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        change: '2547'
        change_message: "Add integration test for the Ansible Vault password round
          trip\n\n## What\n\n`get_ansible_vault_password()` (`osism/utils/__init__.py:355`)
          glues Fernet to\nRedis: the key comes from a keyfile, the token from Redis.
          Conductor workers\nread the vault secret through it (`osism/tasks/conductor/utils.py:75`).
          Every\nexisting test mocks one side of that chain, so nothing checks that
          the bytes\n`osism set vault password` writes come back through a live client
          and decrypt\nto the same string.\n\nThis adds one module to the integration
          lane that runs the chain against the\nlive Redis of the `python-osism-integration-tests`
          job, plus the two changes\naround it that make running it safe: one source
          for the keyfile path, and an\nintegration suite that cannot be pointed at
          a deployment's Redis database.\n\nPart of #2400. Follow-up to #2368.\n\n##
          Changes (in commit order)\n\n1. **Read the Ansible Vault keyfile path from
          the settings module**: the path\n   existed three times \u2014 as a local
          in `get_ansible_vault_password()` that no\n   test can redirect, and as
          a literal in `SetPassword` and `Check`. It becomes\n   `settings.ANSIBLE_VAULT_KEYFILE`,
          overridable through the environment\n   variable of the same name, and every
          consumer reads it at call time. The\n   `keyfile` class attributes are dropped:
          nothing sets them, cliff builds a\n   fresh command instance per invocation,
          and a class body is evaluated once at\n   import \u2014 so reading a constant
          there would copy the value rather than\n   reference it, leaving three independent
          variables that merely happen to be\n   equal. They must not be able to drift:
          `Check` exists to verify the chain\n   `get_ansible_vault_password()` walks
          and would print `PASSED` off a different\n   variable than the code it checks,
          and `SetPassword` writes a new Fernet key\n   when the file is absent, so
          a path disagreement there is not an error but a\n   fork of the key material.
          The default path is unchanged.\n\n2. **Refuse to run the integration tests
          against Redis database 0**: the suite\n   gated only on whether Redis answers
          a ping, and `REDIS_DB` defaults to `0`.\n   Some of the keys it touches
          are fixed global names rather than per-run\n   UUIDs, so `pytest tests/integration`
          run on, or pointed at, a manager node\n   mutates that deployment's state
          \u2014 and CI stays green either way, because it\n   provisions a fresh
          Redis. The job now sets `REDIS_DB=15`, and\n   `tests/integration/conftest.py`
          exits the session when the target is\n   database 0 without `OSISM_ALLOW_DEFAULT_REDIS_DB`
          set. `REDIS_DB` also feeds\n   `Config.broker_url` (`osism/tasks/__init__.py:28`),
          so the one variable moves\n   the direct client, the Celery broker and the
          result backend together. It\n   cannot be set from inside the conftest \u2014
          `osism/settings.py` reads the\n   environment at import and the conftest
          imports `settings`. The reachability\n   check still runs first, so a local
          run without Redis keeps skipping instead\n   of failing. README updated.\n\n3.
          **Add integration tests for the Ansible Vault password round trip**: new\n
          \  module `tests/integration/test_vault.py` with four tests.\n   - the direct
          round trip: a password encrypted with the keyfile's Fernet key\n     and
          stored under `ansible_vault_password` comes back as plaintext;\n   - no
          Redis key: `ValueError` matching \"not set in Redis\";\n   - token written
          under a different Fernet key: `InvalidToken` \u2014 the real\n     exception
          type, which the mocked unit test cannot pin;\n   - the command round trip
          in-process: `SetPassword` with a piped-stdin stub\n     generates the keyfile
          and stores the token, `Check --format script`\n     returns 0 and prints
          `PASSED`, `UnsetPassword` removes the key again.\n\n   The branches that
          follow decryption (blank password, missing keyfile) are\n   pure Python
          and already covered by `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py`,\n   so
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          new dependency: `cryptography` is already imported the same way by\n`osism/commands/vault.py:25`.\n\n##
          Notes\n\n- `Check`'s last step decrypts a `secrets.yml` through ansible's
          `VaultLib`.\n  ansible-core is not installed in this environment \u2014
          it lives in the optional\n  `[ansible]` extra (`setup.cfg:34`) while the
          job installs `--dev` plus\n  `pip install .` \u2014 so `tests/conftest.py`
          stubs it, and the stubbed `decrypt()`\n  returns `b\"\"` without raising.
