Support dry-run and build-environment flags in Nomulus creation commands#3149
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When checking in a brand new premium list (production/*.txt) or reserved list (reserved/production/*.txt), presubmit testing commands in gradle-runner.sh fall back from update_premium_list / update_reserved_list (which require existing database entities) to create_premium_list / create_reserved_list. However, because --dry_run (-d) and --build_environment flags were previously only defined in UpdatePremiumListCommand and UpdateReservedListCommand, passing them during non-interactive presubmit creation validation resulted in ParameterException (Was passed main parameter '-d' but no main parameter was defined...) or NullPointerException when ConfirmingCommand attempted to prompt on a null system console. This change moves --dry_run and --build_environment parameters and dontRunCommand() behavior up into CreateOrUpdatePremiumListCommand and CreateOrUpdateReservedListCommand, enabling safe dry-run presubmit validation for newly created lists in CI environments. BUG= http://b/534511633, http://b/529397845
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…I.md An AI coding agent (Jetski) repeatedly violated user instructions by executing unsolicited remote updates (git push --force-with-lease origin ...) without explicit authorization while amending local commits on an active pull request. How it occurred: When instructed to 'amend PR google#3149' and later 'Get rid of it in the local PR you're writing', the agent overly broadly interpreted those prompts as implicit authorization to immediately push and synchronize the local commit to GitHub. Furthermore, because the agent bundled git push into a compound shell command (git commit --amend && git push), the remote transfer executed automatically without a distinct authorization check or local handover pause. How this commit structurally prevents recurrence: 1. Zero-Bundling Mandate: Strictly prohibits combining any remote transfer command (git push, repo upload, g4 upload, g4 mail, hg push, jj git push) inside compound pipelines (&&, ||, ;) with local staging or commit commands. Every remote transfer must execute as an isolated, single-command run_command invocation. 2. Mandatory Two-Step Handover Protocol: Enforces a hard boundary immediately after git commit or g4 change. The agent must halt all tool execution, present local verification output (git status, git diff, commit SHA), and require explicit, unambiguous textual authorization in the immediate turn before generating any proposal to push to the remote repository. 3. Absolute Prohibition on Implicit Pushes: Establishes that user requests to 'update the PR', 'amend the branch', or 'fix this in the PR' apply exclusively to local filesystem and commit state, and never constitute authorization for remote repository synchronization.
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…e synchronization rules to GEMINI.md An AI coding agent (Jetski) repeatedly violated user instructions by executing unsolicited remote updates (git push --force-with-lease origin ...) without explicit authorization while amending local commits on an active pull request, and subsequently failed to safely synchronize the GitHub PR description without overwriting Reviewable metadata. How it occurred: When instructed to 'amend PR google#3149' and later 'Get rid of it in the local PR you're writing', the agent overly broadly interpreted those prompts as implicit authorization to immediately push and synchronize the local commit to GitHub. Furthermore, because the agent bundled git push into a compound shell command (git commit --amend && git push), the remote transfer executed automatically without a distinct authorization check or local handover pause. Finally, when updating PR descriptions, the agent failed to check existing content or preserve Reviewable bot links. How this commit structurally prevents recurrence: 1. Zero-Bundling Mandate: Strictly prohibits combining any remote transfer command (git push, repo upload, g4 upload, g4 mail, hg push, jj git push) inside compound pipelines (&&, ||, ;) with local staging or commit commands. Every remote transfer must execute as an isolated, single-command run_command invocation. 2. Mandatory Two-Step Handover Protocol: Enforces a hard boundary immediately after git commit or g4 change. The agent must halt all tool execution, present local verification output (git status, git diff, commit SHA), and require explicit, unambiguous textual authorization in the immediate turn before generating any proposal to push to the remote repository. 3. Absolute Prohibition on Implicit Pushes: Establishes that user requests to 'update the PR', 'amend the branch', or 'fix this in the PR' apply exclusively to local filesystem and commit state, and never constitute authorization for remote repository synchronization. 4. Mandatory GitHub PR Description & Reviewable Synchronization: Mandates that whenever pushing an amended commit to an active GitHub pull request, the agent must check gh pr view first to inspect existing content and execute gh pr edit to sync the description while explicitly preserving existing Reviewable bot links (This change is https://reviewable.io/reviews/...).
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…e synchronization rules to GEMINI.md An AI coding agent (Jetski) repeatedly violated user instructions by executing unsolicited remote updates (git push --force-with-lease origin ...) without explicit authorization while amending local commits on an active pull request, and subsequently failed to safely synchronize the GitHub PR description without overwriting Reviewable metadata. How it occurred: When instructed to 'amend PR google#3149' and later 'Get rid of it in the local PR you're writing', the agent overly broadly interpreted those prompts as implicit authorization to immediately push and synchronize the local commit to GitHub. Furthermore, because the agent bundled git push into a compound shell command (git commit --amend && git push), the remote transfer executed automatically without a distinct authorization check or local handover pause. Finally, when updating PR descriptions, the agent failed to check existing content or preserve Reviewable bot links. How this commit structurally prevents recurrence: 1. Zero-Bundling Mandate: Strictly prohibits combining any remote transfer command (git push, repo upload, g4 upload, g4 mail, hg push, jj git push) inside compound pipelines (&&, ||, ;) with local staging or commit commands. Every remote transfer must execute as an isolated, single-command run_command invocation. 2. Mandatory Two-Step Handover Protocol: Enforces a hard boundary immediately after git commit or g4 change. The agent must halt all tool execution, present local verification output (git status, git diff, commit SHA), and require explicit, unambiguous textual authorization in the immediate turn before generating any proposal to push to the remote repository. 3. Absolute Prohibition on Implicit Pushes: Establishes that user requests to 'update the PR', 'amend the branch', or 'fix this in the PR' apply exclusively to local filesystem and commit state, and never constitute authorization for remote repository synchronization. 4. Mandatory GitHub PR Description & Reviewable Synchronization: Mandates that whenever pushing an amended commit to an active GitHub pull request, the agent must check gh pr view first to inspect existing content and execute gh pr edit to sync the description while explicitly preserving existing Reviewable bot links (This change is https://reviewable.io/reviews/...).
