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Upgrade to ruff 0.16.8: rule names, ruff: ignore, residual fixes - #523

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Classification: pinned upgrade (Makefile RUFF_VERSION 0.15.12 -> 0.16.8); main is green today, so this is a deliberate upgrade with code changes, reviewed.

ruff 0.16.8, which CI installs unpinned, rejects rule codes in pyproject.toml selectors (RUF201) and flags # noqa: CODE comments (RUF105). ruff check --fix (0.16.8) rewrote both. The Makefile's RUFF_VERSION moves from 0.15.12, which rejects rule names (Unknown rule selector), to 0.16.8. One property docstring began with a verb (D421) and is now a noun phrase. The comment rewrites and that docstring are the only code edits.

Validation

  • ruff check (0.16.8) before: 69 errors (27 RUF201, 41 RUF105, 1 D421). After: clean; ruff format --check clean.
  • make lint-python and make check-fmt-python pass locally.
  • make test-scripts could not collect locally (No module named 'cuprum', an unsynced local environment unrelated to this diff); CI is the gate for it.

Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade Ruff to 0.16.8 and align the project configuration and Python sources with its updated rule and suppression requirements.

Enhancements:

  • Update Ruff configuration and suppressions to use rule names and the new ruff: ignore syntax supported by Ruff 0.16.8.
  • Document the pinned Ruff version and repository conventions for running and configuring it.

Build:

  • Upgrade the pinned Ruff version from 0.15.12 to 0.16.8.

Documentation:

  • Add developer guidance for the pinned Ruff version, rule-name selectors, and suppression syntax.

Chores:

  • Update affected Python docstrings and lint suppressions to remain compatible with the upgraded Ruff rules.

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The PR updates the repository’s default Ruff to 0.16.8 and converts configuration selectors and inline suppressions to the rule-name syntax required by that release, with one docstring wording fix. Ruff linting and formatting pass after the migration; the full script test suite was not runnable locally because the environment lacks the unrelated cuprum dependency.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Upgrade Ruff and migrate configuration and inline suppressions from numeric rule codes to Ruff 0.16.8 rule names.
  • Pin the Makefile’s default Ruff version to 0.16.8.
  • Replace selected and ignored rule codes in pyproject.toml with descriptive rule names, including renamed documentation and test exceptions.
  • Rewrite inline noqa suppressions across scripts and workflow-contract tests as ruff: ignore[...] comments using rule names while preserving their rationales.
Makefile
pyproject.toml
scripts/check_redoc_ignore.py
scripts/local_k8s/commands.py
scripts/local_k8s/config.py
scripts/local_k8s/session_secret.py
scripts/local_k8s/unittests/test_cli.py
scripts/local_k8s/unittests/test_commands.py
scripts/local_k8s/unittests/test_deployment.py
scripts/local_k8s/unittests/test_helm_render.py
scripts/local_k8s/unittests/test_properties.py
scripts/warm_pg_embedded_cache_support.py
tests/workflow_contracts/codescene_publisher_scenarios_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/documentation_gate_behaviour_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/documentation_gate_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/embedded_postgres_env_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/makefile_failure_propagation_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/makefile_tooling_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/pylint_tier_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/strict_loader_entry_points_test.py
tests/workflow_contracts/strict_yaml.py
Make the affected documentation comply with the upgraded Ruff docstring rule.
  • Change the kube-context property summary from a verb-led sentence to a noun phrase.
scripts/local_k8s/config.py

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Summary

  • Upgrade the pinned Ruff version from 0.15.12 to 0.16.8.
  • Update Ruff rule selectors and lint suppressions across Python scripts and tests to use rule names supported by Ruff 0.16.8.
  • Reword the PreviewConfig.kube_context property docstring without changing its returned value.
  • Document the Ruff pin and rule-name requirements in the developers’ guide.

Validation

The author reports that ruff check, ruff format --check, make lint-python and make check-fmt-python passed locally. The author also reports that make test-scripts could not collect because cuprum was missing from the unsynced environment; CI remains the gate for that check.

Walkthrough

Pin Ruff to version 0.16.8 and update its selected rules, ignores and test-file exemptions. Replace existing lint suppression comments with Ruff-specific directives across scripts and tests. The described command, test and parsing behaviour remains unchanged.

