pin the public api, build every package in ci, stop packing the examples - #17
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new CI workflow runs repository-controlled build and packaging commands with checkout credentials still available, creating a bounded security exposure, and its packaging checks can pass without proving that all required packages are produced or that the Web API example is excluded. Merge should wait until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 69-73: Replace the diagnostic “List packages” step after the Pack
command with validation that inspects ./artifacts and fails unless exactly the
seven expected package IDs are present, including Carom.DependencyInjection,
while explicitly rejecting Carom.Examples.WebApi.
- Line 23: Update the workflow permissions to grant only contents read access,
and configure the actions/checkout@v4 step with persist-credentials disabled.
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from being persisted for later CI steps.
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four test assemblies plus a fixed LogFileName means one surviving file, so the count gate saw 196 of 295 and failed. verified locally: four trx files, 295 total.
ls -la passes whenever any package exists, so a missing package or a newly-packable example both went green. this branch exists to make the set exactly right, so check the set. mutation tested five ways. also read-only token and persist-credentials false: no step runs an authenticated git or gh command.
Carom invites contributions on eleven open issues and had no CI at all: the only workflows were a dispatch-only publish, self-assign and solicitation flagging. So a well meant first pull request could break every consumer with nothing to catch it. This adds the missing gate and the pipeline to run it.
Standard being applied: DELIVERY.md, specifically a machine-checked record of the public surface and protection with no check is a turnstile.
What this adds
A public API approval test covering all seven packable projects, using the same
PublicApiGeneratorpattern already proven in Verdict. When the surface changes the test fails with a readable diff and quotes the versioning rule back: additions are a minor, anything removed or changed in place is a major.A CI workflow. Restore, build, test and pack the whole solution on every pull request, in Release, because Release is what ships. It asserts a floor of 250 tests and that total equals passed, since a run that discovers nothing exits zero and would otherwise go green while proving nothing.
Three things found while doing it
Three published packages were absent from
Carom.sln(issue #10):Carom.AspNetCore,Carom.EntityFrameworkandCarom.Telemetry.OpenTelemetry. They are on NuGet at 1.5.0 and were never built or tested by anything. Referencing them from the approval project pulled them in, anddotnet sln addbrought the rest. Closes #10.Carom.Examples.WebApiwas packable.dotnet packon the solution produced aCarom.Examples.WebApipackage from sample code. It is not on NuGet, so no harm has been done, but any publish step iterating the solution would have pushed it. MarkedIsPackable=false.The repo's versions are behind NuGet. The csproj files say 1.0.0, 1.3.0 and 1.4.0; NuGet has 1.5.0 for six packages. So the source tree does not describe what shipped, and
Carom.DependencyInjectionis packable but has never been published at all. Not fixed here because it needs a decision about where versions live, but it should not stay this way: the approval test's versioning advice assumes the number in the repo means something.Verification
Seven approved surfaces generated and committed. The suite passes at 7 of 7.
Proven by mutation, not asserted: removing one line from
Carom.Http.approved.txtfails exactly that one test and reportsso it detects the change, names the member and classifies it correctly.
The full solution builds and packs in Release: seven packages, examples excluded.
Note on runtime
The test job has a 30 minute timeout because the suite currently takes around twelve minutes, nearly all of it in one test that uses 100 retries with no base delay so jitter saturates toward the 30 second cap. That is issue #11, and it is worth fixing before this becomes a required check on every pull request.
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