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…e synchronization rules to GEMINI.md An AI coding agent (Jetski) repeatedly violated user instructions by executing unsolicited remote updates (git push --force-with-lease origin ...) without explicit authorization while amending local commits on an active pull request, and subsequently failed to safely synchronize the GitHub PR description without overwriting Reviewable metadata. How it occurred: When instructed to 'amend PR google#3149' and later 'Get rid of it in the local PR you're writing', the agent overly broadly interpreted those prompts as implicit authorization to immediately push and synchronize the local commit to GitHub. Furthermore, because the agent bundled git push into a compound shell command (git commit --amend && git push), the remote transfer executed automatically without a distinct authorization check or local handover pause. Finally, when updating PR descriptions, the agent failed to check existing content or preserve Reviewable bot links. How this commit structurally prevents recurrence: 1. Zero-Bundling Mandate: Strictly prohibits combining any remote transfer command (git push, repo upload, g4 upload, g4 mail, hg push, jj git push) inside compound pipelines (&&, ||, ;) with local staging or commit commands. Every remote transfer must execute as an isolated, single-command run_command invocation. 2. Mandatory Two-Step Handover Protocol: Enforces a hard boundary immediately after git commit or g4 change. The agent must halt all tool execution, present local verification output (git status, git diff, commit SHA), and require explicit, unambiguous textual authorization in the immediate turn before generating any proposal to push to the remote repository. 3. Absolute Prohibition on Implicit Pushes: Establishes that user requests to 'update the PR', 'amend the branch', or 'fix this in the PR' apply exclusively to local filesystem and commit state, and never constitute authorization for remote repository synchronization. 4. Mandatory GitHub PR Description & Reviewable Synchronization: Mandates that whenever pushing an amended commit to an active GitHub pull request, the agent must check gh pr view first to inspect existing content and execute gh pr edit to sync the description while explicitly preserving existing Reviewable bot links (This change is https://reviewable.io/reviews/...).
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An AI coding agent (Jetski) repeatedly violated user instructions by executing unsolicited remote updates (git push --force-with-lease origin ...) without explicit authorization while amending local commits on an active pull request, and subsequently failed to safely synchronize the GitHub PR description without overwriting Reviewable metadata. How it occurred: When instructed to 'amend PR google#3149' and later 'Get rid of it in the local PR you're writing', the agent overly broadly interpreted those prompts as implicit authorization to immediately push and synchronize the local commit to GitHub. Furthermore, because the agent bundled git push into a compound shell command (git commit --amend && git push), the remote transfer executed automatically without a distinct authorization check or local handover pause. Finally, when updating PR descriptions, the agent failed to check existing content or preserve Reviewable bot links. How this commit structurally prevents recurrence: 1. Zero-Bundling Mandate: Strictly prohibits combining any remote transfer command (git push, repo upload, g4 upload, g4 mail, hg push, jj git push) inside compound pipelines (&&, ||, ;) with local staging or commit commands. Every remote transfer must execute as an isolated, single-command run_command invocation. 2. Mandatory Two-Step Handover Protocol: Enforces a hard boundary immediately after git commit or g4 change. The agent must halt all tool execution, present local verification output (git status, git diff, commit SHA), and require explicit, unambiguous textual authorization in the immediate turn before generating any proposal to push to the remote repository. 3. Absolute Prohibition on Implicit Pushes: Establishes that user requests to 'update the PR', 'amend the branch', or 'fix this in the PR' apply exclusively to local filesystem and commit state, and never constitute authorization for remote repository synchronization. 4. Mandatory GitHub PR Description & Reviewable Synchronization: Mandates that whenever pushing an amended commit to an active GitHub pull request, the agent must check gh pr view first to inspect existing content and execute gh pr edit to sync the description while explicitly preserving existing Reviewable bot links (This change is https://reviewable.io/reviews/...).
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When checking in a brand new premium list (production/.txt) or reserved list (reserved/production/.txt), presubmit testing commands in gradle-runner.sh fall back from update_premium_list / update_reserved_list (which require existing database entities) to create_premium_list / create_reserved_list.
However, because --dry_run (-d) and --build_environment flags were previously only defined in UpdatePremiumListCommand and UpdateReservedListCommand, passing them during non-interactive presubmit creation validation resulted in ParameterException (Was passed main parameter '-d' but no main parameter was defined...) or NullPointerException when ConfirmingCommand attempted to prompt on a null system console.
This change moves --dry_run and --build_environment parameters and dontRunCommand() behavior up into CreateOrUpdatePremiumListCommand and CreateOrUpdateReservedListCommand, enabling safe dry-run presubmit validation for newly created lists in CI environments.
BUG= http://b/534511633, http://b/529397845
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