          Pointing `--path` at an encrypted fixture would\n  report success for any
          password, so the step is skipped rather than mocked.\n- The commands run
          in-process rather than as a subprocess so the keyfile fixture\n  applies
          to them.\n- #2402 listed rewiring `SetPassword.keyfile` and `Check.keyfile`
          as a Non-Goal.\n  They are rewired here anyway, for the reasons in change
          1.\n\n## Test plan\n\n- `black --check` and `flake8` report all changed
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          \ and `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py` for the settings move,
          the\n  `python-osism-integration-tests` job for the new module. The integration
          job\n  is also what exercises the `REDIS_DB=15` switch \u2014 a green run
          there is the\n  check that nothing in the suite depended on database 0.\n-
          To run the integration module by hand:\n  `REDIS_HOST=localhost REDIS_DB=15
          OSISM_REQUIRE_REDIS=1 pytest tests/integration/test_vault.py`\n  against
          a throwaway `redis:7-alpine` container.\n\nCloses #2402\n\n---\n\n_Implemented
          by [planwerk-agent](https://github.com/planwerk/planwerk-agent) with Claude:claude-opus-5[1m]_\n"
        change_url: https://github.com/osism/python-osism/pull/2547
        commit_id: 73d543e8137a09c30b72e563d22bfb36d52ed0b5
        patchset: 73d543e8137a09c30b72e563d22bfb36d52ed0b5
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        topic: null
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        change: '2547'
        change_message: "Add integration test for the Ansible Vault password round
          trip\n\n## What\n\n`get_ansible_vault_password()` (`osism/utils/__init__.py:355`)
          glues Fernet to\nRedis: the key comes from a keyfile, the token from Redis.
          Conductor workers\nread the vault secret through it (`osism/tasks/conductor/utils.py:75`).
          Every\nexisting test mocks one side of that chain, so nothing checks that
          the bytes\n`osism set vault password` writes come back through a live client
          and decrypt\nto the same string.\n\nThis adds one module to the integration
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          job, plus the two changes\naround it that make running it safe: one source
          for the keyfile path, and an\nintegration suite that cannot be pointed at
          a deployment's Redis database.\n\nPart of #2400. Follow-up to #2368.\n\n##
          Changes (in commit order)\n\n1. **Read the Ansible Vault keyfile path from
          the settings module**: the path\n   existed three times \u2014 as a local
          in `get_ansible_vault_password()` that no\n   test can redirect, and as
          a literal in `SetPassword` and `Check`. It becomes\n   `settings.ANSIBLE_VAULT_KEYFILE`,
          overridable through the environment\n   variable of the same name, and every
          consumer reads it at call time. The\n   `keyfile` class attributes are dropped:
          nothing sets them, cliff builds a\n   fresh command instance per invocation,
          and a class body is evaluated once at\n   import \u2014 so reading a constant
          there would copy the value rather than\n   reference it, leaving three independent
          variables that merely happen to be\n   equal. They must not be able to drift:
          `Check` exists to verify the chain\n   `get_ansible_vault_password()` walks
          and would print `PASSED` off a different\n   variable than the code it checks,
          and `SetPassword` writes a new Fernet key\n   when the file is absent, so
          a path disagreement there is not an error but a\n   fork of the key material.
