@herbertgao/pi-extensions 2026.10.1 → 2026.10.3

package/node_modules/pi-lens/dist/clients/project-lens-config.js

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-/**
- * Project-level `.pi-lens.json` config loader.
- *
- * Reads an optional `.pi-lens.json` (or `pi-lens.json`) at the project root and
- * surfaces the fields the rest of pi-lens honors:
- *
- *   - `ignore` — gitignore-style glob patterns added to every scan (LSP walk,
- *     fact-rules, tree-sitter, jscpd, knip, review graph, source-filter). Wired
- *     into `getProjectIgnoreMatcher` in `file-utils.ts` via the existing
- *     `createProjectIgnoreMatcher(rootDir, extraPatterns)` extension point.
- *
- *   - `rules` — per-rule threshold overrides. Currently honored:
- *       rules["high-complexity"].threshold — cyclomatic complexity (default 15)
- *       rules["high-fan-out"].threshold   — distinct-function calls (default 20)
- *
- *   - `maxProjectFiles` — the base project-size scale knob (#776). Read by
- *     `clients/project-scale.ts`'s `getProjectScaleBase`, which derives the
- *     five subsystem size budgets (project-diagnostics scanner, review graph,
- *     startup scan, jscpd, word index) as documented ratios of this value.
- *
- *   - `reviewGraph.maxFiles` — explicit review-graph file-budget override
- *     (#775 R2), for monorepos that want a bigger graph than
- *     `project-scale.ts`'s adaptive taper would derive from
- *     `maxProjectFiles` alone. Tolerantly parsed (numeric strings coerce via
- *     `toPositiveFinite`, same as `maxProjectFiles`) and clamped to
- *     `[100, 20_000]` — a value outside that range is silently clamped
- *     rather than rejected (still an explicit, deliberate opt-in; only a
- *     non-numeric/non-positive value warns and is dropped). Read by
- *     `getReviewGraphMaxFilesDerived`, where it takes precedence over the
- *     taper (but the subsystem's own PRE-EXISTING
- *     `PI_LENS_REVIEW_GRAPH_MAX_FILES` env override still wins outright over
- *     both, unchanged).
- *
- *   - `format.enabled`, `autofix.enabled`, and
- *     `actionableWarnings.autoFix.enabled` — project-owned mutation controls.
- *     These can disable pi-lens writes while leaving diagnostics enabled.
- *
- * The file is loaded once per `(path, mtimeMs)` and cached — editing the file
- * invalidates the cache so the next access sees the new values without
- * restarting pi. Discovery is cached by starting directory and validated by the
- * cached directory mtimes plus the config-file mtime, so hot paths do not repeat
- * candidate-file probes on every dispatch.
- *
- * The loader walks up from the starting directory until it finds a config file
- * (mirroring `lsp/config.ts`'s `loadLSPConfig` so project-monorepos with a
- * `.pi-lens.json` at the repo root work without per-subdir configs).
- *
- * A malformed file is treated as "no config" and logged once — we never want a
- * stray syntax error in user-edited JSON to break diagnostics.
- *
- * `findPiLensConfigInDir` / `loadPiLensConfigInDir` are the per-directory
- * (no upward walk) counterparts used by `file-utils.ts`'s
- * `getProjectIgnoreMatcher` to layer NESTED `.pi-lens.json` `ignore` fields
- * the same way nested `.gitignore`s are already layered (#783): every
- * ancestor directory between the git root and a scanned file is checked for
- * its own config file, so a package-local `.pi-lens.json`'s `ignore`
- * patterns apply to files inside that package, in addition to (and with
- * higher precedence than) the root config's `ignore` patterns.
- */
-import { resetIgnoredConfigWarnCache, warnIgnoredConfigOnce, } from "./config-warn.js";
-import * as fs from "node:fs";
-import * as os from "node:os";
-import * as path from "node:path";
-import { toPositiveFinite } from "./env-utils.js";
-import { FRESHNESS_CADENCE_MS } from "./freshness-cadence.js";
-import { assignFlagConfigSection, flagConfigSectionKeys, GLOBAL_NON_FLAG_CONFIG_SECTIONS, GLOBAL_ONLY_NON_FLAG_KEYS, hasFlagConfigPath, LENS_FLAGS, PROJECT_FOREIGN_CONFIG_NAMESPACES, PROJECT_FOREIGN_NAMESPACE_HONORED_KEYS, PROJECT_NON_FLAG_CONFIG_SECTIONS, PROJECT_SCOPED_LENS_FLAGS, readFlagConfigValue, } from "./lens-flag-registry.js";
-import { configSearchDirs, getPiLensGlobalConfigPath, isResolvedGlobalConfigPath, PROJECT_CONFIG_BASENAMES, PROJECT_CONFIG_LOCATIONS, } from "./config-locations.js";
-import { deprecationRecords, ignoredRecordCollector, projectLocationFor, readConfigDocument, reportConfigReadFailure, reportPiLensConfigRecords, resolveOnePiLensConfigDocument, } from "./config-resolve.js";
-import { finalizeRecords, } from "./config-core/records.js";
-import { homeRelativePath, isAtOrAboveHomeDir, walkUpDirs, } from "./path-utils.js";
-import { dirMtimesStillFresh, findPiLensConfigMarkerInDir, } from "./workspace-topology.js";
-import { readToolConfig } from "./tool-config.js";
-/**
- * Project config basenames, in DESCENDING precedence (first match wins), for
- * this loader's own discovery.
