hhh-dialect-verify-report
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Run the Hibernate ORM test suite against one or all CUBRID versions, compare pass/fail with a baseline, and always write a Korean Word comparison report. Combines hhh-dialect-verify and report in one run.
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Run the hibernate-core suite against CUBRID (one version or the full matrix), diff vs a baseline, and always generate the Word 비교 분석 report.
- Very specific: line 36
After each version the script tears the CUBRID container down with its anonymous data volume (down -v) before the next version, so the disk …
- Very specific: line 52
Follow the report skill's schema + 작성 원칙 (간결, 표/차트 우선).
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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CUBRID dialect verify → report (one-shot)
Run the hibernate-core suite against CUBRID (one version or the full matrix), diff vs a baseline, and always generate the Word 비교 분석 report. This orchestrates two installed skills: hhh-dialect-verify (parse_results.py, measurement) and report (build_report.js, document).
⚠️ Long-running: the full suite is ~30 min per version (≈2.5 h for --all-versions). Use --tests '<filter>' for a quick smoke check first.
Step 0: Prereqs
- Installed skills:
hhh-dialect-verifyandreport(both installed next to this skill). - Hibernate repo (default
~/Devel/hibernate), Docker,python3, and for the report:node+ globaldocx, plus the report venv (matplotlib). See the report skill's Step 0. - Optional: the Understand-Anything plugin (
/understand-*commands). If installed, Step 3 can add a change-impact (영향 범위) note; the pipeline runs fine without it.
Step 1: Run the orchestrator (verify across versions)
bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/assets/run_verify.sh \
--baseline ~/Devel/cubrid-fullsuite-10.2-2026-06-13.tgz \
--all-versions # or: --versions 10.2,11.4 (add --tests '<filter>' for a fast run)Per version it starts CUBRID (CUBRID_IMAGE=...:<v> ./db.sh cubrid), runs :hibernate-core:test -Pdb=cubrid, parses results, and diffs vs the baseline. Writes verify-out/summary.json (+ per-version <v>.json, run-<v>.log) and prints a table: version · total · failed · +recovered · −regressed · net.
The baseline may be a .tgz, a test-results/test dir, or a *.json from a prior parse. For accurate per-version deltas the baseline should correspond to the version(s) compared.
After each version the script tears the CUBRID container down with its anonymous data volume (down -v) before the next version, so the disk doesn't fill up across the matrix (each version's volume is ~2.7 GB). Pass --no-cleanup to keep the DB running for debugging.
Step 2: Read the summary
Read verify-out/summary.json → { baseline_failed, versions: [{version, total, passed, failed, skipped, recovered, regressed, net, families, recovered_by_family, regressed_by_family}] }.
Step 3: Author the report spec (MANDATORY: the pipeline always reports)
Turn summary.json into a report JSON spec (a 비교 분석), using the real numbers: do not skip this:
- conclusion: headline net change + recovered/regressed,
**…**on key numbers. - 결과 section: a
tableof version × (failed, +recovered, −regressed, net) with rowstatuscolors, plus abar/hbarchart (failed-per-version for--all-versions, or before→after with a-Nbadge for a single version). - 실패 분류 section: an
hbarof recovered-by-family (and/or top remaining families). - 회귀 section: if any
regressed, anote(warn) + the regressed test list; else state "회귀 ~0". - 영향 범위 (선택: only if the Understand-Anything plugin is installed): to complement the quantitative +N/−N deltas with the change's blast radius, run
/understand-diff(for uncommitted changes) or/understand-explainon the dialect files, and fold the result into a shortnoteor an "영향" subsection. If the plugin is not installed, skip this: the rest of the report is unchanged.
Follow the report skill's schema + 작성 원칙 (간결, 표/차트 우선). Default meta = CUBRID Dev1 · 작성일 <date> (author = CUBRID Dev1 unless the user names another).
Step 4: Generate, validate, visually verify (MANDATORY)
bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../report/assets/build.sh <spec>.json <out>.docx
bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../report/assets/preview.sh <out>.docxbuild.sh handles the toolchain; preview.sh checks the file's structure and renders every page to PNG. Read those page images before handing off (report skill Step 4). Hand the user the .docx path and verify-out/summary.json.
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