fix(scan): prioritize configured locations in Workday facet recovery - #3851
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWorkday scan contexts now carry configured location filters. Truncated-board recovery uses those hints to prioritize eligible location facet values, while retaining generic fallback selection. Tests cover blocked locations and single-slice recovery. ChangesWorkday location-aware recovery
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Location-aware recovery can spend its bounded Workday recovery budget on incorrectly matched locations and omit eligible remote jobs on truncated boards. The matching semantics and remote fallback should be corrected before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 8 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes implement configured location hint propagation and location-first Workday facet selection in Resolution Implement bounded per-board and whole-sweep recovery budgets, report selected, skipped, and incomplete slices, and add the required tests for exact location matches, eligible remote signals, excluded and unknown values, tenant scoping, and budget exhaustion. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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In `@providers/workday.mjs`:
- Around line 172-175: Update the provider scorer around normalizedHintValues so
hint fields accept scalar and array values consistently with scan.mjs, normalize
allow, block, block_hard, and always_allow separately, and use the canonical
boundary-aware location matching semantics instead of String.includes. Evaluate
block_hard first and reject immediately; only then allow always_allow to
override ordinary block matches.
- Around line 214-218: Update the facet-value selection around the score filter
and chooseSplitFacet so score-zero Remote values remain eligible as a bounded
fallback when location values match. Preserve score-based ordering and existing
non-empty filtering, while ensuring title-eligible remote postings can still
have their remote slice requested on a clamped board.
In `@tests/providers/workday-facet-split.test.mjs`:
- Around line 139-152: Add regression cases alongside the existing
chooseSplitFacet location-hint tests for scalar allow/block values, block_hard
taking precedence over always_allow, and a title-remote posting under a
nonmatching location facet. Assert the expected facet selection and filtered
values so these cases expose the regressions in chooseSplitFacet and related
location-hint handling.
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| const alwaysAllow = normalizedHintValues(hints?.always_allow); | ||
| const allow = normalizedHintValues([...(hints?.allow || []), ...(hints?.positive || [])]); | ||
| const block = normalizedHintValues([...(hints?.block || []), ...(hints?.block_hard || [])]); | ||
| if (block.some((term) => text.includes(term)) && !alwaysAllow.some((term) => text.includes(term))) return -1; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reuse the canonical location-filter semantics.
The provider scorer diverges from scan.mjs: normalizedHintValues() drops scalar values, String.includes() is not boundary-aware, and merging block_hard into block lets always_allow override a hard block. For example, allow: "US" becomes character terms, "Australia" matches "US", and "USA - New York - Malta" can pass always_allow: ["USA"] despite block_hard: ["Malta"]. This can consume recovery budget on incorrect slices. Normalize each field separately, use boundary-aware matching, and reject block_hard before always_allow.
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In `@providers/workday.mjs` around lines 172 - 175, Update the provider scorer
around normalizedHintValues so hint fields accept scalar and array values
consistently with scan.mjs, normalize allow, block, block_hard, and always_allow
separately, and use the canonical boundary-aware location matching semantics
instead of String.includes. Evaluate block_hard first and reject immediately;
only then allow always_allow to override ordinary block matches.
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| .filter(({ score }) => score > 0) | ||
| .sort((a, b) => b.score - a.score || b.value.count - a.value.count) | ||
| .map(({ value }) => value), | ||
| })) | ||
| .filter(({ values }) => values.length > 0); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve title-eligible remote postings during recovery.
This filter removes every facet value with score 0 once one matching location value exists. However, scan.mjs accepts a title-stated remote role after the allow/block checks at Lines 468-471. With allow: ['Toronto'] and no explicit Remote hint, remote postings under another location facet are eligible for the final filter but their slice is never requested on a clamped board. Keep a bounded remote fallback, or pass equivalent remote eligibility into chooseSplitFacet.
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In `@providers/workday.mjs` around lines 214 - 218, Update the facet-value
selection around the score filter and chooseSplitFacet so score-zero Remote
values remain eligible as a bounded fallback when location values match.
Preserve score-based ordering and existing non-empty filtering, while ensuring
title-eligible remote postings can still have their remote slice requested on a
clamped board.