- *
- * Re-exported from `config-locations.ts`, which owns the derivation, so this
- * loader's long-standing export keeps working while there is exactly ONE list
- * (#2426 review round 2: `workspace-topology.ts` was still carrying a third
- * copy).
- */
-export { PROJECT_CONFIG_BASENAMES } from "./config-locations.js";
-/** Clamp bounds for `reviewGraph.maxFiles` — see the field's doc comment above. */
-const REVIEW_GRAPH_MAX_FILES_MIN = 100;
-const REVIEW_GRAPH_MAX_FILES_MAX = 20_000;
-export const EMPTY_PROJECT_CONFIG = {
-    ignore: [],
-    rules: {},
-    maxProjectFiles: undefined,
-    reviewGraph: undefined,
-    raw: undefined,
-    configPath: undefined,
-};
-/** Cache by absolute config path; we read each candidate's mtime before reuse. */
-const configCache = new Map();
-const discoveryCache = new Map();
-/**
- * The shared body of `loadPiLensProjectConfig` and `loadPiLensConfigInDir`:
- * reuse a fresh cache entry, or parse and cache one, and — EITHER WAY (#2426
- * review round 3, F2) — report the resolution's migration records. Content
- * caching (skip re-reading unchanged bytes off disk) and per-session
- * reporting (tell the user once a session about a deprecated setting) are two
- * different lifetimes; folding "already cached" into "already reported"
- * silently dropped the report the moment the file stopped changing.
- */
-function loadCachedConfigFile(info) {
-    const cached = configCache.get(info.path);
-    if (cached && cached.mtimeMs === info.mtimeMs && cached.size === info.size) {
-        replayConfigNotices(cached);
-        return cached.config;
-    }
-    const parsed = parseConfigFile(info.path);
-    const entry = {
-        mtimeMs: info.mtimeMs,
-        size: info.size,
-        config: parsed.config,
-        records: parsed.records,
-        ignored: parsed.ignored,
-    };
-    configCache.set(info.path, entry);
-    replayConfigNotices(entry);
-    return parsed.config;
-}
-/**
- * Report BOTH classes of notice a parse produced (#2426 review round 4, F3).
- *
- * The resolution's records go through the shared seam, which derives each
- * one's subsystem from the record. This loader's own records do not: they are
- * `project-lens-config`'s by construction — it composed their prose — so
- * routing them through that derivation would relabel `"lsp.enabled" is a
- * global-only pi-lens setting` as an LSP-config problem, which is the opposite
- * of what it says.
- */
-function replayConfigNotices(entry) {
-    reportPiLensConfigRecords(entry.records);
-    for (const record of entry.ignored) {
-        warnIgnoredConfigOnce({
-            subsystem: "project-lens-config",
-            file: record.file,
-            reason: record.reason,
-            code: record.code,
-        });
-    }
-}
-/**
- * Walk up from `startDir` looking for a `.pi-lens.json` or `pi-lens.json`.
- * Returns the parsed config, or an empty config if none was found.
- */
-export function loadPiLensProjectConfig(startDir, preloadedInfo) {
-    // ONE discovery per load (#2426 review round 5, F-C). The legacy-document
-    // enumeration below and the config-file lookup are two READS of the same
-    // cache entry, and resolving that entry twice — the default argument once,
-    // the record replay again — doubled the freshness stats every warm load
-    // pays, on a path called per dispatch. The entry is resolved here and both
-    // halves read it.
-    const entry = discoveryEntryFor(startDir);
-    // #2426 review round 4, F4. The half-migrated notices — a legacy
-    // `pi-lens.json` sitting BESIDE or ABOVE the canonical `.pi-lens.json` this
-    // walk stops at — used to be produced only by `loadLSPConfig`, whose
-    // discovery collects from every bearing directory rather than stopping at
-    // the first. Under `--no-lsp`, `lsp.enabled: false`, or a subagent session
-    // (#449, routine) that loader never runs, and the pi-lens-OWNED records for
-    // a pi-lens-owned file were then produced by nobody at all. The pi-lens
-    // loader now enumerates those documents itself, for records only: nothing
-    // here is merged, and which file supplies a VALUE is unchanged.
