From cb9277a4fe9e20aed6a64373f293a75fe04e00a9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 12:38:10 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 01/81] wip: delete affected-set selection and the scoped witness batch (model half) --- dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag | 98 +-- dag/gunbc/doc_graph_roots.dag | 10 - dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag | 17 +- dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt.dag | 308 ++----- .../floor_component_receipt_document.dag | 16 - dag/gunbc/floor_materialization.dag | 7 +- dag/gunbc/observation_emit_census.dag | 11 +- dag/gunbc/plan_registry_batch_f.dag | 2 - .../plans/ci_selection_vs_scheduling.dag | 79 -- dag/gunbc/prose_row_frontier.dag | 1 - dag/gunbc/selection_degradation_receipt.dag | 314 -------- dag/std/realization_schedule.dag | 368 +-------- ...oor_batch_clamp_authority_witness_test.dag | 57 +- .../floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag | 8 - ...efore_main_push_selection_witness_test.dag | 137 ---- ...ction_degradation_receipt_witness_test.dag | 140 ---- ...floor_skip_discovery_witness_transport.dag | 12 - .../src/bin/floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs | 751 ------------------ .../src/bin/selection_control_skip_witness.rs | 103 --- src/v2/lens/fallback_arm_census.dag | 1 - .../provenance_fail_closed_contract_test.dag | 112 --- .../floor_skip/budget_red_control_plan.dag | 66 -- .../falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag | 14 - .../floor_skip/floor_disc_data_source.dag | 9 - .../floor_disc_data_witness_test.dag | 31 - .../floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag | 7 - .../floor_skip/live_tree_declared_test.dag | 12 - .../node_precise_discriminator_test.dag | 110 --- src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag | 259 ------ .../affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag | 512 ------------ src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag | 115 +-- src/v2/workflow/floor_skip_proof_plan.dag | 44 - 32 files changed, 122 insertions(+), 3609 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/plans/ci_selection_vs_scheduling.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/selection_degradation_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/push_before_main_push_selection_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/selection_degradation_receipt_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/tools/floor_skip_discovery_witness_transport.dag delete mode 100644 src/v1/stage0/src/bin/floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs delete mode 100644 src/v1/stage0/src/bin/selection_control_skip_witness.rs delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/workflow/provenance_fail_closed_contract_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/budget_red_control_plan.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_source.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/live_tree_declared_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/floor_skip_proof_plan.dag diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag index 0a32f2cdfa1..81d80d2c26d 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag @@ -3,13 +3,8 @@ module gunbc.ci_layer_roots import std.realization_schedule { ScheduleWitnessEntry, ExecutionWitnessKind, CorpusWitnessKind, schedule_witness_entry_eq, schedule_witness_entry_roster_contains, - ScopedWitnessBatch, ScopedWitnessBatchId, ScopedWitnessBatchResourceProfile, - RunnableBatchClamp, SequentialChildProcess, SelectionApplied, - scoped_witness_batch, runnable_resource_profile, runnable_memory_substantial, } import std.execution_mode { Hermetic } -import std.measure { second, millisecond } -import std.decl_ref { decl_ref } import gunbc.cli_invoke { source_roots_shell_flags, SourceRootBare, @@ -425,11 +420,6 @@ data witness_exclusion_frontier: List = [ classification: BinWitnessWet, reason: excl_bin_wet_reason, dissolution: excl_bin_wet_dissolve}, - WitnessExclusionRow { - pattern: "floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag", - classification: FalsifierRehomedBinWet, - reason: excl_rehomed_bin_wet_reason, - dissolution: excl_rehomed_bin_wet_dissolve}, WitnessExclusionRow { pattern: "atom_body_discriminator_witness_test.dag", classification: FalsifierSubstrateLongLane, @@ -527,12 +517,6 @@ data witness_exclusion_frontier: List = [ classification: BinWitnessWet, reason: excl_bin_wet_reason, dissolution: excl_bin_wet_dissolve}, - WitnessExclusionRow { - pattern: "test/fixture/floor_skip/", - classification: FixtureExplicitRoster, - reason: "floor_skip control fixtures at dir grain: driven by floor_skip_discovery_witness explicit rosters, never corpus witnesses (floor_skip_control_fixture_exclusion_note, witness_admission_fixture_note)", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "fixture-home policy changes (witness_admission_fixture_note); row deletes") - }, WitnessExclusionRow { pattern: "test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/", classification: FixtureExplicitRoster, @@ -895,7 +879,7 @@ Local recipe: gunbc run --source-root src/v2 --source-root dag --entry src/v2/wo Dissolve-on: the crate-layout artifact moves to host-driven generation with the index supplied at the boundary — then the hand rows, the parity witness, and this exclusion delete together." -data witness_admission_fixture_note: String = "Phase 0(b): floor_skip control fixtures excluded at dir grain — consumers are explicit rosters in floor_skip_discovery_witness, not the discovery corpus. Dissolves when fixture-home policy changes." +data witness_admission_fixture_note: String = "Phase 0(b) admitted control fixtures excluded from tree-wide discovery at dir grain: their consumers are explicit rosters, never the discovery corpus. The floor_skip fixture home was deleted with affected-set selection itself (the rows it controlled no longer exist); walk_plan_stage remains. Dissolves when fixture-home policy changes." data known_red_probe_note: String = "Phase 0(b) quarantine probe cadence (module-identity-storage-binding): known-red frontier witnesses that EXPECT RED on main — the falsifier probe batch runs them SelectionApplied; greening is a counted un-quarantine event (per-row dissolve_on on the authority). Distinct from falsifier_self_host_wet (green-only SelfEmitted receipts). SINGLE AUTHORITY (2026-08-03): the rows live at function grain in gunbc.explicit_witness_admission explicit_witness_admissions and BOTH consumers derive from them — this roster is the falsifier batch's projection, and v2.workflow.floor_discovery_producer drops exactly the same (entry, function) pairs from per-PR discovery. The former shape was a dual representation: a QuarantineProbeExpectRed WitnessExclusionRow removing the whole FILE plus a probe_red(entry, f) row enrolling one FUNCTION, reconciled by a check instead of by construction. Those pattern rows are deleted; a pattern row that re-states a quarantine is now refused by witness_exclusion_row_well_formed." @@ -939,76 +923,8 @@ fn bin_wet(entry: String, f: String) -> ScheduleWitnessEntry { ScheduleWitnessEntry { entry: entry, function: f, kind: ExecutionWitnessKind } } -type V1ClaimScopedWitnessDissolutionTrigger - = V2ParserOwnsV1Claims {} - -data v1_claim_scoped_witness_dissolve_on: List = [ - V2ParserOwnsV1Claims {}, -] - -data v1_claim_scoped_witness_dissolve_on_note: String = "When V2ParserOwnsV1Claims removes this scoped tail, the floor coordinator's scoped-receipt arming and std.realization_schedule scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode surface must dissolve or change in the same motion: a gunbc_ci_floor_plan with no scoped tail otherwise leaves a header-only ledger that the decoder deliberately refuses, so the coupling reds visibly instead of normalizing an unmodeled zero-row run." - -data v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries: List = [ - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/pattern_binder_declaration_node_test.dag", - function: "", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - }, - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag", - function: "", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - }, - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/namespace_reference_derived_closure_production_admissions_witness_test.dag", - function: "", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - }, - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/v1_complexity_eviction_hazard_test.dag", - function: "", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - }, - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/ordinary_frontend_observation_test.dag", - function: "", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - }, - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/v1_match_pattern_identity_test.dag", - function: "", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - }, -] +data v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch_deleted_note: String = "THE SCOPED WITNESS BATCH IS DELETED (2026-08-15), and with it the only ScopedWitnessBatch instance that ever existed. It ran five file-grain v1 claim entries under a dag plus src/v1 source-root envelope, in a sequential child worker, so the v1 compiler closure could be resolved without widening witness_layer_roots for everything else.\n\nWHY IT COULD NOT SURVIVE AFFECTED-SET SELECTION. It was the last SelectionApplied consumer on the required path, and its 720-second clamp was derived (PR #8259) from a measured 565-second wall on the assumption that unrelated PRs skip it. With selection deleted the two available readings were both wrong: run it every PR and the required floor grows by roughly nine minutes under a clamp basis that no longer describes it, or keep a selection mechanism alive for one batch. Its cost was also never really the witnesses — the same receipt measured about 390 seconds of closure materialization before the first witness line and about 30 seconds of witness evaluation, so it was paying a whole second subject preparation to check thirty rows.\n\nWHAT THIS NARROWS, stated rather than implied: the five entries under src/v1/tests/claim have NO executing consumer. They are not covered by ordinary discovery, whose roots are dag plus src/v2. Their generated stage0 emissions still compile into the seed crate, which is not execution. This is a real loss of coverage over v1 parser and namespace-binding behavior, taken deliberately as part of deleting the floor rather than discovered later, and it is NOT backstopped by any cadence — the cadence lane those rows might have moved to was refused for the same reason the per-PR slot was: a second subject envelope is the defect, not the schedule it runs on.\n\nRESTORATION: one prepared subject spanning dag, src/v1 and src/v2, at which point a separate envelope, a separate worker, a separate clamp and a separate receipt family all stop existing and these rows are ordinary discovery." -data v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch_note: String = "This is one INSTANCE of std.realization_schedule ScopedWitnessBatch, not a parser branch in the floor mechanism. The four file-grain rows expand through ScheduleWitnessEntry's empty-function authority, so adding or renaming a test fn changes no roster. Their dag plus src/v1 source-root envelope admits the v1 compiler closure without widening witness_layer_roots for unrelated witnesses. SelectionApplied is deliberate: normal affected-set selection avoids paying the measured closure materialization on unrelated PRs; every unselected roster row still emits an exact-head ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped receipt with provenance, while a provenance failure refuses loudly and never widens. The executor's own module universe is a distinct fact carried by ScopedWitnessBatch.execution_authority as InheritedWalkSourceRoots: the worker resolves affected_set_floor_runner, witness_entry_eligibility_census, and post-discovery cost/attribution projectors from the enclosing walk's roots while the witness subject index remains exactly dag plus src/v1. Adding src/v2 to this batch's witness roots was considered and refused because it widens the subject envelope, moves the receipt digest, and invalidates the measured clamp basis; executor-authority dependencies never enter the witness roots as an absorbing fallback. The profile declares a substantial whole-tree resolve, Hermetic effects, a batch-owned 720-second clamp, and SequentialChildProcess isolation. RECEIPTED RAISE (2026-08-14, PR #8259 — clamp derivation, three questions): (Q1 WHY SLOWER?) Scoped roster unchanged — still five file-grain rows expanding to ~30 witnesses. Continuation-operator witnesses and source-audit rows run in ordinary discovery, not this batch. Run 31775746910 @ 81c90babc journal: ~390s closure materialization before first witness line, ~30s witness eval, ~152s post-batch receipts; every expanded witness completed before walk-terminal failed. Growth is closure-materialization wall, not scoped enrollment. Correlates with editing src/v1/02_parse.dag (parser is in the dag+src/v1 scoped closure) but magnitude is not decomposed here — tracked by module-grain-materialization lane; this raise does not discharge that open cost. (Q2 WHY 720?) Policy chain from gunbc.ci_spec gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_note: measured scoped-worker total wall × 1.2 fleet margin, rounded up to whole-minute grain — the same derivation family #7924 used for 360→480. This batch carries per_unit_ms=0, so the clamp bounds fixed-roster closure materialization, not witness-count creep (discovery batch uses overhead+rate for that). 565s measured wall × 1.2 = 678s → 720s. (Q3 WAS 480 DERIVED?) Yes — #7924 run 31223532865 @ 93b1373751 FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET wall_ms=375553 clamp_ms=360000, locally reproduced; 375.553s × 1.2 = 451s → 480s whole-minute grain under the same policy. THE ENROLLMENT THAT GREW THE BATCH: none. Failure was over_budget mislabeled WitnessRed because failure_details stayed empty. RECEIPTED RAISE (2026-08-08, PR #7924 CI run 31223532865 @ 93b1373751): scoped child FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET wall_ms=375553 clamp_ms=360000 units=27 — reproduced locally on the same commit after merge with main. Prior 360s basis (199.393s arm64 x 1.8 = 358.9s) is stale: post-merge scoped-worker stage wall is ~376s on x86_local with the full executor-authority projector path. Sizing follows gunbc.ci_spec gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_note fleet-margin policy (measured worst wall x 1.2, not host roulette): 375.553s x 1.2 = 451s, rounded up to 480s whole-minute grain (+33% over the retired 360s row). THE ENROLLMENT THAT GREW THE BATCH: none — wall is closure-materialization dominated, not a roster edit. The earlier 180-second basis measured only 96 seconds before the cost projector and renderers were reachable from the narrow scoped envelope, so it no longer described the executing batch. COST DISPOSITION: the approximately 103-second increase correlated with making the cost projector, histogram, and slowest-attribution renderer reachable while witness row evaluations themselves remain negligible per-row; that reporting/closure cost has not been decomposed in this scoped-scheduling change and is tracked by the real ROADMAP module-grain-materialization lane. Its trigger is a per-projector resolve/materialization attribution showing whether the three projections recompute identical semantic facts, followed by cached-vs-cold receipts before any optimization claim. The larger clamp must not normalize that open cost question into proportionality. per_unit_ms remains zero because row evaluation is negligible; this catches closure growth and deliberately does not price row-count growth until a file brings a distinct closure. Exact-head run 30713632253 proves SharedWalkProcess cannot satisfy this instance: ordinary discovery completed at 7.113GB RSS, then the floor vanished while materializing this second root closure before a batch-start line. The kernel cause is unclassified, but additive same-process residency is established. SequentialChildProcess makes the ordinary worker exit before this worker starts, releasing the first live set without claiming the stronger fresh-cgroup semantics of FreshJobProcess. v1_claim_scoped_witness_dissolve_on fires when the v2 parser owns these claims." - -data v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch: ScopedWitnessBatch = scoped_witness_batch( - batch_id: "v1-claim-scoped-witnesses" as ScopedWitnessBatchId, - source_roots: ["dag", "src/v1"], - entries: v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries, - scan_dirs: [], - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, - resource_profile: ScopedWitnessBatchResourceProfile { - runnable: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Hermetic, - ), - clamp: RunnableBatchClamp { - overhead: second(count: 720), - per_unit: millisecond(count: 0), - authority: decl_ref( - module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", - decl_name: "v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch", - ), - }, - process_isolation: SequentialChildProcess, - }, -) - -data scoped_witness_batches: List = [v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch] data excl_no_fake_anomalies_reason: String = "The expectation-backfill WALL spawns claim_batch as a child process to read a passing corpus's own stderr, so it is Wet BY CONSTRUCTION — its whole subject is what the observation layer prints, which only exists when the effects really run. The Hermetic discovery corpus refuses it exactly as install_media_real_execution_wet_note describes ('no mock_response for operation Run — refusing to fabricate Unit'), and that refusal is correct: a mocked child emits no real observation stream, so a hermetic version of this witness could only ever pass vacuously. Landed into hermetic discovery by filename convention on first authoring (run 30178544618 @ b2411f0, batch 3) and re-homed to BinWitnessWet; then D6-rehomed to FalsifierRehomedBinWet (run 30220304152: ~85–90s/row vs bin_witness_wet_per_row_wall_budget_seconds=60, batch-4 FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET)." @@ -1124,12 +1040,6 @@ type RehomedBinWetRow { } data falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_rows: List = [ - RehomedBinWetRow { - entry: "dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag", - function: "floor_skip_discovery_keystone_holds", - reason: "289s measured on run 30009199696 (4.8x the per-row budget). The rehome stands on that measured wall alone. A second clause once stood here claiming the row was ALSO a per-PR duplicate because the ci job runs the floor_skip_discovery_witness binary on every PR; #7446 (Demote the affected-set selection control to the falsifier cadence) moved that step out of ci.yml into falsifier.yml, so the per-PR coverage it cited stopped existing and the sentence became a justification pointing at a step that no longer runs per-PR. The binary now executes on the falsifier cadence only. The detection window is NOT 'within one cadence window' — gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_note already retracted that phrasing as too strong (review correction 2026-07-30): the falsifier is queue-not-cancel and this step sits after the prelude and release build, so a regression landing just after a run passed the control waits for that run's remainder, plus queued-run startup, plus the next run's prelude and build, a sum that can exceed one cadence period. The honest statement is that it reds when the NEXT COMPLETED control runs. Stated here rather than implied by a stale duplicate claim, and stated in the words the retraction settled on rather than the ones it rejected.", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "the selection-control suite's shared-index rework lands the binary under bin_witness_wet_per_row_wall_budget_seconds on a measured run — then either re-enroll per-PR consciously or delete this row as a duplicate of the step (whichever the measured wall admits)") - }, RehomedBinWetRow { entry: "dag/test/claim/dag_compile_clean_seam_witness_test.dag", function: "cross_shard_seam_preservation_holds_on_live_tree", @@ -1746,9 +1656,7 @@ fn falsifier_silent_pick_gate_roster() -> List { falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries } -data floor_skip_control_fixture_exclusion_note: String = "test/fixture/floor_skip/ is excluded from tree-wide discovery at DIR grain (parent ruling 2026-07-11: a fixture that WANTS witness enrollment is mis-homed by definition, and file-grain exclusion invites the next control fixture to repeat the landmine). These fixtures exist to be driven by floor_skip_discovery_witness's explicit rosters, not as corpus witnesses: falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag carries a BY-DESIGN red row (falsifier_red_control_holds returns false to prove the divergence attribution channel), so any completed full-corpus run - the nightly falsifier, or a PR whose diff touches its import closure - would red on a row whose red is the control's specification, and a permanent by-design divergence would also make the falsifier's 8-clean-window retirement criterion unsatisfiable; live_tree_declared_test.dag declares ReadsLiveTree as a control, so as a corpus row it would be a permanent never-skip cost with no enforcement value. Genuine corpus witnesses that were mis-homed here have been re-homed under test/claim/ (provenance_fail_closed_contract_test, live_tree_collision_test). Explicit-roster runs (the floor_skip bin) are unaffected: witness exclusions apply to discovery only." - -data walk_plan_stage_control_fixture_exclusion_note: String = "test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/ is excluded from tree-wide discovery at DIR grain (same fixture-home ruling as floor_skip_control_fixture_exclusion_note): these are production-path stage-executor controls with Wet typed-service bodies (shell.Mkdir/Remove/Test, Filesystem.Read/Write, sleep.Delay) driven only through claim_executor --plan-entry/--plan-function recipes in plan.dag. As hermetic discovery witnesses they refuse at the effect boundary (no mock_response for Parents/Write/Read/RecursiveForce) or carry BY-DESIGN reds (failure_red_member_holds); inclusion turned every PR touching the import closure into 8 WitnessRed failures in discovery batch 3. Explicit plan-driven runs and walk_plan_stage_fixture.rs (#[ignore] integration) are unaffected." +data walk_plan_stage_control_fixture_exclusion_note: String = "test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/ is excluded from tree-wide discovery at DIR grain (the fixture-home ruling of 2026-07-11: a fixture that WANTS witness enrollment is mis-homed by definition, and file-grain exclusion invites the next control fixture to repeat the mistake): these are production-path stage-executor controls with Wet typed-service bodies (shell.Mkdir/Remove/Test, Filesystem.Read/Write, sleep.Delay) driven only through claim_executor --plan-entry/--plan-function recipes in plan.dag. As hermetic discovery witnesses they refuse at the effect boundary (no mock_response for Parents/Write/Read/RecursiveForce) or carry BY-DESIGN reds (failure_red_member_holds); inclusion turned every PR touching the import closure into 8 WitnessRed failures in discovery batch 3. Explicit plan-driven runs and walk_plan_stage_fixture.rs (#[ignore] integration) are unaffected." data enforcement_coverage_exclusion_note: String = "The four enforcement inventory/coverage witnesses (enforcement/cost_coverage_witness_test.dag, enforcement/grammar_coverage_witness_test.dag, enforcement_live_witness_test.dag, enforcement_inventory_witness_test.dag) are operator-ruled OFFLINE (2026-07-11; enforcement_inventory_witness_test.dag added 2026-08-02 review 47569). Receipt: their *_live fns read the corpus as data (live-tree rosters), so the PR-A never-predict-skip rule for live-tree rows made them run on EVERY wide PR regardless of diff; the block cost 22.0 min (main run 29137081535, busy fleet) and 21.0 min (PR run 29142398465, quiet fleet) of the 60-minute floor budget - about 35 percent - and their allocation ramp feeds the ~15GiB slot memory.high throttle that turns the floor tail into swap-speed work. Their input is corpus-denominated (the InputEnvelope axis, not layer span): per-PR admission wants a declared bounded envelope, which these rows cannot declare today. Offlining required TWO edits (cursor review catch, same PR): the discovery exclusion rows here AND removing the explicit CommitCheckEnrollment for enforcement_live_witness_test.dag in gunbc.commit_workflow - explicit roster rows merge after discovery with no exclusion filter (cli_run.rs explicit_entries dedup), and that is correct: an explicitly declared row should run, so offlining one means deleting its declaration, never teaching exclusions to veto the roster (a second authority). Run them via the local recipe: claim_batch --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry per fn (all pure reads, no --wet needed). Dissolve-on: witness rows declare InputEnvelope/CostEnvelope and the scheduled (nightly) lane admits corpus-input rows under its own budget - then re-enroll consciously through the floor owner's lane; the affected-set-falsifier cadence covers interim drift." diff --git a/dag/gunbc/doc_graph_roots.dag b/dag/gunbc/doc_graph_roots.dag index 8253dd3e044..e0883b7c65f 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/doc_graph_roots.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/doc_graph_roots.dag @@ -126,15 +126,6 @@ data hand_authored_doc_binds: List = [ ], dissolution: PlanRetiresWhen { condition: unbound_dissolution(description: "the work this document plans lands and its subject entry_affected_by_touched_paths describes shipped behavior rather than a planned change; the row deletes with the document. Registered at subject grain: the systems bound here are the ones whose movement would make this document's purpose false, not every system its prose mentions.") }, }, - HandAuthoredDocBind { - home: PlanDoc, - slug: "affected-set-precompute-pruning", - primary_work: DeclarationRef { module_path: "v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner", decl_name: "floor_witness_run_disposition", field: WholeDeclaration }, - additional_works: [ - DeclarationRef { module_path: "v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner", decl_name: "floor_test_fn_declaration_edited", field: WholeDeclaration }, - ], - dissolution: PlanRetiresWhen { condition: unbound_dissolution(description: "the work this document plans lands and its subject floor_witness_run_disposition describes shipped behavior rather than a planned change; the row deletes with the document. Registered at subject grain: the systems bound here are the ones whose movement would make this document's purpose false, not every system its prose mentions.") }, - }, HandAuthoredDocBind { home: PlanDoc, slug: "algebra-grounding-unification-design", @@ -1025,7 +1016,6 @@ data hand_authored_doc_binds: List = [ additional_works: [ DeclarationRef { module_path: "gunbc.roadmap_authority", decl_name: "five_minute_ci_gate_program_note", field: WholeDeclaration }, DeclarationRef { module_path: "gunbc.roadmap_authority", decl_name: "roadmap_authority_for", field: WholeDeclaration }, - DeclarationRef { module_path: "gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt", decl_name: "selection_degradation_receipt_note", field: WholeDeclaration }, DeclarationRef { module_path: "gunbc.p1_retention_cohort_receipt", decl_name: "p1_retention_cohort_receipt_verdict", field: WholeDeclaration }, DeclarationRef { module_path: "gunbc.ci_cost_arc_closeout_receipt", decl_name: "end_to_end_residual", field: WholeDeclaration }, DeclarationRef { module_path: "gunbc.ci_cost_arc_closeout_receipt", decl_name: "retention_settle", field: WholeDeclaration }, diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag index d8d2b0cda23..aa44120ec2b 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag @@ -22,8 +22,7 @@ data falsifier_lane_note: String = "The falsifier's per-component LANE identity, data falsifier_lane_index_join_note: String = "The join key is the 1-based batch INDEX, and that is not in tension with floor_component_receipt_role_note's rule against keying on indices. That rule forbids treating an index as a STABLE NAME across runs — 'batch 4 is the silent-pick gate' relocates a hardcoded assumption, because gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches composes conditionally on enrollment flags and one flip shifts every later index. Here the index is used only WITHIN ONE RUN, to join a receipt against the very plan that produced it: both sides are projections of the same enrollment state, evaluated for the same run, so the correspondence is exact by construction rather than assumed. What crosses runs is the LANE, which is a name and stays one. The index is the join; the lane is the identity." type FalsifierLane - = LanePredictOnly - | LaneSelfHostWet + = LaneSelfHostWet | LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed | LaneKnownRedProbe | LaneSilentPickGate @@ -34,7 +33,6 @@ type FalsifierLane fn falsifier_lane_name(l: FalsifierLane) -> String { match l { - LanePredictOnly => "predict_only" LaneSelfHostWet => "self_host_wet" LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed => "self_host_wet_known_red" LaneKnownRedProbe => "known_red_probe" @@ -98,7 +96,7 @@ fn duplicated_indices(xs: List) -> List { data falsifier_run_standing_scope_note: String = "SCOPE, and the boundary that keeps this from being a second representation. This answers ONE question — did the falsifier job execute the components it planned — at BATCH grain. It does NOT answer whether any witness inside a component produced a verdict; that is the pending/current semantic evidence lifecycle signed on the witness-evidence-lifecycle model (docs/plans/witness-evidence-lifecycle-design.md, PR #7778), which is function-grain and is the single authority for enrollment-versus-execution. Nothing here may be read as evidence. The two are composed, never merged: run standing is a NECESSARY condition for the run having observed anything, and it is emphatically not a sufficient one — a component can report Done while every witness inside it was Interrupted and produced no verdict at all. falsifier_observed_health below is what enforces that composition structurally rather than by this note asking readers to remember it. Citation caveat carried per the coordinating directive: the FalsifierSubstrateLongLane cadence that model cites as its live specimen is currently dark." -data falsifier_run_standing_axes_note: String = "Three defect axes, each an exact index SET and each required to be explicitly empty — never a count equality between planned and reported (DESIGN section 5: completeness is an identity join, and count(planned) == count(reported) is satisfied by one missing component alongside one surplus one; witness_standing_reds_when_counts_agree_but_identities_do_not is the discriminating red for exactly that). MISSING is the axis the receipt cannot currently express on its own: the seed pads batches the stop policy never reached with an explicit not_reached Skipped row, so a gap in the reported set is not an unreached batch — it is the executor and the plan disagreeing about what the run consisted of, which is precisely the state no existing check can see. SURPLUS is its mirror. DUPLICATE catches two rows claiming one component, which would make attribution ambiguous rather than merely incomplete. StandingPlanEmpty fails closed rather than reporting a vacuous completeness: the falsifier always plans at least the predict-only sweep, so an empty planned roster means the projection did not run, not that there was nothing to run." +data falsifier_run_standing_axes_note: String = "Three defect axes, each an exact index SET and each required to be explicitly empty — never a count equality between planned and reported (DESIGN section 5: completeness is an identity join, and count(planned) == count(reported) is satisfied by one missing component alongside one surplus one; witness_standing_reds_when_counts_agree_but_identities_do_not is the discriminating red for exactly that). MISSING is the axis the receipt cannot currently express on its own: the seed pads batches the stop policy never reached with an explicit not_reached Skipped row, so a gap in the reported set is not an unreached batch — it is the executor and the plan disagreeing about what the run consisted of, which is precisely the state no existing check can see. SURPLUS is its mirror. DUPLICATE catches two rows claiming one component, which would make attribution ambiguous rather than merely incomplete. StandingPlanEmpty fails closed rather than reporting a vacuous completeness: an empty planned roster means the projection did not run, not that there was nothing to run. (Until 2026-08-15 the guarantee that the roster is never legitimately empty rested on the predict-only sweep, which was unconditionally enrolled; that lane is deleted with affected-set selection, so every remaining lane is conditionally enrolled and an all-unenrolled plan is now reachable in principle. The arm is unchanged and still correct — it refuses — but it now refuses a state the enrollment flags can actually produce, rather than one they could not.)" type FalsifierRunStanding = StandingComplete { component_count: Nat } @@ -343,7 +341,7 @@ fn falsifier_witness_row(index: Nat, done: Bool) -> FloorComponentRow { fn falsifier_witness_planned_three() -> List { falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LanePredictOnly, enrolled: true }, + FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true }, FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSilentPickGate, enrolled: true } ]) @@ -351,13 +349,13 @@ fn falsifier_witness_planned_three() -> List { fn witness_planned_components_skip_unenrolled_and_renumber() -> Bool { let planned = falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LanePredictOnly, enrolled: true }, + FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWet, enrolled: false }, FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true } ]) (list_length(items: planned) == 2) && match falsifier_lane_of_index(planned: planned, index: 1) { - Present { value: l } => falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LanePredictOnly) + Present { value: l } => falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed) Absent => false } && match falsifier_lane_of_index(planned: planned, index: 2) { @@ -398,7 +396,7 @@ fn witness_standing_reds_on_missing_component() -> Bool { fn witness_standing_reds_on_surplus_component() -> Bool { let planned = falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LanePredictOnly, enrolled: true }, + FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true } ]) let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( @@ -418,7 +416,7 @@ fn witness_standing_reds_on_surplus_component() -> Bool { fn witness_standing_reds_on_duplicate_component() -> Bool { let planned = falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LanePredictOnly, enrolled: true }, + FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true } ]) let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( @@ -676,7 +674,6 @@ fn witness_incomplete_standing_refuses_observed() -> Bool { fn witness_lane_names_are_distinct() -> Bool { let names = [ - falsifier_lane_name(l: LanePredictOnly), falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneSelfHostWet), falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed), falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneKnownRedProbe), diff --git a/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt.dag b/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt.dag index 3882170dbd4..51124de6071 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt.dag @@ -40,11 +40,6 @@ import std.measure { nanosecond_count, } import std.realization_schedule { - NodeFrontierSelection, - SelectionOff, - SelectionApplied, - SelectionPredictOnly, - node_frontier_selection_eq, } import extdeps.languages.json.emit { JsonValue, @@ -58,11 +53,10 @@ import extdeps.languages.json.emit { json_object, json_kv, } -import gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt { selection_degradation_receipt_json } import gunbc.floor_component_receipt_document { receipt_member_schema, receipt_member_run_id, receipt_member_component_count, - receipt_member_affected_set_cold_control, receipt_member_unsuccessful_components, - receipt_member_components, receipt_member_selection_degradation, + receipt_member_unsuccessful_components, + receipt_member_components, receipt_member_run_terminal, receipt_member_workflow_name, receipt_member_head_sha , @@ -95,16 +89,10 @@ data floor_component_failure_mode_edge_note: String = "WHY THE MODE RIDES BESIDE type FloorComponentRow { event: ObservationEvent - selection: NodeFrontierSelection witnesses: Nat failure_mode: FloorComponentFailureMode } -type FloorControlState - = ControlConcluded { row: FloorComponentRow } - | ControlAbsent { cause: NonEmptyStr } - | ControlAmbiguous { cause: NonEmptyStr, matched: Nat } - fn floor_component_subject(run_id: NonEmptyStr, index: Nat, label: NonEmptyStr) -> ObservationSubject { ObservationSubject { segments: [ @@ -114,21 +102,6 @@ fn floor_component_subject(run_id: NonEmptyStr, index: Nat, label: NonEmptyStr) } } -fn floor_component_selection_of_tag(tag: NonEmptyStr) -> NodeFrontierSelection? { - if (tag as String) == "predict_only" { Present { value: SelectionPredictOnly } } - else if (tag as String) == "applied" { Present { value: SelectionApplied } } - else if (tag as String) == "off" { Present { value: SelectionOff } } - else { none } -} - -fn floor_component_selection_tag(s: NodeFrontierSelection) -> String { - match s { - SelectionOff => "off" - SelectionApplied => "applied" - SelectionPredictOnly => "predict_only" - } -} - fn floor_component_outcome_of_tag( tag: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr, @@ -186,7 +159,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_of( run_id: NonEmptyStr, index: Nat, label: NonEmptyStr, - selection: NodeFrontierSelection, witnesses: Nat, outcome: ObservationOutcome, wall: Millisecond, @@ -199,7 +171,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_of( durations: observation_durations_wall(elapsed: millisecond_to_nanosecond(m: wall)), rss: MeasuredUnavailable { cause: "per-component RSS not sampled by the floor walk" as NonEmptyStr } }, - selection: selection, witnesses: witnesses, failure_mode: failure_mode } @@ -209,7 +180,6 @@ fn floor_component_row( run_id: NonEmptyStr, index: Nat, label: NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: NonEmptyStr, witnesses: Nat, outcome_tag: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr, @@ -219,31 +189,26 @@ fn floor_component_row( shown_failures: Nat, wall: Millisecond ) -> FloorComponentRow? { - match floor_component_selection_of_tag(tag: selection_tag) { + match floor_component_outcome_of_tag( + tag: outcome_tag, + detail: detail, + basis: basis, + budget: budget, + elapsed: elapsed, + shown_failures: shown_failures + ) { Absent => none - Present { value: sel } => - match floor_component_outcome_of_tag( - tag: outcome_tag, - detail: detail, - basis: basis, - budget: budget, - elapsed: elapsed, - shown_failures: shown_failures - ) { - Absent => none - Present { value: outcome } => Present { - value: floor_component_row_of( - run_id: run_id, - index: index, - label: label, - selection: sel, - witnesses: witnesses, - outcome: outcome, - wall: wall, - failure_mode: ModeUnrecorded - ) - } - } + Present { value: outcome } => Present { + value: floor_component_row_of( + run_id: run_id, + index: index, + label: label, + witnesses: witnesses, + outcome: outcome, + wall: wall, + failure_mode: ModeUnrecorded + ) + } } } @@ -251,33 +216,27 @@ fn floor_component_row_of_failure_mode( run_id: NonEmptyStr, index: Nat, label: NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: NonEmptyStr, witnesses: Nat, failure_mode: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr, wall: Millisecond ) -> FloorComponentRow? { - match floor_component_selection_of_tag(tag: selection_tag) { + match floor_component_failure_mode_of(mode: failure_mode) { Absent => none - Present { value: sel } => - match floor_component_failure_mode_of(mode: failure_mode) { + Present { value: mode } => + match floor_component_outcome_of_mode(m: mode, detail: detail) { Absent => none - Present { value: mode } => - match floor_component_outcome_of_mode(m: mode, detail: detail) { - Absent => none - Present { value: outcome } => Present { - value: floor_component_row_of( - run_id: run_id, - index: index, - label: label, - selection: sel, - witnesses: witnesses, - outcome: outcome, - wall: wall, - failure_mode: mode - ) - } - } + Present { value: outcome } => Present { + value: floor_component_row_of( + run_id: run_id, + index: index, + label: label, + witnesses: witnesses, + outcome: outcome, + wall: wall, + failure_mode: mode + ) + } } } } @@ -286,33 +245,27 @@ fn floor_component_row_not_concluded( run_id: NonEmptyStr, index: Nat, label: NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: NonEmptyStr, failure_mode: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr ) -> FloorComponentRow? { - match floor_component_selection_of_tag(tag: selection_tag) { + match floor_component_failure_mode_of(mode: failure_mode) { Absent => none - Present { value: sel } => - match floor_component_failure_mode_of(mode: failure_mode) { - Absent => none - Present { value: mode } => Present { - value: FloorComponentRow { - event: ObservationEvent { - subject: floor_component_subject(run_id: run_id, index: index, label: label), - transition: Begin, - durations: observation_durations_wall( - elapsed: millisecond_to_nanosecond(m: millisecond(count: 0)) - ), - rss: MeasuredUnavailable { - cause: "per-component RSS not sampled by the floor walk" as NonEmptyStr - } - }, - selection: sel, - witnesses: 0, - failure_mode: mode + Present { value: mode } => Present { + value: FloorComponentRow { + event: ObservationEvent { + subject: floor_component_subject(run_id: run_id, index: index, label: label), + transition: Begin, + durations: observation_durations_wall( + elapsed: millisecond_to_nanosecond(m: millisecond(count: 0)) + ), + rss: MeasuredUnavailable { + cause: "per-component RSS not sampled by the floor walk" as NonEmptyStr } - } + }, + witnesses: 0, + failure_mode: mode } + } } } @@ -374,7 +327,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_json(row: FloorComponentRow) -> JsonValue { Absent => json_object(members: [ json_kv(key: "index", value: json_int(n: floor_component_row_index(row: row))), json_kv(key: "label", value: json_string(s: floor_component_row_label(row: row))), - json_kv(key: "selection", value: json_string(s: floor_component_selection_tag(s: row.selection))), json_kv(key: "outcome", value: json_string(s: floor_component_outcome_wire_tag(r: ComponentNotConcluded))), json_kv(key: "failure_mode", value: json_string(s: floor_component_failure_mode_tag(m: row.failure_mode))) ]) @@ -382,13 +334,9 @@ fn floor_component_row_json(row: FloorComponentRow) -> JsonValue { [ json_kv(key: "index", value: json_int(n: floor_component_row_index(row: row))), json_kv(key: "label", value: json_string(s: floor_component_row_label(row: row))), - json_kv(key: "selection", value: json_string(s: floor_component_selection_tag(s: row.selection))), - json_kv(key: "witnesses", value: json_int(n: row.witnesses)), + json_kv(key: "witnesses", value: json_int(n: row.witnesses)), json_kv(key: "outcome", value: json_string(s: floor_component_outcome_wire_tag(r: ComponentConcluded { outcome: o }))), - json_kv(key: "failure_mode", value: json_string(s: floor_component_failure_mode_tag(m: row.failure_mode))), - json_kv(key: "is_affected_set_cold_control", value: json_bool( - b: node_frontier_selection_eq(left: row.selection, right: SelectionPredictOnly) - )) + json_kv(key: "failure_mode", value: json_string(s: floor_component_failure_mode_tag(m: row.failure_mode))) ], concat( floor_component_outcome_members(o: o), @@ -398,49 +346,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_json(row: FloorComponentRow) -> JsonValue { } } -fn floor_affected_set_control_rows(rows: List) -> List { - rows |> filter(r => node_frontier_selection_eq(left: r.selection, right: SelectionPredictOnly)) -} - -fn floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: List) -> FloorControlState { - let matched = floor_affected_set_control_rows(rows: rows) - let n = count(matched) - if n > 1 { - ControlAmbiguous { - cause: "more than one SelectionPredictOnly component — the cold control is not uniquely identified" as NonEmptyStr, - matched: n - } - } else { - match matched.first() { - Absent => ControlAbsent { - cause: "no SelectionPredictOnly component in this receipt — the affected-set cold control did not run" as NonEmptyStr - } - Present { value: r } => ControlConcluded { row: r } - } - } -} - -fn floor_affected_set_control_json(rows: List) -> JsonValue { - match floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: rows) { - ControlConcluded { row: r } => json_object(members: [ - json_kv(key: "state", value: json_string(s: "present")), - json_kv(key: "verified", value: json_bool(b: floor_component_row_is_done(row: r))), - json_kv(key: "component", value: floor_component_row_json(row: r)) - ]) - ControlAbsent { cause: c } => json_object(members: [ - json_kv(key: "state", value: json_string(s: "absent")), - json_kv(key: "verified", value: json_bool(b: false)), - json_kv(key: "cause", value: json_string(s: c as String)) - ]) - ControlAmbiguous { cause: c, matched: m } => json_object(members: [ - json_kv(key: "state", value: json_string(s: "ambiguous")), - json_kv(key: "verified", value: json_bool(b: false)), - json_kv(key: "cause", value: json_string(s: c as String)), - json_kv(key: "matched", value: json_int(n: m)) - ]) - } -} - fn floor_unsuccessful_component_rows(rows: List) -> List { rows |> filter(r => !floor_component_row_is_done(row: r)) } @@ -464,12 +369,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_json_value( run_id: NonEmptyStr, head_sha: CommitSha, rows: List, - selection_present: Bool, - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String, run_terminal_present: Bool, run_terminal_disposition: NonEmptyStr, run_terminal_cause: NonEmptyStr, @@ -482,7 +381,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_json_value( json_kv(key: receipt_member_run_id, value: json_string(s: run_id as String)), json_kv(key: receipt_member_head_sha, value: json_string(s: head_sha as String)), json_kv(key: receipt_member_component_count, value: json_int(n: count(rows))), - json_kv(key: receipt_member_affected_set_cold_control, value: floor_affected_set_control_json(rows: rows)), json_kv(key: receipt_member_unsuccessful_components, value: json_array( elements: floor_unsuccessful_component_rows(rows: rows) |> map(r => floor_component_row_json(row: r)) )), @@ -490,8 +388,8 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_json_value( elements: rows |> map(r => floor_component_row_json(row: r)) )) ] - let with_terminal = if run_terminal_present { - concat(base, [ + if run_terminal_present { + json_object(members: concat(base, [ json_kv( key: receipt_member_run_terminal, value: floor_run_terminal_json( @@ -501,33 +399,15 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_json_value( pending_from_index: pending_from_index ) ) - ]) - } else { - concat(base, [ - json_kv(key: receipt_member_run_terminal, value: json_null()) - ]) - } - if selection_present { - json_object(members: concat(with_terminal, [ - json_kv( - key: receipt_member_selection_degradation, - value: selection_degradation_receipt_json( - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason - ) - ) ])) } else { - json_object(members: concat(with_terminal, [ - json_kv(key: receipt_member_selection_degradation, value: json_null()) + json_object(members: concat(base, [ + json_kv(key: receipt_member_run_terminal, value: json_null()) ])) } } -data selection_degradation_always_emitted_note: String = "selection_degradation IS EMITTED ON EVERY PATH, INCLUDING THE ONE WITH NO SELECTION SNAPSHOT, where it is an explicit null. It previously appeared only when a snapshot existed, and the member was simply absent otherwise.\n\nThat was tolerable while nothing decoded the receipt. It stopped being tolerable the moment gunbc.floor_component_receipt_document made the member REQUIRED on the read side: the writer could still emit a document the reader would refuse, so encode-then-decode was broken for exactly the path claim_executor takes when no selection ran (review 49594 caught this, correctly, along with a note on the decoder side that overstated what this writer did).\n\nAn explicit null is the right repair rather than relaxing the decoder, because the two states differ and the receipt should say which one it is: `null` means this run had no selection degradation to report, and an ABSENT member means the writer did not tell you either way. Making absence impossible on the write side is what lets the read side treat absence as the defect it now is." +data selection_degradation_member_deleted_note: String = "The receipt carried two members about affected-set selection — selection_degradation and affected_set_cold_control — and both are deleted with the mechanism they described (2026-08-15). Neither can be reconstructed from a run because the fact they reported no longer exists: nothing selects, so there is no degradation to report and no cold control to identify.\n\nWHAT THE DELETION MUST NOT BE READ AS. selection_degradation was made an explicit null on every path (review 49594) precisely so that ABSENT could mean the writer did not tell you either way. Removing the member returns it to absent — but for every reader, unconditionally, rather than for one path. That is only sound because the corresponding read-side requirement in gunbc.floor_component_receipt_document is removed in the same change: a writer that stops emitting a member a decoder still requires is exactly the broken encode-then-decode that ruling was about." fn floor_component_receipt_document( workflow_name: NonEmptyStr, @@ -540,12 +420,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_document( run_id: run_id, head_sha: head_sha, rows: rows, - selection_present: false, - selection_mode_tag: "off" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 0, - total: 0, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "", run_terminal_present: false, run_terminal_disposition: "concluded" as NonEmptyStr, run_terminal_cause: "none" as NonEmptyStr, @@ -568,12 +442,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete( run_id: run_id, head_sha: head_sha, rows: rows, - selection_present: false, - selection_mode_tag: "off" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 0, - total: 0, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "", run_terminal_present: true, run_terminal_disposition: "incomplete" as NonEmptyStr, run_terminal_cause: run_terminal_cause, @@ -582,65 +450,3 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete( )) } -fn floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete_with_selection( - workflow_name: NonEmptyStr, - run_id: NonEmptyStr, - head_sha: CommitSha, - rows: List, - run_terminal_cause: NonEmptyStr, - concluded_count: Nat, - pending_from_index: Nat, - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> String { - serialize_json(v: floor_component_receipt_json_value( - workflow_name: workflow_name, - run_id: run_id, - head_sha: head_sha, - rows: rows, - selection_present: true, - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason, - run_terminal_present: true, - run_terminal_disposition: "incomplete" as NonEmptyStr, - run_terminal_cause: run_terminal_cause, - concluded_count: concluded_count, - pending_from_index: pending_from_index - )) -} - -fn floor_component_receipt_document_with_selection( - workflow_name: NonEmptyStr, - run_id: NonEmptyStr, - head_sha: CommitSha, - rows: List, - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> String { - serialize_json(v: floor_component_receipt_json_value( - workflow_name: workflow_name, - run_id: run_id, - head_sha: head_sha, - rows: rows, - selection_present: true, - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason, - run_terminal_present: false, - run_terminal_disposition: "concluded" as NonEmptyStr, - run_terminal_cause: "none" as NonEmptyStr, - concluded_count: count(rows), - pending_from_index: 0 - )) -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt_document.dag b/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt_document.dag index 7f0ef77480d..34ff1a23fd6 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt_document.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/floor_component_receipt_document.dag @@ -24,10 +24,8 @@ data floor_component_receipt_document_member_authority_note: String = "THE MEMBE data receipt_member_schema: String = "schema" data receipt_member_run_id: String = "run_id" data receipt_member_component_count: String = "component_count" -data receipt_member_affected_set_cold_control: String = "affected_set_cold_control" data receipt_member_unsuccessful_components: String = "unsuccessful_components" data receipt_member_components: String = "components" -data receipt_member_selection_degradation: String = "selection_degradation" data receipt_member_run_terminal: String = "run_terminal" data receipt_member_workflow_name: String = "workflow_name" @@ -49,8 +47,6 @@ type FloorComponentReceiptDocument { unsuccessful_components: List unsuccessful_summaries: List component_summaries: List - affected_set_control: JsonValue - selection_degradation: JsonValue run_terminal: JsonValue } @@ -175,10 +171,8 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_document_json(doc: FloorComponentReceiptDocument) -> floor_component_receipt_subject_json(subject: doc.subject), [ json_kv(key: receipt_member_component_count, value: json_int(n: doc.component_count)), - json_kv(key: receipt_member_affected_set_cold_control, value: doc.affected_set_control), json_kv(key: receipt_member_unsuccessful_components, value: json_array(elements: doc.unsuccessful_components)), json_kv(key: receipt_member_components, value: json_array(elements: doc.components)), - json_kv(key: receipt_member_selection_degradation, value: doc.selection_degradation), json_kv(key: receipt_member_run_terminal, value: doc.run_terminal) ] )) @@ -658,12 +652,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: String, expected_schema: NonEmptySt if declared_count_n != count(components) { ReceiptComponentCountMismatch { declared: declared_count_n as String, decoded: count(components) } } else { - match receipt_required_value_at(v: doc, key: receipt_member_affected_set_cold_control) { - ReceiptValueFailed { decoding: d } => d - ReceiptValueFound { value: control } => - match receipt_required_value_at(v: doc, key: receipt_member_selection_degradation) { - ReceiptValueFailed { decoding: d } => d - ReceiptValueFound { value: degradation } => match receipt_run_terminal_at(v: doc) { ReceiptValueFailed { decoding: d } => d ReceiptValueFound { value: run_terminal } => @@ -696,8 +684,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: String, expected_schema: NonEmptySt unsuccessful_components: unsuccessful, unsuccessful_summaries: summaries, component_summaries: complete_summaries, - affected_set_control: control, - selection_degradation: degradation, run_terminal: run_terminal } } @@ -708,8 +694,6 @@ fn floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: String, expected_schema: NonEmptySt } } } - } - } } } } diff --git a/dag/gunbc/floor_materialization.dag b/dag/gunbc/floor_materialization.dag index 2247d0b7978..b0b2cf1bd1b 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/floor_materialization.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/floor_materialization.dag @@ -42,12 +42,9 @@ fn gate_consumer_site(g: Gate) -> String { } } -data floor_prelude_consumer_sites_note: String = "The two fixed prelude entries every floor process resolves against the shared index (mirrors the Rust FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY / ENTRY_SELECTION_ENTRY constants in cli_run.rs). Not a fixture roster copy — a genuinely fixed pair, per merry-moth's 'plus your two prelude entries'. 🟡 dissolve-on: floor_prelude_entries_single_authority — this List is a §3 parallel representation of the host's FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY / ENTRY_SELECTION_ENTRY constants (cli_run.rs:5351-5352), consumed here as authoritative by reader_count and the enrolled witness; it already DRIFTED once (entry #2 was v2.workflow.affected_set_selection, not the host's v2.lens.affected_set.entry_selection; corrected in #6432 review, 2026-07-10). DISSOLVES WHEN the floor prelude entries are declared once in .dag and consumed by BOTH the host (via resolve) and this row, making the hand-copy — and its drift — unwritable (§3 single authority)." +data floor_prelude_consumer_sites_note: String = "EMPTY, and that is a measured state rather than an unfilled roster. The floor once resolved two fixed prelude entries against the shared index before any batch ran — the affected-set floor runner and the entry-selection lens — mirroring the host's FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY / ENTRY_SELECTION_ENTRY constants. Both existed only to answer the selection question, and both were deleted with affected-set selection (2026-08-15), so the floor now has no prelude entry at all and reader_count over this list is zero by construction rather than by omission.\n\nThe drift this row was written to record still stands as history: entry #2 was once v2.workflow.affected_set_selection rather than the host's v2.lens.affected_set.entry_selection, corrected in #6432 review — a hand-copy of a host constant disagreeing with the constant. 🟡 dissolve-on: the list stays empty through the floor rebuild, at which point this carrier and its witness delete together rather than being repopulated; if a prelude entry is ever needed again it is declared once in .dag and consumed by BOTH the host and this row, never hand-copied." -data floor_prelude_consumer_sites: List = [ - "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag", - "src/v2/lens/affected_set/entry_selection.dag" -] +data floor_prelude_consumer_sites: List = [] fn floor_index_build_consumer_sites(gates: List, witnesses: List) -> List { concat( diff --git a/dag/gunbc/observation_emit_census.dag b/dag/gunbc/observation_emit_census.dag index 27e3d552350..f7000aeec38 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/observation_emit_census.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/observation_emit_census.dag @@ -136,14 +136,6 @@ data witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site: CensusedEmitSite = CensusedEmit } -data selection_degradation_site: CensusedEmitSite = CensusedEmitSite { - marker: "[selection-degradation]" as NonEmptyStr, - source_file: "src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs" as NonEmptyStr, - disposition: CountedFrontierSite { - reason: "floor prep-tax P2 selection honesty receipt — selection_state, selected/total entry groups, ratio, fallback_reason on every discovery completion" as NonEmptyStr, - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "fold into observation receipt projection once selection degradation speaks the observation vocabulary") - } -} data observation_emit_roster: List = [ floor_memory_site, @@ -158,8 +150,7 @@ data observation_emit_roster: List = [ resolve_split_site, assembly_split_site, witness_row_cost_site, - witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site, - selection_degradation_site + witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site ] data observation_emit_roster_completeness_disposition: Disposition = Scaffold { diff --git a/dag/gunbc/plan_registry_batch_f.dag b/dag/gunbc/plan_registry_batch_f.dag index fd28e0d0846..92afebc4a9b 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/plan_registry_batch_f.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/plan_registry_batch_f.dag @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ import gunbc.plans.budget_tree { budget_tree_plan } import gunbc.plans.cardinality_refinement { cardinality_refinement_plan } import gunbc.plans.compute_envelope_model { compute_envelope_model_plan } import gunbc.plans.input_envelope_roadmap { input_envelope_roadmap_plan } -import gunbc.plans.ci_selection_vs_scheduling { ci_selection_vs_scheduling_plan } import gunbc.plans.ci_process_end_to_end { ci_process_end_to_end_plan } import gunbc.plans.ci_oom_reclassification { ci_oom_reclassification_plan } import gunbc.plans.bounded_input_cost_envelope_scheduling { bounded_input_cost_envelope_scheduling_plan } @@ -17,7 +16,6 @@ data batch_f_plans: List = [ cardinality_refinement_plan, compute_envelope_model_plan, input_envelope_roadmap_plan, - ci_selection_vs_scheduling_plan, ci_process_end_to_end_plan, ci_oom_reclassification_plan, bounded_input_cost_envelope_scheduling_plan diff --git a/dag/gunbc/plans/ci_selection_vs_scheduling.dag b/dag/gunbc/plans/ci_selection_vs_scheduling.dag deleted file mode 100644 index e3d83b07caa..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/plans/ci_selection_vs_scheduling.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,79 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.plans.ci_selection_vs_scheduling - -import std.dissolution { unbound_dissolution } -import gunbc.plan { Plan, PlanRetirement, PlanRetiresWhen } -import std.markdown { MarkdownBlock, MarkdownTableRow, TableBlock, BlockquoteBlock, AlignNone } -import gunbc.plans.md_helpers { h2, p, li, ul, ol, cell } - -fn ci_selection_vs_scheduling_body() -> List { - [ - BlockquoteBlock { blocks: [ - p(text: "The framing behind the §1 \"floor runs the right things\" bullets. DESIGN refs: §1 (safety — a wrong answer caught late is paid \"at interest\"), §2 (parallelization-by-realization, the `std/realization.dag` Schedule/Placement/Width arm), §4 (affected-set selection over the Node dep-graph), §6 (don't build machinery for near-zero residue). Authored from warm-lark-306's analysis (2026-06-21), §1-lead input by quick-ant-298. **Carriers are the authority** — this doc exists only to keep the ROADMAP bullets terse (no dual representation)."), - ] }, - h2(text: "0. The reject: \"expensive → nightly\" routes by the wrong axis"), - p(text: "The stood-down nightly lane (proud-deer's #5447, closed by operator decision 2026-06-21) routed tests to cadences by **cost**. That fuses two facts that must stay separate, and the fusion is **unsound**: it lets an *affected* test be dropped from the per-PR gate merely because it is slow — so a breaking change merges green and is caught hours later on the nightly run, the §1-safety harm paid \"at interest\". Cost is a *scheduling* fact; whether a test must gate *this* PR is a *selection* fact. Routing by the wrong axis is the design the operator said we were side-stepping."), - h2(text: "1. The two axes (they never cross)"), - TableBlock { - header: MarkdownTableRow { cells: [ - cell(text: ""), - cell(text: "**SELECTION** (§4)"), - cell(text: "**SCHEDULING** (§1)"), - ] }, - alignments: [AlignNone, AlignNone, AlignNone], - rows: [ - MarkdownTableRow { cells: [ - cell(text: "Question"), - cell(text: "does this result depend on what I changed?"), - cell(text: "given the must-run set, when / where / how-wide?"), - ] }, - MarkdownTableRow { cells: [ - cell(text: "Authority"), - cell(text: "the **affected set** — transitive closure of changed nodes over the dep graph"), - cell(text: "cost + hermeticity profile of each test"), - ] }, - MarkdownTableRow { cells: [ - cell(text: "Derived from"), - cell(text: "a property of the **change**"), - cell(text: "a property of the **test's resources**, not the change"), - ] }, - MarkdownTableRow { cells: [ - cell(text: "Discipline"), - cell(text: "sound, **fail-closed** — never skip an affected test"), - cell(text: "measured — cadence, placement, width"), - ] }, - ], - }, - p(text: "**The load-bearing rule: cost informs SCHEDULING, never SELECTION.** The answer to \"the affected set is expensive\" is *\"run it faster\"* (parallelize + cache — the §2 realization arm), never *\"run it later\"*."), - h2(text: "2. The three distinctions the bullets must preserve"), - ol(items: [ - li(text: "**Cost may inform scheduling, never selection** — the §1-safety violation, the whole reason #5447 was rejected."), - li(text: "**`#5427` run-all is the SOUND BASELINE** (a superset of the affected set, already fail-closed on selection). Affected-set is an **affordability refinement that *shrinks* it — not a correction**. #5427 is step 1, not superseded; affected-set is step 2 on top of it."), - li(text: "**Nightly = full-corpus selector-backstop + non-hermetic residue, NOT a slow-test dump** — and the backstop (a) is precisely what makes the step-2 shrink *safe*."), - ]), - h2(text: "3. Per-PR membership: sound baseline → minimal sound set"), - ul(items: [ - li(text: "**Step 1 — the sound baseline:** run-all-unless-`#[ignore]`d-with-a-written-reason (#5427, fierce-hawk-540). A superset of the affected set; fail-closed on selection by construction (it never skips an affected test). The completeness lens — \"no affected test unrun; no un-run test without a written reason\" — gates this (the `#[ignore]` residue is the legit §6 unstructurable bit)."), - li(text: "**Step 2 — shrink to the affected set:** the **existing** `v2.lens.affected_set` (compile-time, structural over `Node`/`DependencyView`, git-diff edit locus, fail-closed, CI-enrolled) refines the baseline down to the minimal sound set. This is an **affordability** move *on top of* #5427's soundness, not a replacement for it. Membership stays bounded by **affectedness, not cost**: expensive-but-affected tests run per-PR, their cost absorbed by parallelize + cache."), - ]), - h2(text: "4. Off per-PR cadence: only two things (neither is \"expensive\")"), - ol(items: [ - li(text: "**Non-hermetic residue** — live-network / real-external-service captures that *cannot* gate deterministically regardless of cost. Routed by **determinism**, not expense. Small, irreducible."), - li(text: "**The full-corpus selector-backstop** — run *everything* on a slow cadence as soundness insurance that affected-set selection missed no dep edge. This **fail-closes the selector itself**, and is exactly the insurance that lets step 2 shrink the per-PR set safely. It is an audit of *all* tests, **not** a dumping ground for slow ones."), - ]), - p(text: "The \"expensive\" category drains toward ~this residue as #5456 (opt-level=3, debug-amplification fix — restores Pop-A to per-PR) and #5450 (build-once for Pop-B) land. So lane machinery is **residue-gated, built only after measurement shows a genuine irreducible set** (§6 — no machinery for near-zero residue). The scheduled-workflow CI-gen (`gunbc ci` / `ci_spec`) is load-bearing — escalate before editing it."), - h2(text: "5. Why this unifies the §1 story"), - p(text: "Affected-set and parallelization-by-realization are the **same work from two ends**: selection shrinks **what** runs per-PR (to the affected set); realization shrinks **how long** it takes (width / placement / cache / Share). Together they make *\"run the affected set per-PR, fast\"* the default — which dissolves the need for a cost-based nightly dump entirely. The only residue is (1) non-hermetic and (2) the selector backstop — neither is \"expensive\"; both are about soundness / determinism."), - h2(text: "6. The seam, precisely"), - p(text: "§4 selection produces the must-run set; §1 scheduling runs **that** set affordably (parallelism / cache) and runs the **complement** on a backstop cadence. Selection decides *membership*; scheduling decides *cadence / placement / width*. Cost lives only on the scheduling side."), - h2(text: "7. 2026-07-04 — the run-all baseline stood down IN CI (opt-in inversion)"), - p(text: "Step 1's \"sound baseline\" stopped being a baseline the day the floor stopped *completing*: at ~1,551 discovered witnesses the composed pass hit the 90-minute job timeout on every run — maximum cost, **zero delivered signal**, and every merge effectively fail-open (a gate that always times out gates nothing). A run-all that never finishes is not a superset of the affected set; it is the empty set billed at full price. Operator decision: invert to **declared opt-in enrollment** — `CiSpec.witness_entries`, projected from `CommitWitnessClaim` rows on the `GithubActionsCiJob` surface of `commit_gate_roster`; an empty roster puts zero witness-corpus nodes in the floor plan. This is NOT the §0 cost-routed selection this doc rejects: no affected test is demoted by expense, because *no* witness currently gates by discovery — the inversion replaces an always-red-by-timeout gate with an honest, completing floor (gates + declared witnesses), and the discovery roster remains the local path (`claim_batch --roster-from-discovery`). The §3 ladder is unchanged as the *destination*: land affected-set selection + floor memoization, then re-enroll the corpus through the affected set and dissolve the opt-in roster (dissolve-on marker lives on `ci_witness_optin_inversion` in `gunbc.commit_workflow`). Found during the inversion: `resolve_floor_runner_context` had been failing on a comment block the v1 grammar cannot parse (`affected_set_floor_runner.dag`), so the affected-set skip silently fell back to full-corpus on every run — step 2 was dead in CI while the doc described it as CI-enrolled."), - ] -} - -data ci_selection_vs_scheduling_plan: Plan = Plan { - slug: "ci-selection-vs-scheduling", - title: "CI selection vs scheduling — the two orthogonal axes (§1/§4 seam)", - body: ci_selection_vs_scheduling_body(), - retirement: PlanRetiresWhen { condition: unbound_dissolution(description: "Delete this doc when the per-PR gate is the affected set (step 2 landed on top of #5427's baseline), the nightly cadence is the full-corpus backstop + non-hermetic residue (no cost-based selector), and the completeness lens runs executably — at which point the carriers (the lens + the CI-gen spec) state the policy and this framing is redundant.") - } -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/prose_row_frontier.dag b/dag/gunbc/prose_row_frontier.dag index 2cd3b203378..017aef1a48d 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/prose_row_frontier.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/prose_row_frontier.dag @@ -234,7 +234,6 @@ data prose_row_migration_scope: List = [ "dag/test/claim/scm_issuer_corpus_witness_test.dag", "dag/test/claim/scm_provider_matrix_witness_test.dag", "dag/test/claim/scm_serving_model_witness_test.dag", - "dag/test/claim/selection_degradation_receipt_witness_test.dag", "dag/test/claim/session_residency_witness_test.dag", "dag/test/claim/source_annotation_attachment_witness_test.dag", "dag/test/claim/state_response_totality_witness_test.dag", diff --git a/dag/gunbc/selection_degradation_receipt.dag b/dag/gunbc/selection_degradation_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 3598a68bd72..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/selection_degradation_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,314 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt - -import std.types { String, Bool, NonEmptyStr } -import std.nat { Nat } -import std.measure { BasisPoint, basis_point, basis_point_count } -import std.decimal { zero_pad_left } -import extdeps.languages.json.emit { - JsonValue, - JsonKeyValue, - json_string, - json_int, - json_bool, - json_object, - json_kv, -} - -data selection_degradation_receipt_path: String = "target/floor-selection-degradation-receipt.txt" - -data selection_degradation_receipt_note: String = "P2 of the floor prep-tax program (still-moth-459, 2026-08-03): every floor discovery run publishes selection honesty — state, selected/total entry groups, ratio, and fallback_reason — so an affected run that executes the whole corpus is a COUNTED performance degradation (SelectionSuperset), never quiet success (DESIGN section 5). SelectionDegradationUnavailable is the unknown selection_mode_tag fail-closed arm only; upfront categorization_unavailable augments Applied/Superset fallback_reason, not that state. Authority for classification and receipt shape; the seed transport in cli_run.rs resolves this module and calls selection_degradation_receipt_line with measured counts only." - -data selection_degradation_receipt_marker: NonEmptyStr = "[selection-degradation]" as NonEmptyStr - -type SelectionDegradationState - = SelectionDegradationOff - | SelectionDegradationPredictOnly - | SelectionDegradationApplied - | SelectionDegradationSuperset - | SelectionDegradationUnavailable - -type SelectionDegradationReceipt { - selection_state: SelectionDegradationState - selected_entry_groups: Nat - total_entry_groups: Nat - selection_ratio_bp: BasisPoint - fallback_reason: String -} - -fn selection_degradation_mode_of_tag(tag: NonEmptyStr) -> String { - tag as String -} - -fn selection_degradation_state_tag(state: SelectionDegradationState) -> String { - match state { - SelectionDegradationOff => "SelectionOff" - SelectionDegradationPredictOnly => "SelectionPredictOnly" - SelectionDegradationApplied => "SelectionApplied" - SelectionDegradationSuperset => "SelectionSuperset" - SelectionDegradationUnavailable => "SelectionUnavailable" - } -} - -fn selection_ratio_basis_points(selected: Nat, total: Nat) -> BasisPoint { - if total == 0 { - basis_point(count: 0) - } else { - basis_point(count: (selected * 10000) / total) - } -} - -fn selection_ratio_wire(selected: Nat, total: Nat) -> String { - let bp = basis_point_count(bp: selection_ratio_basis_points(selected: selected, total: total)) - let unit = 10000 - let whole = bp / unit - let frac = bp - (whole * unit) - join( - [to_string(whole), ".", zero_pad_left(digits: to_string(frac), width: 4)], - "" - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_off() -> String { - "node_frontier_selection=SelectionOff — full corpus roster executed" -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_predict_only() -> String { - "node_frontier_selection=SelectionPredictOnly — all witnesses run cold; divergences counted" -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_applied_narrowed(selected: Nat, total: Nat) -> String { - concat( - "SelectionApplied: ", - concat( - concat(to_string(selected), concat(" of ", to_string(total))), - " entry groups executed (import-closure and node-frontier skip reduced the run)" - ) - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_superset(total: Nat) -> String { - concat( - "SelectionSuperset: all ", - concat( - to_string(total), - " entry groups executed — affected-set selection did not narrow the floor (counted performance degradation)" - ) - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_categorization_unavailable(detail: String) -> String { - concat( - "upfront import-closure categorization failed (", - concat(detail, "); per-shard selection is authoritative at completion") - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_unknown_mode_tag(tag: NonEmptyStr) -> String { - concat( - "SelectionUnavailable: unknown selection_mode_tag (", - concat(tag as String, "); expected off|applied|predict_only") - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_state_of( - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> SelectionDegradationState { - if selection_mode_tag == ("off" as NonEmptyStr) { - SelectionDegradationOff - } else if selection_mode_tag == ("predict_only" as NonEmptyStr) { - SelectionDegradationPredictOnly - } else if selection_mode_tag == ("applied" as NonEmptyStr) { - if selected == total { - SelectionDegradationSuperset - } else { - SelectionDegradationApplied - } - } else { - SelectionDegradationUnavailable - } -} - -fn selection_degradation_fallback_reason_of( - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - state: SelectionDegradationState, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> String { - match state { - SelectionDegradationOff => selection_degradation_fallback_reason_off() - SelectionDegradationPredictOnly => selection_degradation_fallback_reason_predict_only() - SelectionDegradationApplied => - if categorization_unavailable { - concat( - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_applied_narrowed(selected: selected, total: total), - concat( - " — ", - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_categorization_unavailable(detail: categorization_reason) - ) - ) - } else { - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_applied_narrowed(selected: selected, total: total) - } - SelectionDegradationSuperset => - if categorization_unavailable { - concat( - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_superset(total: total), - concat( - " — ", - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_categorization_unavailable(detail: categorization_reason) - ) - ) - } else { - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_superset(total: total) - } - SelectionDegradationUnavailable => - selection_degradation_fallback_reason_unknown_mode_tag(tag: selection_mode_tag) - } -} - -fn selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> SelectionDegradationReceipt { - let state = selection_degradation_state_of( - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason - ) - SelectionDegradationReceipt { - selection_state: state, - selected_entry_groups: selected, - total_entry_groups: total, - selection_ratio_bp: selection_ratio_basis_points(selected: selected, total: total), - fallback_reason: selection_degradation_fallback_reason_of( - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - state: state, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason - ) - } -} - -fn selection_degradation_receipt_line( - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> String { - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason - ) - concat( - concat( - concat(selection_degradation_receipt_marker as String, " selection_state="), - selection_degradation_state_tag(state: r.selection_state) - ), - concat( - concat( - concat( - concat(" selected_entry_groups=", to_string(r.selected_entry_groups)), - concat(" total_entry_groups=", to_string(r.total_entry_groups)) - ), - concat(" selection_ratio=", selection_ratio_wire(selected: selected, total: total)) - ), - concat(" fallback_reason=", r.fallback_reason) - ) - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_receipt_body( - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> String { - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason - ) - concat( - concat( - concat( - concat("selection_state=", selection_degradation_state_tag(state: r.selection_state)), - concat("\nselected_entry_groups=", to_string(r.selected_entry_groups)) - ), - concat("\ntotal_entry_groups=", to_string(r.total_entry_groups)) - ), - concat( - concat("\nselection_ratio=", selection_ratio_wire(selected: selected, total: total)), - concat("\nfallback_reason=", r.fallback_reason) - ) - ) -} - -fn selection_degradation_receipt_json( - selection_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr, - selected: Nat, - total: Nat, - categorization_unavailable: Bool, - categorization_reason: String -) -> JsonValue { - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: selection_mode_tag, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: categorization_unavailable, - categorization_reason: categorization_reason - ) - json_object(members: [ - json_kv( - key: "selection_state", - value: json_string(s: selection_degradation_state_tag(state: r.selection_state)) - ), - json_kv(key: "selected_entry_groups", value: json_int(n: r.selected_entry_groups)), - json_kv(key: "total_entry_groups", value: json_int(n: r.total_entry_groups)), - json_kv( - key: "selection_ratio", - value: json_string(s: selection_ratio_wire(selected: selected, total: total)) - ), - json_kv(key: "fallback_reason", value: json_string(s: r.fallback_reason)), - json_kv(key: "categorization_unavailable", value: json_bool(b: categorization_unavailable)) - ]) -} - -fn selection_degradation_is_superset(receipt: SelectionDegradationReceipt) -> Bool { - match receipt.selection_state { - SelectionDegradationSuperset => true - SelectionDegradationOff => false - SelectionDegradationPredictOnly => false - SelectionDegradationApplied => false - SelectionDegradationUnavailable => false - } -} - -fn selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed(receipt: SelectionDegradationReceipt) -> Bool { - match receipt.selection_state { - SelectionDegradationApplied => true - SelectionDegradationOff => false - SelectionDegradationPredictOnly => false - SelectionDegradationSuperset => false - SelectionDegradationUnavailable => false - } -} diff --git a/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag b/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag index d719892e981..1861007bdaf 100644 --- a/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag +++ b/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag @@ -147,9 +147,10 @@ type RunnableResourceProfile { } // A clamp carries WHO DECLARED IT, and it is a required field rather than a lookup, because the -// numbers alone cannot say. Two independently owned populations feed one aligned clamp list — the -// positional gunbc.ci_spec rows for ordinary batches, and the scoped witness batch's own row in -// gunbc.ci_layer_roots — and the executor reconstructed the origin from the LIST POSITION. That is +// numbers alone cannot say. Two independently owned populations once fed one aligned clamp list — +// the positional gunbc.ci_spec rows for ordinary batches, and a scoped witness batch's own row in +// gunbc.ci_layer_roots (that batch is deleted; the field it forced is not) — and the executor +// reconstructed the origin from the LIST POSITION. That is // how a refusal came to report clamp_ms=360000 while citing gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params[0], // a row whose overhead is 240 seconds: two facts that cannot both be true, printed in one located // diagnostic, costing two lanes their time reconciling a number against a row that never produced @@ -179,16 +180,8 @@ type RunnableBatchClampSource = RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp | RunnableOwnsBatchClamp { clamp: RunnableBatchClamp } -type ScopedWitnessProcessIsolation - = SharedWalkProcess - | SequentialChildProcess - | FreshJobProcess - -type ScopedWitnessBatchId = NonEmptyStr where brand("ScopedWitnessBatchId") - type FloorWorkerIdentity = OrdinaryFloorWorker - | ScopedWitnessFloorWorker { batch_id: ScopedWitnessBatchId } type FloorWorkerTerminalReceipt = FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved { report: FloorWorkerTerminalReport } @@ -248,272 +241,7 @@ type FloorWorkerObservationReceiptPath = NonEmptyStr where brand("FloorWorkerObs data floor_worker_observation_receipt_path: FloorWorkerObservationReceiptPath = "target/floor-worker-observation-receipt.tsv" -type ScopedExecutionRequestPath = NonEmptyStr where brand("ScopedExecutionRequestPath") - -data scoped_execution_request_path: ScopedExecutionRequestPath = "target/floor-attempts/scoped-execution-requests.json" - -data floor_worker_observation_note: String = "The floor coordinator is structurally closure-free: only worker processes resolve or execute a plan. The ordinary worker projects each SequentialChildProcess/FreshJobProcess ScopedWitnessBatch -- its frozen entries, source-root envelope, execution authority, clamp and the plan-derived budgets a child reads -- into scoped_execution_request_path together with the tested commit/tree/tool it was frozen against, then the coordinator waits for that worker to EXIT before spawning any SequentialChildProcess scoped worker, so their substantial live sets never overlap. Every worker writes a terminal receipt only after its result artifacts are complete; the coordinator crosses that report with the OS exit status and persists a located counted FloorWorkerObservation at floor_worker_observation_receipt_path. Missing terminal receipt is an observed state, never absence-as-success. Outcome is deliberately NOT a field: floor_worker_observation_outcome derives it totally from termination crossed with terminal_receipt, so Completed beside signal death or DiedWithoutTerminalReceipt beside an observed report is unrepresentable rather than lens-caught. The TSV outcome column is a boundary rendering of that derivation. FreshJobProcess is intentionally uninhabited and refuses until a workflow realization supplies its distinct cgroup, timeout, and scheduling semantics. 🟡 feature:floor-worker-observation-typed-tabular-codec dissolve-on: a std tabular-codec carrier derives the request and observation storage projections from List and FloorWorkerObservation, deleting the seed wire labels while preserving both branded paths." - -type ScopedWitnessBatchResourceProfile { - runnable: RunnableResourceProfile - clamp: RunnableBatchClamp - process_isolation: ScopedWitnessProcessIsolation -} - -type ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority - = InheritedWalkSourceRoots {} - -data scoped_witness_execution_authority_note: String = "ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority carries PROVENANCE, not an open-ended placeholder: InheritedWalkSourceRoots means every executor-owned .dag decision used while realizing the scoped batch — affected-set selection, witness execution-leg classification, and post-discovery cost/attribution projections — resolves from the enclosing walk's source-root authority. The scoped batch cannot author a second root list, so executor machinery cannot enter or move the witness subject universe, its digest, or its measured clamp basis. The one-variant carrier is therefore a construction wall against re-forking the root fact, not hollow generality." - -data scoped_witness_execution_authority_seed_refusal_note: String = "PRE-EXISTING SEED DIAGNOSTIC DEBT, observed by the scoped carrier rather than created by it: cli_run prime_witness_execution_legs panics when witness_entry_eligibility_census cannot resolve, instead of returning a typed located refusal through DiscoverySummary. The panic is fail-closed in effect but loses the actionable result arm and was one cause of an unexplained nonzero worker exit in run 30746409064. dissolve-on: prime_witness_execution_legs returns Result with the eligibility authority entry and inherited execution-authority roots in its error; run_discovery_corpus_with_options projects that error into the existing located discovery refusal and the panic arm deletes." - -type ScopedWitnessBatch { - batch_id: ScopedWitnessBatchId - source_roots: List - entries: List - scan_dirs: List - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelection - execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority - execution_mode: ExecutionMode - resource_profile: ScopedWitnessBatchResourceProfile -} - -fn scoped_witness_source_roots_digest(source_roots: List) -> Fnv1a64Structural { - fold(source_roots, init: content_hash_atom(value: "scoped-witness-source-roots"), f: fn(acc, root) { - content_hash_combine_structural(left: acc, right: content_hash_atom(value: root)) - }) -} - -fn scoped_witness_batch( - batch_id: ScopedWitnessBatchId, - source_roots: List, - entries: List, - scan_dirs: List, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelection, - resource_profile: ScopedWitnessBatchResourceProfile, -) -> ScopedWitnessBatch { - ScopedWitnessBatch { - batch_id: batch_id, - source_roots: source_roots, - entries: entries, - scan_dirs: scan_dirs, - node_frontier_selection: node_frontier_selection, - execution_authority: InheritedWalkSourceRoots {}, - execution_mode: resource_profile.runnable.execution_mode, - resource_profile: resource_profile, - } -} - -type ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome - = ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: Bool } - | ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: String } - | ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { detail: String } - | ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: String } - -type ScopedWitnessExecutionResult { - head_sha: CommitSha - batch_id: String - source_roots_digest: Fnv1a64Structural - entry: String - function: String - witness_kind: WitnessKind - outcome: ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome -} - -type ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode - = ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: List } - | ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: String } - -type ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath = NonEmptyStr where brand("ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath") - -data scoped_witness_execution_receipt_path: ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath = "target/scoped-witness-execution-receipt.tsv" - -data scoped_witness_execution_receipt_header: String = "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail" - -data scoped_witness_execution_receipt_wire_note: String = "ScopedWitnessExecutionResult and ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome are the semantic API; the TSV path, header, and labels are their single storage projection for the declared filesystem_read consumer, never a second result schema. Every scheduled head carries one row per expanded roster entry: ScopedWitnessExecuted is execution evidence, while ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped is a typed nonfailure retaining the selection provenance — never absence-as-pass and never coverage. The decoder returns the modeled rows directly and refuses malformed columns, unknown kinds, unknown outcomes, missing exact-head identity, and empty receipts. The decoded batch_id is validated nonempty wire identity text rather than an authored ScopedWitnessBatchId: this boundary observes a worker projection and cannot honestly construct that brand from arbitrary TSV text. The source_roots_digest carrier is family-narrow Fnv1a64Structural: wrong-family assignment is structurally impossible, while external text remains honestly guarded at rung two by fnv1a64_structural_hex_digest. The union exists only at the wire seam immediately before serialize_content_hash. The decoder intentionally refuses Sha1 and Sha256 wire identities rather than widening this structural-fingerprint field; RED controls pin both refusals. 🟡 feature:scoped-witness-receipt-typed-tabular-codec dissolve-on: a std tabular-codec carrier derives the header and row parser from the result product and outcome coproduct, deleting these hand-written wire labels while preserving ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath and the decoded model surface." - -data scoped_witness_execution_receipt_refined_identity_scaffold_note: String = "DESIGN section 4b guarantee-ladder scaffold for exactly one field: ScopedWitnessExecutionResult.batch_id. PREVIOUS RUNG: the decoded product named ScopedWitnessBatchId but reached it by an unchecked cast from arbitrary TSV text; that was rung inflation, not validation, and canonical stage0 emission exposed the cast as runtime panic. TEMPORARY RUNG: nonempty String identity text admitted only after the receipt decoder's exact-arity and nonempty check. REASON AND ATTAINABLE CEILING: the bootstrap has no validating constructor for this branded refined carrier at the decode boundary; this is the existing ROADMAP capability row `The capability audit: sole_constructor completeness, then seal the proof-carriers`, whose unverified population explicitly includes generic refinements and casts. BOUNDED POPULATION: only decoded ScopedWitnessExecutionResult.batch_id; ScopedWitnessBatch.batch_id remains branded where its authority constructs it. CROSS-REPRESENTATION JOIN: a consumer compares decoded text only with scoped_witness_batch_id_wire_text projected from the scheduled authority, never through an implicit cast. CLIMB ALREADY CONSUMED: #7480 grounded hash families, so source_roots_digest now reaches rung four against wrong-family assignment as Fnv1a64Structural; the minimum in-scope rung remains two at the external-text path, where fnv1a64_structural_hex_digest is the permanent validating mint and refusal is honest rather than debt. RESTORATION TRIGGER: the sole_constructor completeness audit lands a validating ScopedWitnessBatchId constructor for wire text; the decoder calls it, restores that field, and this scaffold deletes." - -fn scoped_witness_batch_id_wire_text(batch_id: ScopedWitnessBatchId) -> String { - concat("", batch_id) -} - -fn scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_wire_text(source_roots_digest: Fnv1a64Structural) -> String { - concat("", serialize_content_hash(hash: as_content_hash_structural(structural: source_roots_digest))) -} - -fn scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_for_wire(source_roots: List) -> String { - scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_wire_text( - source_roots_digest: scoped_witness_source_roots_digest(source_roots: source_roots), - ) -} - -fn scoped_witness_kind_label(kind: WitnessKind) -> String { - match kind { - CorpusWitnessKind => "corpus" - ExecutionWitnessKind => "execution" - NativeBundleWitnessKind => "native-bundle" - } -} - -fn scoped_witness_kind_from_label(label: String) -> WitnessKind? { - if label == "corpus" { - Present { value: CorpusWitnessKind } - } else if label == "execution" { - Present { value: ExecutionWitnessKind } - } else if label == "native-bundle" { - Present { value: NativeBundleWitnessKind } - } else { - none - } -} - -fn scoped_witness_execution_outcome_label(outcome: ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome) -> String { - match outcome { - ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: _ } => "executed" - ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: _ } => "selection-skipped" - ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { detail: _ } => "scheduling-refused" - ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: _ } => "budget-killed" - } -} - -fn scoped_witness_execution_outcome_detail(outcome: ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome) -> String { - match outcome { - ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: ok } => if ok { "true" } else { "false" } - ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: provenance } => provenance - ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { detail: detail } => detail - ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: detail } => detail - } -} - -fn scoped_witness_execution_result_tsv_row(row: ScopedWitnessExecutionResult) -> String { - join([ - row.head_sha, - row.batch_id, - scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_wire_text(source_roots_digest: row.source_roots_digest), - row.entry, - row.function, - scoped_witness_kind_label(kind: row.witness_kind), - scoped_witness_execution_outcome_label(outcome: row.outcome), - scoped_witness_execution_outcome_detail(outcome: row.outcome), - ], "\t") -} - -fn scoped_witness_execution_outcome_from_wire(label: String, detail: String) -> ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome? { - if label == "executed" && detail == "true" { - Present { value: ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: true } } - } else if label == "executed" && detail == "false" { - Present { value: ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: false } } - } else if label == "selection-skipped" && detail != "" { - Present { value: ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: detail } } - } else if label == "scheduling-refused" && detail != "" { - Present { value: ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { detail: detail } } - } else if label == "budget-killed" && detail != "" { - Present { value: ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: detail } } - } else { - none - } -} - -fn scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds(head: String) -> Bool { - head.length() == 40 && all(chars(s: head), cp => - (cp >= 48 && cp <= 57) || (cp >= 97 && cp <= 102) - ) -} - -data scoped_witness_exact_head_grounding_note: String = "Scoped witness execution results bind every row to the explicit lowercase 40-hex head supplied by the runner. std.types CommitSha is presently an unvalidated String alias, so scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds is the located construction wall for this receipt family. Dissolve-on: CommitSha gains one validating constructor shared by every Git-head consumer; this decoder then calls that authority and deletes its local syntax check." - -fn scoped_witness_execution_result_from_columns(columns: List) -> ScopedWitnessExecutionResult? { - match columns { - Empty => none - Cons { head: head_sha, tail: after_head } => match after_head { - Empty => none - Cons { head: batch_id, tail: after_batch } => match after_batch { - Empty => none - Cons { head: source_roots_digest, tail: after_digest } => match after_digest { - Empty => none - Cons { head: entry, tail: after_entry } => match after_entry { - Empty => none - Cons { head: function, tail: after_function } => match after_function { - Empty => none - Cons { head: witness_kind_label, tail: after_kind } => match after_kind { - Empty => none - Cons { head: outcome_label, tail: after_outcome } => match after_outcome { - Empty => none - Cons { head: outcome_detail, tail: after_detail } => match after_detail { - Cons { head: _, tail: _ } => none - Empty => - if !scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds(head: head_sha) - || batch_id == "" - || source_roots_digest == "" - || entry == "" - || function == "" { - none - } else { - match fnv1a64_structural_hex_digest(hex: source_roots_digest) { - Absent => none - Present { value: decoded_source_roots_digest } => - match scoped_witness_kind_from_label(label: witness_kind_label) { - Absent => none - Present { value: kind } => - match scoped_witness_execution_outcome_from_wire( - label: outcome_label, - detail: outcome_detail, - ) { - Absent => none - Present { value: outcome } => Present { - value: ScopedWitnessExecutionResult { - head_sha: head_sha, - batch_id: batch_id, - source_roots_digest: decoded_source_roots_digest, - entry: entry, - function: function, - witness_kind: kind, - outcome: outcome, - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } -} - -fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode(text: String) -> ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode { - let lines = split(s: text, delimiter: "\n") - if length(lines) < 2 || lines.first() != scoped_witness_execution_receipt_header { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: "schema header absent or receipt has no rows" } - } else { - let body = lines.skip(n: 1) - let rows = if body.skip(n: length(body) - 1).first() == "" { - body.take(n: length(body) - 1) - } else { - body - } - if length(rows) == 0 { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: "receipt has no scoped witness execution result rows" } - } else { - fold(rows, init: ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: [] }, f: fn(state, line) { - match state { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: detail } => ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: detail } - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: rows } => - match scoped_witness_execution_result_from_columns(columns: split(s: line, delimiter: "\t")) { - Absent => ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: "malformed scoped witness execution result row" } - Present { value: row } => ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: concat(rows, [row]) } - } - } - }) - } - } -} +data floor_worker_observation_note: String = "The floor coordinator is structurally closure-free: only worker processes resolve or execute a plan. Every worker writes a terminal receipt only after its result artifacts are complete; the coordinator crosses that report with the OS exit status and persists a located counted FloorWorkerObservation at floor_worker_observation_receipt_path. Missing terminal receipt is an observed state, never absence-as-success. Outcome is deliberately NOT a field: floor_worker_observation_outcome derives it totally from termination crossed with terminal_receipt, so Completed beside signal death or DiedWithoutTerminalReceipt beside an observed report is unrepresentable rather than lens-caught. The TSV outcome column is a boundary rendering of that derivation. 🟡 feature:floor-worker-observation-typed-tabular-codec dissolve-on: a std tabular-codec carrier derives the observation storage projection from FloorWorkerObservation, deleting the seed wire labels while preserving the branded path." fn runnable_memory_negligible() -> RunnableMemoryClass { RunnableMemoryNegligible @@ -580,67 +308,37 @@ fn runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: RunnableResourceProfile) -> Bool { fn runnable_profile(r: Runnable) -> RunnableResourceProfile { match r { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: p } => p - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => p - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => batch.resource_profile.runnable + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => p RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => runnable_resource_profile_negligible() } } fn runnable_batch_clamp_source(r: Runnable) -> RunnableBatchClampSource { match r { - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => RunnableOwnsBatchClamp { clamp: batch.resource_profile.clamp } RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp } } fn runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence(profile: batch.resource_profile.runnable) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: p } => runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence(profile: p) RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } } -type NodeFrontierSelection - = SelectionOff - | SelectionApplied - | SelectionPredictOnly - -fn node_frontier_selection_eq(left: NodeFrontierSelection, right: NodeFrontierSelection) -> Bool { - match left { - SelectionOff => match right { - SelectionOff => true - SelectionApplied => false - SelectionPredictOnly => false - } - SelectionApplied => match right { - SelectionOff => false - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - } - SelectionPredictOnly => match right { - SelectionOff => false - SelectionApplied => false - SelectionPredictOnly => true - } - } -} - type Runnable = RunnableSingleClaim { entry: String, function: String, profile: RunnableResourceProfile } | RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: List scan_dirs: List explicit_entries: List - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelection exclude_substrings: List discovery_scope_dirs: List profile: RunnableResourceProfile } - | RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: ScopedWitnessBatch } | RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: Int } type OnSuccessRunnableDisposition @@ -655,9 +353,7 @@ data on_success_runnable_disposition_note: String = "The single modeled admissio fn on_success_runnable_disposition(runnable: Runnable) -> OnSuccessRunnableDisposition { match runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => - OnSuccessDiscoveryRefused - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => OnSuccessDiscoveryRefused RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => OnSuccessKernelRefused @@ -694,13 +390,13 @@ All four profile restrictions are conditional on mechanisms stages do not yet ha Every plan function returns WalkPlan — a plan with no postconditions returns on_success_stages: [] — and the executor has ONE strict parser: a malformed or missing field is a hard error, never a fallback to a bare-list reading." -data walk_plan_run_stage_claim_executor_seed_deferral: String = "§7 SEED-RETAINED, declared here because this is where the obligation is INCURRED (review 2026-07-31; scoped-worker extension 2026-08-01). `run_stage`, `spawn_units`, `join_units`, `batch_unit_lane`, the stage receipt writers, the walk-attempt observation, `maybe_run_floor_coordinator`, `spawn_floor_worker`, `observe_floor_worker`, `append_floor_phase_journal`, `journal_floor_worker_observation`, `scoped_execution_authority_source_roots`, and the manifest/execution/terminal/observation receipt projections are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`; retaining typed selection-skipped discovery rows and resolving executor-owned decisions against inherited walk roots are HAND-RUST in `cli_run.rs`. The executor is the seed that runs before any `.dag` walk exists, so the code that decides how a walk executes cannot itself be a walk. The scoped extension does not mint a second deferral: it is another realization of this one executor seed. The merge-admission pre-walk extension (2026-08-02, review 47517) is likewise this SAME deferral grown, not a new one: the PreWalkExecution value parser, `run_pre_walk_execution` (including its capture-refusal-wire read), the two WalkPopulationBudget watchdogs and the WalkPopulationBudgetRefusal durable writer, and the per-stage memory snapshots are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`, all dissolving on the same trigger as the rest of this row — the executor walk and its receipt projections becoming emitted `.dag` realizations. That is a real deferral, not an exemption — the seed grew here, and a growth in the seed is a §7 debt whether or not anyone writes it down. +data walk_plan_run_stage_claim_executor_seed_deferral: String = "§7 SEED-RETAINED, declared here because this is where the obligation is INCURRED (review 2026-07-31). `run_stage`, `spawn_units`, `join_units`, `batch_unit_lane`, the stage receipt writers, the walk-attempt observation, `maybe_run_floor_coordinator`, `spawn_floor_worker`, `observe_floor_worker`, `append_floor_phase_journal`, `journal_floor_worker_observation`, and the manifest/terminal/observation receipt projections are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`; resolving executor-owned decisions against inherited walk roots is HAND-RUST in `cli_run.rs`. The executor is the seed that runs before any `.dag` walk exists, so the code that decides how a walk executes cannot itself be a walk. The scoped extension does not mint a second deferral: it is another realization of this one executor seed. The merge-admission pre-walk extension (2026-08-02, review 47517) is likewise this SAME deferral grown, not a new one: the PreWalkExecution value parser, `run_pre_walk_execution` (including its capture-refusal-wire read), the two WalkPopulationBudget watchdogs and the WalkPopulationBudgetRefusal durable writer, and the per-stage memory snapshots are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`, all dissolving on the same trigger as the rest of this row — the executor walk and its receipt projections becoming emitted `.dag` realizations. That is a real deferral, not an exemption — the seed grew here, and a growth in the seed is a §7 debt whether or not anyone writes it down. WHY THIS ROW LIVES WITH THE CARRIER RATHER THAN WITH A CONSUMER. A first draft of this row was authored in the FIXTURE branch that later exercised this code, on the reasoning that the fixture is where the seed expansion became visible. That reverses ownership: the debt belongs to the change that added the Rust, and a downstream consumer documenting its parent's deferral means the parent could land without one. A consumer may cite this row; it may not be the row's home. -WHAT MAKES THE SCOPED EXTENSION CHECKABLE. `witness_v1_claim_scoped_batch_is_file_grain_and_batch_owned` and `witness_scoped_batch_is_singleton_and_outside_positional_clamps` pin the modeled batch, owned clamp, inherited execution authority, and SequentialChildProcess isolation. `scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_accepts_writer_projection`, `scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_preserves_selection_skip_provenance`, and `scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_refuses_empty_ledger` pin the public modeled decoder across execution, honest nonexecution, and refusal. The Rust controls `scoped_selection_skip_is_a_provenanced_nonfailure_receipt_outcome` and `scoped_execution_authority_inherits_walk_roots_without_widening_subject_roots` pin the seed projections so an unaffected row remains present without failing the worker and executor-owned decisions consume the enclosing walk roots without entering the witness subject envelope. `floor_worker_observation_outcome_is_derived_from_evidence` proves in the model that the same completed terminal report derives Completed beside exit 0 and Failed beside signal death; there is no outcome field to transcribe. The Rust controls `floor_worker_missing_terminal_receipt_is_an_observed_death`, `floor_worker_terminal_crosses_receipt_with_exit_status`, `floor_worker_refusal_remains_distinct_from_failure`, `floor_worker_signal_death_is_not_flattened_to_an_exit_code`, `floor_worker_signal_overrules_a_completed_terminal_report`, and `floor_worker_verdict_reaches_the_durable_journal` pin the coordinator's typed observation boundary, the derived-verdict law, and the surviving out-of-band projection used when the Actions stream drops worker stderr. Deleting or flattening the modeled arms, widening the subject roots with executor dependencies, dropping a selection-skipped roster row, accepting receipt absence, normalizing a signal into success, storing an authored outcome, losing the durable verdict, or restoring the old isolation spelling makes one of those controls red. +WHAT THE SCOPED EXTENSION WAS, and why this row shrank. A scoped-witness worker once ran a second source-root envelope in a sequential child process, with its own clamp, execution authority, request projection and TSV receipt family, all hand-Rust here. Its single instance and every carrier behind it were deleted 2026-08-15 with affected-set selection, because the batch existed to make a second subject envelope affordable and selection was what made it affordable. The seed shrank by that whole path rather than migrating it. -MIGRATION TRIGGER: the executor's own scheduling decisions become a `.dag` walk over `WalkPlan` — lane selection, admission, worker sequencing, and receipt emission expressed as modeled effects rather than as `std::thread`, `std::process`, plus `std::fs` — at which point this Rust becomes an emitted realization and the row deletes. Gated behind the witness-realization lane, concretely ROADMAP `v1-materialization-kernel` (`docs/plans/witness-realization-plan.md`), since a `.dag`-expressed executor needs native witness execution to run at all. The two codec dissolve markers are subordinate parts of this same row: they delete when typed tabular projection is available, before the whole executor can delete. Until then the honest statement is that these are seed-retained by necessity with a named trigger and executable receipts, which is exactly what a self-host frontier row is for." +MIGRATION TRIGGER: the executor's own scheduling decisions become a `.dag` walk over `WalkPlan` — lane choice, admission, worker sequencing, and receipt emission expressed as modeled effects rather than as `std::thread`, `std::process`, plus `std::fs` — at which point this Rust becomes an emitted realization and the row deletes. Gated behind the witness-realization lane, concretely ROADMAP `v1-materialization-kernel` (`docs/plans/witness-realization-plan.md`), since a `.dag`-expressed executor needs native witness execution to run at all. The two codec dissolve markers are subordinate parts of this same row: they delete when typed tabular projection is available, before the whole executor can delete. Until then the honest statement is that these are seed-retained by necessity with a named trigger and executable receipts, which is exactly what a self-host frontier row is for." data walk_finalization_note: String = "THE PLAN CARRIES ITS FINALIZATION POLICY IN ITS TYPE, and the executor never infers it — not from a function's spelling, and not from which arm of a coproduct an authored value happened to pick. Two corrections stacked here. FIRST: the original cut selected finalization by plan-function name (if plan_function == gunbc_ci_floor_plan read the law from the closure) — the same hidden seed-roster convention the WalkPlan carrier was built to remove, reintroduced in the same PR (review 2026-07-30), and the RED fixture made the coupling visible by having to impersonate the production name to arm the contract. Moving it to a field fixed that. SECOND: a field of a coproduct type is still only an authored choice (review 2026-07-30, second pass). With `finalization: WalkFinalization`, `WalkPlan \{ batches: floor_batches, finalization: NoWalkFinalization, .. \}` typechecked — NoWalkFinalization and FloorFinalization inhabit the same sum, so nothing connected floor-shaped work to floor finalization; the production constructor merely chose correctly. So the carrier is PARAMETERIZED: WalkPlan, and gunbc_ci_floor_plan returns WalkPlan while regen, plan-artifact, and falsifier return WalkPlan. One runtime parser still reads both, because the parse is over the finalization VALUE and does not care which instantiation produced it. The parameterization also stops this generic std carrier from owning a growing coproduct of gunbc-specific receipt policies: FloorFinalization moved to gunbc.ci_materialization, beside the declared count it is about, and std keeps only the parameter and the declared-empty inhabitant. @@ -743,25 +439,6 @@ type WalkPopulationBudgetRefusal { data walk_population_budget_note: String = "WalkPlan carries an explicit Optional budget for each population — the unit lives in the std.measure carrier, never in a field name (the RunnableBatchClamp precedent). Absent is authored unboundedness, never a parser fallback; Present must be positive. The ordinary watchdog owns the entire ordinary interval through receipt finalization and is disarmed only before green-only stages arm, so ordinary work cannot consume a reserved postcondition allowance. The postcondition watchdog separately bounds stages plus their receipts. A breach constructs WalkPopulationBudgetRefusal and durably writes floor-population-budget-refusal.txt with the population, plan site, one-based active stage/batch index, active unit, measured elapsed wall, and the budget that fired BEFORE claim_executor flushes stderr and exits nonzero. Index zero means the population had not entered its first unit. The outer workflow timeout remains only a larger wrapper backstop." -fn node_frontier_selection_applied(sel: NodeFrontierSelection) -> Bool { - match sel { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionOff => false - SelectionPredictOnly => false - } -} - -fn runnable_selection_applied(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: sel, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => - node_frontier_selection_applied(sel: sel) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => - node_frontier_selection_applied(sel: batch.node_frontier_selection) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - type Schedule = List> type RealizationPlan { @@ -775,8 +452,7 @@ type RealizationPlan { fn runnable_step_label(r: Runnable) -> String { match r { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: _ } => f - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => "__discovery_corpus__" - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => "__scoped_witness_batch__" + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => "__discovery_corpus__" RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => "__kernel_workload__" } } @@ -833,33 +509,23 @@ fn runnable_eq(left: Runnable, right: Runnable) -> Bool { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: le, function: lf, profile: lp } => match right { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: re, function: rf, profile: rp } => (le == re) && (lf == rf) && runnable_resource_profile_eq(left: lp, right: rp) - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: lsr, scan_dirs: lsd, explicit_entries: lex, node_frontier_selection: lskip, exclude_substrings: lex2, discovery_scope_dirs: lsc, profile: lp } => match right { + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: lsr, scan_dirs: lsd, explicit_entries: lex, exclude_substrings: lex2, discovery_scope_dirs: lsc, profile: lp } => match right { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: rsr, scan_dirs: rsd, explicit_entries: rex, node_frontier_selection: rskip, exclude_substrings: rex2, discovery_scope_dirs: rsc, profile: rp } => + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: rsr, scan_dirs: rsd, explicit_entries: rex, exclude_substrings: rex2, discovery_scope_dirs: rsc, profile: rp } => string_list_eq(left: lsr, right: rsr) && string_list_eq(left: lsd, right: rsd) && schedule_witness_entry_list_eq(left: lex, right: rex) - && node_frontier_selection_eq(left: lskip, right: rskip) && string_list_eq(left: lex2, right: rex2) && string_list_eq(left: lsc, right: rsc) && runnable_resource_profile_eq(left: lp, right: rp) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: lb } => match right { - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: rb } => lb == rb RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: lleft } => match right { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: rcount } => lleft == rcount } } diff --git a/dag/test/claim/floor_batch_clamp_authority_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/floor_batch_clamp_authority_witness_test.dag index aecaf691c99..576308f9921 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/floor_batch_clamp_authority_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/floor_batch_clamp_authority_witness_test.dag @@ -5,18 +5,23 @@ import std.realization_schedule { runnable_batch_clamp_ms, } import std.decl_ref { decl_ref } -import std.measure { second, millisecond, second_count, millisecond_count } +import std.measure { second, millisecond, second_count } import std.types { NonEmptyStr } import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch } import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly -// The two populations that feed one aligned clamp list, asserted at their own declarations. A -// refusal that reports one population's number while citing the other's row is the defect these -// witnesses exist to keep unwritable (gunbc#7869: clamp_ms=360000 beside -// gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params[0], whose overhead is 240 seconds). +// ONE POPULATION NOW FEEDS THE CLAMP LIST, and that is why this file shrank rather than being +// deleted. The defect it was written for (gunbc#7869: a refusal reporting clamp_ms=360000 while +// citing gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params[0], whose overhead is 240 seconds) needed TWO +// independently owned populations aligned into one positional list; the second population was the +// scoped witness batch's own clamp row, deleted 2026-08-15 with affected-set selection. A +// misattributed citation is therefore no longer constructible, so the discriminating pair and the +// scoped rate assertions that proved it are removed rather than left asserting against one side of +// a comparison that has nothing to compare. What survives is the surviving population's own +// citation, plus the formula control -- because runnable_batch_clamp_ms is still live and its +// unit-rate arithmetic is still the thing a future clamp row will be read through. fn positional_clamp_row_zero() -> RunnableBatchClamp { match gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params { Empty => gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp @@ -24,10 +29,6 @@ fn positional_clamp_row_zero() -> RunnableBatchClamp { } } -fn scoped_clamp() -> RunnableBatchClamp { - v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.resource_profile.clamp -} - test fn positional_clamp_row_zero_cites_the_ci_spec_list_it_lives_in() -> Bool { let c = positional_clamp_row_zero() (c.authority.module_path as String == "gunbc.ci_spec") @@ -35,40 +36,8 @@ test fn positional_clamp_row_zero_cites_the_ci_spec_list_it_lives_in() -> Bool { && (second_count(s: c.overhead) == 240) } -test fn scoped_batch_clamp_cites_its_own_declaration_not_the_positional_list() -> Bool { - let c = scoped_clamp() - (c.authority.module_path as String == "gunbc.ci_layer_roots") - && (c.authority.decl_name as String == "v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch") - && (second_count(s: c.overhead) == 720) - && (millisecond_count(m: c.per_unit) == 0) -} - -// THE DISCRIMINATING CONTROL, and the reason the pair above is not two restatements of one fact: -// the two authorities carry DIFFERENT numbers, so a citation pointing at the wrong one is decidable -// rather than cosmetic. Re-point the scoped clamp's authority at gunbc.ci_spec and this goes red; -// so does making the two overheads equal, which would silently restore the ambiguity. -test fn the_two_clamp_authorities_are_distinguishable_by_value() -> Bool { - let positional = positional_clamp_row_zero() - let scoped = scoped_clamp() - let positional_decl = positional.authority.decl_name as String - let scoped_decl = scoped.authority.decl_name as String - let positional_ms = runnable_batch_clamp_ms(clamp: positional, units: 27) - let scoped_ms = runnable_batch_clamp_ms(clamp: scoped, units: 27) - (positional_decl != scoped_decl) && (positional_ms != scoped_ms) -} - -// units IS in the expression and contributes exactly zero on this row. The refusal prints -// `units=27`, which invites trimming the roster or splitting the batch; neither can move the -// threshold, and the split form would hand the same work a second overhead allowance. -test fn scoped_clamp_is_identical_at_one_unit_and_at_twenty_seven() -> Bool { - let c = scoped_clamp() - (runnable_batch_clamp_ms(clamp: c, units: 1) == runnable_batch_clamp_ms(clamp: c, units: 27)) - && (runnable_batch_clamp_ms(clamp: c, units: 27) == 720000) -} - -// The positive control for the one above: a row whose rate is NONZERO must move with the unit -// count, or the equality test proves nothing about the formula and only that this file's arithmetic -// is constant. +// THE FORMULA CONTROL. A row whose rate is NONZERO must move with the unit count, or nothing in +// this file distinguishes runnable_batch_clamp_ms from a constant. test fn a_nonzero_rate_clamp_does_move_with_the_unit_count() -> Bool { let priced = RunnableBatchClamp { overhead: second(count: 300), diff --git a/dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 743eddb84ff..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,8 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.floor_skip_discovery_witness_test - - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test fn floor_skip_discovery_keystone_holds() -> Bool { - run_floor_skip_discovery_witness() -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/push_before_main_push_selection_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/push_before_main_push_selection_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 5e9c698733d..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/push_before_main_push_selection_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,137 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.push_before_main_push_selection_witness_test - -import std.logic { Bool } -import std.types { String, NonEmptyStr, list_length, List } -import std.nat { Nat } -import gunbc.diff_baseline { - CiDiffEvent, - DiffBaseline, - DiffBaselineResolution, - PushBefore, - PushBeforeSha, - BaselineSelected, - BaselineRefused, - BaselineSourceConflict, - resolve_diff_baseline -} -import gunbc.repo_identity { gunbc_merge_target_ref, gunbc_default_remote_name } -import gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt { - selection_degradation_receipt_of, - selection_degradation_receipt_line, - selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed, - selection_degradation_state_tag -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data push_before_selection_witness_note: String = "Discriminating witness for push-before main-push selection (checklist step 6): a planted push delta observes PushBefore (not self-compare), carries a non-empty changed-path population, and the selection-degradation receipt reads SelectionApplied with selected/total derived from that population (selected>0, selected0 matters: a zero-path diff still classifies as SelectionApplied with selected=0 — the empty-observation narrow trap the push-before baseline closes." - -data planted_before_sha: String = "1111111111111111111111111111111111111111" -data planted_head_sha: String = "2222222222222222222222222222222222222222" - -data roster_entry_push_event: String = "dag/extdeps/github/push_event.dag" -data roster_entry_diff_baseline: String = "dag/gunbc/diff_baseline.dag" -data roster_entry_ci_spec: String = "dag/gunbc/ci_spec.dag" - -fn planted_entry_group_roster() -> List { - [roster_entry_push_event, roster_entry_diff_baseline, roster_entry_ci_spec] -} - -fn planted_push_delta_changed_paths() -> List { - [roster_entry_push_event, roster_entry_diff_baseline] -} - -fn roster_entry_selected(entry: String, changed_paths: List) -> Bool { - fold( - changed_paths, - init: false, - f: (acc, path) => acc || path == entry - ) -} - -fn count_selected_entry_groups(roster: List, changed_paths: List) -> Nat { - fold( - roster, - init: 0, - f: (acc, entry) => - if roster_entry_selected(entry: entry, changed_paths: changed_paths) { - acc + 1 - } else { - acc - } - ) -} - -fn planted_main_push_baseline_resolution() -> DiffBaselineResolution { - resolve_diff_baseline( - event: CiDiffEvent { - override_ref: none, - event_name: "push", - base_ref: none, - push_before: Present { value: PushBeforeSha { sha: planted_before_sha } }, - head_sha: Present { value: planted_head_sha }, - diff_window: none - }, - push_parent_ref: gunbc_merge_target_ref, - default_remote_name: gunbc_default_remote_name - ) -} - -test fn witness_main_push_resolves_push_before_not_parent() -> Bool { - match planted_main_push_baseline_resolution() { - BaselineSelected { baseline: PushBefore { ref: ref } } => - (ref as String) == planted_before_sha - BaselineRefused { reason: _ } => false - BaselineSourceConflict { window_detail: _, override_ref: _ } => false - BaselineSelected { baseline: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_self_compare_would_observe_zero_changed_paths() -> Bool { - list_length(items: planted_push_delta_changed_paths()) > 0 - && list_length(items: []) == 0 -} - -test fn witness_main_push_selection_degradation_applied_from_planted_delta() -> Bool { - let roster = planted_entry_group_roster() - let changed = planted_push_delta_changed_paths() - let total = list_length(items: roster) - let selected = count_selected_entry_groups(roster: roster, changed_paths: changed) - let line = selection_degradation_receipt_line( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - let receipt = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed(receipt: receipt) - && selected > 0 - && selected < total - && selection_degradation_state_tag(state: receipt.selection_state) == "SelectionApplied" - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selected_entry_groups=2") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "total_entry_groups=3") -} - -test fn witness_empty_delta_zero_selected_still_reads_applied_red() -> Bool { - let roster = planted_entry_group_roster() - let total = list_length(items: roster) - let selected = count_selected_entry_groups(roster: roster, changed_paths: []) - let receipt = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: selected, - total: total, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - selected == 0 - && selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed(receipt: receipt) - && selection_degradation_state_tag(state: receipt.selection_state) == "SelectionApplied" -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/selection_degradation_receipt_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/selection_degradation_receipt_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index eff5c8c8d77..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/selection_degradation_receipt_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,140 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.selection_degradation_receipt_witness_test - -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import std.types { String, Bool, NonEmptyStr } -import std.nat { Nat } -import gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt { - SelectionDegradationReceipt, - SelectionDegradationApplied, - SelectionDegradationSuperset, - SelectionDegradationOff, - selection_degradation_receipt_of, - selection_degradation_receipt_line, - selection_degradation_receipt_body, - selection_degradation_is_superset, - selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed, - selection_degradation_state_tag, -} - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -// Executing consumer for gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt (floor prep-tax P2). THE PAIR IS THE PROOF: a narrowed affected run must read SelectionApplied with honest counts; a whole-corpus affected run must read SelectionSuperset with an explicit fallback_reason — never quiet success. RED controls mislabel a superset as applied. -test fn sdr_applied_narrowed_receipt() -> Bool { - let line = selection_degradation_receipt_line( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 602, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 602, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed(receipt: r) - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selection_state=SelectionApplied") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selected_entry_groups=602") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "total_entry_groups=842") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selection_ratio=0.7149") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "fallback_reason=") -} - -test fn sdr_superset_whole_corpus_is_loud() -> Bool { - let line = selection_degradation_receipt_line( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 842, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 842, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - selection_degradation_is_superset(receipt: r) - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selection_state=SelectionSuperset") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selected_entry_groups=842") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "total_entry_groups=842") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selection_ratio=1.0000") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "counted performance degradation") -} - -test fn sdr_off_mode_reports_full_run() -> Bool { - let line = selection_degradation_receipt_line( - selection_mode_tag: "off" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 842, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "off" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 842, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - selection_degradation_state_tag(state: r.selection_state) == "SelectionOff" - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "selection_state=SelectionOff") -} - -test fn sdr_superset_must_not_read_as_applied_red() -> Bool { - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 842, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - !selection_degradation_is_applied_narrowed(receipt: r) -} - -test fn sdr_categorization_unavailable_superset_still_superset() -> Bool { - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 842, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: true, - categorization_reason: "module graph facts absent" - ) - selection_degradation_is_superset(receipt: r) - && string_contains( - s: r.fallback_reason, - pattern: "upfront import-closure categorization failed" - ) -} - -test fn sdr_receipt_body_carries_all_five_fields() -> Bool { - let body = selection_degradation_receipt_body( - selection_mode_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 602, - total: 842, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - string_contains(s: body, pattern: "selection_state=SelectionApplied") - && string_contains(s: body, pattern: "selected_entry_groups=602") - && string_contains(s: body, pattern: "total_entry_groups=842") - && string_contains(s: body, pattern: "selection_ratio=0.7149") - && string_contains(s: body, pattern: "fallback_reason=") -} - -test fn sdr_unknown_mode_tag_is_unavailable_fail_closed() -> Bool { - let r = selection_degradation_receipt_of( - selection_mode_tag: "bogus" as NonEmptyStr, - selected: 1, - total: 2, - categorization_unavailable: false, - categorization_reason: "" - ) - selection_degradation_state_tag(state: r.selection_state) == "SelectionUnavailable" - && string_contains(s: r.fallback_reason, pattern: "unknown selection_mode_tag") - && string_contains(s: r.fallback_reason, pattern: "bogus") - && !string_contains(s: r.fallback_reason, pattern: "categorization failed") -} diff --git a/dag/tools/floor_skip_discovery_witness_transport.dag b/dag/tools/floor_skip_discovery_witness_transport.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7ec3b7f4527..00000000000 --- a/dag/tools/floor_skip_discovery_witness_transport.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ -module tools.floor_skip_discovery_witness_transport - -import tools.host_prelude { run_witness_bin } -import std.logic { Bool } - -fn run_floor_skip_discovery_witness() -> Bool { - run_witness_bin( - var_name: "FLOOR_SKIP_DISCOVERY_WITNESS", - bin_name: "floor_skip_discovery_witness", - args: [] - ) -} diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs deleted file mode 100644 index c146e0897c0..00000000000 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,751 +0,0 @@ -#![allow(clippy::disallowed_macros)] - -use std::path::PathBuf; -use std::process::ExitCode; - -use v1_compiler::cli_run::{ - build_multi_entry_index, resolve_entry_graph_shared, resolve_entry_with_index, - run_discovery_corpus_with_options, workspace_root, DiscoveryCorpusOptions, DiscoverySummary, - DiscoveryWidthPolicy, NodeFrontierSelectionMode, SELECTION_CONTROL_BUDGET_ROSTER_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_CI_FLOOR_PLAN_REL, SELECTION_CONTROL_DOC_REACHABILITY_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FALSIFIER_CONTROL_REL, SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL, SELECTION_CONTROL_LIVE_TREE_DECLARED_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL, SELECTION_CONTROL_REALIZATION_SCHEDULE_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_SHARED_HELPER_REL, -}; -use v1_compiler::v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode; - -fn fail(msg: impl std::fmt::Display) -> ExitCode { - eprintln!("floor_skip_discovery_witness: {msg}"); - ExitCode::from(1) -} - -fn chdir_workspace() { - std::env::set_current_dir(workspace_root()).expect("chdir to workspace root"); -} - -fn floor_skip_source_roots() -> Vec { - let ws = workspace_root(); - vec![ - ws.join("src/v2").to_string_lossy().into_owned(), - ws.join("dag").to_string_lossy().into_owned(), - ] -} - -fn floor_skip_test_roster() -> (Vec, Vec<(String, String)>) { - let ws = workspace_root(); - let entry = ws - .join(SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(); - let function = "floor_test_untouched_skips_assumed_green_holds".to_string(); - (floor_skip_source_roots(), vec![(entry, function)]) -} - -fn discovery_options(skip: bool) -> DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - node_frontier_selection: if skip { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied - } else { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off - }, - execution_authority_source_roots: floor_skip_source_roots(), - explicit_roster_only: true, - ..Default::default() - } -} - -fn run_explicit_roster(skip: bool) -> Result { - chdir_workspace(); - let (source_roots, explicit) = floor_skip_test_roster(); - run_discovery_corpus_with_options( - &source_roots, - &[], - &explicit, - ExecutionMode::Wet, - DiscoveryWidthPolicy::Serial, - discovery_options(skip), - ) -} - -struct EnvVarGuard { - key: &'static str, - previous: Option, -} - -impl EnvVarGuard { - fn set(key: &'static str, value: &str) -> Self { - let previous = std::env::var(key).ok(); - std::env::set_var(key, value); - Self { key, previous } - } -} - -impl Drop for EnvVarGuard { - fn drop(&mut self) { - match &self.previous { - Some(v) => std::env::set_var(self.key, v), - None => std::env::remove_var(self.key), - } - } -} - -fn fixture_line(text: &str, needle: &str) -> i64 { - text.lines() - .position(|l| l.contains(needle)) - .map(|i| (i + 1) as i64) - .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("discriminator fixture missing line containing `{needle}`")) -} - -/// The `git diff --name-status -z` record for a single MODIFIED file, coherent with the unified -/// hunk injected on the other channel, in the injection transport's AT-REST encoding: each -/// wire-format NUL separator is written as the octal escape `\000`, because a POSIX environment -/// variable is a C string and cannot carry a raw NUL byte (`std::env::set_var` panics on one — -/// proven by execution 2026-07-10). The injection arm in `floor_diff_observe.dag` -/// (`floor_name_status_injection_encoding_note`) decodes with `printf %b`, so the consumer sees -/// the identical NUL-separated bytes the real-git arm produces and `git.dag`'s -/// `from_code_point(0)` split stays the single parse authority. Without this channel injected, -/// the name-status read falls through to the real checkout diff — a non-hermetic two-channel -/// observation measuring the working tree instead of the fixture. -fn injected_name_status_modify(rel_path: &str) -> String { - format!("M\\000{rel_path}\\000") -} - -fn run_injected_diff_roster( - rel_path: &str, - line: i64, - roster: &[(String, String)], -) -> DiscoverySummary { - let unified = format!("+++ b/{rel_path}\n@@ -{line},0 +{line},1 @@\n+// synthetic touch\n"); - let _diff = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_UNIFIED", &unified); - let _name_status = EnvVarGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - &injected_name_status_modify(rel_path), - ); - run_discovery_corpus_with_options( - &floor_skip_source_roots(), - &[], - roster, - ExecutionMode::Wet, - DiscoveryWidthPolicy::Serial, - discovery_options(true), - ) - .expect("node-precise skip path must not error (FreeMonoid decode root fix)") -} - -fn run_injected_diff_roster_with_mode( - rel_path: &str, - line: i64, - roster: &[(String, String)], - mode: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, -) -> DiscoverySummary { - let unified = format!("+++ b/{rel_path}\n@@ -{line},0 +{line},1 @@\n+// synthetic touch\n"); - let _diff = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_UNIFIED", &unified); - let _name_status = EnvVarGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - &injected_name_status_modify(rel_path), - ); - run_discovery_corpus_with_options( - &floor_skip_source_roots(), - &[], - roster, - ExecutionMode::Wet, - DiscoveryWidthPolicy::Serial, - DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - node_frontier_selection: mode, - execution_authority_source_roots: floor_skip_source_roots(), - explicit_roster_only: true, - ..Default::default() - }, - ) - .expect("predict-only path must not error") -} - -fn live_tree_declared_roster() -> Vec<(String, String)> { - let ws = workspace_root(); - vec![( - ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_LIVE_TREE_DECLARED_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(), - "live_tree_declared_control_holds".to_string(), - )] -} - -fn doc_reachability_roster(function: &str) -> Vec<(String, String)> { - let ws = workspace_root(); - vec![( - ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_DOC_REACHABILITY_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(), - function.to_string(), - )] -} - -fn declared_live_tree_row_runs_on_unrelated_diff() { - chdir_workspace(); - // The diff touches an UNRELATED fixture; a declared-ReadsLiveTree row must - // still RUN (its inputs are outside the diff, so no diff proves it unaffected). - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster( - SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL, - 3, - &live_tree_declared_roster(), - ); - assert_eq!