kenji-nx cited tmp/es-de/ANDROID.md:470-474, a path from the machine of
whoever profiled it. No revision of any declared repository holds it, so
profile_sync could only report it missing, every pass, forever, and no
amount of reading would ever settle it.
validate_schemas now refuses a scratch directory, an absolute path, a
Windows drive path and one climbing out of the tree, and names the
offending citation rather than the scalar that carries it. Offline, so it
runs on every push and every pull request rather than waiting for a
network pass.
The ES-DE citation reads as external now, which is what it always was.
kenji-nx is at 37 refs, all anchored: the three changed blocks were var
giving way to explicit types.
install.py fetches a file from its repo_path or from a release asset.
Resolution can land on a file the database does not index, and the
entry then shipped with neither: a line in the download list that can
only ever fail. Those are recorded as omitted instead, which is what
the installer already knows how to report, and a test holds the
committed manifests to it.
validate_schemas read dist/ while a build was writing it and reported
a half-written pack as 'File is not a zip file'. It takes the shared
lock --verify-packs uses, and says so when a build holds it.
Two entries claimed bios/Sony/PlayStation 3/PS3UPDAT.PUP with different
SHA1s. Preserving large-file entries matched on path and keyed on
SHA1, so replacing a firmware revision on disk left the old entry
pointing at a path that now serves other bytes. A preserved entry whose
path the scan has already claimed is dropped, and validate_schemas
refuses a database where one path carries two entries.
Separately, a run without --force rebuilt each cached entry from a
hand-written list of four digests and wrote it back without adler32,
so one such run stripped the digest from every file permanently. A
cache entry missing any digest is now a miss.
JSON Schemas for the database, install and pack manifests, target
manifests, site API envelopes and stats, plus the semantic invariants a
schema cannot express: declared totals matching their lists, no
destination both installed and omitted, database keys matching their
sha1. validate_site.py checks the rendered HTML for metadata, headings,
image alternatives, duplicate ids and unresolved local links.
Pack manifests are read from inside the generated archives, where
generate_pack writes them, rather than from a dist/ glob that matches
nothing.
Emulator and platform schemas gain additionalProperties: false, and
cores[] plus contents[].name must be strings: an unquoted 81 or 01 in
YAML parses as a number and stops matching the upstream name.
Abdessamad Derraz