-    const configInfo = preloadedInfo ?? freshInfoFor(entry);
-    // The selected legacy document is resolved below and its bounded migration
-    // records are cached with that projection. Reporting the discovery copy as
-    // well would produce two suppression records with different totals, because
-    // the discovery walk and the single-document resolution see different
-    // record populations. Keep discovery-only documents here; the selected file
-    // is reported by `loadCachedConfigFile`.
-    const selectedLegacyPath = configInfo?.path;
-    reportPiLensConfigRecords(entry.legacyRecords.filter((record) => record.file !== selectedLegacyPath));
-    if (!configInfo)
-        return EMPTY_PROJECT_CONFIG;
-    return loadCachedConfigFile(configInfo);
-}
-/** For tests + callers that need to force a re-read (e.g. config-watcher hooks). */
-export function resetProjectLensConfigCache() {
-    configCache.clear();
-    discoveryCache.clear();
-    resetIgnoredConfigWarnCache("project-lens-config");
-}
-/**
- * Look for a `.pi-lens.json`/`pi-lens.json` directly IN `dir` — no upward
- * walk. Used to layer nested per-package configs (#783) the same way
- * `file-utils.ts` layers nested `.gitignore`s: each ancestor directory
- * between the git root and a target file is checked for its OWN config
- * file, independent of whatever config `loadPiLensProjectConfig`'s upward
- * walk would find starting from `dir`.
- *
- * Sourced from the shared workspace-topology marker index (#806) — one
- * `readdir` pass per directory visit collects this marker alongside
- * `tsconfig.json`/workspace-manifest markers other consumers need for the
- * SAME directory, instead of each subsystem re-probing it independently.
- */
-export function findPiLensConfigInDir(dir) {
-    const marker = findPiLensConfigMarkerInDir(dir);
-    if (!marker)
-        return undefined;
-    return {
-        path: marker.path,
-        dir: marker.dir,
-        mtimeMs: marker.mtimeMs,
-        size: marker.size,
-    };
-}
-/**
- * Find the closest config, between an edited file and the project root, that
- * explicitly defines one mutation flag. The walk uses the shared primitive
- * and refuses to inspect HOME or any ancestor of HOME.
- */
-export function findNestedProjectMutationValue(spec, editedFilePath, projectRoot, homeDir = os.homedir()) {
-    const root = path.resolve(projectRoot);
-    const start = path.dirname(path.resolve(editedFilePath));
-    for (const dir of walkUpDirs(start)) {
-        if (isAtOrAboveHomeDir(dir, homeDir))
-            break;
-        const rel = path.relative(root, dir);
-        if (rel.startsWith("..") || path.isAbsolute(rel))
-            break;
-        const config = loadPiLensConfigInDir(dir);
-        const enabled = readFlagConfigValue(config, spec.configKey);
-        if (enabled !== undefined)
-            return { value: enabled, dir };
-        if (dir === root)
-            break;
-    }
-    return undefined;
-}
-/**
- * Load the `.pi-lens.json`/`pi-lens.json` directly IN `dir` (no upward
- * walk) — the per-directory counterpart to `loadPiLensProjectConfig`'s
- * upward-walking discovery. Shares `configCache` (keyed by absolute config
- * path + mtime), so a directory whose config was already loaded via the
- * upward-walk path (e.g. the git root itself) is not re-read here.
- */
-export function loadPiLensConfigInDir(dir) {
-    const info = findPiLensConfigInDir(dir);
-    if (!info)
-        return EMPTY_PROJECT_CONFIG;
-    return loadCachedConfigFile(info);
-}
-/** The cached discovery for `startDir`, recomputed when it is no longer fresh. */
-function discoveryEntryFor(startDir) {
-    const cacheKey = path.resolve(startDir);
-    const cached = discoveryCache.get(cacheKey);
-    if (cached && discoveryCacheStillFresh(cached))
-        return cached;
-    const discovered = discoverPiLensProjectConfig(cacheKey);
-    discoveryCache.set(cacheKey, discovered);
-    return discovered;
-}
-export function findPiLensProjectConfig(startDir) {
-    return freshInfoFor(discoveryEntryFor(startDir));
-}
-/**
- * The winning config file's info, re-statted.
- *
- * Split out of `findPiLensProjectConfig` so a caller that already holds the
- * discovery entry does not resolve it a second time to get here (#2426 review
- * round 5, F-C). The re-stat itself stays: the entry can be fresh by directory
- * mtime while the config file was rewritten in place, and the caller keys its
- * content cache on the mtime/size this returns.