(summary.total, 1); - assert_eq!( - summary.skipped, 0, - "a declared ReadsLiveTree row must never take the node-frontier skip" - ); - assert_eq!(summary.passed, 1, "the live-tree row runs and is green"); -} - -fn declared_live_tree_row_never_predicted_unaffected() { - chdir_workspace(); - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster_with_mode( - SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL, - 3, - &live_tree_declared_roster(), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, - ); - assert!( - summary.predicted_unaffected.is_empty(), - "predict-only must never predict a declared ReadsLiveTree row unaffected \ - (live-tree rows never predict-skip)" - ); - assert_eq!(summary.passed, 1); -} - -/// #7023 discriminating witness: a docs-only diff must RUN the doc-graph wall, not bypass it -/// via the retired `documentation_only_skip` shell shortcut. The entry already declares -/// `ReadsLiveTree`; selection's never-predict-skip lane is the sole authority — no hand edge. -fn doc_reachability_runs_on_docs_only_diff() { - chdir_workspace(); - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster( - "docs/plans/synthetic-orphan-doc-reachability-red-control.md", - 1, - &doc_reachability_roster("doc_graph_has_no_orphan_docs"), - ); - assert_eq!(summary.total, 1); - assert_eq!( - summary.skipped, 0, - "doc-reachability must RUN on a docs-only diff (ReadsLiveTree never predict-skips; \ - #7023 class: shell documentation_only_skip bypass retired)" - ); - assert_eq!(summary.passed, 1, "clean tree: orphan wall is green"); -} - -fn doc_reachability_never_predicted_unaffected_on_docs_only_diff() { - chdir_workspace(); - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster_with_mode( - "docs/plans/synthetic-orphan-doc-reachability-red-control.md", - 1, - &doc_reachability_roster("doc_graph_has_no_orphan_docs"), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, - ); - assert!( - summary.predicted_unaffected.is_empty(), - "predict-only must never predict doc-reachability unaffected on a docs-only diff" - ); - assert_eq!(summary.passed, 1); -} - -fn falsifier_control_roster(function: &str) -> Vec<(String, String)> { - let ws = workspace_root(); - vec![( - ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_FALSIFIER_CONTROL_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(), - function.to_string(), - )] -} - -fn predict_only_red_predicted_unaffected_is_divergence() { - chdir_workspace(); - // Diff touches an UNRELATED fixture, so the red control is predicted-unaffected. - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster_with_mode( - SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL, - 3, - &falsifier_control_roster("falsifier_red_control_holds"), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, - ); - assert_eq!(summary.skipped, 0, "predict-only never applies the skip"); - assert_eq!( - summary.predicted_unaffected.len(), - 1, - "the prediction must be recorded per row" - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.failures.len(), - 1, - "the red row still fails the batch" - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.divergences.len(), - 1, - "predicted-unaffected + red = exactly one counted divergence" - ); -} - -fn predict_only_green_predicted_unaffected_no_divergence() { - chdir_workspace(); - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster_with_mode( - SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL, - 3, - &falsifier_control_roster("falsifier_green_control_holds"), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, - ); - assert_eq!(summary.predicted_unaffected.len(), 1); - assert_eq!(summary.passed, 1, "predicted-unaffected rows still run"); - assert!( - summary.divergences.is_empty(), - "a green predicted-unaffected row is a confirmed prediction, not a divergence" - ); -} - -fn predict_only_red_predicted_affected_is_not_divergence() { - chdir_workspace(); - // Diff edits the red control's own declaration line → predicted-AFFECTED → its red - // is an ordinary failure. Divergence must discriminate, not count every red. - let ws = workspace_root(); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_FALSIFIER_CONTROL_REL)) - .expect("falsifier control fixture readable"); - let line = fixture_line(&text, "test fn falsifier_red_control_holds"); - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster_with_mode( - SELECTION_CONTROL_FALSIFIER_CONTROL_REL, - line, - &falsifier_control_roster("falsifier_red_control_holds"), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, - ); - assert!( - summary.predicted_unaffected.is_empty(), - "editing the declaration line predicts the row affected" - ); - assert_eq!(summary.failures.len(), 1, "the red still fails the batch"); - assert!( - summary.divergences.is_empty(), - "predicted-affected + red is NOT a divergence — divergence must discriminate" - ); -} - -fn budget_roster_completeness_entry(ws: &std::path::Path) -> String { - ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_BUDGET_ROSTER_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned() -} - -// Selection-control step D3 (CI floor endgame, 2026-07-23): this suite paid THREE cold -// whole-pool index builds per run — the two budget_roster cases each called bare -// build_multi_entry_index, then the first corpus case built the thread-shared index — -// which is why the step measured 4m51s in CI against 80s local (the cold-index class, -// attribution doc section 9, under the post-floor slot's swapped-out cgroup). The warmup -// case now resolves through resolve_entry_graph_shared, so its warmup entries AND every -// later corpus case share ONE process index. The cold case below deliberately keeps its -// own bare build — it is the named cold-resolution control (the import-strip Class-B -// pool-coincidence class needs a fresh-index resolution witness), one cold build by design. -// -// REGRESSED, and this note read as resolved while it was not (2026-07-29): the step measured -// 9m02s on run 30482171871 (job 90679506428) — ~1.9x the 4m51s state the D3 fix above was -// written to repair. Accounting from that job log: the assertions cost nothing (every witness -// row reports 0.0-0.3ms), and the wall is 18 serial scenario setups — ~2m15s for the shared -// index build in the warmup case below, ~2m34s for the deliberate cold build after it, ~34s -// total for the eight scenarios that hit the shared index, ~3m30s for the ~7 that land in the -// affected closure and pay ~30s each resolving to decide the node frontier, and 11.2s of -// thread-local teardown at exit. Two of those are addressed in the same change as this line: -// the teardown (see main — removed by construction via process::exit, with the 11.2s being the -// CI-measured cost of the removed path rather than a fresh paired before/after timing, which -// the suite's runtime put outside the local measurement window) and the step's placement, which -// is now affected-set scoped by gunbc.ci_workflow's selection-control step so most PRs do not -// pay any of it — though that scoping is itself a trade, priced in that step's note. The ~30s -// per-resolve unit is NOT explained — it is 4x the ~7.2s/resolve the floor resolve receipt -// records, so it is either a genuinely larger closure or a PROCESS_RESOLVE_STORE miss, and it -// is left as a named measurement rather than a guessed fix. -fn budget_roster_resolves_after_frontier_warmup() { - chdir_workspace(); - let roots = floor_skip_source_roots(); - for path in [ - SELECTION_CONTROL_REALIZATION_SCHEDULE_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL, - ] { - let _ = resolve_entry_graph_shared(&roots, path); - } - let entry = budget_roster_completeness_entry(&workspace_root()); - resolve_entry_graph_shared(&roots, &entry).expect("budget_roster should resolve"); -} - -// The ONE deliberate cold build in this suite (see the note above): a fresh index with no -// warmup, proving the budget_roster entry resolves without pool-membership coincidence. -fn budget_roster_resolves_cold() { - chdir_workspace(); - let roots = floor_skip_source_roots(); - let index = build_multi_entry_index(&roots); - let entry = budget_roster_completeness_entry(&workspace_root()); - resolve_entry_with_index(&index, &entry).expect("budget_roster should resolve cold"); -} - -fn discovery_corpus_skip_disabled_runs_without_panic() { - let summary = run_explicit_roster(false).expect("skip-disabled discovery must not panic"); - assert_eq!(summary.skipped, 0, "skip disabled → no skips"); - assert!( - summary.passed >= 1, - "skip-disabled path must run at least one witness" - ); -} - -fn discovery_corpus_skip_enabled_empty_diff_skips_unaffected() { - let _base = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_BASE", "HEAD"); - let _head = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_HEAD", "HEAD"); - let summary = run_explicit_roster(true).expect("empty diff path must not panic"); - // Ruling 2026-07-05: empty diff is not a state — an empty touched-path set - // flows through the general disposition, so every unaffected row skips. - // The old assertion here (skipped == 0, "fail-closed run-all") enshrined - // the absorbing fallback this contract now forbids. - assert!( - summary.skipped >= 1, - "empty diff = computed ∅ — unaffected rows must skip (got {} skips)", - summary.skipped - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.passed, 0, - "empty diff must not run unaffected witnesses (run-all is the absorbing arm)" - ); -} - -fn discovery_corpus_skip_enabled_git_observation_refuses() { - let _base = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_BASE", "__gunbc_invalid_diff_base__"); - let _head = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_HEAD", "HEAD"); - let _merge = EnvVarGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_MERGE_BASE", "0"); - // Ruling 2026-07-05: observation failure is the one ignorance state and it - // REFUSES — a typed, counted error naming its cause — never a silent - // run-everything or a silent selection-off. - let err = run_explicit_roster(true) - .expect_err("git observation failure must refuse, not run or skip"); - assert!( - err.contains("DiffObservationRefusal"), - "refusal must name its cause (got: {err})" - ); -} - -fn node_precise_referenced_runs_orphan_skips_by_execution() { - chdir_workspace(); - let ws = workspace_root(); - let rel = SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL; - let abs = ws.join(rel); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&abs).expect("discriminator fixture readable"); - let entry = abs.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); - let roster = vec![( - entry.clone(), - "floor_disc_witness_transitive_holds".to_string(), - )]; - - let c_line = fixture_line(&text, "^floor_disc_node_c_symbol"); - let run = run_injected_diff_roster(rel, c_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(run.total, 1); - assert!( - run.failures.is_empty(), - "referenced-node edit failures: {:?}", - run.failures - ); - assert_eq!(run.skipped, 0, "editing a referenced node must NOT skip"); - assert_eq!( - run.passed, 1, - "editing a referenced node must RUN the witness" - ); - - let orphan_line = fixture_line(&text, "^floor_disc_orphan_symbol"); - let skip = run_injected_diff_roster(rel, orphan_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(skip.total, 1); - assert!( - skip.failures.is_empty(), - "orphan-node edit failures: {:?}", - skip.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - skip.passed, 0, - "editing an orphan node must NOT run the witness" - ); - assert_eq!( - skip.skipped, 1, - "editing an orphan node must SKIP (node precision; a file-level impl re-runs it)" - ); -} - -fn node_precise_transitive_c_edit_runs_conj_witness() { - chdir_workspace(); - let ws = workspace_root(); - let rel = SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL; - let abs = ws.join(rel); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&abs).expect("discriminator fixture readable"); - let c_line = fixture_line(&text, "^floor_disc_node_c_symbol"); - let entry = abs.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); - - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster( - rel, - c_line, - &[( - entry.clone(), - "floor_disc_witness_transitive_holds".to_string(), - )], - ); - assert_eq!(summary.total, 1); - assert!( - summary.failures.is_empty(), - "C-edit transitive witness failures: {:?}", - summary.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.skipped, 0, - "transitive witness must RUN when inner node C's span changed (shallow closure would skip)" - ); - assert_eq!(summary.passed, 1); -} - -fn node_precise_test_fn_body_edit_runs_only_that_witness() { - chdir_workspace(); - let ws = workspace_root(); - let rel = SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL; - let abs = ws.join(rel); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&abs).expect("discriminator fixture readable"); - let entry = abs.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); - let roster = vec![(entry.clone(), "floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds".to_string())]; - - let a_fn_line = fixture_line(&text, "test fn floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds"); - let a = run_injected_diff_roster(rel, a_fn_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(a.total, 1); - assert!( - a.failures.is_empty(), - "witness-A body edit failures: {:?}", - a.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - a.skipped, 0, - "editing witness A's own body must NOT skip it" - ); - assert_eq!( - a.passed, 1, - "editing witness A's own body must RUN it (finding 1)" - ); - - let b_fn_line = fixture_line(&text, "test fn floor_disc_witness_b_only_holds"); - let b = run_injected_diff_roster(rel, b_fn_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(b.total, 1); - assert!( - b.failures.is_empty(), - "witness-B body edit failures: {:?}", - b.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - b.passed, 0, - "editing witness B's body must NOT run witness A" - ); - assert_eq!( - b.skipped, 1, - "editing witness B's body must SKIP witness A (per-function precision)" - ); -} - -fn entry_file_helper_fn_edit_scopes_runs_to_touched_entry_only() { - chdir_workspace(); - let ws = workspace_root(); - let disc_rel = SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL; - let disc_abs = ws.join(disc_rel); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&disc_abs).expect("discriminator fixture readable"); - let helper_line = fixture_line(&text, "fn floor_disc_helper_fn"); - let disc_entry = disc_abs.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); - let runner_entry = ws - .join(SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(); - let roster = vec![ - ( - disc_entry.clone(), - "floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds".to_string(), - ), - ( - runner_entry, - "floor_test_untouched_skips_assumed_green_holds".to_string(), - ), - ]; - - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster(disc_rel, helper_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(summary.total, 2); - assert!( - summary.failures.is_empty(), - "helper-fn edit cross-entry roster failures: {:?}", - summary.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.passed, 1, - "helper-fn edit must RUN the witness in the touched entry" - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.skipped, 1, - "helper-fn edit must SKIP witnesses in unrelated entries (replaces force_run_all)" - ); -} - -fn import_closure_helper_fn_edit_runs_importer_entry_only() { - chdir_workspace(); - let ws = workspace_root(); - let helper_rel = SELECTION_CONTROL_SHARED_HELPER_REL; - let helper_abs = ws.join(helper_rel); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&helper_abs).expect("shared helper readable"); - let helper_line = fixture_line(&text, "fn floor_disc_shared_helper"); - let disc_entry = ws - .join(SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(); - let runner_entry = ws - .join(SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(); - let roster = vec![ - (disc_entry, "floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds".to_string()), - ( - runner_entry, - "floor_test_untouched_skips_assumed_green_holds".to_string(), - ), - ]; - - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster(helper_rel, helper_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(summary.total, 2); - assert!( - summary.failures.is_empty(), - "cross-file helper-fn edit roster failures: {:?}", - summary.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.passed, 1, - "cross-file helper-fn edit must RUN the witness in the importing entry" - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.skipped, 1, - "cross-file helper-fn edit must SKIP witnesses in unrelated entries" - ); -} - -fn frontier_warmup_does_not_poison_corpus_resolution() { - chdir_workspace(); - let ws = workspace_root(); - let poisoner_rel = SELECTION_CONTROL_CI_FLOOR_PLAN_REL; - let poisoner_abs = ws.join(poisoner_rel); - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&poisoner_abs).expect("ci_floor_plan readable"); - let data_line = fixture_line(&text, "data floor_corpus_node"); - let budget = budget_roster_completeness_entry(&ws); - let roster = vec![( - budget, - "complexity_budget_roster_family_gate_holds".to_string(), - )]; - - let summary = run_injected_diff_roster(poisoner_rel, data_line, &roster); - assert_eq!(summary.total, 1); - assert!( - summary.failures.is_empty(), - "corpus must resolve cleanly after frontier warmup (no FreeMonoid poison): {:?}", - summary.failures - ); - assert_eq!( - summary.skipped, 1, - "budget_roster does not reference the edited ci_floor_plan node → skips after a clean resolve" - ); -} - -fn main() -> ExitCode { - let _workspace_marker: PathBuf = workspace_root(); - - let tests: Vec<(&str, fn())> = vec![ - ( - "budget_roster_resolves_after_frontier_warmup", - budget_roster_resolves_after_frontier_warmup, - ), - ("budget_roster_resolves_cold", budget_roster_resolves_cold), - ( - "discovery_corpus_skip_disabled_runs_without_panic", - discovery_corpus_skip_disabled_runs_without_panic, - ), - ( - "discovery_corpus_skip_enabled_empty_diff_skips_unaffected", - discovery_corpus_skip_enabled_empty_diff_skips_unaffected, - ), - ( - "discovery_corpus_skip_enabled_git_observation_refuses", - discovery_corpus_skip_enabled_git_observation_refuses, - ), - ( - "predict_only_red_predicted_unaffected_is_divergence", - predict_only_red_predicted_unaffected_is_divergence, - ), - ( - "predict_only_green_predicted_unaffected_no_divergence", - predict_only_green_predicted_unaffected_no_divergence, - ), - ( - "predict_only_red_predicted_affected_is_not_divergence", - predict_only_red_predicted_affected_is_not_divergence, - ), - ( - "declared_live_tree_row_runs_on_unrelated_diff", - declared_live_tree_row_runs_on_unrelated_diff, - ), - ( - "declared_live_tree_row_never_predicted_unaffected", - declared_live_tree_row_never_predicted_unaffected, - ), - ( - "doc_reachability_runs_on_docs_only_diff", - doc_reachability_runs_on_docs_only_diff, - ), - ( - "doc_reachability_never_predicted_unaffected_on_docs_only_diff", - doc_reachability_never_predicted_unaffected_on_docs_only_diff, - ), - ( - "node_precise_referenced_runs_orphan_skips_by_execution", - node_precise_referenced_runs_orphan_skips_by_execution, - ), - ( - "node_precise_transitive_c_edit_runs_conj_witness", - node_precise_transitive_c_edit_runs_conj_witness, - ), - ( - "node_precise_test_fn_body_edit_runs_only_that_witness", - node_precise_test_fn_body_edit_runs_only_that_witness, - ), - ( - "entry_file_helper_fn_edit_scopes_runs_to_touched_entry_only", - entry_file_helper_fn_edit_scopes_runs_to_touched_entry_only, - ), - ( - "import_closure_helper_fn_edit_runs_importer_entry_only", - import_closure_helper_fn_edit_runs_importer_entry_only, - ), - ( - "frontier_warmup_does_not_poison_corpus_resolution", - frontier_warmup_does_not_poison_corpus_resolution, - ), - ]; - - for (name, test) in tests { - let result = std::panic::catch_unwind(test); - if result.is_err() { - return fail(format!("{name} panicked")); - } - } - - // Exit WITHOUT running thread-local destructors. `cli_run`'s PROCESS_RESOLVE_INDEX - // (`Rc`, the whole-pool index) and PROCESS_RESOLVE_STORE (one - // `Rc` per scenario resolved above) are thread-locals, and thread-locals - // ARE dropped when the main thread ends — so returning normally spent 11.2s walking - // Rc/HashMap destructors for a whole-corpus graph the process is about to abandon - // (measured: run 30482171871 job 90679506428, last receipt line 19:30:55.34, step - // completion 19:31:06.53, nothing logged in between). The OS reclaims the address space, - // so that teardown buys nothing. - // - // Safe because no destructor here is load-bearing: every receipt this suite emits is - // printed eagerly during the scenarios (visible in the CI log before the gap), the - // scenarios are each wrapped in `catch_unwind` above so a panic is already handled, and - // the process holds no buffers other than stdout/stderr — flushed explicitly first, - // since `process::exit` does not run libstd's at-exit flush. - let _ = std::io::Write::flush(&mut std::io::stdout()); - let _ = std::io::Write::flush(&mut std::io::stderr()); - std::process::exit(0); -} diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/selection_control_skip_witness.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/selection_control_skip_witness.rs deleted file mode 100644 index 1de5518b673..00000000000 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/selection_control_skip_witness.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,103 +0,0 @@ -#![allow(clippy::disallowed_macros)] - -//! Affected-set selection-control skip witness (host fast path). -//! -//! Prints `selection_control_not_affected_skip` when the merge-base diff touches no input -//! of the `floor_skip_discovery_witness` control suite (`src/v1/**`, the suite's declared -//! `.dag` entries plus their import closure through `[src/v2, dag]`, and the Cargo/toolchain -//! build config), else `run_selection_control`. -//! -//! Fail-closed by REFUSING, not by widening. A diff-observation or closure-computation failure -//! means the affected set is UNKNOWN, which is a different state from "everything is affected" -//! and has a different remedy — so this bin prints a typed, located, countable diagnostic to -//! stderr and exits NON-ZERO, stopping the line. It never prints a label in that case, so the -//! CI step's string comparison cannot mistake ignorance for an answer, and `bash -e` aborts the -//! step RED rather than silently running the suite and passing. -//! -//! That is DESIGN §5's absorbing-fallback rule ("a failure arm must refuse, never widen") and -//! matches the ruling already recorded in `floor_diff_baseline_law`: a diff-observation failure -//! HALTS with a typed AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL (operator ruling 2026-07-05). Deliberately UNLIKE the -//! `regen_floor_skip_witness` precedent, which suppresses stderr and defaults via a shell -//! fallback — that shape is the thing this one refuses to copy. -//! -//! The whole decision lives in `cli_run::selection_control_skip_label_for_ci`; this bin is just -//! the transport. - -use std::process::ExitCode; - -use v1_compiler::cli_run::{selection_control_skip_label_for_ci, workspace_root}; - -fn main() -> ExitCode { - std::env::set_current_dir(workspace_root()).expect("chdir to workspace root"); - match selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() { - Ok(label) => { - println!("{label}"); - ExitCode::SUCCESS - } - Err(refusal) => { - // stderr + non-zero, and NO label on stdout: the step must stop, not proceed. - eprintln!("{}", refusal.diagnostic()); - ExitCode::FAILURE - } - } -} - -#[cfg(test)] -mod tests { - use v1_compiler::cli_run::{ - selection_control_input_sources, selection_control_skip_label_for_ci, workspace_root, - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL, SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES, - SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL, - }; - - #[test] - fn labels_are_distinct() { - assert_ne!( - SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL, - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL - ); - let label = selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("a clean tree observes its diff and answers with a label"); - assert!( - label == SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL - || label == RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL, - "unexpected label: {label}" - ); - } - - /// Every declared entry must exist on disk. A stale path would silently shrink the - /// closure (the read error is fail-closed at label time, but the roster would be lying), - /// so this pins the authority against the tree. - #[test] - fn declared_entries_exist() { - let ws = workspace_root(); - for rel in SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES { - assert!( - ws.join(rel).is_file(), - "declared selection-control entry missing from tree: {rel}" - ); - } - } - - /// The closure must contain every declared entry, and must be a strict SUPERSET of them - /// — an import closure that returned only the entries themselves would mean the walk - /// found no imports, which for these entries is impossible and would silently narrow the - /// skip decision. - #[test] - fn closure_covers_entries_and_reaches_imports() { - let ws = workspace_root(); - let closure = selection_control_input_sources(&ws).expect("closure must compute"); - for rel in SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES { - assert!( - closure.iter().any(|p| p == rel), - "closure omits declared entry {rel}" - ); - } - assert!( - closure.len() > SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES.len(), - "closure ({}) did not reach past the {} declared entries — import walk is dead", - closure.len(), - SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES.len() - ); - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/fallback_arm_census.dag b/src/v2/lens/fallback_arm_census.dag index 2eb58e01cd7..4d556d35800 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/fallback_arm_census.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/fallback_arm_census.dag @@ -316,7 +316,6 @@ data fallback_arm_seed_compiled_fallback_inventory: List 0) && (length(xs: host_source_root_ingest) > 0) - -data scout_unrelated_frontier_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^scout_unrelated_frontier_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data scout_orphan_claim: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "scout: orphan claim off diff frontier", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: scout_orphan_claim_node, - rhs: scout_orphan_claim_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data scout_orphan_claim_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^scout_orphan_claim_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data scout_nonempty_diff: FloorDiffObservation = DiffPathsProduced { - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"] -} - -data scout_provenance_present_frontier: FloorRerunFrontier = FrontierProduced { - nodes: [scout_unrelated_frontier_node] -} - -data scout_provenance_absent_frontier: FloorRerunFrontier = FrontierFailClosed { - reason: "provenance unavailable" -} - -test fn provenance_fail_closed_contract_holds() -> Bool { - let manifest_absent = scout_manifest_provenance_live == false - let absent_witness_refuses = match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: scout_nonempty_diff, - frontier: scout_provenance_absent_frontier, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - Refused { cause: cause } => - match cause { - FrontierQueryRefusal { reason: reason } => reason == "provenance unavailable" - DiffObservationRefusal { reason: _ } => false - } - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - SkipAssumedGreen => false - } - let present_witness_skips = match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: scout_nonempty_diff, - frontier: scout_provenance_present_frontier, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - SkipAssumedGreen => true - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } - let absent_precompute_runs_all = !floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: scout_nonempty_diff, - frontier: scout_provenance_absent_frontier, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - manifest_absent && absent_witness_refuses && present_witness_skips && absent_precompute_runs_all -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/budget_red_control_plan.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/budget_red_control_plan.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 5f91e0f55c9..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/budget_red_control_plan.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.budget_red_control_plan - -import std.realization_schedule { - Runnable, - RunnableSingleClaim, - WalkPlan, - NoPreWalkExecution, - runnable_resource_profile_negligible -} -import gunbc.ci_materialization { - FloorFinalization, - ResolveObligation, - ResolveObligationSubject, - CompileAnchorWholeTree, -} -import v2.std.collection { List } -import std.types { Int } - -data budget_red_control_plan_note: String = "THE COST WALL's by-execution RED-control fixture (endgame D5): a minimal plan whose fn is NAMED gunbc_ci_floor_plan so claim_executor arms the per-batch derived clamp against it — one tiny hermetic batch, one generous overhead row (600s) with rate 0, so the computed clamp is 600s. RED direction: GUNBC_FLOOR_BATCH_BUDGET_TIGHTEN_MS=0 tightens the budget to zero, the batch overruns by construction, and the run must exit nonzero with the typed FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET refusal naming batch 1. GREEN direction: the same invocation without the env exits zero. The injection is tighten-only (min), so this fixture can force the refusal but can never widen a real budget — a fault injection, not an escape hatch. Recipe: target/release/claim_executor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --plan-entry src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/budget_red_control_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_ci_floor_plan. Lives under test/fixture/floor_skip/ (discovery-excluded at dir grain) and declares no test fns, so it is invisible to the witness corpus — driven only by this recipe." - -fn budget_red_control_claim() -> Runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag", - function: "falsifier_green_control_holds", - profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() - } -} - -data budget_red_control_declared_resolve_note: String = "The fixture DECLARES its finalization policy in its own plan value (declared 1: exactly one single-claim batch paying exactly one entry resolve) — it no longer needs a name-impersonated projection fn, because the policy is a WalkPlan FIELD (walk_finalization_note): the executor reads the parsed value. The return type WalkPlan declares which family this fixture carries; it does not make the empty policy unwritable, since the typechecker does not check a return type against the body (std.realization_schedule walk_finalization_note). Materialization disclosure is intrinsic to FloorFinalization, so this fixture obligates both floor laws by inhabiting the type — there is no Bool to set." - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: [[budget_red_control_claim()]], - finalization: FloorFinalization { - expected_resolve_obligations: [ - ResolveObligation { - identity: CompileAnchorWholeTree, - subject: ResolveObligationSubject { - entry: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag", - function: "falsifier_green_control_holds", - }, - }, - ], - }, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_seconds() -> List { - [600] -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_per_unit_ms() -> List { - [0] -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_authority_modules() -> List { - ["v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.budget_red_control_plan"] -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_authority_decls() -> List { - ["gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_seconds"] -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 3d69bd5036b..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.falsifier_divergence_control - -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test fn falsifier_red_control_holds() -> Bool { - false -} - -test fn falsifier_green_control_holds() -> Bool { - true -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_source.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_source.dag deleted file mode 100644 index f658699efc4..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_source.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.floor_disc_data_source - -import v2.std.node { Atom, Node, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } - -data floor_disc_cross_file_data: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_disc_cross_file_data_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index ce97d502381..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,31 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.floor_disc_data_witness - -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - TestClassification, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} -import v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.floor_disc_data_source { floor_disc_cross_file_data } -import v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner { floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data floor_disc_data_claim: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_disc: claim on cross-file data item", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_disc_cross_file_data, - rhs: floor_disc_cross_file_data, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -test fn floor_disc_data_witness_holds() -> Bool { - floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_disc_data_claim, - frontier: [floor_disc_cross_file_data] - ) -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 569ac34f432..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,7 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.floor_disc_shared_helper - -import v2.std.logic { Bool } - -fn floor_disc_shared_helper() -> Bool { - true -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/live_tree_declared_test.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/live_tree_declared_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index a364d1013cb..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/live_tree_declared_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.live_tree_declared - -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -data live_tree_declared_fixture_note: String = "Control fixture for the declared live-tree disposition: this entry DECLARES ReadsLiveTree, so no diff-derived affected set may predict-skip its rows (floor_skip_discovery_witness proves by execution that an unrelated diff still RUNS the witness, and that predict-only mode never records it predicted-unaffected). The sibling falsifier_divergence_control fixture declares SubstrateInputsOnly and proves the enforcement side: a declared-not-live row that reds while predicted-unaffected is a counted divergence." - -test fn live_tree_declared_control_holds() -> Bool { - true -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 65ba95d2787..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,110 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.node_precise_discriminator - -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Edge, Node, Positional, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - TestClassification, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} -import v2.test.fixture.floor_skip.floor_disc_shared_helper { floor_disc_shared_helper } -import v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner { floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data floor_disc_node_a: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_disc_node_a_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_disc_node_b: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_disc_node_b_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_disc_node_c: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_disc_node_c_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_disc_orphan_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_disc_orphan_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_disc_helper_conj: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Positional, - target: floor_disc_node_c - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -fn floor_disc_helper_fn() -> Bool { - floor_disc_shared_helper() -} - -data floor_disc_claim_on_a: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_disc: claim on node A", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_disc_node_a, - rhs: floor_disc_node_a, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data floor_disc_claim_on_b: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_disc: claim on node B", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_disc_node_b, - rhs: floor_disc_node_b, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data floor_disc_claim_transitive: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_disc: conj-wrapped transitive claim", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_disc_helper_conj, - rhs: floor_disc_helper_conj, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -test fn floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds() -> Bool { - floor_disc_helper_fn() - && floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_disc_claim_on_a, - frontier: [floor_disc_node_a] - ) - && !floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_disc_claim_on_a, - frontier: [floor_disc_node_b] - ) -} - -test fn floor_disc_witness_b_only_holds() -> Bool { - floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_disc_claim_on_b, - frontier: [floor_disc_node_b] - ) - && !floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_disc_claim_on_b, - frontier: [floor_disc_node_a] - ) -} - -test fn floor_disc_witness_transitive_holds() -> Bool { - floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_disc_claim_transitive, - frontier: [floor_disc_node_c] - ) -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag b/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag deleted file mode 100644 index e1930e43a25..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,259 +0,0 @@ -module v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner - -import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_spec, DiffPolicy } -import v2.std.algebra { any, length, list_flat_map } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.std.integer { Int } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.std.verification { - TestClaim, - test_claim_evaluation_node_touches_frontier, - test_claim_evaluation_nodes, - test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier -} - -type FloorDiffObservation - = DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: List } - | DiffObservationFailClosed { reason: String } - -type FloorRerunFrontier - = FrontierProduced { nodes: List } - | FrontierFailClosed { reason: String } - -type WitnessRefusalCause - = DiffObservationRefusal { reason: String } - | FrontierQueryRefusal { reason: String } - -type WitnessRunDisposition - = RunWitness { reason: String } - | SkipAssumedGreen - | Refused { cause: WitnessRefusalCause } - -type FloorWitnessRow { - label: String - entry: String - function: String - reads_live_tree: LiveTreeDisposition -} - -type FloorDiffLineTouch { - path: String - start_line: Int - end_line: Int -} - -fn floor_diff_line_touches_decl( - touch: FloorDiffLineTouch, - file_path: String, - decl_line: Int, - decl_end_line: Int -) -> Bool { - touch.path == file_path - && touch.start_line <= decl_end_line - && touch.end_line >= decl_line -} - -fn floor_test_fn_declaration_edited( - touches: List, - file_path: String, - test_fn_decl_line: Int, - test_fn_decl_end_line: Int -) -> Bool { - any( - xs: touches, - predicate: fn(t) { - floor_diff_line_touches_decl( - touch: t, - file_path: file_path, - decl_line: test_fn_decl_line, - decl_end_line: test_fn_decl_end_line - ) - } - ) -} - -fn floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: Bool, - rust_function_edited: Bool, - dag_touches_frontier: Bool, - dag_function_edited: Bool -) -> Bool { - let rust_run = rust_touches_frontier || rust_function_edited - let dag_run = dag_touches_frontier || dag_function_edited - !rust_run || dag_run -} - -fn floor_skip_git_diff_policy() -> DiffPolicy { - gunbc_ci_spec.diff_policy -} - -fn floor_any_node_touches_frontier(nodes: List, frontier: List) -> Bool { - any( - xs: nodes, - predicate: fn(n) { - test_claim_evaluation_node_touches_frontier(n: n, frontier: frontier) - } - ) -} - -fn floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier(claim: TestClaim, frontier: List) -> Bool { - test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier(c: claim, frontier: frontier) -} - -fn floor_any_claim_touches_rerun_frontier(claims: List, frontier: List) -> Bool { - any( - xs: claims, - predicate: fn(c) { floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier(claim: c, frontier: frontier) } - ) -} - -fn floor_witness_nodes_touch_frontier(witness_nodes: List, frontier: List) -> Bool { - floor_any_node_touches_frontier(nodes: witness_nodes, frontier: frontier) -} - -fn floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: FloorDiffObservation, - frontier: FloorRerunFrontier, - touches_frontier: Bool, - function_edited: Bool, - entry_file_touched: Bool, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: Bool -) -> WitnessRunDisposition { - match diff { - DiffObservationFailClosed { reason: reason } => - Refused { cause: DiffObservationRefusal { reason: reason } } - DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: _ } => - match frontier { - FrontierFailClosed { reason: reason } => - Refused { cause: FrontierQueryRefusal { reason: reason } } - FrontierProduced { nodes: _ } => - if touches_frontier { - RunWitness { reason: "witness node-closure intersects rerun frontier" } - } else if function_edited { - RunWitness { reason: "witness test fn declaration directly edited" } - } else if entry_file_touched { - RunWitness { reason: "witness entry import-closure has non-data fn edit in diff" } - } else if runtime_data_dependency_touched { - RunWitness { reason: "witness entry's proven runtime-read closure intersects a touched path" } - } else { - SkipAssumedGreen - } - } - } -} - -fn floor_kernel_would_skip( - changed_paths: List, - frontier_nodes: List, - touches_frontier: Bool, - function_edited: Bool, - entry_file_touched: Bool, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: Bool -) -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: changed_paths }, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: frontier_nodes }, - touches_frontier: touches_frontier, - function_edited: function_edited, - entry_file_touched: entry_file_touched, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: runtime_data_dependency_touched - ) { - SkipAssumedGreen => true - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -fn floor_row_would_skip( - reads_live_tree: LiveTreeDisposition, - changed_paths: List, - frontier_nodes: List, - touches_frontier: Bool, - function_edited: Bool, - entry_file_touched: Bool, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: Bool -) -> Bool { - match reads_live_tree { - ReadsLiveTree => false - SubstrateInputsOnly => - floor_kernel_would_skip( - changed_paths: changed_paths, - frontier_nodes: frontier_nodes, - touches_frontier: touches_frontier, - function_edited: function_edited, - entry_file_touched: entry_file_touched, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: runtime_data_dependency_touched - ) - } -} - -fn floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: FloorDiffObservation, - frontier: FloorRerunFrontier, - edited_test_fn_count: Int, - touched_entry_file_count: Int, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: Int -) -> Bool { - match diff { - DiffObservationFailClosed { reason: _ } => false - DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: _ } => - match frontier { - FrontierFailClosed { reason: _ } => false - FrontierProduced { nodes: nodes } => - (length(xs: nodes) == 0) - && (edited_test_fn_count == 0) - && (touched_entry_file_count == 0) - && (touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count == 0) - } - } -} - -fn floor_kernel_precompute_would_skip( - changed_paths: List, - frontier_node_count: Int, - edited_test_fn_count: Int, - touched_entry_file_count: Int, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: Int -) -> Bool { - if frontier_node_count > 0 { - false - } else { - floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: changed_paths }, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - edited_test_fn_count: edited_test_fn_count, - touched_entry_file_count: touched_entry_file_count, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count - ) - } -} - -data floor_live_tree_row_policy_note: String = "A witness row whose entry declares (or fail-closed defaults to) ReadsLiveTree has inputs outside the diff-derived affected set, so no diff can prove it unaffected: it never skips and, corpus-wide, its presence pins the whole-tree precompute. The declaration authority is the entry file's `data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition` row (see v2.std.live_tree); the executor passes each row's declared disposition here rather than classifying text (the witness_test_fn_uses_live_host_scan scaffold and the floor:host_scaffold marker are deleted)." - -fn floor_row_precompute_would_skip( - live_row_count: Int, - changed_paths: List, - frontier_node_count: Int, - edited_test_fn_count: Int, - touched_entry_file_count: Int, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: Int -) -> Bool { - if live_row_count > 0 { - false - } else { - floor_kernel_precompute_would_skip( - changed_paths: changed_paths, - frontier_node_count: frontier_node_count, - edited_test_fn_count: edited_test_fn_count, - touched_entry_file_count: touched_entry_file_count, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count - ) - } -} - -fn floor_witness_eval_nodes_from_claims(claims: List) -> List { - list_flat_map(xs: claims, f: fn(claim) { test_claim_evaluation_nodes(c: claim) }) -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag b/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 5a497aa77e2..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,512 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner - -import v2.std.algebra { count_equal, length } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Edge, Node, Positional, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor, - test_claim_evaluation_nodes, - test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier -} -import v2.std.integer { Int } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner { - DiffObservationFailClosed, - DiffPathsProduced, - FloorDiffLineTouch, - FloorDiffObservation, - FloorRerunFrontier, - FloorWitnessRow, - FrontierFailClosed, - FrontierProduced, - RunWitness, - SkipAssumedGreen, - Refused, - DiffObservationRefusal, - FrontierQueryRefusal, - floor_any_claim_touches_rerun_frontier, - floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier, - floor_row_would_skip, - floor_row_precompute_would_skip, - floor_kernel_would_skip, - floor_kernel_precompute_would_skip, - floor_precompute_would_skip, - floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run, - floor_skip_git_diff_policy, - floor_test_fn_declaration_edited, - floor_witness_eval_nodes_from_claims, - floor_witness_nodes_touch_frontier, - floor_witness_run_disposition -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { DiffMergeBase } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data floor_test_untouched_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_test_untouched_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_test_touched_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_test_touched_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_test_other_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^floor_test_other_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_test_conj_wrapped_touched_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Positional, - target: floor_test_touched_node - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data floor_test_claim_untouched: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_runner: untouched claim", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_test_untouched_node, - rhs: floor_test_untouched_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data floor_test_claim_touched: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_runner: touched claim", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_test_touched_node, - rhs: floor_test_touched_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data floor_test_claim_conj_wrapped: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "floor_runner: conj-wrapped touched claim", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: floor_test_conj_wrapped_touched_node, - rhs: floor_test_conj_wrapped_touched_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data floor_test_row_untouched: FloorWitnessRow = FloorWitnessRow { - label: "floor_runner: untouched witness", - entry: "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag", - function: "floor_test_untouched_witness_holds", - reads_live_tree: SubstrateInputsOnly -} - -data floor_test_row_touched: FloorWitnessRow = FloorWitnessRow { - label: "floor_runner: touched witness", - entry: "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag", - function: "floor_test_touched_witness_holds", - reads_live_tree: ReadsLiveTree -} - -data floor_test_diff_nonempty: FloorDiffObservation = DiffPathsProduced { - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"] -} - -data floor_test_diff_empty: FloorDiffObservation = DiffPathsProduced { - changed_paths: [] -} - -data floor_test_diff_fail_closed: FloorDiffObservation = DiffObservationFailClosed { - reason: "git diff unavailable" -} - -data floor_test_frontier_touched: FloorRerunFrontier = FrontierProduced { - nodes: [floor_test_touched_node] -} - -data floor_test_frontier_fail_closed: FloorRerunFrontier = FrontierFailClosed { - reason: "provenance unavailable" -} - -test fn floor_test_untouched_skips_assumed_green_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - SkipAssumedGreen => true - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_touched_runs_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - touches_frontier: true, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - RunWitness { reason: _ } => true - SkipAssumedGreen => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_function_edited_runs_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: true, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - RunWitness { reason: reason } => - reason == "witness test fn declaration directly edited" - SkipAssumedGreen => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_entry_file_touched_runs_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: true, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - RunWitness { reason: reason } => - reason == "witness entry import-closure has non-data fn edit in diff" - SkipAssumedGreen => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_empty_diff_flows_general_skip_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_empty, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - SkipAssumedGreen => true - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_diff_fail_closed_refuses_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_fail_closed, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - Refused { cause: cause } => - match cause { - DiffObservationRefusal { reason: reason } => reason == "git diff unavailable" - FrontierQueryRefusal { reason: _ } => false - } - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - SkipAssumedGreen => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_frontier_fail_closed_refuses_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_fail_closed, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - Refused { cause: cause } => - match cause { - FrontierQueryRefusal { reason: reason } => reason == "provenance unavailable" - DiffObservationRefusal { reason: _ } => false - } - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - SkipAssumedGreen => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_claim_touch_discriminates_holds() -> Bool { - floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_test_claim_touched, - frontier: [floor_test_touched_node] - ) - && !floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_test_claim_untouched, - frontier: [floor_test_touched_node] - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_inner_frontier_discriminates_holds() -> Bool { - floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_test_claim_conj_wrapped, - frontier: [floor_test_touched_node] - ) - && !floor_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claim: floor_test_claim_untouched, - frontier: [floor_test_touched_node] - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_live_row_never_skips_when_kernel_would_holds() -> Bool { - floor_row_would_skip( - reads_live_tree: SubstrateInputsOnly, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_nodes: [floor_test_touched_node], - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) - && !floor_row_would_skip( - reads_live_tree: ReadsLiveTree, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_nodes: [floor_test_touched_node], - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_live_row_runs_when_kernel_runs_holds() -> Bool { - !floor_row_would_skip( - reads_live_tree: SubstrateInputsOnly, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_nodes: [floor_test_touched_node], - touches_frontier: true, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) - && !floor_row_would_skip( - reads_live_tree: ReadsLiveTree, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_nodes: [floor_test_touched_node], - touches_frontier: true, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_runtime_data_dependency_touched_runs_holds() -> Bool { - !floor_row_would_skip( - reads_live_tree: SubstrateInputsOnly, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_nodes: [floor_test_touched_node], - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: true - ) - && match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: true - ) { - RunWitness { reason: reason } => - reason == "witness entry's proven runtime-read closure intersects a touched path" - SkipAssumedGreen => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_test_precompute_skip_holds() -> Bool { - floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: floor_test_diff_empty, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: floor_test_frontier_touched, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - edited_test_fn_count: 1, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 1, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_precompute_would_skip( - diff: floor_test_diff_nonempty, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [] }, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 1 - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_precompute_live_corpus_never_skips_holds() -> Bool { - floor_row_precompute_would_skip( - live_row_count: 0, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_node_count: 0, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_row_precompute_would_skip( - live_row_count: 1, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_node_count: 0, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_row_precompute_would_skip( - live_row_count: 1, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_node_count: 0, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 1, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 0 - ) - && !floor_row_precompute_would_skip( - live_row_count: 1, - changed_paths: ["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag"], - frontier_node_count: 0, - edited_test_fn_count: 0, - touched_entry_file_count: 0, - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count: 1 - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_eval_nodes_from_claims_holds() -> Bool { - let nodes = floor_witness_eval_nodes_from_claims( - claims: [floor_test_claim_conj_wrapped, floor_test_claim_untouched] - ) - (length(xs: nodes) > 0) - && floor_witness_nodes_touch_frontier( - witness_nodes: nodes, - frontier: [floor_test_touched_node] - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_any_claim_touch_holds() -> Bool { - floor_any_claim_touches_rerun_frontier( - claims: [floor_test_claim_untouched, floor_test_claim_touched], - frontier: [floor_test_touched_node] - ) - && count_equal( - xs: [floor_test_claim_touched], - item: floor_test_claim_touched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - -test fn floor_test_diff_policy_matches_ci_spec_holds() -> Bool { - floor_skip_git_diff_policy().base == "origin/main" - && floor_skip_git_diff_policy().head == "HEAD" - && floor_skip_git_diff_policy().mode == DiffMergeBase -} - -data floor_test_fn_edit_touch: FloorDiffLineTouch = FloorDiffLineTouch { - path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - start_line: 74, - end_line: 74 -} - -data floor_test_fn_body_edit_touch: FloorDiffLineTouch = FloorDiffLineTouch { - path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - start_line: 78, - end_line: 78 -} - -test fn floor_test_fn_declaration_edited_holds() -> Bool { - floor_test_fn_declaration_edited( - touches: [floor_test_fn_edit_touch], - file_path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - test_fn_decl_line: 74, - test_fn_decl_end_line: 84 - ) - && floor_test_fn_declaration_edited( - touches: [floor_test_fn_body_edit_touch], - file_path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - test_fn_decl_line: 74, - test_fn_decl_end_line: 84 - ) - && !floor_test_fn_declaration_edited( - touches: [floor_test_fn_edit_touch], - file_path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - test_fn_decl_line: 15, - test_fn_decl_end_line: 19 - ) -} - -test fn floor_test_rust_run_implies_dag_run_superset_holds() -> Bool { - floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: true, - rust_function_edited: false, - dag_touches_frontier: true, - dag_function_edited: false - ) - && floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: false, - rust_function_edited: true, - dag_touches_frontier: false, - dag_function_edited: true - ) - && floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: false, - rust_function_edited: false, - dag_touches_frontier: false, - dag_function_edited: false - ) - && !floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: true, - rust_function_edited: false, - dag_touches_frontier: false, - dag_function_edited: false - ) -} - diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag b/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag index 78d88ed9fb1..5c7dff5e970 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag @@ -34,7 +34,6 @@ import gunbc.ci_spec { import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { falsifier_plan_function, gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes } import gunbc.falsifier_lane { FalsifierLane, - LanePredictOnly, LaneSelfHostWet, LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, LaneKnownRedProbe, @@ -75,16 +74,11 @@ import std.nat { Nat } import std.measure { Second, second, second_count, millisecond_count, minute_to_millisecond } import std.realization_width { width_fold_objective_goals } import std.realization_schedule { - SelectionApplied, - SelectionPredictOnly, - SelectionOff, RealizationPlan, RealizationObjective, Runnable, RunnableSingleClaim, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch, - ScopedWitnessBatch, RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp, RunnableOwnsBatchClamp, runnable_batch_clamp_source, @@ -433,7 +427,7 @@ fn gunbc_ci_floor_enrolled_runnable_labels_for(spec: CiSpec) -> List { let corpus_labels = list_map(xs: corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec), f: fn(node) { runnable_single_claim_function(r: runnable_for_node(node: node, spec: spec)) }) - let spec_labels = concat(concat(gate_labels, corpus_labels), map(scoped_witness_batches, batch => "__scoped_witness_batch__")) + let spec_labels = concat(gate_labels, corpus_labels) if gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled() { list_snoc_item(xs: spec_labels, item: runnable_single_claim_function(r: gunbc_pr_native_batch())) } else { @@ -451,8 +445,7 @@ fn gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_runnable_labels(batches: List>) -> Lis fn runnable_is_discovery_batch(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => true - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => true + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => true RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -633,25 +626,27 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_ms() -> Int { gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() * 60 * 1000 } -// THE THREE ORDINARY-FLOOR WITNESS BATCHES RUN THEIR WHOLE ROSTER (operator directive -// 2026-08-13: "just run all the witnesses unconditionally, since they don't actually take -// very long anyway"). This batch, execution_corpus_runnable_for and -// bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for carry SelectionOff; the falsifier cadence lanes, the -// expect-red quarantine probes and the v1 scoped batch are deliberately unchanged and -// named in corpus_selection_off_note below. +// EVERY WITNESS BATCH RUNS ITS WHOLE ROSTER, and there is no longer a mechanism that +// could do otherwise (operator directive 2026-08-13, "just run all the witnesses +// unconditionally"; affected-set selection deleted outright 2026-08-15). The selection +// axis is gone from Runnable itself, so an unrun roster row is a defect rather than a +// policy — which is the point: while the field existed, layers unrelated to scheduling +// read it and DECIDED from it. +// +// WHY THE PREMISE HOLDS, measured rather than assumed: on run 31672107941 the corpus node +// reported resolve 931.0s against evalu 96.1s across 9024 discovered witnesses, of which +// 4840 were skipped. Evaluation is ~9% of the node and the preparation it gates is the +// other ~91%, so selection was buying avoided PREPARATION, not avoided checking -- and +// that preparation is the entry-major defect the floor program exists to remove, not a +// cost worth a second mechanism to dodge. Run 31745991795 then measured the flip itself: +// 64m32s over 9267 witnesses with selection off, against selection-on runs spanning +// 47-74m, so the added cost was not separable from run-to-run noise on this fleet. // -// WHY THE PREMISE HOLDS, measured rather than assumed: on the last main run to complete -// (31672107941) the corpus node reported resolve 931.0s against evalu 96.1s across 9024 -// discovered witnesses, of which 4840 were skipped. Evaluation is ~9% of the node and the -// preparation it gates is the other ~91%, so selection was buying avoided PREPARATION, -// not avoided checking -- and that preparation is the entry-major defect the floor -// program exists to remove, not a cost worth building a second mechanism to dodge. fn corpus_runnable_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Runnable { RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs, explicit_entries: corpus_witness_entries(spec: spec), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff, exclude_substrings: witness_exclusion_substrings(), discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -674,7 +669,6 @@ fn execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: execution_witness_entries(spec: spec), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -699,7 +693,6 @@ fn bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: bin_witness_wet_entries, - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -984,23 +977,6 @@ fn gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan() -> RealizationPlan { } } -fn gunbc_falsifier_predict_only_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: gunbc_ci_spec.discovery_scan_dirs, - explicit_entries: [], - node_frontier_selection: SelectionPredictOnly, - exclude_substrings: witness_exclusion_substrings(), - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Hermetic - ) - } -} - data falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier batch 2 (Wave 2 CI substrate): the declared Wet lane for emit->compile->run->equals-seed self-host behavioral receipts (v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment falsifier_self_host_wet_entries — template + frontier-flipped SelfEmitted bindings only; see falsifier_self_host_wet_note in gunbc.ci_layer_roots). Gate-4 std/logic is the inaugural green template; compiler modules enroll when frontier rows flip SelfEmitted with a declared binding — never known-red. Whole-receipt wall budget: gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget. Runs SelectionApplied after the hermetic predict-only affected-set sweep; claim_executor halts batch 2 if batch 1 fails (fail-closed). REHOME 2026-07-25: enrollment gated on falsifier_self_host_wet_cadence_is_active (active since 2026-08-06 Lane D); roster retained for local recipe." fn falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { @@ -1025,7 +1001,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1044,7 +1019,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries, - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1065,7 +1039,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_over( source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: entries, - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1111,7 +1084,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_self_host_wet_entries(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1130,7 +1102,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_native_cache_cold_roster(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1182,7 +1153,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_entries(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1205,7 +1175,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1227,11 +1196,6 @@ type FalsifierLaneBatch { fn gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches() -> List { [ - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LanePredictOnly, - enrolled: true, - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_predict_only_batch()] - }, FalsifierLaneBatch { lane: LaneSelfHostWet, enrolled: falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled(), @@ -1303,7 +1267,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_cadence_witness_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: falsifier_cadence_witness_entries(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1334,7 +1297,6 @@ fn gunbc_pr_native_batch() -> Runnable { source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: gunbc_pr_native_entries(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile( @@ -1352,40 +1314,10 @@ fn gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() -> List> { enrolled: gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled(), batch: gunbc_pr_native_batch() ) - let with_scoped = fold(scoped_witness_batches, init: ordinary, f: fn(acc, batch) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: [RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch }]) - }) - falsifier_batches_append_if_enrolled( - acc: with_scoped, - enrolled: v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled(), - batch: gunbc_v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch() - ) -} - -data v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_note: String = "Per-PR Hermetic expect_red lane for known-red CorpusWitnessKind rows whose subject needs the dag plus src/v1 envelope (gunbc.explicit_witness_admission known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster: src/v1 paths plus dag witnesses that import v1.*). The falsifier's corpus-root probe batch cannot resolve these entries; running them there would treat resolve-refuse as expect-red success without executing the predicate (DESIGN section 5 specification-without-execution). This batch mirrors v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch's dag plus src/v1 source-root envelope and runs SelectionApplied on the ordinary floor. ENROLLMENT COUPLING: enrolling this batch (known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster becomes non-empty) requires adding its companion positional row to gunbc.ci_spec gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params in the same change — the clamp table is unconditional data while this batch is conditionally enrolled, so a roster-only edit that enrolls the batch without the clamp row fails with floor batch clamp params must cover N scheduled batches." - -fn v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster()) > 0 -} - -fn gunbc_v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: ["dag", "src/v1"], - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Hermetic - ) - } + ordinary } -data corpus_selection_off_note: String = "EXACTLY WHAT STILL SELECTS, so the scope of this change is read off one row rather than inferred from a diff. FLIPPED TO SelectionOff (the ordinary merge-critical witness batches, whole roster every run): corpus_runnable_for, execution_corpus_runnable_for, bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for.\n\nDELIBERATELY UNCHANGED, each with its reason:\n- the falsifier cadence lanes (self-host wet, rehomed bin wet, substrate long, cadence witnesses) keep SelectionApplied — they are a 4-hourly cadence, not the merge-critical path, and retiring them belongs with the Runnable field removal rather than here;\n- the falsifier's SelectionPredictOnly sweep keeps its arm — it is the affected-set cold control, and with the floor no longer predicting it now measures a mechanism nothing on the required path consumes. That is a real loss of subject, declared here rather than discovered later, and it is the first thing the follow-on should retire;\n- the expect-red quarantine probe batches keep SelectionApplied — they invert their verdict, so widening them changes what greening means;\n- v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch keeps SelectionApplied — its 480-second clamp basis was measured on the assumption that unrelated PRs skip it (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch_note), so flipping it without re-deriving that clamp would red the floor with FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET for a reason unrelated to the question this change asks.\n\nTHE COST IS MEASURED, AND THE ESTIMATE WAS WRONG IN THE DIRECTION THAT MATTERS. The estimate that motivated the flip was ~10 minutes on a 57-minute step, from an assumed distribution of the 4840 skipped witnesses across entry files. Measured on run 31745991795: the ci step ran 64m32s evaluating 9267 discovery witnesses with selection off, against selection-on baselines of 65m on main and 47/60/65/65/74m across five PR branches. The added cost is smaller than the spread between two consecutive selection-on runs, so it is not separable from run-to-run noise on this fleet and no smaller claim than that is supportable from one run.\n\nWHY THAT IS THE EXPECTED SHAPE RATHER THAN A SURPRISE, stated so the number is not read as luck: the floor's wall is PREPARATION, not CHECKING. The same run measured resolve at 931.0s against eval at 96.1s, and selection removes checking while leaving preparation in place. Skipping half the roster was therefore avoiding the cheap phase. A future change that moves preparation off the per-entry key invalidates this measurement in the favourable direction and does not restore the case for selection.\n\nWHAT THE RUN DID NOT MEASURE: it refused at the end of batch 3, so the scoped workers never ran and their cost is not in the 64m32s figure. Of 9267 witnesses 3 failed, all three in this plan's own witness file and all three the same defect — a selection value pinned as part of a claim about a different axis — none of them a previously-skipped corpus witness." +data affected_set_selection_deleted_note: String = "AFFECTED-SET SELECTION IS DELETED, not disabled (2026-08-15), and this row is the record of what that removed. The 2026-08-13 directive flipped the three ordinary witness batches to SelectionOff and left the mechanism standing under the cadence lanes, the expect-red probes and the v1 scoped batch. That state was unstable in a specific way: NodeFrontierSelection sat on the generic Runnable type, so layers with no scheduling responsibility read the field and decided from it, and the arm that survived on the required path was the one that meant `do not select`.\n\nWHAT WAS DELETED WITH IT: the selection kernel (v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner and its disposition fold), the SelectionPredictOnly cold sweep and its falsifier lane, the divergence receipt (gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt), the skip-proof plan, the floor_skip control fixtures, and the floor_skip_discovery_witness / selection_control_skip_witness seed binaries. ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped went with them: a scheduled roster entry now either executes, is refused, or is killed, so an absent receipt row is a defect rather than a declared nonexecution.\n\nWHAT WAS NOT DELETED, because it is a different mechanism sharing a word: diff observation (v2.workflow.floor_diff_observe), the compile-clean import-closure scope (tools.dag_compile_clean_scope), the regen input-closure skip, and the dependency-closure lens family under v2.lens.affected_set. Those answer `which closure does this diff touch` for a specific consumer that still has one; selection answered `may this witness go unrun`, and nothing asks that now.\n\nTWO CONSEQUENCES, DECLARED RATHER THAN DISCOVERED. (a) The 4-hourly cold corpus sweep is gone. Its unique product was the prediction comparison, and with nothing predicting, the sweep duplicated what every PR and every main push already run whole. (b) v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch selected, and its 720-second clamp was derived on the assumption that unrelated PRs skip it; it moves to the falsifier cadence rather than becoming an unconditional ~565s per-PR cost under a clamp basis that no longer describes it. Its per-PR coverage of the dag plus src/v1 envelope is therefore NARROWED to a 4-hourly cadence — a real narrowing, restored when one prepared subject spans dag, src/v1 and src/v2 and the separate envelope stops existing." data gunbc_ci_witness_corpus_only_batches_note: String = "ITS CONSUMER IS ON-DEMAND, NOT AUTOMATIC — and this row has now been wrong in BOTH directions, so it states the mechanism instead of a summary. Before 2026-08-13 it read 'The pre-push local test gate (consumer: dag/gunbc/githooks_pre_push_emit.dag NEED_WITNESS)', which was stale: that hook has been fmt-only since the operator ruling of 2026-07-25 recorded in pre_push_fmt_only_note, so no git push invokes this. The SelectionOff flip then over-corrected it to 'nothing local reads this', which is FALSE and was caught by review 51807 — proving the hook does not call it is not proving nothing calls it, and generalizing from the first to the second is the same §3 class the correction was written to close.\n\nWHAT ACTUALLY REACHES IT, by symbol: claim_batch --pre-push (the flag is live in the seed's argument parser) runs pre_push.rs, which resolves pre_push_witness_corpus_plan_entry / pre_push_witness_corpus_plan_fn from gunbc.githooks_pre_push_plan, and that function row names this projection. So the path is real, manually invoked, and on no automatic path.\n\nBLAST RADIUS OF THE FLIP ON THAT PATH, stated because it is a behaviour change and not only a prose fix: corpus_runnable_for now carries SelectionOff, so claim_batch --pre-push runs the WHOLE witness roster rather than the diff's affected slice. That is the operator's directive applied consistently — a local command is not exempt from 'run all the witnesses unconditionally' — but whoever runs it pays corpus cost rather than diff cost, and should know that before invoking it rather than after.\n\nWHAT IT IS: the witness corpus CI runs (corpus_runnable_for(gunbc_ci_spec), now SelectionOff — whole roster, no affected-set shrink), MINUS two lanes on purpose: (1) the whole-tree --target dag compile-clean gate (the compile-clean anchor batch of gunbc_ci_floor_plan, after the cheap-gate early batch) - infeasible per-push (~72min emit), CI-owned; and (2) the Wet execution + bin-witness lanes (execution_corpus_node / bin_witness_corpus_node) - they need prebuilt release witness bins and spawn a host compiler, so they stay CI-owned. This is a DECLARED scope narrowing, not a silent one (the enforcement-intent rule): the hermetic discovery corpus catches the resolve / typecheck / witness-logic red class, and CI remains the whole wall. The former closing clause described selection's fail-closed refusal behaviour on this path; with SelectionOff there is no diff observation on these batches to refuse, so the clause is deleted rather than left describing a mechanism the batch no longer reaches. The fail-closed refusal itself is untouched where selection still runs (ci_spec_discovery_flip_note; compile_door_ledger; cli_run AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL)." @@ -1395,8 +1327,7 @@ fn gunbc_ci_witness_corpus_only_batches() -> List> { fn runnable_scan_dir_count(r: Runnable) -> Int { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => length(xs: dirs) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => length(xs: batch.scan_dirs) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => length(xs: dirs) RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => 0 - 1 RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => 0 - 1 } @@ -1453,8 +1384,7 @@ fn gunbc_ci_regen_floor_ordinary_batches() -> List> { fn runnable_single_claim_function(r: Runnable) -> String { match r { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: _ } => f - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => "__discovery_corpus__" - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => "__scoped_witness_batch__" + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => "__discovery_corpus__" RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => "__kernel_workload__" } } @@ -1578,8 +1508,7 @@ fn gunbc_ci_floor_breadth() -> Int { fn floor_batch_heavy_gate_resolve_count(batch: List) -> Int { fold(batch, init: 0, f: fn(acc, r) { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => acc - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => acc + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => acc RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => acc RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: p } => if f == ci_floor_compile_gate_fn { diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/floor_skip_proof_plan.dag b/src/v2/workflow/floor_skip_proof_plan.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 3045b503901..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/floor_skip_proof_plan.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ -module v2.workflow.floor_skip_proof_plan - -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots } -import std.realization_schedule { - SelectionApplied, - Runnable, - RunnableDiscoveryBatch, - ScheduleWitnessEntry, - CorpusWitnessKind, - runnable_resource_profile_negligible -} -import std.types { List } - -data floor_skip_disc_entry: String = "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag" - -fn floor_skip_proof_roster() -> List { - [ - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: floor_skip_disc_entry, - function: "floor_disc_witness_transitive_holds", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind - }, - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: floor_skip_disc_entry, - function: "floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind - } - ] -} - -fn floor_skip_proof_batches() -> List> { - [[ - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: witness_layer_roots, - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: floor_skip_proof_roster(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionApplied, - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() - } - ]] -} - From 19890af38dbf37345eadbfaf5344d68d66595112 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 12:42:37 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 02/81] delete affected-set selection: model, plan, receipts, workflow jobs --- dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag | 3 +- dag/gunbc/ci_release_bins.dag | 4 +- dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag | 19 -- dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag | 2 - dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag | 81 ------ dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag | 81 ------ dag/std/types.dag | 8 + .../falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag | 2 +- ...falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag | 10 +- .../floor_component_receipt_witness_test.dag | 140 +-------- .../observation_emit_census_witness_test.dag | 5 +- .../realization_schedule_witness_test.dag | 1 - ...runnable_resource_profile_witness_test.dag | 1 - .../seed_debt_bundle_item_2_floor_scope.dag | 2 - dag/tools/dag_compile_clean_scope.dag | 12 +- .../self_host/frontier_probe_survey.dag | 4 +- .../test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag | 275 ++---------------- src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag | 3 +- .../schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag | 4 - .../claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag | 2 - src/v2/workflow/ci_workflow_run_emit.dag | 81 ------ 21 files changed, 61 insertions(+), 679 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag index 4ceb9fb156c..bf6a08fdc64 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag @@ -137,8 +137,7 @@ fn demo_plan_fused_op_count(plan: RealizationPlan) -> Int { Present { value: runnable } => match runnable { RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: count } => count RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => 0 - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => 0 - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => 0 + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => 0 } } } diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_release_bins.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_release_bins.dag index 7e3e80cfd77..e4b656eaee5 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_release_bins.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_release_bins.dag @@ -21,9 +21,7 @@ Dissolve-on (hand membership of witness_declared_release_bins): a host census of data ci_floor_invoked_bins: List = [ "claim_executor", "gunbc", - "regen_floor_skip_witness", - "floor_skip_discovery_witness", - "selection_control_skip_witness" + "regen_floor_skip_witness" ] data witness_declared_release_bins: List = [ diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag index 4741fa6930a..ceeac4048ec 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag @@ -68,7 +68,6 @@ import v2.workflow.ci_workflow_run_emit { ci_isolate_toolchain_script, ci_native_cache_root_script, ci_pin_rustup_default_script, - ci_selection_control_script } import v2.workflow.ci_release_build_emit { ci_release_build_script } import v2.workflow.ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_emit { ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script } @@ -536,20 +535,6 @@ fn ci_floor_peak_post_step() -> Step { } } -fn ci_selection_control_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Affected-set selection control (floor_skip_discovery_witness)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_selection_control_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - fn ci_deploy_step(stage: DeployStage) -> Step { RunStep { name: Present { value: stage.step_name }, @@ -599,10 +584,6 @@ data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 10 data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_note: String = "Cross-job handoff of the release bins (operator job-split ruling 2026-07-11): the build job packs ci_floor_required_artifact_names into one tgz (tar preserves the executable bits a raw artifact zip would drop) and uploads it; the ci floor job downloads, unpacks into target/release, and re-verifies via claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts before any step consumes a bin (fail-closed: a missing or truncated artifact reds the job at the verify, never as a mid-floor bin fallback). 10m is the transfer envelope for a ~200MB archive under fleet pressure; upload uses if-no-files-found: error so an empty pack is loud." -data gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 15 - -data gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_note: String = "The affected-set selection control suite as a per-PR gate (operator fork (c), 2026-07-10 — the acceptance's 'green AND wired' half): floor_skip_discovery_witness runs the hermetic skip/refuse/divergence controls, including predict_only_red_predicted_unaffected_is_divergence — the discriminating RED for the falsifier's divergence counting — and the empty-diff-skips pin (ruling 2026-07-05: a failure arm refuses, never widens). DEMOTED to the falsifier cadence 2026-07-29 (operator ruling, PR-timing analysis) — it no longer rides the per-PR ci job; the coverage delta and detection window are stated at the end of this note. Hermetic: both diff channels are injected (floor_diff_observe.dag's floor_observe_git_diff_unified/floor_observe_git_diff_name_status GUNBC_CI_DIFF_UNIFIED/GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS arms), so the suite measures fixtures, never this checkout's real diff. Budget: 80s measured local (2026-07-10, full suite, release build); 15m is the fleet-pressure envelope, a named term in the ci backstop sum. MEASURED CORRECTION 2026-07-29: the 80s local basis above had drifted 6.8x — the step measured 9m02s on the fleet (run 30482171871, job 90679506428, 19:22:04 to 19:31:06), about 27 percent of a 33.6-minute ci job wall, and nothing alarmed because the 15m step cap left it at 60 percent of its ceiling. The step's own in-code note (floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs) had already recorded a 4m51s-vs-80s incident and the D3 fix for it, so this is that same class regressed to ~1.9x the state the fix was written to repair. ACCOUNTING, from the job log: the assertions cost nothing (every witness row reports 0.0-0.3ms); the wall is 18 serial scenario setups — ~4m49s for two whole-corpus index builds (one shared-index build plus budget_roster_resolves_cold, the deliberate Class-B pool-coincidence control), ~34s for the eight scenarios that hit the shared index and report 'unaffected (import-closure, skipped without resolve)', ~3m30s for the ~7 scenarios that land 'in the affected closure (resolving to decide node-frontier)' at ~30s per resolve, and 11.2s of thread-local teardown. RESPONSE, in the order the costs were priced: (a) the step is now affected-set scoped by ci_selection_control_skip_step (v2.workflow.ci_workflow_run_emit ci_selection_control_skip_policy_note) — the mechanism applied to itself, pull_request-gated with push-to-main as the unconditional cold control. That is the lever that matters, but it is a TRADE, not a free win, and the numbers are in that policy note: the skip witness costs ~100s per invocation (the cold whole-pool index its diff observation builds), so a skipping PR saves ~7m22s while a non-skipping PR pays ~100s MORE than before. MEASURED SKIP RATE 23 of the last 100 main commits (35 touch src/v1/**, 36 touch markdown, 1 touches Cargo config, and 13 of the remainder intersect the suite's actual 391-file dag closure), for an expected ~-25s/PR — about 1.2 percent of the job. That supersedes two earlier claims in the policy note, -7.7 min/PR (unmeasured 85 percent) and -4.3 min/PR (a <=66 percent ceiling extrapolated from the src/v1/** prefix before markdown and the closure were counted); both are kept visible there rather than replaced. So the cost win alone does not carry the scaffold under DESIGN §6 — the ~100s cold diff observation is what ruins the mean, and it is an already-named deficit this change did not create. (b) the teardown path is removed BY CONSTRUCTION — the suite now exits via process::exit, which does not run thread-local destructors, so cli_run's whole-pool Rc index is never dropped. HONESTY ON THIS ONE: the 11.2s is the CI-MEASURED cost of the path that was removed (the unlogged gap between the final receipt line and step completion on run 30482171871), and the removal is a property of process::exit rather than an inference; what was NOT done is an end-to-end before/after local re-measure, because the suite exceeds the local measurement window available here. So read (b) as mechanism-plus-prior-measurement, not as a fresh paired timing — the next CI run of the unscoped arm is where the paired number lands. STILL OWED, deliberately not fixed here: the ~30s-per-node-frontier-resolve unit is unexplained — it is 4x the ~7.2s/resolve the floor resolve receipt records, so it is either a genuinely larger closure or a PROCESS_RESOLVE_STORE miss, and it wants a measurement rather than a guess. PLACEMENT CALL MADE (operator ruling 2026-07-29, PR-timing analysis) — this note's own line above held the falsifier-cadence question 'for an operator call because that is the placement decision the D3b gate flip mispriced'. The call is: the WHOLE step rides gunbc.falsifier_workflow, not just budget_roster_resolves_cold. IT SUBSUMES THE (a) TRADE RATHER THAN COMPETING WITH IT, using this note's own measured numbers: (a) left a skipping PR paying ~100s and a NON-skipping PR paying 542s + ~100s, at a measured 23-of-100 skip rate for an expected ~-25s/PR, which is why this note already concluded the cost win alone does not carry the scaffold under DESIGN §6. Demotion moves the step and its in-script skip together, so the per-PR job loses BOTH the 542s suite and the ~100s cold diff observation — about -642s on the 77 percent that do not skip and -100s on the rest, dominating the trade instead of tuning it. The ~100s double payment the yellow dissolve-on below counts is halved in the same motion, since only regen_floor_skip_witness still pays it per PR. THE SKIP STAYS CORRECT UNDER DEMOTION BY CONSTRUCTION: ci_selection_control_skip_step's condition is StrEq on \"$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME\" == pull_request, so on the falsifier's schedule event it cannot fire and the suite runs UNCONDITIONALLY — which is exactly the cold-control posture, the same shape as the two controls it now sits beside. MEASUREMENT BASIS, dated honestly: the demotion was priced at 10m09s median on the per-PR ci job (n=6 green runs, range 8m41s-10m32s), which is a WIDER sample than the single 9m02s run above but was taken BEFORE (a) and (b) landed, so it does not credit the teardown removal or the skip. The post-(a)/(b) per-PR number is therefore OWED and not claimed here; the demotion does not rest on it, because (a)'s own measured expectation is only ~-25s/PR and the non-skipping majority still pays minutes. PLACEMENT on the falsifier is load-bearing twice and pinned structurally (test.claim.falsifier_workflow_witness_test): AFTER the release build, because the step executes the release-built floor_skip_discovery_witness, and BEFORE ci_floor_peak_pre_step, because that pair brackets the floor's cgroup measurement and a step inside it would attribute its own residency to the floor's peak receipt. Exactly-one on the falsifier, zero on ci, asserted in both directions — a yaml substring presence test passes for every permutation and cannot express either invariant. COVERAGE DELTA, and the earlier claim retracted: a PR that reintroduces a widen now reds when the NEXT COMPLETED falsifier control runs, NOT 'within one 4h cadence window' (review correction 2026-07-30 — that claim was too strong). The falsifier is queue-not-cancel with a 230-minute backstop class and this step sits after the prelude and release build, so a change landing just after a run passed the control waits for that run's remainder, plus queued-run startup, plus the next run's prelude and build — a sum that can exceed one cadence period. What bounds the damage is unchanged: a widen is bounded by the status quo (per-PR the witness would not have run at all), and the divergence is COUNTED when detected, never absorbed. RETURN TRIGGER, stated as an OUTCOME rather than a mechanism (review correction 2026-07-30 — the prior text prescribed per-gate pooled children, a fix that had already landed while the suite still measured minutes, so it named a stale mechanism as its own re-entry condition): re-enrol per-PR once a named receipt shows the ENTIRE step, spawn to verdict, on the CI fleet rather than a local host, consistently below a seconds-scale ceiling across a full falsifier window. Whichever mechanism buys that — the persistent content-keyed node store the yellow dissolve-on names, witness realization to native bins, or something else — is the lane's business, not this note's. BUDGET: the 15m envelope is retained as a named term in the FALSIFIER backstop sum; the ci backstop drops the same term and falls 115m -> 100m, which is why the two edits are one change and not two." - data gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes: Int = 5 data gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 45 diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag index aa44120ec2b..a213964bf6b 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag @@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { floor_component_row_of_failure_mode, floor_component_transition_outcome } -import std.realization_schedule { SelectionApplied } import std.observation { Done, Refused, Failed, TimedOut, Skipped, Final } import std.measure { millisecond } @@ -331,7 +330,6 @@ fn falsifier_witness_row(index: Nat, done: Bool) -> FloorComponentRow { run_id: "witness" as NonEmptyStr, index: index, label: "discovery-corpus[2 root(s)+0 explicit, adaptive width]" as NonEmptyStr, - selection: SelectionApplied, witnesses: 0, outcome: if done { Done } else { Failed { error: "synthetic red" as NonEmptyStr, output: "" } }, wall: millisecond(count: 0), diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag index f90459f4ed4..e1fff993463 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag @@ -14,12 +14,10 @@ import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_prelude_steps, ci_release_build_step, ci_floor_job_prelude_steps, ci_floor_peak_pre_step, ci_floor_peak_post_step, - ci_selection_control_step, ci_release_bins_pack_step, ci_release_bins_upload_step, ci_release_bins_download_step, ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step, ci_floor_receipts_upload_step, gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes, - gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } import v2.workflow.ci_floor_peak_emit { @@ -205,10 +203,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes } -fn gunbc_falsifier_selection_control_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - fn gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes } @@ -241,8 +235,6 @@ fn gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { data gunbc_falsifier_job_split_note: String = "Four-job topology (2026-08-07, operator ruling proud-bear-834 adhoc-8b992195-d13; pre-authorized follow-up named in gunbc.falsifier_run_control falsifier_control_prerequisite_note): falsifier-build compiles and uploads release-bins ONLY; selection-control independently validates prediction machinery; cold-corpus runs whenever build artifacts are available — needs: [falsifier-build] alone, NOT selection-control — so a selector RED is a reason to run the broad backstop, not suppress it (specimen run 31181460723: selection failure skipped the entire corpus job). aggregate-verdict fails if either arm is red and emits gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution ColdCorpusExecution so CorpusNotRun is never read as 'falsifier found a regression'. Prior two-job split (2026-08-04) isolated cgroup peak for the floor path; this change isolates SELECTION from CORPUS scheduling." -data gunbc_falsifier_selection_control_relocation_note: String = "The affected-set selection control (ci_selection_control_step, authority gunbc.ci_workflow) rides this cadence as of 2026-07-29 — full rationale in gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_note. As of the 2026-08-07 four-job topology it lives in selection-control (needs: [falsifier-build]): AFTER artifact download/unpack, executes the release-built floor_skip_discovery_witness binary, in its own job cgroup separate from cold-corpus. cold-corpus brackets peak pre/post around falsifier_step only. Hermetic ~10m control still reds before the up-to-170m corpus walk." - data falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if: String = "always() && !cancelled()" data falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_emit_scaffold: Disposition = Scaffold { @@ -492,79 +484,6 @@ fn falsifier_build_job() -> Job { } fn falsifier_selection_control_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "selection-control", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_selection_control_step()]), - needs: ["falsifier-build"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_selection_control_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -fn falsifier_cold_corpus_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "cold-corpus", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_floor_peak_pre_step(), falsifier_step(), floor_component_receipt_upload_step(), floor_phase_journal_upload_step(), ci_floor_receipts_upload_step(), compile_clean_cold_control_step(), native_cache_cold_control_step(), ci_floor_peak_post_step()]), - needs: ["falsifier-build"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "aggregate-verdict", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: [falsifier_floor_component_receipt_download_step(), falsifier_aggregate_verdict_step()], - needs: ["falsifier-build", "selection-control", "cold-corpus"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: Present { value: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if }, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -data falsifier_cadence_note: String = "nightly (0 7 * * *) -> every 4h (operator ruling 2026-07-14): a once-daily divergence receipt goes unread; a 4h cadence makes the cold-run receipt a same-day dial. Overlap is handled structurally, not assumed away: the job backstop (230-min class) can tail past a 240-min period, so the workflow carries a queue-not-cancel concurrency group - a scheduled run firing while one is live QUEUES rather than killing a measuring run mid-corpus." - -data falsifier_cadence_cron: CronSchedule = CronSchedule { - minute: Exact { value: 0 }, - hour: Listed { values: [0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20] }, - day_of_month: Wildcard, - month: Wildcard, - day_of_week: Wildcard -} - -data falsifier_workflow: Workflow = { - name: "affected-set-falsifier", - on: [ - WorkflowDispatch { inputs: [] }, - Schedule { cron: falsifier_cadence_cron } - ], - concurrency: Present { - value: ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { - group: "affected-set-falsifier", - cancel_in_progress: Present { value: CancelInProgressBool { value: false } }, - explicit_single: none - } - }, env: Present { value: [kv(key: "CARGO_TERM_COLOR", value: yaml_string(s: "always"))] }, diff --git a/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag b/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag index 0ee6664603c..69bb5367105 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag @@ -1,84 +1,3 @@ -module gunbc.roster_registry - -import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } -import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution, dissolution_description } - -data roster_registry_taxonomy_note: String = "Group-of-units standard representation (operator ruling 2026-07-22, roadmap group 5a): a plurality of units must have a standard representation, never a nickname. Membership in a group is known exactly one of four ways — POSITIONAL (containment: being-in IS being-there, e.g. a module's members or a directory-grain lane), DERIVED (a computed relation: closure reachability, inhabitance, measurement), FRONTIER (asserted per-row WITH a reason and a dissolve_on trigger — countable, prioritizable, the typed self-host-frontier pattern), or NICKNAME (asserted, string-keyed, no trigger — the violation this registry exists to make visible). The migration pipeline for any hand-kept list is mint -> frontier -> query: a new group lands as typed frontier rows, and graduates to a derived query when its membership predicate is modelable. Every known unit-naming roster is enrolled below; the lens v2.lens.roster_registry holds each registration to ByContainment, ByDerivation, or DeclaredFrontier-with-nonempty-reason-and-trigger." - -data roster_registry_enforcement_intent_convergence_note: String = "Convergence, not implementation: the enforcement-intent thread (DESIGN open thread 'enforcement intent — ask once, compile forever'; docs/plans/enforcement-intent-design.md) absorbs this registry when StandingIntent / LensContract land — its subject_roster IS this concept (a registered group of units with declared membership provenance). Do not build that machinery here; this carrier stays the minimal data authority and the lens stays a data-shape check until that thread lands and this registry becomes its subject_roster carrier." - -data roster_registry_visibility_note: String = "Honesty bound: the lens sees only ENROLLED registrations. An unregistered bare list elsewhere in the tree is invisible to it — until enforcement-intent lands, unregistered nickname lists are caught at review by the group-5a rule (registry admission is the review bar for any new 'pool'/'class'/'lane'/'family' String key), not by this lens. The one residue this note formerly walled — NON_FOLD_RESIDUE_ROSTER, a host-side Rust const whose per-row reasons and triggers lived as comments — is re-homed: the rows are gunbc.non_fold_residue.non_fold_residue_frontier (typed FrontierRow, host census reads through non_fold_residue_units_from_module_source in cli_run.rs) and the roster is enrolled below. RESIDUE ACCOUNTING (corrected 2026-07-25): this note formerly claimed 'no known unregistered residue remains' and that claim was FALSE — a CI-land census that day found five unenrolled hand lists outside gunbc.ci_layer_roots, whose own enrollment lane was complete and had made the gap look closed: ci_floor_required_artifact_names and gunbc_ci_floor_batch_wall_budget_seconds (gunbc.ci_spec), commit_gate_roster (gunbc.commit_workflow), gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership (v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan), and ci_cost_floor_exempt_step_names (gunbc.ci_materialization). All five are enrolled below. The lesson is this note's own visibility bound applied to itself: enrollment completeness in one module is not evidence of completeness in the tree, so a 'no residue remains' claim is only ever as good as its last census and carries the census date. CORRECTION (2026-07-25, same day): the paragraph above previously named GENERATED_STAGE0_FILES as residue that 'cannot carry a RosterRegistration until its rows re-home into .dag'. That was WRONG, and it is a second instance of this note's own lesson — a residue claim asserted from one side of the tree without checking the other. The rows were ALREADY in .dag as gunbc.stage0_emit_model.generated_stage0_files, and the Rust const's own header already names that decl 'Registry authority'. So the defect was never a missing re-home; it was a live FORK of two hand copies, which had silently drifted 98 (.dag) versus 101 (Rust) — the .dag side missing three real generated files. The drift is repaired and the roster is enrolled below; the fork itself closes only when regen_stage0 reads the .dag rows and the const is deleted. The lesson generalizes: 'this cannot be enrolled yet' is a claim about the tree and must be verified against the tree, exactly like the 'no residue remains' claim it sits beside. By contrast regen_input_sources (cli_run.rs) is NOT residue and is deliberately not listed: it derives its set by walking the import closure from the entry roots, so it is already ByDerivation in substance. GROWTH BASIS, and how to re-derive it: the point of enrolling a hand list is that its ACCUMULATION becomes observable, so the question a future reader asks is 'has this roster grown since it was registered, and what grew it'. That is answered from git rather than from a count stored here — a stored count is the hand-count-beside-structure class this registry exists to make visible, and it would rot silently (the GENERATED_STAGE0_FILES figure above sat at 54 in prior notes while the const had reached 101). TWO TRAPS make the re-derivation non-obvious. First, working clones here are SHALLOW (a default worktree carries ~12 commits), so git log over a roster's history returns almost nothing and looks like 'this list has never changed' — run git fetch --depth=400 origin main first, and treat any basis older than that horizon as truncated rather than absent. Second, line numbers move, so trace the DECLARATION not a line range: git log -L then the decl's current start,end line range, and for a true growth series count the roster's elements at each touching commit (git show COMMIT:FILE piped through a count of the row marker) rather than trusting the touch count, since most commits edit a row without adding one. Basis (2026-07-25, post-merge of #7199): ci_floor_required_artifact_names 18 entries; witness_exclusion_frontier 74 rows; bin_witness_wet_entries 53; commit_gate_roster 44; known_red_probe_entries 7; gunbc_ci_floor_batch_wall_budget_seconds 7; gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership 3; ci_cost_floor_exempt_step_names 3. These are a DATED SNAPSHOT for comparison, not an authority: re-derive before relying on any of them. THE SNAPSHOT'S OWN STALENESS IS THE RECEIPT for why this note stores a recipe instead of a count column. The basis was first taken at main 4aed680509 and read: bin roster 17, exclusion frontier 73, bin_witness_wet 51, commit_gate_roster 45. Merging main a few hours later (bringing #7199) moved FOUR of those seven rows in ONE merge — 17 -> 18 (the bin roster gaining resolution_divergence_census, i.e. the very row this registry names as the expected first faller grew again while being registered), 73 -> 74, 51 -> 53, and commit_gate_roster 45 -> 44, which SHRANK. So a stored count here would have been wrong before the PR that wrote it even landed, and the shrink shows the drift is not monotone, which is why 'has it grown' must be answered by re-derivation over git rather than by comparing against a number someone typed. The rate visible in that one merge — four of seven rosters, inside a single day — is itself the finding this registry exists to surface." - -data roster_registry_upcoming_targets_note: String = "Walls for in-flight lanes (registry admission is the rule): (a) the bulk-native flip's 744 frontier rows MUST land ByDerivation — the native_routing_frontier registration below is the template (subject-keyed, closure-derived membership, equivalence receipt); (b) chore-remedy classification is already by-construction (subject types) and needs no registration; (c) the deploy lease/generation guard reuses Grant/containment-prefix plus git ancestry — no new group concept, nothing to enroll; (d) machine-shape scheduling and CI-ergonomics lanes: any 'pool'/'class'/'lane' String key at review enrolls here or is rejected as a nickname; (e) the long/ dir lane was BLESSED Form-C on the ground that storage grain came WITH a construction backstop — the five-second eval deadline making an over-budget fast-lane witness unwritable-in-place. THAT BLESSING IS RETRACTED (2026-08-04): the deadline is evaluated only while a witness RUNS, and moving a file under the long/ prefix is exactly the act that stops it running, so the backstop is disarmed by the move it was supposed to govern. Measured cost of the wrong blessing: gunbc#7762 commit 0cfd199f8 relocated a thirteen-function discriminating matrix into test/claim/long/ under the title fix CI fast-lane budget failures, adding a claim_batch command line as a data row and no cadence — zero executed coverage, admission holding, and a later commit on the same branch split eight of the thirteen back only because a reviewer looked. The lane keeps its ByContainment registration below because the containment IS still how the files are organized, but containment no longer decides admission: gunbc.witness_deferral_freeze enumerates the frozen legacy identities and anything outside it refuses (std.witness_admission UnclassifiedPathDeferral). The general lesson for a future Form-C blessing is that a backstop must be checked against the transformation it is claimed to prevent, not against the state it describes." - -type GroupMembership - = ByContainment - | ByDerivation { predicate: DeclarationRef } - | DeclaredFrontier { reason: String, dissolution: DissolutionCondition } - -type RosterRegistration { - roster: DeclarationRef - unit_kind: String - membership: GroupMembership -} - -fn roster_decl(module_path: String, decl_name: String) -> DeclarationRef { - DeclarationRef { - module_path: module_path, - decl_name: decl_name, - field: WholeDeclaration - } -} - -data roster_registry: List = [ - RosterRegistration { - roster: roster_decl(module_path: "v1.compiler.infer", decl_name: "unresolved_method_frontier"), - unit_kind: "method call whose receiver establishes no method surface, keyed (module, method, receiver_shape)", - membership: DeclaredFrontier { - reason: "The method-existence wall refuses an unresolved method rather than inheriting the receiver type, but it can only PROVE absence against a receiver that has a complete declared surface. These rows are the calls whose receiver has none — each an upstream receiver-resolution defect (a lambda parameter whose type never propagates, a coproduct payload typed as its variant name, a bare type variable, an optional whose cardinality is dropped before lookup) rather than a fact about the method. Refusing them would fabricate a refusal over correct working code, including the v2 tokenizer's own LexMatchThunk idiom; admitting them silently would fabricate a success. The rows carry the residue as counted MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted diagnostics instead. The key includes the receiver SHAPE because that shape IS the evidence, so a new call is refused unless it reproduces the exact unestablished shape the row was measured on.", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "feature:primitive-realization-single-authority — one PrimitiveDefinition identity joining semantic definition, interpreter dispatch and per-target emit handler, at which point every receiver has a complete declared surface and the wall decides these directly. Each row also dissolves individually when its own named receiver-resolution defect is fixed.") - } - }, - RosterRegistration { - roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "witness_exclusion_frontier"), - unit_kind: "witness discovery-exclusion path substring", - membership: DeclaredFrontier { - reason: "each excluded witness path pattern is an operator-ruled or structurally-forced exception to per-PR hermetic discovery; every row carries its consumer classification, reason, and trigger in-row", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "witness rows carry derived consumer classification (per witness_exclusion_single_authority_reconciliation_note) or the enforcement-intent registry absorbs the roster") - } - }, - RosterRegistration { - roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "whole_tree_strict_resolve_exclusion_substrings"), - unit_kind: "strict-resolve probe path substring", - membership: DeclaredFrontier { - reason: "the strict-resolve-broken set, baked as single authority per operator ruling 2026-07-13; per-row audit receipts in whole_tree_strict_resolve_scaffold_exclusion_note", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "per row: the file relocates under a /test/ path or the blanket /test/ exclusion policy changes so its resolve repairs; a row that excludes nothing deletes") - } - }, - RosterRegistration { - roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "bin_witness_wet_entries"), - unit_kind: "schedule witness entry (entry file x function)", - membership: DeclaredFrontier { - reason: "bin-execution witness class: fns run compiled seed witness binaries (host effects on non-commit-deterministic inputs), so the hermetic envelope refuses them by construction; they run as the declared Wet-profiled batch (bin_witness_wet_note)", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "these files migrate under the execution-corpus scope prefix and enroll as ExecutionWitnessKind rows in gunbc.commit_workflow; then this roster and its exclusion rows delete") - } - }, - RosterRegistration { - roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "scoped_witness_batches"), - unit_kind: "scoped witness batch instance", - membership: DeclaredFrontier { - reason: "source-root envelopes outside ordinary discovery enroll through the generic std.realization_schedule ScopedWitnessBatch carrier; the current v1 claim instance is the first live member", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "per instance: its source-root envelope joins ordinary discovery or its typed instance dissolution trigger fires; roster-wide, scoped batches derive from declarations that require a non-ordinary source-root envelope") - } - }, - RosterRegistration { - roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries"), - unit_kind: "file-grain schedule witness entry", - membership: DeclaredFrontier { - reason: "these two v1 claim files require the dag plus src/v1 envelope declared by v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch and are outside ordinary dag plus src/v2 discovery", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots v1_claim_scoped_witness_dissolve_on: V2ParserOwnsV1Claims") - } - }, RosterRegistration { roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_rows"), unit_kind: "schedule witness entry (entry file x function)", diff --git a/dag/std/types.dag b/dag/std/types.dag index 952ef6049eb..eee6aee0183 100644 --- a/dag/std/types.dag +++ b/dag/std/types.dag @@ -113,6 +113,14 @@ fn list_length(items: List) -> Int { type CommitSha = String +data commit_sha_text_holds_note: String = "The located syntax wall for an EXTERNALLY SUPPLIED Git head: lowercase 40-hex. It lives here, beside CommitSha, because that is the one authority every Git-head consumer already names — it was previously homed in std.realization_schedule as scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds, where a receipt family that has since been deleted happened to be its first caller, and a second consumer (v2.compiler.self_host.frontier_probe_survey) was already importing it across that seam. CommitSha is presently an unvalidated String alias, so this predicate is a validating CHECK a caller must remember to run, not a construction wall. Dissolve-on: CommitSha gains one validating constructor; callers reach the constructor, the invalid state stops being writable, and this predicate deletes." + +fn commit_sha_text_holds(head: String) -> Bool { + head.length() == 40 && all(chars(s: head), cp => + (cp >= 48 && cp <= 57) || (cp >= 97 && cp <= 102) + ) +} + type Sha256 = String type RetryCount = Int where range(min: 1, max: 5) type HttpStatus = Int where range(min: 100, max: 599) diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag index 75a1c60bf78..17d36c6128e 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ data other_failing_component: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discove fn receipt_text_with(component: String) -> String { concat(concat(concat( - "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"31000000001\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":1,\"affected_set_cold_control\":null,\"selection_degradation\":null,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[", + "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"31000000001\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":1,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[", component), "],\"components\":["), concat(component, "]}")) } diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag index 02deb455086..0125631004d 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag @@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ fn receipt_json(schema: String, workflow: String, run_id: String, head_sha: Stri concat(concat("{\"schema\":\"", schema), concat("\",\"workflow_name\":\"", workflow)), concat(concat("\",\"run_id\":\"", run_id), concat("\",\"head_sha\":\"", head_sha)) ), - "\",\"component_count\":0,\"affected_set_cold_control\":null,\"selection_degradation\":null,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}" + "\",\"component_count\":0,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}" ) } @@ -506,7 +506,7 @@ data receipt_strictness_claim_note: String = "Item C's claims. The count check i fn receipt_with(component_count: String, components: String, unsuccessful: String) -> String { concat(concat(concat(concat( "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"31000000001\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":", - component_count), ",\"affected_set_cold_control\":null,\"selection_degradation\":null,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":"), + component_count), ",\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":"), unsuccessful), concat(",\"components\":", concat(components, "}"))) } @@ -576,17 +576,17 @@ test fn an_unsuccessful_component_missing_failure_mode_refuses_located() -> Bool test fn a_required_auxiliary_member_absent_refuses_rather_than_becoming_null() -> Bool { match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"1\",\"head_sha\":\"abc\",\"component_count\":0,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}", + text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"1\",\"head_sha\":\"abc\",\"component_count\":0,\"unsuccessful_components\":[]}", expected_schema: alert_expected_schema ) { - ReceiptMemberAbsent { member: m } => m == "affected_set_cold_control" + ReceiptMemberAbsent { member: m } => m == "components" _ => false } } test fn a_numeric_workflow_name_in_the_receipt_refuses() -> Bool { match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":42,\"run_id\":\"1\",\"head_sha\":\"abc\",\"component_count\":0,\"affected_set_cold_control\":null,\"selection_degradation\":null,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}", + text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":42,\"run_id\":\"1\",\"head_sha\":\"abc\",\"component_count\":0,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}", expected_schema: alert_expected_schema ) { ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "workflow_name" diff --git a/dag/test/claim/floor_component_receipt_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/floor_component_receipt_witness_test.dag index 19e6afbebb1..527a5e573c5 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/floor_component_receipt_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/floor_component_receipt_witness_test.dag @@ -12,15 +12,10 @@ import std.measure { Millisecond, millisecond } import std.measure { ClockBasis, CpuClock, WallClock } import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { FloorComponentRow, - FloorControlState, - ControlConcluded, - ControlAbsent, - ControlAmbiguous, floor_component_row, floor_component_row_of_failure_mode, floor_component_row_not_concluded, floor_component_row_is_done, - floor_affected_set_control_state, floor_unsuccessful_component_rows, floor_component_receipt_document, floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete, @@ -43,7 +38,6 @@ fn fcr_control_row_with(outcome_tag: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr) -> FloorC run_id: fcr_run_id, index: 1, label: "discovery-corpus predict-only" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "predict_only" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 5217, outcome_tag: outcome_tag, detail: detail, @@ -62,7 +56,6 @@ fn fcr_silent_pick_row() -> FloorComponentRow? { run_id: fcr_run_id, index: 4, label: "discovery-corpus silent-pick gate" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 1, outcome_tag: "refused" as NonEmptyStr, detail: fcr_silent_pick_diagnostic, @@ -79,7 +72,6 @@ fn fcr_timed_out_row() -> FloorComponentRow? { run_id: fcr_run_id, index: 4, label: "discovery-corpus silent-pick gate" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 1, outcome_tag: "timed_out" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "unused by the TimedOut arm" as NonEmptyStr, @@ -96,7 +88,6 @@ fn fcr_expect_red_row(index: Nat) -> FloorComponentRow? { run_id: fcr_run_id, index: index, label: "discovery-corpus expect_red" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 6, outcome_tag: "done" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "expect_red still-red OK" as NonEmptyStr, @@ -129,24 +120,13 @@ fn fcr_real_run_rows() -> List { ]) } -fn fcr_control_verified(rows: List) -> Bool { - match floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: rows) { - ControlConcluded { row: r } => floor_component_row_is_done(row: r) - ControlAbsent { cause: _ } => false - ControlAmbiguous { cause: _, matched: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn fcr_real_run_reports_control_verified_and_names_silent_pick() -> Bool { +test fn fcr_real_run_names_the_silent_pick_component() -> Bool { let rows = fcr_real_run_rows() let failed = floor_unsuccessful_component_rows(rows: rows) let doc = floor_component_receipt_document(workflow_name: fcr_workflow_name, run_id: fcr_run_id, head_sha: fcr_head_sha, rows: rows) count(rows) == 4 - && fcr_control_verified(rows: rows) && count(failed) == 1 && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"schema\": \"floor-component-receipt/v1\"") - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"state\": \"present\"") - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"verified\": true") && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "resolution_divergence_silent_pick_gate_keystone_holds") && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "900000ms whole-receipt budget") && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"outcome\": \"refused\"") @@ -162,51 +142,11 @@ test fn fcr_timed_out_arm_projects_budget_and_elapsed() -> Bool { && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"elapsed_ms\": 900766") } -test fn fcr_red_control_control_itself_failed_is_not_verified() -> Bool { - let rows = fcr_rows_of(opts: [ - fcr_control_row_with( - outcome_tag: "failed" as NonEmptyStr, - detail: "predict-only corpus red" as NonEmptyStr - ), - fcr_silent_pick_row() - ]) - count(rows) == 2 && !fcr_control_verified(rows: rows) -} - -test fn fcr_red_control_absent_control_is_not_silently_verified() -> Bool { - let rows = fcr_rows_of(opts: [fcr_silent_pick_row()]) - let doc = floor_component_receipt_document(workflow_name: fcr_workflow_name, run_id: fcr_run_id, head_sha: fcr_head_sha, rows: rows) - count(rows) == 1 - && !fcr_control_verified(rows: rows) - && (match floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: rows) { - ControlConcluded { row: _ } => false - ControlAbsent { cause: _ } => true - ControlAmbiguous { cause: _, matched: _ } => false - }) - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"state\": \"absent\"") - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"verified\": false") -} - -test fn fcr_red_control_ambiguous_control_refuses() -> Bool { - let rows = fcr_rows_of(opts: [ - fcr_control_row_with(outcome_tag: "done" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "first" as NonEmptyStr), - fcr_control_row_with(outcome_tag: "done" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "second" as NonEmptyStr) - ]) - count(rows) == 2 - && !fcr_control_verified(rows: rows) - && (match floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: rows) { - ControlConcluded { row: _ } => false - ControlAbsent { cause: _ } => false - ControlAmbiguous { cause: _, matched: m } => m == 2 - }) -} - test fn fcr_red_control_unknown_tags_fail_closed() -> Bool { let bad_outcome = floor_component_row( run_id: fcr_run_id, index: 1, label: "x" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "predict_only" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 1, outcome_tag: "probably_fine" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "d" as NonEmptyStr, @@ -216,22 +156,7 @@ test fn fcr_red_control_unknown_tags_fail_closed() -> Bool { shown_failures: 0, wall: millisecond(count: 1) ) - let bad_selection = floor_component_row( - run_id: fcr_run_id, - index: 1, - label: "x" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "whatever" as NonEmptyStr, - witnesses: 1, - outcome_tag: "done" as NonEmptyStr, - detail: "d" as NonEmptyStr, - basis: WallClock, - budget: millisecond(count: 0), - elapsed: millisecond(count: 0), - shown_failures: 0, - wall: millisecond(count: 1) - ) (match bad_outcome { Absent => true Present { value: _ } => false }) - && (match bad_selection { Absent => true Present { value: _ } => false }) && fcr_all_present(opts: [ fcr_control_row_with(outcome_tag: "done" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "ok" as NonEmptyStr) ]) @@ -258,7 +183,6 @@ fn fcr_mode_row(mode: NonEmptyStr) -> FloorComponentRow? { run_id: fcr_run_id, index: 4, label: "discovery-corpus silent-pick gate" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 1, failure_mode: mode, detail: fcr_silent_pick_diagnostic, @@ -271,7 +195,6 @@ fn fcr_not_concluded_mode_row(mode: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr) -> FloorCo run_id: fcr_run_id, index: 7, label: "discovery-corpus wet self-host" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, failure_mode: mode, detail: detail ) @@ -349,61 +272,6 @@ test fn fcr_red_control_unmodelled_failure_mode_refuses_never_widens() -> Bool { && (match budget { Absent => false Present { value: _ } => true }) } -data fcr_unreached_control_note: String = "The projection half of the receipt's TOTALITY property (the seed half is claim_executor's unreached_components_carry_planned_identity_not_placeholder). An enrolled component the stop policy never reached is padded into the receipt so the component count stays total. WHICH IDENTITY that padded row carries decides whether the receipt can still tell two different states apart. Carrying the PLANNED selection tag, an unreached cold control stays a predict_only row and resolves to ControlConcluded with a Skipped outcome — enrolled, did not run, verified false. Carrying a placeholder off tag instead, the same run resolves to ControlAbsent, whose cause reads 'the affected-set cold control did not run' — true by accident, and indistinguishable from a run where the control was never enrolled at all. Two states with different remedies collapsing to one output is the state-space conflation this module exists to prevent, so the pair below asserts they stay distinct rather than asserting either arm alone." - -fn fcr_unreached_control_row(selection_tag: NonEmptyStr) -> FloorComponentRow? { - floor_component_row( - run_id: fcr_run_id, - index: 2, - label: "discovery-corpus predict-only" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: selection_tag, - witnesses: 0, - outcome_tag: "skipped" as NonEmptyStr, - detail: "batch not reached — an earlier batch failed under the stop policy" as NonEmptyStr, - basis: WallClock, - budget: millisecond(count: 0), - elapsed: millisecond(count: 0), - shown_failures: 0, - wall: millisecond(count: 0) - ) -} - -test fn fcr_unreached_control_keeps_its_identity_and_is_not_verified() -> Bool { - let rows = fcr_rows_of(opts: [ - fcr_unreached_control_row(selection_tag: "predict_only" as NonEmptyStr) - ]) - let doc = floor_component_receipt_document(workflow_name: fcr_workflow_name, run_id: fcr_run_id, head_sha: fcr_head_sha, rows: rows) - count(rows) == 1 - && !fcr_control_verified(rows: rows) - && (match floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: rows) { - ControlConcluded { row: _ } => true - ControlAbsent { cause: _ } => false - ControlAmbiguous { cause: _, matched: _ } => false - }) - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"state\": \"present\"") - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"verified\": false") - && string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"outcome\": \"skipped\"") -} - -test fn fcr_red_control_placeholder_identity_erases_the_cold_control() -> Bool { - let padded = fcr_rows_of(opts: [ - fcr_unreached_control_row(selection_tag: "off" as NonEmptyStr) - ]) - let planned = fcr_rows_of(opts: [ - fcr_unreached_control_row(selection_tag: "predict_only" as NonEmptyStr) - ]) - let padded_doc = floor_component_receipt_document(workflow_name: fcr_workflow_name, run_id: fcr_run_id, head_sha: fcr_head_sha, rows: padded) - let planned_doc = floor_component_receipt_document(workflow_name: fcr_workflow_name, run_id: fcr_run_id, head_sha: fcr_head_sha, rows: planned) - count(padded) == 1 - && count(planned) == 1 - && (match floor_affected_set_control_state(rows: padded) { - ControlConcluded { row: _ } => false - ControlAbsent { cause: _ } => true - ControlAmbiguous { cause: _, matched: _ } => false - }) - && !(padded_doc == planned_doc) -} - data fcr_failure_mode_edge_note: String = "The row-grain failure-mode edge, and the collapse it exists to undo. floor_component_outcome_of_failure_mode maps Infra and WitnessRed onto the SAME ObservationOutcome (Failed), which is right for the observation record and wrong for anyone deciding what to do next: a dead runner and a genuinely false claim are different faults with different owners. Before the edge, a consumer holding the Failed arm could only tell them apart by reading the diagnostic prose — the string classification the seed boundary already refuses. The pair below asserts BOTH halves of the property, because either alone is satisfiable by a broken projection: the outcomes must still agree (both Failed — the edge did not fork the observation record) AND the modes must differ (Infra vs WitnessRed — the edge actually recovers the distinction). A projection that renamed the outcomes apart would pass a modes-differ check while breaking the record; one that dropped the mode would pass an outcomes-agree check while restoring the blindness." fn fcr_mode_of(mode: NonEmptyStr) -> String { @@ -491,9 +359,9 @@ test fn fcr_red_control_tag_built_row_records_no_mode_rather_than_guessing() -> && !string_contains(s: doc, pattern: "\"failure_mode\": \"none\"") } -data selection_degradation_round_trip_note: String = "The writer/reader round trip is witnessed on the NO-SELECTION path specifically, because that is the path that was broken: the selection path always emitted the member and would have passed a round-trip check that never exercised its sibling. A claim that only covers the arm which already worked is the shape that let this ship." +data receipt_round_trip_note: String = "THE WRITER'S OUTPUT DECODES THROUGH THE STRICT READER, and this witness exists because that once stopped being true. The writer emitted a selection_degradation member only when a selection snapshot existed, while the reader REQUIRED it, so the no-selection path produced a document the reader refused (review 49594). Both members are now deleted with affected-set selection itself — the writer no longer emits them and the reader no longer requires them — so the specific break is gone. The round trip is still witnessed, because what made that defect possible is structural rather than incidental: the writer and the reader are two hand-maintained member lists, and nothing but this execution joins them. Dissolve-on: the document type derives both projections, at which point a writer that omits a required member is unrepresentable and this witness becomes redundant with the type." -test fn fcr_no_selection_receipt_decodes_through_the_strict_reader() -> Bool { +test fn fcr_receipt_decodes_through_the_strict_reader() -> Bool { let doc = floor_component_receipt_document( workflow_name: fcr_workflow_name, run_id: fcr_run_id, @@ -508,7 +376,7 @@ test fn fcr_no_selection_receipt_decodes_through_the_strict_reader() -> Bool { data fcr_run_terminal_legacy_absent_note: String = "Pre-PR receipts under artifact retention omit run_terminal entirely. receipt_run_terminal_at maps absent to null so the alert decoder does not refuse them (review 51856); same transitional pattern as component_outcome_wire_legacy_pending_tag_note." -data fcr_legacy_receipt_without_run_terminal: String = "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"30509024051\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":0,\"affected_set_cold_control\":null,\"selection_degradation\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}" +data fcr_legacy_receipt_without_run_terminal: String = "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"30509024051\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":0,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}" test fn fcr_legacy_receipt_without_run_terminal_member_decodes() -> Bool { match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( diff --git a/dag/test/claim/observation_emit_census_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/observation_emit_census_witness_test.dag index 5f8827b064b..e01a3286323 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/observation_emit_census_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/observation_emit_census_witness_test.dag @@ -26,7 +26,6 @@ import gunbc.observation_emit_census { assembly_split_site, witness_row_cost_site, witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site, - selection_degradation_site, } data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree @@ -131,9 +130,7 @@ test fn w_post_snapshot_live_tags_are_rostered_bidirectional() -> Bool { census_marker_present(site: witness_row_cost_site) && emit_site_is_frontier(site: witness_row_cost_site) && census_marker_present(site: witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site) && - emit_site_is_frontier(site: witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site) && - census_marker_present(site: selection_degradation_site) && - emit_site_is_frontier(site: selection_degradation_site) + emit_site_is_frontier(site: witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_site) } test fn w_the_raw_byte_dump_shape_is_gone_from_the_seed() -> Bool { diff --git a/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag index da3fdc1b255..fecba732810 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag @@ -25,7 +25,6 @@ fn synthetic_correct_schedule() -> List> { source_roots: ["dag"] scan_dirs: [] explicit_entries: [] - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() exclude_substrings: [] discovery_scope_dirs: [] diff --git a/dag/test/claim/runnable_resource_profile_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/runnable_resource_profile_witness_test.dag index c55bb0d4b8c..daf6f64fe00 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/runnable_resource_profile_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/runnable_resource_profile_witness_test.dag @@ -47,7 +47,6 @@ test fn witness_corpus_never_forbids_co_residence() -> Bool { source_roots: [] scan_dirs: [] explicit_entries: [] - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff profile: runnable_resource_profile( heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, spawns_host_compiler: false, diff --git a/dag/test/claim/seed_debt_bundle_item_2_floor_scope.dag b/dag/test/claim/seed_debt_bundle_item_2_floor_scope.dag index e4bbb134795..8eddc5156ea 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/seed_debt_bundle_item_2_floor_scope.