buildManifest (line 238) hands it every line number of
the file rather than the changed lines.
The only other malformed directives in the repo are these two; the five remaining Task.ts
directives (4375, 4428, 4445, 4873, 4896) already pass.
…ctives
The mutation gate's directive validator accepts a mutator list written without
spaces: Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression,EqualityOperator: reason.
Two directives in src/core/task/Task.ts separate their mutators with a comma and
a space - line 4454 (ConditionalExpression, EqualityOperator) and line 4890
(ConditionalExpression, LogicalOperator, EqualityOperator) - and are the only two
of the repo's 40 directive lines that fail the validator, out of 11 files that
carry directives.
Because the gate validates every line of every source file a pull touches and
reports the first failure, any later pull that edits Task.ts inherits an advisory
from these two lines even when it does not touch them. Removing only line 4454
moves the advisory to line 4890; this removes both, so a pull touching Task.ts
earns no advisory from this file.
Neither line changes behaviour: both are comments, and the change costs no
changed executable lines in the mutation-diff price.
Issue 2060 — The pull request reformats two Stryker directives named by the issue, but does not remove the directives or complete the broader cleanup.
Issue 2050 — The pull request changes two directive formats but does not implement the directive prohibition described by the issue.
Possibly related PRs
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2054 — Both PRs change Stryker directive handling in src/core/task/Task.ts and the mutation-gate workflow.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to f9fcf
This is a comment-only formatting change with no runtime effect, so it is safe to merge.
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The diff changes only spacing in two Stryker suppression comments in src/core/task/Task.ts. It introduces no changed path that meets the stated security failure conditions.
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The PR changes only two Stryker directive comments in src/core/task/Task.ts. It does not change a persistence path.
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The diff changes only two Stryker directive comments in src/core/task/Task.ts. It does not change a lifecycle path or executable code.
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What this changes
Two
Stryker disable next-linedirectives insrc/core/task/Task.tsseparate their mutatornames with a comma and a space: line 4454 (
ConditionalExpression, EqualityOperator) and line4890 (
ConditionalExpression, LogicalOperator, EqualityOperator). The gate's directive validatoraccepts a mutator list written without spaces, so both lines fail it. They are the only two of
the repo's 40 directive lines that fail - the directives live in 11 files.
This pull removes the two spaces. Nothing else changes: both lines are comments, so the
mutation-diff price of this pull is 0 changed executable lines and 0 selectors, and no package is
selected.
Why it is its own pull
The gate validates every line of every source file a pull touches and stops at the first
failure, so a pull that edits
Task.tsinherits an advisory pointing at whichever malformeddirective appears first in that file - whether or not the pull touched it. Removing only line 4454
does not clear the inheritance, it moves the advisory to line 4890; removing both clears it, and a
later pull touching
Task.tsearns no advisory from this file.That is a maintenance fact worth seeing on its own rather than buried inside a unit that happens
to touch
Task.ts. Verified againstscripts/stryker-diff.mjsat blob7dfe0006d2d5:validateDisableDirectives(line 171) throws on the first directive line that fails theDISABLE_DIRECTIVEpattern (line 87), andbuildManifest(line 238) hands it every line number ofthe file rather than the changed lines.
The only other malformed directives in the repo are these two; the five remaining
Task.tsdirectives (4375, 4428, 4445, 4873, 4896) already pass.