- */
-function freshInfoFor(entry) {
-    if (!entry.info)
-        return undefined;
-    const stat = safeFileStat(entry.info.path);
-    if (!stat?.isFile())
-        return entry.info;
-    return { ...entry.info, mtimeMs: stat.mtimeMs, size: stat.size };
-}
-function safeFileStat(filePath) {
-    try {
-        return fs.statSync(filePath);
-    }
-    catch {
-        return undefined;
-    }
-}
-function safeDirMtimeMs(dir) {
-    try {
-        return fs.statSync(dir).mtimeMs;
-    }
-    catch {
-        return -1;
-    }
-}
-function discoveryCacheStillFresh(entry) {
-    if (!dirMtimesStillFresh(entry.dirMtimes)) {
-        return false;
-    }
-    // #2483 round 2. When no config was found anywhere, `bearingDirMtimes`'s
-    // no-`info` branch scopes `dirMtimes` to `startDir` alone, so the `.every`
-    // above can only ever see churn AT `startDir` — a config file created at
-    // any ancestor above it moves nothing this entry tracks, and the entry
-    // would then read as fresh for the rest of the process (no production
-    // caller resets it, and a same-`startDir` load never rediscovers). The
-    // issue's acceptance line rules that out ("a new config file created in
-    // the chain IS noticed (bounded staleness stated)"), so a no-`info` entry
-    // is force-expired at most once per `FRESHNESS_CADENCE_MS` regardless of
-    // what `dirMtimes` says — the same negative-cache cadence bound
-    // `file-utils.ts`'s `patternsForDir` already applies to its own no-match
-    // case, reused rather than a second cadence mechanism invented here. The
-    // forced re-walk that follows re-stats the FULL ancestor chain (see
-    // `discoverPiLensProjectConfig`), so a config created anywhere in it is
-    // found — bounded to at most one cadence window of staleness, not
-    // unbounded.
-    if (entry.info === undefined &&
-        Date.now() - entry.checkedAtMs >= FRESHNESS_CADENCE_MS) {
-        return false;
-    }
-    // A legacy document can be EDITED in place without its directory's mtime
-    // moving, and its top-level key set is what `legacyRecords` describes — so
-    // those files carry their own freshness axis, the same (mtime, size) pair
-    // `CacheEntry` uses.
-    return entry.legacySources.every((source) => {
-        const stat = safeFileStat(source.path);
-        return (stat?.isFile() === true &&
-            stat.mtimeMs === source.mtimeMs &&
-            stat.size === source.size);
-    });
-}
-const LEGACY_PROJECT_LOCATIONS = PROJECT_CONFIG_LOCATIONS.filter((location) => location.legacy);
-function discoverPiLensProjectConfig(startDir) {
-    const dirMtimes = [];
-    const legacyDocuments = [];
-    const legacySources = [];
-    let info;
-    // #2426: ceiling-bounded, same rule and same shared primitive as the LSP
-    // loader and as `findNestedProjectMutationValue` below. This walk ran to the
-    // filesystem root before, so a `.pi-lens.json` in `$HOME` (or at `C:\`) was
-    // adopted by every project on the machine — the #622/#625 class.
-    //
-    // It no longer STOPS at the first bearing directory (#2426 review round 4,
-    // F4): the first hit still decides `info`, and therefore still decides every
-    // value this loader returns, but the walk continues to the ceiling so the
-    // legacy documents a user is being asked to migrate are enumerated wherever
-    // they sit — beside the winning file or above it.
-    for (const dir of configSearchDirs(startDir)) {
-        dirMtimes.push({ dir, mtimeMs: safeDirMtimeMs(dir) });
-        if (!info) {
-            for (const name of PROJECT_CONFIG_BASENAMES) {
-                const candidate = path.join(dir, name);
-                // The global tier reads its file by absolute path; a candidate that
-                // IS that file is refused here rather than adopted as a project
-                // config, which would double-read and double-validate it
-                // (global-config-location PR, refs #2457).
-                if (isResolvedGlobalConfigPath(candidate))
-                    continue;
-                const stat = safeFileStat(candidate);
-                if (stat?.isFile()) {
-                    info = {
-                        path: candidate,
-                        dir,
-                        mtimeMs: stat.mtimeMs,
-                        size: stat.size,
-                    };
-                    break;
-                }
-            }
-        }
-        for (const location of LEGACY_PROJECT_LOCATIONS) {
-            const file = path.join(dir, location.relativePath);
-            if (isResolvedGlobalConfigPath(file))
-                continue;
-            const stat = safeFileStat(file);
-            if (!stat?.isFile())
-                continue;
-            legacySources.push({
-                path: file,
-                mtimeMs: stat.mtimeMs,
-                size: stat.size,
-            });
-            const outcome = readConfigDocument(file);
-            if (outcome.status === "error") {
-                reportConfigReadFailure({
-                    file,
-                    location,
-                    tier: "project",
-                    error: outcome.error,
-                    sourceText: outcome.sourceText,
-                });
-                continue;
-            }
-            if (outcome.status !== "ok")
-                continue;
-            legacyDocuments.push({
-                tier: "project",
-                file,
-                location,
-                value: outcome.value,
-            });
-        }
-    }
-    return {
-        info,
-        dirMtimes: bearingDirMtimes(dirMtimes, info),
-        legacyRecords: legacyDeprecationRecords(legacyDocuments),
-        legacySources,
-        checkedAtMs: Date.now(),
-    };
-}
-/**
- * The legacy documents' deprecation records, BOUNDED per document (#2426
- * review round 5, F-A/F-B).