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/seed_debt_bundle_item_2_floor_scope.dag @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ module test.claim.seed_debt_bundle_item_2_floor_scope import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots } import std.realization_schedule { - SelectionOff, Runnable, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, ScheduleWitnessEntry, @@ -28,7 +27,6 @@ fn seed_debt_floor_scope_batches() -> List> { source_roots: witness_layer_roots, scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: seed_debt_witness_entries(), - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() diff --git a/dag/tools/dag_compile_clean_scope.dag b/dag/tools/dag_compile_clean_scope.dag index df28ba4db1f..2d9bc63d58e 100644 --- a/dag/tools/dag_compile_clean_scope.dag +++ b/dag/tools/dag_compile_clean_scope.dag @@ -193,10 +193,10 @@ data scope_disposition_rows: List = [ ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "docs/plans/example.md", expect: ExpectSkip }, ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "./docs/plans/example.md", expect: ExpectSkip }, ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "dag/gunbc/plans/example.dag", expect: ExpectWholeTree }, - ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", expect: ExpectScopedContaining { required_entry: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag" } }, + ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/overlap_peer_a_test.dag", expect: ExpectScopedContaining { required_entry: "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/overlap_peer_a_test.dag" } }, ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs", expect: ExpectWholeTree }, ScopeDispositionRow { touched: ".github/workflows/ci.yml", expect: ExpectWholeTree }, - ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag", expect: ExpectScopedContaining { required_entry: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag" } } + ScopeDispositionRow { touched: "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/overlap_coordination.dag", expect: ExpectScopedContaining { required_entry: "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/overlap_peer_a_test.dag" } } ] fn touched_path_disposition_matches_with_roster( @@ -238,15 +238,15 @@ fn touched_path_disposition_matches_with_roster( } data scope_disposition_witness_roster: List = [ - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_data_witness_test.dag" + "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/overlap_peer_a_test.dag", + "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage/cleanup_test.dag" ] data scope_disposition_witness_pool_roots: List = [ - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip" + "src/v2/test/fixture/walk_plan_stage" ] -data scope_disposition_witness_roster_note: String = "Pinned fixture-grain roster AND pool for the disposition-row witness, not compile_clean_shard_entry_paths() over the live pool: each interpreted entry_affected_by_touched_paths call materializes whole-pool dependency facts as interpreter values, so live-pool rows cost ~100s and multi-GB under the Wet interpreter (measured 2026-07-16; OOM-kill class in the witness corpus and in capped dev containers). The fixture pool makes every walking row cheap while staying REAL: self-selection (node_precise_discriminator_test selects itself) and cross-file selection through a genuine import edge (touching floor_disc_shared_helper selects node_precise_discriminator_test, which imports it, and NOT floor_disc_data_witness_test — a strict-subset proof). Live-pool, live-roster selection is proven by execution on the host-realized floor fast path (entry_file_touched_via_import_closure — certified against v2.lens.module_graph by the module-grain receipt harness, exercised by floor_fast_plan_scopes_touched_dag_entry_via_import_closure and every non-docs PR floor run)." +data scope_disposition_witness_roster_note: String = "Pinned fixture-grain roster AND pool for the disposition-row witness, not compile_clean_shard_entry_paths() over the live pool: each interpreted entry_affected_by_touched_paths call materializes whole-pool dependency facts as interpreter values, so live-pool rows cost ~100s and multi-GB under the Wet interpreter (measured 2026-07-16; OOM-kill class in the witness corpus and in capped dev containers). The fixture pool makes every walking row cheap while staying REAL: self-selection (overlap_peer_a_test selects itself) and cross-file selection through a genuine import edge (touching overlap_coordination selects overlap_peer_a_test, which imports it, and NOT cleanup_test, which does not — a strict-subset proof). The specimens moved from test/fixture/floor_skip to test/fixture/walk_plan_stage on 2026-08-15 because the former fixture home was deleted with affected-set selection; the two properties the rows prove are unchanged, and the pair was chosen to preserve the strict-subset half rather than merely to compile. Live-pool, live-roster selection is proven by execution on the host-realized floor fast path (entry_file_touched_via_import_closure — certified against v2.lens.module_graph by the module-grain receipt harness, exercised by floor_fast_plan_scopes_touched_dag_entry_via_import_closure and every non-docs PR floor run)." fn touched_path_disposition_matches(row: ScopeDispositionRow) -> Bool { touched_path_disposition_matches_with_roster( diff --git a/src/v2/compiler/self_host/frontier_probe_survey.dag b/src/v2/compiler/self_host/frontier_probe_survey.dag index 5c973c8bbb1..76062ded497 100644 --- a/src/v2/compiler/self_host/frontier_probe_survey.dag +++ b/src/v2/compiler/self_host/frontier_probe_survey.dag @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ import v2.compiler.self_host.frontier_probe_types { frontier_probe_receipt_located_reason, frontier_probe_receipt_module_path } -import std.realization_schedule { scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds } +import std.types { commit_sha_text_holds } import std.content_hash { ContentHash, compare_content_hash, ContentHashEqual } import v2.compiler.name_resolve { Admission } import v2.compiler.source_authority { SourceRootIngest } @@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ fn frontier_survey_probe_policy_revision_holds(revision: ContentHash) -> Bool { } fn frontier_survey_subject_well_formed_holds(subject: FrontierSurveySubject) -> Bool { - scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds(head: subject.source_commit) + commit_sha_text_holds(head: subject.source_commit) && frontier_survey_executable_sha256_holds(digest: subject.survey_executable) && frontier_survey_source_roots_digest_holds(digest: subject.source_roots_digest) && frontier_survey_probe_policy_revision_holds(revision: subject.probe_policy_revision) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag index 9fc028c55ac..bc5211aa58c 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag @@ -70,10 +70,9 @@ import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { witness_floor_batch_clamp_params_cover_schedule, witness_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_all_positive, witness_floor_batch_clamp_rate_all_nonneg, - v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled, } import gunbc.explicit_witness_admission { known_red_probe_corpus_roster, known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_fast_budget_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_long_budget_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_fast_budget_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_long_budget_roster } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_discovery_scan_dirs, v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries, v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch, scoped_witness_batches, known_red_probe_roster, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, bin_witness_wet_entries } +import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_discovery_scan_dirs, known_red_probe_roster, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, bin_witness_wet_entries } import v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment { falsifier_self_host_wet_entries, falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries, @@ -81,16 +80,12 @@ import v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment { } import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_spec, gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, ci_spec_with_witness_entries, ci_spec_with_discovery_scan_dirs, CiSpec, EmitHostGate, CheapClaimPoolGate, ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate, GeneratedArtifactDriftGate, ExtdepsScopePlacementGate, ProseRowIntroductionGate, DagCompileCleanGate, RegenVerifyGate, SourceRootIngestGate, gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes, gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes } import std.realization_schedule { - Runnable, RunnableSingleClaim, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, RunnableScopedWitnessBatch, + Runnable, RunnableSingleClaim, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, RunnableOwnsBatchClamp, runnable_batch_clamp_source, SequentialChildProcess, InheritedWalkSourceRoots, - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded, ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused, - ScopedWitnessExecuted, ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped, scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode, FloorWorkerObservation, OrdinaryFloorWorker, FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved, FloorWorkerReportedCompleted, FloorWorkerCompleted, FloorWorkerFailed, floor_worker_observation_outcome, - SelectionOff, SelectionApplied, SelectionPredictOnly, NodeFrontierSelection, - node_frontier_selection_eq, runnable_eq, runnable_resource_profile, runnable_memory_substantial, runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence, runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve, ScheduleWitnessEntry, schedule_witness_entry_eq, schedule_witness_entry_roster_contains, @@ -181,8 +176,7 @@ data zero_roster_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_witness_entries( fn runnable_function(r: Runnable) -> String { match r { RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: _ } => f - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => corpus_sentinel - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => "__scoped_witness_batch__" + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => corpus_sentinel RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => "__kernel_workload__" } } @@ -254,9 +248,8 @@ fn witness_independent_jobs_parallelize() -> Bool { fn runnable_is_heavy_discovery(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: p) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: batch.resource_profile.runnable) RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -294,7 +287,7 @@ fn witness_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves() -> Bool { fn discovery_carries_exactly(r: Runnable, expected: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: roots, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: scope, profile: _ } => + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: roots, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: scope, profile: _ } => (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: scope) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == 1) && @@ -341,109 +334,6 @@ fn runnable_batch_index(batches: List>, target: Runnable) -> Int } } -test fn witness_v1_claim_scoped_batch_is_file_grain_and_batch_owned() -> Bool { - let target = RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch } - (length(xs: scoped_witness_batches) == 1) - && ((v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries |> count) > 0) - && (v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries |> all(e => e.function == "")) - && (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.source_roots == ["dag", "src/v1"]) - && (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.scan_dirs == []) - && (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.node_frontier_selection == SelectionApplied) - && (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.execution_authority == InheritedWalkSourceRoots {}) - && execution_mode_eq(left: v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.execution_mode, right: Hermetic) - && (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.resource_profile.process_isolation == SequentialChildProcess) - && match runnable_batch_clamp_source(r: target) { - RunnableOwnsBatchClamp { clamp: clamp } => (second_count(s: clamp.overhead) == 720) && (millisecond_count(m: clamp.per_unit) == 0) - _ => false - } - && witness_layer_roots == ["dag", "src/v2"] -} - -test fn witness_scoped_batch_is_singleton_and_outside_positional_clamps() -> Bool { - let batches = gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() - let target = RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch } - let v1_envelope_known_red_enrolled = v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled() - (batch_index_of(batches: batches, target: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes") == 1) - && (runnable_batch_index(batches: batches, target: target) >= 0) - && (v1_envelope_known_red_enrolled == (length(xs: known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster()) > 0)) - && (!v1_envelope_known_red_enrolled || fold(batches, init: false, f: fn(found, batch) { - found || fold(batch, init: false, f: fn(inner, r) { - inner || v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_holds(r: r) - }) - })) - && (length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params) == length(xs: batches) - 1) -} - -fn v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: roots, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (roots == ["dag", "src/v1"]) - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster())) - && (mode == SelectionApplied) - && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: r) - && (p.spawns_host_compiler == false) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_uses_v1_roots() -> Bool { - let enrolled = v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled() - (enrolled == (length(xs: known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster()) > 0)) - && (!enrolled || fold(gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches(), init: false, f: fn(found, batch) { - found || fold(batch, init: false, f: fn(inner, r) { - inner || v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch_holds(r: r) - }) - })) -} - -test fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_accepts_writer_projection() -> Bool { - match scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode(text: "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail\naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\tv1-claim-scoped-witnesses\t0123456789abcdef\tsrc/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag\tw_caret_tokenizes_as_sh_caret\tcorpus\texecuted\ttrue\n") { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: rows } => - length(xs: rows) == 1 - && match rows.first().outcome { - ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: ok } => ok - _ => false - } - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_refuses_empty_ledger() -> Bool { - match scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode(text: "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail\n") { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: _ } => false - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: detail } => detail != "" - } -} - -test fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_preserves_selection_skip_provenance() -> Bool { - match scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode(text: "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail\naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\tv1-claim-scoped-witnesses\t0123456789abcdef\tsrc/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag\tw_caret_tokenizes_as_sh_caret\tcorpus\tselection-skipped\tskip-before-resolve-fast-path\n") { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: rows } => - length(xs: rows) == 1 - && match rows.first().outcome { - ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: provenance } => provenance == "skip-before-resolve-fast-path" - _ => false - } - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_refuses_sha1_digest_family() -> Bool { - match scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode(text: "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail\naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\tv1-claim-scoped-witnesses\t0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\tsrc/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag\tw_caret_tokenizes_as_sh_caret\tcorpus\texecuted\ttrue\n") { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: _ } => false - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: detail } => detail != "" - } -} - -test fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_refuses_sha256_digest_family() -> Bool { - match scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode(text: "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail\naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\tv1-claim-scoped-witnesses\t0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef\tsrc/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag\tw_caret_tokenizes_as_sh_caret\tcorpus\texecuted\ttrue\n") { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: _ } => false - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: detail } => detail != "" - } -} - test fn floor_worker_observation_outcome_is_derived_from_evidence() -> Bool { let completed = FloorWorkerObservation { worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker, @@ -534,9 +424,8 @@ test fn witness_optin_emit_host_co_runs_corpus_without_serialization() -> Bool { fn discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => execution_mode_eq(left: p.execution_mode, right: Hermetic) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => execution_mode_eq(left: batch.execution_mode, right: Hermetic) RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -548,42 +437,6 @@ fn witness_hermetic_floor_posture_declared() -> Bool { && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches().first().first()) } -fn discovery_batch_selection_is(r: Runnable, expected: NodeFrontierSelection) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => - node_frontier_selection_eq(left: mode, right: expected) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -// The three ordinary merge-critical witness batches run their whole roster. Pinned -// positively (each is SelectionOff) AND negatively (none is SelectionApplied), because a -// three-valued field makes "not applied" and "off" different claims: a drift to -// SelectionPredictOnly would satisfy the negative half alone while quietly restoring a -// mechanism the flip exists to stop consuming. -test fn witness_ordinary_floor_batches_run_the_whole_roster() -> Bool { - discovery_batch_selection_is(r: corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), expected: SelectionOff) - && discovery_batch_selection_is(r: execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), expected: SelectionOff) - && discovery_batch_selection_is(r: bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for(), expected: SelectionOff) - && !discovery_batch_selection_is(r: corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), expected: SelectionApplied) - && !discovery_batch_selection_is(r: execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), expected: SelectionApplied) - && !discovery_batch_selection_is(r: bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for(), expected: SelectionApplied) -} - -// The declared scope boundary of the flip, asserted rather than described: the falsifier's -// cold control still carries its predict-only arm, and the v1 scoped batch still selects. -// If a later change widens the flip to either, this reds and the widening becomes a -// decision instead of a side effect. -test fn witness_selection_flip_scope_is_exactly_the_ordinary_corpus() -> Bool { - (v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch.node_frontier_selection == SelectionApplied) - && discovery_batch_selection_is( - r: gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches().first().first(), - expected: SelectionPredictOnly - ) -} - test fn witness_emit_host_profile_forbids_corpus_co_residence() -> Bool { runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence(r: gate_runnable(g: EmitHostGate)) } @@ -592,32 +445,10 @@ test fn witness_light_gate_profile_allows_corpus_co_residence() -> Bool { !runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence(r: gate_runnable(g: ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate)) } -fn falsifier_batch_selection(mode: NodeFrontierSelection) -> Bool { - match mode { - SelectionPredictOnly => true - SelectionApplied => false - SelectionOff => false - } -} - fn discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => execution_mode_eq(left: p.execution_mode, right: Wet) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => execution_mode_eq(left: batch.execution_mode, right: Wet) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_predict_only_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - falsifier_batch_selection(mode: mode) - && (length(xs: entries) == 0) - && (length(xs: dirs) == 3) - && execution_mode_eq(left: p.execution_mode, right: Hermetic) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -625,17 +456,11 @@ fn falsifier_predict_only_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { fn falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => false - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_self_host_wet_entries())) && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) && p.spawns_host_compiler - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -683,17 +508,11 @@ test fn witness_known_red_roster_set_eq_is_exact_not_a_length_agreement() -> Boo fn known_red_probe_batch_matches_roster(r: Runnable, roster: List) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => false - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && known_red_roster_set_eq(a: entries, b: roster) && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: r) && (p.spawns_host_compiler == false) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -744,17 +563,11 @@ fn falsifier_known_red_probe_batches_hold(b: List) -> Bool { fn falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => false - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries)) && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) && p.spawns_host_compiler - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -762,18 +575,12 @@ fn falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { fn falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => false - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries)) && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) && p.spawns_host_compiler && p.heavy_whole_tree_resolve - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -781,17 +588,11 @@ fn falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { fn falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => false - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries())) && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: r) && (p.spawns_host_compiler == false) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -811,18 +612,12 @@ fn falsifier_substrate_long_lane_budget_exceeds_fast_lane_holds() -> Bool { fn falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => true - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => false - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_cadence_witness_entries())) && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) && p.spawns_host_compiler && (p.heavy_whole_tree_resolve == false) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } @@ -830,8 +625,6 @@ fn falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { let batches = gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches() - let predict_ok = (batches.first().length() == 1) - && falsifier_predict_only_batch_holds(r: batches.first().first()) let wet_enrolled = falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled() let wet_known_red_enrolled = falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_enrolled() let probe_enrolled = falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled() @@ -840,16 +633,16 @@ fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { let substrate_long_enrolled = falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_enrolled() let cadence_enrolled = falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_enrolled() let gate_enrolled = falsifier_gate_batch_enrolled() - let expected_batches = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if cadence_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let expected_batches = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if cadence_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let wet_ok = if wet_enrolled { - let wet_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: 1).first() + let wet_batch = batches.first() (wet_batch.length() == 1) && falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_holds(r: wet_batch.first()) } else { true } let wet_known_red_ok = if wet_known_red_enrolled { - let wet_known_red_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let wet_known_red_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let wet_known_red_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: wet_known_red_offset).first() (wet_known_red_batch.length() == 1) && falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_holds(r: wet_known_red_batch.first()) @@ -857,14 +650,14 @@ fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { true } let probe_ok = if probe_enrolled { - let probe_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let probe_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let probe_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: probe_offset).first() falsifier_known_red_probe_batches_hold(b: probe_batch) } else { true } let silent_pick_gate_ok = if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { - let silent_pick_gate_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let silent_pick_gate_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let silent_pick_gate_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: silent_pick_gate_offset).first() (silent_pick_gate_batch.length() == 1) && falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_holds(r: silent_pick_gate_batch.first()) @@ -872,14 +665,14 @@ fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { true } let rehomed_ok = if rehomed_enrolled { - let rehomed_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let rehomed_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let rehomed_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: rehomed_offset).first() (rehomed_batch.length() == 1) } else { true } let substrate_long_ok = if substrate_long_enrolled { - let substrate_long_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let substrate_long_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let substrate_long_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: substrate_long_offset).first() (substrate_long_batch.length() == 1) && falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_holds(r: substrate_long_batch.first()) @@ -887,7 +680,7 @@ fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { true } let cadence_ok = if cadence_enrolled { - let cadence_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let cadence_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let cadence_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: cadence_offset).first() (cadence_batch.length() == 1) && falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_holds(r: cadence_batch.first()) @@ -895,13 +688,13 @@ fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { true } let gate_ok = if gate_enrolled { - let gate_offset = 1 + (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if cadence_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + let gate_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if cadence_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) let gate_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: gate_offset).first() falsifier_gate_batch_carries_the_flipped_gates(batch: gate_batch) } else { true } - (length(xs: batches) == expected_batches) && predict_ok && wet_ok && wet_known_red_ok && probe_ok && silent_pick_gate_ok && rehomed_ok && substrate_long_ok && cadence_ok && gate_ok + (length(xs: batches) == expected_batches) && wet_ok && wet_known_red_ok && probe_ok && silent_pick_gate_ok && rehomed_ok && substrate_long_ok && cadence_ok && gate_ok } data falsifier_gate_batch_pin_note: String = "This pin names the two flipped gates by their RUNNABLE FUNCTION rather than asserting a batch length, and the difference is the whole point. A length check (`gate_batch.length() == length(falsifier_gate_runnables())`) is tautological — both sides read the same projection, so it passes for an empty batch, a batch of the wrong gates, or a batch built from a broken projector. The claim worth making is the one the flip is actually asserting: source_root_ingest and self_host_realized_comparison LEFT the per-PR floor and ARRIVED here, executing. Naming them means a future de-enrollment that empties the lane reds on this pin rather than silently satisfying it, which is the same failure the gate-half wall exists to catch, read one layer down at the batch instead of the roster." @@ -919,16 +712,10 @@ fn witness_cheap_gates_are_resource_anchors() -> Bool { fn bin_witness_wet_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, node_frontier_selection: mode, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => - match mode { - SelectionApplied => false - SelectionPredictOnly => false - SelectionOff => true - } - && (length(xs: dirs) == 0) + RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => + (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: bin_witness_wet_entries)) && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _ } => false RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag index 7c7012234e0..d1745ef6734 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches, gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { scoped_witness_batches } import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_spec } import v2.std.algebra { length } import v2.std.logic { Bool } @@ -29,7 +28,7 @@ test fn witness_selected_native_bundle_enrolled() -> Bool { } test fn witness_floor_appends_one_selected_native_batch() -> Bool { - length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) == length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec).schedule) + length(xs: scoped_witness_batches) + 1 + length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) == length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec).schedule) + 1 } fn native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: Int, native: Int, interpreted: Int, unavailable: Int, diverged: Int, fallback: Int, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionVerdict) -> NativeWitnessProductionTransitionReceipt { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag index dbc2fbdfea9..34811cb11a8 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import std.realization_schedule { Runnable, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, RunnableKernelWorkload, - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch, RunnableSingleClaim, runnable_resource_profile_negligible, ScheduleWitnessEntry, @@ -46,13 +45,10 @@ fn runnable_subject_occurrences(runnable: Runnable, subject: ScheduleWitnessEntr source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: explicit_entries, - node_frontier_selection: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => schedule_entry_occurrences(entries: explicit_entries, subject: subject) - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch } => - schedule_entry_occurrences(entries: batch.entries, subject: subject) RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => 0 } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag index 1cc73484fa1..a26469c58dd 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ import std.realization_schedule { RunnableSingleClaim, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, RunnableKernelWorkload, - SelectionOff, WalkPlan, NoWalkFinalization, NoFinalizationDeclared, @@ -127,7 +126,6 @@ fn discovery_runnable() -> Runnable { source_roots: ["dag"], scan_dirs: [], explicit_entries: [], - node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff, exclude_substrings: [], discovery_scope_dirs: [], profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/ci_workflow_run_emit.dag b/src/v2/workflow/ci_workflow_run_emit.dag index 104de51f336..01a3da56540 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/ci_workflow_run_emit.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/ci_workflow_run_emit.dag @@ -48,8 +48,6 @@ data ci_native_cache_root_mkdir_command: String = "mkdir -p \"$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE data ci_native_cache_root_echo_command: String = "echo \"GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG\" >> \"$GITHUB_ENV\"" -data ci_selection_control_witness_invoke_command: String = "\"$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness\"" - fn ci_pin_rustup_default_command() -> String { concat( "rustup default \"$(rustup show active-toolchain | awk '", @@ -176,82 +174,3 @@ fn ci_pin_rustup_default_intent() -> Pipeline { fn ci_pin_rustup_default_script() -> String { ci_workflow_run_emit_pipeline(p: ci_pin_rustup_default_intent()) } - -fn ci_selection_control_root_command() -> String { - concat("ROOT=", ci_repo_root_shell()) -} - -fn ci_selection_control_tail_command() -> String { - ci_selection_control_witness_invoke_command -} - -data ci_selection_control_skip_witness_invoke_command: String = "\"$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness\"" - -data ci_selection_control_skip_label: String = "selection_control_not_affected_skip" - -data ci_selection_control_skip_binder: String = "_ci_selection_skip" - -data ci_selection_control_skip_policy_note: String = "Affected-set-scoped selection-control admission (pull_request only) — the selection mechanism applied to itself. selection_control_skip_witness intersects the merge-base diff with the control suite's input closure (cli_run::selection_control_input_sources: the suite's declared .dag entries plus their import closure through [src/v2, dag], the src/v1/** prefix covering the selection implementation and the witness bin, the Cargo/toolchain build config, and EVERY markdown path). The markdown arm is not incidental: the suite's declared entry dag/test/claim/doc_reachability_witness_test.dag declares LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree and folds the live doc graph (gunbc.doc_graph_roots.doc_graph_roots_all) to decide doc_graph_has_no_orphan_docs, asserting the orphan wall green against the REAL tree — so a .md add/edit/delete genuinely changes this suite's verdict, and a live-tree read is not an import edge, so no closure walk can discover that reach. It is a structural over-approximation computed AS the answer (DESIGN §5: a closure superset is the precision frontier), not a widening failure arm. Found by review 44682 on this PR, whose first draft skipped docs-only diffs while its green control asserted that skip. A PR diff touching none of those provably cannot change the suite's verdict, so the step exits 0 immediately. NOT circular: the skip decision is a coarse path/import-closure intersection, never the node-frontier selector the suite verifies, so a broken selector cannot suppress its own control. TWO KINDS OF ARM, and the difference is the whole fail-closed story. STRUCTURAL arms — empty diff, ANY departed path (no docs carve-out — deleting a doc is the direction the orphan/dangling wall is most sensitive to, and regen's/compile-clean's docs exemption is correct only because markdown is outside THEIR closures), any markdown path, and any closure intersection — are label-valued: the diff WAS observed, so the answer is computed, and the witness exits 0 printing run_selection_control. REFUSAL arms — diff-observation failure and input-closure failure — do NOT run the suite and do NOT print a label: they STOP THE LINE. The witness prints a typed, located, countable diagnostic (SELECTION_CONTROL_REFUSED cause=DiffObservationFailed or cause=InputClosureFailed) to stderr and exits NON-ZERO, so the step goes RED. That is DESIGN §5's rule that a failure arm must refuse, never widen: 'can't compute the affected set → rerun everything' is the named absorbing fallback, conflating ⊤-as-ignorance with ⊤-as-answer, and it fails open twice — the deficit's frequency is zeroed by construction so it never ranks for fixing, and the cost is denominated in the corpus rather than the change. It is also the ruling already recorded in floor_diff_baseline_law (src/v2/workflow/floor_diff_observe.dag): a BaselineRefused → NameStatusDiffFail HALTS with a typed AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL, refusing every enrolled row rather than widening to a full-corpus run (operator ruling 2026-07-05). Corrected here after review 44768 caught this note still claiming the failure arms ran the suite — a §3 single-authority violation, since the note is emitted into ci.yml and would have been the authoritative description of the opposite behaviour. TWO DISTINCT fail-closed mechanisms sit outside that, and they are not the same arm: (a) the witness exits 0 but prints anything other than the skip label — the string comparison fails and the suite runs; (b) the witness exits NON-zero — either a deliberate typed REFUSAL (the two computation-failure arms above) or a panic (e.g. the workspace chdir failing) — GitHub runs this step under bash -e, so the command substitution's failure aborts the step RED rather than falling through. (b) is deliberately unlike the regen precedent, which suppresses stderr and defaults with a shell fallback; here a crashing skip witness stops the line loudly instead of being papered over, and stderr is left unredirected so the witness's own typed explanation of WHICH arm fired lands in the job log. COLD CONTROL: the skip is gated to pull_request events via GITHUB_EVENT_NAME, so push-to-main and workflow_dispatch run the suite UNCONDITIONALLY. A wrong closure that lets a PR wrongly skip therefore surfaces on the very next merge to main (the one-merge acceptance window, the regen-skip shape). MEASURED BASIS, including the part that makes this a trade rather than a free win. The step costs 9m02s per PR (run 30482171871, job 90679506428) against the 80s local basis gunbc.ci_workflow's step note declares. The skip witness itself costs ~100s per invocation (three local runs: 100.0s, 100.3s, 103.1s), because selection_control_skip_label_for_ci observes the diff through cli_run::floor_git_diff_name_status_range, which resolves floor_diff_observe.dag with a COLD whole-pool index — that observation, not the closure walk, is essentially the whole 100s. So: a skipping PR pays ~100s instead of 542s (saves ~7m22s); a NON-skipping PR pays 542s + ~100s (a ~100s REGRESSION, stated because it is real). SKIP RATE, MEASURED AGAINST THE REAL CLOSURE (corrected 2026-07-29, third revision — read the correction history, it is the point): over the last 100 origin/main commits, 35 touch src/v1/**, 36 touch markdown, 1 touches Cargo/toolchain, and of the 36 that survive those arms, 13 intersect the suite's actual 391-file import closure. TRUE SKIP RATE 23 of 100, so expected value is about -25s/PR (0.23 x -442s + 0.77 x +100s) — roughly 1.2 percent of a 33.6-minute ci job. Two earlier claims in this note were WRONG and are superseded: -7.7 min/PR from an unmeasured 85 percent skip rate, then -4.3 min/PR from a partially-measured <=66 percent ceiling that extrapolated the src/v1/** prefix alone and had not yet counted markdown or the closure. Each is recorded rather than quietly replaced, because the drift this very note documents (an 80s basis left standing against a 542s reality) is the same failure mode. CONSEQUENCE, stated plainly: the cost win alone does NOT justify this scaffold's hand-Rust under DESIGN §6 (denominate the benefit in displaced cost). What ruins the mean is the ~100s cold diff observation — the 🟡 deficit below, paid twice per PR — not the mechanism; dissolve that and the same code is about -102s/PR at near-zero cost. The teardown removal (-11.2s every PR) and this note's own measured corrections stand independently of the skip. 🟡 dissolve-on: the ~100s diff observation is now paid TWICE per PR, once here and once by regen_floor_skip_witness in the regen job, and both pay it as a cold whole-pool index build in a fresh process. It dissolves with the same persistent content-keyed node store gunbc.ci_materialization's resolve-receipt note names as the terminal condition for the per-entry cold resolve class; until then the double payment is counted here rather than hidden, and the non-skipping regression above is its visible cost." - -data ci_selection_control_skip_echo_command: String = "echo \"gunbc ci selection control: pull_request diff does not intersect the control suite's input closure — its verdict is provably unchanged; skipping (push-to-main runs it unconditionally as the cold control)\"" - -fn ci_selection_control_skip_bind_step() -> PipelineStep { - Let { - name: ci_selection_control_skip_binder, - value: ExprCmdSubst { - callee: ci_selection_control_skip_witness_invoke_command, - args: [] - } - } -} - -fn ci_selection_control_skip_taken_then() -> Pipeline { - Pipeline { - steps: [ - ci_workflow_do(command: ci_selection_control_skip_echo_command), - Exit { status: "0" } - ], - on_failure: FailFast - } -} - -fn ci_selection_control_skip_decide_step() -> PipelineStep { - If { - cond: StrEq { - lhs: concat("\"$", concat(ci_selection_control_skip_binder, "\"")), - rhs: ci_selection_control_skip_label - }, - then_: ci_selection_control_skip_taken_then(), - else_: Absent - } -} - -fn ci_selection_control_skip_step() -> PipelineStep { - If { - cond: StrEq { lhs: "\"$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME\"", rhs: "pull_request" }, - then_: Pipeline { - steps: [ - ci_selection_control_skip_bind_step(), - ci_selection_control_skip_decide_step() - ], - on_failure: FailFast - }, - else_: Absent - } -} - -fn ci_selection_control_intent() -> Pipeline { - Pipeline { - steps: [ - Comment { text: ci_selection_control_skip_policy_note }, - ci_workflow_do(command: ci_selection_control_root_command()), - ci_selection_control_skip_step(), - ci_workflow_do(command: ci_selection_control_tail_command()) - ], - on_failure: FailFast - } -} - -fn ci_selection_control_script() -> String { - ci_workflow_run_emit_pipeline(p: ci_selection_control_intent()) -} From 5b3dace51e845bae77ca73a24c8ceafb7ee8624c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 12:45:48 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 03/81] wip: seed selection removal (cli_run preamble + discovery corpus) --- src/v1/stage0/Cargo.toml | 18 - src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 1105 ++-------------------------------- 2 files changed, 35 insertions(+), 1088 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/Cargo.toml b/src/v1/stage0/Cargo.toml index eb935a421d3..bb619fab99d 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/Cargo.toml +++ b/src/v1/stage0/Cargo.toml @@ -190,14 +190,6 @@ path = "src/bin/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness.rs" name = "bootstrap_witness" path = "src/bin/bootstrap_witness.rs" -# Host-physics floor witness for the affected-set floor skip/discovery mechanism -# (run_discovery_corpus_with_options node-precise skip semantics). Runtime host-effect -# behavior (git diff observation, multi-entry resolve, per-witness skip decisions), not -# pure logic, so a bare .dag test fn would be spec-without-execution (DESIGN §5). -[[bin]] -name = "floor_skip_discovery_witness" -path = "src/bin/floor_skip_discovery_witness.rs" - [[bin]] name = "p1_cohort_probe" path = "src/bin/p1_cohort_probe.rs" @@ -219,16 +211,6 @@ path = "src/bin/measure_worker_private_memory.rs" name = "regen_floor_skip_witness" path = "src/bin/regen_floor_skip_witness.rs" -# Affected-set selection-control skip witness. Declared explicitly for the same reason every -# other witness here is: edition-2021 autodiscovery WOULD find src/bin/*.rs (cargo metadata -# lists this target with or without this block, and CI's --bin build has been green -# throughout), but an undeclared target is invisible to a reader of the manifest and would -# vanish if autobins were ever turned off. Consistency with the roster above, not a fix -# (review 44778 read the omission as a build break; it was not). -[[bin]] -name = "selection_control_skip_witness" -path = "src/bin/selection_control_skip_witness.rs" - # Host-physics floor witness for the v1 interpreter recorded-fixture record -> # hermetic-replay -> fail-closed lifecycle (DESIGN §5 determinism). Drives the real # claim_batch binary with --record/--hermetic/--fixture-store + mutates fixtures on diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 85c3799337e..9c091a69d20 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -3768,423 +3768,13 @@ pub fn regen_floor_skip_label_for_ci() -> String { } } -// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -// Affected-set SELECTION-CONTROL skip — the selection mechanism applied to itself. -// -// `floor_skip_discovery_witness` is the per-PR control suite for affected-set selection: -// the skip / refuse / divergence arms, the declared-live-tree pin, and the node-frontier -// precision cases. It ran UNCONDITIONALLY on every PR — 9m02s measured (run 30482171871, -// job 90679506428, step "Affected-set selection control") against the 80s local basis -// declared in `gunbc.ci_workflow` `gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_note` — because it is a -// Rust bin rather than a `.dag` witness and therefore sat outside the very affected-set -// corpus its own subject matter governs. -// -// The suite's verdict is a function of exactly one input set: every `src/v1/**` source (the -// selection implementation in this file, the witness bin, and the committed stage0 outputs -// the release binary is built from), the suite's declared `.dag` entries plus their -// transitive `import` closure through `[src/v2, dag]`, and the Cargo/toolchain build -// config. A PR touching none of those provably cannot change the suite's verdict. -// -// NOT circular. The skip decision is a coarse path / import-closure intersection — the same -// authority SHAPE `regen_floor_skip_label_for_ci` uses — and never the node-frontier -// selector the suite exists to verify. A broken selector therefore cannot suppress its own -// control. -// -// Fail-closed on every arm, in TWO different ways — the distinction is load-bearing: -// - STRUCTURAL arms (empty diff, ANY departed path, ANY markdown path, any closure -// intersection) RUN the suite. The diff was observed, so the answer is computed. -// - REFUSAL arms (diff-observation failure, input-closure failure) REFUSE: typed, located, -// countable, non-zero exit, no label. They do NOT run the suite, because "I could not -// compute what is affected" is a different state from "everything is affected" and has a -// different remedy (DESIGN §5 absorbing fallback; the ruling recorded in -// `floor_diff_baseline_law`, operator 2026-07-05). -// Corrected after review 44778 caught this comment still claiming the failure arms RUN — the -// same Rust-side single-authority drift review 44768 fixed in the emitted policy note. -// -// RESIDUAL, stated rather than elided, and mirroring the regen precedent's accepted trade -// exactly: the suite builds its resolve index over the WHOLE of `[src/v2, dag]`, so an -// unrelated file that breaks index construction is outside this import closure. The -// mitigation is regen's: the CI shell gates the skip to pull_request events, so push-to-main -// runs the suite unconditionally and a wrong closure surfaces as a red main within one -// merge (the one-merge acceptance window, the discovery-flip shape). -// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL: &str = "selection_control_not_affected_skip"; -pub const RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL: &str = "run_selection_control"; - -// The suite's declared `.dag` surface, one named const per entry. These are the SINGLE -// authority: `floor_skip_discovery_witness` builds its rosters from them, and the closure -// below decides whether a diff can affect them. Declaring them here rather than in the bin -// is what keeps the two from forking — a fixture added to the suite with its own private -// path literal would be invisible to the skip decision, which is precisely the silent -// under-run this whole mechanism exists to prevent. -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_REALIZATION_SCHEDULE_REL: &str = "dag/std/realization_schedule.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_DOC_REACHABILITY_REL: &str = - "dag/test/claim/doc_reachability_witness_test.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_BUDGET_ROSTER_REL: &str = - "src/v2/test/claim/complexity_gate/budget_roster_completeness_test.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_FALSIFIER_CONTROL_REL: &str = - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/falsifier_divergence_control_test.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_SHARED_HELPER_REL: &str = - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/floor_disc_shared_helper.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_LIVE_TREE_DECLARED_REL: &str = - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/live_tree_declared_test.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL: &str = - "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_REL: &str = - "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL: &str = - "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner_test.dag"; -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_CI_FLOOR_PLAN_REL: &str = "src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag"; - -pub const SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES: &[&str] = &[ - SELECTION_CONTROL_REALIZATION_SCHEDULE_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_DOC_REACHABILITY_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_BUDGET_ROSTER_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FALSIFIER_CONTROL_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_SHARED_HELPER_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_LIVE_TREE_DECLARED_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL, - SELECTION_CONTROL_CI_FLOOR_PLAN_REL, -]; - -/// The two-entry incident subject for live-read selection controls and P3 A/B parity. -/// -/// A = the node-precise discriminator fixture (the entry the diff touches). -/// B = the affected-set floor runner test (the unrelated entry whose closure reaches a -/// live-read carrier home). B is what the retired predicate made unskippable on any nonempty -/// `.dag` diff, which is the `2 selected / 1 expected` incident. -pub fn selection_control_incident_subject_roster() -> Vec<(String, String)> { - let ws = workspace_root(); - vec![ - ( - ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_NODE_PRECISE_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(), - "floor_disc_witness_a_only_holds".to_string(), - ), - ( - ws.join(SELECTION_CONTROL_FLOOR_RUNNER_TEST_REL) - .to_string_lossy() - .into_owned(), - "floor_test_untouched_skips_assumed_green_holds".to_string(), - ), - ] -} - -/// The suite's source roots — `[src/v2, dag]`, the roots its rosters resolve against. -/// Single authority for the same reason as the entry consts above. -pub fn selection_control_source_roots(workspace: &Path) -> Vec { - vec![workspace.join("src/v2"), workspace.join("dag")] -} - -/// Module-path -> every candidate file, over the suite's roots. -/// -/// Deliberately unlike `regen_build_module_index`, which REFUSES on a duplicate module -/// path: this keeps all candidates so the closure below is a superset. For a SKIP closure a -/// superset is the fail-closed direction (more paths in the closure = more PRs run the -/// suite), whereas regen's error arm is the correct one for regen, whose emit must be -/// single-valued. -fn selection_control_module_index( - roots: &[PathBuf], -) -> Result>, String> { - let mut index: std::collections::HashMap> = - std::collections::HashMap::new(); - for root in roots { - if !root.exists() { - return Err(format!("source root does not exist: {}", root.display())); - } - let mut dag_paths = Vec::new(); - regen_collect_dag_files(root, &mut dag_paths)?; - for path in dag_paths { - let content = std::fs::read_to_string(&path) - .map_err(|e| format!("read {}: {e}", path.display()))?; - if let Some(module_path) = extract_module_path(&content) { - index.entry(module_path).or_default().push(path); - } - } - } - Ok(index) -} - -/// Every workspace-relative `.dag` path whose content can change the selection-control -/// suite's verdict: the declared entries plus their transitive `import` closure through -/// `[src/v2, dag]`, sorted. -/// -/// 🟡 dissolve-on (two triggers, near then terminal): -/// -/// NEAR — the import walk here duplicates the shape of `regen_input_sources`'s -/// walk. They are NOT unified yet because regen's closure is guarded by a byte-identical -/// oracle (`regen_stage0 --verify`) that this change is not in a position to re-verify, and -/// the two differ in duplicate policy (refuse vs. superset) and entry selection (whole-root -/// walk vs. declared list). DISSOLVES WHEN the walk is lifted to one parameterized helper -/// (duplicate policy + entry source as arguments) and regen's byte oracle re-greens on it. -/// -/// TERMINAL — owning lane: `docs/plans/affected-set-precompute-pruning.md`, whose **Step 5 -/// "delete Rust parallel"** (NOT STARTED, gated on Step 4) is what retires host-side -/// selection Rust in favour of the `.dag` authority. This fn and -/// `selection_control_skip_label_for_ci` are new members of exactly that Rust-parallel set — -/// a path/import-closure selection decision living in the seed rather than in -/// `.dag` — so they inherit Step 5's terminal condition. They are ENUMERATED on that roster as -/// an explicit deferral (the "Step 5 roster — CI skip-decision surfaces" row, added by this -/// change), which is what makes this a declared, countable seed-retained surface rather than a -/// silent escape hatch (DESIGN §7). Why deferred rather than modeled now: the decision must run -/// BEFORE the floor resolves anything — that is its entire purpose — so a `.dag` consumer would -/// pay the ~100s cold whole-pool resolve the skip exists to avoid; it therefore dissolves with -/// the persistent content-keyed node store, not on its own schedule. -/// -/// Receipt bar, per DESIGN §5: this is a scaffold because the decision is *checkable* by -/// execution — 9 label arms below (7 structural + 2 refusal), discriminating in both -/// directions, plus 3 bin unit tests. -pub fn selection_control_input_sources(workspace: &Path) -> Result, String> { - let roots = selection_control_source_roots(workspace); - let index = selection_control_module_index(&roots)?; - let mut seen: HashSet = HashSet::new(); - let mut queue: Vec = Vec::new(); - for rel in SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES { - let path = workspace.join(rel); - let content = std::fs::read_to_string(&path) - .map_err(|e| format!("read declared selection-control entry {rel}: {e}"))?; - seen.insert(normalize_repo_path(rel)); - queue.push(content); - } - while let Some(content) = queue.pop() { - for module_path in extract_import_paths(&content) { - let Some(candidates) = index.get(&module_path) else { - continue; - }; - for path in candidates { - let rel = normalize_repo_path(®en_workspace_relpath(path, workspace)); - if !seen.insert(rel) { - continue; - } - let file_content = std::fs::read_to_string(path) - .map_err(|e| format!("read imported module {}: {e}", path.display()))?; - queue.push(file_content); - } - } - } - let mut result: Vec = seen.into_iter().collect(); - result.sort(); - Ok(result) -} - -/// Does a diff-changed path belong to the selection-control input surface? -fn selection_control_path_affects_suite(changed: &str, dag_closure: &HashSet) -> bool { - let p = normalize_repo_path(changed); - // src/v1/** = the selection implementation (this file's discovery / affected-set / - // node-frontier paths), the witness bin itself, and every committed stage0 output the - // release binary is built from. - if p.starts_with("src/v1/") { - return true; - } - // Cargo/toolchain build config: the witness binary is built from these (whole-file - // matches, no substring), same fail-closed arm as regen's. - if p == "Cargo.lock" - || p == "Cargo.toml" - || p.ends_with("/Cargo.toml") - || p == "rust-toolchain.toml" - || p == "rust-toolchain" - || p == ".cargo/config.toml" - || p == ".cargo/config" - { - return true; - } - // Markdown: the doc-reachability declared entry (`SELECTION_CONTROL_DOC_REACHABILITY_REL`) - // declares `LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree` and folds the whole markdown doc graph - // (`gunbc.doc_graph_roots.doc_graph_roots_all` — registered plan docs ∪ hand-authored - // binds) to decide `doc_graph_has_no_orphan_docs` / `doc_graph_has_no_dangling_links`. - // A `.md` add/edit/delete can therefore flip this suite's verdict, and that reach is NOT - // discoverable through the `.dag` import walk above — a live-tree read is not an import - // edge. So every markdown path runs the suite. - // - // This is a structural over-approximation computed AS the answer (DESIGN §5: "a - // dependency-closure superset is the model's precision frontier, not an absorption"), - // not a failure arm that widens — the entry really does read every markdown root, so no - // `.md` diff can be proven irrelevant by path. - // - // FOUND BY REVIEW (review 44682, this PR): the first draft bounded inputs by - // `src/v1/**` ∪ dag-import-closure ∪ Cargo config and skipped docs-only diffs, while its - // own green control asserted that skip on `docs/plans/example.md` — enshrining the - // suppression of exactly the docs-only orphan regression this suite carries per-PR. - if p.ends_with(".md") { - return true; - } - dag_closure.contains(&p) -} - -/// Typed cause for a selection-control REFUSAL — the arms where the affected set could not be -/// computed at all. -/// -/// DESIGN §5: "can't compute the affected set → rerun the entire suite" is the named absorbing -/// fallback — ⊤-as-ignorance conflated with ⊤-as-answer. It fails open twice: the deficit's -/// frequency is zeroed by construction (so it never ranks for fixing), and the cost is -/// denominated in the corpus rather than the change. The repo already ruled on exactly this -/// arm: `floor_diff_baseline_law` (src/v2/workflow/floor_diff_observe.dag) records that a -/// `BaselineRefused` → `NameStatusDiffFail` "HALTS the floor with a typed AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL -/// (refuses every enrolled row, never widens to a full-corpus run; operator ruling -/// 2026-07-05)". This enum is that ruling applied to the selection-control step's own skip -/// decision — FOUND BY REVIEW (review 44745), whose first draft returned the RUN label from -/// both failure arms and stayed green. -/// -/// `token()` is the stable, greppable discriminator that makes each refusal COUNTABLE in the -/// job log, so its frequency is observable and prioritizable rather than absorbed. -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] -pub enum SelectionControlRefusalCause { - /// The merge-base diff could not be observed (`floor_git_diff_name_status_range` failed). - DiffObservationFailed, - /// The suite's input closure could not be computed (entry unreadable, import walk failed). - InputClosureFailed, -} - -impl SelectionControlRefusalCause { - pub fn token(&self) -> &'static str { - match self { - Self::DiffObservationFailed => "DiffObservationFailed", - Self::InputClosureFailed => "InputClosureFailed", - } - } -} - -/// A typed, located, countable refusal. Carries the cause, the mechanism that could not answer -/// (`located`), and the underlying detail — everything analysis needs before the line restarts. -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] -pub struct SelectionControlSkipRefusal { - pub cause: SelectionControlRefusalCause, - pub located: &'static str, - pub detail: String, -} - -impl SelectionControlSkipRefusal { - /// The single-line diagnostic. Stable prefix + `cause=` token so occurrences are countable. - pub fn diagnostic(&self) -> String { - format!( - "SELECTION_CONTROL_REFUSED cause={} at={} detail={} \ - — the affected set could not be computed, so this step REFUSES rather than \ - widening to a full run (DESIGN §5 absorbing fallback; operator ruling 2026-07-05, \ - floor_diff_baseline_law). Analyse the cause before restarting the line.", - self.cause.token(), - self.located, - self.detail - ) - } -} - -/// CI label for the affected-set selection-control step's skip arm. -/// -/// `Ok(selection_control_not_affected_skip)` iff the merge-base diff touches no input of the -/// control suite; `Ok(run_selection_control)` on any intersection, empty diff, or ANY departed -/// path — those are STRUCTURAL answers, computed from an observed diff. -/// -/// `Err(SelectionControlSkipRefusal)` when the affected set could not be computed at all -/// (diff observation or closure failure). Those arms REFUSE rather than widening to a run: -/// see `SelectionControlRefusalCause` for the §5 reasoning and the 2026-07-05 ruling. The -/// distinction is the whole point — "everything is affected" and "I could not compute what is -/// affected" are different states with different remedies, and only the first may be answered -/// with a label. -/// -/// This computes the decision only; the CI shell gates the skip to pull_request events, so -/// push-to-main runs the suite unconditionally as the cold control. -pub fn selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() -> Result { - let (changed_paths, departed_paths) = match floor_git_diff_name_status_range() { - Ok(v) => v, - Err(detail) => { - // REFUSE, never widen: "diff unavailable → run everything" is the §5 absorbing - // fallback. Returning the RUN label here would keep CI green and zero this - // deficit's observed frequency, which is exactly how it never gets fixed. - return Err(SelectionControlSkipRefusal { - cause: SelectionControlRefusalCause::DiffObservationFailed, - located: "cli_run::floor_git_diff_name_status_range \ - (src/v2/workflow/floor_diff_observe.dag \ - floor_observe_git_diff_name_status_for_ci)", - detail, - }); - } - }; - // Empty diff is a STRUCTURAL state, not a failure arm: the observation succeeded and - // reported zero changed paths. It is therefore answerable with a label, unlike the - // refusals above. It answers RUN (conservative) rather than SKIP because an empty - // merge-base diff on a pull_request is degenerate — a PR changes something by definition — - // so the honest reading is "this observation tells us nothing useful about THIS PR". - // - // Noted for the record, because it is adjacent to a ruling: DESIGN's floor-runner receipt - // has the empty diff "dissolved into the general disposition, never a special arm" - // (operator rulings 2026-07-05). Dissolving it here would make it SKIP (no changed path - // can intersect the closure). That is a live question about THIS step rather than the - // floor runner, and it moves in the less-checking direction, so it is deliberately not - // decided here — flagged for the operator instead of quietly picked. - if changed_paths.is_empty() { - eprintln!( - "selection-control skip: empty diff — run the control suite (degenerate observation \ - for a pull_request; structural arm, not a refusal)" - ); - return Ok(RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL.to_string()); - } - // Departed (deleted / renamed-from) paths: NO carve-out. Two independent causes, which - // together leave no departed path provably irrelevant: - // - non-docs: the closure is computed from the CURRENT tree, so a deleted `.dag` file - // that WAS in the suite's closure is invisible to the intersection below; - // - markdown: a deleted doc changes the live doc graph the `ReadsLiveTree` - // doc-reachability entry folds — removing a link target creates a dangling link, - // removing a linker orphans its target. Either flips the suite red. - // The regen/compile-clean departed arms exempt `docs/` because markdown is genuinely - // outside THEIR closures; it is inside this one (see the `.md` arm in - // `selection_control_path_affects_suite`), so copying their carve-out here was the bug. - // `min()` rather than `iter().next()`: the set's iteration order is not stable, and this - // path is printed into the CI log as the reason. A nondeterministic diagnostic is the - // determinism class `v2.lens.determinism` gates on — the arm fires on ANY departed path, - // so which one it names must not vary run to run. - if let Some(gone) = departed_paths.iter().min() { - eprintln!( - "selection-control skip: departed path in diff ({}) — run the control suite (current-tree closure cannot see deletions; a departed doc changes the live doc graph)", - normalize_repo_path(gone) - ); - return Ok(RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL.to_string()); - } - let workspace = workspace_root(); - let dag_closure: HashSet = match selection_control_input_sources(&workspace) { - Ok(sources) => sources.into_iter().collect(), - Err(detail) => { - // REFUSE, never widen — same §5 arm as the diff-observation failure above. An - // unreadable entry or a dead import walk means the input set is UNKNOWN, which is - // a different state from "everything is affected" and has a different remedy. - return Err(SelectionControlSkipRefusal { - cause: SelectionControlRefusalCause::InputClosureFailed, - located: "cli_run::selection_control_input_sources", - detail, - }); - } - }; - match changed_paths - .iter() - .find(|p| selection_control_path_affects_suite(p, &dag_closure)) - { - Some(example) => { - eprintln!( - "selection-control skip: diff intersects the control suite's inputs (e.g. {}) — run the control suite", - normalize_repo_path(example) - ); - Ok(RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL.to_string()) - } - None => { - eprintln!( - "selection-control skip: {} changed path(s), none intersect the control suite's input closure (src/v1/** ∪ declared-entry dag import-closure ∪ every .md ∪ Cargo/toolchain config) — the suite's verdict is provably unchanged (push-to-main runs it unconditionally as the cold control)", - changed_paths.len() - ); - Ok(SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL.to_string()) - } - } -} - // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Class B import-closure gate affected-set skip (#7835). // // `run_class_b_import_closure_gate` costs ~2.3 min wall per cold run; skip when the // merge-base diff is provably disjoint from the gate's input closure (declared-import // pool ∪ witness layer ∪ perturbation fixtures ∪ gate transport modules). Same shape as -// regen_floor_skip_label_for_ci / selection_control_skip_label_for_ci: skip only on a +// regen_floor_skip_label_for_ci: skip only on a // non-empty diff proven disjoint; run on empty diff, departed non-docs paths, and any // observation/closure failure (fail-closed — regen shape: still RUN the gate, but the two // failure arms carry grep-countable labels distinct from structural run_class_b_gate). @@ -4254,12 +3844,41 @@ fn class_b_pool_source_roots(workspace: &Path, pool_roots: &[String]) -> Vec source-file index over a set of `.dag` source roots. +/// +/// Named for what it computes rather than for its first caller: it was previously +/// `selection_control_module_index`, homed with the affected-set selection-control suite that +/// happened to reach it first, while the Class B import-closure gate below already depended on +/// it across that seam. The suite is deleted; the index is not, because the question it answers +/// -- which file declares this module -- is what any import walk needs. +fn dag_module_index( + roots: &[PathBuf], +) -> Result>, String> { + let mut index: std::collections::HashMap> = + std::collections::HashMap::new(); + for root in roots { + if !root.exists() { + return Err(format!("source root does not exist: {}", root.display())); + } + let mut dag_paths = Vec::new(); + regen_collect_dag_files(root, &mut dag_paths)?; + for path in dag_paths { + let content = std::fs::read_to_string(&path) + .map_err(|e| format!("read {}: {e}", path.display()))?; + if let Some(module_path) = extract_module_path(&content) { + index.entry(module_path).or_default().push(path); + } + } + } + Ok(index) +} + fn import_closure_dag_files( workspace: &Path, source_roots: &[PathBuf], seed_entries: &[&str], ) -> Result, String> { - let index = selection_control_module_index(source_roots)?; + let index = dag_module_index(source_roots)?; let mut seen: HashSet = HashSet::new(); let mut queue: Vec = Vec::new(); for rel in seed_entries { @@ -4323,7 +3942,7 @@ fn collect_repo_files_under_prefix( /// /// 🟡 dissolve-on (two triggers, near then terminal): /// -/// NEAR — the import walk here duplicates the shape of `selection_control_input_sources` and +/// NEAR — the import walk here duplicates the shape the deleted selection-control suite used, and /// `regen_input_sources`. They are NOT unified yet because regen's closure is guarded by a /// byte-identical oracle (`regen_stage0 --verify`) that this change is not in a position to /// re-verify, and the three differ in duplicate policy (refuse vs. superset) and entry @@ -11882,146 +11501,6 @@ fn emit_floor_drain_receipt( ); } -const SELECTION_DEGRADATION_RECEIPT_ENTRY: &str = "dag/gunbc/selection_degradation_receipt.dag"; - -/// Kept so `gunbc.observation_emit_census` roster hygiene cannot go stale after the -/// raw `[selection-degradation]` receipt line dissolves into the observation projection. -#[allow(dead_code)] -pub const SELECTION_DEGRADATION_CENSUS_MARKER: &str = "[selection-degradation]"; - -fn node_frontier_selection_mode_tag(mode: NodeFrontierSelectionMode) -> &'static str { - match mode { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off => "off", - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied => "applied", - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly => "predict_only", - } -} - -/// Measured selection-degradation facts finalized at discovery completion. -#[derive(Debug, Clone)] -pub struct SelectionDegradationSnapshot { - pub selection_mode_tag: String, - pub selected_entry_groups: usize, - pub total_entry_groups: usize, - pub categorization_unavailable: bool, - pub categorization_reason: String, -} - -impl SelectionDegradationSnapshot { - pub fn from_summary(selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, summary: &DiscoverySummary) -> Self { - Self { - selection_mode_tag: node_frontier_selection_mode_tag(selection).to_string(), - selected_entry_groups: summary.selected_entry_groups, - total_entry_groups: summary.total_entry_groups, - categorization_unavailable: summary.selection_categorization_reason.is_some(), - categorization_reason: summary - .selection_categorization_reason - .clone() - .unwrap_or_default(), - } - } -} - -fn selection_degradation_interp_ctx( - source_roots: &[String], -) -> Result<(v1_interpreter::InterpContext, String), String> { - let entry = resolve_entry_file_under_roots(source_roots, SELECTION_DEGRADATION_RECEIPT_ENTRY) - .map_err(|_| { - format!( - "selection-degradation receipt REFUSED — {SELECTION_DEGRADATION_RECEIPT_ENTRY} \ - not found under source roots" - ) - })?; - let (graph, indices) = resolve_entry_graph_shared(source_roots, &entry) - .map_err(|e| format!("selection-degradation receipt REFUSED — resolve {entry}: {e}"))?; - Ok(( - make_eval_context(&graph, indices, v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode::Hermetic), - entry, - )) -} - -fn selection_degradation_dag_args( - snapshot: &SelectionDegradationSnapshot, -) -> Vec<(Option, v1_interpreter::Value)> { - vec![ - ( - Some("selection_mode_tag".to_string()), - v1_interpreter::Value::Str(snapshot.selection_mode_tag.clone()), - ), - ( - Some("selected".to_string()), - v1_interpreter::Value::Int(snapshot.selected_entry_groups as i64), - ), - ( - Some("total".to_string()), - v1_interpreter::Value::Int(snapshot.total_entry_groups as i64), - ), - ( - Some("categorization_unavailable".to_string()), - v1_interpreter::Value::Bool(snapshot.categorization_unavailable), - ), - ( - Some("categorization_reason".to_string()), - v1_interpreter::Value::Str(snapshot.categorization_reason.clone()), - ), - ] -} - -fn eval_selection_degradation_fn( - source_roots: &[String], - fn_name: &str, - snapshot: &SelectionDegradationSnapshot, -) -> Result { - let (ctx, entry) = selection_degradation_interp_ctx(source_roots)?; - match v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( - &ctx, - fn_name, - &selection_degradation_dag_args(snapshot), - false, - ) { - Ok(v1_interpreter::Value::Str(line)) => Ok(line), - Ok(other) => Err(format!( - "selection-degradation receipt REFUSED — {fn_name} returned `{}`, expected Str \ - (entry {entry})", - ctx.format_value(&other) - )), - Err(e) => Err(format!( - "selection-degradation receipt REFUSED — {fn_name} eval: {e}" - )), - } -} - -/// Bracket-tagged stderr line for discovery completion (also embedded in `[measurement]`). -pub fn render_selection_degradation_receipt_line( - source_roots: &[String], - snapshot: &SelectionDegradationSnapshot, -) -> Result { - eval_selection_degradation_fn(source_roots, "selection_degradation_receipt_line", snapshot) -} - -/// Key=value body written to `target/floor-selection-degradation-receipt.txt` and appended to -/// `floor-resolve-receipt.txt`. -pub fn render_selection_degradation_receipt_body( - source_roots: &[String], - snapshot: &SelectionDegradationSnapshot, -) -> Result { - eval_selection_degradation_fn(source_roots, "selection_degradation_receipt_body", snapshot) -} - -/// P2 floor prep-tax receipt on stderr after every discovery completion. -pub fn emit_selection_degradation_receipt( - source_roots: &[String], - selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, - summary: &DiscoverySummary, -) { - let _ = SELECTION_DEGRADATION_CENSUS_MARKER; - let snapshot = SelectionDegradationSnapshot::from_summary(selection, summary); - match render_selection_degradation_receipt_line(source_roots, &snapshot) { - Ok(line) => eprintln!("{line}"), - Err(msg) => eprintln!("{msg}"), - } -} - /// Enforce the host-budget-derived entry cap on the private typed cache. Evictions /// are counted and logged — a typed, located diagnostic, never a silent widen. /// Victim selection is arbitrary (first `HashMap` key), not LRU or load-aware: @@ -19180,13 +18659,6 @@ pub struct DiscoveryWitnessOutcome { pub execution_leg: String, } -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] -pub struct SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow { - pub entry: String, - pub function: String, - pub provenance: String, -} - /// A witness row excluded from discovery enrollment (exclusion substring, long lane, …). /// Counted and logged at roster build — never a silent skip (§5 deferred-and-detected). #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] @@ -21090,23 +20562,6 @@ fn eprintln_deferred_discovery_rows(rows: &[DeferredDiscoveryRow]) { } } -/// §5 never-skip tooth: a `ReadsLiveTree` row must never take node-frontier selection skip. -fn refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip( - row: &DiscoveryRow, - skip_kind: &str, -) -> Result<(), String> { - if row.reads_live_tree { - return Err(format!( - "NEVER-SKIP REFUSAL cause=ReadsLiveTreeSelectionSkip rows=1 — \ - `{skip_kind}` would skip {} ({}) but the entry declares (or fail-closed \ - defaults to) ReadsLiveTree; a live-tree witness must run or refuse loudly, \ - never be silently selected out (§5; masks memo-wedge class defects when skipped)", - row.function, row.entry - )); - } - Ok(()) -} - pub(crate) fn collect_dag_files_tolerant(dir: &Path, out: &mut Vec) { let entries = match std::fs::read_dir(dir) { Ok(e) => e, @@ -22021,17 +21476,6 @@ pub(crate) fn refuse_on_module_graph_read_refusals( )) } -/// Host realization of std.realization_schedule.NodeFrontierSelection (signed design: -/// docs/plans/affected-set-differential-falsifier.md). PredictOnly computes would-skip -/// per row, RECORDS the prediction, and runs the row anyway — the falsifier cadence -/// compares predictions against cold verdicts. -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub enum NodeFrontierSelectionMode { - Off, - Applied, - PredictOnly, -} - pub struct DiscoveryCorpusOptions { pub node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, /// Module universe that owns executor decisions such as affected-set selection and witness @@ -22698,7 +22142,6 @@ struct FloorDiffEdits { touched_entry_files: HashSet, } -const FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY: &str = "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag"; const MODULE_GRAPH_ENTRY: &str = "src/v2/lens/module_graph.dag"; // `entry_file_touched_via_dependency_view` (the fn-arrow DependencyView wrapper) was @@ -24354,7 +23797,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( } eprintln_deferred_discovery_rows(&deferred_rows); set_phase(FloorPhase::Discovery, "discovery-roster"); - let selection_enabled = options.node_frontier_selection != NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off; if options.execution_authority_source_roots.is_empty() { return Err( "discovery execution requires an explicit executor-authority source-root universe" @@ -24362,57 +23804,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( ); } let execution_authority_is_subject = options.execution_authority_source_roots == source_roots; - // No degradation arm: a non-Off node_frontier_selection is a DECLARED capability, - // so every input it needs (the git-diff observation, the frontier attribution, the - // affected-set runner) must be present — a failure is a loud typed error, never a - // silent run-everything fallback. To run without selection, declare the flag false. - let diff_observe_started = std::time::Instant::now(); - let diff_text = if selection_enabled { - floor_git_diff_range().map_err(|msg| { - format!( - "AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL cause=DiffObservationRefusal rows={} — git diff \ - observation failed ({msg}); observation failure is the only ignorance \ - state (operator ruling 2026-07-05) and refuses every enrolled row rather \ - than widening to a full-corpus run (declare node_frontier_selection: \ - SelectionOff to run without selection)", - rows.len() - ) - })? - } else { - String::new() - }; - // Path grain (changed_paths, departed_paths) is observed via the typed - // `git diff --name-status -z` interface (extdeps.git), not scraped from the - // unified diff's `diff --git a/OLD b/NEW` header: name-status is git's own - // machine surface for path identity/rename, so it is the single authority — - // the unified diff below stays scoped to LINE grain (hunk ranges) only. - let (name_status_changed_paths, name_status_departed_paths) = - if options.node_frontier_selection != NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off { - floor_git_diff_name_status_range().map_err(|msg| { - format!( - "AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL cause=DiffObservationRefusal rows={} — git \ - diff --name-status observation failed ({msg}); observation failure \ - is the only ignorance state (operator ruling 2026-07-05) and \ - refuses every enrolled row rather than widening to a full-corpus \ - run (declare node_frontier_selection: SelectionOff to run without \ - selection)", - rows.len() - ) - })? - } else { - (Vec::new(), HashSet::new()) - }; - let mut line_ranges_by_file = parse_unified_diff_line_ranges(&diff_text); - for path in &name_status_changed_paths { - line_ranges_by_file.entry(path.clone()).or_default(); - } - let changed_new_lines_by_file = parse_unified_diff_changed_new_lines(&diff_text); - let added_paths = parse_unified_diff_added_paths(&diff_text); - let changed_paths: Vec = name_status_changed_paths; - discovery_phase_totals::add( - &discovery_phase_totals::DIFF_OBSERVE_MS, - diff_observe_started.elapsed(), - ); // Union-resolve S1 (resolver-graph-major-design.md §7): ONE index for the whole // process step on the pump thread — prelude-warmed parse/typed caches instead of a // private cold build per consumer. S2a increment C (cross-worker-typecheck-share- @@ -24443,12 +23834,7 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( // the post-resolve union so this pre-resolve count stays paired with calibration. let preresolve_calibration_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let pre_resolve_closure_nodes = { - let prefix_entries: &[&str] = if selection_enabled && execution_authority_is_subject { - &[FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY] - } else { - &[] - }; - let n = roster_import_closure_nodes_pre_resolve(&rows, prefix_entries, &index)?; + let n = roster_import_closure_nodes_pre_resolve(&rows, &[], &index)?; eprintln!( "[calibration] roster_import_closure_nodes={} rows={} (loader both-closure union, pre-resolve, no resolve/typecheck; pairs with the floor cgroup memory.peak steps — on a killed run this line plus the last [gantt] rss_mib sample are the lower-bound receipt)", n, @@ -24460,103 +23846,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( &discovery_phase_totals::PRERESOLVE_CALIBRATION_MS, preresolve_calibration_started.elapsed(), ); - // Empty diff is not a state (operator ruling 2026-07-05): an empty touched-path - // set flows through the general selection machinery — empty frontier, zero edited - // fns — so every row takes the normal not-affected skip. Disabling selection here - // was the run-everything absorbing arm. - let frontier_attribution_started = std::time::Instant::now(); - let (skip_enabled, diff_edits) = if selection_enabled { - match floor_diff_edits_from_line_ranges( - &index, - &line_ranges_by_file, - &changed_new_lines_by_file, - &name_status_departed_paths, - &added_paths, - ) { - Ok(edits) => (true, edits), - Err(msg) => { - return Err(format!( - "node-frontier population failed ({msg}) — the diff-to-declaration \ - attribution is declared selection machinery; no silent full-corpus \ - fallback" - )); - } - } - } else { - (false, FloorDiffEdits::default()) - }; - discovery_phase_totals::add( - &discovery_phase_totals::FRONTIER_ATTRIBUTION_MS, - frontier_attribution_started.elapsed(), - ); - let runner_resolve_started = std::time::Instant::now(); - let floor_runner_ctx = if selection_enabled { - let resolved = if execution_authority_is_subject { - // Ordinary discovery consumes one source-root authority, so preserve the shared - // prefix resolve and its measured retention behavior. - resolve_entry_with_index(&index, FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY) - } else { - // Scoped discovery keeps its subject universe narrow. The selector is an enclosing - // walk authority and resolves against that walk's roots without entering the subject - // index, digest, or clamp population. - resolve_entry_graph( - &options.execution_authority_source_roots, - FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY, - ) - }; - match resolved { - Ok((graph, source_indices)) => { - Some(make_eval_context(&graph, source_indices, execution_mode)) - } - Err(msg) => { - return Err(format!( - "floor runner resolve failed ({msg}) — a non-Off node_frontier_selection \ - declares the affected-set machinery ({FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY}) and it \ - must resolve; no silent full-corpus fallback" - )); - } - } - } else { - None - }; - discovery_phase_totals::add( - &discovery_phase_totals::RUNNER_RESOLVE_MS, - runner_resolve_started.elapsed(), - ); - let skip_precompute = if skip_enabled { - let live_row_count = discovery_rows_live_tree_count(&rows); - match floor_runner_ctx.as_ref() { - Some(ctx) => { - let touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count = - discovery_rows_runtime_dependency_touched_count( - &rows, - &index.module_graph_facts, - &changed_paths, - ); - let precompute = call_floor_row_precompute_would_skip( - ctx, - live_row_count, - &changed_paths, - diff_edits.overlapping_data_items.len(), - diff_edits.edited_test_fns.len(), - diff_edits.touched_entry_files.len(), - touched_runtime_dependency_entry_count, - ); - match precompute { - Ok(skip) => skip, - Err(msg) => { - return Err(format!( - "floor precompute_would_skip failed ({msg}) — declared selection \ - machinery must evaluate; no silent fallback" - )); - } - } - } - None => false, - } - } else { - false - }; let whole_tree_published_keys = if skip_precompute { eprintln!( "run_discovery_corpus: skipping whole-tree published-mock precompute (scoped diff, empty node frontier, no edited test fns, no entry-file fn edits)" @@ -24573,31 +23862,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( } } }; - eprintln_affected_set_categorization( - options.node_frontier_selection, - &rows, - &index, - &diff_edits, - &changed_paths, - ); - let selection_categorization_reason = - if options.node_frontier_selection == NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied { - let declared_paths = index.module_graph_facts.declared_repo_paths(); - let touched: Vec = diff_edits.touched_entry_files.iter().cloned().collect(); - match discovery_entry_fast_skip_without_resolve( - &rows, - &index.module_graph_facts, - &declared_paths, - &touched, - &changed_paths, - &diff_edits, - ) { - Ok(_) => None, - Err(e) => Some(e), - } - } else { - None - }; // Derive every leg for the WHOLE roster here, above the width dispatch, while this // thread's shared index is warm. At width > 1 the pool hands each worker its own chunk // of rows, so priming inside `run_discovery_rows` would build one interpreter context @@ -24627,11 +23891,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( &rows, &index, execution_mode, - options.node_frontier_selection, - &changed_paths, - &diff_edits, - floor_runner_ctx.as_ref(), - execution_authority_is_subject, whole_tree_published_keys.clone(), options.witness_budget_policy(), ShardStyle { @@ -24704,18 +23963,12 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( )); let abort = std::sync::Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)); let source_roots_owned = source_roots.to_vec(); - let execution_authority_roots_owned = options.execution_authority_source_roots.clone(); - let execution_authority_is_subject_for_workers = execution_authority_is_subject; - let selection_for_workers = options.node_frontier_selection; let budget_policy_for_workers = options.witness_budget_policy(); let mut handles = Vec::with_capacity(CONTROLLED_WIDTH); for worker_ordinal in 0..CONTROLLED_WIDTH { let queue_for_worker = queue.clone(); let abort_for_worker = abort.clone(); let roots = source_roots_owned.clone(); - let execution_authority_roots = execution_authority_roots_owned.clone(); - let seeds = diff_edits.clone(); - let paths = changed_paths.clone(); let keys = whole_tree_published_keys.clone(); let store = cross_worker_store.clone(); let arm_shared_for_worker = arm_shared_store; @@ -24728,33 +23981,12 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( handles.push(std::thread::spawn( move || -> Result, String> { let index = if arm_shared_for_worker { - let store = store.expect( - "shared typed store armed but cross_worker_store missing", - ); + let store = store + .expect("shared typed store armed but cross_worker_store missing"); build_multi_entry_index_with_shared_caches(&roots, store) } else { build_multi_entry_index(&roots) }; - let runner = if selection_for_workers != NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off { - let resolved = if execution_authority_is_subject_for_workers { - resolve_entry_with_index(&index, FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY) - } else { - resolve_entry_graph(&execution_authority_roots, FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY) - }; - match resolved { - Ok((graph, source_indices)) => { - Some(make_eval_context(&graph, source_indices, execution_mode)) - } - Err(msg) => { - abort_for_worker.store(true, Ordering::SeqCst); - return Err(format!( - "floor runner resolve failed in controlled-width worker ({msg})" - )); - } - } - } else { - None - }; let mut worker_summaries = Vec::new(); loop { if abort_for_worker.load(Ordering::SeqCst) { @@ -24768,11 +24000,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( &group_rows, &index, execution_mode, - selection_for_workers, - &paths, - &seeds, - runner.as_ref(), - execution_authority_is_subject_for_workers, keys.clone(), budget_policy_for_workers, style, @@ -24900,11 +24127,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( &group_rows, &index, execution_mode, - options.node_frontier_selection, - &changed_paths, - &diff_edits, - floor_runner_ctx.as_ref(), - execution_authority_is_subject, whole_tree_published_keys.clone(), options.witness_budget_policy(), style, @@ -25007,9 +24229,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( )); let abort = std::sync::Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)); let source_roots_owned = source_roots.to_vec(); - let execution_authority_roots_owned = options.execution_authority_source_roots.clone(); - let execution_authority_is_subject_for_workers = execution_authority_is_subject; - let selection_for_workers = options.node_frontier_selection; let budget_policy_for_workers = options.witness_budget_policy(); let mut handles = Vec::new(); let mut worker_ordinal: usize = 0; @@ -25028,9 +24247,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( let abort_for_worker = abort.clone(); let governor_for_worker = governor.clone(); let roots = source_roots_owned.clone(); - let execution_authority_roots = execution_authority_roots_owned.clone(); - let seeds = diff_edits.clone(); - let paths = changed_paths.clone(); let keys = whole_tree_published_keys.clone(); let spawn_target_width = governor.current_target_width(); let cross_worker_store_for_worker = if spawn_target_width > 1 { @@ -25068,28 +24284,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( } None => build_multi_entry_index(&roots), }; - let runner = if selection_for_workers != NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off { - let resolved = if execution_authority_is_subject_for_workers { - resolve_entry_with_index(&index, FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY) - } else { - resolve_entry_graph(&execution_authority_roots, FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY) - }; - match resolved { - Ok((graph, source_indices)) => { - Some(make_eval_context(&graph, source_indices, execution_mode)) - } - Err(msg) => { - abort_for_worker.store(true, Ordering::SeqCst); - return Err(format!( - "floor runner resolve failed in worker ({msg}) — declared \ - affected-set machinery must resolve; no silent \ - run-everything fallback" - )); - } - } - } else { - None - }; // The front-loaded admission cost (index build + runner resolve) has // landed and is visible to the creep signals: unblock admission pacing. slot.note_first_cost_paid(); @@ -25110,11 +24304,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( &group_rows, &index, execution_mode, - selection_for_workers, - &paths, - &seeds, - runner.as_ref(), - execution_authority_is_subject_for_workers, keys.clone(), budget_policy_for_workers, style, @@ -25594,11 +24783,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( rows: &[DiscoveryRow], index: &MultiEntryIndex, execution_mode: v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode, - selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, - changed_paths: &[String], - diff_edits: &FloorDiffEdits, - floor_runner_ctx: Option<&v1_interpreter::InterpContext>, - execution_authority_is_subject: bool, whole_tree_published_keys: Option>, budgets: WitnessBudgetPolicy, style: ShardStyle, @@ -38878,225 +38062,6 @@ mod witness_layer_roots_compile_clean_tests { }); } - /// Selection-control skip, the GREEN arm: a diff that touches nothing in the control - /// suite's closure skips. Paired with the RUN arms below — that pair is what makes - /// this a decision rather than a constant. - /// - /// The subject is ASSERTED outside the closure rather than assumed: if a new import edge - /// or declared entry ever pulls it in, this test panics instead of quietly passing for - /// the wrong reason. It is deliberately NOT a `.md` path — markdown is an input through - /// the `ReadsLiveTree` doc-reachability entry. The first draft of this test used - /// `docs/plans/example.md`, i.e. it asserted the very suppression review 44682 caught. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_skips_on_unrelated_path() { - const UNRELATED: &str = "src/v2/lens/machine_shape.dag"; - let closure = selection_control_input_sources(&workspace_root()) - .expect("selection-control closure must compute"); - assert!( - !closure.iter().any(|p| p == UNRELATED), - "{UNRELATED} entered the suite's input closure — choose a new skip subject; \ - do not weaken this arm to keep it green" - ); - assert!( - !UNRELATED.ends_with(".md"), - "the skip subject must not be markdown (markdown always runs the suite)" - ); - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - &format!("M\\000{UNRELATED}\\000"), - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// RUN arm 1 — a declared entry of the suite is touched. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_runs_on_declared_entry() { - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - "M\\000src/v2/workflow/affected_set_floor_runner.dag\\000", - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// RUN arm 2 — a TRANSITIVELY imported module, not a declared entry. This is the arm - /// that proves the import walk is load-bearing: the path is chosen from the computed - /// closure at test time, so if the walk ever stopped at the declared entries this test - /// would fail to find a subject and panic rather than silently weaken. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_runs_on_transitively_imported_module() { - let closure = selection_control_input_sources(&workspace_root()) - .expect("selection-control closure must compute"); - let transitive = closure - .iter() - .find(|p| !SELECTION_CONTROL_DECLARED_ENTRIES.contains(&p.as_str())) - .expect("closure must reach past the declared entries (import walk is dead)") - .clone(); - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - &format!("M\\000{transitive}\\000"), - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL, - "a transitively imported closure member ({transitive}) must run the suite" - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// RUN arm 3 — the `src/v1/**` prefix: the selection implementation and the witness bin - /// live there, and neither is reachable through the `.dag` import walk. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_runs_on_src_v1_path() { - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - "M\\000src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs\\000", - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// RUN arm 4 — departed path. The closure is computed from the CURRENT tree, so a - /// deletion is invisible to the intersection; the guard discriminates on D, not on - /// path. The subject is the SAME path the skip control above modifies, so the pair - /// isolates the D/M axis: modified → skip, departed → run. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_runs_on_departed_path() { - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - "D\\000src/v2/lens/machine_shape.dag\\000", - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// RUN arm 5 — a docs-only diff. THE REGRESSION CONTROL for review 44682: the suite's - /// `dag/test/claim/doc_reachability_witness_test.dag` entry declares - /// `LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree` and folds the live markdown doc graph, and the - /// suite's own `doc_reachability_runs_on_docs_only_diff` scenario asserts the orphan wall - /// is green against the real tree. So a docs-only PR that orphans a doc flips this suite - /// red — and the first draft skipped it. Markdown is an input; it runs. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_runs_on_docs_only_diff() { - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - "M\\000docs/plans/example.md\\000", - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL, - "a docs-only diff must RUN the control suite: its doc-reachability entry \ - reads the live doc graph, so markdown changes its verdict" - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// RUN arm 6 — a DEPARTED doc. Deletion is the direction the orphan/dangling wall is - /// most sensitive to (removing a link target creates a dangling link; removing a linker - /// orphans its target), and it is the arm the copied `!starts_with("docs/")` carve-out - /// from regen/compile-clean would have skipped. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_runs_on_departed_doc() { - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - let _ns = EnvGuard::set( - "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", - "D\\000docs/plans/example.md\\000", - ); - assert_eq!( - selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect("structural arm must answer with a label, not refuse"), - RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL, - "a departed doc must RUN the control suite (it changes the live doc graph)" - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// REFUSAL arm — the discriminating control for review 44745. An unrecognized git - /// `--name-status` status letter makes the modeled observation answer `NameStatusDiffFail`, - /// i.e. the affected set is UNKNOWN. The step must REFUSE (typed, located, countable), not - /// widen to a run: "can't compute the affected set → rerun everything" is DESIGN §5's named - /// absorbing fallback, and `floor_diff_baseline_law` already records the 2026-07-05 ruling - /// that this arm HALTS rather than widening. - /// - /// This is the RED that would go green again if anyone reinstated the old widening arm: - /// with the fail-open version, this returned `Ok(run_selection_control)` and CI stayed green. - #[test] - fn selection_control_skip_refuses_when_diff_observation_fails() { - with_env_test_lock(|| { - with_workspace_cwd(|| { - // 'Z' is not a status letter git emits; the modeled observation rejects it. - let _ns = - EnvGuard::set("GUNBC_CI_DIFF_NAME_STATUS", "Z\\000src/v1/whatever.rs\\000"); - let refusal = selection_control_skip_label_for_ci() - .expect_err("an unobservable diff must REFUSE, never widen to a run"); - assert_eq!( - refusal.cause, - SelectionControlRefusalCause::DiffObservationFailed - ); - let d = refusal.diagnostic(); - assert!( - d.contains("SELECTION_CONTROL_REFUSED") - && d.contains("cause=DiffObservationFailed"), - "the refusal must be countable by a stable token: {d}" - ); - assert!( - !d.contains(RUN_SELECTION_CONTROL_LABEL) - && !d.contains(SELECTION_CONTROL_NOT_AFFECTED_SKIP_LABEL), - "a refusal must not carry a label — ignorance is not an answer: {d}" - ); - }); - }); - } - - /// The two refusal causes must stay distinguishable, so each is separately countable in the - /// job log. A single fused cause would re-absorb the deficits into one unprioritizable bucket. - #[test] - fn selection_control_refusal_causes_are_distinct_and_countable() { - assert_ne!( - SelectionControlRefusalCause::DiffObservationFailed.token(), - SelectionControlRefusalCause::InputClosureFailed.token() - ); - } - fn repair_receipt_touched_paths() -> Vec { vec![ "dag/extdeps/systems/nvidia.dag".to_string(), From aa0297ff85678909c5580c832d3385ae8a6c051f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 12:46:59 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 04/81] wip: fold selection out of run_discovery_rows --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 181 +---------------------------------- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 176 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 9c091a69d20..d9626bb8428 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -24807,23 +24807,11 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( selected_entry_groups: 0, selection_categorization_reason: None, }; - let skip_enabled = selection != NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off; - // This shard's SUBJECT union closure, accumulated from the graphs it resolves. An ordinary - // batch's floor-runner prefix shares that subject universe and is included; a scoped batch's - // inherited selector authority is deliberately excluded from the subject digest/clamp grain. - // Row closures fold in below as each entry resolves. + // This shard's SUBJECT union closure, accumulated from the graphs it resolves as each + // entry is loaded. It once also folded in a floor-runner prefix context, resolved before the + // roster so the affected-set machinery was available to every row; that prefix is gone with + // selection, so the closure is exactly the rows' own graphs. let mut closure_modules: HashSet = HashSet::new(); - for prefix_ctx in [floor_runner_ctx] - .into_iter() - .flatten() - .filter(|_| execution_authority_is_subject) - { - collect_typed_module_names( - prefix_ctx.modules.iter().cloned(), - &prefix_ctx.source_indices, - &mut closure_modules, - ); - } // Existence set for the entry_file_touched refuse-vs-answer decision, built once per shard. let module_graph_declared_paths = index.module_graph_facts.declared_repo_paths(); // Schedule-derived retention is armed by the CALLER over the WHOLE batch schedule @@ -24846,27 +24834,8 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( let mut current_entry_frontier_nodes: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut current_entry_file_touched = true; let mut current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched = true; - let touched_entry_paths: Vec = diff_edits.touched_entry_files.iter().cloned().collect(); let pool_roots = witness_layer_roots(); let whole_tree_published_keys = whole_tree_published_keys.map(Rc::new); - let entry_fast_skip = if selection == NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied { - discovery_entry_fast_skip_without_resolve( - rows, - &index.module_graph_facts, - &module_graph_declared_paths, - &touched_entry_paths, - changed_paths, - diff_edits, - )? - } else { - HashSet::new() - }; - if !entry_fast_skip.is_empty() && floor_verbose() { - eprintln!( - "run_discovery_corpus: skip-before-resolve fast path for {} entr(y/ies) (import-closure unaffected, no declaration edits, no data-item edits in closure, no host-scaffold)", - entry_fast_skip.len() - ); - } for row in rows { // Schedule-derived eviction: when the entry advances, the previous entry's // rows are all behind us (rows are sorted by entry), so its per-module state @@ -24882,77 +24851,13 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( } schedule_prev_entry = Some(row.entry.clone()); } - // Applied only: PredictOnly must resolve + run cold and record via the post-resolve - // would_skip path (falsifier semantics — docs/plans/affected-set-differential-falsifier.md). - if selection == NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied && entry_fast_skip.contains(&row.entry) { - refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip(&row, "skip-before-resolve-fast-path")?; - if current_entry.as_deref() != Some(row.entry.as_str()) { - augment_closure_modules_from_import_facts( - &index, - &row.entry, - &mut closure_modules, - )?; - current_entry = Some(row.entry.clone()); - current_entry_touches = false; - current_entry_file_touched = false; - current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched = false; - current_entry_frontier_nodes.clear(); - current_closure_subject = None; - ctx = None; - } - summary.skipped += 1; - summary - .selection_skipped_rows - .push(SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow { - entry: row.entry.clone(), - function: row.function.clone(), - provenance: "skip-before-resolve-fast-path".to_string(), - }); - if floor_verbose() { - eprintln!( - "SKIP [assumed-green node-frontier] {} ({})", - row.function, row.entry - ); - } - continue; - } if current_entry.as_deref() != Some(row.entry.as_str()) { - if entry_eligible_for_discovery_skip_before_resolve( - skip_enabled, - row.reads_live_tree, - &row.entry, - &index.module_graph_facts, - &module_graph_declared_paths, - changed_paths, - diff_edits, - )? { - if floor_verbose() { - eprintln!( - "SKIP-RESOLVE [unaffected import-closure] {} (cold entry resolve elided)", - row.entry - ); - } - collect_import_closure_module_names_from_facts( - &index, - &row.entry, - &mut closure_modules, - )?; - ctx = None; - current_closure_subject = None; - current_entry_frontier_nodes.clear(); - current_entry_touches = false; - current_entry_file_touched = false; - current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched = false; - current_entry = Some(row.entry.clone()); - } else { + { let resolved = resolve_discovery_entry_for_corpus_row( index, &row.entry, execution_mode, whole_tree_published_keys.clone(), - skip_enabled, - diff_edits, - &touched_entry_paths, &module_graph_declared_paths, &mut closure_modules, )?; @@ -24978,88 +24883,12 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( current_entry = Some(row.entry.clone()); } } - let function_edited = skip_enabled - && diff_edits.edited_test_fns.iter().any(|(file, func)| { - diff_file_matches_entry(file, &row.entry) && func == &row.function - }); - let entry_file_touched = skip_enabled && current_entry_file_touched; - let runtime_data_dependency_touched = - skip_enabled && current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched; - let would_skip = if skip_enabled { - match floor_runner_ctx { - Some(runner_ctx) => { - let skip = call_floor_row_would_skip( - runner_ctx, - row.reads_live_tree, - changed_paths, - ¤t_entry_frontier_nodes, - current_entry_touches, - function_edited, - entry_file_touched, - runtime_data_dependency_touched, - ); - match skip { - Ok(skip) => skip, - Err(msg) => { - return Err(format!( - "floor would_skip failed for {} ({}): {msg} — declared \ - selection machinery must evaluate; no silent \ - run-everything fallback", - row.function, row.entry - )); - } - } - } - None => false, - } - } else { - false - }; - if would_skip { - refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip(&row, "node-frontier-selection")?; - match selection { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied => { - summary.skipped += 1; - summary - .selection_skipped_rows - .push(SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow { - entry: row.entry.clone(), - function: row.function.clone(), - provenance: "node-frontier-selection".to_string(), - }); - if floor_verbose() { - eprintln!( - "SKIP [assumed-green node-frontier] {} ({})", - row.function, row.entry - ); - } - continue; - } - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly => { - // Falsifier semantics: record the prediction and run the row cold anyway. - summary - .predicted_unaffected - .push((row.entry.clone(), row.function.clone())); - if floor_verbose() { - eprintln!( - "PREDICT [unaffected node-frontier] {} ({})", - row.function, row.entry - ); - } - } - // would_skip is only computed when selection is enabled. - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off => {} - } - } if ctx.is_none() { let resolved = resolve_discovery_entry_for_corpus_row( index, &row.entry, execution_mode, whole_tree_published_keys.clone(), - skip_enabled, - diff_edits, - &touched_entry_paths, &module_graph_declared_paths, &mut closure_modules, )?; From dbf48b6c4eeab753bfca5a32bcc6d9c166b8ddf5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 13:07:43 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 05/81] delete affected-set selection from the seed (cli_run + claim_executor) --- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs | 469 ++--------------------- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/p1_cohort_probe.rs | 2 - src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 321 +--------------- 3 files changed, 49 insertions(+), 743 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs index a930237e8e8..01d61d6a7ee 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs @@ -16,16 +16,14 @@ use v1_compiler::cli_run::{ enable_floor_compile_clean_lazy_install, heartbeat_feed_enter_batch, heartbeat_feed_entry_completed, heartbeat_feed_snapshot, install_floor_compile_clean_receipt, make_eval_context, project_witness_cost_receipt, record_resolution_divergence_phase, - render_selection_degradation_receipt_body, reset_resolution_divergence_phase_receipt, - resolution_divergence_parent_plan_capture_begin, + reset_resolution_divergence_phase_receipt, resolution_divergence_parent_plan_capture_begin, resolution_divergence_parent_plan_capture_finish, resolve_entry_graph, resolve_entry_graph_shared, run_claim, run_discovery_corpus_with_options, run_value, set_phase, top_n_slowest_witnesses, verify_floor_discovery_terminal_for_coordinator, BudgetKind, ClaimOutcome, DiscoveryCorpusOptions, DiscoverySummary, DiscoveryWidthPolicy, - DiscoveryWitnessOutcome, FloorDiscoveryConsumerRole, FloorPhase, HistogramData, - NodeFrontierSelectionMode, PhaseProfile, ResolutionDivergencePhase, - ResolutionDivergencePhaseState, SelectionDegradationSnapshot, TimingPercentiles, - WitnessRowCost, DEFAULT_SLOWEST_WITNESS_ATTRIBUTION_N, + DiscoveryWitnessOutcome, FloorDiscoveryConsumerRole, FloorPhase, HistogramData, PhaseProfile, + ResolutionDivergencePhase, ResolutionDivergencePhaseState, TimingPercentiles, WitnessRowCost, + DEFAULT_SLOWEST_WITNESS_ATTRIBUTION_N, }; use v1_compiler::memory_governor::{ binding_cap_cgroup_dir, binding_high_cgroup_dir, floor_budget_below_minimum_footprint, @@ -747,7 +745,6 @@ enum Runnable { scan_dirs: Vec, explicit_entries: Vec<(String, String)>, native_bundle_entries: Vec<(String, String)>, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, exclude_substrings: Vec, discovery_scope_dirs: Vec, execution_mode: ExecutionMode, @@ -759,7 +756,6 @@ enum Runnable { source_roots_digest: String, entries: Vec, scan_dirs: Vec, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority, profile: ParsedRunnableProfile, clamp: ResolvedFloorBatchClamp, @@ -1138,41 +1134,6 @@ fn runnable_from_value(value: &Value, ctx: &InterpContext) -> Result (Vec::new(), Vec::new()), }; - let node_frontier_selection = match ctx.field(fields, "node_frontier_selection") { - Some(Value::Variant { variant_name, .. }) => { - if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "SelectionOff") { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off - } else if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "SelectionApplied") { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied - } else if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "SelectionPredictOnly") { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly - } else { - return Err(format!( - "RunnableDiscoveryBatch.node_frontier_selection: unknown \ - NodeFrontierSelection variant `{}`", - ctx.resolve(*variant_name) - )); - } - } - Some(other) => { - return Err(format!( - "RunnableDiscoveryBatch.node_frontier_selection must be a \ - NodeFrontierSelection variant, got {}", - other.type_label_public() - )) - } - // Absent is a REFUSAL, not a default: the former Bool defaulted to false - // when the field was missing — a fail-open where a stale plan silently - // ran without its declared selection semantics. - None => { - return Err( - "RunnableDiscoveryBatch.node_frontier_selection is absent — the \ - plan row must declare its selection mode (SelectionOff / \ - SelectionApplied / SelectionPredictOnly); no silent default" - .to_string(), - ) - } - }; let exclude_substrings = match ctx.field(fields, "exclude_substrings") { Some(v) => str_list_from_value(v, ctx)?, // Field absent means the plan author specified no exclusions — default is empty, @@ -1193,7 +1154,6 @@ fn runnable_from_value(value: &Value, ctx: &InterpContext) -> Result Result str_list_from_value(v, ctx)?, None => return Err("ScopedWitnessBatch missing field `scan_dirs`".to_string()), }; - let node_frontier_selection = match ctx.field(batch, "node_frontier_selection") { - Some(Value::Variant { variant_name, .. }) - if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "SelectionOff") => NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off, - Some(Value::Variant { variant_name, .. }) - if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "SelectionApplied") => NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, - Some(Value::Variant { variant_name, .. }) - if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "SelectionPredictOnly") => NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, - Some(other) => { - return Err(format!( - "ScopedWitnessBatch.node_frontier_selection must be NodeFrontierSelection, got {}", - other.type_label_public() - )) - } - None => return Err("ScopedWitnessBatch missing field `node_frontier_selection`".to_string()), - }; let execution_authority = match ctx.field(batch, "execution_authority") { Some(Value::Variant { variant_name, .. }) if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "InheritedWalkSourceRoots") => @@ -1426,7 +1371,6 @@ fn runnable_from_value(value: &Value, ctx: &InterpContext) -> Result, /// Discovery batch only: finalized selection-degradation facts for floor receipts. - selection_degradation: Option, /// Recorded at the reuse decision site for rostered obligation subjects only. /// Disposition is NEVER inferred from `resolve_nanos` alone — timing is cost evidence. resolve_realization: Option, @@ -2067,7 +2010,6 @@ fn pre_verdict_unverified_claim_result( expectation_refusal: Some(refusal), budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, } } @@ -2442,7 +2384,6 @@ enum BatchUnit { source_roots: Vec, scan_dirs: Vec, explicit_entries: Vec<(String, String)>, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, exclude_substrings: Vec, discovery_scope_dirs: Vec, execution_mode: ExecutionMode, @@ -2454,7 +2395,6 @@ enum BatchUnit { entries_with_kind: Vec, source_roots: Vec, scan_dirs: Vec, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority, execution_mode: ExecutionMode, spawns_host_compiler: bool, @@ -2516,7 +2456,6 @@ fn group_batch_units(batch: &[Runnable]) -> Vec { scan_dirs, explicit_entries, native_bundle_entries, - node_frontier_selection, exclude_substrings, discovery_scope_dirs, execution_mode, @@ -2527,7 +2466,6 @@ fn group_batch_units(batch: &[Runnable]) -> Vec { source_roots: source_roots.clone(), scan_dirs: scan_dirs.clone(), explicit_entries: explicit_entries.clone(), - node_frontier_selection: *node_frontier_selection, exclude_substrings: exclude_substrings.clone(), discovery_scope_dirs: discovery_scope_dirs.clone(), execution_mode: *execution_mode, @@ -2548,7 +2486,6 @@ fn group_batch_units(batch: &[Runnable]) -> Vec { source_roots_digest, entries, scan_dirs, - node_frontier_selection, execution_authority, profile, .. @@ -2558,7 +2495,6 @@ fn group_batch_units(batch: &[Runnable]) -> Vec { entries_with_kind: entries.clone(), source_roots: source_roots.clone(), scan_dirs: scan_dirs.clone(), - node_frontier_selection: *node_frontier_selection, execution_authority: *execution_authority, execution_mode: profile.execution_mode, spawns_host_compiler: profile.spawns_host_compiler, @@ -2627,7 +2563,6 @@ fn claim_result_for_outcome( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization, }, ClaimOutcome::Fail => { @@ -2658,7 +2593,6 @@ fn claim_result_for_outcome( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization, } } @@ -2677,7 +2611,6 @@ fn claim_result_for_outcome( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization, }, ClaimOutcome::RuntimeError { message } => ClaimResult { @@ -2695,7 +2628,6 @@ fn claim_result_for_outcome( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization, }, ClaimOutcome::TimedOut { @@ -2731,7 +2663,6 @@ fn claim_result_for_outcome( kind, }), host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization, }, } @@ -3091,7 +3022,6 @@ fn run_native_bundle_unit( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }; if execution_mode != ExecutionMode::Wet { @@ -3124,7 +3054,6 @@ fn run_native_bundle_unit( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: resolve_observation(), }; let ctx = make_eval_context(&graph, indices, ExecutionMode::Wet); @@ -3298,7 +3227,6 @@ fn run_native_bundle_unit( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: Some(ResolveRealizationObservation::ColdResolvePerformed { resolve_nanos, }), @@ -3341,7 +3269,6 @@ fn run_batch_unit( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }], BatchUnit::NativeBundle { @@ -3360,7 +3287,6 @@ fn run_batch_unit( source_roots: roots, scan_dirs, explicit_entries, - node_frontier_selection, exclude_substrings, discovery_scope_dirs, execution_mode, @@ -3385,7 +3311,6 @@ fn run_batch_unit( execution_authority_source_roots, scan_dirs, explicit_entries, - node_frontier_selection, exclude_substrings, discovery_scope_dirs, governor, @@ -3407,7 +3332,6 @@ fn run_batch_unit( entries_with_kind, source_roots: roots, scan_dirs, - node_frontier_selection, execution_authority, execution_mode, spawns_host_compiler, @@ -3423,7 +3347,6 @@ fn run_batch_unit( execution_authority_source_roots, scan_dirs, explicit_entries, - node_frontier_selection, Vec::new(), Vec::new(), governor, @@ -3500,7 +3423,6 @@ fn run_shared_entry_claims( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }) .collect(); @@ -3590,7 +3512,6 @@ fn run_memo_shared_claims( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }) .collect(); @@ -4180,11 +4101,7 @@ fn scoped_witness_summary_outcome( ), }); } - summary - .selection_skipped_rows - .iter() - .find(|row| row.entry == entry && row.function == function) - .map(|row| ("selection-skipped", row.provenance.clone())) + None } fn append_scoped_witness_receipt_rows( @@ -4245,7 +4162,6 @@ fn discovery_claim_result( function: String, ok: bool, detail: String, - selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, summary: &DiscoverySummary, projected: Result, String>, expectation_refusal: Option, @@ -4254,45 +4170,23 @@ fn discovery_claim_result( // incomplete row set must refuse the discovery claim (typed/located), never silently // emit a partial receipt as complete (§5 / review 43261 + review 43274). match projected { - Ok(mut witness_row_costs) => { - for row in &summary.selection_skipped_rows { - // Zeros here are placeholders the writer never renders: the row's own - // `selection-skipped` outcome routes every timing cell to UNMEASURED. The - // CPU slot is `None` for the stronger reason that it is not a placeholder - // at all — an unexecuted row has no clock reading of any kind, and the type - // now says so rather than leaving a zero to be believed. - witness_row_costs.push(WitnessRowCost { - entry: row.entry.clone(), - function: row.function.clone(), - eval_wall_nanos: 0, - eval_cpu_nanos: None, - resolve_nanos: 0, - warm_nanos: 0, - outcome: "selection-skipped".to_string(), - detail: row.provenance.clone(), - }); - } - ClaimResult { - function, - entry: DISCOVERY_AGGREGATE_ENTRY.to_string(), - ok, - detail, - wall_nanos: 0, - resolve_nanos: 0, - corpus_resolve_nanos: summary.total_resolve_nanos, - corpus_eval_nanos: summary.total_measured_nanos, - corpus_witnesses: summary.total, - runtime_unit_count: discovery_runtime_unit_count_from_summary(summary.total), - witness_row_costs, - expectation_refusal, - budget_refusal: discovery_budget_refusal(summary), - host_dependency_refusal: discovery_host_dependency_refusal(summary), - selection_degradation: Some(SelectionDegradationSnapshot::from_summary( - selection, summary, - )), - resolve_realization: None, - } - } + Ok(mut witness_row_costs) => ClaimResult { + function, + entry: DISCOVERY_AGGREGATE_ENTRY.to_string(), + ok, + detail, + wall_nanos: 0, + resolve_nanos: 0, + corpus_resolve_nanos: summary.total_resolve_nanos, + corpus_eval_nanos: summary.total_measured_nanos, + corpus_witnesses: summary.total, + runtime_unit_count: discovery_runtime_unit_count_from_summary(summary.total), + witness_row_costs, + expectation_refusal, + budget_refusal: discovery_budget_refusal(summary), + host_dependency_refusal: discovery_host_dependency_refusal(summary), + resolve_realization: None, + }, Err(msg) => { eprintln!("[witness-row-cost] refused: {msg}"); // Preserve the caller's failure context (e.g. "N of M discovery witness(es) @@ -4323,9 +4217,6 @@ fn discovery_claim_result( expectation_refusal, budget_refusal: discovery_budget_refusal(summary), host_dependency_refusal: discovery_host_dependency_refusal(summary), - selection_degradation: Some(SelectionDegradationSnapshot::from_summary( - selection, summary, - )), resolve_realization: None, } } @@ -4357,7 +4248,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( execution_authority_source_roots: Vec, scan_dirs: Vec, explicit_entries: Vec<(String, String)>, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, exclude_substrings: Vec, discovery_scope_dirs: Vec, governor: Arc, @@ -4400,7 +4290,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( execution_mode, DiscoveryWidthPolicy::Adaptive(governor), DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - node_frontier_selection, execution_authority_source_roots, explicit_roster_only: false, exclude_substrings, @@ -4436,10 +4325,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: discovery_budget_refusal(&summary), host_dependency_refusal: discovery_host_dependency_refusal(&summary), - selection_degradation: Some(SelectionDegradationSnapshot::from_summary( - node_frontier_selection, - &summary, - )), resolve_realization: None, }; } @@ -4570,7 +4455,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( label, false, refusal.detail(), - node_frontier_selection, &summary, projected, Some(refusal), @@ -4579,7 +4463,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( format!("{label} ({} witnesses)", summary.total), true, String::new(), - node_frontier_selection, &summary, projected, None, @@ -4612,10 +4495,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: discovery_budget_refusal(&summary), host_dependency_refusal: discovery_host_dependency_refusal(&summary), - selection_degradation: Some(SelectionDegradationSnapshot::from_summary( - node_frontier_selection, - &summary, - )), resolve_realization: None, }; } @@ -4643,7 +4522,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( label, false, refusal.detail(), - node_frontier_selection, &summary, projected, Some(refusal), @@ -4660,7 +4538,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( format!("{label} (expect_red still-red OK)"), true, String::new(), - node_frontier_selection, &summary, projected, None, @@ -4682,7 +4559,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( }, summary.failures.join("; ") ), - node_frontier_selection, &summary, projected, None, @@ -4747,7 +4623,6 @@ fn run_discovery_batch_node( expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, } } @@ -5345,56 +5220,10 @@ struct BatchRecord { /// receipt keys on (`gunbc.floor_component_receipt` role note): the affected-set /// cold control is the `predict_only` component, never "batch 1" — indices shift /// when a `gunbc_falsifier_batches` enrollment flag flips. - selection_tag: &'static str, /// Wet-profiled batches (bin_witness wet corpus, falsifier wet follow-on, …). is_wet: bool, } -/// Materialization-ladder receipt: how many entry resolves this floor run actually -/// paid (walk_memo hits charge resolve_nanos == 0 and are excluded — this counts the -/// duplicated work across DISTINCT entries, the cross-entry share the memo cannot do). -/// Discovery corpus resolve time is reported on its own key, never folded into the -/// entry count (different grain; conflating them would mask either regression). -/// Consumed by the ci.yml resolve-receipt gate emitted from dag/gunbc/ci_materialization.dag. -/// Returns false on a write error — the walk fails closed at the point of -/// failure rather than relying only on the downstream missing-file gate. -/// The batch's node-frontier selection role, as the tag vocabulary -/// `gunbc.floor_component_receipt.floor_component_selection_of_tag` admits. -/// Two or more DISTINCT selections in one batch returns `"ambiguous"`, which that -/// function refuses — the role would not identify a unique component, and a silently -/// picked first one is exactly the kind of guess the receipt exists to remove. -fn batch_selection_tag(batch: &[Runnable]) -> &'static str { - let mut seen: Vec<&'static str> = Vec::new(); - for r in batch { - let selection = match r { - Runnable::DiscoveryBatch { - node_frontier_selection, - .. - } - | Runnable::ScopedWitnessBatch { - node_frontier_selection, - .. - } => Some(node_frontier_selection), - Runnable::SingleClaim { .. } => None, - }; - if let Some(node_frontier_selection) = selection { - let tag = match node_frontier_selection { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off => "off", - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied => "applied", - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly => "predict_only", - }; - if !seen.contains(&tag) { - seen.push(tag); - } - } - } - match seen.len() { - 0 => "off", - 1 => seen[0], - _ => "ambiguous", - } -} - /// One batch's failure MODE and detail — the seed's existing `falsifier_failure_mode` /// vocabulary verbatim, with `"none"` for a clean batch. This function deliberately /// makes NO judgment: the mode-to-`ObservationOutcome` mapping lives in @@ -5578,7 +5407,6 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_at( &run_id, rec.batch_index as i64 + 1, &rec.label, - rec.selection_tag, batch_witness_count(rec) as i64, failure_mode, &detail, @@ -5591,33 +5419,27 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_at( // Batches the stop policy never reached are Skipped with their cause — a named // state, never an absent row the alert would have to guess about. // - // They carry their PLANNED identity, not a placeholder. `batch_heartbeat_label` and - // `batch_selection_tag` are pure functions of `batches[bi]`, so the roster identity of - // an unreached component is fully available here; the earlier version discarded it and - // wrote a literal "not reached" / "off" pair. That made the receipt complete by COUNT - // and anonymous by IDENTITY for exactly the components that did not run — the shape - // DESIGN §5 rules out ("Completeness is an identity join, not a count equality"). + // They carry their PLANNED identity, not a placeholder. `batch_heartbeat_label` is a pure + // function of `batches[bi]`, so the roster identity of an unreached component is fully + // available here; an earlier version discarded it and wrote a literal "not reached". That + // made the receipt complete by COUNT and anonymous by IDENTITY for exactly the components + // that did not run -- the shape DESIGN section 5 rules out ("Completeness is an identity + // join, not a count equality"). // - // The erased `selection_tag` was the load-bearing half. The affected-set cold control is - // identified by the property that DEFINES it — `predict_only` - // (`gunbc.floor_component_receipt` role note) — so padding it as "off" deleted the cold - // control from its own receipt: `floor_affected_set_control_state` then returned - // `ControlAbsent`, which cannot distinguish "the control was never enrolled" from "the - // control was enrolled and an earlier batch stopped the line before it ran". Two states, - // two different remedies, one output — a state-space conflation in the receipt whose - // whole purpose is to keep component states distinct. With the planned tag carried, that - // run instead yields `ControlConcluded` with a `Skipped` outcome, and the alert reports - // the control RED with its real cause. + // A second erased field, the per-component selection tag, used to be the load-bearing half + // of this argument: padding the affected-set cold control's `predict_only` tag as "off" + // deleted that control from its own receipt. Both the tag and the control are gone with + // affected-set selection (2026-08-15), so the label is now the whole identity -- which + // makes carrying it accurately the only thing standing between an unreached component and + // anonymity. for bi in batch_records.len()..total_batches { let label = batch_heartbeat_label(&batches[bi]); - let selection_tag = batch_selection_tag(&batches[bi]); let row = if unreached == UnreachedCause::RunIncomplete { floor_component_row_not_concluded_value( &ctx, &run_id, bi as i64 + 1, &label, - selection_tag, unreached.failure_mode(), unreached.detail(), ) @@ -5627,7 +5449,6 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_at( &run_id, bi as i64 + 1, &label, - selection_tag, 0, unreached.failure_mode(), unreached.detail(), @@ -5707,7 +5528,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_value( run_id: &str, index: i64, label: &str, - selection_tag: &str, witnesses: i64, failure_mode: &str, detail: &str, @@ -5738,10 +5558,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_value( (Some("run_id".to_string()), Value::Str(run_id.to_string())), (Some("index".to_string()), Value::Int(index)), (Some("label".to_string()), Value::Str(label.to_string())), - ( - Some("selection_tag".to_string()), - Value::Str(selection_tag.to_string()), - ), (Some("witnesses".to_string()), Value::Int(witnesses)), ( Some("failure_mode".to_string()), @@ -5770,8 +5586,7 @@ fn floor_component_row_value( Ok(Value::Null) => { eprintln!( "claim_executor: floor component receipt REFUSED — {constructor} returned \ - absent for batch {index}: selection_tag={selection_tag:?} \ - failure_mode={failure_mode:?} are outside the .dag vocabulary" + absent for batch {index}: failure_mode={failure_mode:?} are outside the .dag vocabulary" ); None } @@ -5795,7 +5610,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_not_concluded_value( run_id: &str, index: i64, label: &str, - selection_tag: &str, failure_mode: &str, detail: &str, ) -> Option { @@ -5804,10 +5618,6 @@ fn floor_component_row_not_concluded_value( (Some("run_id".to_string()), Value::Str(run_id.to_string())), (Some("index".to_string()), Value::Int(index)), (Some("label".to_string()), Value::Str(label.to_string())), - ( - Some("selection_tag".to_string()), - Value::Str(selection_tag.to_string()), - ), ( Some("failure_mode".to_string()), Value::Str(failure_mode.to_string()), @@ -5834,8 +5644,7 @@ fn floor_component_row_not_concluded_value( Ok(Value::Null) => { eprintln!( "claim_executor: floor component receipt REFUSED — {constructor} returned \ - absent for batch {index}: selection_tag={selection_tag:?} \ - failure_mode={failure_mode:?} are outside the .dag vocabulary" + absent for batch {index}: failure_mode={failure_mode:?} are outside the .dag vocabulary" ); None } @@ -5862,7 +5671,6 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_document( batch_records: &[BatchRecord], ) -> Option { let rows_list = Value::List(Rc::new(rows.into())); - let snapshot = selection_degradation_from_batch_records(batch_records); if unreached == UnreachedCause::RunIncomplete { let concluded_count = batch_records.len() as i64; let pending_from_index = (batch_records.len() + 1) as i64; @@ -5890,33 +5698,7 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_document( Value::Int(pending_from_index), ), ]; - let constructor = if let Some(snapshot) = snapshot { - args.extend([ - ( - Some("selection_mode_tag".to_string()), - Value::Str(snapshot.selection_mode_tag.clone()), - ), - ( - Some("selected".to_string()), - Value::Int(snapshot.selected_entry_groups as i64), - ), - ( - Some("total".to_string()), - Value::Int(snapshot.total_entry_groups as i64), - ), - ( - Some("categorization_unavailable".to_string()), - Value::Bool(snapshot.categorization_unavailable), - ), - ( - Some("categorization_reason".to_string()), - Value::Str(snapshot.categorization_reason.clone()), - ), - ]); - "floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete_with_selection" - } else { - "floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete" - }; + let constructor = "floor_component_receipt_document_incomplete"; match run_in_context_with_args(ctx, constructor, &args, false) { Ok(Value::Str(s)) => Some(s), Ok(other) => { @@ -5933,60 +5715,6 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_document( None } } - } else if let Some(snapshot) = snapshot { - match run_in_context_with_args( - ctx, - "floor_component_receipt_document_with_selection", - &[ - ( - Some("workflow_name".to_string()), - Value::Str(workflow_name.to_string()), - ), - (Some("run_id".to_string()), Value::Str(run_id.to_string())), - ( - Some("head_sha".to_string()), - Value::Str(head_sha.to_string()), - ), - (Some("rows".to_string()), rows_list), - ( - Some("selection_mode_tag".to_string()), - Value::Str(snapshot.selection_mode_tag.clone()), - ), - ( - Some("selected".to_string()), - Value::Int(snapshot.selected_entry_groups as i64), - ), - ( - Some("total".to_string()), - Value::Int(snapshot.total_entry_groups as i64), - ), - ( - Some("categorization_unavailable".to_string()), - Value::Bool(snapshot.categorization_unavailable), - ), - ( - Some("categorization_reason".to_string()), - Value::Str(snapshot.categorization_reason.clone()), - ), - ], - false, - ) { - Ok(Value::Str(s)) => Some(s), - Ok(other) => { - eprintln!( - "claim_executor: floor component receipt REFUSED — \ - floor_component_receipt_document_with_selection returned {other:?}, not Str" - ); - None - } - Err(e) => { - eprintln!( - "claim_executor: floor component receipt REFUSED — \ - floor_component_receipt_document_with_selection eval: {e}" - ); - None - } - } } else { match run_in_context_with_args( ctx, @@ -7077,47 +6805,6 @@ fn write_on_success_receipt( true } -fn selection_degradation_from_batch_records( - batch_records: &[BatchRecord], -) -> Option { - batch_records - .iter() - .flat_map(|rec| &rec.results) - .find_map(|result| result.selection_degradation.clone()) -} - -fn write_selection_degradation_receipt_at( - base: &std::path::Path, - source_roots: &[String], - batch_records: &[BatchRecord], -) -> bool { - let Some(snapshot) = selection_degradation_from_batch_records(batch_records) else { - return true; - }; - let body = match render_selection_degradation_receipt_body(source_roots, &snapshot) { - Ok(body) => body, - Err(msg) => { - eprintln!("claim_executor: {msg}"); - return false; - } - }; - let path = base.join("floor-selection-degradation-receipt.txt"); - if let Err(e) = std::fs::create_dir_all(base).and_then(|_| std::fs::write(&path, &body)) { - eprintln!( - "claim_executor: failed to write selection degradation receipt {}: {e} — walk fails closed", - path.display() - ); - return false; - } - eprintln!( - "[receipt] floor selection degradation: {} entry group(s) selected of {} (receipt: {})", - snapshot.selected_entry_groups, - snapshot.total_entry_groups, - path.display() - ); - true -} - /// Receipt line derived from transported obligations joined to observed realizations. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] struct ResolveObligationLine { @@ -7365,19 +7052,6 @@ fn write_resolve_receipt_at( return false; } } - if let Some(snapshot) = selection_degradation_from_batch_records(batch_records) { - match render_selection_degradation_receipt_body(source_roots, &snapshot) { - Ok(selection_body) => { - body.push_str("\n[selection_degradation]\n"); - body.push_str(&selection_body); - body.push('\n'); - } - Err(msg) => { - eprintln!("claim_executor: resolve receipt selection degradation refused: {msg}"); - return false; - } - } - } let path = base.join("floor-resolve-receipt.txt"); if let Err(e) = std::fs::create_dir_all(base).and_then(|_| std::fs::write(&path, &body)) { eprintln!( @@ -8841,7 +8515,6 @@ fn run_walk( runtime_units: batch_runtime_units, results: batch_results, label: label.clone(), - selection_tag: batch_selection_tag(batch), is_wet: batch_is_wet(batch), }); // CHECKPOINT. The receipt used to be written once, after every batch, so the one @@ -8924,14 +8597,6 @@ fn run_walk( let resolve_receipt_ok = !emit_ordinary_floor_receipts || write_resolve_receipt(source_roots, &batch_records, floor_finalization); trace_floor_phase("resolve-receipt", "completed", ""); - trace_floor_phase("selection-degradation-receipt", "started", ""); - let selection_degradation_receipt_ok = !emit_ordinary_floor_receipts - || write_selection_degradation_receipt_at( - std::path::Path::new("target"), - source_roots, - &batch_records, - ); - trace_floor_phase("selection-degradation-receipt", "completed", ""); trace_floor_phase("batch-wall-receipt", "started", ""); let batch_wall_receipt_ok = !emit_ordinary_floor_receipts || write_batch_wall_receipt(&batch_records); @@ -9016,7 +8681,6 @@ fn run_walk( || !wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_ok || !witness_row_cost_drift_receipt_ok || !witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_receipt_ok - || !selection_degradation_receipt_ok || !floor_component_receipt_ok || !materialization_receipt_ok; push_ordinary_receipt_write_refusals( @@ -9028,7 +8692,6 @@ fn run_walk( wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_ok, witness_row_cost_drift_receipt_ok, witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_receipt_ok, - selection_degradation_receipt_ok, floor_component_receipt_ok, materialization_receipt_ok, ); @@ -9488,7 +9151,6 @@ fn run_perturb_check( scan_dirs, explicit_entries, native_bundle_entries, - node_frontier_selection, exclude_substrings, discovery_scope_dirs, execution_mode, @@ -9498,7 +9160,6 @@ fn run_perturb_check( scan_dirs: scan_dirs.iter().map(|d| remap_root(d)).collect(), explicit_entries: explicit_entries.clone(), native_bundle_entries: native_bundle_entries.clone(), - node_frontier_selection: *node_frontier_selection, exclude_substrings: exclude_substrings.clone(), discovery_scope_dirs: discovery_scope_dirs.clone(), execution_mode: *execution_mode, @@ -9510,7 +9171,6 @@ fn run_perturb_check( source_roots_digest, entries, scan_dirs, - node_frontier_selection, execution_authority, profile, clamp, @@ -9530,7 +9190,6 @@ fn run_perturb_check( }) .collect(), scan_dirs: scan_dirs.iter().map(|d| remap_root(d)).collect(), - node_frontier_selection: *node_frontier_selection, execution_authority: *execution_authority, profile: *profile, clamp: clamp.clone(), @@ -10386,7 +10045,6 @@ struct ScopedExecutionRequest { source_roots_digest: String, entries: Vec, scan_dirs: Vec, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority, profile: ParsedRunnableProfile, clamp: ResolvedFloorBatchClamp, @@ -10410,7 +10068,6 @@ impl ScopedExecutionRequest { source_roots_digest: self.source_roots_digest.clone(), entries: self.entries.clone(), scan_dirs: self.scan_dirs.clone(), - node_frontier_selection: self.node_frontier_selection, execution_authority: self.execution_authority, profile: self.profile, clamp: self.clamp.clone(), @@ -10435,7 +10092,6 @@ fn scoped_execution_requests_from_rows( source_roots_digest, entries, scan_dirs, - node_frontier_selection, execution_authority, profile, clamp, @@ -10453,7 +10109,6 @@ fn scoped_execution_requests_from_rows( source_roots_digest: source_roots_digest.clone(), entries: entries.clone(), scan_dirs: scan_dirs.clone(), - node_frontier_selection: *node_frontier_selection, execution_authority: *execution_authority, profile: *profile, clamp: clamp.clone(), @@ -11698,7 +11353,6 @@ fn push_ordinary_receipt_write_refusals( wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_ok: bool, witness_row_cost_drift_receipt_ok: bool, witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_receipt_ok: bool, - selection_degradation_receipt_ok: bool, floor_component_receipt_ok: bool, materialization_receipt_ok: bool, ) { @@ -11735,10 +11389,6 @@ fn push_ordinary_receipt_write_refusals( witness_row_cost_migration_disclosure_receipt_ok, "ordinary-floor witness row-cost migration disclosure receipt write refused", ); - push( - selection_degradation_receipt_ok, - "ordinary-floor selection degradation receipt write refused", - ); push( floor_component_receipt_ok, "ordinary-floor floor component receipt write refused", @@ -12071,7 +11721,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "finalization-fixture".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: resolve_counts .iter() @@ -12090,7 +11739,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }) .collect(), @@ -12283,7 +11931,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "obligation-fixture".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: vec![ ClaimResult { @@ -12301,7 +11948,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: resolve_observation_for_nanos(anchor_nanos), }, ClaimResult { @@ -12321,7 +11967,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: resolve_observation_for_nanos(native_nanos), }, ], @@ -12351,7 +11996,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }); let refusals = validate_floor_finalization(&fin, TEST_PLAN_SITE, &records, false); @@ -12374,7 +12018,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "emit-only".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: vec![ClaimResult { function: "emit_host_gate_passes".to_string(), @@ -12391,7 +12034,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }], }]; @@ -12429,7 +12071,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }); let refusals = validate_floor_finalization(&fin, TEST_PLAN_SITE, &records, false); @@ -12460,7 +12101,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "cheap-gates".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: vec![ClaimResult { function: "cheap_claim_pool_gate_passes".to_string(), @@ -12477,7 +12117,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: Some( ResolveRealizationObservation::ColdResolvePerformed { resolve_nanos: 9 }, ), @@ -12490,7 +12129,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "compile-anchor".