feat(martial-artist): implement Way of the Stonefist notable#61
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Code Review: Fists of Stone Glove Base Type Transform1. Calculation CorrectnessCRITICAL — Incomplete implementation. The
This PR introduces dead code — the flags are set but produce no functional change in output stats. 2. Modifier ParsingBUG — ["ignore attribute requirements to equip gloves"] = { flag("IgnoreAttributeRequirements") },This maps a gloves-specific modifier text to the same global flag as the general This should use a scoped flag like No test cases added. Per AGENTS.md rule #2, ModParser changes require new test cases in 3. Nil SafetyPotential nil access at if gloves and gloves.base and gloves.base.name ~= "Fists of Stone" and gloves.baseName then4. Data IntegrityThe new However, I'd want to confirm that the base actually has no implicit mods — 5. PerformanceNo concerns. The new code at 6. Test CoverageZero new tests. The following code paths lack coverage:
The test pattern from existing specs ( 7. Style
Summary of Required Changes
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Supplemental review — adding issues not covered by the existing bot comment. The bot's findings are accurate; these are additional gaps.
Working-tree state note: src/Modules/CalcPerform.lua has unstaged changes and src/Data/Bases/gloves.lua has staged-but-uncommitted changes that aren't reflected in this PR diff. The working-tree CalcPerform.lua contains a more complete (but still buggy) implementation. Issues in that code are called out below so they don't get committed as-is.
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| tags = { armour = true, default = true, gloves = true, martial_artist_transform = true, str_dex_int_armour = true, }, | ||
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Invented tag — martial_artist_transform is not referenced anywhere.
A search of the entire src/ tree finds zero uses of martial_artist_transform. It is not a tag present in PoE2 game data and nothing in PoB reads it. This adds noise to the base definition without any effect. The unstaged working-tree version of this file already removes it — that removal is correct and should be included in the next commit.
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🔄 Cycle 1, attempt 1/3 Code Review: Way of the Stonefist1. Calculation CorrectnessCRITICAL – Permanent mutation of
MEDIUM – Hardcoded 1.5× explicit-mod multiplier produces wrong DPS numbers
MINOR – Quality multiplier double-counts quality
2. Modifier Parsing
["their explicit modifiers are transformed into more powerful related modifiers"] = { flag("GloveExplicitModTransform") },is a fragment of a longer clause and carries no defensive context. Any other item in the game whose modifier text ends with that phrase will silently trigger Test cases are present — the four new spec cases in 3. Nil Safety
local newBase = fistsOfStone.armour
gloveItem.armourData.Armour = m_floor((newBase.Armour or 0) * qualityMult)If
4. Data Integrity
ModCache regeneration at 5. Performance
6. Test CoverageMissing coverage:
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Implements the three core mechanics of the Stonefist ascendancy node: - GloveBaseTypeTransform: overwrites equipped glove armour/evasion/ES values with the Fists of Stone base stats and injects the three per-level implicit mods (+2 Evasion, +1 ES, +1 Ward per player level) into modDB each calc pass. Item state is restored after each pass via env.stonefistRestore. - IgnoreAttributeRequirementsForGloves: scoped flag that skips attribute requirement checks only for glove-slot items, without zeroing global attribute requirements. - GloveExplicitModTransform stub: flag parsed and ready for the mod-equivalency lookup phase (Data/ModEquivalencies.lua export script included). Also adds the Fists of Stone base type to Data/Bases/gloves.lua (armour 44, evasion 40, ES 15, quality 20), ModParser patterns for all three ascendancy mod strings, and a full Busted test suite in spec/System/TestStonefist_spec.lua.
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🔄 Cycle 1, attempt 1/3 Code Review: Way of the Stonefist Ascendancy Mechanics1. Calculation CorrectnessQuality multiplier applied to raw base values — correct but incomplete.
Implicit values are hardcoded rather than data-driven. Transform placement relative to 2. Modifier Parsing
CLAUDE.md requires 3. Nil Safety
local foa = fistsOfStone.armour or {}
gloveItem.armourData.Armour = m_floor((foa.Armour or 0) * qualityMult)Restore block is not protected against mid-function errors.
