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Add negative examples that should retain ordinary prose #180
Description
PRI-05 · Privacy filtering
Difficulty: beginner · Status: ready
This is a focused contribution against current main. No unmerged feature PR is required.
Why this is useful
Over-redaction can hide useful scam context
Start here
Source audit: 9d8ac3e01df1. Read these files on current main too, because paths may change after the audit:
Scope and intended output
Add the focused test file tests/roadmap/privacy/test_safe_prose.py. Change runtime code only if the acceptance criteria explicitly request a behavior fix; otherwise report newly discovered behavior separately.
Acceptance criteria
- Use benign synthetic sentences without identifiers
- Assert exact preservation
- Keep disputes about numeric sequences as separate design cases
Verification
uv run pytest tests/roadmap/privacy/test_safe_prose.py -q
uv run pylint app testsCreate the named focused test file before running its command. Tests must be deterministic, mock external services, and avoid paid calls. Run bash scripts/check.sh before submitting a Python change.
Dependencies
None. Keep the PR based on current upstream main.
Out of scope
- Unrelated refactors, broad formatting, endpoint renames, or extra dependencies without agreement.
- Live cloud provisioning, paid model calls, real private messages, or credentials in fixtures/logs.
- Implementing neighboring roadmap issues in the same PR.
Getting help and submitting
Comment with your intended approach and ask when expected behavior is unclear. Check for an existing PR before starting; there is no deadline for a volunteer contribution. A useful reproduction or partial finding is welcome.
Use the issue's criteria as the review checklist. Include the commands actually run and any limitations. Link the issue; use Fixes only when its entire agreed scope is complete. If CONTRIBUTING.md is not yet on main, the contributor-roadmap PR provides the onboarding guide.
Activity
sivaadithya25 commentedon Sep 28, 2026
Hi, I'd like to work on this issue. Could you assign it to me?
sivaadithya25 commentedon Sep 28, 2026
am is still assigned to this! I saw there it shows assigned and unassigned
sivaadithya25 commentedon Sep 28, 2026
if you didn't have problem please assign me back it will grate for me to work with you
ashrafee-dev commentedon Sep 28, 2026
@sivaadithya25 You are still assigned for this issue. Really appreciate all the contributions you are making.
sivaadithya25 commentedon Sep 28, 2026
Thank you for confirming ill be working on it now!
sivaadithya25 commentedon Sep 29, 2026
Hi @ashrafee-dev, just a small reminder — PR #372 for this issue has been merged successfully. When you get a chance, could you please close Issue #180? Thank you! 🙌