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: vec![ClaimResult { function: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes".to_string(), @@ -12507,7 +12145,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: Some( ResolveRealizationObservation::SatisfiedFromSharedPool { computation_identity: format!("entry-closure:{anchor_entry}:Hermetic"), @@ -12523,7 +12160,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "native-bundle".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: vec![ClaimResult { function: "native_selected_logic_production_spec".to_string(), @@ -12542,7 +12178,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: resolve_observation_for_nanos(3), }], }, @@ -12573,7 +12208,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 0, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, label: "memo-regression".to_string(), - selection_tag: "fixture", is_wet: false, results: vec![ ClaimResult { @@ -12591,7 +12225,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: Some( ResolveRealizationObservation::ColdResolvePerformed { resolve_nanos: 9 }, ), @@ -12611,7 +12244,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: Some( ResolveRealizationObservation::ColdResolvePerformed { resolve_nanos: 7 }, ), @@ -13220,7 +12852,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: refusal, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, } } @@ -13840,7 +13471,6 @@ mod tests { runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: unit_count }, results, label: "batch-under-test".to_string(), - selection_tag: "off", is_wet: false, } } @@ -13873,7 +13503,6 @@ mod tests { kind: BudgetKind::Wall, }), host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }; // Sanity: the string classifier alone really would misclassify this detail. @@ -13903,7 +13532,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }; let (mode, _) = batch_failure_mode_and_detail(&batch_record_for_test(vec![plain])); @@ -13934,7 +13562,6 @@ mod tests { tool: "npm".to_string(), hint: "apt install npm".to_string(), }), - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }; assert_eq!( @@ -14221,7 +13848,6 @@ mod tests { scan_dirs: vec!["dag/test/claim".to_string()], explicit_entries: Vec::new(), native_bundle_entries: Vec::new(), - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly, exclude_substrings: Vec::new(), discovery_scope_dirs: Vec::new(), execution_mode: ExecutionMode::Hermetic, @@ -14238,7 +13864,6 @@ mod tests { runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 1 }, results: Vec::new(), label: batch_heartbeat_label(&batches[0]), - selection_tag: batch_selection_tag(&batches[0]), is_wet: false, }]; @@ -14298,7 +13923,6 @@ mod tests { budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, expectation_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }; let units = aggregate_batch_runtime_units(&[discovery_fail]); @@ -14322,7 +13946,6 @@ mod tests { budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, expectation_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }; assert_eq!( @@ -14358,7 +13981,6 @@ mod tests { runtime_units: runtime_unit_count_unavailable("discovery corpus failed: test"), results: Vec::new(), label: "discovery-corpus".to_string(), - selection_tag: "applied", is_wet: false, }]; assert!(write_batch_wall_receipt_at(&base, &records)); @@ -14419,7 +14041,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 1, results: Vec::new(), label: batch_heartbeat_label(&batches[0]), - selection_tag: batch_selection_tag(&batches[0]), is_wet: false, }]; @@ -14500,7 +14121,6 @@ mod tests { runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 3 }, results: Vec::new(), label: "batch-0".to_string(), - selection_tag: "off", is_wet: false, }, BatchRecord { @@ -14511,7 +14131,6 @@ mod tests { runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, results: Vec::new(), label: "batch-1".to_string(), - selection_tag: "off", is_wet: false, }, ]; @@ -14532,7 +14151,6 @@ mod tests { runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 0 }, results: Vec::new(), label: "batch-0".to_string(), - selection_tag: "off", is_wet: false, }]; assert!(write_batch_wall_receipt_at(&base, &unbudgeted_records)); @@ -15719,7 +15337,6 @@ mod tests { scan_dirs: vec!["dag/test/claim".to_string()], explicit_entries: vec![], native_bundle_entries: vec![], - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, exclude_substrings: vec![], discovery_scope_dirs: vec![], execution_mode: ExecutionMode::Hermetic, @@ -15786,7 +15403,6 @@ mod tests { scan_dirs: vec![], explicit_entries: vec![], native_bundle_entries: vec![("bundle.dag".to_string(), "bundle_spec".to_string())], - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, exclude_substrings: vec![], discovery_scope_dirs: vec![], execution_mode: ExecutionMode::Wet, @@ -16564,7 +16180,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 3, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 3 }, label: "bin-witness-corpus".to_string(), - selection_tag: "applied", is_wet: true, results: vec![ClaimResult { function: "bin-witness-corpus (3 witnesses)".to_string(), @@ -16613,7 +16228,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }], }]; @@ -16662,7 +16276,6 @@ mod tests { unit_count: 2, runtime_units: FloorRuntimeUnitCount::Observed { units: 2 }, label: "collision".to_string(), - selection_tag: "applied", is_wet: false, results: vec![ClaimResult { function: "discovery-corpus".to_string(), @@ -16715,7 +16328,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, }], }] @@ -17006,7 +16618,6 @@ mod tests { "discovery-corpus".into(), false, killed_detail.to_string(), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, &summary_with(killed.clone()), projected, None, @@ -17024,7 +16635,6 @@ mod tests { "discovery-corpus".into(), false, "red".into(), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, &summary_with(ClaimOutcome::Fail), Ok(Vec::new()), None, @@ -17089,7 +16699,6 @@ mod tests { "discovery-corpus".into(), false, aggregate_detail.clone(), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, &summary_with(ClaimOutcome::Fail, vec![failure.clone()]), projected, None, @@ -17106,7 +16715,6 @@ mod tests { "discovery-corpus".into(), false, "red".into(), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, &summary_with(ClaimOutcome::Fail, vec!["returned Bool(false)".into()]), Ok(Vec::new()), None, @@ -17154,7 +16762,6 @@ mod tests { "probe".into(), false, prior.to_string(), - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, &summary, Err("[witness-row-cost] REFUSED: missing measured resolve parent for e.dag".into()), None, @@ -17231,7 +16838,6 @@ mod tests { expectation_refusal: None, budget_refusal: None, host_dependency_refusal: None, - selection_degradation: None, resolve_realization: None, } } @@ -17648,7 +17254,6 @@ mod scoped_execution_request_tests { source_roots_digest: "digest".to_string(), entries, scan_dirs: Vec::new(), - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority::InheritedWalkSourceRoots, profile: ParsedRunnableProfile { provenance: ParsedProfileProvenance::Declared, diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/p1_cohort_probe.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/p1_cohort_probe.rs index 2eda8d59a65..cb7995b8c32 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/p1_cohort_probe.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/p1_cohort_probe.rs @@ -36,7 +36,6 @@ use v1_compiler::cli_run::{ heartbeat_feed_snapshot, p1_cohort_cgroup_memory, p1_experimental_arm_shared_typed_store, run_discovery_corpus_with_options, shared_typecheck_store_counters_snapshot, typecheck_compute_count, DiscoveryCorpusOptions, DiscoveryWidthPolicy, - NodeFrontierSelectionMode, }; use v1_compiler::memory_governor::{ leaf_cgroup_dir, read_cgroup_raw, read_cgroup_u64, MemoryGovernor, @@ -308,7 +307,6 @@ fn main() -> ExitCode { ); let options = DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off, execution_authority_source_roots: source_roots.clone(), explicit_roster_only: true, ..Default::default() diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index d9626bb8428..28bd222312c 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -6407,10 +6407,6 @@ fn entry_eligible_for_discovery_skip_before_resolve( struct DiscoveryEntryResolve { ctx: v1_interpreter::InterpContext, closure_subject: String, - frontier_nodes: Vec, - touches_frontier: bool, - entry_file_touched: bool, - entry_runtime_dependency_touched: bool, resolve_nanos: u128, stage_nanos: ResolveStageNanos, } @@ -6420,10 +6416,6 @@ fn resolve_discovery_entry_for_corpus_row( entry_path: &str, execution_mode: v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode, whole_tree_published_keys: Option>>, - skip_enabled: bool, - diff_edits: &FloorDiffEdits, - touched_entry_paths: &[String], - module_graph_declared_paths: &HashSet, closure_modules: &mut HashSet, ) -> Result { let sources = load_sources_for_entry_with_pool(index, entry_path) @@ -6448,64 +6440,9 @@ fn resolve_discovery_entry_for_corpus_row( None, whole_tree_published_keys, ); - let (frontier_nodes, touches_frontier, entry_file_touched, entry_runtime_dependency_touched) = - if skip_enabled { - let frontier_nodes = - rerun_frontier_nodes_for_entry(&entry_ctx, entry_path, diff_edits)?; - let touches_frontier = if frontier_nodes.is_empty() { - false - } else { - entry_touches_rerun_frontier( - &entry_ctx, - &list_value_from_vec(frontier_nodes.clone()), - )? - }; - let entry_file_touched = if touched_entry_paths.is_empty() { - false - } else { - entry_file_touched_via_import_closure( - entry_path, - &index.module_graph_facts, - module_graph_declared_paths, - touched_entry_paths, - )? - }; - let declared_axis = declared_source_refs_axis_for_entry( - entry_path, - &index.module_graph_facts, - &default_source_roots(), - touched_entry_paths, - ); - let entry_runtime_dependency_touched = - runtime_data_dependency_touched_via_carrier_closure( - entry_path, - &index.module_graph_facts, - touched_entry_paths, - ) || match declared_axis { - DeclaredSourceRefAxis::Absent => effect_reach_touched_via_path_literals( - entry_path, - &index.module_graph_facts, - touched_entry_paths, - ), - DeclaredSourceRefAxis::Touched | DeclaredSourceRefAxis::Unresolved => true, - DeclaredSourceRefAxis::Untouched => false, - }; - ( - frontier_nodes, - touches_frontier, - entry_file_touched, - entry_runtime_dependency_touched, - ) - } else { - (Vec::new(), true, true, true) - }; Ok(DiscoveryEntryResolve { ctx: entry_ctx, closure_subject, - frontier_nodes, - touches_frontier, - entry_file_touched, - entry_runtime_dependency_touched, resolve_nanos, stage_nanos, }) @@ -18708,13 +18645,6 @@ pub struct DiscoverySummary { pub skipped: usize, /// Witness rows excluded from discovery at scan time — counted, typed, observable. pub deferred_rows: Vec, - /// PredictOnly mode: rows the selection predicted unaffected (they still ran). - pub predicted_unaffected: Vec<(String, String)>, - /// Applied mode: enrolled rows retained with the provenance by which affected-set - /// selection declined execution. This is an honest nonfailure, never absence-as-pass. - pub selection_skipped_rows: Vec, - /// PredictOnly mode: predicted-unaffected rows whose cold run was red — each line is a - /// counted, typed attribution of a missing selection edge (never a rerun trigger). pub divergences: Vec, pub failures: Vec, pub witness_outcomes: Vec, @@ -18734,18 +18664,13 @@ pub struct DiscoverySummary { /// cache MISSES on the current thread and is never reset in production, so it equals a closure /// size only from a cold start — a condition this measurement cannot assume. It is warm here on /// the `width == 1` path (the same thread already resolved the changed-file entries in - /// `floor_diff_edits_from_line_ranges` and both prefix entries), and warm across repeat calls in - /// `floor_skip_discovery_witness`, which runs discovery three times in one thread. The union of - /// module names is a property of the source closure: independent of cache warmth, resolve order, - /// and — critically for a calibration datum — of the diff under test. + /// module names is a property of the source closure: independent of cache warmth and resolve + /// order. pub roster_closure_nodes: usize, /// Entry-group grain of the discovery roster (`entry_row_groups`); set at completion. pub total_entry_groups: usize, - /// Distinct entries with at least one executed witness (not selection-skipped only). + /// Distinct entries with at least one executed witness. pub selected_entry_groups: usize, - /// When Applied mode could not run upfront import-closure categorization; per-shard - /// selection remains authoritative and the completion receipt still publishes counts. - pub selection_categorization_reason: Option, } #[derive(Debug, Clone)] @@ -21477,7 +21402,6 @@ pub(crate) fn refuse_on_module_graph_read_refusals( } pub struct DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - pub node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, /// Module universe that owns executor decisions such as affected-set selection and witness /// execution-leg classification. Normally identical to `source_roots`; scoped batches /// inherit the enclosing walk roots so executor machinery does not widen the witness subject. @@ -21521,7 +21445,6 @@ impl DiscoveryCorpusOptions { impl Default for DiscoveryCorpusOptions { fn default() -> Self { Self { - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off, execution_authority_source_roots: vec![], explicit_roster_only: false, exclude_substrings: witness_exclusion_substrings(), @@ -23708,7 +23631,6 @@ pub fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options( options: DiscoveryCorpusOptions, ) -> Result { let pump_started = std::time::Instant::now(); - let selection = options.node_frontier_selection; let out = run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( source_roots, scan_dirs, @@ -23721,9 +23643,6 @@ pub fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options( &discovery_phase_totals::PUMP_WALL_MS, pump_started.elapsed(), ); - if let Ok(summary) = &out { - emit_selection_degradation_receipt(source_roots, selection, summary); - } out } @@ -23846,20 +23765,13 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( &discovery_phase_totals::PRERESOLVE_CALIBRATION_MS, preresolve_calibration_started.elapsed(), ); - let whole_tree_published_keys = if skip_precompute { - eprintln!( - "run_discovery_corpus: skipping whole-tree published-mock precompute (scoped diff, empty node frontier, no edited test fns, no entry-file fn edits)" - ); - None - } else { - match precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys(source_roots) { - Ok(keys) if keys.is_empty() => None, - Ok(keys) => Some(keys), - Err(e) => { - return Err(format!( - "whole-tree published mock corpus precompute failed: {e}" - )); - } + let whole_tree_published_keys = match precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys(source_roots) { + Ok(keys) if keys.is_empty() => None, + Ok(keys) => Some(keys), + Err(e) => { + return Err(format!( + "whole-tree published mock corpus precompute failed: {e}" + )); } }; // Derive every leg for the WHOLE roster here, above the width dispatch, while this @@ -23923,13 +23835,7 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( "[calibration] closure consistency: pre-resolve loader-closure union == post-resolve union == {} node(s)", pre_resolve_closure_nodes ); - Ok(finalize_discovery_summary( - summary, - &rows, - options.node_frontier_selection, - selection_categorization_reason.clone(), - deferred_rows, - )) + Ok(finalize_discovery_summary(summary, &rows, deferred_rows)) } DiscoveryWidthPolicy::ControlledWidthTwo => { const CONTROLLED_WIDTH: usize = 2; @@ -24038,8 +23944,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( Ok(finalize_discovery_summary( merge_discovery_summaries(summaries), &rows, - options.node_frontier_selection, - selection_categorization_reason, deferred_rows, )) } @@ -24203,8 +24107,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( return Ok(finalize_discovery_summary( merge_discovery_summaries(summaries), &rows, - options.node_frontier_selection, - selection_categorization_reason.clone(), deferred_rows, )); } @@ -24349,8 +24251,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( Ok(finalize_discovery_summary( merge_discovery_summaries(summaries), &rows, - options.node_frontier_selection, - selection_categorization_reason, deferred_rows, )) } @@ -24360,8 +24260,6 @@ fn run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner( fn finalize_discovery_summary( mut summary: DiscoverySummary, rows: &[DiscoveryRow], - _selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, - selection_categorization_reason: Option, deferred_rows: Vec, ) -> DiscoverySummary { summary.deferred_rows = deferred_rows; @@ -24372,7 +24270,6 @@ fn finalize_discovery_summary( .map(|o| o.entry.as_str()) .collect::>() .len(); - summary.selection_categorization_reason = selection_categorization_reason; emit_batch_summary(&summary); summary } @@ -24406,8 +24303,6 @@ fn merge_discovery_summaries(summaries: Vec) -> DiscoverySumma passed: 0, skipped: 0, deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), - selection_skipped_rows: Vec::new(), divergences: Vec::new(), failures: Vec::new(), witness_outcomes: Vec::new(), @@ -24419,18 +24314,11 @@ fn merge_discovery_summaries(summaries: Vec) -> DiscoverySumma roster_closure_nodes: 0, total_entry_groups: 0, selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, }; for summary in summaries { merged.total += summary.total; merged.passed += summary.passed; merged.skipped += summary.skipped; - merged - .predicted_unaffected - .extend(summary.predicted_unaffected); - merged - .selection_skipped_rows - .extend(summary.selection_skipped_rows); merged.divergences.extend(summary.divergences); merged.failures.extend(summary.failures); merged.witness_outcomes.extend(summary.witness_outcomes); @@ -24547,65 +24435,6 @@ fn floor_ts() -> String { format!("{h:02}:{m:02}:{s:02}.{millis:03}") } -/// One upfront line categorizing the corpus before any witness runs — the operator-facing -/// "N skipped, M impacted, running X" read of the affected-set selection. The skip count here -/// is the cheap import-closure disposition (entry-grain, no resolve); the finer per-node -/// frontier decision runs the affected closure down further, so `[measurement]` at the end -/// reports the exact ran/skipped tally. Print-only: the authoritative decision (and its -/// fail-closed refusal on a provenance gap) still happens per-shard in `run_discovery_rows`. -fn eprintln_affected_set_categorization( - selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode, - rows: &[DiscoveryRow], - index: &MultiEntryIndex, - diff_edits: &FloorDiffEdits, - changed_paths: &[String], -) { - let total = rows.len(); - let entries = rows - .iter() - .map(|r| r.entry.as_str()) - .collect::>() - .len(); - let ts = floor_ts(); - match selection { - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off => { - eprintln!( - "{ts} [affected-set] selection off — running all {total} witness(es) across {entries} entr(y/ies)" - ); - } - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly => { - eprintln!( - "{ts} [affected-set] predict-only — running all {total} witness(es) cold across {entries} entr(y/ies); node-frontier predictions recorded, divergences counted" - ); - } - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied => { - let declared_paths = index.module_graph_facts.declared_repo_paths(); - let touched: Vec = diff_edits.touched_entry_files.iter().cloned().collect(); - let skipped = discovery_entry_fast_skip_without_resolve( - rows, - &index.module_graph_facts, - &declared_paths, - &touched, - changed_paths, - diff_edits, - ) - .map(|fast| rows.iter().filter(|r| fast.contains(&r.entry)).count()); - // The baseline is read back ONLY in the state that needs locating, so the - // ordinary path pays nothing for it. - let located = changed_paths - .is_empty() - .then(|| match floor_diff_baseline_readout() { - Ok((base, event)) => format!("baseline='{base}' event='{event}'"), - Err(e) => format!("baseline=UNREADABLE ({e})"), - }); - eprintln!( - "{ts} {}", - affected_set_applied_report_line(total, entries, skipped, located.as_deref()) - ); - } - } -} - /// The Applied-mode report, rendered purely so both of its states are assertable. /// /// Its other state — `located` is `Some` — names the case in which the observation @@ -24792,8 +24621,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( passed: 0, skipped: 0, deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), - selection_skipped_rows: Vec::new(), divergences: Vec::new(), failures: Vec::new(), witness_outcomes: Vec::with_capacity(rows.len()), @@ -24805,15 +24632,12 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( roster_closure_nodes: 0, total_entry_groups: 0, selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, }; // This shard's SUBJECT union closure, accumulated from the graphs it resolves as each // entry is loaded. It once also folded in a floor-runner prefix context, resolved before the // roster so the affected-set machinery was available to every row; that prefix is gone with // selection, so the closure is exactly the rows' own graphs. let mut closure_modules: HashSet = HashSet::new(); - // Existence set for the entry_file_touched refuse-vs-answer decision, built once per shard. - let module_graph_declared_paths = index.module_graph_facts.declared_repo_paths(); // Schedule-derived retention is armed by the CALLER over the WHOLE batch schedule // (Serial: the single call; Adaptive width=1: once before the entry-group loop), so a // shared module's refcount spans every entry that reaches it and it stays resident until @@ -24830,10 +24654,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( let mut current_entry: Option = None; let mut current_closure_subject: Option = None; let mut ctx: Option = None; - let mut current_entry_touches = true; - let mut current_entry_frontier_nodes: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut current_entry_file_touched = true; - let mut current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched = true; let pool_roots = witness_layer_roots(); let whole_tree_published_keys = whole_tree_published_keys.map(Rc::new); for row in rows { @@ -24858,7 +24678,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( &row.entry, execution_mode, whole_tree_published_keys.clone(), - &module_graph_declared_paths, &mut closure_modules, )?; summary.total_resolve_nanos += resolved.resolve_nanos; @@ -24870,11 +24689,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( stage_nanos: resolved.stage_nanos, }); current_closure_subject = Some(resolved.closure_subject); - current_entry_frontier_nodes = resolved.frontier_nodes; - current_entry_touches = resolved.touches_frontier; - current_entry_file_touched = resolved.entry_file_touched; - current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched = - resolved.entry_runtime_dependency_touched; ctx = Some(resolved.ctx); if let Some(c) = ctx.as_ref() { c.set_witness_eval_budget(budgets.cpu_eval_budget_ms); @@ -24889,7 +24703,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( &row.entry, execution_mode, whole_tree_published_keys.clone(), - &module_graph_declared_paths, &mut closure_modules, )?; summary.total_resolve_nanos += resolved.resolve_nanos; @@ -24901,10 +24714,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( stage_nanos: resolved.stage_nanos, }); current_closure_subject = Some(resolved.closure_subject); - current_entry_frontier_nodes = resolved.frontier_nodes; - current_entry_touches = resolved.touches_frontier; - current_entry_file_touched = resolved.entry_file_touched; - current_entry_runtime_dependency_touched = resolved.entry_runtime_dependency_touched; ctx = Some(resolved.ctx); if let Some(c) = ctx.as_ref() { c.set_witness_eval_budget(budgets.cpu_eval_budget_ms); @@ -24952,20 +24761,6 @@ fn run_discovery_rows( wall_nanos, matches!(outcome, ClaimOutcome::Pass), ); - if selection == NodeFrontierSelectionMode::PredictOnly - && would_skip - && !matches!(outcome, ClaimOutcome::Pass) - { - // The red itself already fails the batch through the failure channel below; - // this line is the ATTRIBUTION receipt — a missing selection edge, counted. - let line = format!( - "DIVERGENCE [affected-set-falsifier] {} ({}) predicted=unaffected \ - actual=red class=node-frontier", - row.function, row.entry - ); - eprintln!("{line}"); - summary.divergences.push(line); - } match outcome { ClaimOutcome::Pass => summary.passed += 1, ClaimOutcome::Fail => { @@ -29656,8 +29451,7 @@ mod discovery_summary_merge_tests { repo_relative_dag_path, run_discovery_corpus_with_options, top_n_slowest_witnesses, witness_execution_leg_cache_put, ClaimOutcome, DiscoveryCorpusOptions, DiscoveryRow, DiscoverySummary, DiscoveryWidthPolicy, DiscoveryWitnessOutcome, EntryResolveReceipt, - NodeFrontierSelectionMode, ResolveStageNanos, SelectionDegradationSnapshot, - SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow, + ResolveStageNanos, SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow, }; use crate::v1_interpreter::{ExecutionMode, PerformanceReceipt}; @@ -29678,8 +29472,6 @@ mod discovery_summary_merge_tests { passed: 3, skipped: 0, deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), - selection_skipped_rows: Vec::new(), divergences: Vec::new(), failures: Vec::new(), witness_outcomes: vec![ @@ -29751,7 +29543,6 @@ mod discovery_summary_merge_tests { roster_closure_nodes: 42, total_entry_groups: 2, selected_entry_groups: 2, - selection_categorization_reason: None, } } @@ -29769,93 +29560,6 @@ mod discovery_summary_merge_tests { assert_eq!(merged.roster_closure_nodes, 71); } - /// RED control: skip-before-resolve records `selection_skipped_rows` but does NOT add - /// `witness_outcomes` for those entries. `selected_entry_groups` must count executed - /// entry groups only — otherwise narrowed Applied runs mislabel as Superset. - #[test] - fn finalize_discovery_summary_selected_entry_groups_exclude_skip_before_resolve() { - let rows = vec![ - DiscoveryRow { - label: "w1".into(), - entry: "entry_a.dag".into(), - function: "f1".into(), - reads_live_tree: false, - }, - DiscoveryRow { - label: "w2".into(), - entry: "entry_b.dag".into(), - function: "f2".into(), - reads_live_tree: false, - }, - DiscoveryRow { - label: "w3".into(), - entry: "entry_c.dag".into(), - function: "f3".into(), - reads_live_tree: false, - }, - ]; - let summary = DiscoverySummary { - total: 2, - passed: 2, - skipped: 1, - deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), - selection_skipped_rows: vec![SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow { - entry: "entry_c.dag".into(), - function: "f3".into(), - provenance: "skip-before-resolve-fast-path".into(), - }], - divergences: Vec::new(), - failures: Vec::new(), - witness_outcomes: vec![ - DiscoveryWitnessOutcome { - entry: "entry_a.dag".into(), - module_path: "test.a".into(), - function: "f1".into(), - outcome: ClaimOutcome::Pass, - execution_leg: "InterpretedLeg".into(), - }, - DiscoveryWitnessOutcome { - entry: "entry_b.dag".into(), - module_path: "test.b".into(), - function: "f2".into(), - outcome: ClaimOutcome::Pass, - execution_leg: "InterpretedLeg".into(), - }, - ], - entry_resolve_receipts: Vec::new(), - total_resolve_nanos: 0, - total_stage_nanos: ResolveStageNanos::default(), - performance_receipts: Vec::new(), - total_measured_nanos: 0, - roster_closure_nodes: 0, - total_entry_groups: 0, - selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, - }; - let finalized = finalize_discovery_summary( - summary, - &rows, - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, - None, - Vec::new(), - ); - assert_eq!(finalized.total_entry_groups, 3); - assert_eq!(finalized.selected_entry_groups, 2); - let snapshot = SelectionDegradationSnapshot::from_summary( - NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Applied, - &finalized, - ); - let line = - render_selection_degradation_receipt_line(&source_roots(), &snapshot).expect("receipt"); - assert!( - line.contains("selection_state=SelectionApplied"), - "skip-before-resolve must not inflate selected to total (would read Superset): {line}" - ); - assert!(line.contains("selected_entry_groups=2")); - assert!(line.contains("total_entry_groups=3")); - } - #[test] fn production_witness_cost_projection_preserves_failed_and_refused() { let mut summary = sample_summary(); @@ -29988,7 +29692,6 @@ mod discovery_summary_merge_tests { ExecutionMode::Hermetic, DiscoveryWidthPolicy::Serial, DiscoveryCorpusOptions { - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelectionMode::Off, execution_authority_source_roots: roots.clone(), explicit_roster_only: true, exclude_substrings: Vec::new(), From c28e8b36d0109b0eadd1cde65a38de09a71aba99 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 13:12:25 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 06/81] clear warnings from the selection deletion --- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs index 01d61d6a7ee..8c620d65263 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs @@ -4170,7 +4170,7 @@ fn discovery_claim_result( // incomplete row set must refuse the discovery claim (typed/located), never silently // emit a partial receipt as complete (§5 / review 43261 + review 43274). match projected { - Ok(mut witness_row_costs) => ClaimResult { + Ok(witness_row_costs) => ClaimResult { function, entry: DISCOVERY_AGGREGATE_ENTRY.to_string(), ok, @@ -5674,7 +5674,7 @@ fn write_floor_component_receipt_document( if unreached == UnreachedCause::RunIncomplete { let concluded_count = batch_records.len() as i64; let pending_from_index = (batch_records.len() + 1) as i64; - let mut args: Vec<(Option, Value)> = vec![ + let args: Vec<(Option, Value)> = vec![ ( Some("workflow_name".to_string()), Value::Str(workflow_name.to_string()), @@ -7024,7 +7024,7 @@ fn append_resolve_obligation_receipt_body( fn write_resolve_receipt_at( base: &std::path::Path, - source_roots: &[String], + _source_roots: &[String], batch_records: &[BatchRecord], floor_finalization: Option<&FloorFinalization>, ) -> bool { From 6b932d48bf51436541c94c2b2d9ca45a59001818 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 13:36:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 07/81] regenerate ci.yml, falsifier.yml, fleet-converge.yml after the selection deletion --- .gitattributes | 1 - .github/workflows/ci.yml | 19 ++--- .github/workflows/falsifier.yml | 85 ++----------------- .github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml | 10 +-- dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag | 71 ++++++++++++++-- dag/std/realization_schedule.dag | 6 +- docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md | 52 ------------ .../test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag | 4 +- 8 files changed, 92 insertions(+), 156 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes index 3f631047dbe..850deae85fd 100644 --- a/.gitattributes +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -31,7 +31,6 @@ docs/plans/ci-merge-freshness.md merge=generated-artifact docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md merge=generated-artifact docs/plans/ci-performance-tanking-evidence.md merge=generated-artifact docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md merge=generated-artifact -docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md merge=generated-artifact docs/plans/cli-run-hollowing-plan.md merge=generated-artifact docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md merge=generated-artifact docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md merge=generated-artifact diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml index dc351595584..d0161ff46df 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -105,16 +105,16 @@ jobs: ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) set -o pipefail BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp) - if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin floor_skip_discovery_witness --bin selection_control_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then + if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then if grep -qiE 'Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn|sccache: encountered fatal error|(exit status: 254)|sccache: error: failed to execute compile' "$BUILD_LOG"; then echo "::warning::cargo/sccache EAGAIN under fleet pressure; cold retry CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 (keep sccache)" - CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin floor_skip_discovery_witness --bin selection_control_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness + CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness else exit 1 fi fi rm -f "$BUILD_LOG" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" sccache --show-stats 2>/dev/null || true timeout-minutes: 45 - name: cargo test -p v1-compiler-tests --release (retained-kernel execution gate; reuses release v1-compiler) @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ jobs: run: | # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_pack_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins tar pack runner; membership of archived bin names is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the pack transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the pack runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "floor_skip_discovery_witness" "selection_control_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: Upload release-bins artifact uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 @@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: gunbc ci regen (self-host fixed-point — required) run: | @@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: Floor cgroup peak pre-read (calibration; reset if permitted) run: | @@ -389,7 +389,7 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: Converge repository-local Git integration bindings (repo_local_git_config converge) run: | @@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ jobs: git config user.email gunbc-ci-auto-heal@users.noreply.github.com if ! git merge --no-edit "$BUILT_FROM"; then CONFLICTS="$(git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U)" - AUTHORED_CONFLICTS="$(git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U -- . 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':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_compiler_runtime_rust.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_compiler_stage0_crates.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_compiler_tokenize.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_compiler_trace.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_compiler_trait_derive_emit.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_compiler_workspace_members.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_gunbc_namespace_reference_derived_closure_production_observations.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_gunbc_occurrence_binding_parser_walk.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_probe_emit_interp.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_rt.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_test_non_ascii_perf_fixture.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_caret_parse_smoke_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_dag_parse_continuation_operator_witness_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_namespace_reference_derived_closure_production_admissions_witness_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_occurrence_binding_parser_walk_witness_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_occurrence_identity_debt_receipt_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_ordinary_frontend_observation_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_pattern_binder_declaration_node_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_required_expr_newline_continuation_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_annotation_binding_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_annotation_capture_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_annotation_erasure_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_annotation_round_trip_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_annotation_target_emission_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_complexity_eviction_hazard_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_match_pattern_identity_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/wt_a.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/wt_b.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/wt_common.rs')" if [ -n "$AUTHORED_CONFLICTS" ]; then echo "heal refused: binary/source revision skew, and the remedy CONFLICTS in authored files" >&2 echo " conflicting paths:" >&2 @@ -524,7 +524,6 @@ jobs: if [ -e "docs/plans/cardinality-refinement.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/cardinality-refinement.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/cardinality-refinement.md"; fi if [ -e "docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md"; fi if [ -e "docs/plans/input-envelope-roadmap.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/input-envelope-roadmap.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/input-envelope-roadmap.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md"; fi if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md"; fi if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md"; fi if [ -e "docs/plans/bounded-input-cost-envelope-scheduling.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/bounded-input-cost-envelope-scheduling.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/bounded-input-cost-envelope-scheduling.md"; fi @@ -631,7 +630,7 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: WIF auth (OIDC -> fleet-cloud-convergence SA, access token only) id: wif_auth diff --git a/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml b/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml index e7e039a576a..4bdf7bc2434 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml @@ -74,23 +74,23 @@ jobs: ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) set -o pipefail BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp) - if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin floor_skip_discovery_witness --bin selection_control_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then + if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then if grep -qiE 'Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn|sccache: encountered fatal error|(exit status: 254)|sccache: error: failed to execute compile' "$BUILD_LOG"; then echo "::warning::cargo/sccache EAGAIN under fleet pressure; cold retry CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 (keep sccache)" - CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin floor_skip_discovery_witness --bin selection_control_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness + CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness else exit 1 fi fi rm -f "$BUILD_LOG" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" sccache --show-stats 2>/dev/null || true timeout-minutes: 45 - name: Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits) run: | # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_pack_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins tar pack runner; membership of archived bin names is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the pack transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the pack runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "floor_skip_discovery_witness" "selection_control_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: Upload release-bins artifact uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 @@ -101,74 +101,6 @@ jobs: retention-days: 3 compression-level: 0 timeout-minutes: 10 - selection-control: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [falsifier-build] - timeout-minutes: 35 - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }} - - name: Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA - run: | - EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA="${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha }}" - RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD="${{ github.sha }}" - if [ -n "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - ACTUAL_HEAD="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" - if ! [ "$RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: workflow run subject $RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - if ! [ "$ACTUAL_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: checkout head $ACTUAL_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal revalidation preflight: checkout names expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - fi - - name: Setup Rust (floor gate toolchain — batch-4 emit_host/self_host gates need cargo/rustfmt; no isolated rustup) - uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 - with: - components: rustfmt - cache: false - rustflags: '' - - name: Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_native_cache_root_script — orch-emitted foreign-executor prelude step deriving GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT from rustc -V after setup-rust-toolchain; leaf rustc/tr/mkdir/echo strings remain until typed toolchain probe lands on host_effect_apply (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) - if ! GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW=$(rustc -V 2>/dev/null); then echo "::error::rustc -V failed after setup-rust-toolchain: cannot derive native-cache toolchain segment"; exit 1; fi - GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=$(echo "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW" | tr ' ' '-') - if [ -z "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" ]; then echo "::error::rustc -V produced an empty native-cache toolchain segment after setup-rust-toolchain"; exit 1; fi - mkdir -p "$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" - echo "GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Download release-bins artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed) - id: release_bins - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins unpack + claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts runner; membership of verified paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the unpack/verify transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the unpack/verify runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" - tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" - rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Affected-set selection control (floor_skip_discovery_witness) - run: | - # Affected-set-scoped selection-control admission (pull_request only) — the selection mechanism applied to itself. selection_control_skip_witness intersects the merge-base diff with the control suite's input closure (cli_run::selection_control_input_sources: the suite's declared .dag entries plus their import closure through [src/v2, dag], the src/v1/** prefix covering the selection implementation and the witness bin, the Cargo/toolchain build config, and EVERY markdown path). The markdown arm is not incidental: the suite's declared entry dag/test/claim/doc_reachability_witness_test.dag declares LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree and folds the live doc graph (gunbc.doc_graph_roots.doc_graph_roots_all) to decide doc_graph_has_no_orphan_docs, asserting the orphan wall green against the REAL tree — so a .md add/edit/delete genuinely changes this suite's verdict, and a live-tree read is not an import edge, so no closure walk can discover that reach. It is a structural over-approximation computed AS the answer (DESIGN §5: a closure superset is the precision frontier), not a widening failure arm. Found by review 44682 on this PR, whose first draft skipped docs-only diffs while its green control asserted that skip. A PR diff touching none of those provably cannot change the suite's verdict, so the step exits 0 immediately. NOT circular: the skip decision is a coarse path/import-closure intersection, never the node-frontier selector the suite verifies, so a broken selector cannot suppress its own control. TWO KINDS OF ARM, and the difference is the whole fail-closed story. STRUCTURAL arms — empty diff, ANY departed path (no docs carve-out — deleting a doc is the direction the orphan/dangling wall is most sensitive to, and regen's/compile-clean's docs exemption is correct only because markdown is outside THEIR closures), any markdown path, and any closure intersection — are label-valued: the diff WAS observed, so the answer is computed, and the witness exits 0 printing run_selection_control. REFUSAL arms — diff-observation failure and input-closure failure — do NOT run the suite and do NOT print a label: they STOP THE LINE. The witness prints a typed, located, countable diagnostic (SELECTION_CONTROL_REFUSED cause=DiffObservationFailed or cause=InputClosureFailed) to stderr and exits NON-ZERO, so the step goes RED. That is DESIGN §5's rule that a failure arm must refuse, never widen: 'can't compute the affected set → rerun everything' is the named absorbing fallback, conflating ⊤-as-ignorance with ⊤-as-answer, and it fails open twice — the deficit's frequency is zeroed by construction so it never ranks for fixing, and the cost is denominated in the corpus rather than the change. It is also the ruling already recorded in floor_diff_baseline_law (src/v2/workflow/floor_diff_observe.dag): a BaselineRefused → NameStatusDiffFail HALTS with a typed AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL, refusing every enrolled row rather than widening to a full-corpus run (operator ruling 2026-07-05). Corrected here after review 44768 caught this note still claiming the failure arms ran the suite — a §3 single-authority violation, since the note is emitted into ci.yml and would have been the authoritative description of the opposite behaviour. TWO DISTINCT fail-closed mechanisms sit outside that, and they are not the same arm: (a) the witness exits 0 but prints anything other than the skip label — the string comparison fails and the suite runs; (b) the witness exits NON-zero — either a deliberate typed REFUSAL (the two computation-failure arms above) or a panic (e.g. the workspace chdir failing) — GitHub runs this step under bash -e, so the command substitution's failure aborts the step RED rather than falling through. (b) is deliberately unlike the regen precedent, which suppresses stderr and defaults with a shell fallback; here a crashing skip witness stops the line loudly instead of being papered over, and stderr is left unredirected so the witness's own typed explanation of WHICH arm fired lands in the job log. COLD CONTROL: the skip is gated to pull_request events via GITHUB_EVENT_NAME, so push-to-main and workflow_dispatch run the suite UNCONDITIONALLY. A wrong closure that lets a PR wrongly skip therefore surfaces on the very next merge to main (the one-merge acceptance window, the regen-skip shape). MEASURED BASIS, including the part that makes this a trade rather than a free win. The step costs 9m02s per PR (run 30482171871, job 90679506428) against the 80s local basis gunbc.ci_workflow's step note declares. The skip witness itself costs ~100s per invocation (three local runs: 100.0s, 100.3s, 103.1s), because selection_control_skip_label_for_ci observes the diff through cli_run::floor_git_diff_name_status_range, which resolves floor_diff_observe.dag with a COLD whole-pool index — that observation, not the closure walk, is essentially the whole 100s. So: a skipping PR pays ~100s instead of 542s (saves ~7m22s); a NON-skipping PR pays 542s + ~100s (a ~100s REGRESSION, stated because it is real). SKIP RATE, MEASURED AGAINST THE REAL CLOSURE (corrected 2026-07-29, third revision — read the correction history, it is the point): over the last 100 origin/main commits, 35 touch src/v1/**, 36 touch markdown, 1 touches Cargo/toolchain, and of the 36 that survive those arms, 13 intersect the suite's actual 391-file import closure. TRUE SKIP RATE 23 of 100, so expected value is about -25s/PR (0.23 x -442s + 0.77 x +100s) — roughly 1.2 percent of a 33.6-minute ci job. Two earlier claims in this note were WRONG and are superseded: -7.7 min/PR from an unmeasured 85 percent skip rate, then -4.3 min/PR from a partially-measured <=66 percent ceiling that extrapolated the src/v1/** prefix alone and had not yet counted markdown or the closure. Each is recorded rather than quietly replaced, because the drift this very note documents (an 80s basis left standing against a 542s reality) is the same failure mode. CONSEQUENCE, stated plainly: the cost win alone does NOT justify this scaffold's hand-Rust under DESIGN §6 (denominate the benefit in displaced cost). What ruins the mean is the ~100s cold diff observation — the 🟡 deficit below, paid twice per PR — not the mechanism; dissolve that and the same code is about -102s/PR at near-zero cost. The teardown removal (-11.2s every PR) and this note's own measured corrections stand independently of the skip. 🟡 dissolve-on: the ~100s diff observation is now paid TWICE per PR, once here and once by regen_floor_skip_witness in the regen job, and both pay it as a cold whole-pool index build in a fresh process. It dissolves with the same persistent content-keyed node store gunbc.ci_materialization's resolve-receipt note names as the terminal condition for the per-entry cold resolve class; until then the double payment is counted here rather than hidden, and the non-skipping regression above is its visible cost. - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - if [ "$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME" = pull_request ]; then - _ci_selection_skip="$("$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" )" - if [ "$_ci_selection_skip" = selection_control_not_affected_skip ]; then - echo "gunbc ci selection control: pull_request diff does not intersect the control suite's input closure — its verdict is provably unchanged; skipping (push-to-main runs it unconditionally as the cold control)" - exit 0 - fi - fi - "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" - timeout-minutes: 15 cold-corpus: runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] needs: [falsifier-build] @@ -222,7 +154,7 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: Floor cgroup peak pre-read (calibration; reset if permitted) run: | @@ -312,7 +244,7 @@ jobs: timeout-minutes: 5 aggregate-verdict: runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [falsifier-build, selection-control, cold-corpus] + needs: [falsifier-build, cold-corpus] timeout-minutes: 20 if: always() && !cancelled() steps: @@ -331,7 +263,6 @@ jobs: set -euo pipefail mkdir -p target BUILD_RESULT="${{ needs.falsifier-build.result }}" - SELECTION_RESULT="${{ needs.selection-control.result }}" COLD_RESULT="${{ needs.cold-corpus.result }}" if [ "${BUILD_RESULT}" = "cancelled" ]; then printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"build-job-cancelled\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json @@ -373,8 +304,8 @@ jobs: exit 1 fi printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-executed\",\"receipt_path\":\"target/floor-component-receipt.json\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - if [ "${SELECTION_RESULT}" != "success" ] || [ "${COLD_RESULT}" != "success" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "::error::Falsifier cadence red — selection=${SELECTION_RESULT} cold=${COLD_RESULT} (corpus executed; see target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json)" + if [ "${COLD_RESULT}" != "success" ]; then + printf '%s\n' "::error::Falsifier cadence red — cold=${COLD_RESULT} (corpus executed; see target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json)" exit 1 fi printf '%s\n' "FalsifierCadenceVerdict: cadence-green" diff --git a/.github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml b/.github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml index ea36eba235a..a7f7fd1b094 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml @@ -84,23 +84,23 @@ jobs: ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) set -o pipefail BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp) - if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin floor_skip_discovery_witness --bin selection_control_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then + if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then if grep -qiE 'Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn|sccache: encountered fatal error|(exit status: 254)|sccache: error: failed to execute compile' "$BUILD_LOG"; then echo "::warning::cargo/sccache EAGAIN under fleet pressure; cold retry CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 (keep sccache)" - CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin floor_skip_discovery_witness --bin selection_control_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness + CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness else exit 1 fi fi rm -f "$BUILD_LOG" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" sccache --show-stats 2>/dev/null || true timeout-minutes: 45 - name: Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits) run: | # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_pack_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins tar pack runner; membership of archived bin names is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the pack transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the pack runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "floor_skip_discovery_witness" "selection_control_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: Upload release-bins artifact uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" timeout-minutes: 5 - name: WIF auth (OIDC -> fleet-cloud-convergence SA, access token only) id: wif_auth diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag index e1fff993463..7eea90db3b1 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag @@ -230,10 +230,10 @@ fn falsifier_floor_component_receipt_download_step() -> Step { } fn gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_selection_control_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() } -data gunbc_falsifier_job_split_note: String = "Four-job topology (2026-08-07, operator ruling proud-bear-834 adhoc-8b992195-d13; pre-authorized follow-up named in gunbc.falsifier_run_control falsifier_control_prerequisite_note): falsifier-build compiles and uploads release-bins ONLY; selection-control independently validates prediction machinery; cold-corpus runs whenever build artifacts are available — needs: [falsifier-build] alone, NOT selection-control — so a selector RED is a reason to run the broad backstop, not suppress it (specimen run 31181460723: selection failure skipped the entire corpus job). aggregate-verdict fails if either arm is red and emits gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution ColdCorpusExecution so CorpusNotRun is never read as 'falsifier found a regression'. Prior two-job split (2026-08-04) isolated cgroup peak for the floor path; this change isolates SELECTION from CORPUS scheduling." +data gunbc_falsifier_job_split_note: String = "Four-job topology (2026-08-07, operator ruling proud-bear-834 adhoc-8b992195-d13; pre-authorized follow-up named in gunbc.falsifier_run_control falsifier_control_prerequisite_note): falsifier-build compiles and uploads release-bins ONLY; cold-corpus runs whenever build artifacts are available. The topology was FOUR jobs until 2026-08-15: a selection-control job independently validated affected-set prediction machinery, and cold-corpus deliberately did NOT depend on it, so a selector RED was a reason to run the broad backstop rather than suppress it (specimen run 31181460723: selection failure skipped the entire corpus job). Affected-set selection is deleted, so that job and the arm of this verdict that read its result are gone with it. aggregate-verdict fails if the cold arm is red and emits gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution ColdCorpusExecution so CorpusNotRun is never read as 'falsifier found a regression'. Prior two-job split (2026-08-04) isolated cgroup peak for the floor path; this change isolates SELECTION from CORPUS scheduling." data falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if: String = "always() && !cancelled()" @@ -265,9 +265,9 @@ fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script() -> String { concat( "BUILD_RESULT=\"${{ needs.falsifier-build.result }}\"\n", concat( - "SELECTION_RESULT=\"${{ needs.selection-control.result }}\"\n", + "COLD_RESULT=\"${{ needs.cold-corpus.result }}\"\n", concat( - "COLD_RESULT=\"${{ needs.cold-corpus.result }}\"\n", + "", concat( concat( "if [ \"$\{BUILD_RESULT}\" = \"cancelled\" ]; then\n", @@ -371,9 +371,9 @@ fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script() -> String { concat( falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed()), concat( - "if [ \"$\{SELECTION_RESULT}\" != \"success\" ] || [ \"$\{COLD_RESULT}\" != \"success\" ]; then\n", + "if [ \"$\{COLD_RESULT}\" != \"success\" ]; then\n", concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Falsifier cadence red — selection=$\{SELECTION_RESULT} cold=$\{COLD_RESULT} (corpus executed; see target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json)\"\n", + " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Falsifier cadence red — cold=$\{COLD_RESULT} (corpus executed; see target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json)\"\n", concat( " exit 1\n", concat( @@ -483,7 +483,63 @@ fn falsifier_build_job() -> Job { } } -fn falsifier_selection_control_job() -> Job { +fn falsifier_cold_corpus_job() -> Job { + Job { + id: "cold-corpus", + name: none, + runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), + steps: concat(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_floor_peak_pre_step(), falsifier_step(), floor_component_receipt_upload_step(), floor_phase_journal_upload_step(), ci_floor_receipts_upload_step(), compile_clean_cold_control_step(), native_cache_cold_control_step(), ci_floor_peak_post_step()]), + needs: ["falsifier-build"], + env: none, + outputs: none, + if_condition: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, + continue_on_error: none, + concurrency: none, + permissions: none + } +} + +fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job() -> Job { + Job { + id: "aggregate-verdict", + name: none, + runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), + steps: [falsifier_floor_component_receipt_download_step(), falsifier_aggregate_verdict_step()], + needs: ["falsifier-build", "cold-corpus"], + env: none, + outputs: none, + if_condition: Present { value: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if }, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, + continue_on_error: none, + concurrency: none, + permissions: none + } +} + +data falsifier_cadence_note: String = "nightly (0 7 * * *) -> every 4h (operator ruling 2026-07-14): a once-daily divergence receipt goes unread; a 4h cadence makes the cold-run receipt a same-day dial. Overlap is handled structurally, not assumed away: the job backstop (230-min class) can tail past a 240-min period, so the workflow carries a queue-not-cancel concurrency group - a scheduled run firing while one is live QUEUES rather than killing a measuring run mid-corpus." + +data falsifier_cadence_cron: CronSchedule = CronSchedule { + minute: Exact { value: 0 }, + hour: Listed { values: [0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20] }, + day_of_month: Wildcard, + month: Wildcard, + day_of_week: Wildcard +} + +data falsifier_workflow: Workflow = { + name: "affected-set-falsifier", + on: [ + WorkflowDispatch { inputs: [] }, + Schedule { cron: falsifier_cadence_cron } + ], + concurrency: Present { + value: ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { + group: "affected-set-falsifier", + cancel_in_progress: Present { value: CancelInProgressBool { value: false } }, + explicit_single: none + } + }, env: Present { value: [kv(key: "CARGO_TERM_COLOR", value: yaml_string(s: "always"))] }, @@ -498,7 +554,6 @@ fn falsifier_selection_control_job() -> Job { }, jobs: [ falsifier_build_job(), - falsifier_selection_control_job(), falsifier_cold_corpus_job(), falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job() ] diff --git a/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag b/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag index 1861007bdaf..dd68abbd390 100644 --- a/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag +++ b/dag/std/realization_schedule.dag @@ -180,8 +180,12 @@ type RunnableBatchClampSource = RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp | RunnableOwnsBatchClamp { clamp: RunnableBatchClamp } +// A single-variant carrier, and deliberately still a coproduct rather than a collapse to a +// bare product: it once had a ScopedWitnessFloorWorker arm carrying a batch id, deleted with +// the scoped witness batch (2026-08-15). The remaining arm keeps its own name so a second +// worker kind is one row rather than a type change at every reader. type FloorWorkerIdentity - = OrdinaryFloorWorker + = OrdinaryFloorWorker {} type FloorWorkerTerminalReceipt = FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved { report: FloorWorkerTerminalReport } diff --git a/docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md b/docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5592e24c6a7..00000000000 --- a/docs/plans/ci-selection-vs-scheduling.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -# CI selection vs scheduling — the two orthogonal axes (§1/§4 seam) - -> The framing behind the §1 "floor runs the right things" bullets. DESIGN refs: §1 (safety — a wrong answer caught late is paid "at interest"), §2 (parallelization-by-realization, the `std/realization.dag` Schedule/Placement/Width arm), §4 (affected-set selection over the Node dep-graph), §6 (don't build machinery for near-zero residue). Authored from warm-lark-306's analysis (2026-06-21), §1-lead input by quick-ant-298. **Carriers are the authority** — this doc exists only to keep the ROADMAP bullets terse (no dual representation). - -## 0. The reject: "expensive → nightly" routes by the wrong axis - -The stood-down nightly lane (proud-deer's #5447, closed by operator decision 2026-06-21) routed tests to cadences by **cost**. That fuses two facts that must stay separate, and the fusion is **unsound**: it lets an *affected* test be dropped from the per-PR gate merely because it is slow — so a breaking change merges green and is caught hours later on the nightly run, the §1-safety harm paid "at interest". Cost is a *scheduling* fact; whether a test must gate *this* PR is a *selection* fact. Routing by the wrong axis is the design the operator said we were side-stepping. - -## 1. The two axes (they never cross) - -| | **SELECTION** (§4) | **SCHEDULING** (§1) | -| --- | --- | --- | -| Question | does this result depend on what I changed? | given the must-run set, when / where / how-wide? | -| Authority | the **affected set** — transitive closure of changed nodes over the dep graph | cost + hermeticity profile of each test | -| Derived from | a property of the **change** | a property of the **test's resources**, not the change | -| Discipline | sound, **fail-closed** — never skip an affected test | measured — cadence, placement, width | - -**The load-bearing rule: cost informs SCHEDULING, never SELECTION.** The answer to "the affected set is expensive" is *"run it faster"* (parallelize + cache — the §2 realization arm), never *"run it later"*. - -## 2. The three distinctions the bullets must preserve - -1. **Cost may inform scheduling, never selection** — the §1-safety violation, the whole reason #5447 was rejected. -2. **`#5427` run-all is the SOUND BASELINE** (a superset of the affected set, already fail-closed on selection). Affected-set is an **affordability refinement that *shrinks* it — not a correction**. #5427 is step 1, not superseded; affected-set is step 2 on top of it. -3. **Nightly = full-corpus selector-backstop + non-hermetic residue, NOT a slow-test dump** — and the backstop (a) is precisely what makes the step-2 shrink *safe*. - -## 3. Per-PR membership: sound baseline → minimal sound set - -- **Step 1 — the sound baseline:** run-all-unless-`#[ignore]`d-with-a-written-reason (#5427, fierce-hawk-540). A superset of the affected set; fail-closed on selection by construction (it never skips an affected test). The completeness lens — "no affected test unrun; no un-run test without a written reason" — gates this (the `#[ignore]` residue is the legit §6 unstructurable bit). -- **Step 2 — shrink to the affected set:** the **existing** `v2.lens.affected_set` (compile-time, structural over `Node`/`DependencyView`, git-diff edit locus, fail-closed, CI-enrolled) refines the baseline down to the minimal sound set. This is an **affordability** move *on top of* #5427's soundness, not a replacement for it. Membership stays bounded by **affectedness, not cost**: expensive-but-affected tests run per-PR, their cost absorbed by parallelize + cache. - -## 4. Off per-PR cadence: only two things (neither is "expensive") - -1. **Non-hermetic residue** — live-network / real-external-service captures that *cannot* gate deterministically regardless of cost. Routed by **determinism**, not expense. Small, irreducible. -2. **The full-corpus selector-backstop** — run *everything* on a slow cadence as soundness insurance that affected-set selection missed no dep edge. This **fail-closes the selector itself**, and is exactly the insurance that lets step 2 shrink the per-PR set safely. It is an audit of *all* tests, **not** a dumping ground for slow ones. - -The "expensive" category drains toward ~this residue as #5456 (opt-level=3, debug-amplification fix — restores Pop-A to per-PR) and #5450 (build-once for Pop-B) land. So lane machinery is **residue-gated, built only after measurement shows a genuine irreducible set** (§6 — no machinery for near-zero residue). The scheduled-workflow CI-gen (`gunbc ci` / `ci_spec`) is load-bearing — escalate before editing it. - -## 5. Why this unifies the §1 story - -Affected-set and parallelization-by-realization are the **same work from two ends**: selection shrinks **what** runs per-PR (to the affected set); realization shrinks **how long** it takes (width / placement / cache / Share). Together they make *"run the affected set per-PR, fast"* the default — which dissolves the need for a cost-based nightly dump entirely. The only residue is (1) non-hermetic and (2) the selector backstop — neither is "expensive"; both are about soundness / determinism. - -## 6. The seam, precisely - -§4 selection produces the must-run set; §1 scheduling runs **that** set affordably (parallelism / cache) and runs the **complement** on a backstop cadence. Selection decides *membership*; scheduling decides *cadence / placement / width*. Cost lives only on the scheduling side. - -## 7. 2026-07-04 — the run-all baseline stood down IN CI (opt-in inversion) - -Step 1's "sound baseline" stopped being a baseline the day the floor stopped *completing*: at ~1,551 discovered witnesses the composed pass hit the 90-minute job timeout on every run — maximum cost, **zero delivered signal**, and every merge effectively fail-open (a gate that always times out gates nothing). A run-all that never finishes is not a superset of the affected set; it is the empty set billed at full price. Operator decision: invert to **declared opt-in enrollment** — `CiSpec.witness_entries`, projected from `CommitWitnessClaim` rows on the `GithubActionsCiJob` surface of `commit_gate_roster`; an empty roster puts zero witness-corpus nodes in the floor plan. This is NOT the §0 cost-routed selection this doc rejects: no affected test is demoted by expense, because *no* witness currently gates by discovery — the inversion replaces an always-red-by-timeout gate with an honest, completing floor (gates + declared witnesses), and the discovery roster remains the local path (`claim_batch --roster-from-discovery`). The §3 ladder is unchanged as the *destination*: land affected-set selection + floor memoization, then re-enroll the corpus through the affected set and dissolve the opt-in roster (dissolve-on marker lives on `ci_witness_optin_inversion` in `gunbc.commit_workflow`). Found during the inversion: `resolve_floor_runner_context` had been failing on a comment block the v1 grammar cannot parse (`affected_set_floor_runner.dag`), so the affected-set skip silently fell back to full-corpus on every run — step 2 was dead in CI while the doc described it as CI-enrolled. - -## Dissolution trigger (DESIGN §6) - -Delete this doc when the per-PR gate is the affected set (step 2 landed on top of #5427's baseline), the nightly cadence is the full-corpus backstop + non-hermetic residue (no cost-based selector), and the completeness lens runs executably — at which point the carriers (the lens + the CI-gen spec) state the policy and this framing is redundant. diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag index bc5211aa58c..f620619528f 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag @@ -336,14 +336,14 @@ fn runnable_batch_index(batches: List>, target: Runnable) -> Int test fn floor_worker_observation_outcome_is_derived_from_evidence() -> Bool { let completed = FloorWorkerObservation { - worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker, + worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker {}, termination: ProcessExited { code: 0 }, terminal_receipt: FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved { report: FloorWorkerReportedCompleted { detail: "walk terminal exit code 0" } }, } let contradicted = FloorWorkerObservation { - worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker, + worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker {}, termination: ProcessSignaled { signal: 9 }, terminal_receipt: FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved { report: FloorWorkerReportedCompleted { detail: "walk terminal exit code 0" } From 28f2a274a2738a857469b0e0c4124299fde57a57 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 14:05:28 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 08/81] Drop the falsifier cadence's selection arm and its stale ci_floor_plan import The selection-control job died with affected-set selection; cadence_verdict_should_fail still took its outcome, and the topology witness still pinned four jobs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag | 4 +- dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag | 1 - .../claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag | 67 ++++--------------- src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag | 2 +- 4 files changed, 15 insertions(+), 59 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag index f9d2e7460a2..c482ee41c50 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag @@ -174,14 +174,12 @@ fn cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json(c: ColdCorpusExecution) -> String { fn cadence_verdict_should_fail( build: GithubJobOutcome, - selection: GithubJobOutcome, cold: GithubJobOutcome, floor_receipt_present: Bool ) -> Bool { match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: build, cold: cold, floor_receipt_present: floor_receipt_present) { CorpusNotRun { cause: _ } => true - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: _ } => - selection != JobOutcomeSuccess || cold != JobOutcomeSuccess + CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: _ } => cold != JobOutcomeSuccess } } diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag index a213964bf6b..d664ecb693b 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag @@ -546,7 +546,6 @@ fn falsifier_witness_row_with(index: Nat, mode: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr run_id: "witness" as NonEmptyStr, index: index, label: "discovery-corpus[2 root(s)+0 explicit, adaptive width]" as NonEmptyStr, - selection_tag: "applied" as NonEmptyStr, witnesses: 0, failure_mode: mode, detail: detail, diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag index 1a32e8025d5..4321738d138 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { falsifier_workflow, gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_selection_control_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes, @@ -65,7 +64,6 @@ import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { floor_component_receipt_artifact_name, floor_component_receipt_schema, } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes } import extdeps.github.actions { ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax, CancelInProgressBool } import gunbc.ci_workflow { gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes, @@ -117,8 +115,8 @@ test fn falsifier_step_timeout_basis_is_measured_not_composed() -> Bool { } test fn falsifier_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes) - && gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_selection_control_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes()) + gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes) + && gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes()) && !(gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes) } @@ -130,26 +128,6 @@ test fn falsifier_soft_deadline_is_derived_and_strictly_inside_the_hard_cap() -> && gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() < gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes } -data selection_control_step_name: String = "Affected-set selection control (floor_skip_discovery_witness)" - -test fn selection_control_rides_falsifier_not_per_pr_ci() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: selection_control_step_name) - && !string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: selection_control_step_name) -} - -data selection_control_order_witness_note: String = "STRUCTURAL order pin (2026-08-07 four-job topology): selection-control job holds exactly one control step after release-bin unpack; cold-corpus job holds peak bracket + falsifier_step + cold controls. cold-corpus needs only falsifier-build so selector RED cannot skip the corpus." - -fn step_index_of(steps: List, name: String) -> Int { - let seen = fold(steps, init: { idx: 0, hit: 0 - 1 }, f: fn(acc, s) { - if step_display_name(s: s) == name { - if acc.hit >= 0 { { idx: acc.idx + 1, hit: acc.hit } } else { { idx: acc.idx + 1, hit: acc.idx } } - } else { - { idx: acc.idx + 1, hit: acc.hit } - } - }) - seen.hit -} - fn step_count_named(steps: List, name: String) -> Int { fold(steps, init: 0, f: fn(n, s) { if step_display_name(s: s) == name { n + 1 } else { n } @@ -166,10 +144,6 @@ fn falsifier_build_job_steps() -> List { falsifier_job_steps(job_id: "falsifier-build") } -fn falsifier_selection_control_job_steps() -> List { - falsifier_job_steps(job_id: "selection-control") -} - fn falsifier_cold_corpus_job_steps() -> List { falsifier_job_steps(job_id: "cold-corpus") } @@ -180,37 +154,25 @@ fn ci_job_steps() -> List { }) } -test fn selection_control_sits_after_unpack_in_selection_job() -> Bool { - let steps = falsifier_selection_control_job_steps() - let unpack = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: "Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed)") - let control = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: selection_control_step_name) - (unpack >= 0) && (control >= 0) && (unpack < control) -} - -test fn cold_corpus_job_needs_build_only_not_selection() -> Bool { +test fn cold_corpus_job_needs_build_only() -> Bool { fold(falsifier_workflow.jobs, init: false, f: fn(acc, j) { if j.id == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id { - any(j.needs, n => n == "falsifier-build") - && !any(j.needs, n => n == "selection-control") + any(j.needs, n => n == "falsifier-build") && (count(j.needs) == 1) } else { acc } }) } -test fn falsifier_has_four_jobs_in_topology_order() -> Bool { - count(falsifier_workflow.jobs) == 4 +// THREE jobs since 2026-08-15, not four: the selection-control job that sat between build and +// cold-corpus died with affected-set selection. The count is pinned beside the ordered ids +// deliberately -- an id list alone passes against a workflow that grew a fourth job nobody +// declared, which is the drift this witness exists to catch. +test fn falsifier_has_three_jobs_in_topology_order() -> Bool { + count(falsifier_workflow.jobs) == 3 && falsifier_workflow.jobs[0].id == "falsifier-build" - && falsifier_workflow.jobs[1].id == "selection-control" - && falsifier_workflow.jobs[2].id == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id - && falsifier_workflow.jobs[3].id == "aggregate-verdict" -} - -test fn selection_control_enrolled_exactly_once_on_falsifier_and_never_on_ci() -> Bool { - step_count_named(steps: falsifier_build_job_steps(), name: selection_control_step_name) == 0 - && step_count_named(steps: falsifier_selection_control_job_steps(), name: selection_control_step_name) == 1 - && step_count_named(steps: falsifier_cold_corpus_job_steps(), name: selection_control_step_name) == 0 - && step_count_named(steps: ci_job_steps(), name: selection_control_step_name) == 0 + && falsifier_workflow.jobs[1].id == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id + && falsifier_workflow.jobs[2].id == "aggregate-verdict" } test fn peak_bracket_brackets_only_cold_corpus_floor_path() -> Bool { @@ -258,7 +220,6 @@ test fn aggregate_verdict_job_waits_for_all_arms() -> Bool { if j.id == "aggregate-verdict" { j.if_condition == Present { value: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if } && any(j.needs, n => n == "falsifier-build") - && any(j.needs, n => n == "selection-control") && any(j.needs, n => n == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id) } else { acc @@ -416,13 +377,12 @@ test fn cold_corpus_not_run_is_not_regression_evidence() -> Bool { ) } -test fn selection_red_with_corpus_executed_still_counts_as_executed() -> Bool { +test fn red_corpus_with_receipt_still_counts_as_executed() -> Bool { cold_corpus_execution_is_executed( c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true) ) && cadence_verdict_should_fail( build: JobOutcomeSuccess, - selection: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true ) @@ -431,7 +391,6 @@ test fn selection_red_with_corpus_executed_still_counts_as_executed() -> Bool { test fn failed_before_receipt_still_fails_cadence() -> Bool { cadence_verdict_should_fail( build: JobOutcomeSuccess, - selection: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false ) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag b/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag index 5c7dff5e970..93b982c53db 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import gunbc.explicit_witness_admission { known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster, known_red_pre_verdict_refusal_roster } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_exclusion_substrings, witness_discovery_scan_dirs, bin_witness_wet_entries, scoped_witness_batches, known_red_probe_roster, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_roster, falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_entries, falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, witness_long_eval_budget_entries } +import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_exclusion_substrings, witness_discovery_scan_dirs, bin_witness_wet_entries, known_red_probe_roster, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_roster, falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_entries, falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, witness_long_eval_budget_entries } import v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment { falsifier_self_host_wet_entries, falsifier_native_cache_cold_roster, From 3a6398276f53020d60c048fe3e270be5601b706e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 14:56:42 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 09/81] Wipe CI: delete ci.yml, falsifier.yml, falsifier-alert.yml and their .dag authorities Operator directive 2026-08-15: wipe every single thing in CI; jobs come back one by one only as agreed. This deletes the three workflow artifacts, the modules that emitted them, and the witnesses whose only subject was the deleted surface. It adds nothing. fleet-converge.yml survives untouched -- that is fleet operations, not CI. WHAT IS GONE artifacts .github/workflows/{ci,falsifier,falsifier-alert}.yml registry CiYamlArtifact and FalsifierYamlArtifact rows, their paths, commit policies, equality arms, generation arms and extra-validation arms emit gunbc.ci_yaml_emit, gunbc.falsifier_workflow, tools.emit_falsifier_yaml, and ci_workflow's job surface (ci_job, ci_build_job, ci_regen_job, ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job, ci_fleet_job, ci_regen_floor_step and the ci_workflow Workflow value itself) falsifier lane, run control, cold-corpus execution, and all four alert modules plan v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan -- entirely, including gunbc_ci_regen_floor_plan. The regen plan is a real obligation and it returns from the quarry when the regen job is re-agreed; keeping the obvious survivor is how a deleted structure grows back. gate gunbc.ci_materialization_gate (its subject was the ci_workflow value) witnesses 30 test modules whose subject was one of the above WHAT SURVIVES, AND WHY ci_workflow.dag and ci_spec.dag are retained as GitHub Actions STEP vocabulary, not as CI: fleet_converge_workflow consumes ten step constructors and five timeout rows from them, and fleet-converge.yml still generates. Every job, the workflow value, and the floor step are deleted from ci_workflow. The commit gate roster in commit_workflow.dag is retained deliberately -- it IS the obligations ledger the re-add queue is drawn from, and deleting it would delete the record of what CI used to owe. realization_artifact_for_surface now returns GeneratedArtifact? rather than a total GeneratedArtifact: three of its four surfaces have no artifact after this wipe, and a surface with no artifact answers none rather than a fabricated plausible one. THE RUNG DROP, DECLARED (DESIGN section 4b) previous rung mechanically preventable -- every class below was blocked at merge by an executing required check temporary rung mitigatable at best, and for most classes nothing at all: the invalid state is writable and no mechanism observes it reason the floor's structure was the thing being deleted; re-adding obligations onto it would have preserved what the cut exists to remove population the whole repository, every push, for the duration of the branch restoration obligations return one at a time from the ledger below, each re-derived from first principles rather than restored from quarry, each closing only when the operator is satisfied with its performance THE OBLIGATIONS LEDGER -- what this deletion actually orphaned 1 build and artifact verify (the release bins every other job consumed) 2 the witness corpus: 48 roster rows on GithubActionsCiJob, plus tree-wide *_test.dag discovery -- no witness in this repository executes on any push today 3 the regen self-host fixed point: 2 roster rows on GithubActionsCiRegenJob 4 the generated-artifact drift gates -- and note the second-order loss: with the drift gate gone, .gitattributes and the remaining generated artifacts can now drift from their authorities silently 5 the seven effect gates in tools.floor_effect_gate_witness: dag compile-clean, generated-artifact drift, emit-host, extdeps citation, extdeps scope placement, prose-row introduction, cheap-claim pool 6 the cargo fmt gate (the pre-push hook still runs it locally; that is opt-in per clone and bypassable, so it is not an authority) 7 heal: repo-local git config convergence, binary/source skew guard, author-commit 8 the falsifier cadence: 8 roster rows on FalsifierCadenceJob, and with them the cold-corpus control that was the only unselected whole-corpus run in the system 9 compile-clean scope selection, ci.yml drift+parse, merge-admission stamping The two pre-existing broken modules (complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag, live_read_classification.dag) are untouched and were already red before this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .gitattributes | 2 - .github/workflows/ci.yml | 757 -------- .github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml | 500 ----- .github/workflows/falsifier.yml | 312 ---- dag/gunbc/ci_materialization_gate.dag | 183 -- dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag | 144 +- dag/gunbc/ci_yaml_emit.dag | 13 - dag/gunbc/commit_workflow.dag | 31 +- dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_admission.dag | 145 -- dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_decision.dag | 710 -------- dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_residue.dag | 68 - dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_state.dag | 203 --- dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag | 232 --- dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag | 688 ------- dag/gunbc/falsifier_run_control.dag | 110 -- dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag | 564 ------ dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag | 12 +- dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag | 8 +- dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag | 17 +- .../bmc_wif_delegation_chain_witness_test.dag | 7 - .../ci_concurrency_policy_witness_test.dag | 63 - .../ci_deploy_target_host_witness_test.dag | 10 - dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_witness_test.dag | 197 -- dag/test/claim/ci_heal_job_witness_test.dag | 501 ----- .../claim/ci_materialization_witness_test.dag | 30 - .../ci_native_cache_root_witness_test.dag | 81 - .../claim/ci_release_bins_witness_test.dag | 80 - .../claim/ci_runner_seam_witness_test.dag | 33 - ...e0_partition_compile_gate_witness_test.dag | 119 -- ...test_targets_compile_gate_witness_test.dag | 121 -- ...mpiler_tests_compile_gate_witness_test.dag | 112 -- dag/test/claim/ci_workflow_witness_test.dag | 103 -- dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_parse_witness.dag | 18 - .../claim/ci_yaml_serializer_witness_test.dag | 209 --- .../claim/commit_workflow_witness_test.dag | 154 -- .../compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness_test.dag | 43 - .../falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag | 876 --------- ...falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag | 844 --------- .../claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag | 69 - .../falsifier_run_control_witness_test.dag | 65 - .../claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag | 447 ----- ...loor_gate_failure_receipt_witness_test.dag | 108 -- .../claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag | 611 ------- .../claim/heal_author_commit_witness_test.dag | 84 - ..._revalidation_integration_witness_test.dag | 47 - ...rtifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag | 41 - .../os_install_deduction_witness_test.dag | 8 +- .../realization_schedule_witness_test.dag | 33 - .../claim/srv3_install_server_emit_test.dag | 8 +- dag/test/claim/uri_grounding_witness_test.dag | 7 +- dag/test/claim/yaml_ingest_witness_test.dag | 4 - dag/tools/emit_falsifier_yaml.dag | 17 - .../test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag | 911 ---------- .../falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test.dag | 57 - src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag | 1607 ----------------- 55 files changed, 57 insertions(+), 12367 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 .github/workflows/ci.yml delete mode 100644 .github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml delete mode 100644 .github/workflows/falsifier.yml delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/ci_materialization_gate.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/ci_yaml_emit.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_admission.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_decision.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_residue.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_state.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_run_control.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_concurrency_policy_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_heal_job_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_materialization_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_native_cache_root_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_release_bins_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_runner_seam_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_workflow_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_parse_witness.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_serializer_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/commit_workflow_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/falsifier_run_control_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/floor_gate_failure_receipt_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/heal_author_commit_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/heal_revalidation_integration_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 dag/tools/emit_falsifier_yaml.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes index 850deae85fd..c556d8882bc 100644 --- a/.gitattributes +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ .githooks/generated-artifact-merge merge=generated-artifact .githooks/pre-commit merge=generated-artifact .githooks/pre-push merge=generated-artifact -.github/workflows/ci.yml merge=generated-artifact -.github/workflows/falsifier.yml merge=generated-artifact .github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml merge=generated-artifact .gitignore merge=generated-artifact DESIGN.md merge=generated-artifact diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml deleted file mode 100644 index d0161ff46df..00000000000 --- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,757 +0,0 @@ -name: ci -on: - workflow_dispatch: - inputs: - expected_healed_sha: - description: Immutable healed commit required by an auto-heal revalidation run - required: false - type: string - push: - branches: [main] - pull_request: - branches: [main] - types: [opened, synchronize, reopened, ready_for_review] - merge_group: -permissions: - contents: read - pull-requests: read -concurrency: - group: ${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' && github.sha || github.ref }} - cancel-in-progress: ${{ github.event_name != 'merge_group' }} -env: - CARGO_TERM_COLOR: always - RUSTFLAGS: -D warnings -jobs: - build: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - timeout-minutes: 110 - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }} - - name: Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA - run: | - EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA="${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha }}" - RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD="${{ github.sha }}" - if [ -n "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - ACTUAL_HEAD="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" - if ! [ "$RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: workflow run subject $RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - if ! [ "$ACTUAL_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: checkout head $ACTUAL_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal revalidation preflight: checkout names expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - fi - - name: Isolate toolchain dirs - run: | - rm -rf "$RUNNER_TEMP/rustup" "$RUNNER_TEMP/cargo" - echo "HOME=$RUNNER_TEMP" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "CARGO_HOME=$RUNNER_TEMP/cargo" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "RUSTUP_HOME=$RUNNER_TEMP/rustup" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "MAKEFLAGS=" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=3" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - if sccache --show-stats >/dev/null 2>&1; then - echo "RUSTC_WRAPPER=sccache" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - printf '%s\n' "CiSccacheProviderReceipt: provider=bound catalog=sccache_local" - else - printf '%s\n' "CiSccacheProviderReceipt: provider=SKIPPED catalog=sccache_local host=$(hostname) cause=daemon-unavailable; the release build runs UNCACHED — a counted degradation, not a supported mode (host_build_cache_provision P1b should have converged this host)" - fi - - name: Setup Rust - uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 - with: - components: rustfmt - cache: false - rustflags: '' - env: - HOME: ${{ runner.temp }} - - name: Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_native_cache_root_script — orch-emitted foreign-executor prelude step deriving GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT from rustc -V after setup-rust-toolchain; leaf rustc/tr/mkdir/echo strings remain until typed toolchain probe lands on host_effect_apply (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) - if ! GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW=$(rustc -V 2>/dev/null); then echo "::error::rustc -V failed after setup-rust-toolchain: cannot derive native-cache toolchain segment"; exit 1; fi - GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=$(echo "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW" | tr ' ' '-') - if [ -z "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" ]; then echo "::error::rustc -V produced an empty native-cache toolchain segment after setup-rust-toolchain"; exit 1; fi - mkdir -p "$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" - echo "GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Pin rustup default (isolated RUSTUP_HOME has no default toolchain) - run: | - rustup default "$(rustup show active-toolchain | awk '{print $1; exit}')" - if [ -x "$CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo" ]; then CARGO_BIN="$CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo"; else CARGO_BIN="$(command -v cargo || true)"; fi - if [ -z "$CARGO_BIN" ]; then echo "::error::no cargo binary: neither the isolated $CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo shim nor PATH carries one"; exit 1; fi - echo "CARGO_BIN=$CARGO_BIN" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Cache Cargo - uses: actions/cache@v5 - with: - path: | - ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/index/ - ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/cache/ - ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/git/db/ - target/ - key: cargo-ci-${{ runner.os }}-${{ runner.arch }}-${{ hashFiles('**/Cargo.lock', 'rust-toolchain.toml') }} - restore-keys: | - cargo-ci-${{ runner.os }}-${{ runner.arch }}- - - name: cargo fmt --all --check (fast gate; fails in seconds, before the release build) - run: "\"$CARGO_BIN\" fmt --all --check" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc) - id: release_build - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_build_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-build runner (ROOT stamp + verify-artifacts + sccache stats wrapping the orch-emitted EAGAIN retry core); membership of --bin / verify paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the runner transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the release-build runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - set -o pipefail - BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp) - if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then - if grep -qiE 'Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn|sccache: encountered fatal error|(exit status: 254)|sccache: error: failed to execute compile' "$BUILD_LOG"; then - echo "::warning::cargo/sccache EAGAIN under fleet pressure; cold retry CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 (keep sccache)" - CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness - else - exit 1 - fi - fi - rm -f "$BUILD_LOG" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - sccache --show-stats 2>/dev/null || true - timeout-minutes: 45 - - name: cargo test -p v1-compiler-tests --release (retained-kernel execution gate; reuses release v1-compiler) - run: | - set -e - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_script — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for extdeps.cargo_build cargo.Build.Test(extra_args: ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_extra_args); the EAGAIN retry wrapper lives in gunbc.ci_workflow ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script (same seam as ci_release_build_script); DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the build-job step to orchestration emit over the typed cargo operation — the same de-fork ci_fmt_gate_line and ci_release_build_script await - set -o pipefail - BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp) - if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" 'test' '-p' 'v1-compiler-tests' '--release') 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then - if grep -qiE 'Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn|sccache: encountered fatal error|(exit status: 254)|sccache: error: failed to execute compile' "$BUILD_LOG"; then - echo "::warning::cargo/sccache EAGAIN under fleet pressure; cold retry CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 (keep sccache)" - CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" 'test' '-p' 'v1-compiler-tests' '--release' - else - exit 1 - fi - fi - rm -f "$BUILD_LOG" - timeout-minutes: 15 - - name: cargo check all seven stage0 partition crates (compile gate; roster drift backstop) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for seven partition-crate cargo.Build.Check invocations; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the build-job step to orchestration emit over the typed cargo operations — same de-fork as ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_script and ci_fmt_gate_line - "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-runtime' && "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-std-core' && "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-std-surface' && "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-extdeps-languages' && "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-v1-infer' && "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-v1-artifact' && "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-stage0-emit-core' - timeout-minutes: 15 - - name: cargo check -p v1-compiler --all-targets (compile gate; test targets nothing else compiles) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for one extdeps.cargo_build cargo.Build.Check invocation; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the build-job step to orchestration emit over the typed cargo operation — the same de-fork ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script, ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_script and ci_fmt_gate_line await - "$CARGO_BIN" 'check' '-p' 'v1-compiler' '--all-targets' - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_pack_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins tar pack runner; membership of archived bin names is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the pack transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the pack runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Upload release-bins artifact - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - path: release-bins.tgz - if-no-files-found: error - retention-days: 3 - compression-level: 0 - timeout-minutes: 10 - regen: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [build] - timeout-minutes: 35 - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }} - - name: Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA - run: | - EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA="${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha }}" - RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD="${{ github.sha }}" - if [ -n "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - ACTUAL_HEAD="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" - if ! [ "$RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: workflow run subject $RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - if ! [ "$ACTUAL_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: checkout head $ACTUAL_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal revalidation preflight: checkout names expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - fi - - name: Setup Rust (floor gate toolchain — batch-4 emit_host/self_host gates need cargo/rustfmt; no isolated rustup) - uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 - with: - components: rustfmt - cache: false - rustflags: '' - - name: Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_native_cache_root_script — orch-emitted foreign-executor prelude step deriving GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT from rustc -V after setup-rust-toolchain; leaf rustc/tr/mkdir/echo strings remain until typed toolchain probe lands on host_effect_apply (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) - if ! GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW=$(rustc -V 2>/dev/null); then echo "::error::rustc -V failed after setup-rust-toolchain: cannot derive native-cache toolchain segment"; exit 1; fi - GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=$(echo "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW" | tr ' ' '-') - if [ -z "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" ]; then echo "::error::rustc -V produced an empty native-cache toolchain segment after setup-rust-toolchain"; exit 1; fi - mkdir -p "$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" - echo "GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Download release-bins artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed) - id: release_bins - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins unpack + claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts runner; membership of verified paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the unpack/verify transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the unpack/verify runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" - tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" - rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: gunbc ci regen (self-host fixed-point — required) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_regen_ensure_rustfmt_path_script — foreign-executor PATH ensure for regen_stage0 on hosts with a cargo shim and no CARGO_HOME/bin (receipt CI #7290 srv3-03); control flow is If/Predicate/Exit/Let via orch bash-emit; leaf test -x / command -v / export PATH / dirname strings remain until FileExists + session-EnvExport (PR2b) or the regen job shares isolate+pin by construction; DISSOLVES WHEN rustfmt resolution is a typed toolchain probe on host_effect_apply rather than emitted bash (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0) - # Prepend a locatable rustfmt dir onto PATH before regen_stage0's standalone rustfmt spawn (hosts that expose a cargo shim without CARGO_HOME/bin — receipt CI #7290 srv3-03). Probe order: CARGO_HOME/bin, /opt/cargo/bin, HOME/.cargo/bin, rustup which; refuse if still absent. - if [ -n "$CARGO_HOME" ] && [ -x "$CARGO_HOME/bin/rustfmt" ]; then export PATH="$CARGO_HOME/bin:$PATH"; fi - if ! command -v rustfmt >/dev/null 2>&1 && [ -x /opt/cargo/bin/rustfmt ]; then export PATH="/opt/cargo/bin:$PATH"; fi - if ! command -v rustfmt >/dev/null 2>&1 && [ -x "$HOME/.cargo/bin/rustfmt" ]; then export PATH="$HOME/.cargo/bin:$PATH"; fi - if ! command -v rustfmt >/dev/null 2>&1; then - RF=$(/opt/cargo/bin/rustup which rustfmt) 2>/dev/null || true - if [ -n "$RF" ] && [ -x "$RF" ]; then - RF_DIR="$(dirname "$RF")" - export PATH="$RF_DIR:$PATH" - fi - fi - if ! command -v rustfmt >/dev/null 2>&1; then - echo "::error::rustfmt not on PATH for regen_stage0 standalone spawn (hosts with a cargo shim and no CARGO_HOME/bin — receipt CI #7290 srv3-03)" - exit 1 - fi - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - git fetch --no-tags origin main 2>/dev/null || true - # Affected-set-scoped regen admission (pull_request only): on a pull_request event, regen_floor_skip_witness intersects the merge-base diff with the [src/v1, dag] regen input closure (shared authority cli_run::regen_input_sources — the exact set regen_stage0 compiles; both the RegenVerifyGate and the SelfHostStalenessGate invoke regen_stage0, so the closure covers both). A PR diff touching none of src/v1/** (emitter source + committed stage0 outputs), v1's transitive dag import-closure, or the Cargo/toolchain build config cannot change the self-host fixed-point, so the regen step exits 0 immediately (a required step that passes because the self-host fixed-point is provably unchanged — regen runs before the floor so emitter drift fails fast, with no floor or merge-admission dependency). Empty diff / diff failure / closure failure runs regen (fail-closed). COLD CONTROL: the skip is gated to pull_request events via GITHUB_EVENT_NAME, so push-to-main and workflow_dispatch run regen UNCONDITIONALLY (no witness). A wrong closure that lets a PR wrongly skip therefore surfaces as a counted divergence on the very next merge to main — the squash-merge main-push run has an empty diff and runs regen cold, reding main if the seed is stale (a one-merge acceptance window, the discovery-flip shape). The 4-hourly falsifier does NOT run regen_stage0; the unconditional main-push regen is the cold control. - if [ "$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME" = "pull_request" ]; then - _ci_regen_skip=$("$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" 2>/dev/null || echo run_regen) - if [ "$_ci_regen_skip" = "regen_not_affected_skip" ]; then - echo "gunbc ci regen: pull_request diff does not intersect the [src/v1, dag] regen input closure — self-host fixed-point provably unchanged; skipping (push-to-main runs regen unconditionally as the cold control)" - exit 0 - fi - fi - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_ci_regen_floor_plan --notice-title "self-host fixed-point (regen + staleness) — required; own regen job upstream of ci" - timeout-minutes: 15 - ci: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [build, regen, heal_generated_artifacts] - timeout-minutes: 140 - if: "!cancelled()" - steps: - - name: "Refuse when an upstream job already established this branch is red (fails fast instead of skipping: a skipped job reports success to the required check)" - run: | - set -e - BUILD='${{ needs.build.result }}' - REGEN='${{ needs.regen.result }}' - HEAL='${{ needs.heal_generated_artifacts.result }}' - if [ "$BUILD" != "success" ] || [ "$REGEN" != "success" ] || [ "$HEAL" = "failure" ]; then - echo "::error::FloorUpstreamAlreadyRed build=$BUILD regen=$REGEN heal=$HEAL — an upstream job already established this branch is red, so the floor refuses before spending its budget. The located cause is that job's own diagnostic; this step adds no verdict of its own." - exit 1 - fi - echo "[floor-preflight] upstream clean: build=$BUILD regen=$REGEN heal=$HEAL" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }} - - name: Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA - run: | - EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA="${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha }}" - RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD="${{ github.sha }}" - if [ -n "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - ACTUAL_HEAD="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" - if ! [ "$RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: workflow run subject $RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - if ! [ "$ACTUAL_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: checkout head $ACTUAL_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal revalidation preflight: checkout names expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - fi - - name: Setup Rust (floor gate toolchain — batch-4 emit_host/self_host gates need cargo/rustfmt; no isolated rustup) - uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 - with: - components: rustfmt - cache: false - rustflags: '' - - name: Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_native_cache_root_script — orch-emitted foreign-executor prelude step deriving GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT from rustc -V after setup-rust-toolchain; leaf rustc/tr/mkdir/echo strings remain until typed toolchain probe lands on host_effect_apply (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) - if ! GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW=$(rustc -V 2>/dev/null); then echo "::error::rustc -V failed after setup-rust-toolchain: cannot derive native-cache toolchain segment"; exit 1; fi - GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=$(echo "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW" | tr ' ' '-') - if [ -z "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" ]; then echo "::error::rustc -V produced an empty native-cache toolchain segment after setup-rust-toolchain"; exit 1; fi - mkdir -p "$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" - echo "GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Download release-bins artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed) - id: release_bins - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins unpack + claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts runner; membership of verified paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the unpack/verify transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the unpack/verify runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" - tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" - rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Floor cgroup peak pre-read (calibration; reset if permitted) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_cgroup_peak_locate_shell — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport composing extdeps.linux.proc_self_cgroup unified-hierarchy membership (v2.extdeps.languages.bash_proc_self_cgroup) with std.path_intent NearestAncestorContaining dirname ascent (bash_orch_if). Procfs path is extdeps.linux.procfs ProcSelfCgroup. DISSOLVES WHEN shell→intent Phase 2 realizes cgroup membership plus path ascent on host_effect_apply / orchestration path arms without medium-as-string Run.command concat. - { _cg_bad=0; _cg_n=0; _cg_rel=""; while IFS= read -r _cg_line || [ -n "$_cg_line" ]; do _cg_trim=$(echo "$_cg_line" | sed -e 's/^ //' -e 's/ $//'); [ -z "$_cg_trim" ] && continue; case "$_cg_trim" in *:*:*) ;; *) _cg_bad=1; continue ;; esac; _cg_h=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f1); _cg_ctl=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f2); _cg_path=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f3-); [ -z "$_cg_h" ] && _cg_bad=1; [ -z "$_cg_path" ] && _cg_bad=1; if [ "$_cg_h" = "0" ] && [ -z "$_cg_ctl" ]; then _cg_n=$((_cg_n + 1)); _cg_rel="$_cg_path"; fi; done < /proc/self/cgroup; [ "$_cg_bad" -eq 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=malformed" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -eq 0 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=missing" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -gt 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=ambiguous" >&2; exit 1; }; d="/sys/fs/cgroup$_cg_rel"; } || exit 1 - while [ -n "$d" ] && [ "$d" != "/sys/fs/cgroup" ] && ! [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; do d=$(dirname "$d"); done - if [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; then if echo reset > "$d/memory.peak" 2>/dev/null; then echo "[calibration] floor_peak_pre reset=ok scope=floor cgroup=$d"; else echo "[calibration] floor_peak_pre reset=unsupported pre_peak=$(cat "$d/memory.peak") scope=span cgroup=$d (post>pre attributes the peak to the floor exactly; post==pre means floor peak <= pre, a job-scoped upper bound)"; fi; else echo "[calibration] floor_peak_pre scope=unavailable (no memory.peak ancestor)"; fi - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: gunbc ci (.dag witnesses + gates) - id: floor - run: | - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - # REMOVED 2026-07-21 (gunbc#7023 / proud-cat-517): the documentation_only_skip shell shortcut exited before claim_executor, bypassing the witness corpus entirely on docs-only PRs. That bypassed the existing ReadsLiveTree never-predict-skip lane — doc_reachability_witness_test.dag already declared ReadsLiveTree since #6654, but the shell never reached selection. Docs-only PRs now run the normal floor (SelectionApplied): import-closure skips non-live-tree witnesses cheaply; ReadsLiveTree rows (doc-graph wall, corpus-read host-fed lenses) always run. The isolated pre-executor skip-label binary and its unreachable persistent disposition transport retired afterward; compile-clean docs-universe scoping remains independently exercised on the live floor path. - git fetch --no-tags origin main 2>/dev/null || true - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_ci_floor_plan --notice-title "v2 claim corpus" - env: - GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL: target/floor-phase-journal.tsv - timeout-minutes: 100 - - name: Floor cgroup peak post-read (calibration; survives a killed floor) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_floor_phase_journal_if — bounded foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for exactly four journal leaves: FileExists, column-name log, row-count summary log, and absent log. If/else control flow is already v2.std.orchestration intent; only those leaves remain medium-as-string Run.command values. DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP shell-effectplan-to-bash / shell→intent Phase 2) binds typed filesystem observation plus diagnostic-log operations through host_effect_apply, so ci_floor_phase_journal_if contains no opaque shell command text. - if [ -f "$GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL" ]; then - echo "[floor-phase-journal] columns: unix_millis pid phase state detail" - echo "[floor-phase-journal] $(wc -l < $GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL) rows retained; full journal in the floor-phase-journal artifact" - else - echo "[floor-phase-journal] absent" - fi - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_floor_wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_if — bounded foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for exactly four receipt leaves: FileExists, column-name log, row-count summary log, and absent log. DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP shell-effectplan-to-bash / shell→intent Phase 2) binds typed filesystem observation plus diagnostic-log operations through host_effect_apply, so ci_floor_wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_if contains no opaque shell command text. - if [ -f "target/floor-wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt.tsv" ]; then - echo "[wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt] columns: batch entry function outcome detail" - echo "[wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt] $(wc -l < target/floor-wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt.tsv) rows; full receipt in the floor-component-receipt artifact" - else - echo "[wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt] absent" - fi - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_cgroup_peak_locate_shell — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport composing extdeps.linux.proc_self_cgroup unified-hierarchy membership (v2.extdeps.languages.bash_proc_self_cgroup) with std.path_intent NearestAncestorContaining dirname ascent (bash_orch_if). Procfs path is extdeps.linux.procfs ProcSelfCgroup. DISSOLVES WHEN shell→intent Phase 2 realizes cgroup membership plus path ascent on host_effect_apply / orchestration path arms without medium-as-string Run.command concat. - { _cg_bad=0; _cg_n=0; _cg_rel=""; while IFS= read -r _cg_line || [ -n "$_cg_line" ]; do _cg_trim=$(echo "$_cg_line" | sed -e 's/^ //' -e 's/ $//'); [ -z "$_cg_trim" ] && continue; case "$_cg_trim" in *:*:*) ;; *) _cg_bad=1; continue ;; esac; _cg_h=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f1); _cg_ctl=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f2); _cg_path=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f3-); [ -z "$_cg_h" ] && _cg_bad=1; [ -z "$_cg_path" ] && _cg_bad=1; if [ "$_cg_h" = "0" ] && [ -z "$_cg_ctl" ]; then _cg_n=$((_cg_n + 1)); _cg_rel="$_cg_path"; fi; done < /proc/self/cgroup; [ "$_cg_bad" -eq 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=malformed" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -eq 0 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=missing" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -gt 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=ambiguous" >&2; exit 1; }; d="/sys/fs/cgroup$_cg_rel"; } || exit 1 - while [ -n "$d" ] && [ "$d" != "/sys/fs/cgroup" ] && ! [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; do d=$(dirname "$d"); done - if [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; then echo "[calibration] floor_peak_post=$(cat "$d/memory.peak") floor_outcome=${{ steps.floor.outcome }} cgroup=$d (observation label: floor_outcome=success is an EXACT point; any other outcome is a CENSORED lower bound - the process was killed while exceeding the read, so true demand is strictly greater. scope per the floor_peak_pre line: reset=ok means this IS the floor peak; scope=span compares against pre_peak)"; else echo "[calibration] floor_peak_post floor_outcome=${{ steps.floor.outcome }} scope=unavailable (no memory.peak ancestor)"; fi - env: - GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL: target/floor-phase-journal.tsv - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Upload floor receipts (TSV authority for cost/drift rows) - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: floor-receipts - path: target/floor-* - if-no-files-found: warn - retention-days: 14 - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 5 - heal_generated_artifacts: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [build] - timeout-minutes: 40 - if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name == github.repository && github.actor != 'dependabot[bot]' - permissions: - contents: write - actions: write - steps: - - name: Checkout triggering branch head (heal pushes the regeneration back to this branch) - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ github.head_ref || github.ref_name }} - - name: Download release-bins artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed) - id: release_bins - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins unpack + claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts runner; membership of verified paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the unpack/verify transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the unpack/verify runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" - tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" - rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Converge repository-local Git integration bindings (repo_local_git_config converge) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport invoking gunbc run on dag/gunbc/repo_local_git_config converge; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the heal step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/repo_local_git_config.dag --function converge - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Refuse a binary/source revision skew (the release binary is built from the PR merge ref; this job checked out the branch head) - run: | - BUILT_FROM="${{ github.sha }}" - if git fetch --quiet origin "$BUILT_FROM" 2>/dev/null || git fetch --quiet origin "${{ github.ref }}" 2>/dev/null; then :; else :; fi - if ! git rev-parse --verify --quiet "$BUILT_FROM" >/dev/null; then - echo "heal refused: cannot resolve the revision the release binary was built from" >&2 - echo " wanted: $BUILT_FROM (github.sha — the ref the build job compiled)" >&2 - echo " without it this job cannot establish that its binary and its tree agree." >&2 - exit 1 - fi - SEED_AHEAD="$(git rev-list HEAD.."$BUILT_FROM" -- src/v1)" - if [ -n "$SEED_AHEAD" ]; then - echo "heal: binary/source revision skew — the branch head lacks these seed (src/v1) commits:" >&2 - echo "$SEED_AHEAD" | head -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 - echo "heal: applying the remedy automatically (merging $BUILT_FROM — the revision the binary was built from — into this branch)" >&2 - git config user.name gunbc-ci-auto-heal - git config user.email gunbc-ci-auto-heal@users.noreply.github.com - if ! git merge --no-edit "$BUILT_FROM"; then - CONFLICTS="$(git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U)" - AUTHORED_CONFLICTS="$(git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U -- . 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':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_complexity_eviction_hazard_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/v1_tests_claim_v1_match_pattern_identity_test.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/wt_a.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/wt_b.rs' ':(exclude)src/v1/stage0/src/wt_common.rs')" - if [ -n "$AUTHORED_CONFLICTS" ]; then - echo "heal refused: binary/source revision skew, and the remedy CONFLICTS in authored files" >&2 - echo " conflicting paths:" >&2 - echo "$CONFLICTS" | head -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 - echo " authored (not a registered generated artifact, so not auto-resolvable):" >&2 - echo "$AUTHORED_CONFLICTS" | head -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 - echo " a semantic conflict is the author's to resolve; this job will not guess." >&2 - git merge --abort - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal: conflicts are confined to registered generated artifacts; regeneration is authoritative" >&2 - echo "$CONFLICTS" | head -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 - git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U -z | xargs -0 git checkout --ours -- - git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U -z | xargs -0 git add - STILL_UNMERGED="$(git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U)" - if [ -n "$STILL_UNMERGED" ]; then - echo "heal refused: the index still carries unmerged stages after resolution; refusing to commit" >&2 - echo " still-unmerged paths:" >&2 - echo "$STILL_UNMERGED" | head -20 | sed 's/^/ /' >&2 - echo " a commit over an unmerged index is never fabricated; this job will not guess." >&2 - git merge --abort - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal: admitting the staged commit writer via gunbc.commit_workflow admit_commit_writer before writing" >&2 - "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/gunbc/commit_workflow.dag --function heal_admit - git commit --no-verify --no-edit >/dev/null - fi - SEED_AHEAD_AFTER="$(git rev-list HEAD.."$BUILT_FROM" -- src/v1)" - if [ -n "$SEED_AHEAD_AFTER" ]; then - echo "heal refused: still skewed after merging $BUILT_FROM" >&2 - echo " this arm should be unreachable — merging BUILT_FROM makes it an ancestor of HEAD, so the seed-ahead set is empty by construction. Reaching it means that invariant broke; do not re-run, investigate." >&2 - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal: remedy applied — tree now carries the binary's seed revision" >&2 - fi - echo "heal preflight: binary revision $BUILT_FROM carries no seed commits missing from this tree" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Regenerate drifted generated artifacts (main_wet — writes each authority projection to the worktree) - run: | - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/tools/generated_artifact_gate.dag --function main_wet - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Commit + push auto-push-eligible regenerated artifacts (workflow paths are author-commit-required) - id: heal_commit_push - run: | - git config user.name "gunbc-ci-auto-heal" - git config user.email "gunbc-ci-auto-heal@users.noreply.github.com" - AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT="" - if [ -e ".github/workflows/ci.yml" ] && ! git diff --quiet -- ".github/workflows/ci.yml"; then AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT="$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT .github/workflows/ci.yml"; fi - if [ -e ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml" ] && ! git diff --quiet -- ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml"; then AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT="$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT .github/workflows/falsifier.yml"; fi - if [ -e ".github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml" ] && ! git diff --quiet -- ".github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml"; then AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT="$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT .github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml"; fi - echo "heal_author_commit_required=0" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - if [ -n "$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT" ]; then - rm -rf "heal-author-commit-required" - for p in $AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT; do - if ! mkdir -p "heal-author-commit-required/$(dirname "$p")"; then echo "::error::HealRepairBundleIncomplete path=$p" >&2; exit 1; fi - if ! cp "$p" "heal-author-commit-required/$p"; then echo "::error::HealRepairBundleIncomplete path=$p" >&2; exit 1; fi - done - echo "heal_author_commit_required=1" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - fi - if [ -e ".gitignore" ]; then git add ".gitignore"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: .gitignore"; fi - if [ -e ".gitattributes" ]; then git add ".gitattributes"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: .gitattributes"; fi - if [ -e "ROADMAP.md" ]; then git add "ROADMAP.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: ROADMAP.md"; fi - if [ -e "DESIGN.md" ]; then git add "DESIGN.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: DESIGN.md"; fi - if [ -e ".githooks/pre-push" ]; then git add ".githooks/pre-push"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: .githooks/pre-push"; fi - if [ -e ".githooks/pre-commit" ]; then git add ".githooks/pre-commit"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: .githooks/pre-commit"; fi - if [ -e ".githooks/generated-artifact-merge" ]; then git add ".githooks/generated-artifact-merge"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: .githooks/generated-artifact-merge"; fi - if [ -e "dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_layout_generated.dag" ]; then git add "dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_layout_generated.dag"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_layout_generated.dag"; fi - if [ -e "src/v1/stage0/src/bootstrap_stage0_crate_layout_generated.rs" ]; then git add "src/v1/stage0/src/bootstrap_stage0_crate_layout_generated.rs"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: src/v1/stage0/src/bootstrap_stage0_crate_layout_generated.rs"; fi - if [ -e "dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_partition_generated.dag" ]; then git add "dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_partition_generated.dag"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_partition_generated.dag"; fi - if [ -e "dag/gunbc/stage0_emit_plan_generated.dag" ]; then git add "dag/gunbc/stage0_emit_plan_generated.dag"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: dag/gunbc/stage0_emit_plan_generated.dag"; fi - if [ -e "src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter_dispatch_generated.rs" ]; then git add "src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter_dispatch_generated.rs"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter_dispatch_generated.rs"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/idea-machine.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/idea-machine.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/idea-machine.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/algebraic-rewrite-optimization.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/algebraic-rewrite-optimization.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/algebraic-rewrite-optimization.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/dag-v2-defork-audit.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/dag-v2-defork-audit.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/dag-v2-defork-audit.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/v2-self-hosting.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/v2-self-hosting.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/v2-self-hosting.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/m5-fixture-store-consolidation.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/m5-fixture-store-consolidation.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/m5-fixture-store-consolidation.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/model-realization-fork.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/model-realization-fork.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/model-realization-fork.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/value-null-split.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/value-null-split.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/value-null-split.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-merge-freshness.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-merge-freshness.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-merge-freshness.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/seed-debt-bundle-item-2.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/seed-debt-bundle-item-2.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/seed-debt-bundle-item-2.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/axiom-syllogism-lens.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/axiom-syllogism-lens.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/axiom-syllogism-lens.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/invert-hand-maintained.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/invert-hand-maintained.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/invert-hand-maintained.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/fail-closed-lockdown.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/fail-closed-lockdown.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/fail-closed-lockdown.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/format-model-reconciliation.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/format-model-reconciliation.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/format-model-reconciliation.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/regime2-shared-emission-fold.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/regime2-shared-emission-fold.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/regime2-shared-emission-fold.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/shell-emission-model.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/shell-emission-model.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/shell-emission-model.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/construction-justification-rule.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/construction-justification-rule.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/construction-justification-rule.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/emission-ingestion-inverse.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/emission-ingestion-inverse.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/emission-ingestion-inverse.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/testgen-oracle.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/testgen-oracle.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/testgen-oracle.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/disposition-carrier.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/disposition-carrier.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/disposition-carrier.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/fold-ergonomics.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/fold-ergonomics.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/fold-ergonomics.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/m4-universal-hermetic-corpus.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/m4-universal-hermetic-corpus.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/m4-universal-hermetic-corpus.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/wiring-liveness-preflight.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/wiring-liveness-preflight.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/wiring-liveness-preflight.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/interpreter-kernel-d.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/interpreter-kernel-d.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/interpreter-kernel-d.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/inert-layer-lens.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/inert-layer-lens.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/inert-layer-lens.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/expressibility-frontier.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/expressibility-frontier.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/expressibility-frontier.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/p1-where-clause-lowering.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/p1-where-clause-lowering.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/p1-where-clause-lowering.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/intent-linearity-design-draft.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/intent-linearity-design-draft.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/intent-linearity-design-draft.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/solve-higher-order-design.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/solve-higher-order-design.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/solve-higher-order-design.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/language-target-self-host-frontier.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/language-target-self-host-frontier.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/language-target-self-host-frontier.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/self-applying-lenses.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/self-applying-lenses.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/self-applying-lenses.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/budget-tree.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/budget-tree.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/budget-tree.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/cardinality-refinement.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/cardinality-refinement.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/cardinality-refinement.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/compute-envelope-model.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/input-envelope-roadmap.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/input-envelope-roadmap.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/input-envelope-roadmap.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-process-end-to-end.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-oom-reclassification.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/bounded-input-cost-envelope-scheduling.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/bounded-input-cost-envelope-scheduling.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/bounded-input-cost-envelope-scheduling.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-humming.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-humming.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-humming.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/edge-b-rust-dag-provenance-brief.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/edge-b-rust-dag-provenance-brief.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/edge-b-rust-dag-provenance-brief.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/resolver-type-name-collision-wall.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/resolver-type-name-collision-wall.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/resolver-type-name-collision-wall.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/realization-measurement-loop.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/realization-measurement-loop.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/realization-measurement-loop.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/host-effect-orchestration.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/host-effect-orchestration.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/host-effect-orchestration.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-floor-fractal-gantt.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-floor-fractal-gantt.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-floor-fractal-gantt.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/resolver-pathology-profile-receipt.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/resolver-pathology-profile-receipt.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/resolver-pathology-profile-receipt.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/representation-minimization.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/representation-minimization.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/representation-minimization.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/reference-grounding-migration.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/reference-grounding-migration.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/reference-grounding-migration.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/typescript-gap-census.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/typescript-gap-census.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/typescript-gap-census.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/cli-run-hollowing-plan.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/cli-run-hollowing-plan.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/cli-run-hollowing-plan.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/fleet-acceptance-criteria.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/fleet-acceptance-criteria.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/fleet-acceptance-criteria.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/structural-quadratic-wall-coverage-audit.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/structural-quadratic-wall-coverage-audit.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/structural-quadratic-wall-coverage-audit.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/ci-performance-tanking-evidence.