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diff --git a/scripts/tests/audit.bats b/scripts/tests/audit.bats
index 3df69c9..c6123e1 100644
--- a/scripts/tests/audit.bats
+++ b/scripts/tests/audit.bats
@@ -40,9 +40,28 @@ git_init_with_ai_tracked() {
local proj_dir="$1"
(cd "$proj_dir" \
&& git init -q \
+ && git config maintenance.auto false \
+ && git config gc.auto 0 \
&& git add -A \
&& git -c user.email=test@test -c user.name=test commit -q -m initial)
}
+# maintenance.auto/gc.auto are off because `git commit` otherwise spawns
+# `git maintenance run --auto --quiet --detach` (traced on git 2.55). The commit
+# returns while that detached process is still writing .git/objects/pack, so
+# teardown's `rm -rf` intermittently failed with "Directory not empty" and bats
+# reported a passing test as failed. Measured at ~8% of runs. Killing the
+# background writer is the fix; a retry loop in teardown would only hide it.
+#
+# What triggers it: the fixture rsyncs ~170 workflow/script files before
+# committing, and maintenance's loose-objects task fires at a default threshold
+# of 100. (Not gc.auto's 6700 — that never fires here, which is why disabling
+# gc.auto alone was never the explanation.) maintenance.auto false is what
+# suppresses it on 2.55; gc.auto 0 is the portable guard for older git, where
+# commit calls gc --auto directly and maintenance.auto does not exist. Either
+# is sufficient on its own here.
+#
+# Other bats suites that git-init fixtures are currently safe only by staying
+# under that 100-object threshold — an implicit dependency, not a guarantee.
@test "audit: clean projects report ok with exit 0" {
scaffold_synced_ai "$TEST_HOME/code/alpha"
@@ -113,6 +132,23 @@ git_init_with_ai_tracked() {
! grep -q "# uncommitted" "$TEST_HOME/code/alpha/.ai/protocols.org"
}
+@test "audit: retired projects are excluded entirely" {
+ # ~/projects/.retired/<name> holds shelved projects. The audit must
+ # never sync into them — they're not live targets. A drifted retired
+ # project must not appear in the output or the counts.
+ scaffold_synced_ai "$TEST_HOME/projects/.retired/oldproj"
+ echo "# drift marker" >> "$TEST_HOME/projects/.retired/oldproj/.ai/protocols.org"
+ scaffold_synced_ai "$TEST_HOME/code/alpha"
+
+ run bash "$AUDIT" --no-doctor
+
+ # The retired project is invisible to the audit, in any state.
+ [[ "$output" != *".retired/oldproj"* ]]
+ # The live project is still audited and clean.
+ [[ "$output" == *"ok ~/code/alpha"* ]]
+ [[ "$output" == *"Summary: 1 ok, 0 drift, 0 skipped, 0 failed"* ]]
+}
+
@test "audit: loop continues past .ai/-missing failure" {
# Edge case 2 from todo.org:1766. The defensive [ ! -d "$proj/.ai" ]
# branch fires when a discovered .ai/ disappears between find and