Changes

Ruff lint configuration update

Layer / File(s) Summary
Update Ruff version and rule configuration
Makefile, pyproject.toml, docs/developers-guide.md
The Makefile pins Ruff 0.16.8. The Ruff selection, ignored rules and test-file exemptions change. The developer guide specifies the pinned version and rule-name syntax for selectors and suppressions.
Use Ruff suppressions in scripts
scripts/check_redoc_ignore.py, scripts/local_k8s/*, scripts/warm_pg_embedded_cache_support.py
Existing lint suppressions change to Ruff-specific directives. The kube_context docstring wording also changes.
Use Ruff suppressions in tests
scripts/local_k8s/unittests/*, tests/workflow_contracts/*
Existing lint suppressions change to Ruff-specific directives. Test calls, values and parsing behaviour remain unchanged.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 215cf

The developer guide misstates why Ruff discourages rule-code selectors. Correcting it will prevent confusion for maintainers; this is a bounded documentation issue.

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✅ Passed checks (15 passed)
Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed Accept the title. It clearly identifies the Ruff 0.16.8 upgrade and the related rule-name and suppression changes. No roadmap or issue reference is required by the supplied context.
Description check ✅ Passed Accept the description. It directly explains the Ruff upgrade, lint-rule migration, documentation updates, validation results, and test limitation.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 23 functions across 19 files. (1 skipped: …
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Testing (Overall) ✅ Passed Pass this check. The pull request introduces no substantive product functionality or runtime behaviour. The Ruff pin, rule selectors, and suppressions change lint-tool configuration and comments. The …
User-Facing Documentation ✅ Passed Pass this check. The pull request changes developer tooling only: it pins Ruff, updates lint rule names and suppressions, and adds guidance to docs/developers-guide.md. The Python diff changes comme…
Developer Documentation ✅ Passed Pass the check. The pull request changes the Ruff tooling requirement from 0.15.12 to 0.16.8 and adds a clear section to docs/developers-guide.md. The section documents the pin, the `uv tool run --f…
Module-Level Documentation ✅ Passed All 19 changed Python modules have module-level docstrings in both the base and head revisions. The pull request does not add a module or remove a module docstring. Its only docstring change is the `P…
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@leynos leynos changed the title Select Ruff rules by name for ruff 0.16.8 Upgrade to ruff 0.16.8: rule names, ruff: ignore, residual fixes Sep 30, 2026
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ruff 0.16.8 rejects rule codes in pyproject.toml selectors (RUF201
rule-codes-in-selectors) and flags `# noqa: CODE` comments (RUF105).
`ruff check --fix` rewrote both. The Makefile pin moves from 0.15.12,
which does not know rule names, to 0.16.8. One property docstring began
with a verb (D421) and is now a noun phrase.
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leynos force-pushed the ruff-0-16-8-selectors branch from 8bb2da6 to cbe2308 Compare October 1, 2026 19:13
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State the Makefile's Ruff 0.16.8 pin, that pyproject.toml is the source of the named rules, and the ruff: ignore[rule-name] suppression spelling, as the review's Developer Documentation row asked.
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@coderabbitai review. Head 8bb2da6 adopts ruff 0.16.8: rule names in selectors and suppressions, Makefile RUFF_VERSION 0.15.12 to 0.16.8; rebased onto main after #518 so the audit step passes. Content unchanged since the earlier review request.

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- Around line 1647-1648: Update the wording in the documentation around RUF201
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Ruff 0.16 reports rule codes in selectors as rule-codes-in-selectors (RUF201), which fails ruff check; it does not reject the configuration. Reword the Python quality gates paragraph as the review asked.
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@coderabbitai Head 0892e24 actions the one thread at 215cf79 (wording: RUF201 is a diagnostic, not a rejection). The delta is docs only. Does anything block merging this head?

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Merge basis: CodeRabbit answered the question at 2026-10-02T17:24Z for head 0892e24: "No code or CI blocker remains at 0892e24." It confirmed the delta from 215cf79 is docs only and describes RUF201 correctly, all threads are resolved, all checks passed or were skipped, and GitHub reports MERGEABLE and CLEAN. Its table at 215cf79 was 15 of 15 passed. I did not post the approve command it suggested; the CHANGES_REQUESTED state on 215cf79 does not make the merge state anything but CLEAN.

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