/ci

Name

ci

Description

Run the local CI pipeline (ruff, bandit, pytest, sonar-scanner) and refresh SonarQube.

disable-model-invocation

true

# /ci: full local CI + SonarQube refresh

Run this before opening a PR, or whenever the `mcp__sonarqube__*` findings look stale. The scanner
uploads the JSON reports that ruff, bandit, and pytest produce, so those have to run first.

## Steps

1. Drop stale reports so the scanner never uploads yesterday's data.
2. Sync dev and test deps.
3. Run ruff with a JSON report (exit-zero so the chain continues even if there are findings).
4. Run bandit with a JSON report (exit-zero, same reason).
5. Run the full pytest suite (must pass; pytest-cov writes `reports/coverage.xml`).
6. Assert `reports/coverage.xml` exists and is non-empty. This guards against the "0% coverage" trap
   where `sonar-scanner` silently ships an empty report.
7. Invoke `sonar-scanner`, tee the log to `reports/sonar-scan.log`.

```bash
rm -f reports/coverage.xml reports/lcov.info reports/ruff_report.json reports/bandit_report.json && \
  uv sync --group dev --group test && \
  uv run ruff check --fix --output-format=json --output-file=reports/ruff_report.json --exit-zero . && \
  uv run bandit --configfile pyproject.toml --recursive --format json --output reports/bandit_report.json --exit-zero . && \
  uv run pytest && \
  test -s reports/coverage.xml && \
  sonar-scanner 2>&1 | tee reports/sonar-scan.log
```

After the scanner finishes, use `mcp__sonarqube__search_sonar_issues_in_projects` to pull new
findings for review.

## Notes

- pytest is the gate: if tests fail, the chain stops before the scanner runs.
- The `test -s reports/coverage.xml` guard is the second gate. If coverage.xml is missing or empty
  the chain stops before upload, so the SonarCloud dashboard never flips back to 0%.
- ruff and bandit are set to `--exit-zero` on purpose so report JSON is always written.
- Do **not** skip this pipeline to make findings disappear. If something is flaky, fix the flake.
- Do **not** run `sonar-scanner` on its own. Without a fresh `reports/coverage.xml` it uploads an
  analysis with 0% coverage and overwrites the last good one.