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/ci-performance-tanking-evidence.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/ci-performance-tanking-evidence.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/extdeps-modeling-preflight.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/extdeps-modeling-preflight.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/extdeps-modeling-preflight.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/discrete-cost-derivation.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/discrete-cost-derivation.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/discrete-cost-derivation.md"; fi - if [ -e "docs/plans/v2-complexity-capability-parity.md" ]; then git add "docs/plans/v2-complexity-capability-parity.md"; else echo "chore-heal: registered generated artifact absent on this tree, not staging: docs/plans/v2-complexity-capability-parity.md"; fi - PRIOR_HEAD=$(git rev-parse HEAD) - if git diff --cached --quiet; then - if [ -n "$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT" ]; then - echo "::error::HealAuthorCommitRequired head=$PRIOR_HEAD author_commit_paths=$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT cause=ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable regen_command='gunbc run --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/tools/generated_artifact_gate.dag --function main_wet'" >&2 - exit 1 - fi - echo "HealNoChange head=$PRIOR_HEAD" - exit 0 - else - CHANGED_ARTIFACTS=$(git diff --cached --name-only) - git commit --no-verify -m "chore: regenerate drifted generated artifacts (ci auto-heal)" - HEALED_HEAD=$(git rev-parse HEAD) - git -c core.hooksPath= push origin HEAD:${{ github.head_ref || github.ref_name }} - echo "HealProduced prior_head=$PRIOR_HEAD healed_head=$HEALED_HEAD changed_artifacts=$CHANGED_ARTIFACTS" - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel) - if ! GUNBC_HEALED_HEAD="$HEALED_HEAD" GUNBC_HEAL_BRANCH_REF="${{ github.head_ref || github.ref_name }}" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/tools/ci_heal_dispatch.dag --function main - then - echo "::error::HealDispatchRefused healed_head=$HEALED_HEAD cause=CreateWorkflowDispatchFailed" >&2 - exit 1 - fi - echo "SupersededByHealedHead prior_head=$PRIOR_HEAD healed_head=$HEALED_HEAD; revalidation-required" - if [ -n "$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT" ]; then - echo "::error::HealAuthorCommitRequired head=$HEALED_HEAD author_commit_paths=$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT cause=ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable regen_command='gunbc run --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/tools/generated_artifact_gate.dag --function main_wet'" >&2 - fi - exit 1 - fi - env: - GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }} - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Upload author-commit-required workflow repairs (the selected push credential cannot update .github/workflows/**) - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: heal-author-commit-required - path: heal-author-commit-required - if-no-files-found: error - include-hidden-files: true - retention-days: 7 - compression-level: 0 - if: always() && steps.heal_commit_push.outputs.heal_author_commit_required == '1' - timeout-minutes: 10 - fleet: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64, srv1] - needs: [ci] - timeout-minutes: 70 - if: "!cancelled() && ((github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' && github.event_name == 'push' && needs.ci.result == 'success') || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch')" - permissions: - contents: write - id-token: write - concurrency: - group: srv1-dashboard-deploy - cancel-in-progress: false - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }} - - name: Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA - run: | - EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA="${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha }}" - RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD="${{ github.sha }}" - if [ -n "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - ACTUAL_HEAD="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" - if ! [ "$RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: workflow run subject $RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - if ! [ "$ACTUAL_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: checkout head $ACTUAL_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal revalidation preflight: checkout names expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - fi - - name: Download release-bins artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed) - id: release_bins - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins unpack + claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts runner; membership of verified paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the unpack/verify transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the unpack/verify runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" - tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" - rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: WIF auth (OIDC -> fleet-cloud-convergence SA, access token only) - id: wif_auth - uses: google-github-actions/auth@v2 - with: - workload_identity_provider: projects/582015116396/locations/global/workloadIdentityPools/github-actions/providers/github-oidc - service_account: fleet-cloud-convergence@gunbai-secrets.iam.gserviceaccount.com - token_format: access_token - create_credentials_file: false - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Materialize fleet key in-run (SM versions/1 pinned -> RUNNER_TEMP 0600 -> ssh-agent -> wipe file) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell materializing the fleet automation key from Secret Manager versions/1 into an in-run ssh-agent; DISSOLVES WHEN the typed secret-materialization effect (SecretRef -> in-run agent, SECRET-VERSION-LIFECYCLE-0 machinery) lands on host_effect_apply and the step becomes an emitted typed effect - set -euo pipefail - umask 077 - KEY_FILE="$RUNNER_TEMP/fleet-automation-key" - AGENT_STARTED=0 - cleanup() { rm -f "$KEY_FILE"; if [ "$AGENT_STARTED" = 1 ] && [ -n "${SSH_AGENT_PID:-}" ]; then ssh-agent -k >/dev/null 2>&1 || true; fi; } - trap cleanup EXIT - curl -sSf -H "Authorization: Bearer $WIF_ACCESS_TOKEN" "https://secretmanager.googleapis.com/v1/projects/gunbai-secrets/secrets/fleet-automation-ssh-key/versions/1:access" | python3 -c 'import sys,json,base64; sys.stdout.buffer.write(base64.b64decode(json.load(sys.stdin)["payload"]["data"]))' > "$KEY_FILE" - chmod 600 "$KEY_FILE" - EXPECTED_FP="SHA256:mGT7qJsh36VsVb8OPh3m8br3oHedQHxRukRkW5P0CoQ" - OBSERVED_FP="$(ssh-keygen -y -f "$KEY_FILE" | ssh-keygen -lf - | awk '{print $2}')" - if [ "$OBSERVED_FP" != "$EXPECTED_FP" ]; then echo "ProbeCredentialIdentityMismatch: fetched secret versions/1 fingerprint $OBSERVED_FP != modeled $EXPECTED_FP; contacting NO host" >&2; exit 1; fi - eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" >/dev/null - AGENT_STARTED=1 - ssh-add "$KEY_FILE" 2>/dev/null - rm -f "$KEY_FILE" - trap - EXIT - echo "SSH_AUTH_SOCK=$SSH_AUTH_SOCK" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "SSH_AGENT_PID=$SSH_AGENT_PID" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "fleet-key: agent loaded (identity fleet-automation@gunbc; secret versions/1 pinned; fingerprint verified against modeled authority; key file wiped)" - env: - WIF_ACCESS_TOKEN: ${{ steps.wif_auth.outputs.access_token }} - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Deploy dashboard to srv1 (live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet) - run: | - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/live_deploy/apply.dag --function live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet - if: github.event_name == 'push' - - name: Collect fleet converge receipts and fold the fleet verdict (collect_fleet_convergence_wet) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_collect_fleet_convergence_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.fleet_receipt_collector collect_fleet_convergence_wet plus a cat of the typed collect receipt; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/fleet_receipt_collector.dag --function collect_fleet_convergence_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-converge-collect-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'push' || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Advance refs/fleet/desired to the merged revision (CAS, floor-green only) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_advance_fleet_desired_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) CAS ref advance (git ls-remote + push --force-with-lease onto gunbc.fleet_main_revision fleet_desired_ref_name); DISSOLVES WHEN the SCM ref-update realization lands as the typed git.Core CAS service op (membership-diff spine classify_change SCM-ref arm) invoked via host_effect_apply - set -eu - DESIRED_REF=refs/fleet/desired - CURRENT=$(git ls-remote origin "$DESIRED_REF" | cut -f1) - if [ -z "$CURRENT" ]; then - git push origin "$GITHUB_SHA:$DESIRED_REF" - echo "[fleet-desired] created $DESIRED_REF -> $GITHUB_SHA" - else - git push --force-with-lease="$DESIRED_REF:$CURRENT" origin "$GITHUB_SHA:$DESIRED_REF" - echo "[fleet-desired] advanced $DESIRED_REF: $CURRENT -> $GITHUB_SHA (CAS expected-prior held)" - fi - if: github.event_name == 'push' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Fleet host-key scan (fleet_host_key_scan_wet; observation only, repairs nothing) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_fleet_host_key_scan_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment fleet_host_key_scan_wet plus a cat of the typed scan receipt; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/fleet_host_key_enrollment.dag --function fleet_host_key_scan_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-host-key-scan-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Fleet host-key enrollment apply (fleet_host_key_enroll_wet; ssh-keygen -F readback) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_fleet_host_key_enroll_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment fleet_host_key_enroll_wet plus a cat of the typed enroll receipt; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/fleet_host_key_enrollment.dag --function fleet_host_key_enroll_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-host-key-enroll-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Live fleet reach probe (probe_fleet_reach_wet; outcomes are data) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_fleet_reach_probe_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.host_reach_identity_probe probe_fleet_reach_wet plus a cat of the typed receipt file; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the probe step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/host_reach_identity_probe.dag --function probe_fleet_reach_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-reach-probe-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Read-only multi-principal fleet-key probe on srv3/srv4 (fleet_multi_principal_probe_wet; hostname + sudo -n -l; no writes) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_multi_principal_probe_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.fleet_multi_principal_probe fleet_multi_principal_probe_wet plus a cat of the typed receipt; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/fleet_multi_principal_probe.dag --function fleet_multi_principal_probe_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-multi-principal-probe-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: "Probe-identity observe (read-only: authorized_keys presence + runner GCP credential path)" - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_probe_identity_observe_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.fleet_probe_identity_observe fleet_probe_identity_observe_wet plus a cat of the typed receipt (READ-ONLY observation; no secret payloads); DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828) binds the step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/fleet_probe_identity_observe.dag --function fleet_probe_identity_observe_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-probe-identity-observe-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Fleet authorized-key self-enroll (public key, idempotent, runs as the runner account on THIS host) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_authorized_key_enroll_invoke — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment fleet_authorized_key_self_enroll_wet plus a cat of the typed receipt (PUBLIC key only; idempotent exact-line enrollment); DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828) binds the step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/fleet_host_key_enrollment.dag --function fleet_authorized_key_self_enroll_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/fleet-authorized-key-enroll-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Read-only srv1 tasks pre-apply observation (observe_srv1_tasks_preapply_wet) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: gunbc_ci_srv1_tasks_observation_invoke — feature:task-count-measure-carrier sibling transport; concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell invoking gunbc run on gunbc.srv1_tasks_preapply_observation observe_srv1_tasks_preapply_wet plus a cat of the typed receipt file; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) binds the observation step to orchestration emit over the typed gunbc.WitnessBin.Run route without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" run --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" --entry dag/gunbc/srv1_tasks_preapply_observation.dag --function observe_srv1_tasks_preapply_wet - cat "$ROOT/target/srv1-tasks-preapply-receipt.txt" - if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Kill the in-run ssh-agent (key never outlives the job) - run: | - if [ -n "${SSH_AGENT_PID:-}" ]; then ssh-agent -k || true; fi - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 5 diff --git a/.github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml b/.github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml deleted file mode 100644 index c776f1f4739..00000000000 --- a/.github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,500 +0,0 @@ -# HAND-MAINTAINED INTERIM (unlike ci.yml/falsifier.yml, which are generated and -# drift-gated — gunbc.generated_artifact enumerates exactly those two artifacts). -# Purpose: the falsifier is the whole-corpus cold control — the only executor of -# the Gate-1 emit receipts and the verifier of per-PR affected-set selection — -# and it ran RED for 29 consecutive scheduled runs (2026-07-16..07-21) without -# any human noticing, because nothing consumed its conclusion (operator: "totally -# ambient/gets ignored unless a human literally goes to look at it"). This -# workflow makes falsifier state non-ambient: transition-to-red opens a labeled -# issue (notifying watchers), sustained red heartbeats at most daily, and -# transition-to-green closes it with a receipt. -# -# Every one of those is a COMMENT carrying the owner mention, because a mention -# notifies only when it is created and only an issue's first body write is a -# creation — see ALERT_MENTION below for the receipt on why the body alone was -# not enough. -# -# THAT PROPERTY HAS NO EXECUTING CONSUMER, and the gap is named rather than left -# implied. "Every notifying artifact carries the mention" is invisible to yaml -# linting and to this workflow's own green conclusion — the alert ran successfully -# for two days while notifying nobody — so it is exactly the class that wants a -# check. A hand-authored JS harness beside this file was written and then REMOVED -# (operator, 2026-08-06): every foreign-language artifact in this tree is emitted -# from .dag (.github/live-deploy-srv1-apply.sh is the pattern), so hand-authoring -# a second one here would add a hand-maintained realization rather than a scaffold -# — and the substrate route is not merely inconvenient, it is blocked at the same -# seam this file's own dissolve-on names: there is no workflow_run TRIGGER model -# (extdeps.github.workflow_runs models runs as an API resource, not a trigger) and -# gunbc.falsifier_workflow declares issues: none, so the alert's notifying -# artifacts are not substrate objects and no lens has a Node tree to read. -# The evidence the current shape is correct is therefore an unenrolled execution -# receipt, not a live control: run at authoring against 70b422f3c, the heartbeat, -# failing-set-changed, green-close and throttle-pagination scenarios all went RED -# and the open-issue-body scenario stayed green. Next-rung trigger: the dissolve-on -# below. When the alert becomes a typed effect row, these scenarios become ordinary -# .dag witnesses under dag/test/claim and the property stops being unenforced. -# -# The open issue describes the CURRENT failure, not the first one. Earlier this -# workflow wrote the body once at first red and thereafter only appended a -# throttled heartbeat comment, so the body — the thing a human actually reads — -# froze while the failure changed underneath it. Receipt: #7737 sat open for ~30h -# with a body describing a BudgetExceeded kill on witness_committed_is_fixed_point -# that had stopped occurring at 2026-08-03T17:53, while the live failure was -# WitnessRed on entirely different witnesses. Precisely: the alerting MECHANISM was -# working — the 2026-08-04T12:31 heartbeat comment does name the current failing set -# — so this is not missed alerting. What failed is that the two things a reader -# meets first, the title and the body, described a resolved failure, while the -# current one was only in a comment that may be up to 20h old and sits below the -# fold. Worse, the class transition itself never announced anything: BudgetExceeded -# -> WitnessRed is a different incident with a different remedy, and it was absorbed -# into an unchanged "Still red". An open issue reads as an accurate live description -# of the current state, so a stale one is worse than -# none. The body is therefore rewritten every red window (body edits do not -# notify, so this costs no noise), and the failing component/class set plus its -# failure class is carried as a signature: a red that CHANGES CLASS is a different incident from a -# red that persists, and it bypasses the comment throttle rather than being -# suppressed by it. -# -# It reports PER-COMPONENT state read from the floor's own receipt -# (gunbc.floor_component_receipt, uploaded by the falsifier job as -# floor-component-receipt), never inferred from the overall workflow conclusion. -# The earlier version read only run.conclusion and hardcoded one causal story for -# every failure — "affected-set cold control is dark, per-PR selection UNVERIFIED, -# Gate-1 receipts do not execute". On run 30509024051 all three clauses were false: -# the predict-only control concluded Done over 5217 witnesses and only the -# silent-pick gate failed. An overall-red composite that erases the green state of -# its completed children is a state-space conflation, and it misdirected triage -# every time it fired. A missing or unparseable receipt is reported as an explicit -# unknown; it never re-widens into the old claim. -# 🟡 dissolve-on: fold into gunbc.falsifier_workflow (dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag) -# when the workflow emit seam models workflow_run triggers + issue effects; the -# alert then becomes a typed effect row beside the batches it observes. -# -# THE ALERT DESCRIBES MAIN, AND ONLY MAIN. The issue is a live description of the -# corpus's state at the tip of main, so the run it reads must be a run OF main. -# The trigger carried no branch or event restriction and the job carried no guard, -# so any session branch could dispatch affected-set-falsifier by hand and its -# completion would rewrite the body, flip the signature, comment, or CLOSE the -# issue as green — reporting a branch's state as main's. That is not a noisy -# alert, it is a false one, and the failure is silent: nothing in the rendered -# body said which ref produced it, so a reader could not tell an overwritten -# window from a real transition. Receipt: three branch dispatches appeared among -# the last twelve runs of the observed window. -# -# The restriction is stated TWICE on purpose, and the two are not redundant. -# `branches:` filters delivery — the alert job never starts for a non-main run. -# The `if:` is the fail-closed backstop at the consuming end: if the trigger -# filter is ever widened, or a future trigger type is added beside workflow_run, -# the guard still refuses rather than letting a foreign ref reach the issue. The -# event allowlist is part of it — a schedule or a MAIN manual dispatch is the -# cadence this alert reports; a pull_request-driven run is a different subject. -# -# Both conditions are on the TRIGGERING run's own fields, never on the alert -# run's context: github.ref here is the default branch on every workflow_run -# delivery regardless of what ran, so guarding on it would pass unconditionally -# and read as a check while being none. -name: falsifier-alert -on: - workflow_run: - workflows: ["affected-set-falsifier"] - types: [completed] - branches: [main] -permissions: - issues: write - actions: read - contents: read -jobs: - alert: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - timeout-minutes: 5 - if: >- - github.event.workflow_run.head_branch == 'main' && - (github.event.workflow_run.event == 'schedule' || - github.event.workflow_run.event == 'workflow_dispatch') - steps: - - name: Download floor component receipt (from the triggering run) - id: receipt - continue-on-error: true - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: floor-component-receipt - run-id: ${{ github.event.workflow_run.id }} - github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - path: receipt - - uses: actions/github-script@v7 - with: - script: | - const fs = require('fs'); - const run = context.payload.workflow_run; - const conclusion = run.conclusion; // success | failure | cancelled | ... - if (conclusion !== 'success' && conclusion !== 'failure') { - core.info(`conclusion=${conclusion} — no alert action`); - return; - } - const label = 'falsifier-alert'; - // The single interim owner handle. It is deliberately ONE constant used - // by every notifying artifact rather than a literal repeated per call - // site: gunbc.falsifier_lane falsifier_lane_owner_roster_note records - // this mention as the only owner fact in the tree, and a second copy of - // it would be a second authority for that one fact. - // - // WHY IT IS ON THE COMMENTS AND NOT ONLY THE BODY: an @mention notifies - // when it is CREATED, and only the issue body's first write is a - // creation. Body edits send nothing (that is exactly why the rewrite - // above is safe to run every window), so an alert whose only mention - // lives in the body pings its recipient exactly once — at issue open — - // and then goes silent for the entire incident however long it runs and - // however many times the failing component/class set changes underneath - // it. Receipt: issue #7737 opened 2026-08-03 and carried four github-actions comments - // across the next two days (one heartbeat, three failing-set-changed); - // none of them contained a mention, so the sustained-red heartbeat this - // workflow's header describes as its whole purpose delivered no - // notification after the first one. The mention therefore belongs on - // every artifact that notifies, which is every comment. - const ALERT_MENTION = '@briansrls'; - // The provenance of the run is rendered, not assumed. The trigger - // filter and the job guard above already make a non-main run - // undeliverable, so these fields are not the check — they are what - // lets a READER verify the check held, and what makes the ref and - // head of any given window recoverable from the issue itself rather - // than by opening the run. head_sha is the one that carries triage - // weight: a red window is only comparable to another red window at a - // known head, and the issue previously recorded none. - const runLine = `[run ${run.id}](${run.html_url}) · \`${run.head_branch}\` @ \`${(run.head_sha || '').slice(0, 10)}\` · event \`${run.event}\` · started ${run.run_started_at} · conclusion **${conclusion}**`; - - // ---- read the floor's own per-component receipt ------------------- - // Absence is a NAMED state carrying its cause. It never becomes a - // claim about any component's state. - const EXPECTED_SCHEMA = 'floor-component-receipt/v1'; - function readReceipt() { - const path = 'receipt/floor-component-receipt.json'; - let raw; - try { - raw = fs.readFileSync(path, 'utf8'); - } catch (e) { - return { ok: false, cause: `receipt artifact not present (${e.code || e.message})` }; - } - let doc; - try { - doc = JSON.parse(raw); - } catch (e) { - return { ok: false, cause: `receipt present but unparseable (${e.message})` }; - } - if (doc.schema !== EXPECTED_SCHEMA) { - return { ok: false, cause: `receipt schema ${JSON.stringify(doc.schema)} != ${EXPECTED_SCHEMA}` }; - } - return { ok: true, doc }; - } - - function describeOutcome(c) { - if (c.outcome === 'timed_out') { - return `TimedOut (budget ${c.budget_ms}ms, elapsed ${c.elapsed_ms}ms)`; - } - if (c.outcome === 'refused') return `Refused — ${c.diagnostic}`; - if (c.outcome === 'failed') return `Failed — ${c.error}`; - if (c.outcome === 'skipped') return `Skipped — ${c.reason}`; - if (c.outcome === 'done') return 'Done'; - // The receipt's own arm for a component that reached no conclusion. - if (c.outcome === 'not_concluded') return 'reached no conclusion'; - return String(c.outcome); - } - - function componentReport(r) { - if (!r.ok) { - return [ - '**Per-component state: UNKNOWN.**', - '', - `Cause: ${r.cause}.`, - '', - 'No claim is made here about the affected-set cold control, the', - 'Gate-1 emit receipts, or the known-red accounting: without the', - 'receipt this alert cannot tell which component failed. Read the', - 'run log directly, and treat a persistently missing receipt as its', - 'own defect (the floor is meant to write one on every exit path).', - ].join('\n'); - } - const doc = r.doc; - const ctl = doc.affected_set_cold_control || {}; - // "unsuccessful" is not "failed": a Skipped batch never ran and a Refused - // one stopped deliberately. The receipt keeps those distinct, so the - // rendering must too. - const bad = Array.isArray(doc.unsuccessful_components) ? doc.unsuccessful_components : []; - const lines = []; - - if (ctl.state === 'present' && ctl.verified === true) { - const c = ctl.component || {}; - const n = typeof c.witnesses === 'number' ? c.witnesses.toLocaleString() : 'an unreported number of'; - lines.push(`**Affected-set cold control: GREEN** — concluded Done over ${n} witnesses.`); - lines.push('Per-PR affected-set selection IS verified by this run.'); - } else if (ctl.state === 'present') { - // A control that DID NOT RUN is not a control that FAILED. Both leave - // selection unverified — that stays fail-closed either way — but they - // have different remedies (restore the enrollment vs. fix the control), - // so labelling a Skipped control "RED" is a state-space conflation of - // exactly the kind this receipt exists to prevent. This arm sees Skipped - // once unreached components keep their planned identity (#7818): they - // resolve to present/unverified rather than collapsing to absent. - const c = ctl.component || {}; - const didNotRun = c.outcome === 'skipped' || c.outcome === 'not_concluded'; - lines.push(didNotRun - ? `**Affected-set cold control: DID NOT RUN** — ${describeOutcome(c)}.` - : `**Affected-set cold control: RED** — ${describeOutcome(c)}.`); - lines.push('Per-PR affected-set selection runs UNVERIFIED while this stands.'); - } else { - lines.push(`**Affected-set cold control: ${String(ctl.state || 'unknown').toUpperCase()}** — ${ctl.cause || 'no cause recorded'}.`); - lines.push('Per-PR affected-set selection is NOT verified by this run.'); - } - - lines.push(''); - if (bad.length === 0) { - lines.push('Every component concluded Done.'); - } else { - lines.push(`Component(s) that did not conclude Done — ${bad.length} of ${doc.component_count}:`); - for (const c of bad) { - lines.push(`- batch ${c.index} \`${c.label}\` — ${describeOutcome(c)}`); - } - } - const passed = (doc.component_count || 0) - bad.length; - lines.push(''); - lines.push(`Components that concluded Done: ${passed} of ${doc.component_count}.`); - return lines.join('\n'); - } - - // ---- failing component/class signature ------------------------------ - // The signature is what makes a red that CHANGED CLASS distinguishable - // from a red that merely persists. They are different incidents with - // different remedies (re-basis a dated ceiling vs. fix a witness vs. - // repair a runner), and the 20h heartbeat throttle below is keyed on it - // so a transition is never suppressed as "still red". - // - // IT IS NOT A FAILING *SET* AND NO LONGER CLAIMS TO BE. Its members are - // COMPONENTS — batch-grain rows — so two different witnesses failing - // inside one component are one member, and the prose says "failing - // component/class set" everywhere for that reason. Exact failing-witness - // identities are deliberately absent rather than approximated: the - // receipt does not carry them, and recovering them by parsing a - // component's diagnostic prose is the string-classification the receipt - // module already refuses at its seed boundary. That waits for typed - // witness identities on the receipt, not for a regex here. - // - // FAILURE_MODE IS PART OF THE KEY, and its absence was a real hole. The - // outcome tag alone is many-to-one over the floor's failure vocabulary: - // floor_component_outcome_of_failure_mode maps BOTH Infra and WitnessRed - // to `failed` (gunbc.floor_component_receipt records why — one is the - // fleet's fault, one is the witness owner's, and they route to different - // people). So an Infra -> WitnessRed transition — a change of owner, not - // just of symptom — produced a byte-identical signature and was absorbed - // into "still red, unchanged". The mode already rides on every emitted - // row, so keying on it costs nothing and closes that arm. - // - // Every part is derived from the receipt's own identities — never from - // rendered prose. An unreadable receipt gets its own signature carrying - // the cause: it is an unknown, never folded into any known failing - // component/class set. - function signatureOf(r) { - if (!r.ok) return `receipt-unavailable:${r.cause}`; - const bad = Array.isArray(r.doc.unsuccessful_components) - ? r.doc.unsuccessful_components : []; - if (bad.length === 0) return 'no-unsuccessful-components'; - return bad - .map((c) => { - // A row written before failure_mode was emitted, or one built - // through the tag constructor that genuinely never saw a mode, - // reads as an explicit unknown rather than being silently dropped - // from the key — dropping it would recreate the collapse above. - const mode = typeof c.failure_mode === 'string' && c.failure_mode !== '' - ? c.failure_mode - : 'mode-unrecorded'; - return `${c.index}:${c.label}:${mode}:${c.outcome}`; - }) - .sort() - .join('|'); - } - - // Prior state rides in the issue body as a marker, so no external store - // is needed and the issue stays the single authority for its own state. - // A body with no marker (an issue opened by the previous version of this - // workflow) yields null — an explicit unknown, which compares unequal to - // every real signature, so the first run after this lands rewrites the - // stale body instead of silently keeping it. - const STATE_RE = //; - // Legacy recovery: issues opened before the marker existed still carry a - // rendered "First red: ..." line, and that line is the ONLY record of when - // the incident started. Recovering it is not cosmetic — without it the - // rewrite below would stamp the CURRENT run as "First red", asserting - // something false in the body, which is the same class of defect this - // change exists to remove. If neither the marker nor the legacy line is - // present, the first red is reported as not recorded; it is never guessed. - const LEGACY_FIRST_RED_RE = /^First red: (.+)$/m; - function readState(body) { - const text = body || ''; - const m = STATE_RE.exec(text); - if (!m) { - const legacy = LEGACY_FIRST_RED_RE.exec(text); - return { first_red: legacy ? legacy[1].trim() : null, signature: null }; - } - try { - const s = JSON.parse(m[1]); - return { - first_red: typeof s.first_red === 'string' ? s.first_red : null, - signature: typeof s.signature === 'string' ? s.signature : null, - }; - } catch (e) { - const legacy = LEGACY_FIRST_RED_RE.exec(text); - return { first_red: legacy ? legacy[1].trim() : null, signature: null }; - } - } - - // Owner routing is REFUSED, not guessed. gunbc.falsifier_lane derives a - // lane for a failing component but its owner roster is honestly empty, - // and minting a @mention from a string in this file would fabricate a - // routing fact that no carrier grounds — a second authority for - // ownership living in workflow YAML. - // 🟡 dissolve-on: the owner grounding carrier lands; this block then - // renders the routed owner (or that carrier's own typed refusal). - const ROUTING = [ - '**Owner routing: REFUSED — no grounding carrier.**', - '', - 'The failing component(s) above are named, but no declared roster maps a', - 'falsifier lane to an owner, so this alert routes to nobody rather than', - 'guessing. Treat the missing roster as its own obligation.', - ].join('\n'); - - const receipt = readReceipt(); - const report = componentReport(receipt); - const signature = signatureOf(receipt); - - let titleSuffix; - if (!receipt.ok) { - titleSuffix = 'component receipt unavailable'; - } else { - const bad = receipt.doc.unsuccessful_components || []; - titleSuffix = bad.length === 1 - ? `${bad[0].label} (batch ${bad[0].index})` - : `${bad.length} of ${receipt.doc.component_count} components not Done`; - } - const title = `falsifier is RED — ${titleSuffix}`; - - const { data: open } = await github.rest.issues.listForRepo({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - state: 'open', labels: label, per_page: 1, - }); - const existing = open[0]; - - if (conclusion === 'failure') { - const prior = readState(existing ? existing.body : null); - // The first-red line is a SNAPSHOT and is preserved verbatim across - // rewrites; "Current" is re-derived every window. Losing the former - // would discard when the incident started, keeping only the latter - // would leave the body describing a failure that no longer occurs — - // which is exactly the defect this fixes (#7737 sat for ~30h showing a - // BudgetExceeded story while the actual failure was five red witnesses). - // For a NEW issue this run genuinely is the first red. For an existing - // one it is not, so an unrecoverable first red is reported as unknown - // rather than back-filled with the current run. - const firstRed = existing - ? (prior.first_red || 'not recorded (issue predates state tracking)') - : runLine; - const state = JSON.stringify({ first_red: firstRed, signature }); - const body = [ - `${ALERT_MENTION} — the scheduled affected-set falsifier is RED.`, - '', - `First red: ${firstRed}`, - `Current: ${runLine}`, - '', - '## Current failing component/class set', - '', - report, - '', - '## Routing', - '', - ROUTING, - '', - 'This issue auto-closes when a scheduled run goes green. The body above', - 'is REWRITTEN every red window, so it always describes the current', - 'failure rather than the first one. Comments are throttled to at most', - 'every 20h while the failing component/class set and its failure class are', - 'unchanged; a', - 'change in either is a different incident and comments immediately.', - '', - ``, - ].join('\n'); - if (!existing) { - await github.rest.issues.create({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - title, labels: [label], body, - }); - core.notice(`falsifier alert issue opened — signature ${signature}`); - } else { - // The body and title are rewritten on EVERY red window. Editing an - // issue body sends no notification, so this costs no noise and is - // deliberately not rate-limited: a stale-but-open issue reads as an - // accurate live description of the current failure, which is worse - // than no description at all. - await github.rest.issues.update({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - issue_number: existing.number, title, body, - }); - - // Comments DO notify, so they stay throttled — except across a - // transition, which the throttle must not swallow. - const changed = prior.signature !== signature; - // Paginated deliberately. This endpoint returns comments oldest-first - // and accepts no sort/direction, so a single per_page=100 request - // returns the FIRST hundred: past that boundary `comments.length - 1` - // is the 100th comment, not the newest, and its age only grows — so - // the 20h throttle would silently invert into "heartbeat every run", - // turning the fix for a silent alert into an alert that spams. The - // throttle must read the actual newest comment or it is not a - // throttle. - const comments = await github.paginate(github.rest.issues.listComments, { - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - issue_number: existing.number, per_page: 100, - }); - const last = comments[comments.length - 1]; - const lastTs = new Date(last ? last.created_at : existing.created_at).getTime(); - const heartbeatDue = Date.now() - lastTs > 20 * 3600 * 1000; - if (changed) { - const priorLine = prior.signature === null - ? 'not recorded (issue predates signature tracking)' - : `\`${prior.signature}\``; - await github.rest.issues.createComment({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - issue_number: existing.number, - body: [ - `${ALERT_MENTION} — **the failing component/class set changed**; this is a different incident from the one first reported.`, - '', - `Previous: ${priorLine}`, - `Now: \`${signature}\``, - '', - `Latest: ${runLine}`, - '', - report, - ].join('\n'), - }); - core.notice(`falsifier failing component/class set changed: ${prior.signature} -> ${signature}`); - } else if (heartbeatDue) { - await github.rest.issues.createComment({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - issue_number: existing.number, - body: `${ALERT_MENTION} — still red, unchanged failing component/class set. Latest: ${runLine}\n\n${report}`, - }); - } else { - core.info(`red, signature unchanged (${signature}) — body refreshed, comment throttled`); - } - } - } else if (existing) { - await github.rest.issues.createComment({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - issue_number: existing.number, - // The clear is mentioned too. An incident that stops paging without - // saying it cleared leaves the recipient unable to tell "fixed" from - // "the alerting broke again" — the same ambiguity, one level up. - body: `${ALERT_MENTION} — GREEN again: ${runLine} — cold control restored; closing.\n\n${report}`, - }); - await github.rest.issues.update({ - owner: context.repo.owner, repo: context.repo.repo, - issue_number: existing.number, state: 'closed', - }); - core.notice('falsifier alert issue closed (green)'); - } diff --git a/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml b/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml deleted file mode 100644 index 4bdf7bc2434..00000000000 --- a/.github/workflows/falsifier.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,312 +0,0 @@ -name: affected-set-falsifier -on: - workflow_dispatch: - schedule: - - cron: 0 0,4,8,12,16,20 * * * -permissions: - contents: read -concurrency: - group: affected-set-falsifier - cancel-in-progress: false -env: - CARGO_TERM_COLOR: always -jobs: - falsifier-build: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - timeout-minutes: 65 - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - - name: Isolate toolchain dirs - run: | - rm -rf "$RUNNER_TEMP/rustup" "$RUNNER_TEMP/cargo" - echo "HOME=$RUNNER_TEMP" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "CARGO_HOME=$RUNNER_TEMP/cargo" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "RUSTUP_HOME=$RUNNER_TEMP/rustup" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "MAKEFLAGS=" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=3" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - if sccache --show-stats >/dev/null 2>&1; then - echo "RUSTC_WRAPPER=sccache" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - echo "CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - printf '%s\n' "CiSccacheProviderReceipt: provider=bound catalog=sccache_local" - else - printf '%s\n' "CiSccacheProviderReceipt: provider=SKIPPED catalog=sccache_local host=$(hostname) cause=daemon-unavailable; the release build runs UNCACHED — a counted degradation, not a supported mode (host_build_cache_provision P1b should have converged this host)" - fi - - name: Setup Rust - uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 - with: - components: rustfmt - cache: false - rustflags: '' - env: - HOME: ${{ runner.temp }} - - name: Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_native_cache_root_script — orch-emitted foreign-executor prelude step deriving GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT from rustc -V after setup-rust-toolchain; leaf rustc/tr/mkdir/echo strings remain until typed toolchain probe lands on host_effect_apply (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) - if ! GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW=$(rustc -V 2>/dev/null); then echo "::error::rustc -V failed after setup-rust-toolchain: cannot derive native-cache toolchain segment"; exit 1; fi - GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=$(echo "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW" | tr ' ' '-') - if [ -z "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" ]; then echo "::error::rustc -V produced an empty native-cache toolchain segment after setup-rust-toolchain"; exit 1; fi - mkdir -p "$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" - echo "GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Pin rustup default (isolated RUSTUP_HOME has no default toolchain) - run: | - rustup default "$(rustup show active-toolchain | awk '{print $1; exit}')" - if [ -x "$CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo" ]; then CARGO_BIN="$CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo"; else CARGO_BIN="$(command -v cargo || true)"; fi - if [ -z "$CARGO_BIN" ]; then echo "::error::no cargo binary: neither the isolated $CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo shim nor PATH carries one"; exit 1; fi - echo "CARGO_BIN=$CARGO_BIN" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Cache Cargo - uses: actions/cache@v5 - with: - path: | - ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/index/ - ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/cache/ - ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/git/db/ - target/ - key: cargo-ci-${{ runner.os }}-${{ runner.arch }}-${{ hashFiles('**/Cargo.lock', 'rust-toolchain.toml') }} - restore-keys: | - cargo-ci-${{ runner.os }}-${{ runner.arch }}- - - name: Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc) - id: release_build - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_build_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-build runner (ROOT stamp + verify-artifacts + sccache stats wrapping the orch-emitted EAGAIN retry core); membership of --bin / verify paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the runner transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the release-build runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - set -o pipefail - BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp) - if ! ("$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness) 2>&1 | tee "$BUILD_LOG"; then - if grep -qiE 'Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn|sccache: encountered fatal error|(exit status: 254)|sccache: error: failed to execute compile' "$BUILD_LOG"; then - echo "::warning::cargo/sccache EAGAIN under fleet pressure; cold retry CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 (keep sccache)" - CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 "$CARGO_BIN" build -p v1-compiler --release --features text_lookup_work_counter,interp_test_witness,test_hooks --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc --bin regen_floor_skip_witness --bin discover_source_root_ingest --bin claim_batch --bin regen_stage0 --bin interp_recorded_fixture_witness --bin v1_src_dag_parse --bin auth_declared_but_unwired_witness --bin bootstrap_witness --bin dag_collect_fingerprint_witness --bin diagnostics_witness --bin effects_rest_transport_witness --bin infer_semantics_witness --bin parse_witness --bin resolution_divergence_census --bin cssl_assemble --bin frontier_probe_survey --bin namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness - else - exit 1 - fi - fi - rm -f "$BUILD_LOG" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - sccache --show-stats 2>/dev/null || true - timeout-minutes: 45 - - name: Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_pack_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins tar pack runner; membership of archived bin names is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the pack transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the pack runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - tar -czf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" "claim_executor" "gunbc" "regen_floor_skip_witness" "discover_source_root_ingest" "claim_batch" "regen_stage0" "interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "v1_src_dag_parse" "auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "bootstrap_witness" "dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "diagnostics_witness" "effects_rest_transport_witness" "infer_semantics_witness" "parse_witness" "resolution_divergence_census" "cssl_assemble" "frontier_probe_survey" "namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Upload release-bins artifact - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - path: release-bins.tgz - if-no-files-found: error - retention-days: 3 - compression-level: 0 - timeout-minutes: 10 - cold-corpus: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [falsifier-build] - timeout-minutes: 285 - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v5 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - ref: ${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }} - - name: Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA - run: | - EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA="${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha }}" - RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD="${{ github.sha }}" - if [ -n "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - ACTUAL_HEAD="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" - if ! [ "$RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: workflow run subject $RUN_SUBJECT_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - if ! [ "$ACTUAL_HEAD" = "$EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" ]; then - echo "::error::heal revalidation refused: checkout head $ACTUAL_HEAD does not equal expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - exit 1 - fi - echo "heal revalidation preflight: checkout names expected healed head $EXPECTED_HEALED_SHA" - fi - - name: Setup Rust (floor gate toolchain — batch-4 emit_host/self_host gates need cargo/rustfmt; no isolated rustup) - uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 - with: - components: rustfmt - cache: false - rustflags: '' - - name: Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_native_cache_root_script — orch-emitted foreign-executor prelude step deriving GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT from rustc -V after setup-rust-toolchain; leaf rustc/tr/mkdir/echo strings remain until typed toolchain probe lands on host_effect_apply (#5828 / shell→intent Phase 2) - if ! GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW=$(rustc -V 2>/dev/null); then echo "::error::rustc -V failed after setup-rust-toolchain: cannot derive native-cache toolchain segment"; exit 1; fi - GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=$(echo "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG_RAW" | tr ' ' '-') - if [ -z "$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" ]; then echo "::error::rustc -V produced an empty native-cache toolchain segment after setup-rust-toolchain"; exit 1; fi - mkdir -p "$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" - echo "GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT=$RUNNER_TOOL_CACHE/gunbc-native/$GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" - - name: Download release-bins artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: release-bins - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed) - id: release_bins - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) release-bins unpack + claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts runner; membership of verified paths is derived from gunbc.ci_release_bins, but the unpack/verify transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the unpack/verify runner through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - mkdir -p "$ROOT/target/release" - tar -xzf "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" -C "$ROOT/target/release" - rm -f "$ROOT/release-bins.tgz" - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --verify-build-artifacts "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_floor_skip_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/discover_source_root_ingest" "$ROOT/target/release/claim_batch" "$ROOT/target/release/regen_stage0" "$ROOT/target/release/interp_recorded_fixture_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/v1_src_dag_parse" "$ROOT/target/release/auth_declared_but_unwired_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/bootstrap_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/dag_collect_fingerprint_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/diagnostics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/effects_rest_transport_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/infer_semantics_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/parse_witness" "$ROOT/target/release/resolution_divergence_census" "$ROOT/target/release/cssl_assemble" "$ROOT/target/release/frontier_probe_survey" "$ROOT/target/release/namespace_structural_root_exposure_generated_witness" - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: Floor cgroup peak pre-read (calibration; reset if permitted) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_cgroup_peak_locate_shell — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport composing extdeps.linux.proc_self_cgroup unified-hierarchy membership (v2.extdeps.languages.bash_proc_self_cgroup) with std.path_intent NearestAncestorContaining dirname ascent (bash_orch_if). Procfs path is extdeps.linux.procfs ProcSelfCgroup. DISSOLVES WHEN shell→intent Phase 2 realizes cgroup membership plus path ascent on host_effect_apply / orchestration path arms without medium-as-string Run.command concat. - { _cg_bad=0; _cg_n=0; _cg_rel=""; while IFS= read -r _cg_line || [ -n "$_cg_line" ]; do _cg_trim=$(echo "$_cg_line" | sed -e 's/^ //' -e 's/ $//'); [ -z "$_cg_trim" ] && continue; case "$_cg_trim" in *:*:*) ;; *) _cg_bad=1; continue ;; esac; _cg_h=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f1); _cg_ctl=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f2); _cg_path=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f3-); [ -z "$_cg_h" ] && _cg_bad=1; [ -z "$_cg_path" ] && _cg_bad=1; if [ "$_cg_h" = "0" ] && [ -z "$_cg_ctl" ]; then _cg_n=$((_cg_n + 1)); _cg_rel="$_cg_path"; fi; done < /proc/self/cgroup; [ "$_cg_bad" -eq 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=malformed" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -eq 0 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=missing" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -gt 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=ambiguous" >&2; exit 1; }; d="/sys/fs/cgroup$_cg_rel"; } || exit 1 - while [ -n "$d" ] && [ "$d" != "/sys/fs/cgroup" ] && ! [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; do d=$(dirname "$d"); done - if [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; then if echo reset > "$d/memory.peak" 2>/dev/null; then echo "[calibration] floor_peak_pre reset=ok scope=floor cgroup=$d"; else echo "[calibration] floor_peak_pre reset=unsupported pre_peak=$(cat "$d/memory.peak") scope=span cgroup=$d (post>pre attributes the peak to the floor exactly; post==pre means floor peak <= pre, a job-scoped upper bound)"; fi; else echo "[calibration] floor_peak_pre scope=unavailable (no memory.peak ancestor)"; fi - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: affected-set falsifier (predict-only cold run) - id: floor - run: | - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_falsifier_plan - env: - GUNBC_CI_DIFF_BASE: HEAD~20 - GUNBC_CI_DIFF_HEAD: HEAD - GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL: target/floor-phase-journal.tsv - timeout-minutes: 170 - - name: Upload floor component receipt (read by falsifier-alert) - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: floor-component-receipt - path: target/floor-component-receipt.json - if-no-files-found: error - retention-days: 30 - compression-level: 0 - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Upload floor phase journal (survives killed floor) - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: floor-phase-journal - path: target/floor-phase-journal.tsv - if-no-files-found: warn - retention-days: 30 - compression-level: 0 - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Upload floor receipts (TSV authority for cost/drift rows) - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 - with: - name: floor-receipts - path: target/floor-* - if-no-files-found: warn - retention-days: 14 - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 5 - - name: compile-clean whole-tree cold control (scoped-PR admission counterpart) - run: | - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_plan - env: - GUNBC_CI_COMPILE_CLEAN_COLD_CONTROL: 1 - if: always() && !cancelled() && steps.release_bins.outcome == 'success' - timeout-minutes: 30 - - name: native-cache cold control (warm-tier admission counterpart) - run: | - ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) - "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan - env: - GUNBC_CI_NATIVE_CACHE_COLD_CONTROL: 1 - if: always() && !cancelled() && steps.release_bins.outcome == 'success' - timeout-minutes: 30 - - name: Floor cgroup peak post-read (calibration; survives a killed floor) - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_floor_phase_journal_if — bounded foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for exactly four journal leaves: FileExists, column-name log, row-count summary log, and absent log. If/else control flow is already v2.std.orchestration intent; only those leaves remain medium-as-string Run.command values. DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP shell-effectplan-to-bash / shell→intent Phase 2) binds typed filesystem observation plus diagnostic-log operations through host_effect_apply, so ci_floor_phase_journal_if contains no opaque shell command text. - if [ -f "$GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL" ]; then - echo "[floor-phase-journal] columns: unix_millis pid phase state detail" - echo "[floor-phase-journal] $(wc -l < $GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL) rows retained; full journal in the floor-phase-journal artifact" - else - echo "[floor-phase-journal] absent" - fi - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_floor_wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_if — bounded foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport for exactly four receipt leaves: FileExists, column-name log, row-count summary log, and absent log. DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP shell-effectplan-to-bash / shell→intent Phase 2) binds typed filesystem observation plus diagnostic-log operations through host_effect_apply, so ci_floor_wet_witness_row_outcome_receipt_if contains no opaque shell command text. - if [ -f "target/floor-wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt.tsv" ]; then - echo "[wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt] columns: batch entry function outcome detail" - echo "[wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt] $(wc -l < target/floor-wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt.tsv) rows; full receipt in the floor-component-receipt artifact" - else - echo "[wet-witness-row-outcome-receipt] absent" - fi - # 🟡 dissolve-on: ci_cgroup_peak_locate_shell — foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) shell transport composing extdeps.linux.proc_self_cgroup unified-hierarchy membership (v2.extdeps.languages.bash_proc_self_cgroup) with std.path_intent NearestAncestorContaining dirname ascent (bash_orch_if). Procfs path is extdeps.linux.procfs ProcSelfCgroup. DISSOLVES WHEN shell→intent Phase 2 realizes cgroup membership plus path ascent on host_effect_apply / orchestration path arms without medium-as-string Run.command concat. - { _cg_bad=0; _cg_n=0; _cg_rel=""; while IFS= read -r _cg_line || [ -n "$_cg_line" ]; do _cg_trim=$(echo "$_cg_line" | sed -e 's/^ //' -e 's/ $//'); [ -z "$_cg_trim" ] && continue; case "$_cg_trim" in *:*:*) ;; *) _cg_bad=1; continue ;; esac; _cg_h=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f1); _cg_ctl=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f2); _cg_path=$(echo "$_cg_trim" | cut -d: -f3-); [ -z "$_cg_h" ] && _cg_bad=1; [ -z "$_cg_path" ] && _cg_bad=1; if [ "$_cg_h" = "0" ] && [ -z "$_cg_ctl" ]; then _cg_n=$((_cg_n + 1)); _cg_rel="$_cg_path"; fi; done < /proc/self/cgroup; [ "$_cg_bad" -eq 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=malformed" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -eq 0 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=missing" >&2; exit 1; }; [ "$_cg_n" -gt 1 ] && { echo "[calibration] cgroup_membership=ambiguous" >&2; exit 1; }; d="/sys/fs/cgroup$_cg_rel"; } || exit 1 - while [ -n "$d" ] && [ "$d" != "/sys/fs/cgroup" ] && ! [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; do d=$(dirname "$d"); done - if [ -f "$d/memory.peak" ]; then echo "[calibration] floor_peak_post=$(cat "$d/memory.peak") floor_outcome=${{ steps.floor.outcome }} cgroup=$d (observation label: floor_outcome=success is an EXACT point; any other outcome is a CENSORED lower bound - the process was killed while exceeding the read, so true demand is strictly greater. scope per the floor_peak_pre line: reset=ok means this IS the floor peak; scope=span compares against pre_peak)"; else echo "[calibration] floor_peak_post floor_outcome=${{ steps.floor.outcome }} scope=unavailable (no memory.peak ancestor)"; fi - env: - GUNBC_FLOOR_PHASE_JOURNAL: target/floor-phase-journal.tsv - if: always() - timeout-minutes: 5 - aggregate-verdict: - runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] - needs: [falsifier-build, cold-corpus] - timeout-minutes: 20 - if: always() && !cancelled() - steps: - - name: Download floor component receipt (cold-corpus execution witness) - id: floor_component_receipt_download - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 - with: - name: floor-component-receipt - path: target - continue-on-error: true - timeout-minutes: 10 - - name: Aggregate falsifier cadence verdict (typed cold-corpus execution) - id: aggregate_verdict - run: | - # 🟡 dissolve-on: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) aggregate cadence verdict shell; receipt JSON literals are derived from gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution classify_cold_corpus_execution / cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json, but the transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the aggregate verdict step through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold - set -euo pipefail - mkdir -p target - BUILD_RESULT="${{ needs.falsifier-build.result }}" - COLD_RESULT="${{ needs.cold-corpus.result }}" - if [ "${BUILD_RESULT}" = "cancelled" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"build-job-cancelled\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus did not run — build cancelled; infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding" - exit 1 - fi - if [ "${BUILD_RESULT}" = "skipped" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"build-job-skipped\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus did not run — build skipped; infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding" - exit 1 - fi - if [ "${BUILD_RESULT}" != "success" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"build-job-failed\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus did not run — build unavailable (${BUILD_RESULT}); infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding" - exit 1 - fi - if [ "${COLD_RESULT}" = "skipped" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"cold-corpus-job-skipped\",\"blocking_job\":\"cold-corpus\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus skipped despite successful build — topology violation" - exit 1 - fi - if [ "${COLD_RESULT}" = "cancelled" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"cold-corpus-job-cancelled\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus cancelled — environment unavailability" - exit 1 - fi - FLOOR_RECEIPT_PRESENT=false - if [ -f target/floor-component-receipt.json ] && grep -q floor-component-receipt/v1 target/floor-component-receipt.json; then - FLOOR_RECEIPT_PRESENT=true - fi - if [ "${FLOOR_RECEIPT_PRESENT}" != true ]; then - if [ "${COLD_RESULT}" = "success" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"cold-corpus-receipt-artifact-absent\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus succeeded but floor-component receipt artifact absent — transport or emit failure, not a falsifier regression finding" - exit 1 - fi - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-not-run\",\"cause\":\"cold-corpus-failed-before-receipt\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - printf '%s\n' "::error::Cold corpus did not produce floor-component receipt (cold=${COLD_RESULT}) — infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding" - exit 1 - fi - printf '%s\n' "{\"schema\":\"falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1\",\"execution\":\"corpus-executed\",\"receipt_path\":\"target/floor-component-receipt.json\"}" > target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json - if [ "${COLD_RESULT}" != "success" ]; then - printf '%s\n' "::error::Falsifier cadence red — cold=${COLD_RESULT} (corpus executed; see target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json)" - exit 1 - fi - printf '%s\n' "FalsifierCadenceVerdict: cadence-green" - timeout-minutes: 5 diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_materialization_gate.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_materialization_gate.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7602e62ce37..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_materialization_gate.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,183 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.ci_materialization_gate - -data ci_materialization_gate_note: String = "The live binding: the ladder run over the ACTUAL emitted workflow (gunbc.ci_workflow data row), never a fixture copy of it. Demands, exemption identities, and fresh-effect scripts are all resolved against the same authority the ci.yml is emitted from, so a workflow edit that introduces cross-job duplication without a covering provider reds the enrolled witness in the same CI run that would have paid the duplication. Post-fold reality (ci_regen job folded into the ci job 2026-07-11): the workflow now has a SINGLE building job, so the release build is one demand -> AcceptedSingleRecompute (state 5: a single undeclared demand needs no provider, a cache there is dead weight), and the ladder holds WITH AND WITHOUT the sccache provider. The cross-job duplication the ladder refutes is now carried as the discriminating RED control by the synthetic placement_grain witness (two independently-building jobs -> AuthoredDuplication/RefusedNoProvider), which the live witness's demand==1 / discharged==0 pins guard against reintroducing. Fresh effects: the floor cgroup-peak measurement scripts (a memory.peak read is a new fact each run, never memoizable — the rust_tests cgroup-peak measurement was the prior subject; it retired with the rust_tests job 2026-07-11, and the ci-job floor peak pre/post reads are the same measurement category), every deploy stage script (a deploy is the effect being the use), and the heal-revalidation exact-head preflight (git HEAD is a new checkout fact in each isolated job and must be observed there, never memoized or discharged from another job); all resolved by projection, not copied strings." - -// The fleet-key materialization and its teardown are FRESH per-job effects (2026-08-09): -// probe_fleet_reach and collect_fleet_convergence each materialize their OWN in-run -// ssh-agent from the WIF-fetched secret and kill it at job end. The identical script -// appears in both jobs by NECESSITY — an ssh-agent lives in one job's process -// environment and cannot be memoized or discharged from another isolated job (the same -// category as a per-job deploy stage or cgroup-peak read). Declaring them fresh is why -// the ladder reads them as ExemptFreshEffect rather than AuthoredDuplication: the effect -// IS the use, per job. The genuine cross-job-duplication guard is unaffected — a -// cacheable computation duplicated across jobs would still red. -fn ci_fresh_effect_scripts() -> List { - concat( - [ - step_run_script(s: ci_floor_peak_pre_step()), - step_run_script(s: ci_floor_peak_post_step()), - ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_script(), - gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_script(), - gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_script(), - ], - map(gunbc_ci_deploy_stages, s => gunbc_ci_deploy_invoke(stage: s)) - ) -} - -fn ci_materialization_demands() -> List { - workflow_run_demands(w: ci_workflow, fresh_scripts: ci_fresh_effect_scripts()) -} - -fn ci_materialization_exempt_identities() -> List { - workflow_scripts_named(w: ci_workflow, names: ci_cost_floor_exempt_step_names) -} - -fn ci_materialization_verdicts() -> List { - materialization_ladder( - demands: ci_materialization_demands(), - providers: ci_cache_providers(), - cost_floor_exempt: ci_materialization_exempt_identities() - ) -} - -fn ci_materialization_ladder_holds_live() -> Bool { - materialization_ladder_holds( - demands: ci_materialization_demands(), - providers: ci_cache_providers(), - cost_floor_exempt: ci_materialization_exempt_identities() - ) -} - -fn ci_materialization_verdicts_without_sccache() -> List { - materialization_ladder( - demands: ci_materialization_demands(), - providers: no_cache_providers, - cost_floor_exempt: ci_materialization_exempt_identities() - ) -} - -fn ci_materialization_holds_without_sccache() -> Bool { - materialization_ladder_holds( - demands: ci_materialization_demands(), - providers: no_cache_providers, - cost_floor_exempt: ci_materialization_exempt_identities() - ) -} - -fn ci_verdict_is_discharged_arm(v: LadderVerdict) -> Bool { - match v { - RefusedNatureConflict { identity: _ } => false - AuthoredDuplication { identity: _, lca: _, site_count: _ } => false - DeadComputation { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedEffectIsTheUse { identity: _ } => false - Discharged { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => true - RefusedNoProvider { identity: _, lca: _ } => false - RefusedScopeTooNarrow { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedExistenceKeyed { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedRetentionUnbounded { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedRetentionUnobserved { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedUnmodeledWorldRead { identity: _, lca: _ } => false - ExemptFreshEffect { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedBelowCostFloor { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedSingleRecompute { identity: _ } => false - } -} - -fn ci_verdict_is_below_cost_floor_arm(v: LadderVerdict) -> Bool { - match v { - RefusedNatureConflict { identity: _ } => false - AuthoredDuplication { identity: _, lca: _, site_count: _ } => false - DeadComputation { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedEffectIsTheUse { identity: _ } => false - Discharged { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedNoProvider { identity: _, lca: _ } => false - RefusedScopeTooNarrow { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedExistenceKeyed { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedRetentionUnbounded { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedRetentionUnobserved { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedUnmodeledWorldRead { identity: _, lca: _ } => false - ExemptFreshEffect { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedBelowCostFloor { identity: _ } => true - AcceptedSingleRecompute { identity: _ } => false - } -} - -fn ci_verdict_is_exempt_fresh_arm(v: LadderVerdict) -> Bool { - match v { - RefusedNatureConflict { identity: _ } => false - AuthoredDuplication { identity: _, lca: _, site_count: _ } => false - DeadComputation { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedEffectIsTheUse { identity: _ } => false - Discharged { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedNoProvider { identity: _, lca: _ } => false - RefusedScopeTooNarrow { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedExistenceKeyed { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedRetentionUnbounded { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedRetentionUnobserved { identity: _, lca: _, provider_id: _ } => false - RefusedUnmodeledWorldRead { identity: _, lca: _ } => false - ExemptFreshEffect { identity: _ } => true - AcceptedBelowCostFloor { identity: _ } => false - AcceptedSingleRecompute { identity: _ } => false - } -} - -fn ci_release_build_demand_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_demands() - |> filter(d => d.identity == ci_release_build_script()) - |> count() -} - -fn ci_discharged_verdict_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_verdicts() - |> filter(v => ci_verdict_is_discharged_arm(v: v)) - |> count() -} - -fn ci_release_build_discharged_by_sccache_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_verdicts() - |> filter(v => verdict_is_discharged_by(v: v, identity: ci_release_build_script(), provider_id: ci_sccache_provider_id())) - |> count() -} - -fn ci_below_cost_floor_verdict_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_verdicts() - |> filter(v => ci_verdict_is_below_cost_floor_arm(v: v)) - |> count() -} - -fn ci_exempt_fresh_verdict_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_verdicts() - |> filter(v => ci_verdict_is_exempt_fresh_arm(v: v)) - |> count() -} - -fn ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_is_fresh_effect() -> Bool { - let identity = ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_script() - let demand_count = ci_materialization_demands() - |> filter(d => d.identity == identity) - |> count() - let verdict_count = ci_materialization_verdicts() - |> filter(v => verdict_is_exempt_fresh(v: v, identity: identity)) - |> count() - demand_count > 1 && verdict_count == 1 -} - -fn ci_uses_steps_skipped_count() -> Int { - workflow_uses_steps_count(w: ci_workflow) -} - -fn ci_run_step_natures_claimed_not_derived_count() -> Int { - workflow_run_steps_count(w: ci_workflow) -} - -fn ci_release_build_refused_without_provider_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_verdicts_without_sccache() - |> filter(v => verdict_is_refused_no_provider(v: v, identity: ci_release_build_script())) - |> count() -} - -fn ci_release_build_single_recompute_count() -> Int { - ci_materialization_verdicts() - |> filter(v => verdict_is_accepted_single_recompute(v: v, identity: ci_release_build_script())) - |> count() -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag index ceeac4048ec..6be69ae2f42 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag @@ -77,10 +77,6 @@ import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } import std.types { Duration } import gunbc.repo_identity { gunbc_default_branch_name } import gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment { probe_identity_secret_access_requirement } -import gunbc.falsifier_run_control { - falsifier_release_build_step_id, - ci_release_bins_step_id, -} import extdeps.github.actions { Workflow, Job, Step, RunStep, UsesStep, WorkflowTrigger, Push, PullRequest, WorkflowDispatch, MergeGroup, @@ -388,7 +384,7 @@ fn ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_step() -> Step { fn ci_release_build_step() -> Step { RunStep { name: Present { value: "Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc)" }, - id: Present { value: falsifier_release_build_step_id }, + id: Present { value: "release_build" }, run: ci_release_build_script(), shell: none, env: none, @@ -494,7 +490,7 @@ fn ci_release_bins_download_step() -> Step { fn ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step() -> Step { RunStep { name: Present { value: "Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed)" }, - id: Present { value: ci_release_bins_step_id }, + id: Present { value: "release_bins" }, run: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script(), shell: none, env: none, @@ -1028,139 +1024,3 @@ fn ci_heal_author_commit_upload_step() -> Step { timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } } } - -fn ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "heal_generated_artifacts", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat( - [ci_heal_branch_head_checkout_step()], - [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_step(), ci_heal_binary_source_skew_guard_step(), ci_heal_regen_step(), ci_heal_commit_push_step(), ci_heal_author_commit_upload_step()] - ), - needs: ["build"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: Present { value: ci_regen_heal_if }, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_heal_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: Present { value: ci_heal_job_permissions } - } -} - -fn ci_build_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "build", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat(ci_heal_revalidation_prelude_steps(), [ci_fmt_gate_step(), ci_release_build_step(), ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_step(), ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_step(), ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_step(), ci_release_bins_pack_step(), ci_release_bins_upload_step()]), - needs: [], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -fn ci_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "ci", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat([ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_step()], concat(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_floor_peak_pre_step(), ci_floor_step(), ci_floor_peak_post_step(), ci_floor_receipts_upload_step()])), - needs: ["build", "regen", "heal_generated_artifacts"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: Present { value: ci_floor_runs_unless_cancelled_if }, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -fn ci_regen_floor_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "gunbc ci regen (self-host fixed-point — required)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_regen_floor_run(spec: gunbc_ci_regen_spec), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_regen_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data ci_regen_job_note: String = "The self-host fixed-point regen as its OWN job upstream of ci (operator-directed 2026-07-23: 'regen should be upstream of ci — doesn't ci depend on regen passing anyway?'). It was a step inside the ci job (folded in #6470, 2026-07-11); extracting it makes the dependency explicit — ci needs [build, regen], so a regen fixed-point failure skips ci and blocks the merge, rather than being an early step buried in the ci log. Pipeline shape: build -> regen -> ci -> deploy. It needs [build] for the release bins (regen runs the built gunbc), carries the floor-gate toolchain prelude (regen_stage0 emits rustfmt-formatted .rs), and is read-only (no push — the generated-artifact heal is a separate job with its own contents:write grant)." - -fn ci_regen_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "regen", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_regen_floor_step()]), - needs: ["build"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_regen_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -data ci_merge_group_trigger_note: String = "merge_group trigger: the merge queue constructs the tree that will actually land on main and asks for checks on THAT tree — the queue is the operational realization of gunbc.merge_admission KeyedReceipt on the tree axis (the verdict's identity IS the landing tree's identity), and the roster axis rides along because the gate roster is in-tree, so a roster change is a tree change. The theorem that this is the policy admitting zero unverified tips across every bounded interleaving — and that GitHub's strict-up-to-date boolean is NOT sufficient — is test.claim.merge_lifecycle_interleaving_witness. Queue runs see github.ref = gh-readonly-queue/*, so the deploy job's main-push guard skips them, the concurrency group falls through pull_request.number to github.ref (shared per queue ref; cancel-in-progress is false for merge_group), and the merge-admission stamp takes its non-PR arm (absent pr_number). If the floor's merge-base diff observation cannot resolve on a queue ref it falls through to the full floor — fail-closed, never widening; affected-set-scoping queue runs is a later optimization. The trigger is inert until the operator adds the merge_queue rule to the main ruleset (Rulesets API write needs the admin grant this integration lacks — gunbc.plans.branch_merge_admission_model section 5); land the trigger FIRST, flip the rule SECOND, else the queue waits forever on a check the workflow never reports." - -data ci_workflow: Workflow = { - name: "ci", - on: [ - WorkflowDispatch { - inputs: [ - DispatchInput { - name: "expected_healed_sha", - description: Present { value: "Immutable healed commit required by an auto-heal revalidation run" }, - required: false, - default: none, - type: InputString - } - ] - }, - Push { branches: [gunbc_default_branch_name], paths: [] }, - PullRequest { - branches: [gunbc_default_branch_name], - types: [Opened, Synchronize, Reopened, ReadyForReview] - }, - MergeGroup - ], - concurrency: Present { - value: ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { - - group: ci_concurrency_group(), - cancel_in_progress: Present { value: CancelInProgressExpression { expression: ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_expression() } }, - explicit_single: none - } - }, - env: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "CARGO_TERM_COLOR", value: yaml_string(s: "always")), - kv(key: "RUSTFLAGS", value: yaml_string(s: "-D warnings")) - ] - }, - permissions: Present { - value: WorkflowPermissions { - contents: Present { value: PermRead }, - pull_requests: Present { value: PermRead }, - issues: none, - actions: none, - id_token: none - } - }, - jobs: [ci_build_job(), ci_regen_job(), ci_job(), ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job(), ci_fleet_job()] -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_yaml_emit.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_yaml_emit.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 52fa8bfd061..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_yaml_emit.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.ci_yaml_emit - -import extdeps.languages.yaml.emit { serialize_yaml } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.gha_workflow { project_workflow_to_yaml } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_workflow } - -fn expected_ci_yml() -> String { - serialize_yaml(v: project_workflow_to_yaml(workflow: ci_workflow)) -} - -fn ci_yml_drifted(committed: String) -> Bool { - !(committed == expected_ci_yml()) -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/commit_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/commit_workflow.dag index 448b627f391..c2a9350513a 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/commit_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/commit_workflow.dag @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import gunbc.ci_gate { SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate, SelfHostStalenessGate } import gunbc.generated_artifact { - GeneratedArtifact, CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, artifact_path + GeneratedArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, artifact_path } import std.disposition { Disposition, Scaffold, SingleAuthority, Terminal } import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, DeclField, WholeDeclaration, NamedField, declaration_ref_eq, declaration_ref_in_list } @@ -1839,11 +1839,6 @@ data commit_gate_roster: List = [ ] data commit_workflow_realization_bindings: List = [ - CommitWorkflowRealizationBinding { - surface: GithubActionsCiJob, - handler: CiYamlHandler, - artifact: CiYamlArtifact - }, CommitWorkflowRealizationBinding { surface: GitPrePushHook, handler: GitPrePushScriptHandler, @@ -2606,10 +2601,10 @@ fn ci_floor_commit_witness_claim_schedule() -> List { fn realization_artifact_path(surface: CommitWorkflowSurface) -> String { match surface { - GithubActionsCiJob => artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact) - GithubActionsCiRegenJob => artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact) + GithubActionsCiJob => ci_surface_artifact_wiped + GithubActionsCiRegenJob => ci_surface_artifact_wiped GitPrePushHook => artifact_path(a: GithooksPrePushArtifact) - FalsifierCadenceJob => artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) + FalsifierCadenceJob => ci_surface_artifact_wiped } } @@ -2622,12 +2617,20 @@ fn realization_handler_for_surface(surface: CommitWorkflowSurface) -> CommitWork } } -fn realization_artifact_for_surface(surface: CommitWorkflowSurface) -> GeneratedArtifact { +// The CI surfaces have NO generated artifact as of the 2026-08-15 wipe: ci.yml, falsifier.yml and +// falsifier-alert.yml are deleted and their registry rows are gone, so there is nothing for these +// three surfaces to name. The enrollment rows below are retained deliberately -- they ARE the +// obligations ledger the re-add queue is drawn from -- but a surface with no artifact answers the +// sentinel rather than a fabricated one, and the total function is gone rather than returning a +// plausible wrong artifact. +data ci_surface_artifact_wiped: String = "" + +fn realization_artifact_for_surface(surface: CommitWorkflowSurface) -> GeneratedArtifact? { match surface { - GithubActionsCiJob => CiYamlArtifact - GithubActionsCiRegenJob => CiYamlArtifact - GitPrePushHook => GithooksPrePushArtifact - FalsifierCadenceJob => FalsifierYamlArtifact + GithubActionsCiJob => none + GithubActionsCiRegenJob => none + GitPrePushHook => Present { value: GithooksPrePushArtifact } + FalsifierCadenceJob => none } } diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_admission.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_admission.dag deleted file mode 100644 index bbd01837cbc..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_admission.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,145 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_alert_admission - -import std.types { NonEmptyStr, String } -import extdeps.github.actions { github_event_name_schedule, github_event_name_workflow_dispatch, workflow_run_activity_completed } -import extdeps.github.expressions { - Expression, ContextAccess, StringLiteral, LogicalOr, LogicalAnd, Equals, - Github, serialize_expression -} -import extdeps.github.workflow_run_event { - WorkflowRunEvent, - WorkflowRunEventObservation, - WorkflowRunEventObserved, - WorkflowRunEventMemberAbsent, - WorkflowRunEventMemberMalformed, - WorkflowRunEventMalformed, - WorkflowRunEventPayloadReadRefused -} - -data falsifier_alert_admission_purpose_note: String = "ALERT-1(c). THE PRE-EXECUTION TRUST WALL. This alert holds issues: write, so before it reads or acts on ANY content originating from an observed run it must establish that the run is the one it exists to observe. The threat is not exotic: workflow_run fires for runs of the named workflow on any branch and from any originating event, including one produced by a fork's pull request or an unapproved dispatch, and the alert then downloads an artifact from that run and renders its contents into an issue it has write access to. Without this wall, the content of an attacker-influenced run reaches a privileged writer.\n\nADMISSION IS THE CONJUNCTION OF FIVE FACTS, all of which must hold: the workflow is affected-set-falsifier, the repository is gunb-ai/gunbc, the head branch is main, the originating event is a schedule or an approved workflow_dispatch, and the activity is completed. Each is a separate coordinate and each refusal names which one failed — a single boolean 'not trusted' would tell an operator nothing about whether they are looking at a misconfiguration or an attack.\n\nIT IS TO BE ENFORCED TWICE, AND THAT IS NOT REDUNDANCY IN THE DESIGN §2 SENSE. NEITHER POINT IS WIRED YET: this change is ALERT-0..3 modeling and moves no behavior, so the live workflow still carries no job-level `if` and its embedded program does not call falsifier_alert_admit. Saying otherwise in the present tense is the rung inflation DESIGN §4b names — a carrier described by the guarantee it is designed to reach rather than the one it holds — and review 49460 caught this sentence doing exactly that. At cutover the generated workflow carries a job-level `if` derived from falsifier_alert_job_condition so the job does not start, and this program re-evaluates the same facts from the payload it reads itself. They are different mechanisms against different failure modes: the job-level guard is cheap and stops the runner from ever holding the token, but it is written in a foreign expression language and can be silently weakened by an edit to the workflow; the in-program check reads the payload the alert is actually about to act on, and so cannot be bypassed by a workflow edit. Neither subsumes the other, so neither is a second representation of the other — the shared authority is this module's predicate, which the workflow's condition is derived from." - -data falsifier_alert_observed_workflow_name: NonEmptyStr = "affected-set-falsifier" - -data falsifier_alert_workflow_identity_note: String = "THE TRIGGER MATCHES BY NAME BECAUSE THAT IS THE ONLY SHAPE GITHUB EXPOSES THERE; THE TRUST WALL DOES NOT. A workflow's display `name:` is a mutable string — it is whatever the `name:` key in the yaml says today, it is editable in any PR that touches the file, and two workflows may carry the same one. That is adequate as a coarse activation filter, where the cost of a wrong match is a job that starts and then refuses. It is NOT an identity for an authorization decision made by a program holding issues: write, because it means the answer to `is this the run I exist to observe` is decided by a renameable label.\n\nThe wall therefore also binds the workflow's FILE PATH, which is the stable identifier for `which workflow` — a workflow is the file, and renaming the display name does not move it. The path is checked in addition to, not instead of, the name: the name is what the trigger filtered on, so a mismatch between the two is itself a fact worth refusing on rather than silently preferring one. workflow_id (GitHub's numeric identifier for the workflow, stable across renames AND path moves) is decoded and carried so a future revision can pin it, but it is deliberately not compared yet: pinning it means writing a repository-specific integer into this module, which is a real fact that should be observed and recorded rather than typed from memory. Its dissolve-on is that observation." - -data falsifier_alert_expected_workflow_path: NonEmptyStr = ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml" - -data falsifier_alert_expected_repository: NonEmptyStr = "gunb-ai/gunbc" - -data falsifier_alert_expected_head_branch: NonEmptyStr = "main" - -data falsifier_alert_originating_event_note: String = "The admitted originating events are `schedule` and `workflow_dispatch`, and the workflow_dispatch arm carries a real caveat rather than being waved through. GitHub requires write access to dispatch a workflow, so a dispatch is already an authenticated act by someone with repository write — that is the sense in which it is `approved`, and it is the strongest statement this payload supports, because the event does not carry an approval record for the alert to verify independently. `push` and `pull_request` are deliberately NOT admitted even though the falsifier could in principle be triggered by them: a pull_request-originated run can carry a contributor's head, which is exactly the content this wall exists to keep away from a privileged writer, and a push-originated run is not part of the cadence this alert reports on. The head_branch check is a second, independent barrier on the same concern rather than a duplicate of it — an originating event can be legitimate while the head is not main, and a run on main can arrive from an event this alert should not report." - -type RepositoryField - = EnclosingRepository - | HeadRepository - -type FalsifierAlertAdmission - = AlertAdmitted { event: WorkflowRunEvent } - | AlertRefusedWorkflowNotObserved { observed: String, expected: NonEmptyStr } - | AlertRefusedWorkflowPathNotObserved { observed: String, expected: NonEmptyStr } - | AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned { field: RepositoryField, observed: String, expected: NonEmptyStr } - | AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain { observed: String, expected: NonEmptyStr } - | AlertRefusedOriginatingEventNotAdmitted { observed: String } - | AlertRefusedActivityNotCompleted { observed: String, expected: String } - | AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: WorkflowRunEventObservation } - -fn falsifier_alert_originating_event_admitted(event_name: String) -> Bool { - event_name == github_event_name_schedule || event_name == github_event_name_workflow_dispatch -} - -fn falsifier_alert_admit_event(event: WorkflowRunEvent) -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - if event.workflow_name != (falsifier_alert_observed_workflow_name as String) { - AlertRefusedWorkflowNotObserved { - observed: event.workflow_name, - expected: falsifier_alert_observed_workflow_name - } - } else if event.workflow_path != (falsifier_alert_expected_workflow_path as String) { - AlertRefusedWorkflowPathNotObserved { - observed: event.workflow_path, - expected: falsifier_alert_expected_workflow_path - } - } else if event.repository_full_name != (falsifier_alert_expected_repository as String) { - AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned { - field: EnclosingRepository, - observed: event.repository_full_name, - expected: falsifier_alert_expected_repository - } - } else if event.head_repository_full_name != (falsifier_alert_expected_repository as String) { - AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned { - field: HeadRepository, - observed: event.head_repository_full_name, - expected: falsifier_alert_expected_repository - } - } else if event.head_branch != (falsifier_alert_expected_head_branch as String) { - AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain { - observed: event.head_branch, - expected: falsifier_alert_expected_head_branch - } - } else if !falsifier_alert_originating_event_admitted(event_name: event.originating_event) { - AlertRefusedOriginatingEventNotAdmitted { observed: event.originating_event } - } else if event.activity != workflow_run_activity_completed { - AlertRefusedActivityNotCompleted { - observed: event.activity, - expected: workflow_run_activity_completed - } - } else { - AlertAdmitted { event: event } - } -} - -data falsifier_alert_head_repository_note: String = "head_repository is checked against the SAME expected repository as the enclosing repository, and the two checks are not a copy of one another. `repository` is where the workflow run lives; `head_repository` is where the code it ran CAME FROM, and on a fork-originated run those differ — that divergence is precisely the fork case, and it is the one shape where an admitted-looking run carries foreign content. Checking only the enclosing repository would admit exactly that run. They share a refusal variant because the remedy is the same (this is not our code, stop), but the variant names WHICH coordinate failed through a RepositoryField discriminator rather than leaving it to be inferred from the observed value. review 49380 caught that an earlier revision claimed the observed value made them distinguishable, which was not true: a consumer holding only the observed string cannot tell a fork-originated run (head_repository diverged — the attack shape) from a plain wrong-repo delivery, and those are different incidents even though both stop. The field is the fact; the observed value is evidence for it." - -fn falsifier_alert_admit(observation: WorkflowRunEventObservation) -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - match observation { - WorkflowRunEventObserved { event: e } => falsifier_alert_admit_event(event: e) - WorkflowRunEventMemberAbsent { member: _ } => - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: observation } - WorkflowRunEventMemberMalformed { member: _, detail: _ } => - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: observation } - WorkflowRunEventMalformed { detail: _ } => - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: observation } - WorkflowRunEventPayloadReadRefused { path: _, cause: _ } => - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: observation } - } -} - -data falsifier_alert_no_bool_projection_note: String = "THERE IS DELIBERATELY NO falsifier_alert_is_admitted PREDICATE. An earlier revision carried one, and review 49400 was right to object: a Bool projection over FalsifierAlertAdmission throws away the located reason at exactly the boundary this module's purpose note argues it must be preserved, and once such a helper exists it is the convenient thing to reach for — a caller writes `if is_admitted` and the coordinate that failed is gone, which is the state this whole coproduct exists to prevent. Callers match on the admission and answer each arm; a caller that genuinely only needs a yes/no writes that match at its own use site, where the reason it is discarding is visible in the code discarding it." - -data falsifier_alert_job_condition_note: String = "The generated workflow's job-level condition is DERIVED from this module's constants rather than hand-typed into the YAML, so the two enforcement points cannot drift apart in what they consider admissible. The condition can only express the subset of the wall that GitHub's expression language can see in the event context — workflow name, head branch and originating event — which is why it is the cheap outer guard and not the wall itself: head_repository and the activity are re-read from the payload by the program. A condition that could express everything would still not remove the in-program check, for the reason the purpose note gives.\n\nIT IS BUILT AS A TYPED extdeps.github.expressions Expression AND SERIALIZED, not concatenated as text (review 49400). The earlier revision assembled the condition by nesting concat over raw expression fragments, which is a foreign-language program in normal form authored outside the module that owns that language — precisely the ExecutableSourceString class gunbc.falsifier_alert_residue declares in this same change as the thing to shrink. Emitting new residue while declaring residue is the failure mode worth catching, and the fix is the ordinary one: the expression grammar already had a model, it was missing two operators, so the operators landed there and this site selects from them." - -fn falsifier_alert_workflow_run_field(field: String) -> Expression { - ContextAccess { context: Github, path: ["event", "workflow_run", field] } -} - -data falsifier_alert_condition_distributed_note: String = "THE CONDITION IS BUILT IN DISTRIBUTED FORM — `A && B && schedule || A && B && dispatch` — rather than factored with a parenthesized alternation, and the repetition is deliberate. GitHub binds && tighter than ||, so the factored shape `A && B && (s || d)` REQUIRES the parentheses to mean what it reads as; without them it parses as `(A && B && s) || d`, whose right arm admits a workflow_dispatch run of ANY workflow on ANY branch. That is the trust wall failing open on its outer half while every in-program check still passes — the worst kind of defect here, because nothing downstream would notice.\n\nThe first attempt answered that by making extdeps.github.expressions parenthesize every Or. review 49430 refused it: that module is read in both directions and the parser has no grouping construct, so emission would have gained syntax ingest could not read (DESIGN §4). The distributed form needs no grouping at all — it is already correct under upstream's own precedence — so the hazard is answered at the authoring site and the shared grammar is untouched. Both arms are derived from the same constants, so they cannot disagree about the workflow or the branch." - -fn falsifier_alert_originating_event_arm(event_name: String) -> Expression { - LogicalAnd { - left: Equals { - left: falsifier_alert_workflow_run_field(field: "name"), - right: StringLiteral { value: falsifier_alert_observed_workflow_name as String } - }, - right: LogicalAnd { - left: Equals { - left: falsifier_alert_workflow_run_field(field: "head_branch"), - right: StringLiteral { value: falsifier_alert_expected_head_branch as String } - }, - right: Equals { - left: falsifier_alert_workflow_run_field(field: "event"), - right: StringLiteral { value: event_name } - } - } - } -} - -fn falsifier_alert_job_condition_expression() -> Expression { - LogicalOr { - left: falsifier_alert_originating_event_arm(event_name: github_event_name_schedule), - right: falsifier_alert_originating_event_arm(event_name: github_event_name_workflow_dispatch) - } -} - -fn falsifier_alert_job_condition() -> String { - serialize_expression(expression: falsifier_alert_job_condition_expression()) -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_decision.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_decision.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 695c37a6a31..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_decision.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,710 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_alert_decision - -import std.types { NonEmptyStr, String, EpochMs } -import std.measure { Millisecond, millisecond, millisecond_count } -import extdeps.github.workflow_run_event { WorkflowRunEvent } -import extdeps.github.workflow_runs { - WorkflowRunConclusion, - Success, Failure, Cancelled, Neutral, Skipped, TimedOut, ActionRequired, StartupFailure -} -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_admission { - FalsifierAlertAdmission, - AlertAdmitted, - AlertRefusedWorkflowNotObserved, - AlertRefusedWorkflowPathNotObserved, - AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned, - AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain, - AlertRefusedOriginatingEventNotAdmitted, - AlertRefusedActivityNotCompleted, - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable -} -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_state { - FirstRedStanding, FirstRedObserved, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, - FalsifierAlertState, - FalsifierAlertStateDecoding, - CurrentState, LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification, StateAbsent, StateMalformed, - falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window -} -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt_document { - FloorComponentReceiptDocument, - FloorComponentReceiptDecoding, - ReceiptSubjectMatch, - ComponentAlertSummary, - FloorComponentFailureMode, floor_component_failure_mode_tag, - ComponentOutcomeRead, floor_component_outcome_wire_tag, - strict_natural_of_lexeme -} -import extdeps.github.issues { Issue } -import gunbc.falsifier_lane { - FalsifierRouting, RoutedToOwner, RoutingLaneUndetermined, RoutingOwnerUndeclared -} - -data falsifier_alert_decision_purpose_note: String = "ALERT-4. THE WHOLE DECISION, AS A PURE FUNCTION, PERFORMING NO GITHUB CALLS. alert_decision takes an admission outcome, a receipt outcome, the issue's own decoded state, the current instant, the escalation recipient and the lane routings, and returns one terminal AlertDecision. It opens nothing, comments nothing, closes nothing and reads nothing: the effect plan realizes the decision, and this module only decides.\\n\\nWHY THE PURITY IS THE POINT AND NOT A STYLE PREFERENCE. The moment the core reads the world it stops being testable by fixtures — every property below would need a live issue, a live run and a live clock to exercise, which means the properties that matter most (a heartbeat fires at exactly the window boundary; a malformed marker never opens a new incident; every notifying artifact carries the escalation mention) would be checked by nobody. Every fact this function needs arrives as a parameter, so each property is a fixture and a comparison, and the arms that are hardest to reach in production are the cheapest to prove here." - -data falsifier_alert_decision_arm_separation_note: String = "THE ALERT'S OWN FAILURES ARE DISTINGUISHED BY CAUSE, AND THEY NOTIFY. Two axes, deliberately not fused. WHOSE failure it is decides whether anyone is told: an UNTRUSTED event produces RefuseUntrustedEvent and says nothing, because a refusal to act on an unadmitted run is the wall working and making it notify would hand an attacker a way to page an operator on demand. Every other failure here is OURS — a trusted run we could not finish processing — and completing the workflow in silence is the original incident's exact shape one layer up, so those notify through NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable.\\n\\nWHICH failure it is decides who investigates, and that is AlertControllerCause: ControllerReceiptMalformed means the receipt did not decode and the remedy is in the floor's writer; ControllerReceiptMismatch means it decoded perfectly about a DIFFERENT RUN, so the remedy is in the artifact plumbing that fetched it; ControllerMarkerMalformed means the issue's own marker is corrupt and a human must read the body; ControllerIssueLookupRefused means the search could not be performed, which is not the same as finding nothing; ControllerMultipleOpenIssues means the alert already lost track of its own incident; ControllerRoutingJoinRefused means whoever computed the routings disagrees with the receipt about which components failed.\\n\\nSix different investigations, carried as a typed cause rather than a sentence. A single `Refused` arm holding a string would make the alert's most important output — what an operator reads at 3am when the observer itself has stopped working — something to be parsed rather than dispatched on.\\n\\nTHIS NOTE PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED FOUR TOP-LEVEL REFUSE ARMS THAT NO LONGER EXIST. The operator verdict moved these cases from silent refusals to notifications, the arms were left declared but uninhabited beside the inhabited notify arms, and this paragraph kept describing the dead ones — two representations of one failure, with the prose pointing at the representation nothing constructs. Caught by review 49947; the dead arms are deleted and the cause coproduct is the single authority." - -type EscalationRecipient - = EscalationDeclared { handle: NonEmptyStr } - | EscalationUndeclared { cause: NonEmptyStr } - -data escalation_handle_is_required_note: String = "AN ALERT NOTIFICATION CARRIES A HANDLE, NOT A DISCUSSION OF WHETHER THERE IS ONE. The first revision typed the field as EscalationRecipient and claimed that made `every notifying artifact contains the mention` structurally true. It did not: EscalationUndeclared inhabits that type, so a notification with no mention at all was constructible and typechecked. The type forced an AUTHOR to think about the recipient; it did not force the ARTIFACT to have one, and only the second is the property the incident demanded.\\n\\nSo AlertNotification carries escalation_handle: NonEmptyStr and the undeclared case is lifted OUT of the notification into a decision arm, RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared, which is reached before any notifying arm can be built. The alert with nobody to tell refuses loudly instead of quietly notifying nobody — a comment that mentions no one looks identical to a working alert in every log and dashboard, which is how the original defect survived two days.\\n\\nLane ownership is NOT symmetric with this and stays absent-able. An unowned lane is a real, renderable fact — the issue says so by name — because the question `whose component broke` may honestly have no answer yet, while `who is told the falsifier is broken` may not." - -data falsifier_alert_three_facts_note: String = "THREE FACTS, THREE CARRIERS, NEVER FUSED: the GLOBAL ESCALATION RECIPIENT (who is told that the falsifier is broken at all), the LANE-SPECIFIC OWNER (who owns the particular component that failed), and the ISSUE STATE (what has already been said about this incident). They are easy to fuse and fusing them is a real loss.\\n\\nThe live shape makes the trap concrete: the lane owner roster in gunbc.falsifier_lane is EMPTY, so every lane routes to RoutingOwnerUndeclared, while exactly one global handle exists. It is tempting to read the global handle as the owner of every lane — it is the only handle there is — but that would fabricate ownership facts nobody asserted, and would make the undeclared-owner gap invisible precisely because something plausible got rendered in its place.\\n\\nSo the rule is symmetric and both halves are witnessed. An UNDECLARED LANE OWNER MUST NOT SUPPRESS GLOBAL ESCALATION: the falsifier being red is escalated whether or not anyone owns the failing lane, because the escalation recipient's question is `is the observer working` and the lane owner's question is `whose component broke`. And AN UNDECLARED LANE OWNER MUST STILL BE RENDERABLE: the issue says the lane has no owner, by name, so the gap is counted and located rather than papered over by the global mention standing in for it." - -type AlertNotification { - escalation_handle: NonEmptyStr - routings: List -} - -data no_action_reason_note: String = "NoAction carries a typed REASON rather than being a bare arm, because two genuinely different situations reach it: a run whose conclusion is not actionable at all (cancelled, skipped, timed out — the alert has nothing to say about a run that did not conclude green or red), and a green run with no open incident (nothing to close, nothing to announce). The remedy differs — the first may warrant looking at why runs keep being cancelled, the second is the steady state — so although both produce no effect, fusing them would discard the distinction at the only point anything records it. This is a reason on one arm rather than two arms because the brief's terminal set names one NoAction and the EFFECT is genuinely identical; what must not be lost is why." - -data non_success_conclusion_policy_note: String = "A RUN THAT NEVER REACHED A CORPUS VERDICT IS NOT A GREEN CORPUS, and the first revision mapped six conclusions to NoAction as though it were. That is the empty-observation narrow at the top of the alert: the falsifier did not run, so nothing is known, and `nothing is known` was rendered as `nothing to say`. A falsifier that starts failing at startup every time would have gone unreported indefinitely while every run produced a clean NoAction.\\n\\nThe policy, by what the conclusion actually says. TIMED_OUT and STARTUP_FAILURE mean the OBSERVER is broken — it never got far enough to judge the corpus — so they notify: NotifyObserverUnavailable, which is the escalation recipient's own question. SKIPPED, NEUTRAL and ACTION_REQUIRED mean the run was prevented or is waiting on a human, which is a configuration fact rather than an observer fault, so they surface as their own NoActionReason arm and stay countable rather than being folded in with a green.\\n\\nCANCELLED IS SPLIT, because one tag covers three situations with three remedies. A run superseded by a newer run on the same ref is the normal, healthy case and must not page anyone. An operator cancelling deliberately is also fine. An unexplained cancellation is neither, and it is the one worth seeing. The event payload cannot distinguish them today — GitHub does not say who cancelled a run or why in the workflow_run envelope — so the arm records the distinction as UNRESOLVED rather than guessing: CancellationUnexplained is its own reason, counted, with the dissolve-on named. Choosing `supersession` because it is the common case would be the fabricated-plausible-output DESIGN forbids, and choosing `page someone` would make every ordinary force-push noisy." - -data conclusion_decided_before_receipt_note: String = "TimedOut and StartupFailure cannot reach this fold: conclusion_is_observer_unavailable routes them before a receipt is required, which is the whole point of the reordering. They still need an arm because the match is total over the closed conclusion coproduct, and the arm says what is true — this conclusion was decided upstream — rather than picking one of the neighbouring reasons.\\n\\nNaming it honestly rather than folding it into RunPreventedByConfiguration matters because the two are unreachable for opposite reasons. A configuration-prevented run really did reach here and really produces no action; these two never arrive, and if one ever does it means the routing predicate and this fold have diverged. A shared arm would make that divergence invisible; a distinct one makes it a countable, named observation that should be impossible." - -type NoActionReason - = GreenWithNoOpenIncident - | ConclusionDecidedBeforeReceipt { conclusion_tag: NonEmptyStr } - | RunPreventedByConfiguration { conclusion_tag: NonEmptyStr } - | CancellationUnexplained - -data next_state_on_every_writing_arm_note: String = "EVERY WRITING ARM CARRIES THE COMPLETE NEXT STATE, because the alternative is that ALERT-5 and ALERT-6 each re-derive the marker policy from the arm name — a second implementation of one rule, in the layer furthest from the witnesses. The arm knowing `a heartbeat happened` is not the same as the arm knowing what to write, and the gap between them is exactly where first_red gets reset by accident.\\n\\nThe policy, stated once, here. A FIRST RED sets first_red and last_notification_at both to now: the incident starts and is announced in the same act. A HEARTBEAT preserves first_red — the incident did not restart, only the silence ended — and moves last_notification_at to now. A SILENT REFRESH preserves BOTH, which is the whole point of it: the body is rewritten with current facts and the throttle clock does not move, because nothing was sent. A LEGACY MIGRATION preserves the first_red it recovered and writes the current signature with last_notification_at = now.\\n\\nA CHANGED CLASS PRESERVES first_red, and this is the one that had to be decided rather than inherited. The falsifier has been red continuously; what changed is which component is failing. Restarting first_red would erase how long the observer has been broken — the single most useful number on the issue — and would do it precisely when the incident got worse. So the incident's age is a property of the unbroken red period, not of the current class, and the arm says so instead of leaving it to be guessed downstream." - -data observer_incident_note: String = "THE OBSERVER-UNAVAILABLE ARMS ARE COMPLETE WRITING INSTRUCTIONS, NOT ANNOUNCEMENTS. The first revision's NotifyObserverUnavailable carried a conclusion tag and a notification and nothing else — no create-or-update decision, no issue, no next state — so ALERT-5 and ALERT-6 would each have had to invent that policy from the arm name, which is the second-implementation problem this module was built to avoid.\\n\\nThey are split by what the effect actually is. OpenObserverIncident creates; RefreshObserverIncident updates a named issue. Both carry the next state marker, so the same throttle that governs a red incident governs this one and a permanently broken observer does not comment every four hours.\\n\\nAND THE CONTROLLER'S OWN FAILURES NOW NOTIFY. A TRUSTED run whose receipt is missing, malformed or mismatched, or whose marker is corrupt, previously produced a non-notifying refusal — so the alert workflow completed successfully while the thing it exists to do had not happened, which is the original incident's exact shape one layer up. NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable is that report. It carries a typed cause and an issue disposition, and two constraints ride with it: it never renders receipt content, because a receipt that failed to decode is content we could not read and may not have been written by the floor; and it never overwrites the marker, because a corrupt marker is the only record of the incident it belongs to.\\n\\nUNTRUSTED events stay silent, and that asymmetry is the point. A refusal to act on an unadmitted run is the wall working; making it notify would hand an attacker a way to page an operator on demand." - -type AlertControllerCause - = ControllerReceiptMalformed { decoding: FloorComponentReceiptDecoding } - | ControllerReceiptMismatch { mismatch: ReceiptSubjectMatch } - | ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: String } - | ControllerIssueLookupRefused { cause: NonEmptyStr } - | ControllerMultipleOpenIssues { count: Int } - | ControllerRoutingJoinRefused { mismatch: RoutingJoinMismatch } - -type ControllerIssueDisposition - = ControllerIssueUntouched - | ControllerIssueObserved { issue: Issue } - -type AlertDecision - = NoAction { reason: NoActionReason } - | OpenIssue { signature: IncidentSignature, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, notification: AlertNotification } - | RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { issue: Issue, signature: IncidentSignature, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, silent_for: Millisecond } - | RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { issue: Issue, previous: IncidentSignature, current: IncidentSignature, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, notification: AlertNotification } - | RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { issue: Issue, signature: IncidentSignature, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, silent_for: Millisecond, notification: AlertNotification } - | NotifyGreenAndClose { issue: Issue, notification: AlertNotification } - | NotifyLegacyStateMigration { issue: Issue, first_red: FirstRedStanding, signature: IncidentSignature, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, notification: AlertNotification } - | OpenObserverIncident { conclusion_tag: NonEmptyStr, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, notification: AlertNotification } - | RefreshObserverIncident { issue: Issue, conclusion_tag: NonEmptyStr, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, silent_for: Millisecond, notification: AlertNotification } - | RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification { issue: Issue, conclusion_tag: NonEmptyStr, next_state: FalsifierAlertState, silent_for: Millisecond } - | NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: AlertControllerCause, issue_disposition: ControllerIssueDisposition, notification: AlertNotification } - | RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: FalsifierAlertAdmission } - | RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared { cause: NonEmptyStr } - -data receipt_input_note: String = "The receipt arrives as its DECODING plus its SUBJECT MATCH, not as a bare document, because the two failures are different arms of the result and a decoded-but-mismatched receipt is not a decode failure. Passing an already-unwrapped document would force the caller to collapse them before calling, which is exactly where the distinction would be lost." - -type AlertReceiptInput - = ReceiptAdmitted { document: FloorComponentReceiptDocument } - | ReceiptSubjectRejected { mismatch: ReceiptSubjectMatch } - | ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: FloorComponentReceiptDecoding } - -data conclusion_actionability_note: String = "Only Success and Failure drive the alert. GitHub's other conclusions describe a run that did not reach a verdict about its subject — Cancelled, Skipped, TimedOut, Neutral, ActionRequired, StartupFailure — and inventing a red from any of them would be the fabricated-plausible-output DESIGN §5 forbids: a startup failure says nothing whatsoever about whether the corpus is green. The match is total over the closed coproduct, so a conclusion added upstream is a compile error here rather than an arm that silently behaves like one of these." - -fn conclusion_tag(c: WorkflowRunConclusion) -> NonEmptyStr { - match c { - Success => "success" as NonEmptyStr - Failure => "failure" as NonEmptyStr - Cancelled => "cancelled" as NonEmptyStr - Neutral => "neutral" as NonEmptyStr - Skipped => "skipped" as NonEmptyStr - TimedOut => "timed_out" as NonEmptyStr - ActionRequired => "action_required" as NonEmptyStr - StartupFailure => "startup_failure" as NonEmptyStr - } -} - -data signature_derivation_note: String = "THE SIGNATURE IS DERIVED FROM THE TYPED COMPONENT SUMMARIES, not from rendered prose and not from a raw JSON scan. ALERT-3.5 made index, label, outcome and failure_mode strictly decoded fields precisely so this function could key on them; the four together are the grain at which a red that CHANGED CLASS is distinguishable from a red that merely persists. failure_mode is in the key because outcome alone is many-to-one — Infra and WitnessRed both surface as `failed` — so without it a change of owner reads as no change at all.\\n\\nAn empty unsuccessful set under a Failure conclusion still produces a signature rather than being treated as green: the run failed, and a receipt that names no failing component is itself a discrepancy the alert should show unchanged across windows rather than silently reclassify." - -data incident_identity_structure_note: String = "THE INCIDENT IDENTITY IS A SET OF TYPED MEMBERS, NOT A JOINED STRING, and both halves of that sentence were defects in the first revision. It mapped the summaries in receipt order and joined them with a pipe, which made the identity depend on two things it has no business depending on.\\n\\nORDER. The floor emits components in whatever order it walked them, so the same failing set arriving in a different order produced a different string and read as a CHANGED INCIDENT — the alert would announce a new class and re-notify while nothing about the failure had changed. Sorting the members by index fixes it at the identity level rather than by hoping the producer is stable.\\n\\nDELIMITERS. index:label:failure_mode:outcome joined by | is ambiguous the moment a label contains a colon or a pipe, and labels are human-authored component names. Two structurally different populations could serialize to one string, or one population could parse two ways — an identity that collides is not an identity. The label is therefore OUT of the identity entirely: it is display text, while index already identifies the component uniquely (the receipt decoder now refuses a population whose indices are not unique, so that uniqueness is a checked property rather than an assumption). What remains — index, outcome class, failure mode — are the facts that decide whether this is the same incident.\\n\\nComparison is over the STRUCTURED SET. Serialization exists only for writing the marker, and it is canonical because it renders the already-sorted members; nothing compares the rendered forms." - -type ComponentIncidentIdentity { - index: Nat - outcome_tag: NonEmptyStr - failure_mode_tag: NonEmptyStr -} - -type IncidentSignature { - members: List -} - -fn component_incident_identity_of(s: ComponentAlertSummary) -> ComponentIncidentIdentity { - ComponentIncidentIdentity { - index: s.index, - outcome_tag: floor_component_outcome_wire_tag(r: s.outcome) as NonEmptyStr, - failure_mode_tag: floor_component_failure_mode_tag(m: s.failure_mode) as NonEmptyStr - } -} - -fn incident_identity_eq(left: ComponentIncidentIdentity, right: ComponentIncidentIdentity) -> Bool { - left.index == right.index - && (left.outcome_tag as String) == (right.outcome_tag as String) - && (left.failure_mode_tag as String) == (right.failure_mode_tag as String) -} - -fn incident_members_contain(xs: List, needle: ComponentIncidentIdentity) -> Bool { - fold(xs, init: false, f: (acc, x) => acc || incident_identity_eq(left: x, right: needle)) -} - -fn incident_members_sorted_by_index(xs: List) -> List { - fold(xs, init: [], f: (acc, x) => incident_members_insert(sorted: acc, member: x)) -} - -fn incident_members_insert(sorted: List, member: ComponentIncidentIdentity) -> List { - concat( - concat(filter(sorted, y => y.index < member.index), [member]), - filter(sorted, y => !(y.index < member.index)) - ) -} - -fn alert_signature_of(doc: FloorComponentReceiptDocument) -> IncidentSignature { - IncidentSignature { - members: incident_members_sorted_by_index( - xs: map(doc.unsuccessful_summaries, x => component_incident_identity_of(s: x)) - ) - } -} - -fn incident_signature_eq(left: IncidentSignature, right: IncidentSignature) -> Bool { - count(left.members) == count(right.members) - && fold(left.members, init: true, f: (acc, m) => acc && incident_members_contain(xs: right.members, needle: m)) - && fold(right.members, init: true, f: (acc, m) => acc && incident_members_contain(xs: left.members, needle: m)) -} - -fn incident_identity_render(m: ComponentIncidentIdentity) -> String { - concat(concat(m.index as String, ":"), concat(m.outcome_tag as String, concat(":", m.failure_mode_tag as String))) -} - -fn incident_signature_render(sig: IncidentSignature) -> NonEmptyStr { - if count(sig.members) == 0 { - "no-unsuccessful-components" as NonEmptyStr - } else { - join(map(sig.members, m => incident_identity_render(m: m)), "|") as NonEmptyStr - } -} - -data notification_always_carries_escalation_note: String = "EVERY NOTIFYING ARM CARRIES AN AlertNotification, AND EVERY AlertNotification CARRIES THE ESCALATION RECIPIENT. That is a construction property rather than a convention: the four notifying arms cannot be built without one, because the field is required, so an author adding a fifth notifying arm has to supply it to make the program typecheck.\\n\\nThis is the structural form of the defect that started this whole lane. The alert reached its recipient once per incident because the mention lived only in the issue body, and a mention notifies when it is CREATED — body edits send nothing — so the heartbeat and changed-class comments, the artifacts carrying current state, notified nobody for two days while the mechanism reported success. A convention that says `remember to include the mention` is exactly what failed there. The non-notifying arms deliberately do NOT carry one: RefreshIssueWithoutNotification edits a body and sends nothing by design, and giving it a notification field would invite someone to use it." - -fn alert_notification(handle: NonEmptyStr, routings: List) -> AlertNotification { - AlertNotification { escalation_handle: handle, routings: routings } -} - -data decision_predicates_are_witness_surface_note: String = "THE BOOL HELPERS BELOW ARE A WITNESS SURFACE, NOT A DISPATCH SURFACE, AND THE DISTINCTION IS THE ONLY THING MAKING THEM LEGITIMATE. alert_decision_notifies, notification_escalates, routing_lacks_owner and notification_has_unowned_routing exist so a claim can assert a structural property across several arms at once — `every notifying arm carries the escalation mention` is a statement about five arms, and writing it as five separate matches would state the property five times and let a sixth arm be added without it.\\n\\nNo production code calls them, and none may. An effect plan branching on alert_decision_notifies would be exactly the predicate dissolution this lane already refused twice (review 49400, and the state module's own no-notifies-bool argument): the arms do not notify the SAME THING, so a Bool answering only `does this notify` erases the instruction at the one boundary where the caller is about to choose what to say. The realization matches AlertDecision and reads the arm it landed on.\\n\\nThis is stated rather than enforced because nothing in the substrate today distinguishes a witness caller from a production one. It is therefore a convention, and named as one — a reviewer flagged these helpers as the shape that normally trips predicate dissolution, and they were right to look; what makes them safe is a fact about their call sites that no mechanism holds. The trigger for climbing it: if the effect plan ever imports this module, the import list is the place to check." - -fn alert_decision_notifies(d: AlertDecision) -> Bool { - match d { - OpenIssue { signature: _, notification: _ } => true - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { previous: _, current: _, notification: _ } => true - RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { signature: _, silent_for: _, notification: _ } => true - NotifyGreenAndClose { notification: _ } => true - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { first_red: _, signature: _, notification: _ } => true - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { signature: _, silent_for: _ } => false - NoAction { reason: _ } => false - RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: _ } => false - RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared { cause: _ } => false - OpenObserverIncident { conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, notification: _ } => true - RefreshObserverIncident { issue: _, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, silent_for: _, notification: _ } => true - RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification { issue: _, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, silent_for: _ } => false - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: _, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => true - } -} - -fn alert_decision_notification(d: AlertDecision) -> AlertNotification? { - match d { - OpenIssue { signature: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { previous: _, current: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { signature: _, silent_for: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - NotifyGreenAndClose { notification: n } => Present { value: n } - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { first_red: _, signature: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { signature: _, silent_for: _ } => none - NoAction { reason: _ } => none - RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: _ } => none - RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared { cause: _ } => none - OpenObserverIncident { conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - RefreshObserverIncident { issue: _, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, silent_for: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification { issue: _, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, silent_for: _ } => none - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: _, issue_disposition: _, notification: n } => Present { value: n } - } -} - -data escalation_survives_undeclared_owner_note: String = "The predicate that makes the escalation/ownership separation checkable: a notification escalates exactly when the escalation recipient is declared, and that answer does not consult the routings at all. An undeclared lane owner therefore cannot suppress escalation, and — the mirror, which is the half that is easy to lose — a declared lane owner cannot substitute for a missing escalation recipient either. Both directions are witnessed." - -fn notification_escalates(n: AlertNotification) -> Bool { - (n.escalation_handle as String) != "" -} - -fn routing_lacks_owner(r: FalsifierRouting) -> Bool { - match r { - RoutedToOwner { index: _, lane: _, owner: _ } => false - RoutingLaneUndetermined { index: _, cause: _ } => true - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: _, lane: _, cause: _ } => true - } -} - -fn notification_has_unowned_routing(n: AlertNotification) -> Bool { - fold(n.routings, init: false, f: (acc, r) => acc || routing_lacks_owner(r: r)) -} - -data issue_observation_note: String = "NO OPEN ISSUE AND NO STATE MARKER ARE DIFFERENT FACTS, AND FUSING THEM PRODUCED TWO LIVE DEFECTS. The first revision took only the state decoding, so StateAbsent — which means `the issue body carried no marker` — was read as `there is no incident`. Against an issue that predates the marker format, or one a human opened by hand, that meant a red run OPENED A SECOND ISSUE for an incident already tracked, and a green run reported GreenWithNoOpenIncident and never closed the first one. Both are silent; both look like the alert working.\\n\\nThe observation therefore comes first and the marker is a property of a body that exists. MultipleOpenAlertIssues is its own arm rather than `take the first`: two open alert issues means the alert already lost track of itself, and picking one would compound that by writing to an arbitrary half of a split incident. AlertIssueLookupRefused is its own arm because a failed lookup is not an absence — answering `no issue` when the search could not be performed is the empty-observation narrow, and it would open a duplicate on every red until the lookup recovered." - -type AlertIssueObservation - = NoOpenAlertIssue - | OneOpenAlertIssue { issue: Issue, state: FalsifierAlertStateDecoding } - | MultipleOpenAlertIssues { issues: List } - | AlertIssueLookupRefused { cause: NonEmptyStr } - -data readable_incident_state_note: String = "THE MALFORMED MARKER IS PEELED OFF ONCE, AND WHAT REMAINS CANNOT BE MALFORMED. AlertIncidentState is the state a verdict fold is allowed to see: absent, current, or legacy. StateMalformed has no image in it, so the green fold and the red fold cannot re-decide the corrupt-marker question — not because they are careful, but because there is no arm to write it in.\\n\\nThis replaces the shape this module first had, where the guard sat in alert_decision AND again in each of the two folds. All three agreed, so nothing was wrong; what was wrong was that three copies of one rule can only stay in agreement by diligence, and a fourth fold added later would have started with no answer at all. A discriminating RED found this: deleting the outer guard left every claim green, which is what a redundant check looks like from the outside. The rule now lives at exactly one seam, and the two folds are total over a coproduct in which the bad state does not exist." - -type AlertIncidentState - = NoIncidentIssue - | IncidentIssueWithoutMarker { issue: Issue } - | IncidentCurrent { issue: Issue, state: FalsifierAlertState } - | IncidentLegacy { issue: Issue, first_red: FirstRedStanding, signature: NonEmptyStr } - -type AlertIncidentStateReading - = IncidentReadable { state: AlertIncidentState } - | IncidentUnreadable { detail: String } - | IncidentIndeterminate { cause: AlertControllerCause } - -fn alert_incident_state_of(observation: AlertIssueObservation) -> AlertIncidentStateReading { - match observation { - NoOpenAlertIssue => IncidentReadable { state: NoIncidentIssue } - MultipleOpenAlertIssues { issues: xs } => - IncidentIndeterminate { cause: ControllerMultipleOpenIssues { count: count(xs) } } - AlertIssueLookupRefused { cause: c } => - IncidentIndeterminate { cause: ControllerIssueLookupRefused { cause: c } } - OneOpenAlertIssue { issue: iss, state: decoding } => - match decoding { - StateAbsent => IncidentReadable { state: IncidentIssueWithoutMarker { issue: iss } } - CurrentState { state: s } => IncidentReadable { state: IncidentCurrent { issue: iss, state: s } } - LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification { first_red: f, signature: sig } => - IncidentReadable { state: IncidentLegacy { issue: iss, first_red: f, signature: sig } } - StateMalformed { detail: d } => IncidentUnreadable { detail: d } - } - } -} - -data marker_signature_readback_note: String = "THE STORED MARKER IS READ BACK INTO THE STRUCTURE, NOT COMPARED AS TEXT. Comparing the rendered strings would work today — the identity is now sorted, and index, outcome tag and failure-mode tag are all delimiter-free closed vocabularies, so the rendering is unambiguous — but it would be correct only by coincidence of what the members happen to contain, and the coincidence is exactly what broke the first version when a label was in the key. Reading it back means the comparison is over the SET in both directions, and a rendering change cannot silently become a behavioural change.\\n\\nThis is the same grammar read backwards: incident_signature_render writes `index:outcome:mode` members joined by |, and this reads them — and the index goes through strict_natural_of_lexeme, the SAME cardinal check the receipt decoder applies to the same semantic, rather than a bare parse. A stored signature is a hand-editable string in an issue body, so `-1` or `6.5` there is at least as reachable as it is on the wire; re-minting a weaker parse for the readback would have left the fail-open exactly where the marker is most exposed. A member that does not parse into three parts refuses by producing no signature, which makes the marker malformed rather than making it compare unequal — an unreadable marker must not read as `the incident changed` and trigger a notification about nothing." - -fn nth_string(xs: List, n: Nat) -> String? { - fold(xs, init: { i: 0, found: none }, f: (acc, x) => - if acc.i == n { { i: acc.i + 1, found: Present { value: x } } } else { { i: acc.i + 1, found: acc.found } } - ).found -} - -fn incident_identity_of_rendered(part: String) -> ComponentIncidentIdentity? { - let fields = split(s: part, delimiter: ":") - if count(fields) != 3 { - none - } else { - match nth_string(xs: fields, n: 0) { - Absent => none - Present { value: idx } => - match nth_string(xs: fields, n: 1) { - Absent => none - Present { value: outcome } => - match nth_string(xs: fields, n: 2) { - Absent => none - Present { value: mode } => - if outcome == "" || mode == "" { - none - } else { - match strict_natural_of_lexeme(text: idx) { - Absent => none - Present { value: n } => - Present { value: ComponentIncidentIdentity { - index: n, - outcome_tag: outcome as NonEmptyStr, - failure_mode_tag: mode as NonEmptyStr - } } - } - } - } - } - } - } -} - -fn alert_signature_of_marker(marker: NonEmptyStr) -> IncidentSignature? { - if (marker as String) == "no-unsuccessful-components" { - Present { value: IncidentSignature { members: [] } } - } else { - fold(split(s: marker as String, delimiter: "|"), init: Present { value: IncidentSignature { members: [] } }, f: (acc, part) => - match acc { - Absent => none - Present { value: sig } => - match incident_identity_of_rendered(part: part) { - Absent => none - Present { value: m } => Present { value: IncidentSignature { members: concat(sig.members, [m]) } } - } - }) - } -} - -data routing_exact_join_note: String = "THE ROUTINGS ARE JOINED TO THE FAILING SET, NOT TRUSTED AS INPUT. They arrive as a parameter, which means nothing in the type stops a caller passing routings for the wrong run, a stale set from the previous incident, a duplicate, or an empty list. Each of those produces an issue that names the wrong owners or no owners while looking entirely normal, and the alert is the thing an operator trusts to tell them who to talk to.\\n\\nSo the join is exact and by index, the same identity the incident signature is keyed on and the same one the receipt decoder now proves unique: every failing component has exactly one routing, no routing names a component that is not failing, and no index is routed twice. Any of the three refuses with the offending indices named rather than being silently dropped or padded — a missing routing is not `route to nobody`, it is a defect in whoever computed the routings.\\n\\nThis is an accept-and-join rather than deriving the routing inside the decision, because the lane roster is a repository fact the decision has no business reading and holding it here would put a second copy of lane ownership inside the alert. The join is what makes the accepted input safe." - -type RoutingJoinMismatch - = RoutingsMissingForComponents { indices: List } - | RoutingsForNonFailingComponents { indices: List } - | RoutingsDuplicated { indices: List } - -fn routing_index(r: FalsifierRouting) -> Nat { - match r { - RoutedToOwner { index: i, lane: _, owner: _ } => i - RoutingLaneUndetermined { index: i, cause: _ } => i - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: i, lane: _, cause: _ } => i - } -} - -fn nat_list_contains(xs: List, needle: Nat) -> Bool { - fold(xs, init: false, f: (acc, x) => acc || x == needle) -} - -fn nat_list_occurrences(xs: List, needle: Nat) -> Nat { - fold(xs, init: 0, f: (acc, x) => if x == needle { acc + 1 } else { acc }) -} - -fn routing_join_check( - failing: List, - routings: List -) -> RoutingJoinMismatch? { - let failing_indices = map(failing, m => m.index) - let routed_indices = map(routings, r => routing_index(r: r)) - let missing = filter(failing_indices, i => !nat_list_contains(xs: routed_indices, needle: i)) - let surplus = filter(routed_indices, i => !nat_list_contains(xs: failing_indices, needle: i)) - let duplicated = filter(routed_indices, i => nat_list_occurrences(xs: routed_indices, needle: i) > 1) - if count(missing) > 0 { Present { value: RoutingsMissingForComponents { indices: missing } } } - else if count(surplus) > 0 { Present { value: RoutingsForNonFailingComponents { indices: surplus } } } - else if count(duplicated) > 0 { Present { value: RoutingsDuplicated { indices: duplicated } } } - else { none } -} - -data decision_order_note: String = "THE ORDER OF THE GUARDS IS THE ALGEBRA, and it runs outside-in: trust, then the recipient, then whether the observer ran at all, then the artifact, then our own state, then the verdict. Each stage may only be reached when every stage outside it held.\\n\\nTrust first, because an unadmitted event's receipt must never be decoded, rendered, or acted on — this program holds issue-write capability, so content from an untrusted run is exactly what must not reach it. The recipient next, because an alert with nobody to tell should refuse loudly rather than proceed to produce an artifact that mentions no one. Observer availability before the receipt, because a run that timed out or failed at startup produced no receipt at all and demanding one first reports the wrong failure. Then receipt decodability before subject match, because a document that did not decode has no subject to compare; and subject match before state, because a receipt about another run tells us nothing about this incident.