- *
- * This path shipped its records raw. A legacy file's recognized top-level key
- * count is user input, so one 28-key `pi-lens.json` produced 28 notifications
- * through this loader while the LSP loader — which finalizes the same records —
- * produced the bound plus a count for the identical file, and five nested
- * legacy files produced 145 with no suppression record anywhere. Every producer
- * now goes through the one \`finalizeRecords\`.
- *
- * Per DOCUMENT rather than per walk, because these are not one resolution: each
- * file is separately actionable ("move these keys out of THIS file"), and a
- * per-walk bound would silently drop whole files' advice while naming only the
- * last one. Per document also makes the two loaders agree on the count for a
- * given file, which is the parity `config-notice-ownership` asserts.
- */
-function legacyDeprecationRecords(documents) {
-    const home = os.homedir();
-    return documents.flatMap((document) => finalizeRecords(deprecationRecords([document], home), {
-        file: document.file,
-        tier: document.tier,
-    }));
-}
-/**
- * The directory mtimes this entry's freshness is keyed on: the BEARING chain —
- * `startDir` up to and including the directory that supplied `info` (#2426
- * review round 5, F-C).
- *
- * The walk itself no longer stops at the first bearing directory, because the
- * legacy documents a user is asked to migrate can sit above it. Keying
- * freshness on every directory it VISITS is a different decision, and a bad
- * one: the walk runs to just below `$HOME`, so the entry was invalidated by any
- * churn in an ancestor like `~/Desktop` — a full re-walk, re-read and re-parse
- * of every legacy document, on a hot path, triggered by an unrelated directory.
- *
- * Scoping it back to the bearing chain restores the pre-#2426 invalidation
- * surface exactly. Nothing that decides a VALUE is outside that chain, and an
- * already-discovered legacy document above it carries its own (mtime, size)
- * stamp in `legacySources`, so an EDIT to one is still noticed. What is given
- * up is noticing a legacy file NEWLY CREATED above the bearing directory
- * mid-process — records-only, and strictly more than the pre-#2426 loader saw,
- * since it never looked above that directory at all.
- *
- * When NO config file is found anywhere (#2483), `info` is undefined and there
- * is no bearing directory to stop at — but the majority of projects have no
- * config at all, so this is the COMMON case, not an edge one. Falling back to
- * the full chain here (the pre-fix behavior) keyed freshness on every
- * directory up to just below `$HOME`: unrelated churn in `~/Desktop` or
- * `~/projects` invalidated the entry and forced a full re-walk on the very
- * next load, every load, forever.
- *
- * The nearest directory a config COULD have appeared in is `startDir` itself
- * — `dirMtimes[0]`, first in the innermost-first walk order (`configSearchDirs`)
- * — so that is what per-call freshness is scoped to, the same bearing-directory
- * principle as the presence case (a directory always includes itself as the
- * degenerate bearing chain). A config file created directly in `startDir`
- * bumps `startDir`'s own mtime and is found on the next load.
- *
- * A config file created further up the chain does not move `startDir`'s own
- * mtime, so it is invisible to THIS check alone (round 1 of #2483 stopped
- * here, leaving staleness unbounded — no production caller ever resets the
- * cache and a same-`startDir` load never rediscovers). `discoveryCacheStillFresh`
- * closes that gap: a no-`info` entry is force-expired at most once per
- * `FRESHNESS_CADENCE_MS`, independent of what `dirMtimes` says, which sends
- * the NEXT load through a full re-walk of the ancestor chain regardless — so
- * a config created anywhere in it is noticed within one cadence window.
- * Bounded staleness, and strictly narrower than the pre-fix "any ancestor up
- * to $HOME invalidates on every load".
- */
-function bearingDirMtimes(dirMtimes, info) {
-    if (info) {
-        const bearing = dirMtimes.findIndex((entry) => entry.dir === info.dir);
-        return bearing < 0 ? [...dirMtimes] : dirMtimes.slice(0, bearing + 1);
-    }
-    return dirMtimes.slice(0, 1);
-}
-function parseRulePolicyList(note, ruleId, key, value) {
-    if (!Array.isArray(value)) {
-        note(`rules.${ruleId}.${key} must be an array of strings`);
-        return { list: [], invalid: true };
-    }
-    const list = [];
-    for (const entry of value) {
-        if (typeof entry !== "string")
-            continue;
-        const trimmed = entry.trim();
-        if (trimmed.length > 0)
-            list.push(trimmed);
-    }
-    if (list.length === 0) {
-        // #1087: an explicitly empty array (`"disable": []`) is a well-formed
-        // no-op, not an error — don't warn. Only warn when the array HAD entries
-        // but none were usable strings (all blank / non-string), which is a real
-        // authoring mistake that must not fail silently.
