verify.py v0.4: cat reports/*.json after test_cmds (upstream harness reads the report dir itself; print_cmds is often empty)

scripts/verify.py

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-"""PatchBench row verification + context expansion harness (v0.3).
+"""PatchBench row verification + context expansion harness (v0.4).
 
 For each candidate row:
   1. clone the repo at base_commit
@@ -10,10 +10,12 @@ For each candidate row:
   4. slice a 500-1500 line context window around the buggy files
   5. write a result record; verified rows additionally carry the full patchbench schema
 
-Native (non-Docker) reproduction of the upstream env: toolchain dirs are prepended
-to PATH per language, and the upstream /testbed convention is rewritten to the
-local checkout path. Toolchain image must satisfy the repos' go.mod/tool requirements
-(use golang:1.25+ for Go rows).
+Native (non-Docker) reproduction of the upstream env:
+  - toolchain dirs are prepended to PATH per language
+  - the upstream /testbed convention is rewritten to the local checkout path
+  - after test_cmds, the harness cats reports/* (rows redirect `go test -json >
+    reports/<lang>-test-results.json` and upstream's harness reads that report
+    itself; the row's print_cmds list is often empty)
 
 Usage (inside a job with the right language toolchain image):
   python verify.py --lang go --file pilot/candidates/go.jsonl --limit 6
@@ -85,8 +87,8 @@ def get_parser(row):
 
 
 def run_tests(row, repo_dir):
-    """Run rebuild_cmds, then test_cmds, then print_cmds; parse combined output once.
-    Returns (tests_dict, combined_output_tail)."""
+    """Run rebuild_cmds, test_cmds, print_cmds, then surface any reports/* the test
+    commands wrote. Returns (tests_dict, combined_output_tail)."""
     parser = get_parser(row)
     sh(row.get("rebuild_cmds"), repo_dir)
     run("mkdir -p reports", repo_dir, 30)
@@ -97,6 +99,8 @@ def run_tests(row, repo_dir):
     for c in (row.get("print_cmds") or []):
         _, o, _ = run(c, repo_dir, 120)
         out += o + "\n"
+    _, o, _ = run("for f in reports/*; do [ -f \"$f\" ] && cat \"$f\"; done", repo_dir, 120)
+    out += o + "\n"
     return parser(out), out[-3000:]