          The default path is unchanged.\n\n2. **Refuse to run the integration tests
          against Redis database 0**: the suite\n   gated only on whether Redis answers
          a ping, and `REDIS_DB` defaults to `0`.\n   Some of the keys it touches
          are fixed global names rather than per-run\n   UUIDs, so `pytest tests/integration`
          run on, or pointed at, a manager node\n   mutates that deployment's state
          \u2014 and CI stays green either way, because it\n   provisions a fresh
          Redis. The job now sets `REDIS_DB=15`, and\n   `tests/integration/conftest.py`
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          set. `REDIS_DB` also feeds\n   `Config.broker_url` (`osism/tasks/__init__.py:28`),
          so the one variable moves\n   the direct client, the Celery broker and the
          result backend together. It\n   cannot be set from inside the conftest \u2014
          `osism/settings.py` reads the\n   environment at import and the conftest
          imports `settings`. The reachability\n   check still runs first, so a local
          run without Redis keeps skipping instead\n   of failing. README updated.\n\n3.
          **Add integration tests for the Ansible Vault password round trip**: new\n
          \  module `tests/integration/test_vault.py` with four tests.\n   - the direct
          round trip: a password encrypted with the keyfile's Fernet key\n     and
          stored under `ansible_vault_password` comes back as plaintext;\n   - no
          Redis key: `ValueError` matching \"not set in Redis\";\n   - token written
          under a different Fernet key: `InvalidToken` \u2014 the real\n     exception
          type, which the mocked unit test cannot pin;\n   - the command round trip
          in-process: `SetPassword` with a piped-stdin stub\n     generates the keyfile
          and stores the token, `Check --format script`\n     returns 0 and prints
          `PASSED`, `UnsetPassword` removes the key again.\n\n   The branches that
          follow decryption (blank password, missing keyfile) are\n   pure Python
          and already covered by `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py`,\n   so
          they stay there and the Redis-gated job keeps to what needs Redis.\n\nNo
          new dependency: `cryptography` is already imported the same way by\n`osism/commands/vault.py:25`.\n\n##
          Notes\n\n- `Check`'s last step decrypts a `secrets.yml` through ansible's
          `VaultLib`.\n  ansible-core is not installed in this environment \u2014
          it lives in the optional\n  `[ansible]` extra (`setup.cfg:34`) while the
          job installs `--dev` plus\n  `pip install .` \u2014 so `tests/conftest.py`
          stubs it, and the stubbed `decrypt()`\n  returns `b\"\"` without raising.
          Pointing `--path` at an encrypted fixture would\n  report success for any
          password, so the step is skipped rather than mocked.\n- The commands run
          in-process rather than as a subprocess so the keyfile fixture\n  applies
          to them.\n- #2402 listed rewiring `SetPassword.keyfile` and `Check.keyfile`
          as a Non-Goal.\n  They are rewired here anyway, for the reasons in change
          1.\n\n## Test plan\n\n- `black --check` and `flake8` report all changed
          files clean.\n- The unit and integration jobs cover the rest: `tests/unit/commands/test_vault.py`\n
          \ and `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py` for the settings move,
          the\n  `python-osism-integration-tests` job for the new module. The integration
          job\n  is also what exercises the `REDIS_DB=15` switch \u2014 a green run
          there is the\n  check that nothing in the suite depended on database 0.\n-
          To run the integration module by hand:\n  `REDIS_HOST=localhost REDIS_DB=15
          OSISM_REQUIRE_REDIS=1 pytest tests/integration/test_vault.py`\n  against
          a throwaway `redis:7-alpine` container.\n\nCloses #2402\n\n---\n\n_Implemented
          by [planwerk-agent](https://github.com/planwerk/planwerk-agent) with Claude:claude-opus-5[1m]_\n"
        change_url: https://github.com/osism/python-osism/pull/2547
        commit_id: 73d543e8137a09c30b72e563d22bfb36d52ed0b5
        patchset: 73d543e8137a09c30b72e563d22bfb36d52ed0b5
        project:
          canonical_hostname: github.com
          canonical_name: github.com/osism/python-osism
          name: osism/python-osism
          short_name: python-osism
        src_dir: src/github.com/osism/python-osism
        topic: null
      change: '2547'
      change_message: "Add integration test for the Ansible Vault password round trip\n\n##
        What\n\n`get_ansible_vault_password()` (`osism/utils/__init__.py:355`) glues
        Fernet to\nRedis: the key comes from a keyfile, the token from Redis. Conductor
        workers\nread the vault secret through it (`osism/tasks/conductor/utils.py:75`).