-        if (value.length > 0) {
-            note(`rules.${ruleId}.${key} must contain at least one non-empty string`);
-            return { list: [], invalid: true };
-        }
-        return { list: [], invalid: false };
-    }
-    return { list, invalid: false };
-}
-const NO_RECORDS = [];
-function parseConfigFile(configPath) {
-    const { note, records: ignoredRecords } = ignoredRecordCollector(configPath, "project");
-    const outcome = readConfigDocument(configPath);
-    if (outcome.status === "error") {
-        // `{ parseError }`, not a pre-stringified message (#2431): the raw error
-        // reaches one seam, which decides how much of a `JSON.parse`
-        // `SyntaxError#message` (which embeds a snippet of the file being parsed)
-        // survives into the sinks.
-        note({ parseError: outcome.error, sourceText: outcome.sourceText });
-        return {
-            config: EMPTY_PROJECT_CONFIG,
-            records: NO_RECORDS,
-            ignored: ignoredRecords(),
-        };
-    }
-    // The file was stat'd as present by the discovery above, so `missing` here is
-    // a delete that raced the read. Nothing to warn about — the next call
-    // re-discovers and finds no config at all.
-    if (outcome.status === "missing") {
-        return {
-            config: EMPTY_PROJECT_CONFIG,
-            records: NO_RECORDS,
-            ignored: NO_RECORDS,
-        };
-    }
-    if (!outcome.value ||
-        typeof outcome.value !== "object" ||
-        Array.isArray(outcome.value)) {
-        note("top-level value must be an object");
-        return {
-            config: EMPTY_PROJECT_CONFIG,
-            records: NO_RECORDS,
-            ignored: ignoredRecords(),
-        };
-    }
-    // Through the #2425 core (#2426): the value is validated against the
-    // canonical schema before this loader's own field parsing sees it, so the
-    // depth bound, the prototype-key policy and the declared `lsp.*` types apply
-    // here exactly as they do in the LSP loader. `raw` is the VALIDATED value
-    // rather than the parse output, which is the one place the field's
-    // documented "the parsed JSON as-is" narrows: a `__proto__` key or a
-    // 4000-deep blob no longer rides into `.raw`'s consumers (`trivy-client.ts`,
-    // the helm-render runner).
-    const resolved = resolveOnePiLensConfigDocument({
-        tier: "project",
-        file: configPath,
-        location: projectLocationFor(configPath),
-        value: outcome.value,
-    });
-    // The records are RETURNED, not reported here (#2426 review round 3, F2):
-    // this function's result is what the caller caches, and a cache HIT must
-    // still report them every session — a call this function never makes on a
-    // hit. Reporting here would fire only on a cache MISS (session 1), and
-    // `resetProjectLensConfigCache` has no production caller, so every session
-    // after the first silently lost the `config-deprecated` ledger row despite
-    // the file still being the exact deprecated one on disk.
-    const raw = resolved.value;
-    const obj = resolved.value;
-    const ignore = Array.isArray(obj.ignore)
-        ? obj.ignore.filter((p) => typeof p === "string")
-        : [];
-    const mutations = {};
-    for (const spec of PROJECT_SCOPED_LENS_FLAGS) {
-        assignFlagConfigSection(obj, mutations, spec.configKey, note);
-    }
-    const toolConfig = readToolConfig(obj, note);
-    const rules = {};
-    if (obj.rules && typeof obj.rules === "object" && !Array.isArray(obj.rules)) {
-        const rawRules = obj.rules;
-        for (const [ruleId, ruleCfg] of Object.entries(rawRules)) {
-            // #444's own example writes the lists directly under `rules` (`rules.
-            // disable`), which lands here as an array and would otherwise be
-            // dropped without a word — the one shape a user is most likely to try.
-            if (!ruleCfg || typeof ruleCfg !== "object" || Array.isArray(ruleCfg)) {
-                note(`rules.${ruleId} must be an object with threshold, disable, or select; ignored`);
-                continue;
-            }
-            const r = ruleCfg;
-            const entry = {};
-            if (typeof r.threshold === "number" &&
-                Number.isFinite(r.threshold) &&
-                r.threshold > 0) {
-                entry.threshold = r.threshold;
-            }
-            else if ("threshold" in r) {
-                note(`rules.${ruleId}.threshold must be a positive finite number`);
-            }
-            if ("disable" in r) {
-                const parsed = parseRulePolicyList(note, ruleId, "disable", r.disable);
-                // #1087: an explicitly empty list is valid-but-empty (no warning);
-                // don't store a pointless no-op entry for it.
-                if (!parsed.invalid && parsed.list.length > 0)
-                    entry.disable = parsed.list;
-            }
-            if ("select" in r) {
-                const parsed = parseRulePolicyList(note, ruleId, "select", r.select);
-                if (!parsed.invalid && parsed.list.length > 0)
-                    entry.select = parsed.list;
-            }
-            // Honor both threshold-only and policy-only entries; only drop if
-            // the entry had no recognized fields at all (e.g. { unrelated: true }).
