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fix: correct two user-manual examples; write invisible characters as escapes - #1062
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…escapes Review findings on the development -> main promotion (#1061): - The PII-masking page (EN + TR) shows the real `forgelm ingest --pii-mask` summary instead of a "masked 18 PII matches" line the tool never prints (the Turkish page had translated CLI output), and its audit-only example reads an unmasked corpus. Auditing the masked output prints no PII line, so the old counts could not come from it. - The GDPR erasure page (EN + TR) no longer says the identifier never leaves the operator's terminal: the audit chain records a salted digest, but the identifier is typed on the command line and `reverse-pii` prints matching corpus lines unmasked. - Literal invisible characters in string literals are written as escapes: U+202E in tests/test_issue_dependencies.py (Bandit B613, Trojan Source, which failed CodeFactor), U+200B and U+2060 in tests/test_safety_advanced.py, and U+FEFF in forgelm/ingestion.py and tests/test_ingestion_reliability.py. Every string constant in the four files is unchanged (compared through the AST). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Reviewer's GuideThis documentation-focused fix aligns both localized PII/GDPR manual pages with observed ForgeLM CLI output and actual privacy behavior, while making invisible Unicode characters explicit in code and tests to resolve Trojan Source scanning findings; it also records the changes under the Unreleased changelog. Flow diagram for corrected PII masking and audit examplesflowchart TD
A[Source documents] --> B[forgelm ingest --pii-mask]
A --> C[forgelm ingest without --pii-mask]
B --> D[Masked JSONL]
C --> E[Raw JSONL]
D --> F[forgelm audit]
E --> G[forgelm audit]
F --> H[No PII line]
G --> I[PII counts reported]
E --> J[forgelm reverse-pii]
J --> K[Salted digest recorded]
J --> L[Matching corpus lines printed unmasked]
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies both primary changes: correcting user-manual examples and replacing invisible characters with escape sequences. Description check The description is complete and aligned with the template. It explains the changes, related issue status, testing performed, change types, documentation updates, dependencies, and changelog entry. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
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Refs the CodeRabbit note on #1062: "two user-manual pages (English and Turkish)" read as a wrong count; the entry now names the PII-masking and GDPR-erasure pages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Summary
Fix the review findings on the
development→mainpromotion (#1061): two user-manual examples that did not match the tool, and invisible characters written literally in string literals, one of which failed CodeFactor (Bandit B613).Related issues
None. The findings come from the review of #1061, and they reach it when this pull request merges into
development. The flakytest (3.11)on #1061 is tracked in #1047; a data point is added there.Changes
PII masking page (EN + TR).
forgelm ingest --pii-masksummary (Note : PII masking redacted 18 span(s): email=11, phone=7). It replaces a✓ masked 18 PII matches across 12,240 chunksline the tool never prints; the Turkish page had even translated that CLI output.data/policies-raw.jsonl, the same documents ingested without--pii-mask, with the real output shape (absoluteSource,Report written to:).PIIline. I checked this by runningingestwith and without--pii-maskon a small corpus and auditing both outputs. The old example showedemail=18, phone=4for the masked file, which the tool cannot produce.GDPR erasure page (EN + TR). The page used to say the identifier never leaves the operator's terminal. It now says that the audit chain records a salted digest instead of the identifier. The identifier is still typed on the command line, and
forgelm reverse-piiprints the matching corpus lines unmasked (_emit_reverse_pii_resultwarns about this itself).Invisible characters in string literals. These are now written as escapes:
tests/test_issue_dependencies.py: this is the CodeFactor failure, Bandit B613 "Trojan Source".tests/test_safety_advanced.py.forgelm/ingestion.pyandtests/test_ingestion_reliability.py: same class, found by a repository-wide scan.Every string constant in these four files is identical before and after, compared through the AST.
bandit -t B613 -r forgelm tests toolsreports nothing.One CHANGELOG line under
[Unreleased]→Fixed.Not changed. CodeFactor's other note on #1061 is "Complex Method" at
tests/test_issue_dependencies.py:738-767. It is a notice, not a failure, and it points at the fake GitHub client's endpoint router. Each branch there is one endpoint the tool calls, and the repository's ruff selection (F, E9, W, B, I) does not include a complexity rule.Type
Testing
ingestandauditoutput shown on the PII-masking page was taken from real runs on a small corpus, with the counts scaled to the page's example.development, none on this branch.Checklist
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Align compliance documentation with the tool’s actual behavior and make invisible test and source characters explicit.
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