config-audit/tests/scanners/cli-unknown-flag-rejection.test.mjs

/**
 * Session #51 — CLIs must reject an unknown flag, never ignore it.
 *
 * Third arm of the argument-handling class first measured in #44/#47/#50. The
 * earlier arms were about a flag's VALUE being swallowed as the scan target
 * (`else if (!args[i].startsWith('-')) targetPath = args[i]`). This arm is
 * quieter and worse: several CLIs have no `else` branch at all, so an
 * unrecognised flag falls out of the parse loop leaving no trace — exit 0, a
 * full payload, and an answer to a question the caller did not ask.
 *
 * Measured cost, live, in the same session that wrote this test: the
 * `knowledge-refresh` command's only user-facing knob (`--stale-after N`)
 * reached the CLI as one malformed argv entry (see
 * command-flag-value-portability.test.mjs). Because the CLI ignored it, the
 * command reported "✓ All 14 register entries were re-verified within the last
 * 90 days" — a true-sounding sentence about a threshold the user had just
 * overridden. Had the CLI failed loudly, the shell bug would have been a
 * one-line exit-3 message instead of a silent wrong answer.
 *
 * Scope of this guard: the CLIs whose commands were dogfooded in this chunk.
 * `optimize-lens-cli.mjs` and `token-hotspots-cli.mjs` share the defect but
 * also carry the still-open positional-swallow arm; both are fixed together in
 * the v5.14 arg-handling chunk, where every call site's flags can be audited at
 * once. They are listed in KNOWN_OPEN so the number stays visible rather than
 * being quietly rounded down to zero.
 */

import { test } from 'node:test';
import { strict as assert } from 'node:assert';
import { spawn } from 'node:child_process';
import { readFile, mkdtemp, readdir, rm } from 'node:fs/promises';
import { resolve, dirname, join } from 'node:path';
import { tmpdir } from 'node:os';
import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';

const __dirname = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
const SCANNERS_DIR = resolve(__dirname, '..', '..', 'scanners');

/**
 * Every CLI in `scanners/` that reads `process.argv`, with the argv it needs to
 * get past required-arg checks and — where it has one — a value-taking flag.
 *
 * KNOWN_OPEN is gone. It named two CLIs; measuring all fourteen (#57) found
 * **seven** open on the unknown-flag arm and **ten** on the value arm, including
 * two CLIs that were already in GUARDED and passing. The deferral list was a
 * prediction from the previous session's field of view, never a measurement.
 */
const GUARDED = [
  { cli: 'campaign-cli.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'knowledge-refresh-cli.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'campaign-write-cli.mjs', argv: ['init'], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'campaign-export-cli.mjs', argv: ['--repo', '.'], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'drift-cli.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--baseline' },
  { cli: 'fix-cli.mjs', argv: ['--dry-run'], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'plugin-health-scanner.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'manifest.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'optimize-lens-cli.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'posture.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--context-window' },
  { cli: 'scan-orchestrator.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'token-hotspots-cli.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'whats-active.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: '--output-file' },
  { cli: 'self-audit.mjs', argv: [], valueFlag: null }, // no value-taking flag
];

function run(cli, argv, cwd = resolve(__dirname, '..', '..')) {
  return new Promise((res) => {
    const child = spawn(process.execPath, [resolve(SCANNERS_DIR, cli), ...argv], { cwd });
    let stderr = '';
    child.stderr.on('data', (d) => { stderr += d; });
    child.stdout.on('data', () => {});
    child.on('close', (code) => res({ code, stderr }));
  });
}

for (const { cli, argv } of GUARDED) {
  test(`${cli} rejects an unknown flag with exit 3`, async () => {
    const { code, stderr } = await run(cli, [...argv, '--zzz-not-a-real-flag']);

    assert.equal(
      code,
      3,
      `${cli} accepted an unknown flag (exit ${code}). A flag the CLI does not understand\n` +
        'must fail loudly — silently ignoring it turns a caller-side bug into a confident\n' +
        'wrong answer. stderr was: ' + JSON.stringify(stderr),
    );
    assert.match(
      stderr,
      /--zzz-not-a-real-flag/,
      `${cli} must name the offending flag so the caller can find it.`,
    );
  });
}

/**
 * Arm 2 — the value arm, and the sharper of the two.
 *
 * `else if (a === '--output-file' && args[i + 1])` only asks whether a next token
 * EXISTS, never whether it is a value. So `--output-file --json` takes `--json`
 * as the filename: measured live (#57), `manifest`, `campaign-cli` and
 * `knowledge-refresh-cli` each wrote a file literally named `--json` into the
 * caller's working directory, exit 0, with `--json` mode silently dropped. A
 * wrong answer is bad; writing an unintended file is worse.
 *
 * Two of the CLIs this catches were already in GUARDED and green on arm 1 — the
 * guard was passing on one arm while the other stood open a few lines away
 * ([[guard-can-be-green-on-its-own-defect]]).
 */
for (const { cli, argv, valueFlag } of GUARDED) {
  if (!valueFlag) continue;

  test(`${cli} rejects ${valueFlag} followed by another flag instead of a value`, async () => {
    const scratch = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'config-audit-argsluk-'));
    try {
      const { code, stderr } = await run(cli, [...argv, valueFlag, '--json'], scratch);

      assert.equal(
        code,
        3,
        `${cli} treated "--json" as the value of ${valueFlag} (exit ${code}). The flag needs a\n` +
          'value; the next flag is not one. stderr was: ' + JSON.stringify(stderr),
      );
      assert.deepEqual(
        await readdir(scratch),
        [],
        `${cli} wrote a file into the caller's working directory named after a FLAG. A CLI that\n` +
          'misreads its own argv must not leave anything on disk.',
      );
    } finally {
      await rm(scratch, { recursive: true, force: true });
    }
  });

  test(`${cli} rejects ${valueFlag} with no value at all`, async () => {
    const { code } = await run(cli, [...argv, valueFlag]);
    assert.equal(
      code,
      3,
      `${cli} ignored a trailing ${valueFlag} (exit ${code}). Under the ux-rule every command\n` +
        'invokes these CLIs as `--output-file <path> 2>/dev/null` — an empty <path> must fail\n' +
        'loudly, not fall through to stdout the command has been told to discard.',
    );
  });
}

/**
 * The caller arm. #45/#46/#47 all taught the same lesson: fixing a CLI does not fix the
 * command that reads its payload. `addedUnverified` and the `skipped` reasons only reach the
 * user if the command template is told to report them — otherwise the CLI is honest into a
 * void, and the phantom repo is just as invisible as before.
 */
const CAMPAIGN_MD = resolve(__dirname, '..', '..', 'commands', 'campaign.md');

test('campaign.md reports the fields the write-CLI added for honest coverage', async () => {
  const content = await readFile(CAMPAIGN_MD, 'utf-8');

  assert.match(
    content,
    /addedUnverified/,
    'campaign.md must report `addedUnverified` after an add — a tracked path the CLI could\n' +
      'not read is exactly the row that silently pollutes the backlog and the token bill.',
  );
  assert.match(
    content,
    /skipped/,
    'campaign.md must report `skipped[]` after a token sweep so the bill\'s coverage is honest.',
  );
});