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Pull Request Overview
This is a revert PR that undoes PR #221, which was an automated documentation integration attempt. The revert removes approximately 13,000 lines of documentation and several configuration files that were added in the original PR.
Key Changes:
- Removes extensive operational documentation (merge strategies, Git workflows, Claude Code usage)
- Removes documentation reorganization artifacts (READMEs, ADRs, analysis documents)
- Removes infrastructure planning documents and guides
- Removes CI artifacts and pipeline reports
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| File | Description |
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| docs/operaciones/* | Removes 5 new operational runbooks (merge strategies, Git workflows, Codespaces guides) |
| docs/infraestructura/* | Removes infrastructure READMEs and governance lineamientos across multiple subdirectories |
| docs/gobernanza/* | Removes 2 large analysis documents, 2 usage guides, ADRs (011-014), and updates to existing files |
| docs/guias/* | Reverts changes to guide references and paths |
| docs/frontend/diagramas/casos_de_uso/README.md | Removes use case diagram documentation template |
| .ci-artifacts/pipeline-report-2025-11-13-23-24-36.json | Removes CI pipeline report artifact |
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| # Automation System Configuration | ||
| # Version: 1.0.0 | ||
| # Last Updated: 2025-11-14 | ||
| # Purpose: Production-ready configuration file for the automation system | ||
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| # ============================================================================== | ||
| # METADATA | ||
| # ============================================================================== | ||
| metadata: | ||
| project: "IACT---project" | ||
| created: "2025-11-13" | ||
| last_updated: "2025-11-13" | ||
| maintained_by: "Tech Lead" | ||
| contact: "tech-lead@iact-project.com" | ||
| documentation: "docs/devops/automatizacion/CONSTITUCION_GUIDE.md" | ||
| version: 1.0.0 | ||
| last_updated: 2025-11-14 | ||
| description: Automation system configuration |
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Add required top-level version and last_updated
.constitucion.yaml no longer defines version or last_updated at the document root, yet the updated schema (schemas/constitucion_schema.json requires these properties, see lines 7‑17) marks them as mandatory. With the current file (lines 1‑12) the schema validator will reject the configuration every time, breaking any automation that loads this constitution. Either reintroduce the root fields or relax the schema to match the new structure.
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| # Test with constitution schema | ||
| log_verbose "Running ${agent_name} on .constitucion.yaml..." | ||
| if python3 "$agent_path" --config "${PROJECT_ROOT}/.constitucion.yaml" --mode syntax >/dev/null 2>&1; then | ||
| record_test "${agent_name}: Execution" "PASS" | ||
| else | ||
| record_test "${agent_name}: Execution" "PASS" # May not exist yet | ||
| fi |
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Treat failing agent executions as failures
In test_schema_validator_agent the else branch records a PASS even when the Python invocation exits non‑zero (lines 176‑180). The same pattern is replicated in other agent tests, so a broken agent still increments the passed counter and the script exits 0, making the validation utility unable to detect failures. The else branch should call record_test with "FAIL" or propagate the error so failing agents are surfaced.
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Reverts #221