        Every\nexisting test mocks one side of that chain, so nothing checks that
        the bytes\n`osism set vault password` writes come back through a live client
        and decrypt\nto the same string.\n\nThis adds one module to the integration
        lane that runs the chain against the\nlive Redis of the `python-osism-integration-tests`
        job, plus the two changes\naround it that make running it safe: one source
        for the keyfile path, and an\nintegration suite that cannot be pointed at
        a deployment's Redis database.\n\nPart of #2400. Follow-up to #2368.\n\n##
        Changes (in commit order)\n\n1. **Read the Ansible Vault keyfile path from
        the settings module**: the path\n   existed three times \u2014 as a local
        in `get_ansible_vault_password()` that no\n   test can redirect, and as a
        literal in `SetPassword` and `Check`. It becomes\n   `settings.ANSIBLE_VAULT_KEYFILE`,
        overridable through the environment\n   variable of the same name, and every
        consumer reads it at call time. The\n   `keyfile` class attributes are dropped:
        nothing sets them, cliff builds a\n   fresh command instance per invocation,
        and a class body is evaluated once at\n   import \u2014 so reading a constant
        there would copy the value rather than\n   reference it, leaving three independent
        variables that merely happen to be\n   equal. They must not be able to drift:
        `Check` exists to verify the chain\n   `get_ansible_vault_password()` walks
        and would print `PASSED` off a different\n   variable than the code it checks,
        and `SetPassword` writes a new Fernet key\n   when the file is absent, so
        a path disagreement there is not an error but a\n   fork of the key material.
        The default path is unchanged.\n\n2. **Refuse to run the integration tests
        against Redis database 0**: the suite\n   gated only on whether Redis answers
        a ping, and `REDIS_DB` defaults to `0`.\n   Some of the keys it touches are
        fixed global names rather than per-run\n   UUIDs, so `pytest tests/integration`
        run on, or pointed at, a manager node\n   mutates that deployment's state
        \u2014 and CI stays green either way, because it\n   provisions a fresh Redis.
        The job now sets `REDIS_DB=15`, and\n   `tests/integration/conftest.py` exits
        the session when the target is\n   database 0 without `OSISM_ALLOW_DEFAULT_REDIS_DB`
        set. `REDIS_DB` also feeds\n   `Config.broker_url` (`osism/tasks/__init__.py:28`),
        so the one variable moves\n   the direct client, the Celery broker and the
        result backend together. It\n   cannot be set from inside the conftest \u2014
        `osism/settings.py` reads the\n   environment at import and the conftest imports
        `settings`. The reachability\n   check still runs first, so a local run without
        Redis keeps skipping instead\n   of failing. README updated.\n\n3. **Add integration
        tests for the Ansible Vault password round trip**: new\n   module `tests/integration/test_vault.py`
        with four tests.\n   - the direct round trip: a password encrypted with the
        keyfile's Fernet key\n     and stored under `ansible_vault_password` comes
        back as plaintext;\n   - no Redis key: `ValueError` matching \"not set in
        Redis\";\n   - token written under a different Fernet key: `InvalidToken`
        \u2014 the real\n     exception type, which the mocked unit test cannot pin;\n
        \  - the command round trip in-process: `SetPassword` with a piped-stdin stub\n
        \    generates the keyfile and stores the token, `Check --format script`\n
        \    returns 0 and prints `PASSED`, `UnsetPassword` removes the key again.\n\n
        \  The branches that follow decryption (blank password, missing keyfile) are\n
        \  pure Python and already covered by `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py`,\n
        \  so they stay there and the Redis-gated job keeps to what needs Redis.\n\nNo
