feat: add tag name validation (CC401) - #559
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GitHub gates tag name patterns behind its Enterprise-plan metadata restrictions; this brings the same policy to every plan and forge, closing the last ref-naming gap next to the branch rules (#557). A new CC4xx range opens with CC401, checking every tag pointing at the revision under test. --tag (-t) requests it; the pattern comes from regex in the [tag] config section, CCHK_TAG_REGEX, or --tag-regex, defaulting to SemVer with an optional leading v (v1.2.3 or 1.2.3, pre-release and build suffixes included). A commit with no tag is a skip, not a failure: the rule validates how tags are named, and the absence of one is not a naming violation. Piped input names tags directly, one per line — and when the lines are the four-field refs a pre-push hook receives, the tags under push are extracted from refs/tags/* instead (deletions exempt: they remove a name rather than creating one). That makes the new check-tag pre-commit hook validate exactly what a push carries. In GitHub Actions tag builds where a shallow checkout may not carry the tag ref, GITHUB_REF_NAME stands in. validate_tag() joins the public API, and the JSON output carries the rule ID and docs URL like every other rule. Closes #557
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds configurable tag-name validation with a default SemVer pattern. It supports API and CLI usage, pre-push hooks, GitHub Actions tag fallback, stdin parsing, skip handling, and tests for configuration, rule construction, lookup, and validation. ChangesTag validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds CC401 tag-name validation across CLI, API, and pre-push flows. At the current head, edge cases can accept invalid SemVer identifiers, crash on malformed configuration, validate the wrong GitHub tag, or mis-handle Git lookup failures, while custom patterns have no execution bound. These bounded correctness and runtime risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant ValidationEngine
participant TagValidator
participant Git
CLI->>ValidationEngine: request tag check
ValidationEngine->>TagValidator: validate context
TagValidator->>Git: list tags at revision
Git-->>TagValidator: tag names
TagValidator-->>ValidationEngine: validation result
ValidationEngine-->>CLI: report PASS, FAIL, or SKIP
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In `@commit_check/__init__.py`:
- Line 101: Update the version regex in the module initializer to enforce strict
SemVer numeric identifiers: allow zero alone or nonzero-leading numeric
components for the version core and numeric pre-release identifiers, while
retaining the optional v prefix and existing alphanumeric pre-release/build
support.
In `@commit_check/api.py`:
- Line 205: Update the tag normalization around stdin_text to check explicitly
whether tag is None, preserving an explicit empty string instead of converting
it to None; keep the documented Git fallback limited to tag is None.
In `@commit_check/rule_builder.py`:
- Line 79: Update RuleBuilder’s tag configuration handling before constructing
ValidationRule: validate that config["tag"] is a mapping, and normalize invalid
or absent values to the expected empty/default structure. Also ensure tag.regex
is absent or a string before it reaches TagValidator and re.match(), preventing
non-mapping and non-string values from raising runtime errors.
In `@commit_check/util.py`:
- Around line 94-97: Update the tag fallback in get_tags_at to compare the
requested revision with the workflow event revision before using
GITHUB_REF_NAME. Only assign the workflow tag when they match; otherwise
preserve an empty tag result so --tag --rev other-sha cannot validate a tag from
another commit.
- Line 89: Update the command-output handling around cmd_output so a nonzero Git
exit status produces an empty list instead of parsing stderr as tag names.
Preserve normal output parsing for successful commands, allowing the
missing-HEAD case to return SKIP rather than triggering CC401.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 260-263: Update the pre-commit snippet’s rev value to a released
commit-check tag that includes the check-tag hook and matches an available PyPI
package version; keep the existing hook configuration unchanged.
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Five review findings, all verified before fixing:
* get_tags_at ran git through cmd_output, which returns stderr text
on a nonzero exit instead of raising — so a git diagnostic could be
parsed as a tag name and fail CC401 where the check should skip.
Run git directly and read stdout only on exit 0.
* The GitHub Actions fallback could hand the event's tag name to
--rev at a different commit; it now applies only to HEAD or the
workflow's own GITHUB_SHA.
* The default pattern accepted leading zeroes (v01.2.3, v1.2.3-01),
which SemVer forbids; the body is now the official semver.org
pattern with the optional v prefix kept.
* A malformed [tag] section (non-table value, non-string regex) fell
through to AttributeError/TypeError at validation time; it now
falls back to the defaults.
* validate_tag("") read tags from HEAD behind the caller's back; an
explicit empty string now names an empty tag list and skips.
The README check-tag snippet keeps its v2.15.1 pin per AGENTS.md
(pins track the latest published release) with a note that the hook
ships in the first release after it.
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Summary
Implements #557: tag name validation, opening the
CC4xxrule range with CC401. GitHub gates tag name patterns behind Enterprise-plan metadata restrictions; this brings the same policy to every plan and forge, closing the last ref-naming gap next to the branch rules.How it works
--tag/-tvalidates every tag pointing at the revision under test (--rev, orHEAD). A commit with no tag is a skip, not a failure — the rule validates how tags are named, and the absence of one is not a naming violation.--tag-regex>CCHK_TAG_REGEX>[tag] regexin TOML > default. The default accepts SemVer with an optional leadingv(v1.2.3or1.2.3, pre-release and build-metadata suffixes included). An empty pattern deliberately disables the match.refs/tags/*instead — so the newcheck-tagpre-commit hook (stages: [pre-push]) validates exactly what a push carries. Tag deletions are exempt: they remove a name rather than creating one.GITHUB_REF_NAME(guarded byGITHUB_REF_TYPE=tag) stands in.validate_tag()joins the public Python API; JSON output carriesrule_id: CC401and the docs URL like every other rule.Notes for release
docs_urlalready points athttps://commit-check.com/rules/#cc401.check-tagsnippet becomes installable once the release containing the hook exists.Testing
get_tags_atincl. env fallback precedence), api, main (flag parsing, help), config_merger (env + defaults)test_load_config_file_permission_error) is a sandbox artifact — this environment runs as root, which ignoreschmod 000, and it fails identically on a cleanmaincheckoutpre-commit runclean across changed files (ruff check/format, mypy, codespell, yaml)--revon an older tagged commit, skip with exit 0 on untagged commits, piped and multi-tag behavior,GITHUB_REF_TYPEfallback, JSON output shape🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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