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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe harness and evidence validator now support adapter-backed execution by separating candidate arguments from adapter spawn arguments. Tests cover native and adapter-mediated capture. Genie metadata versions were updated to ChangesGenie evidence and version update
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The validation change can accept an invocation that runs a different executable or arguments while still treating the authenticated candidate as verified, which could produce false-positive validation results. Merge should wait until the invocation is strictly bound to the candidate and rejection tests are added. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Harness as codex-dogfood-harness
participant Adapter as executionAdapter
participant Candidate as candidate binary
participant Validator as evidence validator
Harness->>Harness: resolveInvocation(binary, args, executionAdapter)
Harness->>Adapter: spawn adapterArgv
Adapter->>Candidate: exec candidate with args
Candidate-->>Harness: return command output
Harness-->>Validator: provide argv and adapterArgv
Validator->>Validator: validate spawn vector and retired MCP arguments
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…apter The linux-x64-musl leg is the only dogfood platform that runs the candidate through an execution adapter (scripts/run-musl-dogfood.sh, Alpine in Docker). captureCommand folded the adapter's spawn vector into the evidence `argv`, so that leg recorded ['<genie binary>', 'task', 'list', '--json'] where every other platform recorded ['task', 'list', '--json'] — and validate-live-dogfood-evidence's standalone assertion, which requires an exact 'task list --json' / 'board --json', failed stages 5-7 on musl alone. Stable release publish has been failing at that gate. Evidence `argv` is now always the candidate's OWN arguments. When an adapter wraps the run, the real spawned vector is recorded separately as `adapterArgv: [candidateBinary, ...argv]`; `executable` remains the adapter and `candidateBinary` the genie binary, as before. The stage command projection and the requireExit diagnostic use `adapterArgv ?? argv`, so the human-readable command line stays the true spawned command. capturePtySetup had the same fold and is fixed through the shared resolveInvocation helper. The validator accepts the optional `adapterArgv` (rejecting a non-string-array), keeps the standalone check on `argv`, and extends the retired-MCP rejection to cover both vectors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013gGxGgKskzyzr1HRUB6cV3
…evidence fix(dogfood): record candidate argv independently of the execution adapter
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In `@scripts/validate-live-dogfood-evidence.ts`:
- Around line 519-522: Update the adapterArgv validation in the candidate
invocation validation flow to require a non-empty vector whose first element is
the normalized candidateBinary and whose remaining values exactly match argv.
Reject different first elements and trailing arguments, and add tests covering
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| command.adapterArgv !== undefined && | ||
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Bind adapterArgv to the candidate invocation.
This check accepts any string vector. It accepts an authenticated candidateBinary with adapterArgv that starts with another binary. The stage exit and command projection can then attest execution of that other binary while the candidate digest check still passes.
Require an adapter vector to contain the normalized candidate binary first and values identical to argv after it. Reject empty or mismatched vectors. Add a rejection test for a different first element and for different trailing arguments.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@scripts/validate-live-dogfood-evidence.ts` around lines 519 - 522, Update the
adapterArgv validation in the candidate invocation validation flow to require a
non-empty vector whose first element is the normalized candidateBinary and whose
remaining values exactly match argv. Reject different first elements and
trailing arguments, and add tests covering both mismatches.
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