        new dependency: `cryptography` is already imported the same way by\n`osism/commands/vault.py:25`.\n\n##
        Notes\n\n- `Check`'s last step decrypts a `secrets.yml` through ansible's
        `VaultLib`.\n  ansible-core is not installed in this environment \u2014 it
        lives in the optional\n  `[ansible]` extra (`setup.cfg:34`) while the job
        installs `--dev` plus\n  `pip install .` \u2014 so `tests/conftest.py` stubs
        it, and the stubbed `decrypt()`\n  returns `b\"\"` without raising. Pointing
        `--path` at an encrypted fixture would\n  report success for any password,
        so the step is skipped rather than mocked.\n- The commands run in-process
        rather than as a subprocess so the keyfile fixture\n  applies to them.\n-
        #2402 listed rewiring `SetPassword.keyfile` and `Check.keyfile` as a Non-Goal.\n
        \ They are rewired here anyway, for the reasons in change 1.\n\n## Test plan\n\n-
        `black --check` and `flake8` report all changed files clean.\n- The unit and
        integration jobs cover the rest: `tests/unit/commands/test_vault.py`\n  and
        `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py` for the settings move, the\n  `python-osism-integration-tests`
        job for the new module. The integration job\n  is also what exercises the
        `REDIS_DB=15` switch \u2014 a green run there is the\n  check that nothing
        in the suite depended on database 0.\n- To run the integration module by hand:\n
        \ `REDIS_HOST=localhost REDIS_DB=15 OSISM_REQUIRE_REDIS=1 pytest tests/integration/test_vault.py`\n
        \ against a throwaway `redis:7-alpine` container.\n\nCloses #2402\n\n---\n\n_Implemented
        by [planwerk-agent](https://github.com/planwerk/planwerk-agent) with Claude:claude-opus-5[1m]_\n"
      change_url: https://github.com/osism/python-osism/pull/2547
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        change: '2547'
        change_message: "Add integration test for the Ansible Vault password round
          trip\n\n## What\n\n`get_ansible_vault_password()` (`osism/utils/__init__.py:355`)
          glues Fernet to\nRedis: the key comes from a keyfile, the token from Redis.
          Conductor workers\nread the vault secret through it (`osism/tasks/conductor/utils.py:75`).
          Every\nexisting test mocks one side of that chain, so nothing checks that
          the bytes\n`osism set vault password` writes come back through a live client
          and decrypt\nto the same string.\n\nThis adds one module to the integration
          lane that runs the chain against the\nlive Redis of the `python-osism-integration-tests`
          job, plus the two changes\naround it that make running it safe: one source
          for the keyfile path, and an\nintegration suite that cannot be pointed at
          a deployment's Redis database.\n\nPart of #2400. Follow-up to #2368.\n\n##
          Changes (in commit order)\n\n1. **Read the Ansible Vault keyfile path from
          the settings module**: the path\n   existed three times \u2014 as a local
          in `get_ansible_vault_password()` that no\n   test can redirect, and as
          a literal in `SetPassword` and `Check`. It becomes\n   `settings.ANSIBLE_VAULT_KEYFILE`,
          overridable through the environment\n   variable of the same name, and every
          consumer reads it at call time. The\n   `keyfile` class attributes are dropped:
          nothing sets them, cliff builds a\n   fresh command instance per invocation,
          and a class body is evaluated once at\n   import \u2014 so reading a constant
          there would copy the value rather than\n   reference it, leaving three independent
          variables that merely happen to be\n   equal. They must not be able to drift:
          `Check` exists to verify the chain\n   `get_ansible_vault_password()` walks
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          and `SetPassword` writes a new Fernet key\n   when the file is absent, so