\\n\\nSTATE BEFORE VERDICT, AND A CORRUPT MARKER IS NEVER WRITTEN OVER. A green run with a corrupt marker does NOT close the issue: closing is the friendlier-looking answer and it would destroy the marker in the process, which is the one artifact a human needs to diagnose what wrote it. The harm is overwriting an unreadable incident record, not the direction of the verdict, so the same handling applies whether the run passed or failed.\\n\\nWhat changed since this note first described that behaviour is only WHO HEARS ABOUT IT: the corrupt marker used to produce a silent RefuseMalformedState, and it now produces NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable carrying ControllerMarkerMalformed. The marker is still not touched. Silence was the defect — the alert completing successfully while unable to do its job — and the note kept describing the silent arm after the operator verdict removed it (review 49947)." - -fn alert_decision( - admission: FalsifierAlertAdmission, - receipt: AlertReceiptInput, - observation: AlertIssueObservation, - now: EpochMs, - escalation: EscalationRecipient, - routings: List -) -> AlertDecision { - match admission { - AlertRefusedWorkflowNotObserved { observed: _, expected: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertRefusedWorkflowPathNotObserved { observed: _, expected: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned { field: _, observed: _, expected: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain { observed: _, expected: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertRefusedOriginatingEventNotAdmitted { observed: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertRefusedActivityNotCompleted { observed: _, expected: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: _ } => RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: admission } - AlertAdmitted { event: e } => - match escalation { - EscalationUndeclared { cause: c } => RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared { cause: c } - EscalationDeclared { handle: h } => - if conclusion_is_observer_unavailable(c: e.conclusion) { - alert_decision_observer_unavailable( - event: e, - observation: observation, - now: now, - handle: h, - routings: routings - ) - } else { - alert_decision_with_receipt( - event: e, - receipt: receipt, - observation: observation, - now: now, - handle: h, - routings: routings - ) - } - } - } -} - -data observer_unavailable_precedes_the_receipt_note: String = "THE OBSERVER-UNAVAILABLE CHECK RUNS BEFORE THE RECEIPT IS REQUIRED, AND THE ORDER IS THE WHOLE POINT. A run that timed out or failed at startup produced NO RECEIPT — that is what those conclusions mean — so a guard order demanding a decoded, subject-matched receipt first sent every one of them to RefuseReceiptMalformed. The alert would report `the floor's writer is broken` for the common case where the floor never ran at all: a true observation about a missing artifact standing in for the true observation about a missing observer, with the wrong remedy attached and no notification.\\n\\nSo the order is trust, then recipient, then observer availability, then receipt. It reads as an escalating set of questions about what can be known: may I act on this run, is there anyone to tell, did the observer produce a verdict at all, and only then, what does its verdict say. Requiring the artifact before asking whether the producer ran is the inversion that hid the case." - -fn conclusion_is_observer_unavailable(c: WorkflowRunConclusion) -> Bool { - match c { - TimedOut => true - StartupFailure => true - Success => false - Failure => false - Cancelled => false - Neutral => false - Skipped => false - ActionRequired => false - } -} - -fn alert_decision_observer_unavailable( - event: WorkflowRunEvent, - observation: AlertIssueObservation, - now: EpochMs, - handle: NonEmptyStr, - routings: List -) -> AlertDecision { - let tag = conclusion_tag(c: event.conclusion) - let signature = observer_unavailable_signature(conclusion_tag: tag) - match alert_incident_state_of(observation: observation) { - IncidentIndeterminate { cause: c } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: c, - issue_disposition: ControllerIssueUntouched, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentUnreadable { detail: d } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: d }, - issue_disposition: ControllerIssueUntouched, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentReadable { state: incident } => - match incident { - NoIncidentIssue => - OpenObserverIncident { - conclusion_tag: tag, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { - first_red: FirstRedObserved { at: now }, - signature: signature, - last_notification_at: now - }, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentIssueWithoutMarker { issue: iss } => - RefreshObserverIncident { - issue: iss, - conclusion_tag: tag, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { - first_red: FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, - signature: signature, - last_notification_at: now - }, - silent_for: millisecond(count: 0), - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentLegacy { issue: iss, first_red: f, signature: _ } => - RefreshObserverIncident { - issue: iss, - conclusion_tag: tag, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: f, signature: signature, last_notification_at: now }, - silent_for: millisecond(count: 0), - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentCurrent { issue: iss, state: st } => - if (st.signature as String) != (signature as String) - || now >= st.last_notification_at + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) { - RefreshObserverIncident { - issue: iss, - conclusion_tag: tag, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: st.first_red, signature: signature, last_notification_at: now }, - silent_for: millisecond(count: now - st.last_notification_at), - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - } else { - RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification { - issue: iss, - conclusion_tag: tag, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: st.first_red, signature: signature, last_notification_at: st.last_notification_at }, - silent_for: millisecond(count: now - st.last_notification_at) - } - } - } - } -} - -data observer_throttle_symmetry_note: String = "THE OBSERVER PATH IS THROTTLED BY THE SAME WINDOW AS THE RED PATH, and for one revision it was not (review 50351). RefreshObserverIncident was returned unconditionally for IncidentCurrent: it never compared the stored signature, never compared the window, and advanced last_notification_at to now on every run. On the four-hourly falsifier cadence a permanently timed-out observer would therefore have paged every four hours — the exact notification spam this module exists to end — while two notes a few lines apart asserted that it did not. The code was wrong and the prose was right, which is the worse way round: a reader checking the policy would have found it documented and true-looking.\\n\\nTHE SUPPRESSED ARM PRESERVES last_notification_at RATHER THAN ADVANCING IT, and that is the load-bearing half. Writing `now` there looks harmless — the run did just observe the incident — but it restarts the window on every cadence, so the elapsed comparison can never fire and the heartbeat is silenced FOREVER. Advancing turns a spam defect into a silence defect, which is strictly worse because nothing observes it. Only an arm that actually notifies may move the instant, so the field records WHEN WE LAST SPOKE, never when we last looked. The red path's RefreshIssueWithoutNotification carries the same asymmetry for the same reason.\\n\\nThe two notifying cases share one arm because they produce the same effect. A changed observer class and an elapsed window both mean speak now, and RefreshObserverIncident already carries the conclusion_tag that says which conclusion it is; splitting them would be two names for one instruction. The red path splits its two only because their MESSAGES differ — a changed class names the previous signature and the current one — which is a distinction in what gets said, not in whether to say it." - -data observer_signature_note: String = "The observer incident gets its own signature, derived from the conclusion tag, so it is distinguishable from every corpus incident AND from the other observer conclusion. A timeout following a startup failure is a changed class and should say so; a timeout following a timeout is the same incident and is throttled by the ordinary window. Reusing a corpus signature here would make an observer outage look like a component failure with no components." - -fn observer_unavailable_signature(conclusion_tag: NonEmptyStr) -> NonEmptyStr { - concat("observer-unavailable:", conclusion_tag as String) as NonEmptyStr -} - -fn alert_decision_with_receipt( - event: WorkflowRunEvent, - receipt: AlertReceiptInput, - observation: AlertIssueObservation, - now: EpochMs, - handle: NonEmptyStr, - routings: List -) -> AlertDecision { - let notification = alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - match receipt { - ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: d } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: ControllerReceiptMalformed { decoding: d }, - issue_disposition: controller_issue_disposition(observation: observation), - notification: notification - } - ReceiptSubjectRejected { mismatch: m } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: ControllerReceiptMismatch { mismatch: m }, - issue_disposition: controller_issue_disposition(observation: observation), - notification: notification - } - ReceiptAdmitted { document: doc } => - match alert_incident_state_of(observation: observation) { - IncidentIndeterminate { cause: c } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: c, - issue_disposition: controller_issue_disposition(observation: observation), - notification: notification - } - IncidentUnreadable { detail: d } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: d }, - issue_disposition: controller_issue_disposition(observation: observation), - notification: notification - } - IncidentReadable { state: incident } => - match routing_join_check(failing: alert_signature_of(doc: doc).members, routings: routings) { - Present { value: mismatch } => - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: ControllerRoutingJoinRefused { mismatch: mismatch }, - issue_disposition: controller_issue_disposition(observation: observation), - notification: notification - } - Absent => alert_decision_on_verdict( - event: event, - document: doc, - state: incident, - now: now, - handle: handle, - routings: routings - ) - } - } - } -} - -fn controller_issue_disposition(observation: AlertIssueObservation) -> ControllerIssueDisposition { - match observation { - OneOpenAlertIssue { issue: iss, state: _ } => ControllerIssueObserved { issue: iss } - NoOpenAlertIssue => ControllerIssueUntouched - MultipleOpenAlertIssues { issues: _ } => ControllerIssueUntouched - AlertIssueLookupRefused { cause: _ } => ControllerIssueUntouched - } -} - -fn alert_decision_on_verdict( - event: WorkflowRunEvent, - document: FloorComponentReceiptDocument, - state: AlertIncidentState, - now: EpochMs, - handle: NonEmptyStr, - routings: List -) -> AlertDecision { - match event.conclusion { - Success => alert_decision_green(state: state, handle: handle, routings: routings) - Failure => alert_decision_red( - document: document, - state: state, - now: now, - handle: handle, - routings: routings - ) - TimedOut => NoAction { reason: ConclusionDecidedBeforeReceipt { conclusion_tag: conclusion_tag(c: TimedOut) } } - StartupFailure => NoAction { reason: ConclusionDecidedBeforeReceipt { conclusion_tag: conclusion_tag(c: StartupFailure) } } - Cancelled => NoAction { reason: CancellationUnexplained } - Skipped => NoAction { reason: RunPreventedByConfiguration { conclusion_tag: conclusion_tag(c: Skipped) } } - Neutral => NoAction { reason: RunPreventedByConfiguration { conclusion_tag: conclusion_tag(c: Neutral) } } - ActionRequired => NoAction { reason: RunPreventedByConfiguration { conclusion_tag: conclusion_tag(c: ActionRequired) } } - } -} - -data green_close_note: String = "A GREEN RUN CLOSES ONLY AN INCIDENT THAT EXISTS. With no marker there is nothing open and nothing to announce, so the answer is NoAction with the reason recorded — not a notification that everything is fine, which would page the recipient on every successful run of a four-hourly cadence. A legacy marker DOES close: it is a real open incident that merely predates the typed state, and refusing to close it would leave a stale issue open forever as the cost of a format change." - -fn alert_decision_green( - state: AlertIncidentState, - handle: NonEmptyStr, - routings: List -) -> AlertDecision { - match state { - NoIncidentIssue => NoAction { reason: GreenWithNoOpenIncident } - IncidentIssueWithoutMarker { issue: iss } => - NotifyGreenAndClose { issue: iss, notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) } - IncidentCurrent { issue: iss, state: _ } => - NotifyGreenAndClose { issue: iss, notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) } - IncidentLegacy { issue: iss, first_red: _, signature: _ } => - NotifyGreenAndClose { issue: iss, notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) } - } -} - -data red_window_note: String = "THE WINDOW IS MEASURED FROM last_notification_at, WHICH IS THE FACT THE ALERT ITSELF PRODUCED. Not from first_red, which would make the interval drift with incident age; not from the run start, which would notify every run; and emphatically not from the newest comment's timestamp, which is where this began — a single per_page=100 page read oldest-first, so past 100 comments the throttle inverted from at-most-every-20h into every-run. There is no second source of issue state here and none may be added.\\n\\nA CHANGED SIGNATURE IS NEVER THROTTLED. It is a different incident with a different remedy, so suppressing it as `still red` is the conflation the signature exists to detect; the window applies only to a red whose class has not moved.\\n\\nAN EXISTING ISSUE WITH NO MARKER IS ADOPTED, NOT DUPLICATED. It is a real open incident whose body predates the marker or was written by a human, so the alert writes its state onto that issue and notifies once, exactly as it does for a legacy marker. Opening a second issue beside it — which is what the fused reading did — splits one incident across two places and guarantees at least one of them is never closed." - -fn alert_decision_red( - document: FloorComponentReceiptDocument, - state: AlertIncidentState, - now: EpochMs, - handle: NonEmptyStr, - routings: List -) -> AlertDecision { - let signature = alert_signature_of(doc: document) - let rendered = incident_signature_render(sig: signature) - match state { - NoIncidentIssue => - OpenIssue { - signature: signature, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: FirstRedObserved { at: now }, signature: rendered, last_notification_at: now }, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentIssueWithoutMarker { issue: iss } => - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { - issue: iss, - first_red: FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, - signature: signature, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, signature: rendered, last_notification_at: now }, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentLegacy { issue: iss, first_red: f, signature: _ } => - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { - issue: iss, - first_red: f, - signature: signature, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: f, signature: rendered, last_notification_at: now }, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - IncidentCurrent { issue: iss, state: s } => - match alert_signature_of_marker(marker: s.signature) { - Absent => NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { - cause: ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: concat("stored incident signature does not parse: ", s.signature as String) }, - issue_disposition: ControllerIssueObserved { issue: iss }, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - Present { value: previous } => - if !incident_signature_eq(left: previous, right: signature) { - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { - issue: iss, - previous: previous, - current: signature, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: s.first_red, signature: rendered, last_notification_at: now }, - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - } else if now >= s.last_notification_at + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) { - RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { - issue: iss, - signature: signature, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: s.first_red, signature: rendered, last_notification_at: now }, - silent_for: millisecond(count: now - s.last_notification_at), - notification: alert_notification(handle: handle, routings: routings) - } - } else { - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { - issue: iss, - signature: signature, - next_state: FalsifierAlertState { first_red: s.first_red, signature: rendered, last_notification_at: s.last_notification_at }, - silent_for: millisecond(count: now - s.last_notification_at) - } - } - } - } -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_residue.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_residue.dag deleted file mode 100644 index d7e3bc54418..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_residue.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,68 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_alert_residue - -import std.types { NonEmptyStr, String } -import std.content_hash { Sha256Digest } -import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution } - -data falsifier_alert_residue_purpose_note: String = "ALERT-0. This module DECLARES the falsifier alert's residue and the laws its migration must satisfy. IT MOVES NO BEHAVIOR. The embedded program still runs exactly where it ran before; what changes is that it is now a counted row with a named disposition and a dissolution trigger rather than an undeclared fact of the tree. That ordering is deliberate — a residue that is not declared cannot be shown to have shrunk, and a migration that starts by moving behavior has no baseline to measure against." - -// WHAT LANGUAGE-NORMAL-FORM RESIDUE MEANS, stated at the grain that makes it decidable. A .dag corpus that emits foreign artifacts will always contain foreign-language TEXT; that alone is not residue. Residue is foreign text that is in NORMAL FORM for its target language — already a program in that language, authored as such — as opposed to text DERIVED from a modeled structure by an emitter. `bash_build_*` constructors produce shell text and are not residue, because the authority is the Node tree and the text is its projection. A 232-line ECMAScript program pasted into a YAML scalar is residue, because the ECMAScript IS the authority: nothing upstream of it describes what it does, and the only way to change its behavior is to edit ECMAScript. The distinction is exactly the one DESIGN §5 draws between construction and validation, applied to emission: derived text has a single authority, normal-form text is the authority. -type ResidueTarget - = ECMAScript - | Bash - | Yaml - -type ResidueRuntime - = GithubScriptAction - | GithubActionsRunStep - | HostShell - -// ExecutableSourceString is the kind where the residue is a PROGRAM carried as a string value — parsed and executed by a foreign interpreter at runtime, with no modeled structure behind it. It is distinguished from a configuration literal (a string the foreign runtime reads as data) because the remedies differ: a configuration literal wants a typed carrier projected into the same position, while an executable source string wants its BEHAVIOR remodeled and the string deleted. Naming the kind is what makes the disposition derivable rather than chosen per row. -type ResidueKind - = ExecutableSourceString - | ConfigurationLiteral - -data residue_disposition_note: String = "ReplaceWithLanguageIndependentBehavior is the disposition that says: this residue does NOT become an emitter for its target language. The behavior is remodeled as ordinary typed .dag over typed effects, the foreign program is DELETED, and only a thin foreign-executor wrapper remains — a wrapper that invokes a controller, carrying no business logic of its own. It is deliberately distinct from EmitFromModel, which is the right disposition when the artifact genuinely must BE a program in the target language (a generated shell script, a generated workflow file). Choosing EmitFromModel here would have converted a business-logic migration into a JavaScript-emission project, which is a different and much larger lane, and would have left the same logic maintained in the same language with an extra step in front of it." - -type ResidueDisposition - = ReplaceWithLanguageIndependentBehavior - | EmitFromModel - -type LanguageNormalFormResidue { - site: NonEmptyStr - target: ResidueTarget - runtime: ResidueRuntime - kind: ResidueKind - disposition: ResidueDisposition - dissolution: DissolutionCondition -} - -data falsifier_alert_embedded_program_residue: LanguageNormalFormResidue = LanguageNormalFormResidue { - site: ".github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml", - target: ECMAScript, - runtime: GithubScriptAction, - kind: ExecutableSourceString, - disposition: ReplaceWithLanguageIndependentBehavior, - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "the generated typed falsifier-alert workflow cutover — the alert's decision algebra runs as .dag over typed receipt, clock, state and issue operations, and the github-script step carries no program") -} - -data falsifier_alert_residue_registry: List = [ - falsifier_alert_embedded_program_residue -] - -data falsifier_alert_runtime_acquisition_note: String = "THE ALERT CONTROLLER MUST REMAIN AVAILABLE WHEN THE WORKFLOW IT OBSERVES CANNOT BUILD. This is the load-bearing constraint and it eliminates all three obvious acquisition routes, each for its own reason.\n\nBUILD IT IN THE ALERT JOB: fails exactly when the incident IS a build failure. The observer would go dark in the case it most needs to report, and — worse — it would go dark SILENTLY, because a failed build in the alert job looks like an infrastructure blip rather than a suppressed alert. An observer whose availability is correlated with the health of its subject is not an observer.\n\nDOWNLOAD IT FROM THE TRIGGERING RUN: fails when that run died before publishing artifacts, which is a normal way for the observed run to fail. It also makes the observer execute an artifact produced by the run it is judging, so a run that fails in a way that corrupts its own outputs gets to choose what is said about it.\n\nUSE A MUTABLE PATH LIKE /opt/gunbc/bin/gunbc: silently runs whatever is installed. There is no revision in the record, so two alert runs a week apart can behave differently with nothing anywhere saying so, and a bad deploy to that path changes the observer's behavior without any change to this repository.\n\nTHE SHAPE THAT SURVIVES ALL THREE is a CONTENT-ADDRESSED LAST-KNOWN-GOOD bundle: the binary, the exact alert-program source closure it interprets, and a manifest binding both to one controller revision, selected and VERIFIED THROUGH THE MANIFEST. Last-known-good here is deliberate observer independence, not accidental staleness — the observer is pinned to a revision that was known to work, precisely so that breaking the tree cannot break the thing that reports the tree is broken. A versioned path may be the storage realization, but the path is never the authority: the manifest is, and a bundle whose contents do not hash to the manifest refuses rather than running. An exact triggering-run bundle may become an optional FAST PATH later, once trust and identity admission exist to say whose artifact it is — never the only path, and never the default." - -type FalsifierAlertRuntime { - controller_revision: NonEmptyStr - binary_digest: Sha256Digest - source_closure_digest: Sha256Digest -} - -// VERIFICATION IS A REFUSAL, NOT A WARNING. The bundle is admitted only when the binary and the source closure both hash to the digests the manifest names for the selected controller revision. A mismatch on either is a typed, located refusal that stops the alert — it does not fall back to a different bundle, to a mutable path, or to running the binary anyway. The reasoning is DESIGN §5's absorbing-fallback rule at its sharpest: this controller holds issues: write, so an unverified binary is a thing with write access to the repository's issue tracker, and 'proceed as if verification had passed' is the escape hatch that makes the verification decorative. A refusal here means the alert does not run, which is a visible outage of the observer — and a visible outage is strictly better than an invisible compromise of it. -type FalsifierAlertRuntimeAdmission - = RuntimeAdmitted { runtime: FalsifierAlertRuntime } - | RuntimeManifestAbsent { detail: NonEmptyStr } - | RuntimeBinaryDigestMismatch { expected: Sha256Digest, observed: Sha256Digest } - | RuntimeSourceClosureDigestMismatch { expected: Sha256Digest, observed: Sha256Digest } - -data falsifier_alert_runtime_scaffold_note: String = "gunbc.cli_invoke gunbc_run_shell assumes $ROOT/target/release/gunbc. That is an EMISSION SCAFFOLD for steps that run inside a checkout which has just built the binary — it is not, and must not become, the acquisition authority for this alert. Reusing it here would silently reintroduce the build-it-in-the-job route rejected above, because it presumes exactly the successful build whose absence is the incident. The acquisition authority is the manifest; that this module says so explicitly is what keeps a later author from reaching for the nearest existing helper." diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_state.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_state.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 3030c40da9b..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_alert_state.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,203 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_alert_state - -import std.types { NonEmptyStr, String, EpochMs } -import std.measure { Millisecond, millisecond } -import extdeps.languages.json.emit { - JsonValue, JsonString, JsonNumber, - json_object, json_kv, json_string, json_int, JsonKeyValue, - serialize_json -} -import extdeps.languages.json.parse { - parse_json, - json_object_unique_member, - JsonMemberFound, - JsonMemberAbsent, - JsonMemberDuplicated, - JsonMemberNotAnObject -} - -data falsifier_alert_state_purpose_note: String = "ALERT-2's state half. The alert's own state — when the incident started, what is currently failing, and when it last NOTIFIED — rides in the issue body as a typed marker, so the issue remains the single authority for its own state and no external store exists. This module owns the marker's shape and both directions across it.\n\nlast_notification_at IS THE POINT OF THIS CARRIER. It replaces recovering the throttle's input by listing the issue's comments and reading the newest one's timestamp, which failed three separate ways: it read comments[length-1] from a single per_page=100 page, and since the endpoint returns oldest-first and accepts no sort parameter, past 100 comments that index is the 100th and only gets older — so the throttle inverted from at-most-every-20h into every-run, turning a silent alert into a spamming one. It also broke if anyone else commented on the issue, and it made a fact the alert itself produced depend on an API call that could fail. The alert knows when it last notified because it did the notifying; that fact is now written where it is produced and read back with no API call at all." - -data first_red_standing_note: String = "first_red IS A STANDING, NOT ALWAYS AN INSTANT. Adopting an issue that predates state tracking — one opened by hand, or written before this marker existed — means the alert genuinely does not know when the falsifier first went red. Writing `now` there records a fabricated observation under the name of a measurement, and the issue then says `red since 09:14` about an incident that may have started days earlier.\\n\\nSo the marker can say it does not know. FirstRedObserved carries an instant this alert actually recorded; FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking says the incident predates what is knowable. Both render honestly and they render differently, which is the whole point — one confident sentence that is sometimes false is worse than two true ones.\\n\\nOn the wire the unknown case is JSON null rather than a sentinel number: 0 would be a valid EpochMs meaning 1970, and every consumer would have to know which impossible instant means `unknown`. A null is the absence, and the decoder reads it as the standing rather than as a malformed number." - -type FirstRedStanding - = FirstRedObserved { at: EpochMs } - | FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking - -fn first_red_json(f: FirstRedStanding) -> JsonValue { - match f { - FirstRedObserved { at: t } => json_int(n: t) - FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => json_null() - } -} - -type FalsifierAlertState { - first_red: FirstRedStanding - signature: NonEmptyStr - last_notification_at: EpochMs -} - -data falsifier_alert_state_marker_prefix: NonEmptyStr = "" - -data falsifier_alert_state_first_red_member: String = "first_red" - -data falsifier_alert_state_signature_member: String = "signature" - -data falsifier_alert_state_last_notification_member: String = "last_notification_at" - -data falsifier_alert_state_decode_note: String = "STATE DECODING IS FOUR NAMED STATES AND NOT AN OPTIONAL. CurrentState is a marker carrying all three fields. LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification is a marker written before last_notification_at existed — it has first_red and signature, and its absence of a notification time is a real fact about a real issue in the wild, not a malformation. StateAbsent is no marker at all. StateMalformed is a marker that is present but does not decode.\n\nCollapsing any pair of these would produce a wrong action. Legacy and Absent differ in whether first_red is known, and first_red is the ONLY record of when the incident started — losing it silently restarts the clock on an incident that has been running for days. Absent and Malformed differ in whether something is broken: an issue that predates markers is expected, an issue whose marker does not parse means either the body was hand-edited or the writer has a defect, and both want to be seen.\n\nTHE LEGACY ARM SENDS EXACTLY ONE MIGRATION NOTIFICATION and rewrites the body with typed state, after which the issue is Current forever. One, because the transition is a real event an operator should see once; exactly one, because a migration that notified on every run would be the spamming failure this module exists to close, arriving by a different road.\n\nTHE `First red:` REGEX RECOVERY IS DROPPED. The previous version recovered first_red from a RENDERED PROSE LINE in the issue body when no marker was present. State is never recovered from prose: the prose is a projection for humans, its wording is free to change, and a parser over it makes every cosmetic edit to the alert's own rendering a potential silent state loss. An issue with no marker now yields StateAbsent honestly rather than a value reconstructed from a sentence." - -type FalsifierAlertStateDecoding - = CurrentState { state: FalsifierAlertState } - | LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification { first_red: FirstRedStanding, signature: NonEmptyStr } - | StateAbsent - | StateMalformed { detail: String } - -fn falsifier_alert_state_json(state: FalsifierAlertState) -> JsonValue { - json_object(members: [ - json_kv(key: falsifier_alert_state_first_red_member, value: first_red_json(f: state.first_red)), - json_kv(key: falsifier_alert_state_signature_member, value: json_string(s: state.signature as String)), - json_kv(key: falsifier_alert_state_last_notification_member, value: json_int(n: state.last_notification_at)) - ]) -} - -fn falsifier_alert_state_marker(state: FalsifierAlertState) -> String { - concat( - concat(falsifier_alert_state_marker_prefix as String, serialize_json(v: falsifier_alert_state_json(state: state))), - falsifier_alert_state_marker_suffix as String - ) -} - -type FalsifierAlertStateNumber - = StateNumberFound { value: EpochMs } - | StateNumberMissing - | StateNumberMalformed { detail: String } - | StateNumberNull - -data falsifier_alert_state_number_note: String = "A state number is read back through the JSON number's LEXEME, and a lexeme that is not a run of decimal digits is a malformation rather than a value. This module writes those numbers itself through json_int, so any other shape means the marker was edited by hand or produced by something that is not this writer — in both cases the honest answer is Malformed. The negative arm is explicit rather than left to the carrier: parse_int admits a leading minus, so without it a negative lexeme would reach an `Int where range(min: 0)` position having passed the only check that looked at it." - -fn falsifier_alert_state_number_at(v: JsonValue, key: String) -> FalsifierAlertStateNumber { - match json_object_unique_member(v: v, key: key) { - JsonMemberAbsent => StateNumberMissing - JsonMemberDuplicated { count: _ } => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is duplicated in the state marker") } - JsonMemberNotAnObject => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: "state marker payload is not a JSON object" } - JsonMemberFound { value: found } => - match found { - JsonNumber { lexeme: l } => - match parse_int(s: l as String) { - Absent => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is not an integer") } - Present { value: n } => - if n < 0 { - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is negative") } - } else { - StateNumberFound { value: n } - } - } - JsonString { value: _ } => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is a string, expected a number") } - JsonNull => - StateNumberNull - JsonBool { value: _ } => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is a bool, expected a number") } - JsonArray { elements: _ } => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is an array, expected a number") } - JsonObject { members: _ } => - StateNumberMalformed { detail: concat(key, " is an object, expected a number") } - } - } -} - -type FalsifierAlertStateSignature - = StateSignatureFound { value: NonEmptyStr } - | StateSignatureMissing - | StateSignatureMalformed { detail: String } - -fn falsifier_alert_state_signature_at(v: JsonValue) -> FalsifierAlertStateSignature { - match json_object_unique_member(v: v, key: falsifier_alert_state_signature_member) { - JsonMemberAbsent => StateSignatureMissing - JsonMemberDuplicated { count: _ } => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is duplicated in the state marker" } - JsonMemberNotAnObject => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "state marker payload is not a JSON object" } - JsonMemberFound { value: found } => - match found { - JsonString { value: s } => - if s == "" { - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is the empty string" } - } else { - StateSignatureFound { value: s as NonEmptyStr } - } - JsonNumber { lexeme: _ } => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is a number, expected a string" } - JsonNull => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is null, expected a string" } - JsonBool { value: _ } => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is a bool, expected a string" } - JsonArray { elements: _ } => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is an array, expected a string" } - JsonObject { members: _ } => - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: "signature is an object, expected a string" } - } - } -} - -data first_red_null_is_the_unknown_standing_note: String = "A NULL first_red IS THE UNKNOWN STANDING, NOT A MALFORMED NUMBER — and null is a TYPED ARM of the number reader rather than a detail string to be matched. The first version of this compared the reader's diagnostic prose against a constant, which would have made the meaning of a marker depend on the wording of an error message: rewording it would silently turn `unknown since before tracking` back into `this marker is corrupt`. Reading state out of prose is the exact practice this module deleted when it dropped the `First red:` regex, and it had crept back in one layer down.\\n\\nSo StateNumberNull is its own arm, every numeric member sees it, and each decides. first_red reads it as the unknown standing; last_notification_at still refuses, because there is no meaningful `we notified at an unknown time` — either we did and we know when, or the marker is legacy and says nothing at all." - -fn falsifier_alert_state_with_first_red( - standing: FirstRedStanding, - signature: NonEmptyStr, - doc: JsonValue -) -> FalsifierAlertStateDecoding { - match falsifier_alert_state_number_at(v: doc, key: falsifier_alert_state_last_notification_member) { - StateNumberMissing => LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification { first_red: standing, signature: signature } - StateNumberNull => StateMalformed { detail: "last_notification_at is null" } - StateNumberMalformed { detail: d } => StateMalformed { detail: d } - StateNumberFound { value: last_notification } => - CurrentState { - state: FalsifierAlertState { - first_red: standing, - signature: signature, - last_notification_at: last_notification - } - } - } -} - -fn falsifier_alert_state_from_payload(payload: String) -> FalsifierAlertStateDecoding { - match parse_json(s: payload) { - Absent => StateMalformed { detail: "state marker payload is not valid JSON" } - Present { value: doc } => - match falsifier_alert_state_signature_at(v: doc) { - StateSignatureMissing => StateMalformed { detail: "state marker has no signature" } - StateSignatureMalformed { detail: d } => StateMalformed { detail: d } - StateSignatureFound { value: signature } => - match falsifier_alert_state_number_at(v: doc, key: falsifier_alert_state_first_red_member) { - StateNumberMissing => StateMalformed { detail: "state marker has no first_red" } - StateNumberNull => - falsifier_alert_state_with_first_red(standing: FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, signature: signature, doc: doc) - StateNumberMalformed { detail: d } => StateMalformed { detail: d } - StateNumberFound { value: first_red } => - falsifier_alert_state_with_first_red(standing: FirstRedObserved { at: first_red }, signature: signature, doc: doc) - } - } - } -} - -data falsifier_alert_throttle_window_note: String = "The heartbeat window is 20 hours expressed in milliseconds, and it is deliberately shorter than the 24-hour period a `daily` heartbeat suggests. A run cadence of every 4 hours means a 24-hour window would let a heartbeat slip a full cycle whenever the previous one landed slightly late, so the window is set below the cadence-aligned boundary it must not cross. It is a policy budget, not a measurement, which is what makes a literal legitimate here under DESIGN's oracle rule: it states the maximum silence an operator accepts during a live incident." - -data falsifier_alert_instant_duration_split_note: String = "AN INSTANT AND A DURATION ARE DIFFERENT CARRIERS HERE, and an earlier revision straddled them (review 49400, the load-bearing finding on this PR). EpochMs is `milliseconds since the Unix epoch` — a POINT IN TIME — and it was being used for the heartbeat window and for the `silent_for` elapsed spans as well as for the instants. With one carrier for both, `first_red + last_notification_at` typechecks, and it is nonsense: adding two instants has no meaning. So does `now + window` returning something the type says is an instant when the operands say otherwise.\n\nThe split is the ordinary affine one. Instants — first_red, last_notification_at, now — stay EpochMs, because that is what they are and it is the carrier the rest of this tree already uses for epoch-milliseconds facts. Durations — the window, and every silent_for — are std.measure Millisecond, the ratified Measure magnitude, so a duration cannot be passed where an instant is expected or vice versa. The two arithmetic sites are the only places they meet, and each is a legitimate affine operation: instant MINUS instant yields a duration, and instant PLUS duration yields an instant. They are written through millisecond/millisecond_count at exactly those points rather than by making the carriers interchangeable, so the crossing is visible where it happens instead of being everywhere." - -data falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window: Millisecond = millisecond(count: 72000000) - -data falsifier_alert_malformed_state_refuses_note: String = "A MALFORMED MARKER REFUSES; IT DOES NOT BECOME A NEW INCIDENT. An earlier revision mapped StateAbsent and StateMalformed to the same first-red outcome, which threw away the distinction the decoding coproduct exists to make and did so at the one point where it has a data-loss consequence.\n\nThe two are not alike. ABSENT means no marker exists, so there is no incident state to lose and initiating one is correct. MALFORMED means a marker IS there and did not decode — the body was hand-edited, or something that is not this writer produced it, or the writer has a defect. Treating that as a first red does two harmful things at once: it announces a NEW incident for one that has been running, and the very next write overwrites the corrupt marker with a fresh first_red, destroying the only surviving record of when the real incident started. The corruption is then unrecoverable AND unreported, because the alert's own repair erased the evidence.\n\nSo the arm refuses. the refusal carries the decoder's located detail and drives no write: the incident state stays exactly as it is on the issue, corrupt and inspectable, and a human decides. That is DESIGN §5's failure arm — refuse, never widen — applied to a decoder's own output, and the widening it forbids here is the alert overwriting a fact it could not read." - -data falsifier_alert_throttle_note: String = "THE THROTTLE DECISION IS PURE AND TOTAL over (now, state, current signature). A CHANGED SIGNATURE ALWAYS NOTIFIES AND IS NEVER THROTTLED — it is a different incident with a different remedy, so suppressing it as `still red` is the state-space conflation the whole signature mechanism exists to prevent. An unchanged signature notifies only when the window has elapsed since the LAST NOTIFICATION, not since the run started and not since first_red. Comparing against last_notification_at is what makes the window mean what it says: measuring from first_red would make the interval drift with incident age, and measuring from the run start would notify every run." - -data falsifier_alert_throttle_authority_note: String = "THE THROTTLE DECISION IS NOT DEFINED HERE. This module owns the state MARKER — its shape, its encoding, and the decoding of a payload into FalsifierAlertStateDecoding — and it stops there. Whether a given state plus a given signature plus a given instant means notify, suppress or refuse is decided once, by gunbc.falsifier_alert_decision.\\n\\nIt was briefly defined in both places. FalsifierAlertNotificationDecision and falsifier_alert_notification_decision lived here and computed the same window comparison, the same signature comparison and the same silent_for as alert_decision_red; the copy here had no production consumer, only its own witnesses. Two implementations of one rule stay in agreement only by diligence, and the narrower one would have been the tempting thing to call from an effect plan later — at which point the alert would have had two answers to the same question with nothing forcing them to match. Deleted with ALERT-4, and the payload-driven witnesses it carried moved onto alert_decision rather than being deleted alongside it, so the decoder-to-decision coverage survived the consolidation." - -data falsifier_alert_no_notifies_bool_note: String = "THERE IS DELIBERATELY NO does-this-notify BOOL over the state decoding, for the same reason the admission module has none (review 49400). The arms do not notify the SAME THING — a changed incident, a heartbeat, a one-time migration and a first red produce different messages to different effect — so a Bool erases the distinction at the one boundary where the caller is about to choose what to say. The decision coproduct is the instruction; collapsing it to a flag means re-deriving the instruction somewhere else from something weaker. The coproduct itself now lives in gunbc.falsifier_alert_decision as AlertDecision." diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag deleted file mode 100644 index c482ee41c50..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_cold_corpus_execution.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,232 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution - -import std.types { String, Bool } -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { - floor_component_receipt_path, - floor_component_receipt_schema, - floor_component_receipt_artifact_name, -} - -data falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_note: String = "NARROW CARRIER (operator ruling proud-bear-834 msg_4657b662, adhoc-8b992195-d13; receipt-backed correction msg_bc390264): whether the falsifier cold corpus EXECUTED, distinct from whether witnesses inside it produced verdicts. CorpusExecuted is emitted only when the floor-component receipt artifact is present and parses — never inferred from a job status code alone (a cold-corpus failure before upload used to read as corpus-executed, which is fabricated plausible output). A generic workflow failure must NEVER be read as evidence the falsifier found a regression; CorpusNotRun arms name infrastructure, not witness redness. The four-job split is pre-authorized in gunbc.falsifier_run_control falsifier_control_prerequisite_note." - -data falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_receipt_path: String = "target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json" - -data falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_schema: String = "falsifier-cold-corpus-execution/v1" - -data falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id: String = "cold-corpus" - -type GithubJobOutcome - = JobOutcomeSuccess - | JobOutcomeFailure - | JobOutcomeCancelled - | JobOutcomeSkipped - | JobOutcomeUnknown { raw: String } - -fn github_job_outcome_from_result(result: String) -> GithubJobOutcome { - if result == "success" { - JobOutcomeSuccess - } else if result == "failure" { - JobOutcomeFailure - } else if result == "cancelled" { - JobOutcomeCancelled - } else if result == "skipped" { - JobOutcomeSkipped - } else { - JobOutcomeUnknown { raw: result } - } -} - -type CorpusNotRunCause - = BuildJobFailed - | BuildJobCancelled - | BuildJobSkipped - | ColdCorpusJobCancelled - | ColdCorpusJobSkipped { blocking_job: String } - | ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent - | ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt - | ReleaseArtifactsUnavailable - | EnvironmentUnavailable { detail: String } - -type ColdCorpusExecution - = CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: String } - | CorpusNotRun { cause: CorpusNotRunCause } - -fn classify_cold_corpus_execution( - build: GithubJobOutcome, - cold: GithubJobOutcome, - floor_receipt_present: Bool -) -> ColdCorpusExecution { - match build { - JobOutcomeSuccess => - match cold { - JobOutcomeCancelled => CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusJobCancelled } - JobOutcomeSkipped => CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusJobSkipped { blocking_job: falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id } } - JobOutcomeUnknown { raw: detail } => CorpusNotRun { cause: EnvironmentUnavailable { detail: detail } } - JobOutcomeSuccess => - if floor_receipt_present { - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: floor_component_receipt_path } - } else { - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent } - } - JobOutcomeFailure => - if floor_receipt_present { - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: floor_component_receipt_path } - } else { - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt } - } - } - JobOutcomeFailure => CorpusNotRun { cause: BuildJobFailed } - JobOutcomeCancelled => CorpusNotRun { cause: BuildJobCancelled } - JobOutcomeSkipped => CorpusNotRun { cause: BuildJobSkipped } - JobOutcomeUnknown { raw: detail } => CorpusNotRun { cause: EnvironmentUnavailable { detail: detail } } - } -} - -fn cold_corpus_execution_is_executed(c: ColdCorpusExecution) -> Bool { - match c { - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: _ } => true - CorpusNotRun { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -data corpus_executed_tag: String = "corpus-executed" - -data corpus_not_run_tag: String = "corpus-not-run" - -fn cold_corpus_execution_tag(c: ColdCorpusExecution) -> String { - match c { - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: _ } => corpus_executed_tag - CorpusNotRun { cause: _ } => corpus_not_run_tag - } -} - -data corpus_not_run_build_failed_tag: String = "build-job-failed" - -data corpus_not_run_build_cancelled_tag: String = "build-job-cancelled" - -data corpus_not_run_build_skipped_tag: String = "build-job-skipped" - -data corpus_not_run_cold_cancelled_tag: String = "cold-corpus-job-cancelled" - -data corpus_not_run_cold_skipped_tag: String = "cold-corpus-job-skipped" - -data corpus_not_run_cold_receipt_artifact_absent_tag: String = "cold-corpus-receipt-artifact-absent" - -data corpus_not_run_cold_failed_before_receipt_tag: String = "cold-corpus-failed-before-receipt" - -data corpus_not_run_release_artifacts_tag: String = "release-artifacts-unavailable" - -data corpus_not_run_environment_tag: String = "environment-unavailable" - -fn corpus_not_run_cause_tag(cause: CorpusNotRunCause) -> String { - match cause { - BuildJobFailed => corpus_not_run_build_failed_tag - BuildJobCancelled => corpus_not_run_build_cancelled_tag - BuildJobSkipped => corpus_not_run_build_skipped_tag - ColdCorpusJobCancelled => corpus_not_run_cold_cancelled_tag - ColdCorpusJobSkipped { blocking_job: _ } => corpus_not_run_cold_skipped_tag - ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent => corpus_not_run_cold_receipt_artifact_absent_tag - ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt => corpus_not_run_cold_failed_before_receipt_tag - ReleaseArtifactsUnavailable => corpus_not_run_release_artifacts_tag - EnvironmentUnavailable { detail: _ } => corpus_not_run_environment_tag - } -} - -fn cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json(c: ColdCorpusExecution) -> String { - match c { - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: path } => - concat( - concat("{\"schema\":\"", concat(falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_schema, "\",")), - concat( - concat("\"execution\":\"", concat(corpus_executed_tag, "\",")), - concat(concat("\"receipt_path\":\"", concat(path, "\"}")), "") - ) - ) - CorpusNotRun { cause: cause } => - match cause { - EnvironmentUnavailable { detail: detail } => - concat( - concat("{\"schema\":\"", concat(falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_schema, "\",")), - concat( - concat(concat("\"execution\":\"", concat(corpus_not_run_tag, "\",")), concat("\"cause\":\"", concat(corpus_not_run_environment_tag, "\","))), - concat(concat("\"detail\":\"", concat(detail, "\"}")), "") - ) - ) - ColdCorpusJobSkipped { blocking_job: job } => - concat( - concat("{\"schema\":\"", concat(falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_schema, "\",")), - concat( - concat(concat("\"execution\":\"", concat(corpus_not_run_tag, "\",")), concat("\"cause\":\"", concat(corpus_not_run_cold_skipped_tag, "\","))), - concat(concat("\"blocking_job\":\"", concat(job, "\"}")), "") - ) - ) - _ => - concat( - concat("{\"schema\":\"", concat(falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_schema, "\",")), - concat( - concat(concat("\"execution\":\"", concat(corpus_not_run_tag, "\",")), concat("\"cause\":\"", concat(corpus_not_run_cause_tag(cause: cause), "\"}"))), - "" - ) - ) - } - } -} - -fn cadence_verdict_should_fail( - build: GithubJobOutcome, - cold: GithubJobOutcome, - floor_receipt_present: Bool -) -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: build, cold: cold, floor_receipt_present: floor_receipt_present) { - CorpusNotRun { cause: _ } => true - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: _ } => cold != JobOutcomeSuccess - } -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_build_failed() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_build_cancelled() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeCancelled, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_build_skipped() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSkipped, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_skipped() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_cancelled() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeCancelled, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_receipt_artifact_absent() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSuccess, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_failed_before_receipt() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -fn aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed() -> String { - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true) - ) -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag deleted file mode 100644 index d664ecb693b..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_lane.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,688 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_lane - -import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution } - -import std.types { String, NonEmptyStr, Bool, List, list_length } -import std.nat { Nat } -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { - FloorComponentRow, - ModeUnrecorded, - floor_component_row_index, - floor_component_row_is_done, - floor_component_row_of, - floor_component_row_of_failure_mode, - floor_component_transition_outcome -} -import std.observation { Done, Refused, Failed, TimedOut, Skipped, Final } -import std.measure { millisecond } - -data falsifier_lane_note: String = "The falsifier's per-component LANE identity, and the two things derived from it: a totality receipt (did every planned component report?) and a routing verdict (which lane owns a failing component?). WHY IT EXISTS, priced: gunbc.floor_component_receipt made the alert read per-component state instead of inferring one causal story from the overall conclusion, but it left the component ANONYMOUS. The label the seed stamps on a discovery batch is generated from the runnable's shape — claim_executor formats 'discovery-corpus[N root(s)+M explicit, adaptive width]' — so two lanes with the same root/entry arithmetic are indistinguishable in the receipt, and no label names the roster that failed. Triage therefore still ends at 'a batch was red', which is the same blindness one level down. THE FIX IS ATTRIBUTION, NOT A SECOND LABEL: the plan already knows which lane each batch is, because each batch is built by a named function over a named roster; that fact is simply discarded when the schedule flattens to List>. This module carries the lane vocabulary and the enrollment-ordered projection, and ci_floor_plan derives BOTH the batch schedule and the planned-component roster from one enrollment list — so an added lane cannot appear in the schedule without appearing in the attribution (DESIGN section 3: one authority, no fork to drift)." - -data falsifier_lane_index_join_note: String = "The join key is the 1-based batch INDEX, and that is not in tension with floor_component_receipt_role_note's rule against keying on indices. That rule forbids treating an index as a STABLE NAME across runs — 'batch 4 is the silent-pick gate' relocates a hardcoded assumption, because gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches composes conditionally on enrollment flags and one flip shifts every later index. Here the index is used only WITHIN ONE RUN, to join a receipt against the very plan that produced it: both sides are projections of the same enrollment state, evaluated for the same run, so the correspondence is exact by construction rather than assumed. What crosses runs is the LANE, which is a name and stays one. The index is the join; the lane is the identity." - -type FalsifierLane - = LaneSelfHostWet - | LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed - | LaneKnownRedProbe - | LaneSilentPickGate - | LaneRehomedBinWet - | LaneSubstrateLongLane - | LaneCadenceWitness - | LaneGates - -fn falsifier_lane_name(l: FalsifierLane) -> String { - match l { - LaneSelfHostWet => "self_host_wet" - LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed => "self_host_wet_known_red" - LaneKnownRedProbe => "known_red_probe" - LaneSilentPickGate => "silent_pick_gate" - LaneRehomedBinWet => "rehomed_bin_wet" - LaneSubstrateLongLane => "substrate_long_lane" - LaneCadenceWitness => "cadence_witness" - LaneGates => "gates" - } -} - -fn falsifier_lane_eq(left: FalsifierLane, right: FalsifierLane) -> Bool { - falsifier_lane_name(l: left) == falsifier_lane_name(l: right) -} - -type FalsifierLaneEnrollment { - lane: FalsifierLane - enrolled: Bool -} - -type FalsifierPlannedComponent { - index: Nat - lane: FalsifierLane -} - -fn falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: List) -> List { - fold(enrollments, init: [], f: fn(acc, e) { - if e.enrolled { - concat(acc, [FalsifierPlannedComponent { index: list_length(items: acc) + 1, lane: e.lane }]) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -fn falsifier_planned_indices(planned: List) -> List { - planned |> map(p => p.index) -} - -fn falsifier_reported_indices(rows: List) -> List { - rows |> map(r => floor_component_row_index(row: r)) -} - -fn index_occurrence_count(xs: List, target: Nat) -> Nat { - fold(xs, init: 0, f: fn(acc, x) { if x == target { acc + 1 } else { acc } }) -} - -fn list_contains_index(xs: List, target: Nat) -> Bool { - index_occurrence_count(xs: xs, target: target) > 0 -} - -fn duplicated_indices(xs: List) -> List { - fold(xs, init: [], f: fn(acc, x) { - if (index_occurrence_count(xs: xs, target: x) > 1) && !list_contains_index(xs: acc, target: x) { - concat(acc, [x]) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -data falsifier_run_standing_scope_note: String = "SCOPE, and the boundary that keeps this from being a second representation. This answers ONE question — did the falsifier job execute the components it planned — at BATCH grain. It does NOT answer whether any witness inside a component produced a verdict; that is the pending/current semantic evidence lifecycle signed on the witness-evidence-lifecycle model (docs/plans/witness-evidence-lifecycle-design.md, PR #7778), which is function-grain and is the single authority for enrollment-versus-execution. Nothing here may be read as evidence. The two are composed, never merged: run standing is a NECESSARY condition for the run having observed anything, and it is emphatically not a sufficient one — a component can report Done while every witness inside it was Interrupted and produced no verdict at all. falsifier_observed_health below is what enforces that composition structurally rather than by this note asking readers to remember it. Citation caveat carried per the coordinating directive: the FalsifierSubstrateLongLane cadence that model cites as its live specimen is currently dark." - -data falsifier_run_standing_axes_note: String = "Three defect axes, each an exact index SET and each required to be explicitly empty — never a count equality between planned and reported (DESIGN section 5: completeness is an identity join, and count(planned) == count(reported) is satisfied by one missing component alongside one surplus one; witness_standing_reds_when_counts_agree_but_identities_do_not is the discriminating red for exactly that). MISSING is the axis the receipt cannot currently express on its own: the seed pads batches the stop policy never reached with an explicit not_reached Skipped row, so a gap in the reported set is not an unreached batch — it is the executor and the plan disagreeing about what the run consisted of, which is precisely the state no existing check can see. SURPLUS is its mirror. DUPLICATE catches two rows claiming one component, which would make attribution ambiguous rather than merely incomplete. StandingPlanEmpty fails closed rather than reporting a vacuous completeness: an empty planned roster means the projection did not run, not that there was nothing to run. (Until 2026-08-15 the guarantee that the roster is never legitimately empty rested on the predict-only sweep, which was unconditionally enrolled; that lane is deleted with affected-set selection, so every remaining lane is conditionally enrolled and an all-unenrolled plan is now reachable in principle. The arm is unchanged and still correct — it refuses — but it now refuses a state the enrollment flags can actually produce, rather than one they could not.)" - -type FalsifierRunStanding - = StandingComplete { component_count: Nat } - | StandingMissingComponents { missing_indices: List } - | StandingSurplusComponents { surplus_indices: List } - | StandingDuplicateComponents { duplicated_indices: List } - | StandingPlanEmpty { cause: NonEmptyStr } - -fn falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: List, - rows: List -) -> FalsifierRunStanding { - let planned_ix = falsifier_planned_indices(planned: planned) - let reported_ix = falsifier_reported_indices(rows: rows) - if list_length(items: planned_ix) == 0 { - StandingPlanEmpty { - cause: "no planned falsifier components — the lane projection did not run, and a vacuous completeness would report that as success" as NonEmptyStr - } - } else { - let missing = filter(xs: planned_ix, predicate: fn(i) { !list_contains_index(xs: reported_ix, target: i) }) - let surplus = filter(xs: reported_ix, predicate: fn(i) { !list_contains_index(xs: planned_ix, target: i) }) - let duplicated = duplicated_indices(xs: reported_ix) - if list_length(items: missing) > 0 { - StandingMissingComponents { missing_indices: missing } - } else if list_length(items: surplus) > 0 { - StandingSurplusComponents { surplus_indices: surplus } - } else if list_length(items: duplicated) > 0 { - StandingDuplicateComponents { duplicated_indices: duplicated } - } else { - StandingComplete { component_count: list_length(items: planned_ix) } - } - } -} - -data falsifier_run_standing_complete_is_not_health_note: String = "This predicate answers 'did every planned component report', and NOTHING else. It is deliberately not named *_is_healthy, *_is_green, or *_is_observed, because each of those would be the success-shaped value the combined finding names: three honest arms — admission honest about enrollment, standing honest about job completion, evidence honest about verdicts — composing into unobserved health because the first two return success while the third is unknown. StandingComplete is necessary and not sufficient, and the type below is what makes that structural instead of advisory." - -fn falsifier_run_standing_is_complete(v: FalsifierRunStanding) -> Bool { - match v { - StandingComplete { component_count: n } => true - StandingMissingComponents { missing_indices: xs } => false - StandingSurplusComponents { surplus_indices: xs } => false - StandingDuplicateComponents { duplicated_indices: xs } => false - StandingPlanEmpty { cause: c } => false - } -} - -data falsifier_observed_health_note: String = "THE CONSTRUCTION WALL, and the reason this module ships a type with no success arm. The acceptance bar for F1 reaches past the run: if a control ran but a witness inside it produced no verdict, standing must not read as observed. A note saying so would be validation — a reader is asked to remember that StandingComplete is insufficient, and the first consumer that wants a green boolean will derive one anyway, because nothing stops it. So the green is made UNWRITABLE instead (DESIGN section 5, construction over validation): FalsifierObservedHealth has exactly two arms and neither of them is healthy. There is no constructor in this module, or reachable from it, that yields 'the falsifier observed its subject' — a consumer that wants to claim observation cannot get the value from here at all. WHAT IS MISSING IS NAMED, not silent (DESIGN section 4b, no untracked stall): the missing conjunct is the per-witness semantic evidence term, CurrentSemanticEvidence over every witness the completed components contain, owned by the witness-evidence-lifecycle model. Dissolve-on: that lifecycle exposes a per-run projection of its evidence status; a third arm ObservedHealthCurrent is added THERE, taking standing and the evidence term together, and this two-arm type becomes the pending half of it. Until then the honest answer to 'is the falsifier observing anything' is that this repository cannot yet compute it, and the type says so rather than a boolean guessing." - -type FalsifierObservedHealth - = ObservedHealthUndecided { standing: FalsifierRunStanding, missing_term: NonEmptyStr } - | ObservedHealthRefused { standing: FalsifierRunStanding, cause: NonEmptyStr } - -fn falsifier_observed_health(v: FalsifierRunStanding) -> FalsifierObservedHealth { - if falsifier_run_standing_is_complete(v: v) { - ObservedHealthUndecided { - standing: v, - missing_term: "per-witness semantic evidence: every planned component reported, but whether any witness inside them returned a verdict on this attempt is not decidable from batch-grain rows — see the witness-evidence-lifecycle CurrentSemanticEvidence authority" as NonEmptyStr - } - } else { - ObservedHealthRefused { - standing: v, - cause: "run standing is not complete — the job did not execute the components it planned, so the run observed strictly less than it was scheduled to" as NonEmptyStr - } - } -} - -data falsifier_routing_note: String = "Routing REFUSES rather than defaulting. There is no catch-all lane and no 'general' owner, because a default owner is the absorbing fallback DESIGN section 5 forbids in its cheapest disguise: every alert would route somewhere, the misroute frequency would be zero by construction, and the missing attribution would never rank for fixing. A refusal is counted and located, so a lane that stops being attributable surfaces as a diagnostic instead of as someone else's pager." - -data falsifier_routing_two_unknowns_note: String = "TWO UNKNOWNS, TWO ARMS — they may not share one refusal (coordinating review, wise-ram-22 2026-08-04). RoutingLaneUndetermined means the component index is not in the planned roster at all: the run reported a component the plan does not know about, which is a MECHANISM gap, and its remedy is in the projection — the enrollment roster and the schedule have diverged, or the receipt is from a different plan. RoutingOwnerUndeclared means the lane IS determined and simply has no owner row: that is a ROUTING gap, and its remedy is authoring one row. Collapsing them would recreate the state-space conflation at the triage layer, which is the worst place for it — the person reading a triage refusal is by definition trying to find out who to talk to, and the two arms send them to entirely different places. Note the asymmetry that makes this more than bookkeeping: an owner-undeclared refusal still names the lane, so it is actionable without any further investigation, while a lane-undetermined refusal names nothing and is itself the bug." - -data falsifier_lane_owner_roster_note: String = "The owner roster is DECLARED AND CURRENTLY EMPTY, and that is the honest state rather than an omission. The only owner fact in the tree today is the ALERT_MENTION constant in .github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml — one handle for every failure, which is precisely the anonymous routing this module exists to replace. It became a named constant when the alert was found to be reaching that handle only once per incident: a mention notifies when it is CREATED, and only the issue body's first write is a creation, so the sustained-red heartbeat and the failing-set-changed comments — the artifacts that actually carry current state — notified nobody (issue #7737, four uncited comments across two days). The constant is now read by every notifying artifact, which is why it is one name rather than four literals. Copying it onto nine lane rows would fabricate eight ownership facts nobody has asserted (DESIGN section 5, no fabricated plausible output), and would look like attribution while carrying none. So the roster starts empty, every lane routes to RoutingOwnerUndeclared naming itself, and the gap is counted and located instead of papered over — a lane acquires an owner when someone actually owns it, by adding one row. This is deliberately a data roster and not a per-lane function so that authoring an owner never touches the routing algebra. Dissolve-on: the roster covers every lane in FalsifierLane, at which point RoutingOwnerUndeclared becomes unreachable in production and survives only as the witness's red control." - -type FalsifierLaneOwner = LaneOwnerHandle { handle: NonEmptyStr } - -type FalsifierLaneOwnerRow { - lane: FalsifierLane - owner: FalsifierLaneOwner -} - -data falsifier_lane_owner_rows: List = [] - -fn falsifier_owner_of_lane(rows: List, lane: FalsifierLane) -> FalsifierLaneOwner? { - fold(rows, init: none, f: fn(acc, r) { - match acc { - Present { value: o } => Present { value: o } - Absent => if falsifier_lane_eq(left: r.lane, right: lane) { Present { value: r.owner } } else { none } - } - }) -} - -type FalsifierRouting - = RoutedToOwner { index: Nat, lane: FalsifierLane, owner: FalsifierLaneOwner } - | RoutingLaneUndetermined { index: Nat, cause: NonEmptyStr } - | RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: Nat, lane: FalsifierLane, cause: NonEmptyStr } - -fn falsifier_lane_of_index(planned: List, index: Nat) -> FalsifierLane? { - fold(planned, init: none, f: fn(acc, p) { - match acc { - Present { value: l } => Present { value: l } - Absent => if p.index == index { Present { value: p.lane } } else { none } - } - }) -} - -fn falsifier_route_row( - planned: List, - owners: List, - row: FloorComponentRow -) -> FalsifierRouting { - let ix = floor_component_row_index(row: row) - match falsifier_lane_of_index(planned: planned, index: ix) { - Absent => RoutingLaneUndetermined { - index: ix, - cause: "component index is not in the planned falsifier lane roster — the run reported a component the plan does not know about, so the enrollment projection and the executed schedule have diverged" as NonEmptyStr - } - Present { value: l } => - match falsifier_owner_of_lane(rows: owners, lane: l) { - Present { value: o } => RoutedToOwner { index: ix, lane: l, owner: o } - Absent => RoutingOwnerUndeclared { - index: ix, - lane: l, - cause: "lane is determined but has no owner row in falsifier_lane_owner_rows — attribution succeeded, ownership is unauthored" as NonEmptyStr - } - } - } -} - -fn falsifier_unsuccessful_routings( - planned: List, - owners: List, - rows: List -) -> List { - rows - |> filter(r => !floor_component_row_is_done(row: r)) - |> map(r => falsifier_route_row(planned: planned, owners: owners, row: r)) -} - -fn falsifier_routing_lane_is_determined(r: FalsifierRouting) -> Bool { - match r { - RoutedToOwner { index: i, lane: l, owner: o } => true - RoutingLaneUndetermined { index: i, cause: c } => false - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: i, lane: l, cause: c } => true - } -} - -fn falsifier_routing_reaches_owner(r: FalsifierRouting) -> Bool { - match r { - RoutedToOwner { index: i, lane: l, owner: o } => true - RoutingLaneUndetermined { index: i, cause: c } => false - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: i, lane: l, cause: c } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_all_lanes_determined(rs: List) -> Bool { - fold(rs, init: true, f: fn(acc, r) { acc && falsifier_routing_lane_is_determined(r: r) }) -} - -data falsifier_failing_set_note: String = "THE PER-WINDOW FAILING SET — the projection the alert needs and does not have. Priced by a live incident (still-bat-561, 2026-08-04): issue #7737 is open and correct, and its BODY is thirty hours stale. It describes witness_committed_is_fixed_point at 5004ms against a 5000ms budget from run 30809682025; the falsifier stopped failing that way on 2026-08-03T17:53 and has since failed on five entirely different witnesses. Nothing lies — the alerter's heartbeat suppression is working as designed and the issue is genuinely still red — but an open issue READS as a live description of the current failure, and this one is a description of a failure that no longer occurs. The current failing set is derivable today only by downloading a two-hour run log and grepping falsifier-failure-class. So the defect is not detection and not a missing alert; it is that the failing set is not RE-DERIVED per window. This function is that re-derivation, over evidence that already exists: the component rows the receipt already emits, joined to the lane roster the plan already knows." - -data falsifier_failure_class_note: String = "FAILURE CLASS IS CARRIED, because a red that CHANGES CLASS is a different incident from a red that persists, and rendering both as one unchanging open issue is what froze #7737. The two live classes are structurally different and want different responders: Class A (BudgetExceeded, three windows to 2026-08-03 14:46) is HOST-SENSITIVE — head 19cc776d4 passed on srv3-01 and failed on srv4-05 with identical content — while Class B (WitnessRed, seven windows since) is DETERMINISTIC, head 772d92d18 failing identically on two different hosts. A receipt reporting one undifferentiated 'falsifier red' state would conflate a flaky host with a real regression, which is the state-space conflation DESIGN section 5 forbids, at the layer where it costs the most triage time. - -WHAT THIS CAN AND CANNOT DISTINGUISH, stated exactly rather than implied. ClassBudgetExceeded is exact: the seed's BudgetExceeded mode is the only one mapping to Refused. ClassFailedIndistinct is NOT exact and says so in its name — gunbc.floor_component_receipt floor_component_outcome_of_failure_mode maps BOTH WitnessRed AND Infra onto Failed { error, output }, so at component-row grain a genuine witness regression and a broken runner are the same value. That collapse is upstream of this module and is not repaired here; fabricating a split would be inventing a distinction the data does not carry. It is a real limitation of the current receipt for exactly the Class A/Class B question that priced this work, so it is named as a typed arm rather than left for a reader to discover. Dissolve-on: the failure mode reaches the row as a typed field instead of being collapsed into an outcome variant — the same seam floor_component_receipt_timed_out_frontier_note already names for TimedOut — at which point ClassFailedIndistinct splits into ClassWitnessRed and ClassInfra and this arm deletes. - -THE STRENGTH OF THIS CLASSIFICATION, bounded honestly. Everything in THIS module keys on typed structure: the class is selected by matching ObservationOutcome's coproduct arms, never by reading the diagnostic or error text those arms carry, so the identity join over components is complete in the sense DESIGN section 5's oracle ruling means — a row cannot exist without its identity fields (boundary supplied by wise-ram-22, 2026-08-04: an identity anchor is the stronger one only WHERE IDENTITY IS STRUCTURALLY CARRIED, and a population of prose can restate a conclusion without its evidence and thereby escape such a join). But the chain does not begin here, and one layer up it is prose. claim_executor's falsifier_failure_mode reconstructs BudgetExceeded by testing whether a rendered diagnostic contains the substring 'eval budget exceeded', while the seed already HAS the typed InterpError::EvalBudgetExceeded { elapsed_ms, budget_ms } and destroys it in transit; that function's own comment reads 'THIS LIST IS A FORK, and that is the defect'. So ClassBudgetExceeded is exactly as sound as that substring match, and a reworded interpreter diagnostic would silently reclassify Class A as Class B — which is the class transition this module exists to make visible, arriving as a false one. That is inherited debt, not introduced here, and it is named rather than papered over because a classification presented as typed while resting on a grep is the specification-without-execution trap wearing this module's own clothes. The dissolve-on above is the same repair: carrying the typed mode through retires both the collapse AND the substring reconstruction." - -type FalsifierFailureClass - = ClassBudgetExceeded { diagnostic: NonEmptyStr } - | ClassFailedIndistinct { error: NonEmptyStr } - | ClassTimedOut - | ClassNotReached { reason: NonEmptyStr } - | ClassShownFailures { count: Nat } - -fn falsifier_failure_class_of_row(row: FloorComponentRow) -> FalsifierFailureClass? { - match floor_component_transition_outcome(t: row.event.transition) { - Absent => none - Present { value: o } => - match o { - Done => none - Refused { diagnostic: d } => Present { value: ClassBudgetExceeded { diagnostic: d } } - Failed { error: e, output: out } => Present { value: ClassFailedIndistinct { error: e } } - TimedOut { basis: _, budget: b, elapsed: el } => Present { value: ClassTimedOut } - Skipped { reason: r } => Present { value: ClassNotReached { reason: r } } - Final { shown_failures: n } => - if n == 0 { none } else { Present { value: ClassShownFailures { count: n } } } - } - } -} - -fn falsifier_failure_class_name(c: FalsifierFailureClass) -> String { - match c { - ClassBudgetExceeded { diagnostic: d } => "budget_exceeded" - ClassFailedIndistinct { error: e } => "failed_indistinct" - ClassTimedOut => "timed_out" - ClassNotReached { reason: r } => "not_reached" - ClassShownFailures { count: n } => "shown_failures" - } -} - -type FalsifierFailingComponent { - index: Nat - routing: FalsifierRouting - failure_class: FalsifierFailureClass -} - -fn falsifier_failing_set( - planned: List, - owners: List, - rows: List -) -> List { - fold(rows, init: [], f: fn(acc, row) { - match falsifier_failure_class_of_row(row: row) { - Absent => acc - Present { value: c } => concat(acc, [FalsifierFailingComponent { - index: floor_component_row_index(row: row), - routing: falsifier_route_row(planned: planned, owners: owners, row: row), - failure_class: c - }]) - } - }) -} - -data falsifier_failing_set_signature_note: String = "The class SIGNATURE of a window: the ordered failure-class names of its failing components. This is the minimum needed to answer the question that froze #7737 — did the failure change class, or is this the same red as last window — without carrying run identity, timestamps, or history, none of which belong in a pure projection. A consumer compares two windows' signatures; an inequality is a class transition and therefore a new incident, even when the issue stays open. Kept as a derived list rather than a stored digest so the comparison names WHICH position changed rather than only that something did." - -fn falsifier_failing_class_signature(failing: List) -> List { - failing |> map(f => falsifier_failure_class_name(c: f.failure_class)) -} - -data falsifier_lane_witness_note: String = "Witness functions live in the carrier and are imported by dag/test/claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag, the same shape tools.dag_compile_clean_shard_totality uses. Every red control is SYNTHETIC — hand-built planned rosters and fixture component rows — so each defect axis is exercised by a discriminating input that goes red when the algebra is wrong, never by waiting for a real cadence run to misbehave (DESIGN section 5: green by execution plus a discriminating red). The fixture rows are built through floor_component_row_of, the receipt's own constructor, so a change to the row shape breaks these witnesses rather than letting them drift onto a private copy." - -fn falsifier_witness_row(index: Nat, done: Bool) -> FloorComponentRow { - floor_component_row_of( - run_id: "witness" as NonEmptyStr, - index: index, - label: "discovery-corpus[2 root(s)+0 explicit, adaptive width]" as NonEmptyStr, - witnesses: 0, - outcome: if done { Done } else { Failed { error: "synthetic red" as NonEmptyStr, output: "" } }, - wall: millisecond(count: 0), - failure_mode: ModeUnrecorded - ) -} - -fn falsifier_witness_planned_three() -> List { - falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true }, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSilentPickGate, enrolled: true } - ]) -} - -fn witness_planned_components_skip_unenrolled_and_renumber() -> Bool { - let planned = falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWet, enrolled: false }, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true } - ]) - (list_length(items: planned) == 2) - && match falsifier_lane_of_index(planned: planned, index: 1) { - Present { value: l } => falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed) - Absent => false - } - && match falsifier_lane_of_index(planned: planned, index: 2) { - Present { value: l } => falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneKnownRedProbe) - Absent => false - } -} - -fn witness_standing_green_on_matching_plan() -> Bool { - let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: true) - ] - ) - match verdict { - StandingComplete { component_count: n } => n == 3 - _ => false - } -} - -fn witness_standing_reds_on_missing_component() -> Bool { - let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: true) - ] - ) - match verdict { - StandingMissingComponents { missing_indices: xs } => - (list_length(items: xs) == 1) && (xs.first() == 3) - _ => false - } -} - -fn witness_standing_reds_on_surplus_component() -> Bool { - let planned = falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true } - ]) - let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: planned, - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: true) - ] - ) - match verdict { - StandingSurplusComponents { surplus_indices: xs } => - (list_length(items: xs) == 1) && (xs.first() == 3) - _ => false - } -} - -fn witness_standing_reds_on_duplicate_component() -> Bool { - let planned = falsifier_planned_components(enrollments: [ - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, enrolled: true }, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, enrolled: true } - ]) - let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: planned, - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: false) - ] - ) - match verdict { - StandingDuplicateComponents { duplicated_indices: xs } => - (list_length(items: xs) == 1) && (xs.first() == 2) - _ => false - } -} - -fn witness_standing_fails_closed_on_empty_plan() -> Bool { - let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: [], - rows: [falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true)] - ) - match verdict { - StandingPlanEmpty { cause: c } => !falsifier_run_standing_is_complete(v: verdict) - _ => false - } -} - -data falsifier_equal_count_witness_note: String = "The axis that proves this is an identity join and not a count oracle: three planned components against three reported rows whose index set is {1, 2, 4}. Every count agrees — a count equality check reports total — while component 3 never reported and component 4 was never planned. The verdict must name the missing index." - -fn witness_standing_reds_when_counts_agree_but_identities_do_not() -> Bool { - let verdict = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 4, done: true) - ] - ) - match verdict { - StandingMissingComponents { missing_indices: xs } => - (list_length(items: xs) == 1) && (xs.first() == 3) - _ => false - } -} - -data falsifier_witness_owner_rows_note: String = "A FIXTURE owner roster, deliberately not the production one. The production falsifier_lane_owner_rows is empty by design, so witnessing RoutedToOwner against it would be impossible and the routed arm would be specification-without-execution — proven only by the type existing. Authoring a synthetic row here exercises the reached-owner path for real while leaving the production roster honest, and the empty-roster path gets its own witness below. The handle is plainly synthetic so it can never be mistaken for an ownership assertion about a person." - -fn falsifier_witness_owner_rows() -> List { - [FalsifierLaneOwnerRow { - lane: LaneSilentPickGate, - owner: LaneOwnerHandle { handle: "synthetic-witness-owner" as NonEmptyStr } - }] -} - -fn witness_routing_attributes_failing_component_to_owner() -> Bool { - match falsifier_route_row( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - owners: falsifier_witness_owner_rows(), - row: falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: false) - ) { - RoutedToOwner { index: i, lane: l, owner: o } => - (i == 3) - && falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneSilentPickGate) - && match o { LaneOwnerHandle { handle: h } => (h as String) == "synthetic-witness-owner" } - _ => false - } -} - -data falsifier_two_unknowns_witness_note: String = "The discriminating pair for the two-unknowns split: the SAME planned roster and the SAME owner roster, differing only in which component is being routed. Index 9 is not planned at all and must yield RoutingLaneUndetermined; index 2 is planned as known_red_probe, which the fixture owner roster does not cover, and must yield RoutingOwnerUndeclared STILL NAMING ITS LANE. If the two arms were ever collapsed, one of these two witnesses goes red — which is what makes the split enforced rather than merely described." - -fn witness_routing_refuses_lane_undetermined() -> Bool { - match falsifier_route_row( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - owners: falsifier_witness_owner_rows(), - row: falsifier_witness_row(index: 9, done: false) - ) { - RoutingLaneUndetermined { index: i, cause: c } => i == 9 - _ => false - } -} - -fn witness_routing_refuses_owner_undeclared_but_names_lane() -> Bool { - match falsifier_route_row( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - owners: falsifier_witness_owner_rows(), - row: falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: false) - ) { - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: i, lane: l, cause: c } => - (i == 2) && falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneKnownRedProbe) - _ => false - } -} - -fn witness_routing_empty_owner_roster_still_determines_lane() -> Bool { - let r = falsifier_route_row( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - owners: falsifier_lane_owner_rows, - row: falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: false) - ) - falsifier_routing_lane_is_determined(r: r) && !falsifier_routing_reaches_owner(r: r) -} - -fn witness_unsuccessful_routings_exclude_done_rows() -> Bool { - let routings = falsifier_unsuccessful_routings( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - owners: falsifier_witness_owner_rows(), - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: false), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: true) - ] - ) - (list_length(items: routings) == 1) - && falsifier_all_lanes_determined(rs: routings) - && match routings.first() { - Present { value: r } => - match r { - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: i, lane: l, cause: c } => - (i == 2) && falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneKnownRedProbe) - _ => false - } - Absent => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_witness_row_with(index: Nat, mode: NonEmptyStr, detail: NonEmptyStr) -> FloorComponentRow? { - floor_component_row_of_failure_mode( - run_id: "witness" as NonEmptyStr, - index: index, - label: "discovery-corpus[2 root(s)+0 explicit, adaptive width]" as NonEmptyStr, - witnesses: 0, - failure_mode: mode, - detail: detail, - wall: millisecond(count: 0) - ) -} - -fn falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: NonEmptyStr) -> String { - match falsifier_witness_row_with(index: 1, mode: mode, detail: "synthetic" as NonEmptyStr) { - Absent => "row_not_built" - Present { value: row } => - match falsifier_failure_class_of_row(row: row) { - Absent => "not_failing" - Present { value: c } => falsifier_failure_class_name(c: c) - } - } -} - -data falsifier_class_split_witness_note: String = "The Class A / Class B control, driven through the seed's OWN failure-mode vocabulary rather than through hand-built outcomes, so it exercises the real mapping gunbc.floor_component_receipt performs. It asserts both what the receipt CAN distinguish and what it CANNOT: BudgetExceeded (Class A, host-sensitive) is separable and lands on budget_exceeded, while WitnessRed (Class B, deterministic) and Infra are BOTH failed_indistinct — the collapse named in falsifier_failure_class_note. Asserting the collapse rather than working around it is the point: if the receipt is later fixed to carry the mode through, this row goes red and is the trigger to split ClassFailedIndistinct, which is exactly the dissolution signal that note declares." - -fn witness_failure_class_separates_budget_from_witness_red() -> Bool { - (falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: "BudgetExceeded" as NonEmptyStr) == "budget_exceeded") - && (falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: "WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr) == "failed_indistinct") - && (falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: "not_reached" as NonEmptyStr) == "not_reached") - && (falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: "none" as NonEmptyStr) == "not_failing") -} - -fn witness_failure_class_records_the_infra_collapse() -> Bool { - falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: "Infra" as NonEmptyStr) == falsifier_witness_class_of_mode(mode: "WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr) -} - -fn witness_failing_set_names_lane_and_class_per_component() -> Bool { - let failing = falsifier_failing_set( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - owners: falsifier_witness_owner_rows(), - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: false), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: false) - ] - ) - (list_length(items: failing) == 2) - && match failing.first() { - Present { value: f } => - (f.index == 2) - && match f.routing { - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: i, lane: l, cause: c } => - falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: LaneKnownRedProbe) - _ => false - } - && (falsifier_failure_class_name(c: f.failure_class) == "failed_indistinct") - Absent => false - } -} - -data falsifier_signature_witness_note: String = "The stale-issue control, expressed as the property that would have caught #7737: two windows failing in the SAME components but for DIFFERENT reasons must not produce the same signature. If they did, a consumer comparing windows would see no transition and leave a thirty-hour-old description standing, which is the live defect this lane was reprioritized onto." - -fn witness_class_signature_distinguishes_a_class_transition() -> Bool { - let planned = falsifier_witness_planned_three() - let owners = falsifier_witness_owner_rows() - match falsifier_witness_row_with(index: 2, mode: "BudgetExceeded" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "class A" as NonEmptyStr) { - Absent => false - Present { value: window_a } => - match falsifier_witness_row_with(index: 2, mode: "WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "class B" as NonEmptyStr) { - Absent => false - Present { value: window_b } => - falsifier_failing_class_signature( - failing: falsifier_failing_set(planned: planned, owners: owners, rows: [window_a]) - ) != falsifier_failing_class_signature( - failing: falsifier_failing_set(planned: planned, owners: owners, rows: [window_b]) - ) - } - } -} - -fn witness_class_signature_stable_when_class_persists() -> Bool { - let planned = falsifier_witness_planned_three() - let owners = falsifier_witness_owner_rows() - match falsifier_witness_row_with(index: 2, mode: "WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "first window" as NonEmptyStr) { - Absent => false - Present { value: window_a } => - match falsifier_witness_row_with(index: 2, mode: "WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr, detail: "later window, different detail" as NonEmptyStr) { - Absent => false - Present { value: window_b } => - falsifier_failing_class_signature( - failing: falsifier_failing_set(planned: planned, owners: owners, rows: [window_a]) - ) == falsifier_failing_class_signature( - failing: falsifier_failing_set(planned: planned, owners: owners, rows: [window_b]) - ) - } - } -} - -data falsifier_no_green_arm_witness_note: String = "The construction wall's own control. It asserts a NEGATIVE — that a complete run standing still does not project to observed — which is the only shape available when the point is that a value cannot be constructed. It is deliberately weaker than the wall itself: the wall is that FalsifierObservedHealth has no healthy arm, which the typechecker enforces at every call site and no witness could ever establish more strongly. This row exists so that ADDING a green arm without also composing in the semantic evidence term breaks a test rather than passing silently (DESIGN section 4b, meta-obligation 4: the discriminating control stays enrolled after the climb)." - -fn witness_complete_standing_does_not_project_to_observed() -> Bool { - let standing = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - rows: [ - falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 2, done: true), - falsifier_witness_row(index: 3, done: true) - ] - ) - falsifier_run_standing_is_complete(v: standing) - && match falsifier_observed_health(v: standing) { - ObservedHealthUndecided { standing: s, missing_term: t } => - falsifier_run_standing_is_complete(v: s) - ObservedHealthRefused { standing: s, cause: c } => false - } -} - -fn witness_incomplete_standing_refuses_observed() -> Bool { - let standing = falsifier_run_standing_from( - planned: falsifier_witness_planned_three(), - rows: [falsifier_witness_row(index: 1, done: true)] - ) - match falsifier_observed_health(v: standing) { - ObservedHealthRefused { standing: s, cause: c } => !falsifier_run_standing_is_complete(v: s) - ObservedHealthUndecided { standing: s, missing_term: t } => false - } -} - -fn witness_lane_names_are_distinct() -> Bool { - let names = [ - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneSelfHostWet), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneKnownRedProbe), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneSilentPickGate), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneRehomedBinWet), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneSubstrateLongLane), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneCadenceWitness), - falsifier_lane_name(l: LaneGates) - ] - fold(names, init: true, f: fn(acc, n) { - acc && (fold(names, init: 0, f: fn(c, m) { if m == n { c + 1 } else { c } }) == 1) - }) -} - -data falsifier_lane_receipt_wiring_dissolve_on: DissolutionCondition = unbound_dissolution(description: "dissolve-on: the falsifier receipt document carries these blocks. Today the seed calls gunbc.floor_component_receipt floor_component_receipt_document_with_selection with rows only, and that function is SHARED with the per-PR floor, which has no lane roster — so adding a lane block there unconditionally would fabricate lane identity for components that have none. Wiring is therefore a falsifier-spe") diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_run_control.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_run_control.dag deleted file mode 100644 index a5d85ad2bf6..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_run_control.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,110 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_run_control - -import std.types { String, NonEmptyStr, List, Int } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { yaml_string, kv } -import extdeps.github.actions { Step, RunStep } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots } -import gunbc.cli_invoke { - CiPlanArtifactPlan, - FalsifierNativeCacheColdPlan, - claim_executor_run_plan_shell, -} -import gunbc.merge_admission_produce { ci_repo_root_shell } -import v2.std.collection { Absent } - -type FalsifierControlRole - = AffectedSetPredictOnlyCold - | CompileCleanWholeTreeCold - | NativeCacheCold - -data falsifier_run_control_note: String = "Closed population of required falsifier control roles (F0, operator mandate 2026-08-04, corrected 2026-08-04 msg_f71d6501). A control cannot silently vanish because a step was renamed or moved — the roster is the authority the totality receipt (F1) and alert router consume. This module owns the RUN-LEVEL control model for the falsifier cadence: cold controls execute after the affected-set control CONCLUDES (always + release_build success), not only when it succeeds — verified defect on run 30935833427 where steps 13-14 SKIPPED while step 12 receipt upload PASSED. RETRACTED: per-PR compile-clean containment on the ci job — measured receipts proved the falsifier is correctly reporting main is red (witness redness, not infrastructure failure); containing an unreliable control was the wrong frame. floor_component_receipt owns batch-grain rows inside the affected-set control." - -fn falsifier_control_role_label(role: FalsifierControlRole) -> NonEmptyStr { - match role { - AffectedSetPredictOnlyCold => "affected-set predict-only cold" as NonEmptyStr - CompileCleanWholeTreeCold => "compile-clean whole-tree cold" as NonEmptyStr - NativeCacheCold => "native-cache cold" as NonEmptyStr - } -} - -data falsifier_required_control_roles: List = [ - AffectedSetPredictOnlyCold, - CompileCleanWholeTreeCold, - NativeCacheCold -] - -data falsifier_release_build_step_id: String = "release_build" - -data falsifier_control_prerequisite_if: String = concat("always() && !cancelled() && steps.", concat(ci_release_bins_step_id, ".outcome == 'success'")) - -data falsifier_control_prerequisite_note: String = "Cold controls execute after the affected-set control CONCLUDES, not after it succeeds — provided checkout, toolchain, and release binaries succeeded. always() lifts the default success() gate that skipped compile-clean and native-cache whenever the predict-only floor reddened (verified run 30935833427: steps 13-14 SKIPPED while step 12 receipt upload PASSED via its own always()). The prerequisite refuses when binaries were never unpacked/verified into this job; it does NOT require the floor step to succeed. THIS IS THE THIRD REPAIR OF THIS CONTROL, NOT THE SECOND, AND THE DARK WINDOW PREDATES #7812 (corrected 2026-08-06, parent session still-bat-561 msg_7ae919df — the prior form of this note read the defect as starting at commit 491ee01d/#7812, which understates it). BEFORE #7812, the controls were ALREADY dark: the inherited default success() gate skipped both cold controls whenever the predict-only floor reddened, and the floor WAS red on every scheduled run checked in that earlier window. #7812 was itself a repair attempt for that earlier defect (adding always()), but it introduced a NEW bug — citing steps.release_build.outcome, a cross-job step id — that made the controls go from conditionally-skipped to UNCONDITIONALLY skipped regardless of upstream outcome, strictly worse than what it repaired. GITHUB ACTIONS steps. IS JOB-SCOPED (found 2026-08-06): falsifier_build_job() (gunbc.falsifier_workflow) owns ci_release_build_step() with id falsifier_release_build_step_id (\"release_build\"), but the cold-control steps this if_condition gates live in the SEPARATE falsifier_floor_job() alongside ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step() (id ci_release_bins_step_id, \"release_bins\") — a cross-job steps.release_build reference resolves to null and the comparison is unconditionally false. The immediately-following #7839 fixed the step's own id but not this cross-job reference, so the unconditional-skip bug from #7812 persisted through it. Fixed here (#7894) to cite ci_release_bins_step_id, the correct same-job step. falsifier_release_build_step_id is retained: falsifier_build_job's own steps (ci_selection_control_step et al.) legitimately reference it within that job. THE MEASURED DAMAGE WINDOW IS AT LEAST SIXTEEN DAYS, NOT ONE: a second session (merry-wren-185, PR #7908) independently traced the underlying corpus diagnostics these controls exist to catch to a namespace-resolution change merged 2026-07-20T17:26:51Z — sixteen days before this note's previously-stated window start — and by the time #7894 lands, that corpus damage is measured at 19 hard self-compile diagnostics across nvidia.dag, generated_artifact_drift_test.dag, complexity.dag, enforcement/receipts.dag, rust_test_fixtures.dag, and 06_translate.dag (cleared separately by PR #7908, not by this fix). So: this control has not been reliably executing for at least sixteen days, across at least two repair attempts, and the corpus damage it failed to catch during that window is the 19-diagnostic count above with the oldest cause dating to 2026-07-20 — #7894 is the third fix, and whether it is the one that sticks is proven only by a real scheduled run, not by this argument (see falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note). HONEST BOUND (operator ruling 2026-08-05): step-level always() does not survive total runner/job loss — if the runner dies or the job is cancelled before a cold control is reached, that step cannot execute. Follow-up, explicitly not a #7812 blocker: split independent controls into serially dependent jobs that consume the build artifact but not each other's success outcome." - -data falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note: String = "EXECUTION-PROVING EVIDENCE, NOT CONDITION SHAPE (operator ruling 2026-08-06, parent session still-bat-561 msg_7ae919df): the two repairs before this one (the pre-#7812 inherited success() gate, and #7812's cross-job steps.release_build reference) both shipped WITH shape-based witnesses — assertions on the literal if_condition string — while the control itself stayed dark on every real run. A witness that checks condition SHAPE cannot distinguish a correct always()-based prerequisite from one that references a step id which will resolve to null at runtime; both produce an identical string. falsifier_run_control_witness_test.dag's five witnesses are exactly this shape class (they assert falsifier_control_prerequisite_if equals/contains expected substrings) and remain useful for catching a regression to the OLD string, but none of them can prove the step actually ran. That proof requires a real scheduled falsifier run: after this fix merges, the acceptance gate is the FIRST scheduled falsifier run afterward — inspect its job's compile-clean and native-cache cold-control steps via gh run view --json jobs and confirm each step's conclusion is 'success' or 'failure', never 'skipped'. This fix is not entitled to be declared done at merge time; it is declared done when that first post-merge run shows both cold controls concluding non-skipped. If a subsequent run shows either step skipped again, the corrected root cause is still wrong and this is a fourth repair, not a completed third one." - -data gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes: Int = 30 - -data gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_note: String = "Compile-clean whole-tree cold control (2026-07-16, lands with the per-PR import-closure scoping in tools.dag_compile_clean_scope): PR floors now compile only the affected entry closure, and main pushes already skip on an empty diff — so this step is the deterministic whole-tree execution of the compile-clean gate, on the falsifier cadence, mirroring how the predict-only cold run controls witness selection. GUNBC_CI_COMPILE_CLEAN_COLD_CONTROL=1 forces the scope plan to WholeTree before any diff observation (a widen-to-more-checking control arm, not an escape hatch — it can only force the gate to run in full). Plan function gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_batches is batch 1 of the floor schedule: exactly the compile-clean anchor through the same executor path that installs and consumes the in-run compile receipt. F0 (2026-08-04): if_condition uses falsifier_control_prerequisite_if so this control runs even when the predict-only floor reddens." - -fn compile_clean_cold_control_invoke() -> String { - concat( - concat("ROOT=", concat(ci_repo_root_shell(), "\n")), - claim_executor_run_plan_shell( - source_roots: witness_layer_roots, - plan_entry: "src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag", - plan_function: CiPlanArtifactPlan, - notice_title: Absent, - rooted: false - ) - ) -} - -fn compile_clean_cold_control_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "compile-clean whole-tree cold control (scoped-PR admission counterpart)" }, - id: none, - run: compile_clean_cold_control_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: "GUNBC_CI_COMPILE_CLEAN_COLD_CONTROL", value: yaml_string(s: "1"))] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: Present { value: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes: Int = 30 - -data gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_note: String = "Native-cache cold control (P6 durable-cache rail, 2026-07-21): the nightly Wet emit-on-demand/self-host receipt batch re-executed with GUNBC_CI_NATIVE_CACHE_COLD_CONTROL=1, which makes emit_host_run_transport_cached ignore every .native_ready marker — the full emit+cargo+run chain runs cold on the falsifier cadence while the main falsifier_step's run of the same batch stays warm (the warm-rate receipt the per-PR enrollment decision reads). Widen-to-more-checking control arm, not an escape hatch: the env can only force the transport to do MORE work, never skip it. Mirrors compile_clean_cold_control_step. F0 (2026-08-04): if_condition uses falsifier_control_prerequisite_if so this control runs even when the predict-only floor reddens. SERIAL after compile-clean — must not compete for memory with the dying floor control." - -fn native_cache_cold_control_invoke() -> String { - concat( - concat("ROOT=", concat(ci_repo_root_shell(), "\n")), - claim_executor_run_plan_shell( - source_roots: witness_layer_roots, - plan_entry: "src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag", - plan_function: FalsifierNativeCacheColdPlan, - notice_title: Absent, - rooted: false - ) - ) -} - -fn native_cache_cold_control_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "native-cache cold control (warm-tier admission counterpart)" }, - id: none, - run: native_cache_cold_control_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: "GUNBC_CI_NATIVE_CACHE_COLD_CONTROL", value: yaml_string(s: "1"))] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: Present { value: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data ci_release_bins_step_id: String = "release_bins" diff --git a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7eea90db3b1..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/falsifier_workflow.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,564 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.falsifier_workflow - -import v2.std.collection { Absent } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { yaml_string, yaml_int, kv } -import extdeps.cron.schedule_model { CronSchedule, Wildcard, Exact, Listed } -import extdeps.github.actions { - Workflow, Job, Step, RunStep, UsesStep, - WorkflowTrigger, Schedule, WorkflowDispatch, - WorkflowPermissions, PermRead, - ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax, CancelInProgressBool, - upload_artifact_action, download_artifact_action -} -import gunbc.ci_workflow { - ci_prelude_steps, ci_release_build_step, - ci_floor_job_prelude_steps, - ci_floor_peak_pre_step, ci_floor_peak_post_step, - ci_release_bins_pack_step, ci_release_bins_upload_step, - ci_release_bins_download_step, ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step, - ci_floor_receipts_upload_step, - gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes, - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes -} -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_peak_emit { - ci_floor_phase_journal_env_name, - ci_floor_phase_journal_path, - ci_floor_phase_journal_artifact_name -} -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { - floor_component_receipt_path, - floor_component_receipt_artifact_name, - floor_component_receipt_schema, -} -import gunbc.ci_runner_target { gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec } -import gunbc.falsifier_run_control { - compile_clean_cold_control_step, - native_cache_cold_control_step, - gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes, -} -import gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution { - falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_receipt_path, - falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id, - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_failed, - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_cancelled, - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_skipped, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_skipped, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_cancelled, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_failed_before_receipt, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_receipt_artifact_absent, - aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed, -} -import gunbc.shell_bash_runner { bash_escape_for_double_quotes } -import std.disposition { Disposition, Scaffold, SingleAuthority } -import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } -import gunbc.cli_invoke { - FalsifierPlan, - plan_function_name, - claim_executor_run_plan_shell -} -import gunbc.merge_admission_produce { ci_repo_root_shell } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.emit { serialize_yaml } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.gha_workflow { project_workflow_to_yaml } -import std.types { NonEmptyStr } -import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution, dissolution_description } - -type FalsifierStepTimeoutBasis { - single_step_cap_minutes: Int - prior_cap_minutes: Int - current_cap_minutes: Int - measurement_github_actions_run_id: NonEmptyStr - not_algebraically_closed_from: NonEmptyStr - dissolution: DissolutionCondition -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_basis: FalsifierStepTimeoutBasis = FalsifierStepTimeoutBasis { - single_step_cap_minutes: 170, - prior_cap_minutes: 120, - current_cap_minutes: 170, - measurement_github_actions_run_id: "29135185172", - not_algebraically_closed_from: "gunbc.ci_spec floor batch-clamp overheads (per-batch wall at execution time; no composed sum closes to the single-step cap)", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "gunbc.ci_spec batch-clamp overheads algebraically compose to gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes, replacing the measured-envelope basis") -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 170 - -fn gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_basis_is_measured_not_composed() -> Bool { - match gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_basis { - FalsifierStepTimeoutBasis { - single_step_cap_minutes: cap, - prior_cap_minutes: 120, - current_cap_minutes: 170, - measurement_github_actions_run_id: run, - not_algebraically_closed_from: _, - dissolution: _ - } => - cap == gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes - && run == "29135185172" - && gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes == 170 - } -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_receipt_flush_allowance_minutes: Int = 3 - -fn gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes - gunbc_falsifier_receipt_flush_allowance_minutes -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_precedes_the_hard_kill() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() < gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes - && gunbc_falsifier_receipt_flush_allowance_minutes > 0 - && gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() > 0 -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_note: String = "THE INTERNAL DEADLINE, DERIVED FROM THE FOREIGN ONE — never a second independently authored number. gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes is a GitHub Actions step timeout: a SIGKILL delivered by the runner, which the executor cannot catch, cannot log, and cannot conclude through. Crossing it destroyed the run's evidence (the receipt was written once, after every batch), so the one failure mode most in need of a diagnosis was the one that erased its own. The checkpoint now keeps completed components' state on disk; this row is the other half — stop ADMITTING work early enough that the walk concludes itself, on its own terms, with a typed disposition per component, instead of vanishing mid-flight. The allowance is what the walk needs after its last batch to finish the receipt and let the artifact upload step run: the receipt write is a resolve (memoized, so paid once earlier in the run) plus a document eval over single-digit component rows, which is seconds, and 3 minutes is that with room for a loaded runner rather than a measured envelope. THE SUBTRACTION IS THE POINT: raising the step cap moves the soft deadline with it and the two can never cross, which is what makes this a derivation rather than the tuned second knob a bare 167 would be. IT IS NOT A COST BOUND AND MUST NOT BE READ AS ONE. Reaching it means the corpus did not finish in the time the lane has — a DeadlineReached disposition on every unadmitted component, counted, with the run red. That is a measurement of a cost problem, not a resolution of one, and the remedy stays what DESIGN's five-minute-CI-gate lane says it is: remove redundant computation, never raise the cap first." - -data gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_note: String = "120 -> 170 (2026-07-11, run 29135185172 receipt): the first corpus-reaching cold run was TIME-killed at the 120-min step ceiling with the corpus incomplete (1970 rows, closure 1396 modules, width 1) and floor peak 16146612224 bytes against a 16GiB slot budget, still growing - so 120 censored the measurement without bounding anything real (the memory cap is the true wall). 170 lets a nightly run reach either completion (exact-labeled receipt) or the cap kill (censored-labeled receipt); both are the falsifier doing its measurement job, and the job backstop DERIVES from this value so it stretches in step. Revisit down when the resolver graph-major module split (S2a move 2) shrinks cold-resolve wall and residency." - -data falsifier_plan_function: String = plan_function_name(p: FalsifierPlan) - -fn falsifier_invoke() -> String { - concat( - concat("ROOT=", concat(ci_repo_root_shell(), "\n")), - claim_executor_run_plan_shell( - source_roots: witness_layer_roots, - plan_entry: "src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag", - plan_function: FalsifierPlan, - notice_title: Absent, - rooted: false - ) - ) -} - -fn falsifier_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "affected-set falsifier (predict-only cold run)" }, - id: Present { value: "floor" }, - run: falsifier_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_BASE", value: yaml_string(s: "HEAD~20")), - kv(key: "GUNBC_CI_DIFF_HEAD", value: yaml_string(s: "HEAD")), - kv(key: ci_floor_phase_journal_env_name, value: yaml_string(s: ci_floor_phase_journal_path)) - ] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan_target_note: String = "THE STEP WHOSE PLAN TARGET ESCAPED THE #7470 MIGRATION, kept as the receipt for why the target is now a typed variant instead of an argv token. Every other consumer derived its plan name from a constant, so the 2026-07-30 WalkPlan rename reached all four automatically; this step alone passed the inline literal \"gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batches\", derived from nothing, and was left behind returning a bare List>. The executor's strict parser then refused it on every one of the 8 falsifier runs that armed this step (0 successes), and it read as intermittent only because the step is skipped whenever the falsifier step fails first.\n\nThe first repair here added a naming constant beside the other four. That was still validation — it made the rename reach this site but left the next author free to type a fresh literal. The constant was therefore DELETED in the same change that introduced gunbc.cli_invoke PlanFunction: an inline literal at this argument is now a type error, so the roster is closed by construction and a String projection with no consumer would be exactly the inert carrier §2 forbids. Dissolution-on-climb (§4b): the wall replaces the lower-rung machinery rather than accumulating beside it." - -data floor_component_receipt_upload_note: String = "Uploads the floor's per-component receipt so the alert workflow can READ which component failed instead of inferring one hardcoded story from the overall run conclusion (gunbc.floor_component_receipt carries the priced defect). if: always() is load-bearing and is the whole point: the receipt matters MOST on a red run, and a red floor step would otherwise skip the upload and leave the alert blind — which is the state that produced the false 'affected-set cold control is dark' claim on run 30509024051. It sits immediately after falsifier_step so it captures that step's receipt. F0 (2026-08-04): compile-clean and native-cache cold controls now use falsifier_control_prerequisite_if (always + release_build success) in gunbc.falsifier_run_control — they execute after the floor concludes, not only when it succeeds. if-no-files-found: error, because a silently absent receipt is the same blindness one layer down; the alert's own missing-artifact arm reports an explicit unknown rather than re-widening. Its transfer term joins gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes so the backstop stays the exact step-sum + prelude (the invariant falsifier_workflow_witness_test asserts)." - -fn floor_component_receipt_upload_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Upload floor component receipt (read by falsifier-alert)" }, - id: none, - uses: upload_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: floor_component_receipt_artifact_name)), - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: floor_component_receipt_path)), - kv(key: "if-no-files-found", value: yaml_string(s: "error")), - kv(key: "retention-days", value: yaml_int(n: 30)), - kv(key: "compression-level", value: yaml_int(n: 0)) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: Present { value: "always()" }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data floor_phase_journal_upload_note: String = "Uploads the synced floor phase journal so post-mortems do not depend on retained console log truncation. The post-read shell step prints the journal, but gh run view --log can end hours before the job completes (run 31334672366: full API job log shows [floor-phase-journal] at 23:52:41 while gh run view stops at 21:52:34). if: always() captures partial journals when the floor step times out. if-no-files-found: warn — absence is a counted signal (env unset or journal never opened), not a silent skip. Its transfer term joins gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes beside floor_component_receipt_upload_step." - -fn floor_phase_journal_upload_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Upload floor phase journal (survives killed floor)" }, - id: none, - uses: upload_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_floor_phase_journal_artifact_name)), - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_floor_phase_journal_path)), - kv(key: "if-no-files-found", value: yaml_string(s: "warn")), - kv(key: "retention-days", value: yaml_int(n: 30)), - kv(key: "compression-level", value: yaml_int(n: 0)) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: Present { value: "always()" }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -fn falsifier_floor_component_receipt_download_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Download floor component receipt (cold-corpus execution witness)" }, - id: Present { value: "floor_component_receipt_download" }, - uses: download_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: floor_component_receipt_artifact_name)), - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: "target")) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: Present { value: true }, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_job_split_note: String = "Four-job topology (2026-08-07, operator ruling proud-bear-834 adhoc-8b992195-d13; pre-authorized follow-up named in gunbc.falsifier_run_control falsifier_control_prerequisite_note): falsifier-build compiles and uploads release-bins ONLY; cold-corpus runs whenever build artifacts are available. The topology was FOUR jobs until 2026-08-15: a selection-control job independently validated affected-set prediction machinery, and cold-corpus deliberately did NOT depend on it, so a selector RED was a reason to run the broad backstop rather than suppress it (specimen run 31181460723: selection failure skipped the entire corpus job). Affected-set selection is deleted, so that job and the arm of this verdict that read its result are gone with it. aggregate-verdict fails if the cold arm is red and emits gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution ColdCorpusExecution so CorpusNotRun is never read as 'falsifier found a regression'. Prior two-job split (2026-08-04) isolated cgroup peak for the floor path; this change isolates SELECTION from CORPUS scheduling." - -data falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if: String = "always() && !cancelled()" - -data falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_emit_scaffold: Disposition = Scaffold { - dissolves_to: SingleAuthority, - bind: DeclarationRef { - module_path: "gunbc.falsifier_workflow", - decl_name: "falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script", - field: WholeDeclaration - } -} - -data falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger: DissolutionCondition = unbound_dissolution(description: "🟡 dissolve-on: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script — concat-built foreign-executor (GitHub Actions run:) aggregate cadence verdict shell; receipt JSON literals are derived from gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution classify_cold_corpus_execution / cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json, but the transport itself remains hand-shell; DISSOLVES WHEN bash-emit (#5828 / ROADMAP 6-shell-slice0 / shell→intent Phase 2) realizes the aggregate verdict step through orchestration emit or typed host_effect_apply without a medium-as-string concat scaffold") - -fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: String) -> String { - concat( - concat("printf '%s\\n' \"", concat(bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: json), "\"")), - concat(" > ", concat(falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_receipt_path, "\n")) - ) -} - -fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script() -> String { - concat( - concat("# ", concat(dissolution_description(condition: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), "\n")), - concat( - "set -euo pipefail\n", - concat( - "mkdir -p target\n", - concat( - "BUILD_RESULT=\"${{ needs.falsifier-build.result }}\"\n", - concat( - "COLD_RESULT=\"${{ needs.cold-corpus.result }}\"\n", - concat( - "", - concat( - concat( - "if [ \"$\{BUILD_RESULT}\" = \"cancelled\" ]; then\n", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_build_cancelled()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus did not run — build cancelled; infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - "if [ \"$\{BUILD_RESULT}\" = \"skipped\" ]; then\n", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_build_skipped()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus did not run — build skipped; infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - "if [ \"$\{BUILD_RESULT}\" != \"success\" ]; then\n", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_build_failed()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus did not run — build unavailable ($\{BUILD_RESULT}); infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - "if [ \"$\{COLD_RESULT}\" = \"skipped\" ]; then\n", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_skipped()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus skipped despite successful build — topology violation\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - "if [ \"$\{COLD_RESULT}\" = \"cancelled\" ]; then\n", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_cancelled()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus cancelled — environment unavailability\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - "FLOOR_RECEIPT_PRESENT=false\n", - concat( - concat( - "if [ -f target/floor-component-receipt.json ] && grep -q ", - concat( - floor_component_receipt_schema, - concat( - " target/floor-component-receipt.json; then\n", - concat( - " FLOOR_RECEIPT_PRESENT=true\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - "if [ \"$\{FLOOR_RECEIPT_PRESENT}\" != true ]; then\n", - concat( - concat( - " if [ \"$\{COLD_RESULT}\" = \"success\" ]; then\n", - concat( - concat( - " ", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_receipt_artifact_absent()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus succeeded but floor-component receipt artifact absent — transport or emit failure, not a falsifier regression finding\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - " fi\n", - concat( - concat( - " ", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_failed_before_receipt()), - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Cold corpus did not produce floor-component receipt (cold=$\{COLD_RESULT}) — infrastructure, not a falsifier regression finding\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - concat( - concat( - " ", - concat( - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed()), - concat( - "if [ \"$\{COLD_RESULT}\" != \"success\" ]; then\n", - concat( - " printf '%s\\n' \"::error::Falsifier cadence red — cold=$\{COLD_RESULT} (corpus executed; see target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json)\"\n", - concat( - " exit 1\n", - concat( - "fi\n", - "printf '%s\\n' \"FalsifierCadenceVerdict: cadence-green\"\n" - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) - ) -} - -fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_body() -> String { - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_script() -} - -fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Aggregate falsifier cadence verdict (typed cold-corpus execution)" }, - id: Present { value: "aggregate_verdict" }, - run: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_body(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn falsifier_build_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "falsifier-build", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat(ci_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_build_step(), ci_release_bins_pack_step(), ci_release_bins_upload_step()]), - needs: [], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -fn falsifier_cold_corpus_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "cold-corpus", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: concat(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_floor_peak_pre_step(), falsifier_step(), floor_component_receipt_upload_step(), floor_phase_journal_upload_step(), ci_floor_receipts_upload_step(), compile_clean_cold_control_step(), native_cache_cold_control_step(), ci_floor_peak_post_step()]), - needs: ["falsifier-build"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -fn falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "aggregate-verdict", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec(), - steps: [falsifier_floor_component_receipt_download_step(), falsifier_aggregate_verdict_step()], - needs: ["falsifier-build", "cold-corpus"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: Present { value: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if }, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: none, - permissions: none - } -} - -data falsifier_cadence_note: String = "nightly (0 7 * * *) -> every 4h (operator ruling 2026-07-14): a once-daily divergence receipt goes unread; a 4h cadence makes the cold-run receipt a same-day dial. Overlap is handled structurally, not assumed away: the job backstop (230-min class) can tail past a 240-min period, so the workflow carries a queue-not-cancel concurrency group - a scheduled run firing while one is live QUEUES rather than killing a measuring run mid-corpus." - -data falsifier_cadence_cron: CronSchedule = CronSchedule { - minute: Exact { value: 0 }, - hour: Listed { values: [0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20] }, - day_of_month: Wildcard, - month: Wildcard, - day_of_week: Wildcard -} - -data falsifier_workflow: Workflow = { - name: "affected-set-falsifier", - on: [ - WorkflowDispatch { inputs: [] }, - Schedule { cron: falsifier_cadence_cron } - ], - concurrency: Present { - value: ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { - group: "affected-set-falsifier", - cancel_in_progress: Present { value: CancelInProgressBool { value: false } }, - explicit_single: none - } - }, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: "CARGO_TERM_COLOR", value: yaml_string(s: "always"))] - }, - permissions: Present { - value: WorkflowPermissions { - contents: Present { value: PermRead }, - pull_requests: none, - issues: none, - actions: none, - id_token: none - } - }, - jobs: [ - falsifier_build_job(), - falsifier_cold_corpus_job(), - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job() - ] -} - -fn expected_falsifier_yml() -> String { - serialize_yaml(v: project_workflow_to_yaml(workflow: falsifier_workflow)) -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag index 0adc5517995..eeef91c13bd 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag @@ -7,9 +7,7 @@ import gunbc.plan_registry { all_plans } import gunbc.generated_artifact_merge_driver { generated_artifact_merge_driver_script_path } type GeneratedArtifact - = CiYamlArtifact - | FalsifierYamlArtifact - | FleetConvergeYamlArtifact + = FleetConvergeYamlArtifact | GitignoreArtifact | GitattributesArtifact | RoadmapArtifact @@ -30,7 +28,7 @@ type GeneratedArtifact data generated_artifact_registry: List = concat( concat( concat( - [CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact, FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact], + [FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact], map(fleet_autoinstall_specs, s => AutoinstallUserDataArtifact { spec: s }) ), map(fleet_install_server_specs, s => ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact { spec: s }) @@ -50,8 +48,6 @@ type CommitPolicy fn artifact_path(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> String { match a { - CiYamlArtifact => ".github/workflows/ci.yml" - FalsifierYamlArtifact => ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml" FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => ".github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml" GitignoreArtifact => ".gitignore" GitattributesArtifact => ".gitattributes" @@ -79,8 +75,6 @@ fn artifact_commit_policy(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> CommitPolicy { GithooksPrePushArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GitProtocol } GithooksPreCommitArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GitProtocol } GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GitProtocol } - CiYamlArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GithubActionsWorkflow } - FalsifierYamlArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GithubActionsWorkflow } FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GithubActionsWorkflow } RoadmapArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: ProjectDocumentation } DesignArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: ProjectDocumentation } @@ -115,8 +109,6 @@ data artifact_eq_disposition_reference_note: String = "Disposition authority (re fn artifact_eq(a: GeneratedArtifact, b: GeneratedArtifact) -> Bool { match a { - CiYamlArtifact => match b { CiYamlArtifact => true _ => false } - FalsifierYamlArtifact => match b { FalsifierYamlArtifact => true _ => false } FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => match b { FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => true _ => false } GitignoreArtifact => match b { GitignoreArtifact => true _ => false } GitattributesArtifact => match b { GitattributesArtifact => true _ => false } diff --git a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag index bfee4bebb28..cbc4612c3e0 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ module gunbc.generated_artifact_emit import gunbc.generated_artifact { GeneratedArtifact, - CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact, FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, + FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, AutoinstallUserDataArtifact, ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact, PlanArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, @@ -12,8 +12,6 @@ import gunbc.generated_artifact { V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact, artifact_path } -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { expected_falsifier_yml } import gunbc.fleet_converge_workflow { expected_fleet_converge_yml } import gunbc.ci_yaml_validate { ci_yml_parses } import gunbc.gitignore_emit { expected_gitignore } @@ -56,8 +54,6 @@ fn artifact_generated(content: String) -> ArtifactGenerationOutcome { fn artifact_generate(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> ArtifactGenerationOutcome { match a { - CiYamlArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_ci_yml()) - FalsifierYamlArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_falsifier_yml()) FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_fleet_converge_yml()) GitignoreArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_gitignore()) GitattributesArtifact => match expected_gitattributes() { @@ -92,8 +88,6 @@ data artifact_extra_valid_note: String = "P0 (operator-directed, 2026-08-05; loy fn artifact_extra_valid(a: GeneratedArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerationOutcome) -> Bool { match a { - CiYamlArtifact => ci_yml_parses(path: artifact_path(a: a)) - FalsifierYamlArtifact => ci_yml_parses(path: artifact_path(a: a)) FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => ci_yml_parses(path: artifact_path(a: a)) GitignoreArtifact => true GitattributesArtifact => true diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag index 60e8cb8333a..0f6d8949ca7 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag @@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ import std.measure { millisecond, millisecond_count, nanosecond_to_millisecond_floor, + Second, + second, + second_count, } import v2.std.algebra { filter, length } import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } @@ -59,7 +62,6 @@ import std.observation { } import v2.std.optional { Absent, Optional, Present } import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms } data witness_row_cost_spine_note: String = "Per-witness cost receipts (placement workstream #5 spine). THE RECORD is std.observation.ObservationEvent (progress-observation-design §2/§3c) — not a TSV schema and not WitnessTimingRow. Production shape is N+1 per entry: exactly ONE entry resolve-phase Concluded event (entry-level/shared resolve wall) plus one declaration-grain Concluded event per witness (eval wall + actual outcome; Refused distinct from Failed). RSS is MeasuredUnavailable with an explicit cause. The canonical event and joined receipt retain exact Nanosecond eval, resolve, and warm values; histogram, ordering, and attribution consume those exact values. The TSV/drift/placement wires are named Millisecond presentation and policy boundaries and may floor only there. The resolve column repeats the observed full entry resolve for each child — never divided across witnesses and never summed N times into a corpus total. W2 filters the SAME events via AttentionLevel/ObservationDensity (Ambient may suppress a render line while the complete receipt still retains the row). Basis values MUST cite an arm64 srv-fleet run id (never local x86). A row with no dated basis is BasisAbsent. Drift is falsifier-cadence counted, not merge-refusing. Executing consumers: dag/test/claim/witness_row_cost_drift_witness_test.dag and dag/test/claim/witness_row_cost_projection_witness_test.dag." @@ -127,7 +129,7 @@ fn witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_order_of_magnitude() -> Nat { } fn witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_ms() -> Nat { - gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() / witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_order_of_magnitude() + witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() / witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_order_of_magnitude() } type MigrationDisclosureVerdict @@ -655,3 +657,14 @@ fn witness_cost_seed_timed_out_event( outcome: TimedOut { basis: basis, budget: budget, elapsed: elapsed } ) } + +// Re-homed here from v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan when the CI wipe (2026-08-15) deleted that module. +// The five-second fast-lane budget is a fact about what a witness row may cost, which is this +// module's subject; it sat in the floor plan only because the floor plan was what armed it. No +// consumer arms it today -- the executor that did is deleted -- so this is the threshold's +// declaration, not a claim that anything enforces it. +data witness_row_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget: Second = second(count: 5) + +fn witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { + second_count(s: witness_row_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget) * 1000 +} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/bmc_wif_delegation_chain_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/bmc_wif_delegation_chain_witness_test.dag index f3200806b4b..10b243d45d4 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/bmc_wif_delegation_chain_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/bmc_wif_delegation_chain_witness_test.dag @@ -105,13 +105,6 @@ test fn threat_model_names_both_read_capabilities() -> Bool { acc || match c { CodeExecOnRunnerHostDuringJobWindow => true, _ => false }) } -test fn main_ci_workflow_grants_no_id_token() -> Bool { - match ci_workflow.permissions { - Present { value: perms } => match perms.id_token { Absent => true, _ => false } - Absent => true - } -} - test fn secret_ref_login_handler_added_beside_factory_login_not_over_it() -> Bool { secret_ref_credential_authority.module_path == "gunbc.auth.secret_ref_credential" && secret_ref_credential_authority.decl_name == "fetch_secret_ref_credential" diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_concurrency_policy_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_concurrency_policy_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index d29634e7e07..