-            // A recognized-but-malformed field already warned above, so only warn
-            // here when nothing recognized was spelled at all — #444 proposed
-            // `only` rather than `select`, and that typo must not fail silent.
-            if (entry.threshold !== undefined || entry.disable || entry.select) {
-                rules[ruleId] = entry;
-            }
-            else if (!("threshold" in r) && !("disable" in r) && !("select" in r)) {
-                note(`rules.${ruleId} has no recognized setting (threshold, disable, select); ignored`);
-            }
-        }
-    }
-    let maxProjectFiles;
-    if ("maxProjectFiles" in obj) {
-        if (typeof obj.maxProjectFiles === "number" &&
-            Number.isFinite(obj.maxProjectFiles) &&
-            obj.maxProjectFiles > 0) {
-            maxProjectFiles = obj.maxProjectFiles;
-        }
-        else {
-            note("maxProjectFiles must be a positive finite number");
-        }
-    }
-    let reviewGraph;
-    if (obj.reviewGraph !== undefined) {
-        if (!obj.reviewGraph ||
-            typeof obj.reviewGraph !== "object" ||
-            Array.isArray(obj.reviewGraph)) {
-            note("reviewGraph must be an object");
-        }
-        else {
-            const rg = obj.reviewGraph;
-            if ("maxFiles" in rg) {
-                const parsed = toPositiveFinite(rg.maxFiles);
-                if (parsed > 0) {
-                    const clamped = Math.min(REVIEW_GRAPH_MAX_FILES_MAX, Math.max(REVIEW_GRAPH_MAX_FILES_MIN, Math.floor(parsed)));
-                    reviewGraph = { maxFiles: clamped };
-                }
-                else {
-                    note("reviewGraph.maxFiles must be a positive finite number");
-                }
-            }
-        }
-    }
-    let startup;
-    if (obj.startup !== undefined) {
-        if (!obj.startup ||
-            typeof obj.startup !== "object" ||
-            Array.isArray(obj.startup)) {
-            note("startup must be an object");
-        }
-        else {
-            const section = obj.startup;
-            if (section.mode === "quick" ||
-                section.mode === "full" ||
-                section.mode === "minimal") {
-                startup = { mode: section.mode };
-            }
-            else if ("mode" in section) {
-                note('startup.mode must be "quick", "full", or "minimal"');
-            }
-            if (section.scans !== undefined) {
-                if (!section.scans ||
-                    typeof section.scans !== "object" ||
-                    Array.isArray(section.scans)) {
-                    note("startup.scans must be an object");
-                }
-                else if (typeof section.scans.enabled ===
-                    "boolean") {
-                    startup ??= {};
-                    startup.scans = {
-                        enabled: section.scans
-                            .enabled,
-                    };
-                }
-                else if ("enabled" in section.scans) {
-                    note("startup.scans.enabled must be a boolean");
-                }
-            }
-        }
-    }
-    // #533 hygiene: mirror the global loader's unknown-key warn so a typo in a
-    // shared `.pi-lens.json` (e.g. `maxProjectFile`, `lps`) produces a signal
-    // instead of silently doing nothing. The recognized set is single-sourced
-    // (#883): the project loader's own keys + the project-scoped flag sections
-    // (registry-derived) + the foreign namespaces the LSP loader reads from this
-    // same file. A key recognized ONLY at global scope (e.g. `lsp`, `tests`,
-    // `delta`) gets a distinct, honest signal that it does nothing here rather
-    // than being lumped in with typos — docs previously called this "silently
-    // ignored".
-    const knownProjectKeys = new Set([
-        ...PROJECT_NON_FLAG_CONFIG_SECTIONS,
-        ...flagConfigSectionKeys(PROJECT_SCOPED_LENS_FLAGS),
-        ...PROJECT_FOREIGN_CONFIG_NAMESPACES,
-    ]);
-    const globalScopeOnlyKeys = new Set([
-        ...flagConfigSectionKeys(LENS_FLAGS),
-        ...GLOBAL_NON_FLAG_CONFIG_SECTIONS,
-    ].filter((key) => !knownProjectKeys.has(key)));
-    // The full DOTTED config keys of the flags a project file cannot set, for the
-    // sub-key scan below. Section-level keys are too coarse for a namespace that
-    // mixes scopes: `lsp` holds four project-scoped settings AND the global-only
-    // `lsp.enabled`.
-    const projectScoped = new Set(PROJECT_SCOPED_LENS_FLAGS.map((spec) => spec.configKey));
-    const globalScopeOnlyFlagKeys = LENS_FLAGS.map((spec) => spec.configKey).filter((configKey) => !projectScoped.has(configKey));
-    // Non-flag global-only keys sitting inside an otherwise project-recognized
-    // section (#3131) — `actionableWarnings.autoFix.maxFixes` is not a
-    // `LENS_FLAGS` entry (no CLI flag, not boolean), so it is invisible to the
-    // derivation above. `GLOBAL_ONLY_NON_FLAG_KEYS` is the single place that
-    // population is enumerated instead of a second hand-typed list here.