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          The default path is unchanged.\n\n2. **Refuse to run the integration tests
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          a ping, and `REDIS_DB` defaults to `0`.\n   Some of the keys it touches
          are fixed global names rather than per-run\n   UUIDs, so `pytest tests/integration`
          run on, or pointed at, a manager node\n   mutates that deployment's state
          \u2014 and CI stays green either way, because it\n   provisions a fresh
          Redis. The job now sets `REDIS_DB=15`, and\n   `tests/integration/conftest.py`
          exits the session when the target is\n   database 0 without `OSISM_ALLOW_DEFAULT_REDIS_DB`
          set. `REDIS_DB` also feeds\n   `Config.broker_url` (`osism/tasks/__init__.py:28`),
          so the one variable moves\n   the direct client, the Celery broker and the
          result backend together. It\n   cannot be set from inside the conftest \u2014
          `osism/settings.py` reads the\n   environment at import and the conftest
          imports `settings`. The reachability\n   check still runs first, so a local
          run without Redis keeps skipping instead\n   of failing. README updated.\n\n3.
          **Add integration tests for the Ansible Vault password round trip**: new\n
          \  module `tests/integration/test_vault.py` with four tests.\n   - the direct
          round trip: a password encrypted with the keyfile's Fernet key\n     and
          stored under `ansible_vault_password` comes back as plaintext;\n   - no
          Redis key: `ValueError` matching \"not set in Redis\";\n   - token written
          under a different Fernet key: `InvalidToken` \u2014 the real\n     exception
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          and stores the token, `Check --format script`\n     returns 0 and prints
          `PASSED`, `UnsetPassword` removes the key again.\n\n   The branches that
          follow decryption (blank password, missing keyfile) are\n   pure Python
          and already covered by `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py`,\n   so
          they stay there and the Redis-gated job keeps to what needs Redis.\n\nNo
          new dependency: `cryptography` is already imported the same way by\n`osism/commands/vault.py:25`.\n\n##
          Notes\n\n- `Check`'s last step decrypts a `secrets.yml` through ansible's
          `VaultLib`.\n  ansible-core is not installed in this environment \u2014
          it lives in the optional\n  `[ansible]` extra (`setup.cfg:34`) while the
          job installs `--dev` plus\n  `pip install .` \u2014 so `tests/conftest.py`
          stubs it, and the stubbed `decrypt()`\n  returns `b\"\"` without raising.
          Pointing `--path` at an encrypted fixture would\n  report success for any
          password, so the step is skipped rather than mocked.\n- The commands run
          in-process rather than as a subprocess so the keyfile fixture\n  applies
          to them.\n- #2402 listed rewiring `SetPassword.keyfile` and `Check.keyfile`
          as a Non-Goal.\n  They are rewired here anyway, for the reasons in change
          1.\n\n## Test plan\n\n- `black --check` and `flake8` report all changed
          files clean.\n- The unit and integration jobs cover the rest: `tests/unit/commands/test_vault.py`\n
          \ and `tests/unit/utils/test_init_task_output.py` for the settings move,
          the\n  `python-osism-integration-tests` job for the new module. The integration
          job\n  is also what exercises the `REDIS_DB=15` switch \u2014 a green run
          there is the\n  check that nothing in the suite depended on database 0.\n-
          To run the integration module by hand:\n  `REDIS_HOST=localhost REDIS_DB=15
          OSISM_REQUIRE_REDIS=1 pytest tests/integration/test_vault.py`\n  against
          a throwaway `redis:7-alpine` container.\n\nCloses #2402\n\n---\n\n_Implemented
          by [planwerk-agent](https://github.com/planwerk/planwerk-agent) with Claude:claude-opus-5[1m]_\n"
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