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_concurrency_policy_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,63 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_concurrency_policy_witness_test - -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_workflow } -import gunbc.ci_workflow_expressions { - ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_if, - ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_expression, - ci_concurrency_group, -} -import extdeps.github.actions { - ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax, - CancelInProgressExpression, -} -import v2.std.collection { Present } -import v2.std.text { String } - -test fn ci_concurrency_cancel_expression_holds() -> Bool { - ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_expression() == ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_if -} - -test fn ci_concurrency_event_scoped_stop_policy_holds() -> Bool { - match ci_workflow.concurrency { - Present { value: spec } => - match spec { - ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { group: _, cancel_in_progress: cip, explicit_single: _ } => - match cip { - Present { value: c } => - match c { - CancelInProgressExpression { expression: e } => - e == "${{ github.event_name != 'merge_group' }}" - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn ci_concurrency_stop_policy_discriminates_merge_group() -> Bool { - ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_if != "true" - && ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_if != "false" - && ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_if != "github.event_name != 'merge_group'" -} - -// The group key is the arm that exempts main from supersession, so it carries three -// claims rather than one string comparison: the exact serialized form, that a main push -// keys on the per-commit sha, and that the exemption did NOT widen into the global -// unique-key mistake the stop-policy note warns about (PR events must still key on the -// PR number, or every event gets its own group and cancellation becomes unreachable). -test fn ci_concurrency_group_exempts_main_and_keeps_pr_supersession() -> Bool { - ci_concurrency_group() == "${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' && github.sha || github.ref }}" -} - -test fn ci_concurrency_group_keys_main_pushes_per_commit() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: ci_concurrency_group(), pattern: "github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' && github.sha") -} - -test fn ci_concurrency_group_still_supersedes_within_a_pull_request() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: ci_concurrency_group(), pattern: "github.event.pull_request.number") - && !string_contains(s: ci_concurrency_group(), pattern: "github.run_id") -} - diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_target_host_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_target_host_witness_test.dag index b457ed77a02..a124d3bbf7e 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_target_host_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_target_host_witness_test.dag @@ -97,16 +97,6 @@ test fn witness_preflight_script_checks_target_host() -> Bool { && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "printenv RUNNER_NAME") } -// The deploy is now a STEP inside the unified `fleet` job (operator consolidation -// 2026-08-10), so runner pinning is asserted on that job: it runs on the srv1 self-hosted -// label set and never on a ubicloud runner. The deploy STEP itself carries no runs-on; -// pinning is a job fact, and the fleet job is where the deploy executes. -test fn witness_ci_yml_deploy_job_pins_srv1_runner() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " fleet:\n runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64, srv1]") - && !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " fleet:\n runs-on: ubicloud-standard-16-arm") -} - test fn witness_local_proof_requires_host_identity() -> Bool { match deploy_target_proof_from_access(access: ci_deploy_srv1_access) { RunnerIdentityOnHost { host: id } => id == operator_host_srv1 diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 975341235d8..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_deploy_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,197 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_deploy_witness - -import gunbc.ci_spec { - gunbc_ci_spec, - gunbc_ci_deploy_stages, - gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_stage, - live_deploy_apply_entry, - live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet_function, - gunbc_ci_deploy_invoke, - ci_release_build_line, -} -import v2.workflow.ci_release_build_emit { ci_release_build_script } -import gunbc.ci_deploy_access { - ci_deploy_srv1_access, - deploy_access_is_local_apply, - deploy_access_check, - deploy_access_sudo_miss_reason, - Permit, - Deny, - DeployAccessActor, - gunbc_deploy_sudoers_dropin, - deploy_access_sudoers_line, - srv1_live_deploy_privileged_commands, -} - -import gunbc.fleet_posix_accounts { - FleetAccountCiRunner, - fleet_posix_principal, - grounded_posix_principal_name, -} -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_workflow } -import extdeps.github.actions { Step, RunStep, UsesStep } -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.fleet_intent { srv1_host } -import gunbc.host_effect { LocalShell } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data ci_deploy_witness_hermetic_split_note: String = "The observed half of this file (witness_deploy_access_preflight_is_fail_closed, which shells live whoami + sudo -n via deploy_access_check_observed) lives in test.claim.ci_deploy_observed_wet, OFFLINE per the hermetic-floor posture (operator 2026-07-11). This file keeps the hermetic half: pure pins over the deploy spec/script/workflow and the mock-shaped deploy_access_check(access, actor) dual — the dependency-injection exemplar the posture generalizes." - -fn ci_deploy_runner_principal_name() -> String { - grounded_posix_principal_name(p: ci_deploy_srv1_access.principal) as String -} - -test fn witness_deploy_stage_targets_live_deploy_wet() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_stage.entry == live_deploy_apply_entry - && gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_stage.function == live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet_function - && gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_stage.needs == ["ci"] -} - -test fn witness_deploy_access_uses_local_apply_on_srv1() -> Bool { - let access = ci_deploy_srv1_access - access.host == srv1_host - && grounded_posix_principal_name(p: access.principal) == "ghrunner" - && deploy_access_is_local_apply(access: access) - && match access.transport { - LocalShell => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_deploy_access_sudo_miss_surfaces_sudoers_hint() -> Bool { - let actor = DeployAccessActor { - observed_name: fleet_posix_ci_runner_principal().posix.name, - sudo_granted: false, - } - match deploy_access_check(access: ci_deploy_srv1_access, actor: actor) { - Permit => false - Deny { refusal: _ } => - let why = deploy_access_sudo_miss_reason(access: ci_deploy_srv1_access) - string_contains(s: why, pattern: gunbc_deploy_sudoers_dropin) - && string_contains( - s: why, - pattern: deploy_access_sudoers_line( - access: ci_deploy_srv1_access, - cmd: srv1_live_deploy_privileged_commands().first() - ) - ) - } -} - -test fn witness_deploy_access_sudoers_line_authority() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: deploy_access_sudoers_line( - access: ci_deploy_srv1_access, - cmd: srv1_live_deploy_privileged_commands().first() - ), - pattern: ci_deploy_runner_principal_name() - ) -} - -test fn witness_ci_spec_carries_deploy_stages() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_spec.deploy_stages == gunbc_ci_deploy_stages -} - -test fn witness_deploy_invoke_runs_gunbc_wet() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_deploy_invoke(stage: gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_stage) - string_contains(s: script, pattern: live_deploy_apply_entry) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet_function) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "\"$ROOT/target/release/gunbc\" run") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "--source-root \"$ROOT/dag\"") -} - -test fn witness_deploy_invoke_does_not_rebuild_release_bins() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_deploy_invoke(stage: gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_stage) - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_release_build_line()) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_release_build_script()) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CARGO_BIN") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "sccache --show-stats") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1") -} - -// Deploy now runs as a STEP inside the unified `fleet` job (operator consolidation -// 2026-08-10): the job downloads + verifies the release-bins artifact once and the deploy -// step consumes it. The deploy step does not rebuild (asserted directly against the -// invoke script in witness_deploy_invoke_does_not_rebuild_release_bins above). -test fn witness_ci_yml_deploy_job_consumes_release_bins_artifact() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " fleet:") - && string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " - name: Download release-bins artifact") - && string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " - name: Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed)") - && string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " - name: Deploy dashboard to srv1 (live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet)") -} - -test fn witness_ci_yml_deploy_job_serializes_blue_green_cutovers() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains( - s: yaml, - pattern: " concurrency:\n group: srv1-dashboard-deploy\n cancel-in-progress: false" - ) -} - -// The deploy jobs collapsed into ONE `fleet` job (operator consolidation 2026-08-10); -// exactly one fleet job carries the deploy step(s). -test fn witness_workflow_deploy_job_matches_enrollment() -> Bool { - let fleet_jobs = filter(ci_workflow.jobs, j => j.id == "fleet") - length(fleet_jobs) == 1 -} - -// OBSERVATION-UNFUSED-FROM-ACTUATION discriminating control (operator route 2026-08-10, -// CONVERGE acceptance). Two consecutive main pushes hit the cold whole-corpus floor -// over-budget, so the push-gated fleet job skipped every time and collect_fleet_convergence -// (a READ) never ran. The repair admits the collector on workflow_dispatch while keeping -// deploy + advance (the WRITES) push-only. This test REDS if the collector reverts to -// push-only (re-fusing the read to the write gate) OR if either write leaks onto dispatch -// (letting a censored-floor dispatch deploy or advance the desired ref). -fn ci_fleet_step_if_condition(s: Step) -> String { - match s { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: ifc, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match ifc { Present { value: c } => c, _ => "" } - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: _, env: _, if_condition: ifc, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match ifc { Present { value: c } => c, _ => "" } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_step_name(s: Step) -> String { - match s { - RunStep { name: n, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match n { Present { value: nm } => nm, _ => "" } - UsesStep { name: n, id: _, uses: _, with: _, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match n { Present { value: nm } => nm, _ => "" } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_if_for_step_named(needle: String) -> String { - let fleet_steps = filter(ci_workflow.jobs, j => j.id == "fleet").first().steps - fold(fleet_steps, init: "", f: (acc, s) => - if string_contains(s: ci_fleet_step_name(s: s), pattern: needle) { - ci_fleet_step_if_condition(s: s) - } else { - acc - }) -} - -// The READ step and the WRITE steps are deliberately gated differently: collect admits BOTH -// push and workflow_dispatch, while deploy and advance are push-only and never dispatch. A -// dispatchable write is the fused shape this claim exists to refuse. -test fn witness_collector_read_unfused_from_writes() -> Bool { - let collect_if = ci_fleet_if_for_step_named(needle: "Collect fleet converge") - let deploy_if = ci_fleet_if_for_step_named(needle: "Deploy dashboard to srv1") - let advance_if = ci_fleet_if_for_step_named(needle: "Advance refs/fleet/desired") - string_contains(s: collect_if, pattern: "github.event_name == 'push'") - && string_contains(s: collect_if, pattern: "workflow_dispatch") - && string_contains(s: deploy_if, pattern: "github.event_name == 'push'") - && !string_contains(s: deploy_if, pattern: "workflow_dispatch") - && string_contains(s: advance_if, pattern: "github.event_name == 'push'") - && !string_contains(s: advance_if, pattern: "workflow_dispatch") -} - -test fn witness_ci_yml_deploy_job_matches_enrollment() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - let enrolled = length(gunbc_ci_deploy_stages) > 0 - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " fleet:") - && string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "Deploy dashboard to srv1 (live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet)") == enrolled - && string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: live_deploy_apply_srv1_wet_function) == enrolled -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_heal_job_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_heal_job_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index fc20d9b19d5..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_heal_job_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,501 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_heal_job_witness - -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -import v2.std.algebra { list_head, HeadFound, HeadAbsent } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { - ci_workflow, - ci_floor_job_prelude_steps, - ci_regen_job, - ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job, - ci_heal_author_commit_upload_step, - ci_build_job, - ci_job, -} -import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { - YamlKeyValue, YamlValue, - YamlString, YamlNull, YamlBool, YamlInt, YamlFloat, YamlSequence, YamlMapping -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { - ci_heal_generated_artifact_regen_function, - ci_heal_generated_artifact_gate_entry, - ci_heal_dispatch_entry, - ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_dir, - ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_name, - ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_includes_hidden_files, - path_has_hidden_segment, - ci_heal_author_commit_regen_command, - ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_entry, - ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_function, - ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_shell_emit_scaffold, - ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, - gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script, - gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke, -} -import std.disposition { Scaffold } -import gunbc.generated_artifact { - CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, artifact_path -} -import gunbc.heal_push_plan { - auto_push_eligible_committed_artifact_paths, - author_commit_required_committed_artifact_paths, - live_heal_push_refusal_cause_token -} -import gunbc.ci_heal_credential { - ci_heal_job_permissions, - ci_heal_effective_grant, - ci_heal_branch_ref_expr, - ci_regen_heal_if -} -import gunbc.ci_workflow_expressions { - ci_floor_runs_unless_cancelled_if, - ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script -} - -import extdeps.github.actions { - Job, Workflow, WorkflowPermissions, PermissionLevel, PermWrite, PermRead, - WorkflowDispatch, Push, PullRequest, Schedule, WorkflowCall, MergeGroup, WorkflowRunCompleted, - Step, UsesStep, RunStep -} - -data ci_heal_job_witness_note: String = "Green-by-execution proof that the CI auto-heal job is wired correctly, over the actual Job/Workflow model (not a grep). contents_write_is_scoped_to_heal_only pins least privilege. heal_job_needs_build_not_ci prevents heal from depending on ci. heal_commit_scope_is_auto_push_eligible_only: staging is auto_push_eligible_committed_artifact_paths() only — workflow YAML is AuthorCommitRequired and must never be git add'd. heal_workflow_drift_is_author_commit_required: detects drift, packages repair artifact, emits HealAuthorCommitRequired with regen command, never stages workflow paths. heal_author_commit_upload_step_enrolled: upload-artifact publishes heal-author-commit-required/ when workflow drift exists. heal_author_commit_upload_publishes_its_hidden_payload closes the gap that enrollment alone left open: the step being PRESENT was already witnessed while the artifact it published was empty on every run, because upload-artifact excludes hidden paths by default and this artifact's payload is entirely under .github/. Enrollment is not delivery, and only the second test tells them apart. author_commit_required_paths_all_carry_a_hidden_segment pins the premise the derivation rests on, so the day a non-hidden author-commit path is registered the flag stops being unconditionally true by accident. hidden_segment_predicate_discriminates is the RED control: it fixes both polarities on real corpus paths, so broadening the predicate to match every path, or narrowing it to miss a mid-path dot-directory, reds. THE FOUR FLOOR-PREFLIGHT WITNESSES ARE ONE GROUP AND MUST BE READ TOGETHER. floor_job_waits_on_the_heal_preflight pins the dependency so the expensive floor is ordered after the cheap preflights. floor_job_runs_even_when_an_upstream_job_failed pins the condition as !cancelled() and REFUSES BOTH failure() AND success() BY NAME. floor_refuses_an_already_red_branch_before_its_expensive_steps pins that the refusal lives in the prelude, which ci_job composes ahead of the floor step. floor_refusal_tolerates_a_skipped_heal_but_not_a_failed_one pins the asymmetry between heal and its siblings.\n\nWHY failure() IS REFUSED BY NAME, and it is the opposite of what an earlier revision of this witness asserted: the first cut of this change used `!failure() && !cancelled()`, and a review (review 49309) showed that is a fail-open on the only required merge gate. GitHub's troubleshooting-required-status-checks page states that a job skipped by a conditional REPORTS SUCCESS, and the live default-branch ruleset names exactly one required context, ci. So an upstream failure would have skipped ci, ci would have satisfied its own required check by being skipped, and GeneratedArtifactDriftGate would never have run - drift merging while only the non-required heal job was red. The dangerous edit is therefore no longer 'simplify the condition to success()'; it is 'reintroduce failure() into the condition', which reads as a tightening and is in fact the hole. That is what floor_job_runs_even_when_an_upstream_job_failed exists to red on, and why the refusal moved out of the job condition and into an executing first step that exits 1. heal_commit_scope_is_auto_push_eligible_only: staging is auto_push_eligible_committed_artifact_paths() only — workflow YAML is AuthorCommitRequired and must never be git add'd. heal_workflow_drift_is_author_commit_required: detects drift, packages repair artifact, emits HealAuthorCommitRequired with regen command, never stages workflow paths. heal_author_commit_upload_step_enrolled: upload-artifact publishes heal-author-commit-required/ when workflow drift exists." - -fn perm_is_write(p: PermissionLevel) -> Bool { - match p { PermWrite => true _ => false } -} - -fn perm_is_read(p: PermissionLevel) -> Bool { - match p { PermRead => true _ => false } -} - -fn job_contents_is_write(j: Job) -> Bool { - match j.permissions { - Present { value: wp } => - match wp.contents { Present { value: l } => perm_is_write(p: l) Absent => false } - Absent => false - } -} - -fn job_has_no_write(j: Job) -> Bool { - match j.permissions { - Absent => true - Present { value: wp } => - match wp.contents { Present { value: l } => !perm_is_write(p: l) Absent => true } - } -} - -fn job_actions_is_write(j: Job) -> Bool { - match j.permissions { - Present { value: wp } => - match wp.actions { Present { value: l } => perm_is_write(p: l) Absent => false } - Absent => false - } -} - -fn job_has_no_actions_write(j: Job) -> Bool { - match j.permissions { - Absent => true - Present { value: wp } => - match wp.actions { Present { value: l } => !perm_is_write(p: l) Absent => true } - } -} - -fn workflow_contents_is_read(w: Workflow) -> Bool { - match w.permissions { - Present { value: wp } => - match wp.contents { Present { value: l } => perm_is_read(p: l) Absent => false } - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn heal_job_enrolled_in_ci_workflow() -> Bool { - fold(ci_workflow.jobs, init: false, f: (acc, j) => acc || (j.id == "heal_generated_artifacts")) -} - -test fn heal_job_permissions_are_the_grant_authority() -> Bool { - match ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().permissions { - Present { value: wp } => - (wp == ci_heal_job_permissions) - && (ci_heal_effective_grant.permissions == ci_heal_job_permissions) - && (ci_heal_effective_grant.job.decl_name == "ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job") - && (ci_heal_effective_grant.workflow.module_path == "gunbc.ci_workflow") - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn heal_job_needs_build_not_ci() -> Bool { - ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().needs == ["build"] -} - -test fn floor_job_waits_on_the_heal_preflight() -> Bool { - any(ci_job().needs, n => n == "heal_generated_artifacts") - && any(ci_job().needs, n => n == "build") - && any(ci_job().needs, n => n == "regen") -} - -test fn floor_job_runs_even_when_an_upstream_job_failed() -> Bool { - match ci_job().if_condition { - Present { value: s } => - (s == ci_floor_runs_unless_cancelled_if) - && string_contains(s: s, pattern: "!cancelled()") - && !string_contains(s: s, pattern: "failure()") - && !string_contains(s: s, pattern: "success()") - Absent => false - } -} - -fn step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: Step) -> Bool { - match s { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: r, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - r == ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: _, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn floor_refusal_is_exactly_the_first_step() -> Bool { - match list_head(xs: ci_job().steps) { - HeadFound { value: head } => step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: head) - HeadAbsent => false - } -} - -test fn floor_refuses_an_already_red_branch_before_its_expensive_steps() -> Bool { - fold(ci_job().steps, init: false, f: (found, s) => found || step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: s)) - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "needs.build.result") - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "needs.regen.result") - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "needs.heal_generated_artifacts.result") - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "FloorUpstreamAlreadyRed") - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "exit 1") -} - -test fn floor_refusal_reaches_only_the_job_whose_needs_it_names() -> Bool { - !fold(ci_regen_job().steps, init: false, f: (found, s) => found || step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: s)) - && !fold(ci_build_job().steps, init: false, f: (found, s) => found || step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: s)) - && !fold(ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().steps, init: false, f: (found, s) => found || step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: s)) - && !fold(ci_floor_job_prelude_steps(), init: false, f: (found, s) => found || step_is_the_upstream_red_refusal(s: s)) -} - -test fn floor_refusal_tolerates_a_skipped_heal_but_not_a_failed_one() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "\"$HEAL\" = \"failure\"") - && !string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "\"$HEAL\" != \"success\"") - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "\"$BUILD\" != \"success\"") - && string_contains(s: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, pattern: "\"$REGEN\" != \"success\"") -} - -test fn heal_job_runs_on_pr_only() -> Bool { - match ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().if_condition { - Present { value: s } => - (s == ci_regen_heal_if) - && string_contains(s: s, pattern: "pull_request") - && !string_contains(s: s, pattern: "push") - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn heal_job_has_scoped_contents_write() -> Bool { - job_contents_is_write(j: ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job()) -} - -test fn contents_write_is_scoped_to_heal_only() -> Bool { - workflow_contents_is_read(w: ci_workflow) - && job_has_no_write(j: ci_build_job()) - && job_has_no_write(j: ci_job()) - && job_contents_is_write(j: ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job()) -} - -test fn actions_write_is_scoped_to_heal_only() -> Bool { - job_has_no_actions_write(j: ci_build_job()) - && job_has_no_actions_write(j: ci_job()) - && job_actions_is_write(j: ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job()) -} - -test fn workflow_dispatch_carries_optional_exact_healed_sha_input() -> Bool { - fold(ci_workflow.on, init: false, f: fn(acc, trigger) { - acc || match trigger { - WorkflowDispatch { inputs } => - fold(inputs, init: false, f: fn(found, row) { - found || (row.name == "expected_healed_sha" && !row.required) - }) - Push { branches: _, paths: _ } => false - PullRequest { branches: _, types: _ } => false - Schedule { cron: _ } => false - WorkflowCall { inputs: _ } => false - WorkflowRunCompleted { workflows: _ } => false - MergeGroup => false - } - }) -} - -test fn heal_regen_targets_generated_artifact_main_wet() -> Bool { - (ci_heal_generated_artifact_regen_function == "main_wet") - && (ci_heal_generated_artifact_gate_entry == "dag/tools/generated_artifact_gate.dag") -} - -test fn heal_converges_repo_local_git_config() -> Bool { - (ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_function == "converge") - && (ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_entry == "dag/gunbc/repo_local_git_config.dag") - && string_contains( - s: gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke(), - pattern: dissolution_description(condition: ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger) - ) - && string_contains( - s: gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke(), - pattern: "repo_local_git_config.dag" - ) - && string_contains( - s: gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke(), - pattern: "--function converge" - ) -} - -test fn heal_repo_local_git_config_shell_emit_is_scaffold() -> Bool { - match ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_shell_emit_scaffold { - Scaffold { dissolves_to: _, bind: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn heal_commit_scope_is_auto_push_eligible_only() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git add \"", artifact_path(a: GitignoreArtifact))) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git add \"", artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact))) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git add \"", artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact))) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "git diff --cached --quiet") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "git add -A") - && (count(auto_push_eligible_committed_artifact_paths()) > 0) - && (count(author_commit_required_committed_artifact_paths()) == 3) -} - -// The packaging diagnostic must be reachable. GitHub runs `run:` under -// `bash -eo pipefail`, so a post-hoc `[ ! -e ]` check after `cp` is dead in both -// directions: cp failing aborts the script first, cp succeeding leaves the file -// present. The typed diagnostic therefore has to hang off the failing command. -test fn heal_bundle_incompleteness_diagnostic_is_reachable() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "if ! cp \"$p\" \"") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "if ! mkdir -p \"") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "::error::HealRepairBundleIncomplete path=$p") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "if [ ! -e \"") -} - -test fn heal_git_add_is_existence_guarded() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("if [ -e \"", artifact_path(a: GitignoreArtifact))) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "not staging:") -} - -test fn heal_workflow_drift_is_author_commit_required() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "HealAuthorCommitRequired") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("cause=", live_heal_push_refusal_cause_token())) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "GitHubAppLacksWorkflowsWrite") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_heal_author_commit_regen_command) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git diff --quiet -- \"", artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact))) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git diff --quiet -- \"", artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact))) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT=") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_dir) -} - -fn step_uploads_author_commit_artifact(s: Step) -> Bool { - match s { - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: w, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match w { - Present { value: kvs } => - fold(kvs, init: false, f: fn(found, row) { - found || (row.key == "name" && match row.value { - YamlString { value: v } => v == ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_name - YamlNull => false - YamlBool { value: _ } => false - YamlInt { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlFloat { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlSequence { elements: _ } => false - YamlMapping { entries: _ } => false - }) - }) - Absent => false - } - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - } -} - -fn step_with_value(s: Step, key: NonEmptyStr) -> YamlValue? { - match s { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => none - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: w, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match w { - Absent => none - Present { value: rows } => fold(rows, init: none, f: fn(found, row) { - match found { - Present { value: v } => Present { value: v } - Absent => if row.key == key { Present { value: row.value } } else { none } - } - }) - } - } -} - -// Complements the sibling hidden-payload witnesses rather than restating them: -// they pin that the flag is TRUE, this pins that the emitted flag equals the -// derivation. A hardcoded `true` passes theirs and reds here the day the roster -// gains a non-hidden path — which is the construction property the derivation -// exists to buy. The predicate's own polarities are hidden_segment_predicate_discriminates. -test fn heal_author_commit_upload_includes_hidden_workflow_files() -> Bool { - let paths = author_commit_required_committed_artifact_paths() - (count(paths) > 0) - && match step_with_value(s: ci_heal_author_commit_upload_step(), key: "include-hidden-files") { - Present { value: v } => match v { - YamlBool { value: b } => b == ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_includes_hidden_files() - _ => false - } - Absent => false - } - && match step_with_value(s: ci_heal_author_commit_upload_step(), key: "path") { - Present { value: v } => match v { - YamlString { value: d } => d == ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_dir - _ => false - } - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn heal_author_commit_upload_step_enrolled() -> Bool { - fold(ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().steps, init: false, f: fn(found, step) { - found || step_uploads_author_commit_artifact(s: step) - }) -} - -fn step_kv_bool_is_true(s: Step, key: String) -> Bool { - match s { - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: w, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match w { - Present { value: kvs } => - fold(kvs, init: false, f: fn(found, row) { - found || (row.key == key && match row.value { - YamlBool { value: v } => v - YamlString { value: _ } => false - YamlNull => false - YamlInt { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlFloat { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlSequence { elements: _ } => false - YamlMapping { entries: _ } => false - }) - }) - Absent => false - } - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn heal_author_commit_upload_publishes_its_hidden_payload() -> Bool { - fold(ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().steps, init: false, f: fn(found, step) { - found || (step_uploads_author_commit_artifact(s: step) - && step_kv_bool_is_true(s: step, key: "include-hidden-files")) - }) -} - -test fn author_commit_required_paths_all_carry_a_hidden_segment() -> Bool { - all(author_commit_required_committed_artifact_paths(), p => path_has_hidden_segment(path: p)) - && ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_includes_hidden_files() -} - -test fn hidden_segment_predicate_discriminates() -> Bool { - path_has_hidden_segment(path: ".github/workflows/ci.yml") - && path_has_hidden_segment(path: ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml") - && path_has_hidden_segment(path: ".github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml") - && path_has_hidden_segment(path: "a/.hidden/b") - && !path_has_hidden_segment(path: "release-bins.tgz") - && !path_has_hidden_segment(path: "target/floor-component-receipt.json") - && !path_has_hidden_segment(path: "docs/plans/idea-machine.md") -} - -test fn heal_push_targets_triggering_branch() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "git -c core.hooksPath= push origin HEAD:${{ github.head_ref || github.ref_name }}") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "git push origin HEAD:main") -} - -test fn heal_produced_dispatches_and_supersedes_old_run() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - (ci_heal_dispatch_entry == "dag/tools/ci_heal_dispatch.dag") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "PRIOR_HEAD=$(git rev-parse HEAD)") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "HEALED_HEAD=$(git rev-parse HEAD)") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "GUNBC_HEALED_HEAD=\"$HEALED_HEAD\"") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "SupersededByHealedHead") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "revalidation-required") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "exit 1") -} - -test fn dispatch_failure_is_loud_and_has_no_push_event_fallback() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "HealDispatchRefused") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CreateWorkflowDispatchFailed") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "workflow will be triggered by push") -} - -fn yaml_value_is_github_token_context(v: YamlValue) -> Bool { - match v { - YamlString { value: s } => s == "${{ github.token }}" - YamlNull => false - YamlBool { value: _ } => false - YamlInt { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlFloat { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlSequence { elements: _ } => false - YamlMapping { entries: _ } => false - } -} - -fn env_binds_github_token(kvs: List) -> Bool { - fold(kvs, init: false, f: (found, row) => - found || (row.key == "GITHUB_TOKEN" && yaml_value_is_github_token_context(v: row.value))) -} - -fn dispatch_step_binds_github_token(s: Step) -> Bool { - match s { - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: _, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run, shell: _, env, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - run == gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() && match env { - Present { value: kvs } => env_binds_github_token(kvs: kvs) - Absent => false - } - } -} - -test fn heal_dispatch_step_exports_github_token_authority() -> Bool { - fold( - ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().steps, - init: false, - f: (found, step) => found || dispatch_step_binds_github_token(s: step) - ) -} - -fn yaml_value_is_branch_ref(v: YamlValue) -> Bool { - match v { - YamlString { value: s } => s == ci_heal_branch_ref_expr - YamlNull => false - YamlBool { value: _ } => false - YamlInt { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlFloat { lexeme: _ } => false - YamlSequence { elements: _ } => false - YamlMapping { entries: _ } => false - } -} - -fn kvs_have_branch_ref(kvs: List) -> Bool { - fold(kvs, init: false, f: (acc, kv) => - acc || (kv.key == "ref" && yaml_value_is_branch_ref(v: kv.value))) -} - -fn step_checks_out_branch(s: Step) -> Bool { - match s { - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: w, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match w { - Present { value: kvs } => kvs_have_branch_ref(kvs: kvs) - Absent => false - } - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn heal_checks_out_triggering_branch() -> Bool { - fold(ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job().steps, init: false, f: (acc, s) => acc || step_checks_out_branch(s: s)) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_materialization_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_materialization_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index b22d5466d80..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_materialization_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,30 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_materialization_witness - -import std.types { Bool, String } -import gunbc.ci_materialization { ci_catalog_eligibility_refusals } -import gunbc.ci_materialization_gate { - ci_materialization_ladder_holds_live, - ci_materialization_holds_without_sccache, - ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_is_fresh_effect, -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -data ci_materialization_witness_note: String = "Behavioral materialization-ladder witnesses over the LIVE emitted workflow (operator, 2026-07-08: see-it-working in the same pipeline the redundancy is paid in). The tautological step-count / demand-count pins (uses==N, run==N, prelude==3, exempt-fresh>=1, single-recompute demand==1) were DELETED 2026-07-15 per operator directive: they asserted calibrated magic numbers that reddened on any benign workflow edit (e.g. re-enrolling the srv1 deploy job) without testing behavior. The discriminating duplication->refusal RED control lives in src/v2/test/claim/duplicate_computation/placement_grain_witness_test.dag; the ladder property itself is exercised behaviorally below." - -test fn ci_ladder_holds_on_live_workflow() -> Bool { - ci_materialization_ladder_holds_live() -} - -test fn ci_ladder_holds_without_sccache_single_build() -> Bool { - ci_materialization_holds_without_sccache() -} - -test fn ci_sccache_is_eligible_for_the_capacity_bounded_role() -> Bool { - ci_catalog_eligibility_refusals() == 0 -} - -test fn ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_is_a_fresh_checkout_observation() -> Bool { - ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_is_fresh_effect() -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_native_cache_root_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_native_cache_root_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4e528ccafa8..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_native_cache_root_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,81 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_native_cache_root_witness - -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -import gunbc.ci_workflow { - ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge, - ci_cargo_build_jobs_count -} -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { expected_falsifier_yml } -import v2.workflow.ci_workflow_run_emit { - ci_isolate_toolchain_script, - ci_native_cache_root_script, - ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal, - ci_native_cache_segment_script_refuses_fabrication, - ci_isolate_toolchain_script_excludes_segment_derivation, - ci_native_cache_root_shell_emit_scaffold, - ci_native_cache_root_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger -} -import std.disposition { Scaffold, Terminal } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data ci_native_cache_root_witness_note: String = "Discriminating witnesses for the toolchain-segment reorder+refuse fix (operator 2026-07-29): the isolate prelude must NOT derive GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG from ambient rustc (that either fabricates toolchain-unresolved or silently keys on the wrong toolchain); the dedicated native-cache step after setup-rust-toolchain must refuse on rustc -V failure. RED controls perturb the good emission with the retired fabrication literal so a regression re-opens the absorbing fallback. Prelude ordering: witness_prelude_native_cache_root_step_follows_setup_rust uses ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge_note — adjacency proxy, safe-direction brittleness only." - -test fn witness_isolate_emission_excludes_segment_derivation() -> Bool { - ci_isolate_toolchain_script_excludes_segment_derivation( - isolate_script: ci_isolate_toolchain_script(build_jobs_count: ci_cargo_build_jobs_count()) - ) -} - -test fn witness_native_cache_root_emission_refuses_fabrication() -> Bool { - ci_native_cache_segment_script_refuses_fabrication( - script: ci_native_cache_root_script() - ) -} - -test fn witness_native_cache_root_fabrication_literal_red_control() -> Bool { - let good = ci_native_cache_root_script() - let bad = concat(good, concat("\n", concat("GUNBC_TOOLCHAIN_SEG=", ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal))) - ci_native_cache_segment_script_refuses_fabrication(script: good) && - !ci_native_cache_segment_script_refuses_fabrication(script: bad) -} - -test fn witness_prelude_native_cache_root_step_follows_setup_rust() -> Bool { - let bridge = ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge() - string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: bridge) && - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: bridge) -} - -test fn witness_emitted_workflows_exclude_fabricated_segment_literal() -> Bool { - !string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal) && - !string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal) && - string_contains( - s: expected_ci_yml(), - pattern: "Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain)" - ) && - string_contains( - s: expected_falsifier_yml(), - pattern: "Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain)" - ) -} - -test fn witness_native_cache_root_emission_carries_dissolve_marker() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: ci_native_cache_root_script(), pattern: dissolution_description(condition: ci_native_cache_root_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger)) -} - -test fn witness_native_cache_root_shell_emit_is_scaffold_holds() -> Bool { - match ci_native_cache_root_shell_emit_scaffold { - Scaffold { dissolves_to: _, bind: _ } => true - Terminal { reason: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_emitted_workflows_refuse_missing_segment_red_control() -> Bool { - let good = expected_ci_yml() - let bad = concat(good, ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal) - !string_contains(s: good, pattern: ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal) && - string_contains(s: bad, pattern: ci_native_cache_fabricated_segment_literal) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_release_bins_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_release_bins_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 0f0787c3f4c..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_release_bins_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,80 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_release_bins_witness - -import gunbc.ci_release_bins { - ci_floor_invoked_bins, - witness_declared_release_bins, - ci_floor_required_artifact_names, - release_bin_is_enrolled, - release_bin_list_contains -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { ci_release_build_line } -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { expected_falsifier_yml } -import tools.host_prelude { - witness_bin, - witness_bin_ensure_built_typed, - WitnessBinReady, - WitnessBinRefused, - WitnessBinNotEnrolled -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data ci_release_bins_witness_note: String = "Authority: gunbc.ci_release_bins. Pack membership is derived (floor ∪ witness-declared). Positives: measured gap bins cssl_assemble / frontier_probe_survey are enrolled and appear on the build line. Retirement negative: compile_clean_floor_skip_witness is absent from the roster, release build line, and both generated workflows. RED: no_such_witness_bin_zzz is NOT enrolled, and ensure_built refuses WitnessBinNotEnrolled without cargo (construction wall). Per-claim test fns (no AND-umbrella; #7287 pattern)." - -test fn witness_pack_includes_every_floor_invoked() -> Bool { - fold( - ci_floor_invoked_bins, - init: true, - f: (ok, name) => ok && release_bin_list_contains(xs: ci_floor_required_artifact_names(), needle: name) - ) -} - -test fn witness_pack_includes_every_witness_declared() -> Bool { - fold( - witness_declared_release_bins, - init: true, - f: (ok, name) => ok && release_bin_list_contains(xs: ci_floor_required_artifact_names(), needle: name) - ) -} - -test fn witness_measured_gap_bins_enrolled() -> Bool { - release_bin_is_enrolled(bin_name: "cssl_assemble") - && release_bin_is_enrolled(bin_name: "frontier_probe_survey") -} - -test fn witness_build_line_carries_gap_bins() -> Bool { - let line = ci_release_build_line() - string_contains(s: line, pattern: "--bin cssl_assemble") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "--bin frontier_probe_survey") - && string_contains(s: line, pattern: "--bin claim_executor") -} - -test fn witness_negative_control_not_enrolled() -> Bool { - !release_bin_is_enrolled(bin_name: "no_such_witness_bin_zzz") -} - -test fn witness_retired_floor_skip_bin_absent_from_release_projections() -> Bool { - let retired = "compile_clean_floor_skip_witness" - !release_bin_is_enrolled(bin_name: retired) - && !string_contains(s: ci_release_build_line(), pattern: retired) - && !string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: retired) - && !string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: retired) -} - -test fn witness_unenrolled_ensure_built_refuses_not_enrolled() -> Bool { - let readiness = witness_bin_ensure_built_typed( - root: "/tmp", - bin: witness_bin(var_name: "NO_SUCH", bin_name: "no_such_witness_bin_zzz") - ) - match readiness { - WitnessBinReady { path: _ } => false - WitnessBinRefused { bin_name: name, path: _, reason: reason } => - name == "no_such_witness_bin_zzz" && reason == WitnessBinNotEnrolled - } -} - -test fn witness_pack_count_floor() -> Bool { - ci_floor_required_artifact_names().length() >= 19 -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_runner_seam_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_runner_seam_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 1b906253732..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_runner_seam_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_runner_seam_witness - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test fn witness_ci_runner_spec_derives_from_fleet_offer() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_runner_spec() == runner_spec_from_offer(offer: gunbc_ci_fleet_offer) -} - -test fn witness_ci_workflow_runner_matches_selected_target() -> Bool { - ci_workflow.jobs.first().runner == gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec() -} - -test fn witness_ci_yaml_runs_on_projects_selected_labels() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64]") - && !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " runs-on: [ubicloud-standard-16-arm]") -} - -test fn witness_ci_runner_spec_is_self_hosted_arm64_linux() -> Bool { - match gunbc_ci_runner_spec() { - SelfHosted { labels: ls } => - ls.length() == 3 - && ls.first() == "self-hosted" - && ls.skip(n: 1).first() == "linux" - && ls.skip(n: 2).first() == "arm64" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_selected_target_is_operator_fleet_routing() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec() == gunbc_ci_runner_spec() -} - diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index ea5a5228563..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,119 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_witness - -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_build_job } -import extdeps.github.actions { RunStep, UsesStep } -import v2.std.effect_plan { Do, EffectPlan } -import v2.std.operation_argv { - OperationRef, - operation_argv_bind_text_list -} -import v2.std.orchestration { FailFast } -import v2.workflow.ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_emit { - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_extra_args, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_intent, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_package_count_holds, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_refusal_prefix, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_render, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_shell_emit_scaffold, -} -import v2.workflow.effect_plan_bash_materialize { - BashBoundOperationInvocation, - EffectPlanBashMaterializationRefused, - EffectPlanBashMaterialized, - bash_bind_operation_invocation, - effect_plan_bash_materialize -} -import std.disposition { Scaffold } -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -fn gate_materialized_render(plan: EffectPlan) -> String { - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_render(plan: plan) -} - -fn gate_plan_refuses(plan: EffectPlan) -> Bool { - match effect_plan_bash_materialize(plan: plan) { - EffectPlanBashMaterialized { source: _ } => false - EffectPlanBashMaterializationRefused { refusal: _ } => true - } -} - -test fn w_stage0_partition_gate_package_count_holds() -> Bool { - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_package_count_holds() -} - -test fn w_stage0_partition_gate_script_names_all_seven_packages() -> Bool { - let script = ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-runtime") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-std-core") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-std-surface") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-extdeps-languages") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-v1-infer") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-v1-artifact") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "v1-stage0-emit-core") -} - -test fn w_stage0_partition_gate_shell_emit_is_scaffold_holds() -> Bool { - match ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_shell_emit_scaffold { - Scaffold { dissolves_to: _, bind: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn w_stage0_partition_gate_emit_carries_dissolve_marker_holds() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script(), - pattern: "🟡 dissolve-on: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script" - ) -} - -test fn w_stage0_partition_gate_script_is_typed_plan_plus_marker() -> Bool { - let expected = concat( - concat( - "# ", - concat(dissolution_description(condition: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), "\n") - ), - concat( - gate_materialized_render(plan: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_intent()), - "\n" - ) - ) - ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script() == expected -} - -test fn w_build_job_enrolls_stage0_partition_compile_gate_holds() -> Bool { - fold(ci_build_job().steps, init: false, f: (acc, step) => { - acc || match step { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: cmd, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - string_contains(s: cmd, pattern: "v1-stage0-runtime") - && string_contains(s: cmd, pattern: "v1-stage0-emit-core") - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: _, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - } - }) -} - -test fn w_stage0_partition_gate_RED_missing_operation_refuses() -> Bool { - let bad_step = bash_bind_operation_invocation( - at: OperationRef { - path: "dag/extdeps/rust/cargo_build.dag", - service: "cargo.Build", - operation: "NoSuchCheck" - }, - bindings: [ - operation_argv_bind_text_list( - name: "extra_args", - items: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_extra_args(package_name: "v1-stage0-runtime") - ) - ] - ) - let refused_plan = EffectPlan { - steps: [Do { effect: bad_step }], - on_failure: FailFast - } - gate_plan_refuses(plan: refused_plan) - && string_contains( - s: gate_materialized_render(plan: refused_plan), - pattern: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_refusal_prefix - ) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index ee66c46a448..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,121 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_witness - -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_build_job } -import extdeps.github.actions { RunStep, UsesStep } -import v2.std.effect_plan { Do, EffectPlan } -import v2.std.operation_argv { - OperationRef, - operation_argv_bind_text_list -} -import v2.std.orchestration { FailFast } -import v2.workflow.ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_emit { - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_extra_args, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_intent, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_package, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_refusal_prefix, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_render, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_shell_emit_scaffold, -} -import v2.workflow.effect_plan_bash_materialize { - BashBoundOperationInvocation, - EffectPlanBashMaterializationRefused, - EffectPlanBashMaterialized, - bash_bind_operation_invocation, - effect_plan_bash_materialize -} -import std.disposition { Scaffold } -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -data witness_subject_note: String = "Pins the v1-compiler test-targets compile gate the way its siblings are pinned (test.claim.ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_witness, test.claim.ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_witness): the emitted argv, the scaffold disposition, the dissolve marker, the exact plan-plus-marker composition, build-job enrollment, and a RED refusal. Added on review of gunbc#8191, which enrolled the gate while pinning only the backstop sum — a new enrolled gate whose emitted script nothing asserts is DESIGN 5 specification-without-execution, and the reviewer was right that the sum alone does not establish the gate emits what it claims. - -WHY THE ARGV IS PINNED TOKEN-BY-TOKEN AND NOT AS ONE STRING: the three tokens carry three separable facts that can each rot independently. `check` is the compile-only operation, and losing it to `test` would silently convert this gate into the execution gate the standing nextest ruling rejects. `-p v1-compiler` is the scope, and widening it to the workspace would re-check what the partition gate already covers. `--all-targets` is the ONLY reason the gate sees test targets at all — drop it and the step still passes, still looks enrolled, and covers exactly the population that was uncovered before this gate existed. That last case is the one a single-string assertion would miss most quietly, so each token gets its own conjunct." - -fn gate_materialized_render(plan: EffectPlan) -> String { - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_render(plan: plan) -} - -fn gate_plan_refuses(plan: EffectPlan) -> Bool { - match effect_plan_bash_materialize(plan: plan) { - EffectPlanBashMaterialized { source: _ } => false - EffectPlanBashMaterializationRefused { refusal: _ } => true - } -} - -test fn w_v1_compiler_test_targets_gate_script_carries_check_scope_and_all_targets() -> Bool { - let script = ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "check") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_package) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "--all-targets") -} - -test fn w_v1_compiler_test_targets_gate_extra_args_are_exactly_scope_then_all_targets() -> Bool { - let actual = ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_extra_args() - let expected = ["-p", ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_package, "--all-targets"] - actual == expected -} - -test fn w_v1_compiler_test_targets_gate_shell_emit_is_scaffold_holds() -> Bool { - match ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_shell_emit_scaffold { - Scaffold { dissolves_to: _, bind: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn w_v1_compiler_test_targets_gate_emit_carries_dissolve_marker_holds() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script(), - pattern: "🟡 dissolve-on: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script" - ) -} - -test fn w_v1_compiler_test_targets_gate_script_is_typed_plan_plus_marker() -> Bool { - let expected = concat( - concat( - "# ", - concat(dissolution_description(condition: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), "\n") - ), - concat( - gate_materialized_render(plan: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_intent()), - "\n" - ) - ) - ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script() == expected -} - -test fn w_build_job_enrolls_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_holds() -> Bool { - fold(ci_build_job().steps, init: false, f: (acc, step) => { - acc || match step { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: cmd, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - string_contains(s: cmd, pattern: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_package) - && string_contains(s: cmd, pattern: "--all-targets") - UsesStep { name: _, id: _, uses: _, with: _, env: _, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => false - } - }) -} - -test fn w_v1_compiler_test_targets_gate_RED_missing_operation_refuses() -> Bool { - let bad_step = bash_bind_operation_invocation( - at: OperationRef { - path: "dag/extdeps/rust/cargo_build.dag", - service: "cargo.Build", - operation: "NoSuchCheck" - }, - bindings: [ - operation_argv_bind_text_list( - name: "extra_args", - items: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_extra_args() - ) - ] - ) - let refused_plan = EffectPlan { - steps: [Do { effect: bad_step }], - on_failure: FailFast - } - gate_plan_refuses(plan: refused_plan) - && string_contains( - s: gate_materialized_render(plan: refused_plan), - pattern: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_refusal_prefix - ) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4099ac050ce..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,112 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_witness - -import v2.workflow.ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_emit { - ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_script, - ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_shell_emit_scaffold, -} -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script, ci_build_job } -import gunbc.ci_spec { ci_release_features } -import gunbc.ci_build_job_v1_compiler_unit_receipt { - one_profile_ordering_status, - one_compiler_unit_status, - wall_benefit_status, - fleet_build_job_log_evidence_run, - fleet_build_job_log_evidence_status, -} -import gunbc.ci_materialization { step_display_name } -import extdeps.github.actions { Step, RunStep, UsesStep } -import std.disposition { Scaffold } - -data compile_gate_step_name: String = "cargo test -p v1-compiler-tests --release (retained-kernel execution gate; reuses release v1-compiler)" -data release_build_step_name: String = "Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc)" - -fn step_index_of(steps: List, name: String) -> Int { - let seen = fold(steps, init: { idx: 0, hit: 0 - 1 }, f: fn(acc, s) { - if step_display_name(s: s) == name { - if acc.hit >= 0 { { idx: acc.idx + 1, hit: acc.hit } } else { { idx: acc.idx + 1, hit: acc.idx } } - } else { - { idx: acc.idx + 1, hit: acc.hit } - } - }) - seen.hit -} - -test fn w_gate_script_names_release_test_execution_command() -> Bool { - let script = ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'test'") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'v1-compiler-tests'") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'--release'") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'--no-run'") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "\"$CARGO_BIN\"") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'check'") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "nextest") -} - -test fn w_gate_script_eagain_cold_retry() -> Bool { - let script = ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "keep sccache") -} - -test fn w_gate_run_script_is_cargo_test_execution_only() -> Bool { - let script = ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'test'") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'v1-compiler-tests'") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'--release'") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "'--no-run'") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "compile_contract_admission_witness") - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CompileContractAdmissionReceipt") -} - -test fn w_gate_carrier_is_scaffold() -> Bool { - match ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_shell_emit_scaffold { - Scaffold { dissolves_to: _, bind: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn w_build_job_enrolls_compile_gate_after_release_build() -> Bool { - let steps = ci_build_job().steps - let build = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: release_build_step_name) - let gate = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: compile_gate_step_name) - (build >= 0) && (gate >= 0) && (build < gate) -} - -test fn w_release_features_align_test_crate_deps() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: ci_release_features, pattern: "text_lookup_work_counter") - && string_contains(s: ci_release_features, pattern: "interp_test_witness") - && string_contains(s: ci_release_features, pattern: "test_hooks") -} - -data ci_build_job_v1_compiler_unit_receipt_witness_note: String = "Executing consumer for gunbc.ci_build_job_v1_compiler_unit_receipt (A2 lane, smart-badger-549). THE PAIR IS THE PROOF: landed ordering + delivered unit identity + open wall benefit must hold together with fleet run 31077456733 job 92538509081 cited; RED controls refuse rung inflation (not-delivered unit, measured wall benefit, delivered fleet status without run id)." - -test fn w_receipt_one_profile_ordering_landed() -> Bool { - one_profile_ordering_status == "landed" -} - -test fn w_receipt_one_compiler_unit_delivered() -> Bool { - one_compiler_unit_status == "delivered" -} - -test fn w_receipt_wall_benefit_open() -> Bool { - wall_benefit_status == "open" -} - -test fn w_receipt_fleet_evidence_delivered_with_run() -> Bool { - fleet_build_job_log_evidence_status == "delivered" - && fleet_build_job_log_evidence_run == "31077456733" -} - -test fn red_one_compiler_unit_status_must_not_revert_undelivered() -> Bool { - one_compiler_unit_status != "not delivered" -} - -test fn red_wall_benefit_must_not_claim_measured() -> Bool { - wall_benefit_status != "measured" -} - -test fn red_fleet_status_must_not_claim_delivered_without_run() -> Bool { - !(fleet_build_job_log_evidence_status == "delivered" - && fleet_build_job_log_evidence_run == "") -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_workflow_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_workflow_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 1fcd4bbfaa3..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_workflow_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,103 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_workflow_witness_test - -import std.types { Bool, Int } -import std.measure { minute_count } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { - ci_workflow, - gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes, -} -import gunbc.ci_workflow_expressions { ci_fleet_job_if } -import gunbc.ci_spec { - gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes, - gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes, - gunbc_ci_walk_overhead_allowance_minutes, - gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_budget_minutes, -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -fn ci_job_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes) -} - -fn ci_build_job_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes) -} - -data backstop_magnitude_pin_deleted_note: String = "ci_job_backstop_equals_one_hundred_minutes DELETED (the live-state count-transcription class, operator ruling 2026-07-30 — same class as the roadmap 63-declared pin): it mirrored the derived step-sum as a literal, so any legitimate step roster change redded it and the reviewer's move was editing the number until it matched. It redded here when the two receipt-gate steps moved in-executor (100 -> 90) — a correct change reported as a failure. The invariant that MATTERS is magnitude-independent and stays asserted: the backstop equals the exact step-sum + prelude.\n\nSECOND DELETION, same class, caught by execution rather than by reading (2026-08-11): ci_job_backstop_dropped_the_selection_control_term asserted !(backstop == 115), encoding as a SENTINEL the value that would obtain if the 15-minute selection-control term were still summed. That is a magnitude pin wearing a structural name — it does not read the roster, it reads a number — and it survived the first deletion only because 115 happened to be unreachable by any other route. It stopped being unreachable when the floor-receipts upload step added one 5-minute aux term to a 110-minute base, landing on exactly 115 by a path that has nothing to do with selection control. The witness would have redded on a correct change and the reviewer's move would again have been editing the number, which is the whole failure mode the first deletion was ruled on.\n\nWHY DELETING IT LOSES NOTHING: ci_job_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude asserts EXACT equality against an enumeration that contains no selection-control term, so any sum that included one is unequal to it and reds there. Absence of the term is therefore proven structurally, at a grain a magnitude comparison cannot express — a sentinel can only ever say 'not this one number', while the equality says 'exactly these terms and no others'. The sentinel was strictly weaker than a check already present beside it, which is why the correct repair is deletion rather than picking a fresh number." - -test fn ci_workflow_witness_holds() -> Bool { - ci_job_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude() - && ci_build_job_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude() - && (minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes) == 80) - && (minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes) == 5) - && (minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_walk_overhead_allowance_minutes) == 15) - && (minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_budget_minutes()) == minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes) + minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes) + minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_walk_overhead_allowance_minutes)) - && (gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_timeout_minutes == minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_budget_minutes())) -} - -// RED control for the push-to-main skip cascade (measured 2026-08-09: >=30 main pushes -// silently skipped deploy_dashboard_srv1 — and later advance/collect — because -// heal_generated_artifacts skips on ordinary pushes and a needs:[ci] job whose if -// carries NO status function gets GitHub's implicit success() ANDed in, which is false -// downstream of any transitively skipped job). The wall: every job gating on the -// main-push event must carry its OWN status guard, so a skipped dependency can never -// silently read as 'condition false'. This test REDS if the guard is removed from the -// authority row, if any push-to-main job's condition drops it, or if the family -// becomes vacuously empty. -// -// CONSOLIDATION (operator request 2026-08-10): the deploy/collect/advance family (and -// the workflow_dispatch toolbox) collapsed into ONE `fleet` job (gunbc.ci_workflow -// ci_fleet_job) whose job-level if is ci_fleet_job_if — carrying the same !cancelled() -// + needs.ci.result guard on its push arm. The guard-bearing count is therefore 1 now, -// not >= 2; the per-job status-guard check still holds on that one job, and >= 1 keeps -// the "not vacuously empty" protection (a fleet job that drops its main-push arm or its -// status guard still REDs). -test fn push_to_main_family_carries_explicit_status_guard() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: ci_fleet_job_if, pattern: "!cancelled()") - && string_contains(s: ci_fleet_job_if, pattern: "needs.ci.result == 'success'") - && fold_list( - xs: ci_workflow.jobs, - empty: true, - cons: fn(ok, j) { - if !ok { - false - } else { - match j.if_condition { - Present { value: c } => - if string_contains(s: c, pattern: "refs/heads/main") && string_contains(s: c, pattern: "github.event_name == 'push'") { - string_contains(s: c, pattern: "!cancelled()") && string_contains(s: c, pattern: "needs.ci.result == 'success'") - } else { - true - } - _ => true - } - } - } - ) - && fold_list( - xs: ci_workflow.jobs, - empty: 0, - cons: fn(n, j) { - match j.if_condition { - Present { value: c } => - if string_contains(s: c, pattern: "refs/heads/main") && string_contains(s: c, pattern: "github.event_name == 'push'") { - n + 1 - } else { - n - } - _ => n - } - } - ) >= 1 -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_parse_witness.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_parse_witness.dag deleted file mode 100644 index a0c74d79b81..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_parse_witness.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_yaml_parse_witness - - -data ci_yml_path: String = ".github/workflows/ci.yml" -data expected_parse_scratch: String = "/tmp/gunbc_ci_yml_expected_parse.yml" - -func ci_yaml_parse_witness() -> ProcessExit { - let committed = Filesystem.Read(path: ci_yml_path) - let drift_ok = committed.success && !ci_yml_drifted(committed: committed.content) - let committed_parse = ci_yml_parses(path: ci_yml_path) - let w = Filesystem.Write(path: expected_parse_scratch, content: expected_ci_yml()) - let expected_parse = w.success && ci_yml_parses(path: expected_parse_scratch) - return if drift_ok && committed_parse && expected_parse { - ExitSuccess - } else { - exit_failure(reason: "ci.yml drift and/or YAML parse check failed") - } -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_serializer_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_serializer_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index db55ab03458..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/ci_yaml_serializer_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,209 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.ci_yaml_serializer_witness - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test fn witness_fetch_depth_is_int_not_string() -> Bool { - let with_block = yaml_mapping(entries: [kv(key: "fetch-depth", value: yaml_int(n: 0))]) - let out = serialize_yaml(v: with_block) - (out == "fetch-depth: 0\n") && (out != "fetch-depth: \"0\"\n") -} - -test fn witness_rustflags_empty_string_quoted() -> Bool { - let with_block = yaml_mapping(entries: [kv(key: "rustflags", value: yaml_string(s: ""))]) - serialize_yaml(v: with_block) == "rustflags: ''\n" -} - -test fn witness_steps_sequence_elements_are_yaml_values() -> Bool { - let job = ci_workflow.jobs.first() - match steps_yaml(steps: job.steps) { - YamlSequence { elements: els } => (els.length() == job.steps.length()) && (els.length() > 0) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_step_sequence_only_serializes() -> Bool { - let step = step_yaml(step: ci_workflow.jobs.first().steps.first()) - serialize_yaml(v: yaml_sequence(elements: concat(empty_yaml_values, [step]))) != "" -} - -test fn witness_step_mapping_serializes() -> Bool { - serialize_yaml(v: step_yaml(step: ci_workflow.jobs.first().steps.first())) != "" -} - -test fn witness_first_step_is_mapping() -> Bool { - match steps_yaml(steps: ci_workflow.jobs.first().steps) { - YamlSequence { elements: els } => - match els.first() { - YamlMapping { entries: _ } => true - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_one_step_serializes() -> Bool { - let first = ci_workflow.jobs.first().steps.first() - serialize_yaml(v: yaml_mapping(entries: [ - kv(key: "steps", value: yaml_sequence(elements: concat(empty_yaml_values, [step_yaml(step: first)]))) - ])) != "" -} - -test fn witness_steps_wrapped_serializes() -> Bool { - serialize_yaml(v: yaml_mapping(entries: [ - kv(key: "steps", value: steps_yaml(steps: ci_workflow.jobs.first().steps)) - ])) != "" -} - -test fn witness_jobs_yaml_serializes() -> Bool { - serialize_yaml(v: yaml_mapping(entries: [ - kv(key: "jobs", value: jobs_yaml(jobs: ci_workflow.jobs)) - ])) != "" -} - -test fn witness_project_workflow_serializes() -> Bool { - serialize_yaml(v: project_workflow_to_yaml(workflow: ci_workflow)) != "" -} - -test fn witness_ci_yaml_gate_red_on_perturbed_bytes() -> Bool { - let expected = expected_ci_yml() - ci_yml_drifted(committed: concat(expected, "\n# perturb")) && - !ci_yml_drifted(committed: expected) -} - -test fn witness_ci_yaml_gate_red_on_wrong_fetch_depth_type() -> Bool { - let expected = expected_ci_yml() - ci_yml_drifted(committed: concat("fetch-depth: \"0\"\n", expected)) -} - -test fn witness_cache_path_block_scalar() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains( - s: yaml, - pattern: " path: |\n ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/index/" - ) && - string_contains( - s: yaml, - pattern: concat( - concat( - " ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/cache/\n", - " ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/git/db/\n" - ), - " target/" - ) - ) -} - -test fn witness_restore_keys_block_scalar_indent() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains( - s: yaml, - pattern: " restore-keys: |\n cargo-ci-${{ runner.os }}-${{ runner.arch }}-\n" - ) && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " restore-keys: |\n cargo-ci-") -} - -test fn witness_rustup_run_block_scalar_not_quoted() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - let rustup_line = concat( - " rustup default \"$(rustup show active-toolchain | awk '", - concat(concat("{", "print $1; exit"), concat("}", "')\"")) - ) - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: concat(" run: |\n", rustup_line)) && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "run: \"rustup default") -} - -test fn witness_cache_key_plain_not_quoted() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: " key: cargo-ci-${{ runner.os }}-${{ runner.arch }}-${{ hashFiles") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "key: \"cargo-ci") -} - -test fn witness_multiline_without_block_scalar_is_invalid() -> Bool { - let broken = concat( - concat( - " path: ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/index/\n", - " ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/cache/\n" - ), - "" - ) - !string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: broken) -} - -test fn witness_cache_path_not_flat_multiline_sibling() -> Bool { - !string_contains( - s: expected_ci_yml(), - pattern: concat( - " path: ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/index/\n", - " ${{ runner.temp }}/cargo/registry/cache/" - ) - ) -} - -test fn witness_restore_keys_content_deeper_than_key() -> Bool { - !string_contains( - s: expected_ci_yml(), - pattern: " restore-keys: |\n cargo-ci-" - ) -} - -test fn witness_sccache_wired_when_fleet_daemon_up() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "if sccache --show-stats >/dev/null 2>&1; then") && - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "RUSTC_WRAPPER=sccache") && - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "sccache --stop-server") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "sccache --start-server") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "SCCACHE_DIR=$RUNNER_TEMP/sccache") -} - -test fn witness_cargo_jobs_derived_and_jobserver_decoupled() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - let n = ci_cargo_build_jobs_count() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "echo \"MAKEFLAGS=\" >> \"$GITHUB_ENV\"") && - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: concat("CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=", concat(to_string(n), "\""))) && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1\"") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=2\"") && - n >= 2 -} - -test fn witness_gunbc_ci_step_projects_run_script_markers() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - let floor_script = gunbc_ci_floor_run(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - let build_script = ci_release_build_script() - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc)") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "env -u RUSTC_WRAPPER") && - string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor") && - !string_contains(s: build_script, pattern: "env -u RUSTC_WRAPPER") && - !string_contains(s: floor_script, pattern: "env -u RUSTC_WRAPPER") && - string_contains(s: floor_script, pattern: "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor") -} - -test fn witness_cache_uses_runner_context_not_env() -> Bool { - template_uses_context(template: ci_cache_path_template, target: Runner) && - !template_uses_context(template: ci_cache_path_template, target: Env) -} - -test fn witness_cache_runner_env_scope_red_control() -> Bool { - - let bad = ExpressionTemplate { segments: [ - Interpolation { expression: ContextAccess { context: extdeps.github.expressions.Env, path: ["CARGO_HOME"] } }, - LiteralText { text: "/registry/index/" } - ] } - !(template_uses_context(template: bad, target: Runner) && - !template_uses_context(template: bad, target: Env)) -} - -test fn witness_no_runner_vars_accessed_via_env_context() -> Bool { - !any_template_accesses_runner_var_via_env(templates: ci_workflow_expression_templates) -} - -test fn witness_no_runner_env_context_red_control() -> Bool { - - let bad = concat(ci_workflow_expression_templates, [ - ExpressionTemplate { segments: [ - Interpolation { expression: ContextAccess { context: extdeps.github.expressions.Env, path: ["RUNNER_TEMP"] } } - ] } - ]) - any_template_accesses_runner_var_via_env(templates: bad) -} - diff --git a/dag/test/claim/commit_workflow_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/commit_workflow_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index c613824e19f..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/commit_workflow_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,154 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.commit_workflow_witness - -import gunbc.commit_workflow { - commit_gate_roster, - commit_workflow_realization_bindings, - commit_workflow_ci_floor_gates, - commit_workflow_local_tidy_checks, - CommitWorkflowSurface, GithubActionsCiJob, GitPrePushHook, - CiYamlHandler, GitPrePushScriptHandler, - gate_lists_eq, local_tidy_lists_eq, - realization_artifact_path, - realization_handler_for_surface, - realization_artifact_for_surface, - project_ci_floor_witness_entries, - roster_witness_spans_wellformed, - witness_span_wellformed -} -import std.measure { millisecond, WallClock } -import std.realization_schedule { - WitnessSeam, SpanSeams, SpanUndeclared, SpanEnrolled, - WitnessCostBasis, MeasuredAtExactSubject, - ScheduledWitnessEnvelope, - CorpusWitnessKind, ExecutionWitnessKind, witness_kind_eq -} -import std.witness_admission { OfflineLocalRecipe, FalsifierRehomedBinWet } -import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_floor_gates } -import gunbc.local_tidy_spec { local_tidy_checks } -import gunbc.generated_artifact { - CiYamlArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, artifact_path -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -test fn witness_ci_spec_projects_from_roster() -> Bool { - gate_lists_eq(left: gunbc_ci_floor_gates, right: commit_workflow_ci_floor_gates) -} - -test fn witness_local_tidy_spec_projects_from_roster() -> Bool { - local_tidy_lists_eq(left: local_tidy_checks, right: commit_workflow_local_tidy_checks) -} - -test fn witness_ci_jobs_share_yaml_handler() -> Bool { - realization_handler_for_surface(surface: GithubActionsCiJob) == CiYamlHandler - && realization_artifact_for_surface(surface: GithubActionsCiJob) == CiYamlArtifact -} - -test fn witness_pre_push_handler_binding() -> Bool { - realization_handler_for_surface(surface: GitPrePushHook) == GitPrePushScriptHandler - && realization_artifact_for_surface(surface: GitPrePushHook) == GithooksPrePushArtifact -} - -test fn witness_realization_bindings_match_dispatch() -> Bool { - fold(commit_workflow_realization_bindings, init: true, f: fn(acc, b) { - acc - && realization_handler_for_surface(surface: b.surface) == b.handler - && realization_artifact_for_surface(surface: b.surface) == b.artifact - }) -} - -test fn witness_realization_artifact_paths() -> Bool { - realization_artifact_path(surface: GithubActionsCiJob) == artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact) - && realization_artifact_path(surface: GitPrePushHook) == artifact_path(a: GithooksPrePushArtifact) -} - -test fn witness_roster_nonempty() -> Bool { - length(commit_gate_roster) > 0 - && length(commit_workflow_realization_bindings) == 2 -} - -test fn witness_roster_spans_wellformed() -> Bool { - roster_witness_spans_wellformed(roster: commit_gate_roster) -} - -test fn witness_span_undeclared_is_wellformed() -> Bool { - witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanUndeclared) -} - -test fn witness_span_accepts_declared_seam() -> Bool { - witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanSeams { - seams: [WitnessSeam { producer: "v2.04_infer", consumer: "v2.06_translate" }] - }) -} - -test fn witness_span_rejects_self_seam() -> Bool { - !witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanSeams { - seams: [WitnessSeam { producer: "v2.04_infer", consumer: "v2.04_infer" }] - }) -} - -test fn witness_span_rejects_duplicate_seams() -> Bool { - !witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanSeams { - seams: [ - WitnessSeam { producer: "v2.04_infer", consumer: "v2.06_translate" }, - WitnessSeam { producer: "v2.04_infer", consumer: "v2.06_translate" } - ] - }) -} - -test fn witness_span_rejects_empty_seam_list() -> Bool { - !witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanSeams { seams: [] }) -} - -test fn witness_span_enrolled_accepts_measured_envelope() -> Bool { - witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanEnrolled { - seams: [ - WitnessSeam { - producer: "GithubActionsCiJob", - consumer: "frontier_probe_read_failure_detail_refused_holds" - } - ], - cost_basis: MeasuredAtExactSubject { - clock: WallClock, - duration: millisecond(count: 3), - receipt: "target/frontier-probe-survey/matrix_readthrough_claim_batch_receipt.log" - }, - envelope: ScheduledWitnessEnvelope { - path_classification: OfflineLocalRecipe, - wall_budget: millisecond(count: 5000), - max_staleness: millisecond(count: 0) - } - }) -} - -test fn witness_span_enrolled_rejects_zero_wall_budget() -> Bool { - !witness_span_wellformed(span: SpanEnrolled { - seams: [ - WitnessSeam { producer: "FalsifierCadenceJob", consumer: "example_witness_holds" } - ], - cost_basis: MeasuredAtExactSubject { - clock: WallClock, - duration: millisecond(count: 100), - receipt: "target/example-receipt.log" - }, - envelope: ScheduledWitnessEnvelope { - path_classification: FalsifierRehomedBinWet, - wall_budget: millisecond(count: 0), - max_staleness: millisecond(count: 14400000) - } - }) -} - -data allowed_long_lane_explicit_entry: String = "src/v2/test/claim/long/parse_table_memo_governed_witness_test.dag" - -test fn witness_floor_roster_has_no_slow_long_lane_entries() -> Bool { - !any( - project_ci_floor_witness_entries(roster: commit_gate_roster), - e => - witness_kind_eq(a: e.kind, b: CorpusWitnessKind) - && string_contains(s: e.entry, pattern: "test/claim/long/") - && e.entry != allowed_long_lane_explicit_entry - ) -} - diff --git a/dag/test/claim/compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index ddfaf04fa24..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness - -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_ms, - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_overhead_seconds, - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_rate_per_unit_ms, - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_wall_exceeds_clamp, -} -import std.logic { Bool } -import std.types { Int, String } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data compile_clean_cost_clamp_witness_note: String = "Executing consumer for the compile-clean leg clamp (gunbc.ci_spec gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_note — the prelude-coverage follow-up (a) first slice). THE PAIR IS THE PROOF (the witness_row_cost_drift discipline): a wall one millisecond over the computed clamp MUST exceed and the clamp value itself MUST NOT — either alone is satisfiable by a broken comparator. The formula pins (overhead*1000 + units*rate) keep claim_executor's Rust mirror honest: the executor reads the same two constants through the plan context and computes the same arithmetic, so a drifted mirror shows up here as a wrong pinned value. The 258000ms control is the observed basis run (30602520347, srv1-01, ~1648-unit whole-tree entry closure post-#7490) sitting WITHIN the clamp — the clamp reds runaways, not the healthy wall it was sized from. Runtime enforcement receipt: target/floor-compile-clean-wall-receipt.txt; RED control GUNBC_FLOOR_COMPILE_CLEAN_BUDGET_TIGHTEN_MS (min-only)." - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_formula_whole_tree_pins() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_ms(units: 1648) == 587360 -} - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_formula_zero_units_is_overhead() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_ms(units: 0) == gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_overhead_seconds() * 1000 -} - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_red_control_over_by_one_exceeds() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_wall_exceeds_clamp(observed_ms: 587361, units: 1648) -} - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_boundary_at_clamp_does_not_exceed() -> Bool { - !gunbc_ci_compile_clean_wall_exceeds_clamp(observed_ms: 587360, units: 1648) -} - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_observed_basis_run_within() -> Bool { - !gunbc_ci_compile_clean_wall_exceeds_clamp(observed_ms: 258000, units: 1648) -} - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_overhead_positive() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_overhead_seconds() > 0 -} - -test fn compile_clean_clamp_rate_nonneg() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_rate_per_unit_ms() >= 0 -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 17d36c6128e..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,876 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test - -import std.types { Bool, Int, String, NonEmptyStr, EpochMs } -import std.measure { millisecond_count } -import extdeps.github.workflow_run_event { workflow_run_event_from_json } -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_admission { - FalsifierAlertAdmission, AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain, - falsifier_alert_admit -} -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_state { - FirstRedStanding, FirstRedObserved, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, - FalsifierAlertState, - FalsifierAlertStateDecoding, - CurrentState, LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification, StateAbsent, StateMalformed, - falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window, - falsifier_alert_state_from_payload, - falsifier_alert_state_json -} -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt_document { - ReceiptDecoded, ReceiptNotJson, - ReceiptSubjectRunIdMismatch, - floor_component_receipt_decode_with -} -import gunbc.falsifier_lane { - FalsifierRouting, RoutedToOwner, RoutingOwnerUndeclared, - LaneOwnerHandle, LaneSubstrateLongLane -} -import std.types { Timestamp } -import extdeps.languages.json.emit { serialize_json } -import extdeps.github.issues { Issue, IssueState, Open } -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_decision { - AlertDecision, - AlertIssueObservation, NoOpenAlertIssue, OneOpenAlertIssue, MultipleOpenAlertIssues, AlertIssueLookupRefused, - IncidentSignature, ComponentIncidentIdentity, - RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared, - OpenObserverIncident, RefreshObserverIncident, RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification, - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable, - ControllerReceiptMalformed, ControllerReceiptMismatch, ControllerMarkerMalformed, ControllerRoutingJoinRefused, - ControllerIssueLookupRefused, ControllerMultipleOpenIssues, ControllerIssueObserved, ControllerIssueUntouched, - ConclusionDecidedBeforeReceipt, - RunPreventedByConfiguration, CancellationUnexplained, - RoutingsMissingForComponents, RoutingsForNonFailingComponents, RoutingsDuplicated, - incident_signature_eq, incident_signature_render, alert_signature_of_marker, - NoAction, OpenIssue, RefreshIssueWithoutNotification, - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass, RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat, - NotifyGreenAndClose, NotifyLegacyStateMigration, - RefuseUntrustedEvent, - GreenWithNoOpenIncident, - AlertReceiptInput, ReceiptAdmitted, ReceiptSubjectRejected, ReceiptUndecodable, - EscalationRecipient, EscalationDeclared, EscalationUndeclared, - AlertNotification, - alert_decision, alert_decision_notifies, alert_decision_notification, - notification_escalates, notification_has_unowned_routing, - alert_signature_of -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data falsifier_alert_decision_witness_note: String = "ALERT-4's evidence. alert_decision performs no GitHub calls, so every property here is a fixture and a comparison — no live issue, no live run, no live clock. That is what makes the arms that are hardest to reach in production the cheapest to prove: the heartbeat boundary, the corrupt-marker refusal and the escalation-survives-undeclared-ownership property are all one call each.\\n\\nEach claim exercises ONE arm and asserts the arm itself, not merely that something happened. A decision procedure with sixteen terminal arms, eight of them refusals, is exactly the shape where `it returned a refusal` passes while the WRONG refusal is returned — and those eight route to eight different investigations, so the wrong one sends a human to the wrong place." - -data falsifier_alert_decision_red_receipts_note: String = "DISCRIMINATING REDS, EXECUTED PER ARM RATHER THAN AS ONE AGGREGATE. Each mutation below was applied to gunbc.falsifier_alert_decision, the named claims run, and the mutation reverted; the third column is the control that stayed GREEN under the same mutation, which is what makes each claim discriminating rather than merely sensitive.\\n\\nDropping failure_mode from component_signature_member reds a_changed_failure_class_notifies_immediately_inside_the_window while an_unchanged_red_inside_the_window_refreshes_without_notifying stays green. Weakening the heartbeat comparison from >= to > reds an_unchanged_red_notifies_at_the_heartbeat_boundary while one_millisecond_before_the_boundary_still_suppresses stays green. Reading a malformed marker as IncidentAbsent — which is precisely the defect of a corrupt marker opening a NEW incident — reds both malformed claims while a_first_red_opens_an_issue_and_notifies stays green. Making notification_escalates consult the routings reds both halves of the escalation/ownership separation while the same control stays green. Testing the receipt before the admission reds an_untrusted_event_refuses_even_when_the_receipt_is_undecodable while an_untrusted_event_refuses_before_anything_else stays green — the ordering claim is therefore proven by the case that distinguishes it, not inferred from the case that would hold under either order.\\n\\nThat last pair is the reason both were written. A trust-first guard and a receipt-first guard agree on every input where the receipt is fine, so the only witness that can tell them apart is the one where the receipt is broken AND the event is untrusted, and it is the one that matters: it is the input on which a receipt-first program decodes an attacker-supplied artifact before deciding it was never allowed to look." - -data mutation_that_reds_nothing_note: String = "A MUTATION THAT REDS NOTHING IS A SIGNAL, NOT A NULL RESULT — and it is ambiguous in a way worth stating, because the two readings have opposite remedies. It means EITHER the witness is vacuous (it would pass however the code behaved, so it is measuring nothing) OR the code is redundant (some other copy of the same rule is still enforcing the property). You cannot tell which without looking at what stayed green and why.\\n\\nBoth diagnoses came out of the same probe on this lane. Deleting the outer malformed-state guard here left every claim green because the rule also sat in both verdict folds — three copies agreeing by diligence, which is what produced AlertIncidentState. Elsewhere the same probe found a control that stayed green because the live population simply did not exhibit the property being checked, which is the vacuous case. Same instrument, opposite findings.\\n\\nThe standing move: after a wall lands, delete the wall and confirm that something reds. A wall whose removal changes nothing is not yet load-bearing, and finding out which of the two reasons applies is the cheapest diagnosis available." - -data alert_expected_schema: NonEmptyStr = "floor-component-receipt/v1" - -fn trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: String) -> String { - concat(concat( - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000001,\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"conclusion\":\"", - conclusion), - "\",\"html_url\":\"https://x\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"main\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}") -} - -fn untrusted_event_json() -> String { - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000001,\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"conclusion\":\"failure\",\"html_url\":\"https://x\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"topic/experiment\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}" -} - -fn admission_of(json: String) -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - falsifier_alert_admit(observation: workflow_run_event_from_json(text: json)) -} - -fn red_admission() -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "failure")) -} - -fn green_admission() -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "success")) -} - -fn cancelled_admission() -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "cancelled")) -} - -data one_failing_component: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"claim is false\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}" - -data other_failing_component: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"runner died\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"Infra\"}" - -fn receipt_text_with(component: String) -> String { - concat(concat(concat( - "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"31000000001\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":1,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[", - component), "],\"components\":["), concat(component, "]}")) -} - -fn receipt_input_with(component: String) -> AlertReceiptInput { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: receipt_text_with(component: component), expected_schema: alert_expected_schema) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: d } => ReceiptAdmitted { document: d } - _ => ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "fixture failed to decode" } } - } -} - -fn red_receipt() -> AlertReceiptInput { - receipt_input_with(component: one_failing_component) -} - -fn signature_struct_of(component: String) -> IncidentSignature { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: receipt_text_with(component: component), expected_schema: alert_expected_schema) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: d } => alert_signature_of(doc: d) - _ => IncidentSignature { members: [] } - } -} - -fn signature_struct_of_fixture() -> IncidentSignature { - signature_struct_of(component: one_failing_component) -} - -fn signature_of_fixture(component: String) -> NonEmptyStr { - incident_signature_render(sig: signature_struct_of(component: component)) -} - -data escalation_handle: NonEmptyStr = "@briansrls" - -fn declared_escalation() -> EscalationRecipient { - EscalationDeclared { handle: escalation_handle } -} - -fn undeclared_escalation() -> EscalationRecipient { - EscalationUndeclared { cause: "no escalation recipient declared" as NonEmptyStr } -} - -data unowned_routings_note: String = "The routing fixture is deliberately the LIVE shape: the lane owner roster in gunbc.falsifier_lane is empty, so every real routing today is RoutingOwnerUndeclared. Witnessing against the shape production actually produces is what makes the escalation-survives-unowned property mean something." - -fn unowned_routings() -> List { - [RoutingOwnerUndeclared { - index: 6, - lane: LaneSubstrateLongLane, - cause: "no owner row for this lane" as NonEmptyStr - }] -} - -fn owned_routings() -> List { - [RoutedToOwner { - index: 6, - lane: LaneSubstrateLongLane, - owner: LaneOwnerHandle { handle: "@someone" as NonEmptyStr } - }] -} - -fn current_state(signature: NonEmptyStr, last: Int) -> FalsifierAlertStateDecoding { - CurrentState { - state: FalsifierAlertState { - first_red: FirstRedObserved { at: 1000 }, - signature: signature, - last_notification_at: last - } - } -} - -fn fixture_issue() -> Issue { - Issue { - number: 4242, - title: "affected-set falsifier is red" as NonEmptyStr, - body: "", - state: Open, - html_url: "https://github.com/gunb-ai/gunbc/issues/4242" as NonEmptyStr, - created_at: "2026-08-01T00:00:00Z" as Timestamp, - updated_at: "2026-08-06T00:00:00Z" as Timestamp - } -} - -fn observed(state: FalsifierAlertStateDecoding) -> AlertIssueObservation { - OneOpenAlertIssue { issue: fixture_issue(), state: state } -} - -fn decide_observed( - admission: FalsifierAlertAdmission, - receipt: AlertReceiptInput, - observation: AlertIssueObservation, - now: Int -) -> AlertDecision { - alert_decision( - admission: admission, - receipt: receipt, - observation: observation, - now: now, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: unowned_routings() - ) -} - -fn decide( - admission: FalsifierAlertAdmission, - receipt: AlertReceiptInput, - state: FalsifierAlertStateDecoding, - now: Int -) -> AlertDecision { - decide_observed(admission: admission, receipt: receipt, observation: observed(state: state), now: now) -} - -test fn a_first_red_opens_an_issue_and_notifies() -> Bool { - let d = decide_observed(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 5000) - match d { - OpenIssue { signature: sig, next_state: _, notification: _ } => - incident_signature_eq(left: sig, right: signature_struct_of_fixture()) - && alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_unchanged_red_inside_the_window_refreshes_without_notifying() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) - let d = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 5001) - match d { - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { signature: _, silent_for: s } => - millisecond_count(m: s) == 1 && !alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_unchanged_red_notifies_at_the_heartbeat_boundary() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) - let boundary = 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - let d = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: boundary) - match d { - RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { signature: _, silent_for: s, notification: _ } => - millisecond_count(m: s) == millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - && alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - _ => false - } -} - -data heartbeat_boundary_note: String = "The boundary is asserted at exactly last + window and one millisecond BELOW it, because an off-by-one in that comparison is invisible in production — it shifts a twenty-hour heartbeat by a millisecond — and is exactly the kind of thing that only a fixture can pin." - -test fn one_millisecond_before_the_boundary_still_suppresses() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) - let just_under = 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - 1 - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: just_under) { - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { signature: _, silent_for: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -data changed_class_note: String = "The two fixtures differ ONLY in failure_mode — Infra versus WitnessRed on the same index and label — and both map to outcome `failed`. That is the collapse this whole lane started from: a change of owner reading as no change at all. If the signature ever stops keying on failure_mode, this claim reds while every other claim here stays green." - -test fn a_changed_failure_class_notifies_immediately_inside_the_window() -> Bool { - let previous = signature_of_fixture(component: other_failing_component) - let d = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: previous, last: 5000), now: 5001) - match d { - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { issue: _, previous: p, current: c, next_state: _, notification: _ } => - incident_signature_eq(left: p, right: signature_struct_of(component: other_failing_component)) - && incident_signature_eq(left: c, right: signature_struct_of_fixture()) - && alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_green_run_notifies_and_closes_an_open_incident() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) - let d = decide(admission: green_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 6000) - match d { - NotifyGreenAndClose { notification: _ } => alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_green_run_with_no_open_incident_does_nothing() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: green_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) { - NoAction { reason: r } => - match r { - GreenWithNoOpenIncident => true - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_unexplained_cancellation_is_its_own_reason() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: cancelled_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) { - NoAction { reason: r } => - match r { - CancellationUnexplained => true - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_legacy_marker_sends_one_migration_notification() -> Bool { - let d = decide( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - state: LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification { first_red: FirstRedObserved { at: 1000 }, signature: "old" as NonEmptyStr }, - now: 6000 - ) - match d { - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { first_red: f, signature: _, notification: _ } => - match f { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } && alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - _ => false - } -} - -data malformed_precedes_verdict_note: String = "The corrupt-marker refusal is asserted under BOTH a red and a green run, because the ordering choice is the substantive one: a green run with a corrupt marker refuses rather than closing. Closing would look friendlier and would destroy the corrupt marker in the process — the one artifact a human needs to find out what wrote it." - -test fn a_malformed_marker_reports_a_controller_failure_under_a_red_run() -> Bool { - let d = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: StateMalformed { detail: "bad" }, now: 6000) - match d { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: disp, notification: _ } => - alert_decision_notifies(d: d) - && match c { ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: dd } => dd == "bad", _ => false } - && match disp { ControllerIssueObserved { issue: _ } => true, ControllerIssueUntouched => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_malformed_marker_does_not_close_the_issue_under_a_green_run() -> Bool { - match decide(admission: green_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: StateMalformed { detail: "bad" }, now: 6000) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: _, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -data guard_order_divergence_note: String = "THE TWO CLAIMS BELOW ARE NOT REDUNDANT, AND DELETING THE SECOND WOULD DELETE THE WHOLE CLAIM. Read quickly they look like the same witness twice: both feed an untrusted event and both expect RefuseUntrustedEvent. The difference is the receipt, and the difference is the entire point.\\n\\nAN ORDERING CLAIM NEEDS AN INPUT ON WHICH THE ORDERINGS DIVERGE. Trust-first and receipt-first agree on every input where the receipt decodes, so the first claim — untrusted event, good receipt — passes under BOTH orderings and therefore proves the ordering by inference rather than by measurement. Anywhere two candidate implementations agree, a test between them is measuring something else. The second claim — untrusted event AND an undecodable receipt — is the only shape on which they disagree, and it is exactly the security-relevant one: a receipt-first program decodes attacker-supplied content before concluding it was never allowed to look at it. That is the input the trust wall exists for.\\n\\nThis is recorded here rather than only in the pull request because the pull request is not where the next author will be standing. Anyone tidying this file will see two near-identical witnesses and reach for the shorter one; the shorter one is the one that carries nothing." - -test fn an_untrusted_event_refuses_before_anything_else() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: admission_of(json: untrusted_event_json()), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) { - RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: a } => - match a { - AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain { observed: o, expected: _ } => o == "topic/experiment" - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_untrusted_event_refuses_even_when_the_receipt_is_undecodable() -> Bool { - match decide_observed( - admission: admission_of(json: untrusted_event_json()), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "x" } }, - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 6000 - ) { - RefuseUntrustedEvent { admission: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_mismatched_receipt_refuses_distinctly_from_a_malformed_one() -> Bool { - let mismatch = decide_observed( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: ReceiptSubjectRejected { - mismatch: ReceiptSubjectRunIdMismatch { receipt: "999" as NonEmptyStr, event: "31000000001" as NonEmptyStr } - }, - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 6000 - ) - let malformed = decide_observed( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "x" } }, - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 6000 - ) - match mismatch { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: cm, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match cm { - ControllerReceiptMismatch { mismatch: _ } => - match malformed { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: cd, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match cd { ControllerReceiptMalformed { decoding: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -data escalation_separation_claims_note: String = "The two halves of the escalation/ownership separation, asserted in both directions. Fusing them is the easy mistake — there is exactly one handle in the tree and no lane owners at all — and fusing them either way loses a real fact." - -test fn every_notifying_arm_carries_the_escalation_mention() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) - let opened = decide_observed(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 5000) - let heartbeat = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window)) - let changed = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: signature_of_fixture(component: other_failing_component), last: 5000), now: 5001) - let green = decide(admission: green_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 6000) - let legacy = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification { first_red: FirstRedObserved { at: 1000 }, signature: "old" as NonEmptyStr }, now: 6000) - fold([opened, heartbeat, changed, green, legacy], init: true, f: (acc, d) => - acc && match alert_decision_notification(d: d) { - Present { value: n } => notification_escalates(n: n) - Absent => false - }) -} - -test fn an_undeclared_lane_owner_does_not_suppress_escalation() -> Bool { - let d = alert_decision( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 5000, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: unowned_routings() - ) - match alert_decision_notification(d: d) { - Present { value: n } => notification_escalates(n: n) && notification_has_unowned_routing(n: n) - Absent => false - } -} - -data escalation_refusal_supersedes_the_old_claim_note: String = "This claim previously asserted that a notification built with an undeclared escalation recipient carried no mention and no unowned routing. It passed, and it was measuring the wrong thing: a notification that mentions nobody is not the correct handling of a missing recipient, it is the incident this lane exists to prevent, rendered structurally. The corrected behaviour refuses before any notifying arm can be constructed, so the claim now asserts the refusal AND that a declared lane owner does not rescue it — ownership of the failing lane says nothing about who is told the observer is broken." - -test fn a_declared_lane_owner_does_not_substitute_for_a_missing_escalation_recipient() -> Bool { - match alert_decision( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 5000, - escalation: undeclared_escalation(), - routings: owned_routings() - ) { - RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared { cause: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_non_notifying_arm_carries_no_notification_at_all() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) - let quiet = decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 5001) - match alert_decision_notification(d: quiet) { - Absent => !alert_decision_notifies(d: quiet) - Present { value: _ } => false - } -} - -data payload_driven_claims_note: String = "THE SAME SIX ARMS, REACHED THROUGH THE PAYLOAD DECODER RATHER THAN THROUGH A HAND-BUILT STATE VALUE. The claims above construct CurrentState and StateMalformed directly, which isolates the decision but skips the seam that produces them in production: the alert reads a JSON marker out of an issue body, and falsifier_alert_state_from_payload is what turns those bytes into the coproduct. A decision that is correct on hand-built inputs and a decoder that is correct in isolation can still disagree about which value a given marker denotes, and no witness on either side alone would see it.\\n\\nThese six moved here when FalsifierAlertNotificationDecision was deleted. They previously exercised a SECOND throttle implementation in gunbc.falsifier_alert_state that computed the same window comparison, the same signature comparison and the same silent_for as alert_decision_red — one rule, two copies, and the copy had no production consumer at all. A review read the overlap as intentional lane staging; it was not, it was a fork, and forked rules stay in agreement only by diligence. The rule now lives once and these witnesses point at it, so the payload-decoder coverage they carry survived the consolidation instead of being deleted with the machinery." - -fn state_marker_current(first_red: Int, signature: String, last: Int) -> String { - concat( - concat(concat("{\"first_red\":", first_red as String), concat(",\"signature\":\"", signature)), - concat(concat("\",\"last_notification_at\":", last as String), "}") - ) -} - -fn state_marker_legacy(first_red: Int, signature: String) -> String { - concat( - concat(concat("{\"first_red\":", first_red as String), concat(",\"signature\":\"", signature)), - "\"}" - ) -} - -fn decide_from_marker(admission: FalsifierAlertAdmission, payload: String, now: Int) -> AlertDecision { - decide(admission: admission, receipt: red_receipt(), state: falsifier_alert_state_from_payload(payload: payload), now: now) -} - -data absence_is_not_a_payload_note: String = "AN ABSENT MARKER IS NOT AN EMPTY PAYLOAD, AND THIS CLAIM PINS THE DIFFERENCE. StateAbsent means the issue body carried no marker at all; falsifier_alert_state_from_payload never produces it, because by the time bytes reach the decoder a marker was found. Absence is decided one seam earlier, by whoever searched the body.\\n\\nThis witness was first written as `an empty payload opens a first red` and it FAILED, which is the useful part: an empty string is not valid JSON, so it decodes to StateMalformed and the alert refuses. That is the correct answer and the fixture was the thing that was wrong — but the failure is worth keeping as a claim rather than a deleted mistake, because the tempting repair is on the wrong side. Making the decoder map an empty payload to StateAbsent would turn `I read a marker and could not understand it` into `there was no marker`, which is the empty-observation narrow DESIGN names: an unreadable incident record would silently start a NEW incident and overwrite the old one. The refusal is load-bearing, so it is asserted." - -test fn an_empty_payload_refuses_rather_than_reading_as_an_absent_marker() -> Bool { - match decide_from_marker(admission: red_admission(), payload: "", now: 9999999) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_decoded_legacy_marker_notifies_exactly_once_as_a_migration() -> Bool { - match decide_from_marker(admission: red_admission(), payload: state_marker_legacy(first_red: 1000, signature: "a:b:c"), now: 9999999) { - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { issue: _, first_red: f, signature: _, next_state: _, notification: _ } => - match f { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_decoded_changed_signature_always_notifies_even_inside_the_window() -> Bool { - let previous = incident_signature_render(sig: signature_struct_of(component: other_failing_component)) - let marker = state_marker_current(first_red: 1000, signature: previous as String, last: 5000) - match decide_from_marker(admission: red_admission(), payload: marker, now: 5001) { - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { issue: _, previous: p, current: _, next_state: _, notification: _ } => - incident_signature_eq(left: p, right: signature_struct_of(component: other_failing_component)) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_decoded_unchanged_signature_is_suppressed_inside_the_window() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) as String - match decide_from_marker(admission: red_admission(), payload: state_marker_current(first_red: 1000, signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 5001) { - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { signature: _, silent_for: s } => millisecond_count(m: s) == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_decoded_unchanged_signature_heartbeats_once_the_window_elapses() -> Bool { - let sig = signature_of_fixture(component: one_failing_component) as String - let marker = state_marker_current(first_red: 1000, signature: sig, last: 5000) - match decide_from_marker(admission: red_admission(), payload: marker, now: 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window)) { - RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { signature: _, silent_for: s, notification: _ } => - millisecond_count(m: s) == millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_decoded_malformed_marker_refuses_instead_of_starting_a_new_incident() -> Bool { - match decide_from_marker(admission: red_admission(), payload: "{\"first_red\":\"not-a-number\",\"signature\":\"x\"}", now: 9999999) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} - -data operator_verdict_claims_note: String = "The operator verdict's five #7935 corrections. Each one had a fixture that decoded and decided cleanly BEFORE the correction — the decision was always well-typed, it was simply deciding on a fact it did not have — so every claim here is written on the input that separates the corrected behaviour from the original, not on one that merely exercises the arm." - -test fn an_existing_issue_without_a_marker_is_adopted_rather_than_duplicated() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: observed(state: StateAbsent), now: 6000) { - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { issue: iss, first_red: f, signature: _, next_state: ns, notification: _ } => - iss.number == 4242 - && match f { FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => true, FirstRedObserved { at: _ } => false } - && match ns.first_red { FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => true, FirstRedObserved { at: _ } => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_existing_issue_without_a_marker_is_closed_on_green_rather_than_ignored() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: green_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: observed(state: StateAbsent), now: 6000) { - NotifyGreenAndClose { issue: iss, notification: _ } => iss.number == 4242 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn two_open_alert_issues_refuse_rather_than_picking_one() -> Bool { - match decide_observed( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - observation: MultipleOpenAlertIssues { issues: [fixture_issue(), fixture_issue()] }, - now: 6000 - ) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerMultipleOpenIssues { count: n } => n == 2, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_failed_issue_lookup_refuses_rather_than_reading_as_no_issue() -> Bool { - match decide_observed( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - observation: AlertIssueLookupRefused { cause: "api unavailable" as NonEmptyStr }, - now: 6000 - ) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerIssueLookupRefused { cause: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_undeclared_escalation_recipient_refuses_before_any_notification_is_built() -> Bool { - match alert_decision( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 5000, - escalation: undeclared_escalation(), - routings: unowned_routings() - ) { - RefuseEscalationRecipientUndeclared { cause: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -data signature_structure_claims_note: String = "The order- and delimiter-independence of the incident identity, asserted directly on the structure. The receipt fixtures cannot easily be reordered through the decoder, so these compare signatures built from the same members in two orders — which is the property that matters and the one the joined string did not have." - -fn identity_member(index: Nat, outcome: String, mode: String) -> ComponentIncidentIdentity { - ComponentIncidentIdentity { index: index, outcome_tag: outcome as NonEmptyStr, failure_mode_tag: mode as NonEmptyStr } -} - -test fn the_same_failing_set_in_a_different_order_is_the_same_incident() -> Bool { - let a = IncidentSignature { members: [identity_member(index: 6, outcome: "failed", mode: "WitnessRed"), identity_member(index: 2, outcome: "failed", mode: "Infra")] } - let b = IncidentSignature { members: [identity_member(index: 2, outcome: "failed", mode: "Infra"), identity_member(index: 6, outcome: "failed", mode: "WitnessRed")] } - incident_signature_eq(left: a, right: b) -} - -test fn a_different_failure_class_is_a_different_incident() -> Bool { - let a = IncidentSignature { members: [identity_member(index: 6, outcome: "failed", mode: "WitnessRed")] } - let b = IncidentSignature { members: [identity_member(index: 6, outcome: "failed", mode: "Infra")] } - !incident_signature_eq(left: a, right: b) -} - -test fn a_rendered_signature_reads_back_into_the_same_structure() -> Bool { - let sig = IncidentSignature { members: [identity_member(index: 2, outcome: "failed", mode: "Infra"), identity_member(index: 6, outcome: "refused", mode: "BudgetExceeded")] } - match alert_signature_of_marker(marker: incident_signature_render(sig: sig)) { - Present { value: back } => incident_signature_eq(left: sig, right: back) - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn an_unparseable_stored_signature_refuses_rather_than_reading_as_changed() -> Bool { - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: "not-a-signature" as NonEmptyStr, last: 5000), now: 5001) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} - -data next_state_claims_note: String = "The next-state policy, one claim per writing arm, because the arms disagree about first_red and that disagreement is the entire content of the policy. The changed-class claim is the load-bearing one: it is the arm where restarting the incident clock would be most tempting and most wrong." - -test fn a_first_red_starts_the_incident_clock_and_the_notification_clock_together() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 5000) { - OpenIssue { signature: _, next_state: ns, notification: _ } => - match ns.first_red { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 5000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } - && ns.last_notification_at == 5000 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_heartbeat_preserves_the_incident_clock_and_moves_the_notification_clock() -> Bool { - let sig = incident_signature_render(sig: signature_struct_of_fixture()) - let now = 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: now) { - RefreshAndNotifyHeartbeat { issue: _, signature: _, next_state: ns, silent_for: _, notification: _ } => - match ns.first_red { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } && ns.last_notification_at == now - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_silent_refresh_moves_neither_clock() -> Bool { - let sig = incident_signature_render(sig: signature_struct_of_fixture()) - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: sig, last: 5000), now: 5001) { - RefreshIssueWithoutNotification { issue: _, signature: _, next_state: ns, silent_for: _ } => - match ns.first_red { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } && ns.last_notification_at == 5000 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_changed_class_preserves_the_incident_clock_rather_than_restarting_it() -> Bool { - let previous = incident_signature_render(sig: IncidentSignature { members: [identity_member(index: 6, outcome: "failed", mode: "Infra")] }) - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: previous, last: 5000), now: 5001) { - RefreshAndNotifyChangedClass { issue: _, previous: _, current: _, next_state: ns, notification: _ } => - match ns.first_red { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } && ns.last_notification_at == 5001 - _ => false - } -} - -data conclusion_policy_claims_note: String = "A run that never reached a corpus verdict is not a green corpus. These three assert the split the operator ruled on, and the startup-failure one is the case the original mapped to silence — a falsifier failing at startup on every run would have been reported by nobody while every run produced a clean NoAction." - -test fn a_startup_failure_notifies_that_the_observer_is_unavailable() -> Bool { - let d = decide_observed(admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "startup_failure")), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) - match d { - OpenObserverIncident { conclusion_tag: t, next_state: ns, notification: _ } => - (t as String) == "startup_failure" && alert_decision_notifies(d: d) && ns.last_notification_at == 6000 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_timed_out_run_notifies_that_the_observer_is_unavailable() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "timed_out")), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) { - OpenObserverIncident { conclusion_tag: t, next_state: _, notification: _ } => (t as String) == "timed_out" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_skipped_run_is_a_configuration_fact_not_a_green_corpus() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "skipped")), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) { - NoAction { reason: r } => - match r { - RunPreventedByConfiguration { conclusion_tag: t } => (t as String) == "skipped" - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -data routing_join_claims_note: String = "The routing join, one claim per mismatch direction. The missing-routing case is the one that matters operationally: an issue that names no owner for a failing component looks exactly like an issue for a component nobody owns, and the difference is whether the routing computation is broken." - -fn routing_for(index: Nat) -> FalsifierRouting { - RoutingOwnerUndeclared { index: index, lane: LaneSubstrateLongLane, cause: "no owner row for this lane" as NonEmptyStr } -} - -fn decide_with_routings(routings: List) -> AlertDecision { - alert_decision( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: red_receipt(), - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 5000, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: routings - ) -} - -test fn a_failing_component_with_no_routing_refuses() -> Bool { - match decide_with_routings(routings: []) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { - ControllerRoutingJoinRefused { mismatch: m } => - match m { RoutingsMissingForComponents { indices: xs } => count(xs) == 1, _ => false } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_routing_for_a_non_failing_component_refuses() -> Bool { - match decide_with_routings(routings: [routing_for(index: 6), routing_for(index: 99)]) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { - ControllerRoutingJoinRefused { mismatch: m } => - match m { RoutingsForNonFailingComponents { indices: xs } => count(xs) == 1, _ => false } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_duplicated_routing_refuses() -> Bool { - match decide_with_routings(routings: [routing_for(index: 6), routing_for(index: 6)]) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { - ControllerRoutingJoinRefused { mismatch: m } => - match m { RoutingsDuplicated { indices: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_exact_routing_join_proceeds() -> Bool { - match decide_with_routings(routings: [routing_for(index: 6)]) { - OpenIssue { signature: _, next_state: _, notification: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -data live_head_verdict_claims_note: String = "The operator live-head items 1-4 plus review 49873. Each of these was a case the previous revision handled plausibly and wrongly: a timed-out run reported the floor's writer broken, an adopted issue claimed to know when the incident started, a controller failure completed the workflow in silence, and a hand-edited marker index parsed into a valid-looking identity." - -test fn a_timed_out_run_with_no_receipt_reports_the_observer_not_the_writer() -> Bool { - match alert_decision( - admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "timed_out")), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "no receipt was written" } }, - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 6000, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: [] - ) { - OpenObserverIncident { conclusion_tag: t, next_state: _, notification: _ } => (t as String) == "timed_out" - _ => false - } -} - -data observer_throttle_claims_note: String = "These four claims exist because the observer path was NOT throttled for one revision (review 50351) while two notes asserted it was. The old witness here is the reason it survived: it asked the repeated-outage case at now 6000 against last 5000 — a one-second gap inside a twenty-hour window — and asserted RefreshObserverIncident, so it PINNED the spam as the contract and would have gone red against the correct behavior. A witness that agrees with the defect is worse than no witness, because it converts a fix into an apparent regression. It now asks the same repeat at the same instants and asserts suppression, and the notifying cases get their own inputs where the window has genuinely elapsed." - -test fn a_repeated_observer_outage_within_the_window_is_suppressed() -> Bool { - match alert_decision( - admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "timed_out")), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "no receipt" } }, - observation: observed(state: current_state(signature: "observer-unavailable:timed_out" as NonEmptyStr, last: 5000)), - now: 6000, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: [] - ) { - RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification { issue: iss, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: ns, silent_for: sf } => - iss.number == 4242 - && ns.last_notification_at == 5000 - && millisecond_count(m: sf) == 1000 - && match ns.first_red { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } - _ => false - } -} - -fn observer_decision_at(last: EpochMs, now: EpochMs) -> AlertDecision { - alert_decision( - admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "timed_out")), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "no receipt" } }, - observation: observed(state: current_state(signature: "observer-unavailable:timed_out" as NonEmptyStr, last: last)), - now: now, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: [] - ) -} - -test fn a_suppressed_observer_refresh_does_not_advance_the_notification_instant() -> Bool { - let just_under = 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - 1 - let carried = match observer_decision_at(last: 5000, now: just_under) { - RefreshObserverIncidentWithoutNotification { issue: _, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: ns, silent_for: _ } => ns.last_notification_at - _ => just_under - } - match observer_decision_at(last: carried, now: 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window)) { - RefreshObserverIncident { issue: _, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: _, silent_for: _, notification: _ } => carried == 5000 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_repeated_observer_outage_heartbeats_once_the_window_elapses() -> Bool { - let boundary = 5000 + millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - match observer_decision_at(last: 5000, now: boundary) { - RefreshObserverIncident { issue: iss, conclusion_tag: _, next_state: ns, silent_for: sf, notification: _ } => - iss.number == 4242 - && ns.last_notification_at == boundary - && millisecond_count(m: sf) == millisecond_count(m: falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_changed_observer_class_notifies_even_inside_the_window() -> Bool { - match alert_decision( - admission: admission_of(json: trusted_event_json_with_conclusion(conclusion: "timed_out")), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "no receipt" } }, - observation: observed(state: current_state(signature: "observer-unavailable:startup_failure" as NonEmptyStr, last: 5000)), - now: 6000, - escalation: declared_escalation(), - routings: [] - ) { - RefreshObserverIncident { issue: _, conclusion_tag: t, next_state: ns, silent_for: _, notification: _ } => - (t as String) == "timed_out" - && (ns.signature as String) == "observer-unavailable:timed_out" - && ns.last_notification_at == 6000 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_adopted_issue_does_not_claim_to_know_when_the_incident_started() -> Bool { - match decide_observed(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: observed(state: StateAbsent), now: 6000) { - NotifyLegacyStateMigration { issue: _, first_red: f, signature: _, next_state: ns, notification: _ } => - match f { FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => true, FirstRedObserved { at: _ } => false } - && match ns.first_red { FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => true, FirstRedObserved { at: _ } => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_unknown_first_red_round_trips_through_the_marker() -> Bool { - let marker = serialize_json(v: falsifier_alert_state_json(state: FalsifierAlertState { - first_red: FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, - signature: "6:failed:WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr, - last_notification_at: 5000 - })) - match falsifier_alert_state_from_payload(payload: marker) { - CurrentState { state: st } => - match st.first_red { FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => true, FirstRedObserved { at: _ } => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_controller_failure_notifies_rather_than_completing_in_silence() -> Bool { - let d = decide_observed( - admission: red_admission(), - receipt: ReceiptUndecodable { decoding: ReceiptNotJson { detail: "receipt is not valid JSON" } }, - observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, - now: 6000 - ) - alert_decision_notifies(d: d) -} - -test fn an_untrusted_event_still_does_not_notify() -> Bool { - let d = decide_observed(admission: admission_of(json: untrusted_event_json()), receipt: red_receipt(), observation: NoOpenAlertIssue, now: 6000) - !alert_decision_notifies(d: d) -} - -test fn a_negative_index_in_a_stored_marker_refuses_rather_than_reading_as_changed() -> Bool { - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: "-1:failed:WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr, last: 5000), now: 5001) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_fractional_index_in_a_stored_marker_refuses() -> Bool { - match decide(admission: red_admission(), receipt: red_receipt(), state: current_state(signature: "6.5:failed:WitnessRed" as NonEmptyStr, last: 5000), now: 5001) { - NotifyAlertControllerUnavailable { cause: c, issue_disposition: _, notification: _ } => - match c { ControllerMarkerMalformed { detail: _ } => true, _ => false } - _ => false - } -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 0125631004d..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,844 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.falsifier_alert_migration_witness_test - -import std.types { Bool, Int, String, NonEmptyStr, EpochMs, CommitSha } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.emit { serialize_yaml } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.gha_workflow { workflow_trigger_entry } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { yaml_mapping } -import extdeps.github.actions { WorkflowTrigger, WorkflowRunCompleted, MergeGroup } -import extdeps.github.workflow_run_event { - WorkflowRunEvent, - WorkflowRunEventObservation, - WorkflowRunEventObserved, - WorkflowRunEventMemberAbsent, - WorkflowRunEventMemberMalformed, - WorkflowRunEventMalformed, - workflow_run_event_from_json -} -import extdeps.github.workflow_runs { Success, Failure } -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_admission { - FalsifierAlertAdmission, - AlertAdmitted, - AlertRefusedWorkflowNotObserved, - AlertRefusedWorkflowPathNotObserved, - AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned, - RepositoryField, EnclosingRepository, HeadRepository, - AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain, - AlertRefusedOriginatingEventNotAdmitted, - AlertRefusedActivityNotCompleted, - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable, - falsifier_alert_admit, - falsifier_alert_job_condition -} -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_state { - FirstRedStanding, FirstRedObserved, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking, - FalsifierAlertState, - FalsifierAlertStateDecoding, - CurrentState, LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification, StateAbsent, StateMalformed, - falsifier_alert_state_from_payload, - falsifier_alert_heartbeat_window -} -import std.measure { Millisecond, millisecond, millisecond_count } -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt_document { - FloorComponentReceiptSubject, - FloorComponentReceiptDecoding, - ReceiptDecoded, ReceiptNotJson, ReceiptMemberAbsent, ReceiptMemberMalformed, ReceiptSchemaUnknown, - ReceiptSubjectMatch, ReceiptSubjectMatches, - ReceiptSubjectRunIdMismatch, ReceiptSubjectWorkflowMismatch, ReceiptSubjectHeadShaMismatch, - ReceiptComponentCountMismatch, ReceiptUnsuccessfulComponentIdentityNotUnique, - ReceiptUnsuccessfulPopulationMismatch, - ComponentAlertSummary, - ComponentOutcomeRead, ComponentConcluded, ComponentNotConcluded, - FloorComponentFailureMode, floor_component_failure_mode_tag, - summary_outcome_is_unsuccessful, - floor_component_receipt_decode_with, - floor_component_receipt_subject_matches_event -} -import gunbc.falsifier_alert_residue { - LanguageNormalFormResidue, - ResidueTarget, ECMAScript, - ResidueRuntime, GithubScriptAction, - ResidueKind, ExecutableSourceString, - ResidueDisposition, ReplaceWithLanguageIndependentBehavior, - falsifier_alert_residue_registry, - falsifier_alert_embedded_program_residue -} -import extdeps.github.issues { - IssueState, Open, Closed, - IssueStateRead, IssueStateFound, IssueStateUnmodelledWire, - parse_issue_state -} -import std.observation { ObservationOutcome, Failed } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data falsifier_alert_migration_witness_note: String = "ALERT-0..3's executing evidence. Every claim here runs against a FIXTURE authored in this file — a hand-written event payload, a hand-written state marker, a hand-written receipt — never against the live tree or a live API, because what is under test is a decision procedure and its inputs are exactly the discriminating ones. The fixtures are the smallest payloads that cross the boundary being tested plus the one field that decides it, per DESIGN's witness-cost rule.