The per-file list was truncated to top 15 by default. Files below
the top-15 violation ranking (e.g., the 4 UNCLEAR sites in
outline_tool.py, summarize.py, conductor_tech_lead.py,
openai_compatible.py) were hidden from the per-file output.
The fix changes the default --top from 15 to 200, which exceeds
the current project file count (65 src/ files) and leaves room
for future growth. Users can still pass --top 15 if they want a
truncated view.
The render_json filter excluded INTERNAL_COMPLIANT findings from the
per-file list in non-verbose mode:
if f.category in VIOLATION_CATEGORIES or f.category in ("UNCLEAR", "INTERNAL_RETHROW")
This meant the 25 newly-classified compliant sites from the review
pass were not visible in the per-file output. Totals were correct
but the per-file list was incomplete.
The fix removes the filter so all findings appear in the per-file
list. The totals already match (they are computed from r.findings
before the per-file filter).
The audit script's visit_Try had a bug where the
\ or child in handler.body\ loop was OUTSIDE the
\ or handler in node.handlers\ loop. So \handler\ was bound
to the LAST handler, and only the last handler's body was walked.
Raises in non-last except handlers were missed (e.g.,
src/rag_engine.py:31 was not in the audit findings).
The fix moves the inner loop inside the outer loop so each
handler's body is walked. Both the FIRST and LAST handler raises
are now detected.
Adds tests/test_audit_exception_handling_bug_fixes.py with 2
tests for the walker behavior (first-handler raise, middle-handler
raise in a 3-handler try).
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