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Merge origin/main into feat/install-compile-root-flag
Resolved conflicts across install + compile + scope + tests; folded in the Hickey/Lowy review fixes that were pending on PR microsoft#928. Conflict resolutions follow upstream's Ruff convention (PEP 604 ``X | None`` over ``Optional[X]`` with ``# noqa: F401, UP035`` on the legacy import): - ``commands/install.py``: kept upstream's ``_install_apm_packages`` / ``_post_install_summary`` decomposition; threaded ``--root`` Click option + ``install_root_redirect`` context manager through the refactored handler. - ``commands/compile/cli.py``: source root reads (``apm.yml`` detection, ``detect_target`` project_root) wired through ``get_source_root(InstallScope.PROJECT)`` so they survive ``--root``'s chdir. - ``compilation/agents_compiler.py`` + ``distributed_compiler.py``: preserved the ``source_dir`` parameter end-to-end so primitive paths in validation warnings, source-attribution comments, and verbose-trace lines render against the source root. - ``install/services.py`` + ``phases/integrate.py``: kept ``source_root=`` thread-through alongside upstream's new ``ctx=`` parameter to ``integrate_local_content``. - ``install/context.py``: kept upstream's ``cowork_nonsupported_warned`` field; collapsed conflicting docstrings. Hickey/Lowy fixes (microsoft#928 (comment)...): - (Lowy / should-fix) ``InstallContext.source_root`` is now required, not ``Optional[Path] = None``. Resolved at the CLI boundary in ``run_install_pipeline``. Dropped the ``ctx.source_root or ctx.project_root`` and ``ctx.source_root or ctx.apm_dir`` fallbacks in ``phases/resolve.py`` and ``install/sources.py`` -- they masked bugs whenever ``source_root != project_root``. - (Hickey / should-fix) Replaced manual ``__enter__`` / ``finally: __exit__`` pairs with ``with install_root_redirect(...)`` / ``with compile_root_redirect(...)`` in both commands. Re-indents the handler body but unwinds correctly even on early ``return`` or uncaught exceptions, and removes the ``_root_redirect`` reference from the function frame. - (Hickey / should-fix) Added a "Source-vs-deploy root convention" section to ``install/pipeline.py``'s module docstring spelling out which root each phase reads vs writes. Future field additions must pick a side deliberately. - (Lowy / optional) Expanded the comment on ``compile_root_redirect = install_root_redirect`` to document why the alias exists and when it should split. Test fixes for the now-required ``source_root`` field: - ``test_direct_dep_failure.py`` and ``test_no_policy_flag.py``: pass ``source_root=`` alongside ``project_root`` / ``apm_dir`` in ``InstallContext(...)`` constructions. - ``test_architecture_invariants.py``: kept upstream's 1800-LOC ``commands/install.py`` budget; the ``--root`` plumbing fits in the headroom thanks to upstream's parallel decomposition. Verified end-to-end: ``apm install --root SCRATCH`` + ``apm compile --root SCRATCH --target codex,opencode`` produces byte-identical AGENTS.md files to an in-place compile (modulo the non-deterministic Build ID). All install + compilation unit tests pass (656 + arch-invariant suite); the pre-existing 23 failures elsewhere are environmental (missing ``ruamel`` in the local venv, missing ``python``/``llm`` in PATH on Nix bare shell) and unrelated to this merge.
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‎.apm/agents/apm-ceo.agent.md‎

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consume their output as input to strategic calls.
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## Output contract when invoked by apm-review-panel as synthesizer
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When the apm-review-panel skill spawns you as the SYNTHESIZER task
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(after all panelist tasks have returned), you operate under these
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strict rules. They are different from your default arbiter behavior
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because the panel orchestrator owns the verdict computation.
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- The orchestrator passes you the FULL set of validated panelist JSON
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returns as structured input.
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- You produce ARBITRATION PROSE ONLY. You do NOT pick the verdict.
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The verdict is computed deterministically by the orchestrator from
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the aggregated `required[]` counts (APPROVE iff sum == 0, REJECT
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otherwise). The schema makes "approve with required changes"
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structurally impossible.
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- You return JSON matching `assets/ceo-return-schema.json` from the
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apm-review-panel skill, as the FINAL message of your task. No prose
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around the JSON; the orchestrator parses your last message.
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- `arbitration`: 1-3 paragraphs. Resolve any disagreement between
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specialists. Surface strategic implications (positioning, breaking
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change, naming, scope). If specialists agreed and the change is
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uncontroversial, say so plainly.
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- `dissent_notes` (optional): when two or more panelists disagreed
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on whether a finding is REQUIRED vs NIT, name the disagreement
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and state which side you side with and why.
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- `growth_signal` (optional): echo any side-channel note from the
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oss-growth-hacker panelist that should be amplified in the
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headline (conversion, narrative, breaking-change comms).
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- You MUST NOT call `gh pr comment`, `gh pr edit`, `gh issue`, or any
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‎.apm/agents/auth-expert.agent.md‎

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- ADO also supports AAD bearer tokens via `az account get-access-token` (resource `499b84ac-1321-427f-aa17-267ca6975798`); precedence is `ADO_APM_PAT` -> az bearer -> fail. Stale PATs (401) silently fall back to the bearer with a `[!]` warning. See the auth skill for the four diagnostic cases.
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## Output contract when invoked by apm-review-panel
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operate under these strict rules. They override any default behavior
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that would post comments or apply labels.
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in the task prompt.
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- You produce findings in TWO buckets only:
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- `required`: blocks merge. Real, actionable, citing file/line where
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possible. Anything you put here will produce a REJECT verdict.
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- `nits`: one-line suggestions the author can skip. No third bucket,
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no "consider", no "optional follow-up". If a finding is real and
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matters, it is required. If not, it is a nit.
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- You return JSON matching `assets/panelist-return-schema.json` from
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with "active=false" framing (the conditional rule did not fire), you
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‎.apm/agents/cli-logging-expert.agent.md‎

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- You produce findings in TWO buckets only:
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- `nits`: one-line suggestions the author can skip. No third bucket,
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