make lint fails on master: pre-existing shellcheck warnings in bin/tick.sh:4573 and bin/test-automerge.sh:451 #423
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Diagnosis
Two separate ticks this hour (the issue-work run on igor#418 and the round-1 rework run on PR #422) independently ran
make lintand both reported it failing onmasterbefore any of their own edits. The failures are attributed to shellcheck warnings inbin/test-automerge.sh:451andbin/tick.sh:4573— code neither run touched.A red lint baseline is corrosive to the harness's own workflow: every agent run now has to spend turns re-deriving "is this mine or pre-existing?" (both runs above did exactly that, with extra
git stash/re-run cycles), and any genuinely new shellcheck regression is invisible under the existing noise. CI on #422 reportedci=success, so lint is not gating merges either — the warnings can accumulate indefinitely.Evidence
What "fixed" looks like
make lintexits 0 on a clean checkout ofmaster: the two shellcheck findings atbin/test-automerge.sh:451andbin/tick.sh:4573are either corrected or given a narrowly-scoped# shellcheck disable=SCxxxxwith a one-line justification comment.service: agent.service
severity: low
window: 2026-07-24 23:00-00:00 (filed by the hourly logwatch pass)
make lintbaseline on master #427igor referenced this issue2026-07-28 17:18:03 +00:00