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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe pull request expands StackRelationship static analysis to support both field orders. It adds systemd readiness notification after AgentX registration, updates service policy and documentation, and adds unit and integration coverage. ChangesStack relationship validation
Systemd readiness
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant agentx_ifstack
participant session_run
participant AgentX_master
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agentx_ifstack->>session_run: Start session with ready callback
session_run->>AgentX_master: Register AgentX session
session_run->>agentx_ifstack: Invoke callback after registration
agentx_ifstack->>systemd: Send READY=1
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In @.opengrep/agentx-ifstack-rules.yaml:
- Line 61: Add explicit reversed-field-order patterns to both StackRelationship
construction patterns in the rule, matching StackRelationship with lower before
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Rust accepts the two fields in either order. The rule matched only
`higher` before `lower`, so `StackRelationship { lower, higher }` built the
same relationship and produced no finding. An unguarded self reference
written that way passed the guard rule.
Both construction patterns now match either order. Opengrep does not
resolve YAML aliases, so each branch of the rule repeats the pair.
Fixtures cover the reversed form unguarded, the reversed shorthand form,
the reversed form inside the equality branch, and the reversed form with a
terminating guard.
`session::run` calls the readiness callback directly after the AgentX Register acknowledgement, before the request loop and before any inventory. The README said `systemctl start` reports success "when the subagent serves rows". Registration can complete while reads still return a processing error, so the start could look healthy with an empty table. The readiness sentence now names AgentX registration and says registration is not row availability. The paragraph on the first complete inventory keeps the detail. A policy test holds the doc to the code path: the readiness callback must follow the Register acknowledgement and precede the request loop, and the README must not describe start success as serving rows. A guard regression test restores the old wording and asserts the policy test fails.
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