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# Feature 0007 Remediation Review
Status: resolved
Reviewed implementation commits:
- `d1193e8 Align campaign definitions with Narratio`
- `c7e1845 Correct prompt asset references`
- `a6ce224 Deploy D&D pipeline assets`
- `cbfd601 Add focused asset integration coverage`
The production architecture matches Feature 0007. The campaign repository
uses Narratio's canonical party schema, the prompt repository's internal
references match its installed layout, and the pipeline role exposes and wires
the six approved asset variables. Production convergence contains only the
planned directory declaration and two Git checkout declarations.
The complete integration entry point passes, including native campaign and
prompt discovery, schema resolution, both clean repeated convergences, and
baseline restoration. One test-quality finding remains.
## Finding 1: Make the Prompt-Library Root an Explicit Test Input
Severity: low
`ansible-role-dnd-pipeline/tests/integration` uses the role's default prompt
root implicitly, then duplicates that current default inside the schema check:
```python
schema_root = Path("/usr/local/share/narratio/prompt-library/schemas").resolve()
```
The check protects a valid behavioral requirement: a schema path reported by
Scriptorium must resolve inside the deployed schema directory. The hard-coded
source of that directory is the problem. If the role's default root were
intentionally changed while its Git destination and Scriptorium wiring
remained correct, this test would fail solely because it snapshots the former
default. That conflicts with the testing policy's distinction between an
explicitly selected value and an assertion about the current default.
### Required Remediation
- Define the prompt-library root once as an integration-owned shell value.
- Pass that value explicitly as
`dnd_pipeline_prompt_library_root` in `baseline_args`, alongside the
explicit repository origin and revision.
- Give the same value's `schemas` child to the Python schema-resolution check,
for example as a command argument. Do not repeat the literal inside Python.
- Reuse the existing value for baseline, explicit-version, and cleanup
convergence through the existing `baseline_args` array.
- Do not add a default-value assertion, configuration snapshot, file metadata
check, Git-state check, or separate path-override scenario.
The existing native Narratio and Scriptorium checks, both immediate clean
repeats, and the Seriatim forwarding case should remain otherwise unchanged.
README changes are not required because its test description remains accurate.
## Resolution
Resolved in pipeline-role commit `7572fa3`. The integration driver now owns a
single explicit prompt-library root, passes it to the role with the other
controlled asset inputs, and gives its `schemas` child to the schema-resolution
check. No production code or additional coverage was added.
## Validation
From `ansible-role-dnd-pipeline`, run:
```text
bash -n tests/integration
tests/integration
git diff --check
git status --short --branch
```
Expected result: the controlled prompt root is explicitly supplied to the
role and reused by the deployed-schema check; fresh dependency bootstrap,
syntax checking, production lint, native asset validation, both clean repeats,
and cleanup restoration all continue to pass; and only the intended test
change is present before commit.
From the workspace root, run:
```text
./scripts/status
```
Expected result: the implementation repositories remain clean except for the
intended remediation before it is committed, and no unrelated repository has
changed.
## Review Validation Evidence
During review, `ansible-role-dnd-pipeline/tests/integration` completed
successfully. It installed the pinned application roles and collection into
fresh private paths, passed syntax checking and production-profile lint,
validated the `centaurs` campaign through Narratio, inspected deployed prompts
and a deployed schema through Scriptorium, and reported `changed=0` and
`failed=0` on both required immediate repeats. Cleanup restored Seriatim
`v1.5.0` and the asset-enabled baseline.
Direct review also validated both `centaurs` and `dilfs` by campaign ID through
Narratio and successfully inspected all four prompt definitions affected by
the source corrections. `bash -n`, `git diff --check`, and repository status
checks passed. No production-role or asset-content findings remain.
After remediation, the complete integration entry point passed again,
including fresh dependency bootstrap, syntax checking, production-profile
lint, native asset validation, both immediate clean repeats, the explicit
Seriatim version case, and cleanup restoration. `bash -n` and
`git diff --check` also passed.