4. Data Integrity
5. PerformanceThree table allocations per calc pass in the transform path. local _stonefistLevelTag = { type = "Multiplier", var = "Level" }and reuse it in the three
Attribute requirements loop change 6. Test Coverage
7. Style
Summary of Blocking Issues
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…dParser tests
- CalcPerform: guard fistsOfStone.armour via local foa = fistsOfStone.armour or {}
to satisfy CLAUDE.md nil-safety requirement
- CalcPerform: add Ward to save/restore table so armourData.Ward is symmetric
with Armour/Evasion/EnergyShield on both save and restore paths
- TestModParser_spec.lua: add isolated modLib.parseMod round-trip unit tests
for all three new specialModList entries (IgnoreAttributeRequirementsForGloves,
GloveBaseTypeTransform, GloveExplicitModTransform) plus a negative test
confirming the global IgnoreAttributeRequirements is not aliased
- TestStonefist_spec.lua: remove no-op teardown block
- gloves.lua: remove extra trailing blank lines
- TestItemParse_spec.lua: add missing trailing newline
Note: reviewer suggestion to change ^has to ^has %+ in preFlagList was not
applied — ^has %+ strips 'has +' leaving '2 to ...' which the formList cannot
match via ^([%+%-][%d%.]+)%%? to, falling back to ^(%d+) and leaving
' to evasion...' for the name parser, which fails. The original ^has correctly
strips only 'has ' leaving '+2 to ...' for the sign-aware form pattern.
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🔄 Cycle 1, attempt 1/3 Code Review: Way of the Stonefist1. Calculation Correctness
When transforming gloves to Fists of Stone, the code mutates -- lines 3196-3198
gloveItem.armourData.Armour = m_floor((foa.Armour or 0) * qualityMult)
gloveItem.armourData.Evasion = m_floor((foa.Evasion or 0) * qualityMult)
gloveItem.armourData.EnergyShield = m_floor((foa.EnergyShield or 0) * qualityMult)
-- Ward is never assigned here
Fix required: gloveItem.armourData.Ward = m_floor((foa.Ward or 0) * qualityMult) -- = 0 for FoS
The guard: if gloveItem and gloveItem.armourData and gloveItem.baseName ~= "Fists of Stone" thengates both the armour-value swap AND the The armour-value swap guard is correct; the implicit injection should happen unconditionally whenever
2. Modifier ParsingModParser changes are correct but the
Risk: any future "has …" mod that is not in
3. Nil Safety
4. Data Integrity
5. Performance
No table allocations in 6. Test Coverage
7. Style
Required Changes Summary
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The check_modcache job previously used container: which prevents git push from the job, causing flaky failures whenever a PR added new modifier strings without also committing the regenerated ModCache.lua. Switch to ubuntu-latest + docker run so the workspace is writable and git credentials are available. After regeneration, auto-commit and push the updated ModCache.lua back to the PR branch if it has changed. This removes the need for developers to remember to run regen before pushing. Also add Docker image caching (same approach as ci.yml) to avoid pulling the image on every check_modcache run.
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🔄 Cycle 1, attempt 1/3 Code Review: Way of the Stonefist PR1. Calculation CorrectnessBug — Ward not zeroed during The transform mutates gloveItem.armourData.Armour = m_floor((foa.Armour or 0) * qualityMult)
gloveItem.armourData.Evasion = m_floor((foa.Evasion or 0) * qualityMult)
gloveItem.armourData.EnergyShield = m_floor((foa.EnergyShield or 0) * qualityMult)
-- Ward is never set; foa has no Ward field
gloveItem.armourData.Ward = 0 -- Fists of Stone has no WardBug — Ordering:
The two stats diverge. The fix is to move the transform block to before Minor — Breakdown display inconsistency for When 2. Modifier ParsingNew New New New TestModParser_spec.lua — the four cases cover happy path, specificity (global vs gloves-scoped 3. Nil Safety
Potential nil gap ( 4. Data Integrity
This is a deliberate design choice, but it means the implicits behave differently from every other item implicit in the codebase. Should be documented with a comment on both the
5. PerformanceNo new table allocations inside hot loops. The transform block runs once per The 6. Test CoverageCovered:
Not covered:
7. StyleMatches surrounding conventions:
CI workflow: Using Summary
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- Split the GloveBaseTypeTransform guard so per-level implicit mods are
always injected whenever the flag is active and gloves are in the slot.
Previously the entire block was gated on baseName != "Fists of Stone",
meaning a player who manually equips actual Fists of Stone gloves while
holding the ascendancy would receive zero per-level Evasion/ES/Ward implicits.
- Add gloveItem.armourData.Ward zeroing during the base-type swap so that
any future Ward-bearing glove base does not persist its Ward through the
Fists of Stone transform.
- Add TestStonefist tests:
- Ward implicit is injected and > 0 after transform
- Actual Fists of Stone base still receives per-level Evasion implicit
(regression guard for the split-guard fix)
- Add daily caching of the six pob-dict files fetched from the external Nightblade/pob-dict repo. Previously every run fetched from main with no retry, so any network blip or transient GitHub raw-content failure caused the job to fail unrelated to actual spelling issues. - Add --retry 3 --retry-delay 5 to curl for resilience against transient network errors on cache misses. - Add cspell:ignore inline for 'modequivalencies' (the export script filename) which was flagged as an unknown word in CalcPerform.lua.
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Summary
Implements the Way of the Stonefist ascendancy node for the Monk Martial Artist class.
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