-    const globalScopeOnlyDottedKeys = [
-        ...globalScopeOnlyFlagKeys,
-        ...GLOBAL_ONLY_NON_FLAG_KEYS,
-    ];
-    // The literal path is derived, not hand-typed (#2426 review round 3, S1):
-    // under `PI_LENS_CONFIG_PATH` the canonical global config is NOT
-    // `~/.pi-lens/config.json`, and a hardcoded string in this notice would name
-    // a file the resolver never reads.
-    const globalConfigLabel = homeRelativePath(getPiLensGlobalConfigPath(), os.homedir());
-    const warnUnhonoredKey = (label, globalOnly) => {
-        note(globalOnly
-            ? `"${label}" is a global-only pi-lens setting and is not honored in a project .pi-lens.json (set it in ${globalConfigLabel} or pass the matching CLI flag); ignored`
-            : `unknown key "${label}" is not a recognized pi-lens setting (check for a typo); ignored`);
-    };
-    for (const key of Object.keys(obj)) {
-        if (knownProjectKeys.has(key))
-            continue;
-        warnUnhonoredKey(key, globalScopeOnlyKeys.has(key));
-    }
-    // A tolerated foreign namespace is tolerated KEY BY KEY (#2426 review round
-    // 2, F3). `lsp` is read out of this file by the LSP loader, but only four of
-    // its keys are project-scoped; `lsp.enabled` is the `--no-lsp` flag, which is
-    // `scope: "global"`. Blanket namespace tolerance swallowed it silently, which
-    // `docs/configuration.md`'s "nothing is ignored silently" forbids — so every
-    // other sub-key gets the same global-only-vs-typo signal a top-level key does,
-    // named with its DOTTED path so the notice says which setting is meant.
-    for (const [namespace, honored] of PROJECT_FOREIGN_NAMESPACE_HONORED_KEYS) {
-        const section = obj[namespace];
-        if (!section || typeof section !== "object" || Array.isArray(section)) {
-            continue;
-        }
-        for (const key of Object.keys(section)) {
-            if (honored.includes(key))
-                continue;
-            const dotted = `${namespace}.${key}`;
-            warnUnhonoredKey(dotted, globalScopeOnlyDottedKeys.some((configKey) => configKey === dotted || configKey.startsWith(`${dotted}.`)));
-        }
-    }
-    // MIXED-SCOPE SECTIONS (#3112, #3131). A section can be project-scoped as a
-    // whole and still hold a global-only setting: `tools` carries the
-    // project-owned per-tool `enabled` leaves AND the global `tools.lazy`
-    // (`--no-lazy-tools`), the same split `lsp` has (#2426 review round 2, F3);
-    // `actionableWarnings` carries the project-owned `autoFix.enabled` AND the
-    // global-only `autoFix.maxFixes`, which is not even a flag (#3131). The
-    // top-level scan above sees only the SECTION name, so a global-only setting
-    // written inside a recognized project section was dropped with no signal at
-    // all — the thing `docs/configuration.md` promises never happens.
-    //
-    // WHICH sub-keys those are is DERIVED from the registry — `LENS_FLAGS` for
-    // flag keys, `GLOBAL_ONLY_NON_FLAG_KEYS` for the rest — never listed here,
-    // so there is no second scope table to drift from the first. A key whose
-    // SECTION is not recognized at project scope is skipped: the top-level
-    // scan already reported that whole section, and a second notice naming the
-    // same setting twice under two spellings is the duplicate-notice noise #2426
-    // review round 6 removed. Everything else under a recognized section is left
-    // to that section's own parser — `readToolConfig` reports an unknown tool
-    // name under its own code (`PILENS_CFG_0009`).
-    //
-    // An enumerated-honored-keys namespace (`lsp`) needs no skip here: the loop
-    // above reports the very same dotted key with the very same reason, and
-    // `warnIgnoredConfigOnce`'s latch collapses the two into one notice. A skip
-    // for it was written and then deleted — mutating it out changed no output.
-    for (const configKey of globalScopeOnlyDottedKeys) {
-        const dotIndex = configKey.indexOf(".");
-        if (dotIndex < 0)
-            continue;
-        if (!knownProjectKeys.has(configKey.slice(0, dotIndex)))
-            continue;
-        if (!hasFlagConfigPath(obj, configKey))
-            continue;
-        warnUnhonoredKey(configKey, true);
-    }
-    return {
-        config: {
-            ...(toolConfig === undefined ? {} : { tools: toolConfig }),
-            ...(startup === undefined ? {} : { startup }),
-            ignore,
-            rules,
-            ...mutations,
-            maxProjectFiles,
-            reviewGraph,
-            raw,
-            configPath,
-        },
-        records: resolved.records,
-        ignored: ignoredRecords(),
-    };
-}