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feat: name the PR description input pr-body-ai-attribution - #325
pr-body reads like pr-title, but they check different things. pr-title holds the title to every message rule. pr-body checks the description against the AI attribution rules only. A reader of a workflow would expect pr-body to check the description's format, and the name would be taken if a format check for the description is ever wanted.
The input was added in #323 and has not been released, so it can still be renamed without an alias.
What changes
The input pr-body is now pr-body-ai-attribution: the first half names the subject, the second what is checked. It is the same term as ai_attribution in cchk.toml and the CLI's --ai-attribution-only.
The environment variable passed to main.py follows it (PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION).
README input table and the edited tip use the new name.
Before and after
# Beforewith:
pr-title: truepr-body: trueai-label: true# Afterwith:
pr-title: true # the title, every message rulepr-body-ai-attribution: true # the description, AI attribution onlyai-label: true
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pytest: 275 passed, coverage 100% (lines and branches); ruff check, ruff format, mypy clean.
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Updates
Renamed the pull request description setting to clarify that it controls AI attribution. Its behavior and default remain unchanged.
Updated the setup documentation to use the new setting name.
pr-body read like pr-title, which checks the title against every
message rule, while this input checks the description against the AI
attribution rules only. pr-body-ai-attribution names both the subject
and what is checked, the same words as ai_attribution in cchk.toml and
the CLI's --ai-attribution-only. The input has not been released yet.
The action input and environment settings for PR-body attribution have new names. The PR-description check still runs when an AI label is configured, while attribution scope is added only when the new setting is enabled.
Changes: PR body attribution setting
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Rename the action input README.md, action.yml
The documented input is now pr-body-ai-attribution. The action passes its value as PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION.
Update attribution setting and check main.py, main_test.py
The code and tests use the renamed environment setting. The PR description is checked when attribution is enabled or an AI label is configured; detected tools are retained for labeling, and attribution scope is added only when enabled.
The rename is internally consistent, but workflows upgrading from a pre-release revision must update their input or PR-description enforcement becomes disabled. Preserve an alias or explicitly account for this bounded compatibility risk before merging.
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The title "feat: name the PR description input pr-body-ai-attribution" matches the main change. The PR renames the pr-body input to pr-body-ai-attribution in action.yml, README.md, main.py, and main_test.py. The title is concise, specific, and names the new input. It does not cover the related behavior changes, such as the AI-attribution-only scope, but it does not need to.
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Test the environment variable through to the PR-description scope.
The scope test patches the parsed flag, so it can pass if initialization reads the wrong environment name. Add a test that sets PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION before module initialization and asserts that the PR-description scope is reported.
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Review comment at @main_test.py at line 3702:
Update the PR-description scope test to set PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION before module
initialization, then assert that the reported scope is the PR-description scope;
avoid patching PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED so the test verifies the
environment-variable parsing path.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @action.yml:
- Line 40: Keep pr-body as a backward-compatible alias for
pr-body-ai-attribution so workflows using the old input still enable attribution
checks; ensure the legacy value is honored when the new input is not explicitly
set.
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Review comments at @main_test.py:
- Line 3702: Update the PR-description scope test to set PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION
before module initialization, then assert that the reported scope is the
PR-description scope; avoid patching PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED so the test
verifies the environment-variable parsing path.
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Why
pr-bodyreads likepr-title, but they check different things.pr-titleholds the title to every message rule.pr-bodychecks the description against the AI attribution rules only. A reader of a workflow would expectpr-bodyto check the description's format, and the name would be taken if a format check for the description is ever wanted.The input was added in #323 and has not been released, so it can still be renamed without an alias.
What changes
pr-bodyis nowpr-body-ai-attribution: the first half names the subject, the second what is checked. It is the same term asai_attributionincchk.tomland the CLI's--ai-attribution-only.main.pyfollows it (PR_BODY_AI_ATTRIBUTION).editedtip use the new name.Before and after
Checks
pytest: 275 passed, coverage 100% (lines and branches);ruff check,ruff format,mypyclean.Summary by CodeRabbit