Part of #189. Blocks on slice 1.
Goal
After the upstream data-governance rename PR lands (slice 1), bump the vendor/data-governance/ submodule pointer in this repo, regenerate lib/governance/{catalog,vocabularies}.ts, and update any consumer that still references InterventionStatus so the build and drift CI stay green.
Why
The auto-generated governance catalog files (CLAUDE.md rule 13) flip from referencing InterventionStatus to ProjectStatus as soon as the submodule is bumped. Anything that imports or string-matches against the old name breaks immediately. This slice catches that in one coordinated pass.
Scope
Files touched:
vendor/data-governance/ — submodule pointer bump (git submodule update --remote).lib/governance/catalog.ts — auto-regenerated by npm run build:governance.lib/governance/vocabularies.ts — auto-regenerated by npm run build:governance.scripts/verify-portfolio.ts and lib/portfolio-verification.ts — search for InterventionStatus / Intervention string references; rename.scripts/refresh-commit-dates.ts — same sweep.lib/lifecycle-display.ts — same sweep.lib/portfolio-meta.ts — auto-generated; will regen on next npm run build.- Drift CI script (
scripts/governance-drift.* if present locally; check .github/workflows/governance-drift.yml).
- Governance PR-summary script (
scripts/governance-pr-summary.ts) — string match if any.
Acceptance
npm run build:governance runs clean; output references ProjectStatus.npm run build clean.npm run verify:portfolio clean.Governance Drift CI green on this PR.Governance PR Summary posts a coherent diff (vocabulary group renamed should appear cleanly in the summary).- No string
InterventionStatus remains in the AISPEG repo (grep -r 'InterventionStatus' . returns nothing outside of historical git log).
Out of scope
- Component/type/file renames (
InterventionDetail.tsx → ProjectDetail.tsx) — slice 3.
- User-facing copy and docs sweep — slice 4.
Sequencing note
This PR should be opened immediately after slice 1's upstream PR merges. The window where AISPEG's pinned submodule SHA is older than upstream causes drift CI to fail on every unrelated open PR. Land in one sitting.
Part of #189. Blocks on slice 1.
Goal
After the upstream
data-governancerename PR lands (slice 1), bump thevendor/data-governance/submodule pointer in this repo, regeneratelib/governance/{catalog,vocabularies}.ts, and update any consumer that still referencesInterventionStatusso the build and drift CI stay green.Why
The auto-generated governance catalog files (CLAUDE.md rule 13) flip from referencing
InterventionStatustoProjectStatusas soon as the submodule is bumped. Anything that imports or string-matches against the old name breaks immediately. This slice catches that in one coordinated pass.Scope
Files touched:
vendor/data-governance/— submodule pointer bump (git submodule update --remote).lib/governance/catalog.ts— auto-regenerated bynpm run build:governance.lib/governance/vocabularies.ts— auto-regenerated bynpm run build:governance.scripts/verify-portfolio.tsandlib/portfolio-verification.ts— search forInterventionStatus/Interventionstring references; rename.scripts/refresh-commit-dates.ts— same sweep.lib/lifecycle-display.ts— same sweep.lib/portfolio-meta.ts— auto-generated; will regen on nextnpm run build.scripts/governance-drift.*if present locally; check.github/workflows/governance-drift.yml).scripts/governance-pr-summary.ts) — string match if any.Acceptance
npm run build:governanceruns clean; output referencesProjectStatus.npm run buildclean.npm run verify:portfolioclean.Governance DriftCI green on this PR.Governance PR Summaryposts a coherent diff (vocabulary group renamed should appear cleanly in the summary).InterventionStatusremains in the AISPEG repo (grep -r 'InterventionStatus' .returns nothing outside of historicalgit log).Out of scope
InterventionDetail.tsx→ProjectDetail.tsx) — slice 3.Sequencing note
This PR should be opened immediately after slice 1's upstream PR merges. The window where AISPEG's pinned submodule SHA is older than upstream causes drift CI to fail on every unrelated open PR. Land in one sitting.