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| const locationFirst = chooseSplitFacet([ | ||
| { facetParameter: 'jobFamily', descriptor: 'Job Family', values: [{ id: 'admin', count: 10 }, { id: 'ops', count: 20 }] }, | ||
| { facetParameter: 'location', descriptor: 'Location', values: [ | ||
| { id: 'us', descriptor: 'Remote - United States', count: 4000 }, | ||
| { id: 'toronto', descriptor: 'Toronto, Ontario, Canada', count: 20 }, | ||
| { id: 'london', descriptor: 'London, Ontario, Canada', count: 10 }, | ||
| ] }, | ||
| ], { locationHints: { allow: ['Canada', 'Ontario', 'Toronto', 'Remote'], block: ['Remote - United States'] } }); | ||
| if (locationFirst?.facetParameter === 'location' | ||
| && locationFirst.values.map((value) => value.id).join('|') === 'toronto|london') { | ||
| pass('chooseSplitFacet() prioritizes configured location values over smaller unrelated facets'); | ||
| } else { | ||
| fail(`chooseSplitFacet(location hints) returned ${JSON.stringify(locationFirst)}`); | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add regression cases for the remaining location contract.
These tests cover array-shaped allow and block values only. Add cases for scalar hint values, block_hard overriding always_allow, and a title-remote posting under a nonmatching location facet. These cases should fail for the current regressions in providers/workday.mjs.
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In `@tests/providers/workday-facet-split.test.mjs` around lines 139 - 152, Add
regression cases alongside the existing chooseSplitFacet location-hint tests for
scalar allow/block values, block_hard taking precedence over always_allow, and a
title-remote posting under a nonmatching location facet. Assert the expected
facet selection and filtered values so these cases expose the regressions in
chooseSplitFacet and related location-hint handling.
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Verified the owned test tests/providers/workday-facet-split.test.mjs. The real change is in providers/workday.mjs (chooseSplitFacet()): when a clamped Workday board is split during facet recovery, it now prefers the operator-configured location_filter values over the generic smallest-partition fallback. The scan.mjs/scan-ats-full.mjs edits are pure pass-through wiring of location_filter into the context, no logic.
The owned test is sound and not a tautology. The location-first case genuinely distinguishes the new path from the old: the generic fallback would pick jobFamily (count 20, smaller than location's 4000), but the test requires facetParameter === 'location' and the value ids in configured order (toronto|london), and asserts the blocked Remote - United States value is dropped, so if recovery ignored config order it returns jobFamily and reddens. The single-target case pins that a blocked value leaves exactly one id (ca).
No SSRF concern: the change only reorders and filters facet values already present in the ATS response, it does not touch URL or host construction, so the Workday host allowlist surface is unchanged.
Owned test verified sound, CI green, mergeable and not behind. This is GATE-tier. Holding formal approval until Scott gives the go-ahead, and surfacing it as ready-to-approve.
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Approving on Scott's go-ahead. Owned test verified sound at this head (config-location priority pinned, no SSRF surface change, green, not behind). Blocking on review only; not merging.
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Summary
portals.yml.location_filterhints through bothscan.mjsandscan-ats-full.mjs;The provider does not read or infer from arbitrary CV text. Explicit scanner configuration remains authoritative, and the normal location filter remains the final acceptance gate.
Closes #3850
Validation
node tests/providers/workday-facet-split.test.mjs— passednode --check providers/workday.mjs— passednode --check scan-ats-full.mjs— passednode --check scan.mjs— passednode test-all.mjs— syntax and script checks passed; final cleanup failed with WindowsEPERMwhile removing a temporary directory, unrelated to this change.Summary
Workday truncated-board recovery now prioritizes locations from
portals.yml.location_filter.Users can scan configured countries, regions, cities, and eligible remote locations before unrelated facet values. Clearly excluded locations are skipped. Generic facet fallback remains available when no usable location facet exists.
The scanner passes location hints through
scan.mjsandscan-ats-full.mjstoproviders/workday.mjs. Recovery does not infer locations from CV text. The normal location filter remains the final acceptance gate.Regression tests cover location priority, excluded locations, and a single in-scope location slice in
tests/providers/workday-facet-split.test.mjs.User impact
Configured location searches focus Workday recovery on postings that the search can accept. Recovery remains bounded and may be incomplete when request or slice budgets are exhausted.
Files changed
providers/workday.mjsscan.mjsscan-ats-full.mjstests/providers/workday-facet-split.test.mjsNo changes were made to
AGENTS.md,modes/,update-system.mjs,DATA_CONTRACT.md, or.github/.Validation
Workday facet tests and JavaScript syntax checks passed. The full test script encountered an unrelated Windows
EPERMerror during temporary-directory cleanup.