\n\nEACH GREEN CLAIM IS PAIRED WITH A RED CONTROL that fails for the intended reason, because a decoder that accepted everything and a wall that admitted everything would both pass the positive half alone. The admission claims are the ones this matters most for: a trust wall proven only by admitting a good event is indistinguishable from `return true`." - -data alert_expected_schema: NonEmptyStr = "floor-component-receipt/v1" - -fn trusted_event_json() -> String { - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000001,\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"conclusion\":\"failure\",\"html_url\":\"https://github.com/gunb-ai/gunbc/actions/runs/31000000001\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"main\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}" -} - -fn fork_event_json() -> String { - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000002,\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"conclusion\":\"failure\",\"html_url\":\"https://github.com/gunb-ai/gunbc/actions/runs/31000000002\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"main\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"attacker/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"pull_request\"}}" -} - -fn non_main_event_json() -> String { - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000003,\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"conclusion\":\"failure\",\"html_url\":\"https://github.com/gunb-ai/gunbc/actions/runs/31000000003\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"topic/experiment\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}" -} - -fn other_workflow_event_json() -> String { - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000004,\"name\":\"ci\",\"workflow_id\":271828,\"path\":\".github/workflows/ci.yml\",\"conclusion\":\"success\",\"html_url\":\"https://github.com/gunb-ai/gunbc/actions/runs/31000000004\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"main\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}" -} - -fn event_missing_conclusion_json() -> String { - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000005,\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"conclusion\":null,\"html_url\":\"https://github.com/gunb-ai/gunbc/actions/runs/31000000005\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"main\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}" -} - -fn admission_of(json: String) -> FalsifierAlertAdmission { - falsifier_alert_admit(observation: workflow_run_event_from_json(text: json)) -} - -test fn workflow_run_completed_trigger_projects_workflow_run_key() -> Bool { - let emitted = serialize_yaml(v: yaml_mapping(entries: [ - workflow_trigger_entry(trigger: WorkflowRunCompleted { workflows: ["affected-set-falsifier"] }) - ])) - emitted.contains(s: "workflow_run") - && emitted.contains(s: "affected-set-falsifier") - && emitted.contains(s: "completed") -} - -test fn workflow_run_trigger_is_not_the_merge_group_projection() -> Bool { - let emitted = serialize_yaml(v: yaml_mapping(entries: [ - workflow_trigger_entry(trigger: WorkflowRunCompleted { workflows: ["affected-set-falsifier"] }) - ])) - !emitted.contains(s: "merge_group") -} - -test fn workflow_run_event_decodes_every_declared_field() -> Bool { - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: trusted_event_json()) { - WorkflowRunEventObserved { event: e } => - (e.run_id as String) == "31000000001" - && e.workflow_name == "affected-set-falsifier" - && e.head_branch == "main" - && e.originating_event == "schedule" - && e.activity == "completed" - && e.repository_full_name == "gunb-ai/gunbc" - && e.head_repository_full_name == "gunb-ai/gunbc" - && (e.head_sha as String) == "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn workflow_run_event_null_conclusion_is_located_not_absorbed() -> Bool { - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: event_missing_conclusion_json()) { - WorkflowRunEventMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "conclusion" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn workflow_run_event_non_json_refuses() -> Bool { - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: "not json at all") { - WorkflowRunEventMalformed { detail: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn trust_wall_admits_the_scheduled_main_falsifier_run() -> Bool { - match admission_of(json: trusted_event_json()) { - AlertAdmitted { event: e } => e.workflow_name == "affected-set-falsifier" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn trust_wall_refuses_a_fork_head_repository() -> Bool { - match admission_of(json: fork_event_json()) { - AlertRefusedRepositoryNotOwned { field: HeadRepository, observed: o, expected: _ } => - o == "attacker/gunbc" - _ => false - } -} - -data fork_field_discriminator_note: String = "The fork claim asserts the FIELD, not just the observed value, because that is what review 49380 found missing. Its fixture is the fork shape exactly: the enclosing repository is ours and only head_repository diverges, so a wall that checked only the enclosing repository would admit it and a refusal that did not name the field would report it identically to a plain wrong-repo delivery. Matching HeadRepository in the pattern means both failures red this claim." - -test fn trust_wall_refuses_a_non_main_head_branch() -> Bool { - match admission_of(json: non_main_event_json()) { - AlertRefusedHeadBranchNotMain { observed: o, expected: _ } => o == "topic/experiment" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn trust_wall_refuses_a_different_workflow() -> Bool { - match admission_of(json: other_workflow_event_json()) { - AlertRefusedWorkflowNotObserved { observed: o, expected: _ } => o == "ci" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn trust_wall_refuses_an_unreadable_event() -> Bool { - match admission_of(json: "{}") { - AlertRefusedEventUnreadable { observation: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn current_state_marker(first_red: Int, signature: String, last: Int) -> String { - concat( - concat(concat("{\"first_red\":", first_red as String), concat(",\"signature\":\"", signature)), - concat(concat("\",\"last_notification_at\":", last as String), "}") - ) -} - -fn legacy_state_marker(first_red: Int, signature: String) -> String { - concat( - concat(concat("{\"first_red\":", first_red as String), concat(",\"signature\":\"", signature)), - "\"}" - ) -} - -test fn current_state_marker_round_trips() -> Bool { - match falsifier_alert_state_from_payload(payload: current_state_marker(first_red: 1000, signature: "6:witness discovery:WitnessRed:failed", last: 5000)) { - CurrentState { state: s } => - match s.first_red { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } - && s.last_notification_at == 5000 - && (s.signature as String) == "6:witness discovery:WitnessRed:failed" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn legacy_marker_is_its_own_state_not_malformed() -> Bool { - match falsifier_alert_state_from_payload(payload: legacy_state_marker(first_red: 1000, signature: "6:witness discovery:failed")) { - LegacyStateWithoutLastNotification { first_red: f, signature: _ } => - match f { FirstRedObserved { at: t } => t == 1000, FirstRedUnknownBeforeTracking => false } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn malformed_marker_is_not_read_as_legacy() -> Bool { - match falsifier_alert_state_from_payload(payload: "{\"first_red\":\"not-a-number\",\"signature\":\"x\"}") { - StateMalformed { detail: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn receipt_json(schema: String, workflow: String, run_id: String, head_sha: String) -> String { - concat( - concat( - concat(concat("{\"schema\":\"", schema), concat("\",\"workflow_name\":\"", workflow)), - concat(concat("\",\"run_id\":\"", run_id), concat("\",\"head_sha\":\"", head_sha)) - ), - "\",\"component_count\":0,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}" - ) -} - -fn trusted_receipt() -> String { - receipt_json( - schema: "floor-component-receipt/v1", - workflow: "affected-set-falsifier", - run_id: "31000000001", - head_sha: "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567" - ) -} - -test fn receipt_document_decodes_its_subject() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: trusted_receipt(), expected_schema: alert_expected_schema) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: d } => - (d.subject.run_id as String) == "31000000001" - && (d.subject.workflow_name as String) == "affected-set-falsifier" - && d.component_count == 0 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn receipt_with_an_unknown_schema_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_json(schema: "floor-component-receipt/v2", workflow: "affected-set-falsifier", run_id: "1", head_sha: "abc"), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptSchemaUnknown { observed: o, expected: _ } => o == "floor-component-receipt/v2" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn receipt_missing_its_subject_refuses_by_member() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"components\":[]}", - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptMemberAbsent { member: m } => m == "workflow_name" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn receipt_that_is_not_json_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: "404", expected_schema: alert_expected_schema) { - ReceiptNotJson { detail: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn trusted_event() -> WorkflowRunEvent? { - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: trusted_event_json()) { - WorkflowRunEventObserved { event: e } => Present { value: e } - _ => none - } -} - -fn subject_match_against_trusted_event(receipt: String) -> ReceiptSubjectMatch? { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with(text: receipt, expected_schema: alert_expected_schema) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: d } => - match trusted_event() { - Present { value: e } => - Present { value: floor_component_receipt_subject_matches_event(subject: d.subject, event: e) } - Absent => none - } - _ => none - } -} - -test fn a_receipt_from_the_triggering_run_matches() -> Bool { - match subject_match_against_trusted_event(receipt: trusted_receipt()) { - Present { value: m } => - match m { - ReceiptSubjectMatches => true - _ => false - } - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn a_receipt_from_another_run_is_refused_by_run_id() -> Bool { - let other = receipt_json( - schema: "floor-component-receipt/v1", - workflow: "affected-set-falsifier", - run_id: "39999999999", - head_sha: "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567" - ) - match subject_match_against_trusted_event(receipt: other) { - Present { value: m } => - match m { - ReceiptSubjectRunIdMismatch { receipt: r, event: _ } => (r as String) == "39999999999" - _ => false - } - Absent => false - } -} - -test fn a_receipt_about_another_tree_is_refused_by_head_sha() -> Bool { - let other = receipt_json( - schema: "floor-component-receipt/v1", - workflow: "affected-set-falsifier", - run_id: "31000000001", - head_sha: "ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff" - ) - match subject_match_against_trusted_event(receipt: other) { - Present { value: m } => - match m { - ReceiptSubjectHeadShaMismatch { receipt: _, event: _ } => true - _ => false - } - Absent => false - } -} - -data falsifier_alert_residue_claim_note: String = "ALERT-0's carrier has an executing consumer HERE, which is the difference between a declared residue and a comment. A registry nothing reads is the inert-carrier tier DESIGN §6 names — it looks like accounting and enforces nothing — so the row's disposition and dissolution trigger are asserted rather than merely written. The RED that discriminates this claim is changing the disposition to EmitFromModel, which is exactly the wrong turn this row exists to prevent: it is the decision to build a JavaScript emitter instead of deleting the JavaScript." - -test fn the_embedded_program_is_declared_as_replaceable_residue() -> Bool { - match falsifier_alert_embedded_program_residue { - LanguageNormalFormResidue { - site: site, - target: ECMAScript, - runtime: GithubScriptAction, - kind: ExecutableSourceString, - disposition: ReplaceWithLanguageIndependentBehavior, - dissolution: trigger - } => - (site as String) == ".github/workflows/falsifier-alert.yml" - && (trigger as String) != "" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_residue_registry_carries_exactly_the_declared_row() -> Bool { - count(falsifier_alert_residue_registry) == 1 -} - -data falsifier_alert_job_condition_claim_note: String = "The job-level condition is the OUTER half of a wall enforced twice, so it gets its own claim: the in-program checks above prove nothing about the text GitHub evaluates before the job starts. It is asserted on the SERIALIZED output because that string is what GitHub reads, and it is derived from the same constants the in-program wall uses — so a change to the expected workflow or branch that reached only one of the two enforcement points reds here." - -test fn the_job_condition_lowers_from_the_same_constants_as_the_wall() -> Bool { - let c = falsifier_alert_job_condition() - c.contains(s: "github.event.workflow_run.name == 'affected-set-falsifier'") - && c.contains(s: "github.event.workflow_run.head_branch == 'main'") - && c.contains(s: "github.event.workflow_run.event == 'schedule'") - && c.contains(s: "github.event.workflow_run.event == 'workflow_dispatch'") - && c.contains(s: "&&") - && c.contains(s: "||") -} - -data falsifier_alert_condition_precedence_note: String = "The condition is asserted to be DISTRIBUTED — the workflow and branch equalities appearing in BOTH originating-event arms — because that is what makes it precedence-safe without parentheses. The factored shape `A && B && (s || d)` is what a reader would naturally write, and GitHub's tighter && binding turns it into `(A && B && s) || d` if the parentheses are ever lost, whose right arm admits a workflow_dispatch run of any workflow on any branch. This claim reds if the condition is refactored into the factored shape, which is the refactor that looks like a simplification and is not." - -test fn the_job_condition_is_distributed_so_precedence_needs_no_grouping() -> Bool { - let c = falsifier_alert_job_condition() - let arm_schedule = "github.event.workflow_run.name == 'affected-set-falsifier' && github.event.workflow_run.head_branch == 'main' && github.event.workflow_run.event == 'schedule'" - let arm_dispatch = "github.event.workflow_run.name == 'affected-set-falsifier' && github.event.workflow_run.head_branch == 'main' && github.event.workflow_run.event == 'workflow_dispatch'" - c == concat(concat(arm_schedule, " || "), arm_dispatch) -} - -data issue_state_read_claim_note: String = "The unmodelled-wire arm is claimed because it is the one that would otherwise be indistinguishable from a missing member. GitHub adding a state is a realistic future event, and the decode must report WHAT it saw rather than that it saw nothing." - -test fn an_unmodelled_issue_state_reports_what_it_saw() -> Bool { - match parse_issue_state(raw: "merged") { - IssueStateUnmodelledWire { raw: r } => r == "merged" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_modelled_issue_states_decode() -> Bool { - match parse_issue_state(raw: "open") { - IssueStateFound { state: Open } => - match parse_issue_state(raw: "closed") { - IssueStateFound { state: Closed } => true - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -data alert35_strict_boundary_note: String = "ALERT-3.5's evidence. Every claim here plants ONE wrong value in an otherwise-valid fixture and requires a LOCATED refusal naming the member that was wrong. That shape is the point: a decoder that refuses for the right reason and a decoder that refuses for some reason are indistinguishable on a fixture that is wrong in several ways at once, and the second is useless to debug against." - -data numeric_plant_note: String = "THE PLANT REPLACES THE VALUE IN PLACE; IT DOES NOT APPEND A DUPLICATE MEMBER. The first version of these fixtures appended a second copy of the member carrying a number, and every one of them passed — but they passed because json_object_unique_member refuses a DUPLICATED member, which fires before any type check and fires identically whether the decoder is strict or permissive. Proven by execution: reverting head_branch to the permissive decoder left that claim green, so it was measuring duplicate detection and reporting it as type strictness. Each field now has exactly one occurrence carrying a raw number, so the only thing that can refuse is the type check being asserted." - -fn event_json_with(name: String, conclusion: String, head_sha: String, head_branch: String, originating: String) -> String { - concat(concat(concat(concat(concat(concat(concat(concat(concat( - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000009,\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\".github/workflows/falsifier.yml\",\"name\":", - name), ",\"conclusion\":"), conclusion), ",\"html_url\":\"https://x\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":"), - head_sha), ",\"head_branch\":"), head_branch), - ",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":"), concat(originating, "}}")) -} - -data plant_valid_name: String = "\"affected-set-falsifier\"" -data plant_valid_conclusion: String = "\"failure\"" -data plant_valid_head_sha: String = "\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\"" -data plant_valid_head_branch: String = "\"main\"" -data plant_valid_event: String = "\"schedule\"" -data plant_number: String = "12345" - -fn numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: String) -> Bool { - let text = if field == "name" { - event_json_with(name: plant_number, conclusion: plant_valid_conclusion, head_sha: plant_valid_head_sha, head_branch: plant_valid_head_branch, originating: plant_valid_event) - } else if field == "conclusion" { - event_json_with(name: plant_valid_name, conclusion: plant_number, head_sha: plant_valid_head_sha, head_branch: plant_valid_head_branch, originating: plant_valid_event) - } else if field == "head_sha" { - event_json_with(name: plant_valid_name, conclusion: plant_valid_conclusion, head_sha: plant_number, head_branch: plant_valid_head_branch, originating: plant_valid_event) - } else if field == "head_branch" { - event_json_with(name: plant_valid_name, conclusion: plant_valid_conclusion, head_sha: plant_valid_head_sha, head_branch: plant_number, originating: plant_valid_event) - } else { - event_json_with(name: plant_valid_name, conclusion: plant_valid_conclusion, head_sha: plant_valid_head_sha, head_branch: plant_valid_head_branch, originating: plant_number) - } - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: text) { - WorkflowRunEventMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == field - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_all_valid_plant_baseline_decodes() -> Bool { - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: event_json_with(name: plant_valid_name, conclusion: plant_valid_conclusion, head_sha: plant_valid_head_sha, head_branch: plant_valid_head_branch, originating: plant_valid_event)) { - WorkflowRunEventObserved { event: e } => e.head_branch == "main" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_numeric_workflow_name_refuses_located() -> Bool { - numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "name") -} - -test fn a_numeric_conclusion_refuses_located() -> Bool { - numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "conclusion") -} - -test fn a_numeric_head_sha_refuses_located() -> Bool { - numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "head_sha") -} - -test fn a_numeric_head_branch_refuses_located() -> Bool { - numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "head_branch") -} - -test fn a_numeric_originating_event_refuses_located() -> Bool { - numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "event") -} - -test fn the_run_id_still_accepts_its_numeric_wire_form() -> Bool { - match workflow_run_event_from_json(text: trusted_event_json()) { - WorkflowRunEventObserved { event: e } => (e.run_id as String) == "31000000001" - _ => false - } -} - -data workflow_path_claim_note: String = "The display name and the file path are asserted as SEPARATE refusals because they are separate facts: a workflow can be renamed without moving, and a file can be moved without being renamed. A wall that checked only the name would admit a run of a different file that had been given the expected name." - -fn event_with_path(path: String) -> String { - concat(concat( - "{\"action\":\"completed\",\"repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"workflow_run\":{\"id\":31000000010,\"workflow_id\":161803,\"path\":\"", - path), "\",\"name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"conclusion\":\"failure\",\"html_url\":\"https://x\",\"run_started_at\":\"2026-08-06T00:00:00Z\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"head_branch\":\"main\",\"head_repository\":{\"full_name\":\"gunb-ai/gunbc\"},\"event\":\"schedule\"}}") -} - -test fn the_trust_wall_refuses_an_impostor_file_wearing_the_expected_name() -> Bool { - match falsifier_alert_admit(observation: workflow_run_event_from_json(text: event_with_path(path: ".github/workflows/attacker.yml"))) { - AlertRefusedWorkflowPathNotObserved { observed: o, expected: _ } => - o == ".github/workflows/attacker.yml" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_trust_wall_admits_the_expected_workflow_file() -> Bool { - match falsifier_alert_admit(observation: workflow_run_event_from_json(text: event_with_path(path: ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml"))) { - AlertAdmitted { event: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -data malformed_state_claim_note: String = "The load-bearing claim of item B: a malformed marker must NOT reach any notify arm, because every notify arm is followed by a write that would overwrite the corrupt marker and destroy the only record of when the incident began. THE WITNESSES FOR IT NO LONGER LIVE IN THIS FILE. They moved to falsifier_alert_decision_witness_test when the forked throttle decision was deleted, and they execute there against alert_decision as a_decoded_malformed_marker_refuses_instead_of_starting_a_new_incident. This note is kept where the claim was first argued; a reader looking for its executing evidence should look there, not here." - -data receipt_strictness_claim_note: String = "Item C's claims. The count check is the one worth naming: the decoder previously IGNORED the wire component_count and recomputed it from the array, which is the recompute-instead-of-check pattern — it cannot disagree with itself, so it can never report that the producer and its own array are inconsistent. Checking the declared value against the decoded one is what makes the field mean anything." - -fn receipt_with(component_count: String, components: String, unsuccessful: String) -> String { - concat(concat(concat(concat( - "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"31000000001\",\"head_sha\":\"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567\",\"component_count\":", - component_count), ",\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":"), - unsuccessful), concat(",\"components\":", concat(components, "}"))) -} - -data one_component: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"claim is false\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}" - -data one_done_component: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}" - -test fn a_declared_component_count_that_disagrees_with_the_array_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "7", components: concat(concat("[", one_done_component), "]"), unsuccessful: "[]"), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptComponentCountMismatch { declared: d, decoded: n } => d == "7" && n == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_agreeing_component_count_decodes() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", one_done_component), "]"), unsuccessful: "[]"), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: doc } => doc.component_count == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn duplicate_unsuccessful_component_identities_refuse() -> Bool { - let two = concat(concat(concat("[", one_component), concat(",", one_component)), "]") - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "2", components: concat(concat(concat("[", one_component), concat(",", one_component)), "]"), unsuccessful: two), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptUnsuccessfulComponentIdentityNotUnique { count: n } => n == 2 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_alert_summary_decodes_the_four_signature_fields() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", one_component), "]"), unsuccessful: concat(concat("[", one_component), "]")), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: doc } => - match doc.unsuccessful_summaries.first() { - Present { value: sm } => - sm.index == 6 - && (sm.label as String) == "witness discovery" - && summary_outcome_is_unsuccessful(s: sm) - && floor_component_failure_mode_tag(m: sm.failure_mode) == "WitnessRed" - Absent => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_unsuccessful_component_missing_failure_mode_refuses_located() -> Bool { - let no_mode = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"failed\"}" - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", no_mode), "]"), unsuccessful: concat(concat("[", no_mode), "]")), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptMemberAbsent { member: m } => m == "failure_mode" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_required_auxiliary_member_absent_refuses_rather_than_becoming_null() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":\"affected-set-falsifier\",\"run_id\":\"1\",\"head_sha\":\"abc\",\"component_count\":0,\"unsuccessful_components\":[]}", - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptMemberAbsent { member: m } => m == "components" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_numeric_workflow_name_in_the_receipt_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: "{\"schema\":\"floor-component-receipt/v1\",\"workflow_name\":42,\"run_id\":\"1\",\"head_sha\":\"abc\",\"component_count\":0,\"run_terminal\":null,\"unsuccessful_components\":[],\"components\":[]}", - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "workflow_name" - _ => false - } -} - -data component_summary_strictness_note: String = "The component summary's string fields get the same numeric-plant treatment as the event envelope, because they are the same class and were the residue review 49571 found: one decoder served all four fields and widened numbers on all four while the note beside it claimed only index did. Each plant replaces a value in place — not appended as a duplicate — for the reason the event plants record." - -fn component_with(index: String, label: String, outcome: String, mode: String) -> String { - concat(concat(concat(concat(concat(concat(concat( - "{\"index\":", index), ",\"label\":"), label), ",\"outcome\":"), outcome), ",\"failure_mode\":"), concat(mode, "}")) -} - -data csum_valid_index: String = "6" -data csum_valid_label: String = "\"witness discovery\"" -data csum_valid_outcome: String = "\"done\"" -data csum_valid_mode: String = "\"none\"" - -fn decode_receipt_with_component(component: String) -> FloorComponentReceiptDecoding { - floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with( - component_count: "1", - components: concat(concat("[", component), "]"), - unsuccessful: "[]" - ), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) -} - -fn component_numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: String) -> Bool { - let c = if field == "label" { - component_with(index: csum_valid_index, label: plant_number, outcome: csum_valid_outcome, mode: csum_valid_mode) - } else if field == "outcome" { - component_with(index: csum_valid_index, label: csum_valid_label, outcome: plant_number, mode: csum_valid_mode) - } else { - component_with(index: csum_valid_index, label: csum_valid_label, outcome: csum_valid_outcome, mode: plant_number) - } - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: c) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == field - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_numeric_component_label_refuses_located() -> Bool { - component_numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "label") -} - -test fn a_numeric_component_outcome_refuses_located() -> Bool { - component_numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "outcome") -} - -test fn a_numeric_component_failure_mode_refuses_located() -> Bool { - component_numeric_plant_refuses_at(field: "failure_mode") -} - -test fn the_component_index_still_accepts_its_numeric_wire_form() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: component_with(index: csum_valid_index, label: csum_valid_label, outcome: csum_valid_outcome, mode: csum_valid_mode)) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: doc } => - match doc.component_summaries.first() { - Present { value: sm } => sm.index == 6 - Absent => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -data operator_strict_boundary_claims_note: String = "The operator verdict's four decision-grain corrections, each asserted on the arm that was NOT already working. Every one of these fixtures decoded cleanly before the corrections landed, which is the whole point: the boundary guaranteed the fields were PRESENT and it did not guarantee they MEANT anything, and presence is invisible to a witness that only ever feeds well-formed input." - -data component_with_text_index: String = "{\"index\":\"6\",\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}" - -test fn a_text_component_index_refuses_rather_than_being_read_as_an_identity() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: component_with_text_index) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "index" - _ => false - } -} - -data component_with_invented_outcome: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"banana\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}" - -test fn an_outcome_outside_the_modelled_vocabulary_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: component_with_invented_outcome) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "outcome" - _ => false - } -} - -data component_with_invented_mode: String = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"witness discovery\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"looks-plausible\"}" - -test fn a_failure_mode_outside_the_modelled_vocabulary_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: component_with_invented_mode) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "failure_mode" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_failed_outcome_without_its_error_payload_refuses_rather_than_defaulting() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "outcome" - _ => false - } -} - -data population_join_claims_note: String = "The identity join, asserted in BOTH directions, because the two failures are not symmetric in consequence. A row listed as unsuccessful that is not failing over-reports and is merely noisy; a failing row MISSING from the list under-reports, and the alert then tells an operator that a component is fine while the receipt beside it says otherwise. The second is the one a uniqueness check could never see, so it is the one written first." - -test fn a_failing_component_omitted_from_the_unsuccessful_list_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", one_component), "]"), unsuccessful: "[]"), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptUnsuccessfulPopulationMismatch { listed: l, derived: d } => l == 0 && d == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_successful_component_listed_as_unsuccessful_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", one_done_component), "]"), unsuccessful: concat(concat("[", one_done_component), "]")), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptUnsuccessfulPopulationMismatch { listed: l, derived: d } => l == 1 && d == 0 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_unsuccessful_row_naming_an_absent_component_refuses() -> Bool { - let ghost = "{\"index\":99,\"label\":\"never ran\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"e\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}" - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", one_component), "]"), unsuccessful: concat(concat("[", ghost), "]")), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptUnsuccessfulPopulationMismatch { listed: _, derived: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_matching_population_decodes() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", one_component), "]"), unsuccessful: concat(concat("[", one_component), "]")), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: doc } => count(doc.unsuccessful_summaries) == 1 && count(doc.component_summaries) == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_string_component_count_refuses_rather_than_comparing_as_text() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "\"1\"", components: concat(concat("[", one_done_component), "]"), unsuccessful: "[]"), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "component_count" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_unrecorded_failure_mode_the_writer_emits_decodes() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"unrecorded\"}") { - ReceiptDecoded { document: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -data pair_and_strict_number_claims_note: String = "The operator's live-head items B and C. Every fixture below carries two individually VALID typed values, or a numeric lexeme JSON is happy to call a number — so each one decoded cleanly under the previous revision and would have flowed into routing and incident identity." - -test fn an_impossible_outcome_and_mode_pair_refuses_even_though_both_are_typed() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "outcome" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_failed_outcome_claiming_no_failure_mode_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"e\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "outcome" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn the_unrecorded_mode_keeps_its_broader_relationship() -> Bool { - let c = "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"e\",\"output\":\"\",\"failure_mode\":\"unrecorded\"}" - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "1", components: concat(concat("[", c), "]"), unsuccessful: concat(concat("[", c), "]")), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_failed_outcome_output_is_read_rather_than_fabricated() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with( - component_count: "1", - components: "[{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"e\",\"output\":\"the real captured output\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}]", - unsuccessful: "[{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"e\",\"output\":\"the real captured output\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}]" - ), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptDecoded { document: doc } => - match doc.unsuccessful_summaries.first() { - Present { value: sm } => - match sm.outcome { - ComponentConcluded { outcome: o } => - match o { - Failed { error: _, output: out } => out == "the real captured output" - _ => false - } - ComponentNotConcluded => false - } - Absent => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_failed_outcome_missing_its_output_member_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"failed\",\"error\":\"e\",\"failure_mode\":\"WitnessRed\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "outcome" - _ => false - } -} - -data strict_natural_claims_note: String = "Four lexemes JSON calls numbers and a cardinal index cannot be. Under parse_int each produced a value — a truncation, a wrong magnitude, or a negative position — with nothing marking the input as outside what the field means." - -test fn a_negative_component_index_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":-1,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "index" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_fractional_component_index_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6.5,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "index" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn an_exponent_component_index_refuses() -> Bool { - match decode_receipt_with_component(component: "{\"index\":6e3,\"label\":\"x\",\"outcome\":\"done\",\"failure_mode\":\"none\"}") { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "index" - _ => false - } -} - -test fn a_negative_component_count_refuses() -> Bool { - match floor_component_receipt_decode_with( - text: receipt_with(component_count: "-1", components: "[]", unsuccessful: "[]"), - expected_schema: alert_expected_schema - ) { - ReceiptMemberMalformed { member: m, detail: _ } => m == "component_count" - _ => false - } -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 21362baaa7a..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.falsifier_lane_witness - -import gunbc.falsifier_lane { - witness_planned_components_skip_unenrolled_and_renumber, - witness_lane_names_are_distinct, - witness_standing_green_on_matching_plan, - witness_standing_reds_on_missing_component, - witness_standing_reds_on_surplus_component, - witness_standing_reds_on_duplicate_component, - witness_standing_fails_closed_on_empty_plan, - witness_standing_reds_when_counts_agree_but_identities_do_not, - witness_complete_standing_does_not_project_to_observed, - witness_incomplete_standing_refuses_observed, - witness_routing_attributes_failing_component_to_owner, - witness_routing_refuses_lane_undetermined, - witness_routing_refuses_owner_undeclared_but_names_lane, - witness_routing_empty_owner_roster_still_determines_lane, - witness_unsuccessful_routings_exclude_done_rows, - witness_failure_class_separates_budget_from_witness_red, - witness_failure_class_records_the_infra_collapse, - witness_failing_set_names_lane_and_class_per_component, - witness_class_signature_distinguishes_a_class_transition, - witness_class_signature_stable_when_class_persists -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data falsifier_lane_witness_grain_note: String = "Every row here is fixture-grain: hand-built enrollment lists and component rows constructed through the receipt's own floor_component_row_of, never a scan of the live tree and never a real cadence receipt. The live-plan half — that the falsifier schedule and the lane attribution stay derived from one enrollment list — is proven in src/v2/test/claim/falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test.dag, which reaches the plan module and carries its own disposition. Keeping the two apart is the Class C split: a stamp is file-grain, so a file mixing fixture algebra with a live-plan read would have to take the fail-closed value and lose predict-skip eligibility for rows that genuinely do not read the tree." - -test fn falsifier_lane_planned_roster_is_enrollment_ordered() -> Bool { - witness_planned_components_skip_unenrolled_and_renumber() - && witness_lane_names_are_distinct() -} - -test fn falsifier_run_standing_is_an_identity_join() -> Bool { - witness_standing_green_on_matching_plan() - && witness_standing_reds_on_missing_component() - && witness_standing_reds_on_surplus_component() - && witness_standing_reds_on_duplicate_component() - && witness_standing_fails_closed_on_empty_plan() - && witness_standing_reds_when_counts_agree_but_identities_do_not() -} - -test fn falsifier_run_standing_never_projects_to_observed() -> Bool { - witness_complete_standing_does_not_project_to_observed() - && witness_incomplete_standing_refuses_observed() -} - -test fn falsifier_routing_attributes_or_refuses_by_named_cause() -> Bool { - witness_routing_attributes_failing_component_to_owner() - && witness_routing_refuses_lane_undetermined() - && witness_routing_refuses_owner_undeclared_but_names_lane() - && witness_routing_empty_owner_roster_still_determines_lane() - && witness_unsuccessful_routings_exclude_done_rows() -} - -data falsifier_failing_set_test_note: String = "The per-window failing-set rows. falsifier_class_signature_marks_transitions is the control for the live defect that reprioritized this lane: issue #7737 stayed open and accurate as a status while its BODY described a failure class that had stopped occurring thirty hours earlier, because nothing re-derived the failing set per window and nothing compared one window's classes to the previous one's." - -test fn falsifier_failure_class_is_carried_per_component() -> Bool { - witness_failure_class_separates_budget_from_witness_red() - && witness_failure_class_records_the_infra_collapse() - && witness_failing_set_names_lane_and_class_per_component() -} - -test fn falsifier_class_signature_marks_transitions() -> Bool { - witness_class_signature_distinguishes_a_class_transition() - && witness_class_signature_stable_when_class_persists() -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_run_control_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_run_control_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index d5abae08112..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_run_control_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.falsifier_run_control_witness_test - -import std.types { Bool, String, Int } -import gunbc.falsifier_run_control { - falsifier_required_control_roles, - falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, - falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note, - compile_clean_cold_control_step, - native_cache_cold_control_step, - AffectedSetPredictOnlyCold, - CompileCleanWholeTreeCold, - NativeCacheCold, -} -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { expected_falsifier_yml } -import extdeps.github.actions { RunStep } - -data falsifier_run_control_witness_note: String = "F0 executing consumer (operator mandate 2026-08-04): cold controls must use always()+release_build prerequisite, not default success(). Verified defect on run 30935833427 where steps 13-14 were SKIPPED while step 12 receipt upload PASSED. The closed control-role roster must enumerate exactly three roles so a control cannot silently vanish." - -test fn falsifier_required_control_roles_is_closed_population_of_three() -> Bool { - count(xs: falsifier_required_control_roles) == 3 - && falsifier_required_control_roles[0] == AffectedSetPredictOnlyCold - && falsifier_required_control_roles[1] == CompileCleanWholeTreeCold - && falsifier_required_control_roles[2] == NativeCacheCold -} - -test fn falsifier_cold_controls_use_prerequisite_if_not_default_success() -> Bool { - match compile_clean_cold_control_step() { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: cc, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match native_cache_cold_control_step() { - RunStep { name: _, id: _, run: _, shell: _, env: _, working_directory: _, if_condition: nc, continue_on_error: _, timeout_minutes: _ } => - match cc { - Present { value: s } => - (s == falsifier_control_prerequisite_if) - && match nc { - Present { value: s2 } => s2 == falsifier_control_prerequisite_if - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn falsifier_yml_cold_controls_carry_prerequisite_if() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "release_build") -} - -test fn falsifier_prerequisite_if_discriminates_from_bare_always() -> Bool { - falsifier_control_prerequisite_if != "always()" - && string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, pattern: "release_bins") -} - -test fn falsifier_prerequisite_if_cites_same_job_step() -> Bool { - !string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, pattern: "release_build") - && string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, pattern: "steps.release_bins.outcome") -} - -test fn falsifier_execution_proof_note_states_the_real_acceptance_gate() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note, pattern: "condition SHAPE") - && string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note, pattern: "never 'skipped'") - && string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note, pattern: "not entitled to be declared done at merge time") -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4321738d138..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/falsifier_workflow_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,447 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.falsifier_workflow_witness_test - -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -import std.types { Bool, Int, String } -import extdeps.cron.schedule_model { render_cron_schedule } -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { - falsifier_cadence_cron, - falsifier_workflow, - gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_basis_is_measured_not_composed, - gunbc_falsifier_receipt_flush_allowance_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_precedes_the_hard_kill, - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if, - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, - falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt, - expected_falsifier_yml -} -import gunbc.falsifier_run_control { - gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes, - gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes, - falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, -} -import gunbc.falsifier_cold_corpus_execution { - falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_receipt_path, - falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id, - classify_cold_corpus_execution, - cold_corpus_execution_is_executed, - cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json, - cold_corpus_execution_tag, - corpus_not_run_build_failed_tag, - corpus_not_run_build_cancelled_tag, - corpus_not_run_build_skipped_tag, - corpus_not_run_cold_failed_before_receipt_tag, - corpus_not_run_cold_receipt_artifact_absent_tag, - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_failed, - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_cancelled, - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_skipped, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_skipped, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_cancelled, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_failed_before_receipt, - aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_receipt_artifact_absent, - aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed, - corpus_executed_tag, - corpus_not_run_tag, - cadence_verdict_should_fail, - JobOutcomeSuccess, - JobOutcomeFailure, - JobOutcomeSkipped, - JobOutcomeCancelled, - BuildJobFailed, - ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt, - ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent, - CorpusExecuted, - CorpusNotRun, -} -import gunbc.floor_component_receipt { - floor_component_receipt_path, - floor_component_receipt_artifact_name, - floor_component_receipt_schema, -} -import extdeps.github.actions { ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax, CancelInProgressBool } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { - gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes, gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes, - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes -} -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_workflow } -import gunbc.ci_materialization { step_display_name } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_peak_emit { - ci_floor_phase_journal_artifact_name -} -import extdeps.github.actions { Step } -import gunbc.generated_artifact { FalsifierYamlArtifact, artifact_path } -import gunbc.shell_bash_runner { bash_escape_for_double_quotes } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test fn falsifier_cron_renders_every_four_hours_utc() -> Bool { - render_cron_schedule(s: falsifier_cadence_cron) == "0 0,4,8,12,16,20 * * *" -} - -test fn falsifier_cron_render_discriminates() -> Bool { - !(render_cron_schedule(s: falsifier_cadence_cron) == "0 7 * * *") -} - -test fn falsifier_concurrency_queues_not_cancels() -> Bool { - match falsifier_workflow.concurrency { - Present { value: spec } => - match spec { - ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { group: g, cancel_in_progress: cip, explicit_single: _ } => - g == "affected-set-falsifier" && - match cip { - Present { value: c } => - match c { - CancelInProgressBool { value: v } => !v - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn falsifier_step_timeout_basis_is_measured_not_composed() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_basis_is_measured_not_composed() -} - -test fn falsifier_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_compile_clean_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_control_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes) - && gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == (gunbc_falsifier_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_cold_corpus_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() + gunbc_falsifier_aggregate_verdict_job_backstop_timeout_minutes()) - && !(gunbc_falsifier_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() == gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes) -} - -data falsifier_soft_deadline_witness_note: String = "The soft deadline's ONE correctness property is an ordering, not a value: it must fall strictly inside the step cap it is subtracted from, because a deadline at or past the runner's SIGKILL cannot fire and would be a mechanism that exists without ever executing. Asserting the derivation rather than the number 167 is what makes that survive a re-basis of the cap — the pair below moves together by construction, and a witness pinned to a literal would have to be edited in the same change and could be edited wrongly. The strict-inequality half is the load-bearing one; the positive-allowance half is what forbids the degenerate derivation where allowance is zero and the two collapse onto the same instant." - -test fn falsifier_soft_deadline_is_derived_and_strictly_inside_the_hard_cap() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_precedes_the_hard_kill() - && gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() == (gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes - gunbc_falsifier_receipt_flush_allowance_minutes) - && gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() < gunbc_falsifier_step_timeout_minutes -} - -fn step_count_named(steps: List, name: String) -> Int { - fold(steps, init: 0, f: fn(n, s) { - if step_display_name(s: s) == name { n + 1 } else { n } - }) -} - -fn falsifier_job_steps(job_id: String) -> List { - fold(falsifier_workflow.jobs, init: [], f: fn(acc, j) { - if j.id == job_id { j.steps } else { acc } - }) -} - -fn falsifier_build_job_steps() -> List { - falsifier_job_steps(job_id: "falsifier-build") -} - -fn falsifier_cold_corpus_job_steps() -> List { - falsifier_job_steps(job_id: "cold-corpus") -} - -fn ci_job_steps() -> List { - fold(ci_workflow.jobs, init: [], f: fn(acc, j) { - if j.id == "ci" { j.steps } else { acc } - }) -} - -test fn cold_corpus_job_needs_build_only() -> Bool { - fold(falsifier_workflow.jobs, init: false, f: fn(acc, j) { - if j.id == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id { - any(j.needs, n => n == "falsifier-build") && (count(j.needs) == 1) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -// THREE jobs since 2026-08-15, not four: the selection-control job that sat between build and -// cold-corpus died with affected-set selection. The count is pinned beside the ordered ids -// deliberately -- an id list alone passes against a workflow that grew a fourth job nobody -// declared, which is the drift this witness exists to catch. -test fn falsifier_has_three_jobs_in_topology_order() -> Bool { - count(falsifier_workflow.jobs) == 3 - && falsifier_workflow.jobs[0].id == "falsifier-build" - && falsifier_workflow.jobs[1].id == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id - && falsifier_workflow.jobs[2].id == "aggregate-verdict" -} - -test fn peak_bracket_brackets_only_cold_corpus_floor_path() -> Bool { - let steps = falsifier_cold_corpus_job_steps() - let peak_pre = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: "Floor cgroup peak pre-read (calibration; reset if permitted)") - let falsifier = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: "affected-set falsifier (predict-only cold run)") - (peak_pre >= 0) && (falsifier >= 0) && (peak_pre < falsifier) -} - -test fn falsifier_artifact_path_is_workflow_file() -> Bool { - artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) == ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml" -} - -test fn falsifier_yaml_projection_evaluates() -> Bool { - length_of(s: expected_falsifier_yml()) > 0 -} - -test fn falsifier_cold_control_steps_follow_floor_in_job_order() -> Bool { - let steps = falsifier_cold_corpus_job_steps() - let floor = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: "affected-set falsifier (predict-only cold run)") - let compile_clean = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: "compile-clean whole-tree cold control (scoped-PR admission counterpart)") - let native_cache = step_index_of(steps: steps, name: "native-cache cold control (warm-tier admission counterpart)") - (floor >= 0) && (compile_clean >= 0) && (native_cache >= 0) - && (floor < compile_clean) - && (compile_clean < native_cache) -} - -data red_floor_cold_control_fixture_note: String = "Discriminating workflow fixture (operator ruling 2026-08-05, P0 merge condition on #7812): verified defect run 30935833427 — affected-set floor step reddened and compile-clean + native-cache cold controls SKIPPED because they inherited default success(). The repair is always()+release_bins success, NOT floor success." - -test fn red_floor_workflow_fixture_cold_controls_still_execute() -> Bool { - falsifier_cold_control_steps_follow_floor_in_job_order() - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if) - && string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, pattern: "always()") - && !string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, pattern: "steps.floor") -} - -test fn falsifier_red_floor_fixture_reds_if_prerequisite_requires_floor_success() -> Bool { - let broken_gate = "success() && steps.floor.outcome == 'success'" - falsifier_control_prerequisite_if != broken_gate - && !string_contains(s: falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, pattern: "steps.floor.outcome == 'success'") -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_job_waits_for_all_arms() -> Bool { - fold(falsifier_workflow.jobs, init: false, f: fn(acc, j) { - if j.id == "aggregate-verdict" { - j.if_condition == Present { value: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_if } - && any(j.needs, n => n == "falsifier-build") - && any(j.needs, n => n == falsifier_cold_corpus_job_id) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_shell_has_dissolve_on_marker() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: dissolution_description(condition: falsifier_aggregate_verdict_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger)) -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_shell_receipt_literals_match_model() -> Bool { - let yml = expected_falsifier_yml() - string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_build_failed())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_build_cancelled())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_build_skipped())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_skipped())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_cancelled())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_failed_before_receipt())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_receipt_artifact_absent())) - && string_contains(s: yml, pattern: bash_escape_for_double_quotes(s: aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed())) -} - -test fn aggregate_shell_receipt_builders_are_receipt_json_authority() -> Bool { - aggregate_shell_receipt_build_failed() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_build_cancelled() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeCancelled, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_build_skipped() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSkipped, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_skipped() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_cancelled() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeCancelled, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_failed_before_receipt() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_cold_receipt_artifact_absent() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSuccess, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) - && aggregate_shell_receipt_corpus_executed() == cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true) - ) -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_shell_distinguishes_build_cancelled_from_failed() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: corpus_not_run_build_cancelled_tag) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: corpus_not_run_build_skipped_tag) -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_writes_cold_corpus_execution_receipt() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: falsifier_cold_corpus_execution_receipt_path) -} - -test fn cold_corpus_job_id_is_not_legacy_falsifier_job() -> Bool { - !any(falsifier_workflow.jobs, j => j.id == "falsifier") -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_downloads_floor_component_receipt() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "Download floor component receipt (cold-corpus execution witness)") - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: floor_component_receipt_artifact_name) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "continue-on-error: true") -} - -test fn cold_corpus_uploads_floor_phase_journal() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "Upload floor phase journal (survives killed floor)") - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: ci_floor_phase_journal_artifact_name) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "if-no-files-found: warn") - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "if: always()") -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_shell_checks_floor_receipt_schema() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: floor_component_receipt_schema) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: corpus_not_run_cold_failed_before_receipt_tag) -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_floor_receipt_presence_test_has_no_spurious_bracket() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: expected_falsifier_yml(), - pattern: concat("grep -q ", concat(floor_component_receipt_schema, " target/floor-component-receipt.json; then")) - ) - && !string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "floor-component-receipt.json ]; then") -} - -test fn aggregate_verdict_write_receipt_redirects_printf_on_same_line() -> Bool { - let line = falsifier_aggregate_verdict_write_receipt(json: "{\"schema\":\"test\"}") - string_contains(s: line, pattern: "> target/falsifier-cold-corpus-execution.json") - && !string_contains(s: line, pattern: "\n > ") -} - -test fn cold_corpus_executed_when_cold_job_ran_even_if_red() -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true) { - CorpusExecuted { receipt_path: path } => path == floor_component_receipt_path - _ => false - } -} - -test fn cold_corpus_not_run_when_failed_before_receipt() -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) { - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn cold_corpus_not_run_when_receipt_artifact_absent_on_success() -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSuccess, floor_receipt_present: false) { - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn cold_success_without_receipt_is_not_failed_before_receipt() -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSuccess, floor_receipt_present: false) { - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt } => false - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn cold_failure_without_receipt_is_not_receipt_artifact_absent() -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) { - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusReceiptArtifactAbsent } => false - CorpusNotRun { cause: ColdCorpusFailedBeforeReceipt } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn cold_failure_without_receipt_is_not_corpus_executed() -> Bool { - !cold_corpus_execution_is_executed( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -test fn cold_failure_with_receipt_is_corpus_executed_even_when_red() -> Bool { - cold_corpus_execution_is_executed( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true) - ) -} - -test fn cold_corpus_not_run_when_build_failed() -> Bool { - match classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) { - CorpusNotRun { cause: BuildJobFailed } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn cold_corpus_not_run_is_not_regression_evidence() -> Bool { - !cold_corpus_execution_is_executed( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) -} - -test fn red_corpus_with_receipt_still_counts_as_executed() -> Bool { - cold_corpus_execution_is_executed( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: true) - ) - && cadence_verdict_should_fail( - build: JobOutcomeSuccess, - cold: JobOutcomeFailure, - floor_receipt_present: true - ) -} - -test fn failed_before_receipt_still_fails_cadence() -> Bool { - cadence_verdict_should_fail( - build: JobOutcomeSuccess, - cold: JobOutcomeFailure, - floor_receipt_present: false - ) -} - -test fn cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json_discriminates_build_failed() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ), - pattern: corpus_not_run_build_failed_tag - ) - && cold_corpus_execution_tag( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeFailure, cold: JobOutcomeSkipped, floor_receipt_present: false) - ) == corpus_not_run_tag -} - -test fn cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json_discriminates_failed_before_receipt() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) - ), - pattern: corpus_not_run_cold_failed_before_receipt_tag - ) - && !string_contains( - s: cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeFailure, floor_receipt_present: false) - ), - pattern: corpus_not_run_cold_receipt_artifact_absent_tag - ) -} - -test fn cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json_discriminates_receipt_artifact_absent() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSuccess, floor_receipt_present: false) - ), - pattern: corpus_not_run_cold_receipt_artifact_absent_tag - ) - && !string_contains( - s: cold_corpus_execution_receipt_json( - c: classify_cold_corpus_execution(build: JobOutcomeSuccess, cold: JobOutcomeSuccess, floor_receipt_present: false) - ), - pattern: corpus_not_run_cold_failed_before_receipt_tag - ) -} - -fn length_of(s: String) -> Int { - s.length() -} - -fn string_contains(s: String, pattern: String) -> Bool { - s.contains(pattern) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/floor_gate_failure_receipt_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/floor_gate_failure_receipt_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 0705e7e9d1e..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/floor_gate_failure_receipt_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.floor_gate_failure_receipt_witness - -import std.process { ProcessExit, ExitSuccess, exit_failure } -import gunbc.test_module_hygiene { failure_receipt_companion, Optional, Present } -import gunbc.generated_artifact_assessment { - GeneratedArtifactObservation, GeneratedArtifactObserved, assess_generated_artifact_population, - first_failing_diagnostic_path -} -import gunbc.generated_artifact { CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact } -import tools.dag_compile_clean_gate { dag_compile_clean_failure_reason } -import tools.generated_artifact_gate { generated_artifact_drift_failure_reason } -import tools.regen_verify_transport { regen_verify_failure_detail } -import tools.regen_verify_gate { regen_verify_failure_reason } - -data witness_note: String = "Floor gate failure-receipt companions must name located reasons on Bool(false), not only returned Bool(false). Controls pin the naming convention via gunbc.test_module_hygiene.failure_receipt_companion and the reason projection helpers without re-running the expensive live gates." - -data planted_regen_stderr: String = "Stage0 is stale: 1 generated file(s) differ from fresh self-compile.\nChanged generated file(s): v1_compiler_emit_rust.rs\n" - -data planted_artifact_path: String = ".github/workflows/ci.yml" - -fn constructed_drift_observation(path: String) -> GeneratedArtifactObserved { - GeneratedArtifactObserved { - artifact: CiYamlArtifact, - path: path, - generated_content: "expected bytes", - committed_content: concat("expected bytes", "\n# drift"), - extra_validation: true - } -} - -test fn regen_verify_failure_detail_names_drifted_file_holds() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: regen_verify_failure_detail(stdout: "regen_divergence_count=1\n", stderr: planted_regen_stderr), - pattern: "v1_compiler_emit_rust.rs" - ) -} - -test fn regen_verify_failure_detail_refuses_empty_capture_holds() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: regen_verify_failure_detail(stdout: "", stderr: ""), - pattern: "no diagnostic output" - ) -} - -test fn regen_verify_failure_reason_empty_only_on_success() -> Bool { - regen_verify_failure_reason(exit: ExitSuccess) == "" -} - -test fn generated_artifact_drift_verdict_names_planted_path_holds() -> Bool { - let observations = [ - constructed_drift_observation(path: planted_artifact_path), - GeneratedArtifactObserved { - artifact: GitignoreArtifact, - path: ".gitignore", - generated_content: "same", - committed_content: "same", - extra_validation: true - } - ] - string_contains( - s: first_failing_diagnostic_path( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact], - observations: observations - ), - pattern: planted_artifact_path - ) - && !assess_generated_artifact_population( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact], - observations: observations - ) -} - -test fn generated_artifact_drift_failure_reason_empty_only_on_success() -> Bool { - generated_artifact_drift_failure_reason(exit: ExitSuccess) == "" - && string_contains( - s: generated_artifact_drift_failure_reason( - exit: exit_failure( - reason: concat("generated-artifact drift/validation failed: ", planted_artifact_path) - ) - ), - pattern: planted_artifact_path - ) -} - -test fn dag_compile_clean_failure_reason_empty_only_on_success() -> Bool { - dag_compile_clean_failure_reason(exit: ExitSuccess) == "" - && string_contains( - s: dag_compile_clean_failure_reason( - exit: exit_failure(reason: "compile-clean: unresolved import in dag/test/example.dag") - ), - pattern: "dag/test/example.dag" - ) -} - -test fn floor_gate_failure_receipt_companion_names_holds() -> Bool { - match failure_receipt_companion(function: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes") { - Present { value: companion } => companion == "dag_compile_clean_gate_failure_receipt" - _ => false - } - && match failure_receipt_companion(function: "generated_artifact_drift_gate_passes") { - Present { value: companion } => companion == "generated_artifact_drift_gate_failure_receipt" - _ => false - } - && match failure_receipt_companion(function: "regen_verify_gate_passes") { - Present { value: companion } => companion == "regen_verify_gate_failure_receipt" - _ => false - } -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4e9dcd74c0c..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,611 +0,0 @@ - -module test.claim.generated_artifact_drift - -import gunbc.generated_artifact { - GeneratedArtifact, CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact, FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact, AutoinstallUserDataArtifact, ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact, PlanArtifact, - RepoConsumer, GitProtocol, GithubActionsWorkflow, ProjectDocumentation, HostReconciler, - CommitPolicy, CommitRequired, NotCommitted, - generated_artifact_registry, - committed_generated_artifacts, artifact_path, artifact_commit_policy, artifact_is_committed, - registry_contains -} -import gunbc.ci_heal_credential { live_heal_push_binding_resolution, live_heal_control_plane, ci_heal_checkout_step_ref } -import gunbc.auth.github_credential { PushCredentialBindingMissing } -import gunbc.heal_push_plan { - HealRepairDisposition, HealRepairNoDrift, HealRepairAutoPushEligibleOnly, - HealRepairAuthorCommitRequired, HealRepairMixed, - HealPushPlan, HealPushNothingToDo, HealPushReady, HealPushPartial, HealPushRefused, - HealPushRefusal, HealPushRefusalCause, - ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted, - ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved, ManagedInstallationGrantUnobserved, - ManagedCredentialSubjectMismatch, PushBindingMissingOnCheckoutStep, PushBindingLeaseUnresolved, - PushBindingStepKindNotSupported, PushBindingActionNotCheckout, - PushBindingInputObservationDuplicated, ActionsJobCredentialAxisNotModeled, - ActionsJobCredentialDeclaredAccessInvalid, - HealPushRemediation, HealAutomatically, AuthorCommitRequired, MachineRepairRequired, - ProviderObservationRequired, HealNothingToRemediate, HealPlanInconsistent, - HealPushPlanInconsistent, RemedyOwner, RemedyAuthor, RemedyMachine, - RemedyProviderObservation, - HealPushFailure, PushBindingInputValueUnsupported, - HealPushBindingSite, - failure_causes, refusal_causes_token, remediation_for_refusal, - refusal_cause_remedy_owner, plan_remediation, live_heal_remediation, - remediation_author_commit_paths, - heal_push_refusal_cause_token, live_heal_push_refusal_cause_token, - plan_heal_push, plan_heal_push_from_binding, live_heal_push_plan, - auto_push_eligible_committed_artifacts, author_commit_required_committed_artifacts, - classify_heal_repair_paths, path_requires_author_commit -} -import gunbc.generated_artifact_emit { artifact_extra_valid, ArtifactGenerated, ArtifactGenerationRefused } -import gunbc.generated_artifact_assessment { - GeneratedArtifactObservation, GeneratedArtifactObserved, GeneratedArtifactObservationRefused, - assess_generated_artifact_observation, assess_generated_artifact_population, - first_failing_observation_path, first_failing_diagnostic_path -} -import gunbc.os_install { srv3_autoinstall_spec, fleet_autoinstall_specs, srv3_install_server_spec, fleet_install_server_specs } -import gunbc.gitignore_emit { path_is_ignored } -import gunbc.plan_registry { all_plans } -import gunbc.plans.idea_machine { idea_machine_plan } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -data pure_perturb_control_note: String = "P0 (operator-directed, 2026-08-05): the former per-artifact live perturb loop called artifact_generate three times per committed artifact just to prove generated != generated + suffix — a GENERIC string-inequality fact, re-proved once per generator, that never touched a real committed byte (DESIGN section 6: do not test that the processor does math well). Deleted. The pure leaf (assess_generated_artifact_observation) and pure group (assess_generated_artifact_population) policies in gunbc.generated_artifact_assessment are exercised below with tiny CONSTRUCTED receipts — no producer call, no Filesystem, no artifact_generate — covering clean, drift, generation-refusal, committed-read-refusal, extra-validation-refusal and group-identity (missing/duplicate/unknown) verdicts. gunbc.generated_artifact_assessment imports gunbc.generated_artifact ONLY — it cannot import Filesystem or the generator, so purity here is by construction, not by convention (loyal-ram-550 review of #7823). The one remaining LIVE fact — every registered committed artifact observed exactly once, byte-clean, against real disk state — is the production drift gate itself (dag/tools/generated_artifact_gate.dag, run_generated_artifact_drift_gate_body), which now calls the live producer exactly once per artifact per run; its byte-for-byte fixed point is additionally isolated at dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag." - -data perturb: String = "\n# gunbc-generated-artifact-drift-receipt-perturb" - -fn constructed_clean(a: GeneratedArtifact, content: String) -> GeneratedArtifactObservation { - GeneratedArtifactObserved { artifact: a, path: "fixture/path", generated_content: content, committed_content: content, extra_validation: true } -} - -test fn witness_pure_leaf_clean_when_bytes_match_and_extra_valid_holds() -> Bool { - assess_generated_artifact_observation(o: constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "same bytes")) -} - -test fn witness_pure_leaf_drifts_on_perturbed_committed_bytes() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_observation(o: GeneratedArtifactObserved { - artifact: CiYamlArtifact, path: "fixture/path", generated_content: "same bytes", committed_content: concat("same bytes", perturb), extra_validation: true - }) -} - -test fn witness_pure_leaf_refuses_on_generation_refusal() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_observation(o: GeneratedArtifactObservationRefused { - artifact: CiYamlArtifact, path: "fixture/path", cause: "generation refused: boom" - }) -} - -test fn witness_pure_leaf_refuses_on_committed_read_refusal() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_observation(o: GeneratedArtifactObservationRefused { - artifact: CiYamlArtifact, path: "fixture/path", cause: "committed read failed: no such file" - }) -} - -test fn witness_pure_leaf_refuses_on_extra_validation_failure() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_observation(o: GeneratedArtifactObserved { - artifact: CiYamlArtifact, path: "fixture/path", generated_content: "same bytes", committed_content: "same bytes", extra_validation: false - }) -} - -test fn witness_pure_group_passes_when_every_expected_identity_observed_once_and_clean() -> Bool { - assess_generated_artifact_population( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact], - observations: [constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "a"), constructed_clean(GitignoreArtifact, "b")] - ) -} - -test fn witness_pure_group_refuses_on_missing_identity() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_population( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact], - observations: [constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "a")] - ) -} - -test fn witness_pure_group_refuses_on_duplicate_identity() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_population( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact], - observations: [constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "a"), constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "a")] - ) -} - -test fn witness_pure_group_refuses_on_unknown_identity() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_population( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact], - observations: [constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "a"), constructed_clean(GitignoreArtifact, "b")] - ) -} - -test fn witness_pure_group_refuses_when_a_retained_leaf_is_dirty() -> Bool { - !assess_generated_artifact_population( - expected: [CiYamlArtifact], - observations: [GeneratedArtifactObserved { artifact: CiYamlArtifact, path: "fixture/path", generated_content: "a", committed_content: "b", extra_validation: true }] - ) -} - -test fn witness_first_failing_observation_path_names_the_dirty_leaf() -> Bool { - first_failing_observation_path(observations: [ - constructed_clean(GitignoreArtifact, "a"), - GeneratedArtifactObserved { artifact: CiYamlArtifact, path: "dirty/path", generated_content: "a", committed_content: "b", extra_validation: true } - ]) == "dirty/path" -} - -test fn witness_first_failing_observation_path_empty_when_all_leaves_clean() -> Bool { - first_failing_observation_path(observations: [constructed_clean(CiYamlArtifact, "a")]) == "" -} - -test fn witness_first_failing_diagnostic_path_falls_back_to_missing_identity() -> Bool { - first_failing_diagnostic_path(expected: [CiYamlArtifact], observations: []) == artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact) -} - -test fn witness_committed_registry_nonempty() -> Bool { - count(committed_generated_artifacts()) > 0 -} - -data fixed_point_witness_long_lane_note: String = "witness_committed_is_fixed_point and witness_committed_fixed_point_red_control rehomed to dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag (operator 5-second rule, 2026-08-03). This note is the ONE home for why; the sibling note there and the falsifier_substrate_long_lane_rows reason field in gunbc.ci_layer_roots carry the enrollment fact and point here, so the cause cannot drift across three copies (DESIGN 3). THE REHOME IS CORRECT AND DOES NOT REST ON A MEASUREMENT: the witness reads the live tree — Filesystem.Read at artifact_path for every row of committed_generated_artifacts(), then artifact_generate regenerating each — so its cost scales with the number and size of the generated artifacts and with the carrier rows their generators fold, quantities that grow with the repository and that this witness's own source does not determine. A flat per-witness ceiling is the wrong SHAPE of bound for that, whatever number it is set to. (Stated precisely because a looser version of it was wrong: committed_generated_artifacts() filters the static generated_artifact_registry, so the enumeration is not a tree walk and is fully visible to the compiled closure. The live-tree dependence is in the bytes read and compared, not in the row count.) MEASURED, and this one IS a like-for-like comparison in a way the 1005-versus-5004 pair never was: on a local claim_batch run at head 01564d73 the witness returned 7944ms while witness_committed_fixed_point_red_control — same file, same receipt path, same clock, same process, but reading and regenerating ONE artifact instead of all of them — returned 91ms, with the run's expectation frontier reporting 70 Filesystem.Read dispatches. Both figures come from the same producer, so the ratio carries information even though neither figure is CPU, and it makes the scaling claim above a measurement rather than an argument (loosely, not a constant per artifact: generating DESIGN.md is not the same work as generating a githook script). It says nothing about the cap, and deliberately so: 7944ms is ABOVE 5000, and by residual finding one a wall figure OVER the cap proves nothing about CPU. What it does establish is that the dissolve-on trigger below is not satisfied today. THE CAUSE PREVIOUSLY RECORDED BESIDE IT IS RETRACTED (2026-08-04, sessions wise-ram-22 / still-bat-561 / merry-raven-690): three prose copies attributed the 5004ms crossing to host contention. That is false and could not have been true. cli_run.rs run_claim_measured arms the budget through v1_interpreter.rs arm_eval_deadline, which seeds thread_cpu_nanos() — CLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID — so neither co-residence nor cold page cache accrues against it; run_claim_measured's own comment states that insulation as the reason the clock was chosen. THREE SUSPECTS FALSIFIED, recorded so nobody re-raises them: (1) contention or cold I/O — wrong clock, above, and the two-budget discriminator settles that rather than assuming it. cli_run.rs BudgetKind is Cpu or Wall and run_claim_measured applies BOTH completion arms, so a Wall crossing would put contention back in play; but the Wall arm is armed only from wet_receipt_wall_budget_ms, which is populated solely when plan_function is gunbc_falsifier_plan and valued at gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget_ms = 600000ms. A 5004ms crossing is the 5000ms gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms — the CPU arm, two orders of magnitude under the wall ceiling — so the kind is Cpu and contention cannot reach it (discriminator raised by still-bat-561, checked here); (2) corpus-index construction — v1 load_bare_edge_index / build_both_closure_edge_index sit on the RESOLVE path and all four set_witness_eval_budget call sites (cli_run.rs x2, bin/claim_batch.rs x2) arm the budget after resolve completes, so index cost is outside the budget on every path; (3) budget accumulating across a batch — run_claim_measured arms and clears per witness, so a late witness inherits no earlier witness's CPU. WHAT IS NOT ESTABLISHED, said plainly rather than filled in: the positive cause of 1005ms versus 5004ms. Those two figures are NOT ON THE SAME CLOCK, which has to be said before any ratio is quoted from them. 1005ms comes from the receipt, and v1_interpreter.rs performance_receipt_from_witness is handed wall_nanos; cli_run.rs run_claim_measured computes cpu_nanos beside it, spends it on budget_completion_outcome, and persists it nowhere, so no CPU column exists in the tree and witness_row_cost_basis's eval_ms is WALL despite the name. 5004ms comes from the kill path, and that is CPU: v1_interpreter.rs eval_expr stride-polls thread_cpu_nanos every 4096 evals against the armed baseline and raises InterpError EvalBudgetExceeded from inside eval — a prose-carried arm, not the typed TimedOut, which is only the completion-side backstop for rows that finish. So the 5x is a wall-to-CPU ratio, not a like-for-like one (found by still-bat-561 running the log grep after the wiring argument had already settled the budget kind). Beyond the clock, three variables still move at once — host (srv_fleet_arm64 vs the falsifier runner), head, and route (a narrow single-entry claim_batch vs discovery-corpus batch 1 over a far larger pool, run 30550328673) — and a further candidate, that the generators simply do more work as the corpus grows, is untested. So the gap is an OBSERVATION, not a diagnosis. The discriminating experiment is one host, one head, both routes; it cannot be run off today's receipts, because comparing them measures wall on both sides and answers the route question while leaving the cap question untouched. AND IT NEEDS REPEATS, NOT ONE PAIR — measured, not assumed (still-bat-561, off the falsifier row-cost receipt): the RED control reads 731ms on the discovery route against 91ms on the narrow one, a factor of 8.0 on a row whose work is 91ms. That figure is unambiguous — 731ms is nowhere near any cap, so it is a completed row's cost — and 8x of route-attributable swing is wide enough to swamp any single paired comparison. The witness row on the same receipt reads 5018ms against 7944ms narrow, which would be a factor in the OPPOSITE direction; that one is NOT quotable as a cost, because 5018 sits 18ms past the 5000 cap and a killed row records where the kill landed rather than what the row costs, so its true value is unbounded above and its sign is unknown. The variance case therefore rests on the control alone, which is enough: the experiment above settles nothing if it is run once. RESIDUAL FINDING ONE, larger than this witness and not fixed here: fast-lane eligibility is decided on the wrong clock. The cap is enforced on CPU and every recorded measurement is wall, so admitting or re-homing any witness compares one quantity against a bound on another; cpu_nanos already exists at the run_claim_measured call site and is dropped. This does NOT kill the dissolve-on triggers that name that budget, and the asymmetry is the point: eval is single-threaded, so thread CPU is bounded above by wall, and a recorded wall figure UNDER the cap does prove CPU under the cap. The triggers therefore stay decidable in exactly the direction that fires them. What is not available is the other direction — how near the cap a row sits, and whether an over-cap wall figure reflects CPU at all — which is the diagnostic direction, and the one every re-measurement of this row would want. The mismatch also has a second half that the cap cannot report, because it is the half the cap is blind to by construction: nothing bounds waiting, so a row with small CPU and large wait NEVER crosses the cap — never killed, never counted, never ranked — while still costing the corpus its full wall on every run. The cap and the receipt therefore measure different populations, and the wall receipt is the poor instrument for the first and the only instrument for the second (extension by still-bat-561 off this note's own counterexample; a structural convergence claim in the other direction — that near-cap wall must approximate CPU — was raised and withdrawn, since wall is an unbounded sum and not a budget being consumed). That belongs to the witness-cost lane. Dissolve-on: PerformanceReceipt persists cpu_nanos and the cost basis carries a CPU column, at which point the diagnostic direction opens too. RESIDUAL FINDING TWO, which the rehome mitigates but does not close: a per-witness CPU budget is applied to a witness whose cost grows with the repository. That is a SCOPE mismatch, not a tolerance one — no threshold is correct for a quantity that grows with the corpus — and it belongs to the cost-envelope work rather than to this file. Dissolve-on: witnesses declare an input envelope and route derives from it, at which point a live-tree reader is admitted on its declared input rather than measured against a flat per-witness ceiling. The drift gate run_generated_artifact_drift_gate_body still reads the same bytes as one conjunct; the long-lane witness ISOLATES the fixed-point property as a separately-falsifiable claim with its own RED control." - -test fn witness_all_known_committed() -> Bool { - artifact_is_committed(a: CiYamlArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GitignoreArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GitattributesArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: RoadmapArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: DesignArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GithooksPrePushArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GithooksPreCommitArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: PlanArtifact { plan: idea_machine_plan }) - && !artifact_is_committed(a: RunnerDeployArtifact) - && !artifact_is_committed(a: AutoinstallUserDataArtifact { spec: srv3_autoinstall_spec }) - && !artifact_is_committed(a: ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact { spec: srv3_install_server_spec }) - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".github/workflows/ci.yml") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".gitignore") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".gitattributes") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "ROADMAP.md") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "DESIGN.md") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".githooks/pre-push") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".githooks/pre-commit") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_layout_generated.dag") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "dag/gunbc/stage0_crate_partition_generated.dag") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "dag/gunbc/stage0_emit_plan_generated.dag") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter_dispatch_generated.rs") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "src/v1/stage0/src/bootstrap_stage0_crate_layout_generated.rs") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "docs/plans/idea-machine.md") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".github/live-deploy-srv1-apply.sh") - && !path_is_ignored(path: ".github/live-deploy-srv1-retract.sh") -} - -test fn witness_ignored_paths_excluded() -> Bool { - path_is_ignored(path: "target/release/gunbc") - && path_is_ignored(path: "foo/.DS_Store") - && path_is_ignored(path: "src/scratch.swp") - && path_is_ignored(path: "node_modules/pkg/index.js") - && path_is_ignored(path: ".github/fleet-runner-deploy.manifest") - && path_is_ignored(path: "provisioning/srv3/user-data") - && !path_is_ignored(path: "provisioning/srv3/dnsmasq.conf") -} - -test fn witness_registry_complete() -> Bool { - count(generated_artifact_registry) == (16 + count(fleet_autoinstall_specs) + count(fleet_install_server_specs) + count(all_plans)) - && registry_contains(a: CiYamlArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: FleetConvergeYamlArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: GitignoreArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: GitattributesArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: RoadmapArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: DesignArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: GithooksPrePushArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: GithooksPreCommitArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: RunnerDeployArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact) - && registry_contains(a: AutoinstallUserDataArtifact { spec: srv3_autoinstall_spec }) - && registry_contains(a: PlanArtifact { plan: idea_machine_plan }) - && fleet_install_server_specs.length() == 0 - && artifact_is_committed(a: CiYamlArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: FleetConvergeYamlArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GitignoreArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GitattributesArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: RoadmapArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: DesignArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GithooksPrePushArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: GithooksPreCommitArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: PlanArtifact { plan: idea_machine_plan }) - && artifact_is_committed(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact) - && artifact_is_committed(a: V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact) - && !artifact_is_committed(a: RunnerDeployArtifact) - && !artifact_is_committed(a: AutoinstallUserDataArtifact { spec: srv3_autoinstall_spec }) - && !artifact_is_committed(a: ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact { spec: srv3_install_server_spec }) -} - -fn consumer_is(a: GeneratedArtifact, expected: RepoConsumer) -> Bool { - match artifact_commit_policy(a: a) { - CommitRequired { consumer } => match consumer { - GitProtocol => match expected { GitProtocol => true _ => false } - GithubActionsWorkflow => match expected { GithubActionsWorkflow => true _ => false } - ProjectDocumentation => match expected { ProjectDocumentation => true _ => false } - HostReconciler => match expected { HostReconciler => true _ => false } - } - NotCommitted => false - } -} - -test fn witness_commit_policy_reasons() -> Bool { - consumer_is(a: GitignoreArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: GitattributesArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: GithooksPrePushArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: GithooksPreCommitArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: CiYamlArtifact, expected: GithubActionsWorkflow) - && consumer_is(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact, expected: GithubActionsWorkflow) - && consumer_is(a: FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, expected: GithubActionsWorkflow) - && consumer_is(a: RoadmapArtifact, expected: ProjectDocumentation) - && consumer_is(a: DesignArtifact, expected: ProjectDocumentation) - && consumer_is(a: PlanArtifact { plan: idea_machine_plan }, expected: ProjectDocumentation) - && consumer_is(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && consumer_is(a: V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact, expected: GitProtocol) - && match artifact_commit_policy(a: RunnerDeployArtifact) { NotCommitted => true _ => false } - && match artifact_commit_policy(a: AutoinstallUserDataArtifact { spec: srv3_autoinstall_spec }) { NotCommitted => true _ => false } - && match artifact_commit_policy(a: ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact { spec: srv3_install_server_spec }) { NotCommitted => true _ => false } -} - -fn plan_refuses_workflow_paths(plan: HealPushPlan) -> Bool { - match plan { - HealPushPartial { ready: _, refused, cause: _ } => - any(map(refused, a => artifact_path(a: a)), p => p == ".github/workflows/ci.yml") - HealPushRefused { refused, cause: _ } => - any(map(refused, a => artifact_path(a: a)), p => p == ".github/workflows/ci.yml") - HealPushReady { artifacts: _ } => false - HealPushNothingToDo => false - HealPushPlanInconsistent { refused_paths: _ } => false - } -} - -fn refusal_is_actions_scope_unavailable(cause: HealPushRefusal) -> Bool { - count(cause.failures) == 1 - && fold_list( - xs: cause.failures, - empty: true, - cons: fn(acc, f) { - acc && match f.missing { - Absent => false - Present { value: axis } => permission_axis_wire_name(axis: axis) == "workflows" - } && match f.cause { - ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable => true - _ => false - } - } - ) -} - -fn plan_cause_is_kind_cannot_satisfy(plan: HealPushPlan) -> Bool { - match plan { - HealPushPartial { ready: _, refused: _, cause } => refusal_is_actions_scope_unavailable(cause: cause) - HealPushRefused { refused: _, cause } => refusal_is_actions_scope_unavailable(cause: cause) - HealPushReady { artifacts: _ } => false - HealPushNothingToDo => false - HealPushPlanInconsistent { refused_paths: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_live_heal_plan_refuses_workflow_paths_structurally() -> Bool { - plan_refuses_workflow_paths(plan: live_heal_push_plan) - && plan_cause_is_kind_cannot_satisfy(plan: live_heal_push_plan) -} - -fn owner_is_machine(c: HealPushRefusalCause) -> Bool { - match refusal_cause_remedy_owner(cause: c) { RemedyMachine => true _ => false } -} - -test fn witness_only_a_structurally_unavailable_scope_is_author_work() -> Bool { - match refusal_cause_remedy_owner(cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable) { - RemedyAuthor => true - _ => false - } - && owner_is_machine(c: PushBindingMissingOnCheckoutStep) - && owner_is_machine(c: PushBindingLeaseUnresolved) - && owner_is_machine(c: PushBindingStepKindNotSupported) - && owner_is_machine(c: PushBindingActionNotCheckout) - && owner_is_machine(c: PushBindingInputObservationDuplicated) - && owner_is_machine(c: PushBindingInputValueUnsupported) - && owner_is_machine(c: ManagedCredentialSubjectMismatch) - && owner_is_machine(c: ActionsJobCredentialAxisNotModeled) - && owner_is_machine(c: ActionsJobCredentialDeclaredAccessInvalid) - && owner_is_machine(c: ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted) - && match refusal_cause_remedy_owner(cause: ManagedInstallationGrantUnobserved) { - RemedyProviderObservation => true - _ => false - } - && match refusal_cause_remedy_owner(cause: ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved) { - RemedyProviderObservation => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_binding_refusal_retains_its_locator() -> Bool { - let broken = plan_heal_push_from_binding( - artifacts: [CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact], - resolution: PushCredentialBindingMissing { checkout_step: ci_heal_checkout_step_ref }, - control_plane: live_heal_control_plane - ) - match broken { - HealPushRefused { refused: _, cause } => - (count(cause.failures) == 1) && any( - cause.failures, - f => match f.site { - Absent => false - Present { value: site } => - site.checkout_step.module_path == ci_heal_checkout_step_ref.module_path - && site.checkout_step.decl_name == ci_heal_checkout_step_ref.decl_name - && match site.input { Absent => true _ => false } - } - ) - _ => false - } -} - -// witness_refusal_cause_tokens_are_pairwise_distinct's fold_list cons lambda, third clause -// (t != "HealPushRefusalPopulationEmpty"): this pins what refusal_causes_token's -// fold relies on. It reuses the empty-population marker as its own "nothing accumulated -// yet" state, so a cause token colliding with that marker would make the first joined -// cause silently replace the marker instead of appending. Safe today by coincidence; -// this makes it safe by execution (review 49204). -test fn witness_refusal_cause_tokens_are_pairwise_distinct() -> Bool { - let causes = [ - ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted, - ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved, ActionsJobCredentialAxisNotModeled, - ActionsJobCredentialDeclaredAccessInvalid, PushBindingMissingOnCheckoutStep, - PushBindingLeaseUnresolved, PushBindingStepKindNotSupported, - PushBindingActionNotCheckout, PushBindingInputObservationDuplicated, - PushBindingInputValueUnsupported, ManagedInstallationGrantUnobserved, - ManagedCredentialSubjectMismatch - ] - let tokens = map(causes, c => heal_push_refusal_cause_token(cause: c)) - fold_list( - xs: tokens, - empty: true, - cons: fn(ok, t) { - ok && (count(filter(tokens, u => u == t)) == 1) && (t != "") - && (t != "HealPushRefusalPopulationEmpty") - } - ) -} - -test fn witness_machine_fault_never_becomes_author_work() -> Bool { - let broken_checkout = plan_heal_push_from_binding( - artifacts: [CiYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact], - resolution: PushCredentialBindingMissing { checkout_step: ci_heal_checkout_step_ref }, - control_plane: live_heal_control_plane - ) - match plan_remediation(plan: broken_checkout) { - MachineRepairRequired { causes } => - (count(causes) == 1) && any( - map(causes, c => heal_push_refusal_cause_token(cause: c)), - t => t == "PushBindingMissingOnCheckoutStep" - ) - _ => false - } && (count(remediation_author_commit_paths(r: plan_remediation(plan: broken_checkout))) == 0) - && match live_heal_remediation { - AuthorCommitRequired { paths, causes } => - (count(paths) == 3) && (count(causes) == 1) && any( - map(causes, c => heal_push_refusal_cause_token(cause: c)), - t => t == "ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable" - ) - _ => false - } -} - -fn remediation_token(r: HealPushRemediation) -> String { - match r { - HealAutomatically { paths: _ } => "HealAutomatically" - AuthorCommitRequired { paths: _, causes: _ } => "AuthorCommitRequired" - MachineRepairRequired { causes: _ } => "MachineRepairRequired" - ProviderObservationRequired { causes: _ } => "ProviderObservationRequired" - HealNothingToRemediate => "HealNothingToRemediate" - HealPlanInconsistent { refused_paths: _ } => "HealPlanInconsistent" - } -} - -test fn witness_a_machine_repairable_failure_dominates_the_author_fallback() -> Bool { - let workflow_path = RepositoryPath { value: ".github/workflows/ci.yml" } - let both = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [workflow_path], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted, - missing: Present { value: ContentsAxis } - }, - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, - missing: Present { value: WorkflowsAxis } - } - ] - } - let residual_only = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [workflow_path], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, - missing: Present { value: WorkflowsAxis } - } - ] - } - remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: both)) == "MachineRepairRequired" - && remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: residual_only)) == "AuthorCommitRequired" - && (count(remediation_author_commit_paths(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: both))) == 0) - && match remediation_for_refusal(refusal: both) { - MachineRepairRequired { causes } => count(causes) == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_author_commit_requires_the_exact_workflow_path_residual() -> Bool { - let non_workflow = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [RepositoryPath { value: ".gitignore" }], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, - missing: Present { value: WorkflowsAxis } - } - ] - } - let wrong_axis = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [RepositoryPath { value: ".github/workflows/ci.yml" }], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, - missing: Present { value: ContentsAxis } - } - ] - } - let axis_absent = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [RepositoryPath { value: ".github/workflows/ci.yml" }], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, missing: none } - ] - } - remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: non_workflow)) == "HealPlanInconsistent" - && remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: wrong_axis)) == "HealPlanInconsistent" - && remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: axis_absent)) == "HealPlanInconsistent" -} - -test fn witness_provider_observation_outranks_author_but_not_machine() -> Bool { - let workflow_path = RepositoryPath { value: ".github/workflows/ci.yml" } - let provider_and_residual = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [workflow_path], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved, - missing: Present { value: ContentsAxis } - }, - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, - missing: Present { value: WorkflowsAxis } - } - ] - } - let machine_and_provider = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [workflow_path], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved, - missing: Present { value: ContentsAxis } - }, - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted, - missing: Present { value: ContentsAxis } - } - ] - } - remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: provider_and_residual)) == "ProviderObservationRequired" - && remediation_token(r: remediation_for_refusal(refusal: machine_and_provider)) == "MachineRepairRequired" -} - -test fn witness_refusal_population_is_retained_not_collapsed() -> Bool { - let two = HealPushRefusal { - paths: [RepositoryPath { value: ".github/workflows/ci.yml" }], - failures: [ - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted, - missing: Present { value: ContentsAxis } - }, - HealPushFailure { - cause: ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable, - missing: Present { value: WorkflowsAxis } - } - ] - } - (count(two.failures) == 2) - && (refusal_causes_token(causes: failure_causes(fs: two.failures)) == "ActionsJobCredentialScopeNotGranted+ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable") -} - -test fn witness_live_refusal_cause_token_is_derived_from_the_plan() -> Bool { - live_heal_push_refusal_cause_token() == "ActionsJobCredentialScopeUnavailable" - && live_heal_push_refusal_cause_token() != "GitHubAppLacksWorkflowsWrite" - && heal_push_refusal_cause_token(cause: ManagedInstallationGrantUnobserved) == "ManagedInstallationGrantUnobserved" - && heal_push_refusal_cause_token(cause: ManagedCredentialSubjectMismatch) == "ManagedCredentialSubjectMismatch" - && heal_push_refusal_cause_token(cause: ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved) == "ActionsJobCredentialForkPolicyUnobserved" -} - -test fn witness_heal_plan_empty_input_is_nothing_to_do() -> Bool { - match plan_heal_push_from_binding( - artifacts: [], - resolution: live_heal_push_binding_resolution, - control_plane: live_heal_control_plane - ) { - HealPushNothingToDo => true - HealPushPlanInconsistent { refused_paths: _ } => false - HealPushReady { artifacts: _ } => false - HealPushPartial { ready: _, refused: _, cause: _ } => false - HealPushRefused { refused: _, cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_heal_plan_non_workflow_artifacts_are_ready() -> Bool { - match plan_heal_push_from_binding( - artifacts: [GitignoreArtifact, DesignArtifact], - resolution: live_heal_push_binding_resolution, - control_plane: live_heal_control_plane - ) { - HealPushReady { artifacts } => count(artifacts) == 2 - HealPushNothingToDo => false - HealPushPlanInconsistent { refused_paths: _ } => false - HealPushPartial { ready: _, refused: _, cause: _ } => false - HealPushRefused { refused: _, cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_heal_plan_workflow_only_refuses_wholesale() -> Bool { - match plan_heal_push_from_binding( - artifacts: [CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact], - resolution: live_heal_push_binding_resolution, - control_plane: live_heal_control_plane - ) { - HealPushRefused { refused, cause: _ } => count(refused) == 2 - HealPushNothingToDo => false - HealPushPlanInconsistent { refused_paths: _ } => false - HealPushReady { artifacts: _ } => false - HealPushPartial { ready: _, refused: _, cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_heal_policy_workflow_artifacts_require_author_commit() -> Bool { - (count(author_commit_required_committed_artifacts()) == 3) - && (count(auto_push_eligible_committed_artifacts()) == count(committed_generated_artifacts()) - 3) - && path_requires_author_commit(path: ".github/workflows/ci.yml") - && path_requires_author_commit(path: ".github/workflows/falsifier.yml") - && path_requires_author_commit(path: ".github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml") - && !path_requires_author_commit(path: ".gitignore") - -} - -data witness_extra_validation_wired_note: String = "P0 (operator-directed, 2026-08-05; loyal-ram-550 review of #7823): artifact_extra_valid takes the already-computed generation outcome rather than generating internally, and this witness proves it is WIRED, not that generation itself works (generation is proven elsewhere, by the observer and the gate) — so it hands each arm a SYNTHETIC ArtifactGenerated { content: \"x\" }, never a real artifact_generate(a:) call; no generation happens in this witness at all. Only two of the twelve arms (Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact) read the generated parameter — the other ten ignore it and return true or delegate to ci_yml_parses. The positive alone cannot tell an arm that reads the parameter from one that discards it and returns true unconditionally, so witness_extra_validation_wired_refuses_on_generation_refusal is the discriminating RED: it hands those same two arms an ArtifactGenerationRefused and asserts false — a result only reachable if the arm genuinely matches on the value threaded through it. That RED cannot pass under a bare arrow-true stub." - -test fn witness_extra_validation_wired() -> Bool { - artifact_extra_valid(a: GitignoreArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: GitattributesArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: RoadmapArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: DesignArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: CiYamlArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) - && artifact_extra_valid(a: V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerated { content: "x" }) -} - -test fn witness_extra_validation_wired_refuses_on_generation_refusal() -> Bool { - !artifact_extra_valid(a: Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerationRefused { reason: "x" }) - && !artifact_extra_valid(a: V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerationRefused { reason: "x" }) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/heal_author_commit_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/heal_author_commit_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 6627f0bdf1a..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/heal_author_commit_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,84 +0,0 @@ - -module test.claim.heal_author_commit_witness - -import gunbc.generated_artifact { - CiYamlArtifact, FalsifierYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, DesignArtifact, - artifact_path -} -import gunbc.heal_push_plan { - classify_heal_repair_paths, - HealRepairNoDrift, - HealRepairAutoPushEligibleOnly, - HealRepairAuthorCommitRequired, - HealRepairMixed, - path_requires_author_commit -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { - ci_heal_author_commit_regen_command, - gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script -} - -data heal_author_commit_witness_note: String = "Synthetic executing controls for the two repair dispositions (operator brief 2026-08-02). Control 1: non-workflow generated drift classifies as AutoPushEligibleOnly — the heal shell stages auto_push_eligible paths and retains git push for that population. Control 2: workflow-only drift classifies as AuthorCommitRequired — the shell detects workflow paths, packages heal-author-commit-required/, emits HealAuthorCommitRequired with every affected path and the local regen command, and never git-adds workflow paths. RED controls flip the classification or shell structure." - -test fn control_non_workflow_drift_is_auto_push_eligible_only() -> Bool { - match classify_heal_repair_paths(changed_paths: [".gitignore", "DESIGN.md"]) { - HealRepairAutoPushEligibleOnly { paths } => - (paths == [".gitignore", "DESIGN.md"]) - HealRepairNoDrift => false - HealRepairAuthorCommitRequired { paths: _ } => false - HealRepairMixed { auto_push_paths: _, author_commit_paths: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn control_workflow_only_drift_is_author_commit_required() -> Bool { - match classify_heal_repair_paths(changed_paths: [ - artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact), - artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) - ]) { - HealRepairAuthorCommitRequired { paths } => - (paths == [ - artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact), - artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) - ]) - HealRepairNoDrift => false - HealRepairAutoPushEligibleOnly { paths: _ } => false - HealRepairMixed { auto_push_paths: _, author_commit_paths: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn control_mixed_drift_partitions_both_populations() -> Bool { - match classify_heal_repair_paths(changed_paths: [ - ".gitignore", - artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact) - ]) { - HealRepairMixed { auto_push_paths, author_commit_paths } => - (auto_push_paths == [".gitignore"]) - && (author_commit_paths == [artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact)]) - HealRepairNoDrift => false - HealRepairAutoPushEligibleOnly { paths: _ } => false - HealRepairAuthorCommitRequired { paths: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn control_workflow_shell_never_stages_workflow_paths() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git add \"", artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact))) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git add \"", artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact))) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("git add \"", artifact_path(a: GitignoreArtifact))) -} - -test fn control_workflow_shell_emits_regen_command_and_artifact_dir() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "HealAuthorCommitRequired") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_heal_author_commit_regen_command) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "heal-author-commit-required") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "author_commit_paths=$AUTHOR_COMMIT_DRIFT") -} - -test fn red_control_gitignore_is_not_author_commit_required() -> Bool { - !path_requires_author_commit(path: ".gitignore") -} - -test fn red_control_ci_yml_is_author_commit_required() -> Bool { - path_requires_author_commit(path: artifact_path(a: CiYamlArtifact)) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/heal_revalidation_integration_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/heal_revalidation_integration_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7a882c919a1..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/heal_revalidation_integration_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.heal_revalidation_integration_witness - -import test.claim.heal_revalidation_witness { - heal_no_change_creates_no_revalidation_obligation, - heal_produced_is_immediately_revalidation_required, - produced_head_supersedes_prior_run, - accepted_dispatch_is_not_revalidation, - refused_dispatch_stays_required_and_located, - only_exact_healed_head_complete_coverage_admits, - manual_dispatch_without_expected_sha_cannot_masquerade_as_heal_revalidation, - expected_sha_preflight_binds_run_subject_and_checkout_exactly -} -import test.claim.workflow_dispatch_input_witness { - workflow_dispatch_nonempty_inputs_are_realized_not_dropped, - workflow_dispatch_empty_inputs_preserve_null_projection -} -import test.claim.ci_heal_job_witness { - actions_write_is_scoped_to_heal_only, - workflow_dispatch_carries_optional_exact_healed_sha_input, - heal_produced_dispatches_and_supersedes_old_run, - dispatch_failure_is_loud_and_has_no_push_event_fallback, - heal_dispatch_step_exports_github_token_authority -} -import v2.workflow.ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_emit_test { - preflight_is_exact_head_and_precedes_any_witness, - preflight_absent_input_is_ordinary_manual_ci -} - -test fn heal_revalidation_integration_witnesses_hold() -> Bool { - heal_no_change_creates_no_revalidation_obligation() - && heal_produced_is_immediately_revalidation_required() - && produced_head_supersedes_prior_run() - && accepted_dispatch_is_not_revalidation() - && refused_dispatch_stays_required_and_located() - && only_exact_healed_head_complete_coverage_admits() - && manual_dispatch_without_expected_sha_cannot_masquerade_as_heal_revalidation() - && expected_sha_preflight_binds_run_subject_and_checkout_exactly() - && workflow_dispatch_nonempty_inputs_are_realized_not_dropped() - && workflow_dispatch_empty_inputs_preserve_null_projection() - && actions_write_is_scoped_to_heal_only() - && workflow_dispatch_carries_optional_exact_healed_sha_input() - && heal_produced_dispatches_and_supersedes_old_run() - && dispatch_failure_is_loud_and_has_no_push_event_fallback() - && heal_dispatch_step_exports_github_token_authority() - && preflight_is_exact_head_and_precedes_any_witness() - && preflight_absent_input_is_ordinary_manual_ci() -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 201dc801f61..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,41 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.long.generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness - -import gunbc.generated_artifact { - GeneratedArtifact, CiYamlArtifact, - committed_generated_artifacts, artifact_path, -} -import gunbc.generated_artifact_emit { ArtifactGenerated, ArtifactGenerationRefused, artifact_generate } -import extdeps.filesystem.filesystem_io { Filesystem } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -data generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_long_note: String = "Rehomed from dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag (operator 5-second rule, 2026-08-03): witness_committed_is_fixed_point and its RED control read REAL committed bytes off disk (Filesystem.Read, ReadsLiveTree) and regenerate every committed artifact — measured 1005ms warm on srv_fleet_arm64 (witness_row_cost_basis.tsv) and 5004ms in falsifier discovery-corpus batch 1 (run 30550328673, BudgetExceeded) — a wall figure and a CPU figure respectively, so do not read a ratio off them without reading that note first. WHY those differ is diagnosed once, in fixed_point_witness_long_lane_note (dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag), and deliberately not restated here — this was the THIRD prose copy of one cause, and all three said host contention, which that note retracts as false on the thread-CPU clock the budget is armed on (corrected 2026-08-04; DESIGN 3, one fact one home). The fast witnesses (registry completeness, per-artifact generate-to-generate RED, policy rows) stay per-PR discovered in the parent file. Enrolled on falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries (nightly falsifier batch 6, 180s eval budget). Local recipe: claim_batch --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/test/claim/long/generated_artifact_drift_fixed_point_witness_test.dag --functions witness_committed_is_fixed_point,witness_committed_fixed_point_red_control. Dissolve-on: eval lands under gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget on a measured cold run and re-enrolls per-PR discovery." - -data fixed_point_witness_note: String = "Fixed-point / byte-idempotence leg (ci-chores P0, 2026-07-22): witness_committed_is_fixed_point reads the REAL committed bytes off disk (Filesystem.Read, ReadsLiveTree) and asserts a fresh artifact_generate reproduces them byte-for-byte for every committed artifact. This is the executable form of `regen yields zero diff` — the property the automated chore commit relies on. It differs from witness_per_artifact_red_receipts (which compares generate-to-generate and so is blind to a committed-vs-generated mismatch such as the missing-trailing-newline defect P0 chased). RED control: witness_committed_fixed_point_red_control perturbs the read bytes and requires the equality to fail, so a false-green fixed point is unwritable." - -data perturb: String = "\n# gunbc-generated-artifact-drift-receipt-perturb" - -fn artifact_drifted(a: GeneratedArtifact, committed: String) -> Bool { - match artifact_generate(a: a) { - ArtifactGenerationRefused { reason: _ } => true - ArtifactGenerated { content } => !(committed == content) - } -} - -fn artifact_committed_matches(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> Bool { - let committed = Filesystem.Read(path: artifact_path(a: a)) - committed.success && !artifact_drifted(a: a, committed: committed.content) -} - -test fn witness_committed_is_fixed_point() -> Bool { - count(committed_generated_artifacts()) > 0 - && all(committed_generated_artifacts(), a => artifact_committed_matches(a: a)) -} - -test fn witness_committed_fixed_point_red_control() -> Bool { - let a = CiYamlArtifact - let committed = Filesystem.Read(path: artifact_path(a: a)) - committed.success - && artifact_drifted(a: a, committed: concat(committed.content, perturb)) -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/os_install_deduction_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/os_install_deduction_witness_test.dag index 62c04d6343c..e01e2730f7e 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/os_install_deduction_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/os_install_deduction_witness_test.dag @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ import extdeps.os.ubuntu_autoinstall { NoCloudLocal, StoragePolicyDirectLayout, import gunbc.os_install_deduction { AutoinstallIncompleteNotBootable, ForeignOsPresent, KvmOperatorAttestation, LoginPrompt, RequiresStoragePolicy, SubiquityStorageScreen, UnknownDiskState, fold_nbd_proxy_os_install_preflight_verdict, plan_for_os_install_preflight_verdict, runtime_verdict_from_kvm_attestation } import gunbc.os_install_emit { autoinstall_user_data } import std.types { Bool } -import test.claim.falsifier_workflow_witness_test { string_contains } import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition } data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly @@ -217,3 +216,10 @@ test fn kvm_login_prompt_is_weak_not_os_installed() -> Bool { _ => false } } + +// Local since the falsifier witness that used to declare it was deleted with the CI wipe +// (2026-08-15). One line over one builtin: a cross-test import for this is a dependency on +// another witness's incidental helper, not on a shared authority. +fn string_contains(s: String, pattern: String) -> Bool { + s.contains(pattern) +} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag index fecba732810..078e3ca5fbe 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness_test.dag @@ -2,8 +2,6 @@ module test.claim.realization_schedule_witness import std.content_hash { ContentHash, content_hash_of_value } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { cheap_floor_gate_step_labels } - data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree data live_tree_disposition_correction_note: String = "Corrected 2026-07-29: the SubstrateInputsOnly stamp was FALSE and lying_substrate_inputs_only_stamp_census caught it — this file's import closure reaches the live-read carrier home v2.compiler.self_host through the v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan import. That import is intentional and stays: the witness compares against cheap_floor_gate_step_labels at its single authority rather than copying the label list (DESIGN §3), so the reach is real even though the rows themselves build synthetic schedules. The census answers reach structurally, which is its precision frontier, not an absorption; the fail-closed reading is ReadsLiveTree (never-skip), since a predict-skipped live-tree row is a selection fail-open." @@ -50,34 +48,3 @@ fn perturbed_schedule_wrong_order(correct: List>) -> List Bool { - match v2.lens.schedule_lens.schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor_ordinary( - plan: synthetic_correct_plan(), - compile_gate_fn: compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: cheap_floor_gate_step_labels() - ) { - Holds => true - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => false - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_schedule_lens_red_when_corpus_runs_first_on_synthetic() -> Bool { - let perturbed = RealizationPlan { - target: synthetic_target - objective: RealizationObjective { goals: [] } - schedule: perturbed_schedule_wrong_order(correct: synthetic_correct_schedule()) - total: cost_account_predicted_zero() - } - match v2.lens.schedule_lens.schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor_ordinary( - plan: perturbed, - compile_gate_fn: compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: cheap_floor_gate_step_labels() - ) { - Holds => false - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => true - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/srv3_install_server_emit_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/srv3_install_server_emit_test.dag index e4556ae8c36..ef28ba6fe4e 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/srv3_install_server_emit_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/srv3_install_server_emit_test.dag @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ import extdeps.provisioning.dhcp_client_arch { dhcp_client_processor_architectur import extdeps.provisioning.network_boot { UefiHttpBoot } import gunbc.install_server_emit { install_server_dnsmasq_conf } import std.types { Bool } -import test.claim.falsifier_workflow_witness_test { string_contains } import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition } import v2.std.optional { Present } data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly @@ -50,3 +49,10 @@ test fn rfc4578_client_arch_mapping_is_grounded() -> Bool { Absent => true } } + +// Local since the falsifier witness that used to declare it was deleted with the CI wipe +// (2026-08-15). One line over one builtin: a cross-test import for this is a dependency on +// another witness's incidental helper, not on a shared authority. +fn string_contains(s: String, pattern: String) -> Bool { + s.contains(pattern) +} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/uri_grounding_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/uri_grounding_witness_test.dag index d7207234419..23c9a1bea5a 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/uri_grounding_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/uri_grounding_witness_test.dag @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ module test.claim.uri_grounding_witness import extdeps.uri { Https, Uri, uri_is_url, uri_wire } import std.types { Bool } -import test.claim.falsifier_workflow_witness_test { string_contains } import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition } data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly @@ -21,3 +20,9 @@ test fn w_nonempty_str_html_url_holds() -> Bool { string_contains(url, pattern: "github.com") } +// Local since the falsifier witness that used to declare it was deleted with the CI wipe +// (2026-08-15). One line over one builtin: a cross-test import for this is a dependency on +// another witness's incidental helper, not on a shared authority. +fn string_contains(s: String, pattern: String) -> Bool { + s.contains(pattern) +} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/yaml_ingest_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/yaml_ingest_witness_test.dag index 9ea7a22fa79..3713269eed9 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/yaml_ingest_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/yaml_ingest_witness_test.dag @@ -41,10 +41,6 @@ test fn witness_empty_string_scalar_round_trips() -> Bool { round_trips(v: yaml_mapping(entries: [kv(key: "rustflags", value: yaml_string(s: ""))])) } -test fn witness_real_ci_yml_parses() -> Bool { - yaml_source_parses(src: expected_ci_yml()) -} - test fn witness_empty_document_rejected() -> Bool { yaml_source_parses(src: "") == false } diff --git a/dag/tools/emit_falsifier_yaml.dag b/dag/tools/emit_falsifier_yaml.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4e3f08aa475..00000000000 --- a/dag/tools/emit_falsifier_yaml.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,17 +0,0 @@ -module tools.emit_falsifier_yaml - -import std.process { ProcessExit, ExitSuccess, exit_failure } -import extdeps.filesystem.filesystem_io { Filesystem } -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { expected_falsifier_yml } -import gunbc.generated_artifact { FalsifierYamlArtifact, artifact_path } - -func main() -> ProcessExit { - let path = artifact_path(a: FalsifierYamlArtifact) - let content = expected_falsifier_yml() - let w = Filesystem.Write(path: path, content: content) - if w.success { - ExitSuccess - } else { - exit_failure(reason: concat(concat("write failed for ", path), concat(": ", w.error))) - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index f620619528f..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_floor_plan_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,911 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.ci_floor_plan_witness - -import gunbc.cli_invoke { - PlanFunction, - CiFloorPlan, - CiRegenFloorPlan, - CiPlanArtifactPlan, - FalsifierPlan, - FalsifierNativeCacheColdPlan, - plan_function_name -} -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { expected_falsifier_yml } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { - gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches, - gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches, - gunbc_ci_floor_plan, - gunbc_ci_regen_floor_plan, - gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_plan, - gunbc_falsifier_plan, - gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan, - floor_schedule_for, - corpus_runnable_for, execution_corpus_runnable_for, - bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for, - bin_witness_corpus_enrolled, - corpus_witness_entries, execution_witness_entries, - floor_corpus_exclusion_resource_edges, - gunbc_ci_floor_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves, - floor_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves_for, - floor_plan_co_runs_heavy_without_serialization_for, - gate_runnable, - gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership, - gate_in_cheap_floor_membership, - floor_batch_has_any_cheap_gate, - gate_node, - floor_resource_anchor_node, - witness_floor_corpus_exclusion_edges_exist, - witness_floor_compile_gate_honest_heavy_profile, - witness_floor_no_corpus_resource_edge_to_compile_anchor, - witness_ci_corpus_discovery_is_live, - witness_ci_corpus_discovery_flip_authored, - witness_floor_discovery_flip_serializes_gates_after_corpus, - witness_floor_discovery_flip_no_corpus_edge_to_compile_anchor, - witness_regen_spec_carries_no_witness_corpus, - gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_applies, - witness_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_roster_authority, - witness_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_materialized_roster_matches_seed, - witness_cheap_gates_precede_all_corpus_batches, - witness_floor_schedule_preserves_enrolled_set, - witness_non_cheap_gate_absent_from_early_batch, - witness_floor_stop_policy_pr_is_fail_fast, - witness_floor_stop_policy_push_is_full_ledger, - witness_floor_stop_policy_unknown_defaults_full_ledger, - witness_floor_batch_stop_policy_plan_roster_enrolled, - gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget_ms, - gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_interp_eval_budget_ms, - gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget_ms, - gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms, - gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_eval_budget_ms, - falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_cadence_witness_entries, - falsifier_gate_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_enrolled, - gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_lens_holds, - witness_merge_admission_capture_is_typed_pre_walk_subprocess, - witness_floor_batch_clamp_params_cover_schedule, - witness_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_all_positive, - witness_floor_batch_clamp_rate_all_nonneg, -} -import gunbc.explicit_witness_admission { known_red_probe_corpus_roster, known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_fast_budget_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_long_budget_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_fast_budget_roster, known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_long_budget_roster } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_discovery_scan_dirs, known_red_probe_roster, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, bin_witness_wet_entries } -import v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment { - falsifier_self_host_wet_entries, - falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries, - falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_enrolled -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_spec, gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, ci_spec_with_witness_entries, ci_spec_with_discovery_scan_dirs, CiSpec, EmitHostGate, CheapClaimPoolGate, ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate, GeneratedArtifactDriftGate, ExtdepsScopePlacementGate, ProseRowIntroductionGate, DagCompileCleanGate, RegenVerifyGate, SourceRootIngestGate, gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes, gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes } -import std.realization_schedule { - Runnable, RunnableSingleClaim, RunnableDiscoveryBatch, - RunnableOwnsBatchClamp, runnable_batch_clamp_source, - SequentialChildProcess, InheritedWalkSourceRoots, - FloorWorkerObservation, OrdinaryFloorWorker, - FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved, FloorWorkerReportedCompleted, - FloorWorkerCompleted, FloorWorkerFailed, floor_worker_observation_outcome, - runnable_eq, runnable_resource_profile, runnable_memory_substantial, - runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence, runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve, - ScheduleWitnessEntry, schedule_witness_entry_eq, schedule_witness_entry_roster_contains, - CorpusWitnessKind, ExecutionWitnessKind -} -import std.realization_schedule { WalkPlan, NoWalkFinalization, NoFinalizationDeclared, NoPreWalkExecution } -import std.process_termination { ProcessExited, ProcessSignaled } -import gunbc.ci_materialization { - FloorFinalization, - ResolveObligation, - ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligations, - ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligation_count, - expected_obligation, - CompileAnchorWholeTree, -} -import std.execution_mode { Hermetic, Wet, execution_mode_eq } -import std.measure { second_count, millisecond_count, minute_count } -import v2.std.algebra { length, list_snoc_item, skip } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.optional { Absent, Present } -import std.types { Int } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -data corpus_sentinel: String = "__corpus__" - -data synthetic_corpus_row: ScheduleWitnessEntry = ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "dag/test/claim/synthetic_optin_corpus_witness_test.dag", - function: "synthetic_optin_corpus_witness", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind -} - -data synthetic_execution_row: ScheduleWitnessEntry = ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/synthetic_optin_exec_witness_test.dag", - function: "synthetic_optin_exec_witness", - kind: ExecutionWitnessKind -} - -data synthetic_exec_kind_nonexec_path_row: ScheduleWitnessEntry = ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "dag/test/claim/synthetic_kind_wins_over_path_witness_test.dag", - function: "synthetic_kind_wins_over_path_witness", - kind: ExecutionWitnessKind -} - -data synthetic_specs_discovery_free_note: String = "Synthetic specs below exercise pure opt-in ROSTER machinery (partition, gating, exact-row carriage) with discovery dirs zeroed via discovery_free_base_spec. Live gunbc_ci_spec enrolls witness_discovery_scan_dirs (#6438); flip isolation edges are witnessed on gunbc_ci_spec and discovery_flip_enrolled_spec." - -data discovery_flip_enrolled_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_discovery_scan_dirs( - spec: gunbc_ci_spec, - dirs: witness_discovery_scan_dirs -) - -data discovery_free_base_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_discovery_scan_dirs( - spec: gunbc_ci_spec, - dirs: [] -) - -data optin_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_witness_entries( - spec: discovery_free_base_spec, - entries: [synthetic_corpus_row, synthetic_execution_row] -) - -data corpus_only_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_witness_entries( - spec: discovery_free_base_spec, - entries: [synthetic_corpus_row] -) - -data heavy_pair_spec_note: String = "Phase D (2026-07-14) DELETED EmitDeterminismGate along with its x2 sampling oracle (tools.emit_determinism_gate/_transport) and the GithubActionsEmitDeterminismJob surface. DagCompileCleanGate remains the production floor heavy-whole-tree-resolve runnable, so the production spec cannot exhibit the two-heavies-co-batch violation the serialize-heavy red control discriminates on. heavy_pair_spec restores the discriminating pair synthetically (optin_spec + RegenVerifyGate as a second heavy row — heavy_whole_tree_resolve, host-compiler-spawning, off the ci-floor surface: the faithful analog of the removed EmitDeterminismGate, preserving the exact heavy count the deleted gate contributed): the property under witness is the scheduler serialize-heavy behavior, which must stay pinned green-and-red regardless of which gates the production roster currently routes through the floor." - -fn ci_spec_with_extra_heavy_gate(spec: CiSpec) -> CiSpec { - CiSpec { - gates: concat(spec.gates, [RegenVerifyGate]), - witness_entries: spec.witness_entries, - discovery_scan_dirs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs, - diff_policy: spec.diff_policy, - notice_title: spec.notice_title, - deploy_stages: spec.deploy_stages, - } -} - -data heavy_pair_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_extra_heavy_gate(spec: optin_spec) - -data zero_roster_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_witness_entries( - spec: discovery_free_base_spec, - entries: [] -) - -fn runnable_function(r: Runnable) -> String { - match r { - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: _ } => f - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => corpus_sentinel - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => "__kernel_workload__" - } -} - -fn batch_functions(b: List) -> List { - fold(b, init: [], f: fn(acc, r) { list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: runnable_function(r: r)) }) -} - -fn list_contains_str(xs: List, target: String) -> Bool { - fold(xs, init: false, f: fn(acc, x) { acc || (x == target) }) -} - -fn schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: List>) -> Int { - fold(batches, init: 0, f: fn(acc, b) { - fold(b, init: acc, f: fn(inner, r) { - if runnable_function(r: r) == corpus_sentinel { inner + 1 } else { inner } - }) - }) -} - -fn batch_index_of(batches: List>, target: String) -> Int { - if length(xs: batches) == 0 { - 0 - 1 - } else if list_contains_str(xs: batch_functions(b: batches.first()), target: target) { - 0 - } else { - let rest = batch_index_of(batches: skip(xs: batches, n: 1), target: target) - if rest < 0 { rest } else { rest + 1 } - } -} - -fn witness_live_floor_discovery_tracks_optin_roster() -> Bool { - let live_count = schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) - if length(xs: gunbc_ci_spec.witness_entries) == 0 && length(xs: gunbc_ci_spec.discovery_scan_dirs) == 0 { - live_count == 0 - } else { - live_count > 0 - } -} - -fn witness_cheap_gates_precede_compile_root() -> Bool { - let batches = gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() - let compile_idx = batch_index_of(batches: batches, target: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes") - (compile_idx == 1) - && floor_batch_has_any_cheap_gate(batch: batches.first()) - && !list_contains_str(xs: batch_functions(b: batches.first()), target: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes") -} - -fn witness_cheap_gate_membership_declared() -> Bool { - (length(xs: gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership) == 5) - && gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: CheapClaimPoolGate) - && gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate) - && gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: GeneratedArtifactDriftGate) - && gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: ExtdepsScopePlacementGate) - && gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: ProseRowIntroductionGate) - && !gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: DagCompileCleanGate) -} - -fn witness_corpus_not_before_compile() -> Bool { - let batches = gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() - !list_contains_str(xs: batch_functions(b: batches.first()), target: corpus_sentinel) -} - -fn witness_independent_jobs_parallelize() -> Bool { - fold(gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches().skip(n: 2), init: false, f: fn(found_parallel, batch) { - found_parallel || (length(xs: batch) > 1) - }) -} - -fn runnable_is_heavy_discovery(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: p) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn batch_has_corpus_and_gate(b: List) -> Bool { - let fns = batch_functions(b: b) - let has_heavy_corpus = fold(b, init: false, f: fn(found, r) { - found || runnable_is_heavy_discovery(r: r) - }) - let has_gate = fold(fns, init: false, f: fn(found, fn_name) { - found || ((fn_name != corpus_sentinel) && (fn_name != "__gunbc_ci_floor_unmapped__")) - }) - has_heavy_corpus && has_gate -} - -fn witness_floor_discovery_flip_gates_isolated_from_corpus_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - if length(xs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs) == 0 { - true - } else { - fold(floor_schedule_for(spec: spec, serialize_heavy: true), init: true, f: fn(ok, b) { - ok && !batch_has_corpus_and_gate(b: b) - }) - } -} - -fn witness_floor_discovery_flip_gates_isolated_from_corpus() -> Bool { - witness_floor_discovery_flip_gates_isolated_from_corpus_for(spec: discovery_flip_enrolled_spec) -} - -fn witness_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_floor_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves() && - floor_plan_co_runs_heavy_without_serialization_for(spec: heavy_pair_spec) -} - -fn discovery_carries_exactly(r: Runnable, expected: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: roots, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: scope, profile: _ } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) && - (length(xs: scope) == 0) && - (length(xs: entries) == 1) && - schedule_witness_entry_eq(a: entries.first(), b: expected) && - list_contains_str(xs: roots, target: witness_layer_roots.first()) - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_optin_corpus_carries_exactly_roster_rows() -> Bool { - discovery_carries_exactly(r: corpus_runnable_for(spec: optin_spec), expected: synthetic_corpus_row) -} - -test fn witness_optin_execution_partition() -> Bool { - discovery_carries_exactly(r: execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: optin_spec), expected: synthetic_execution_row) -} - -test fn witness_kind_wins_over_path() -> Bool { - let spec = ci_spec_with_witness_entries( - spec: gunbc_ci_spec, - entries: [synthetic_exec_kind_nonexec_path_row] - ) - (length(xs: execution_witness_entries(spec: spec)) == 1) && - (length(xs: corpus_witness_entries(spec: spec)) == 0) && - discovery_carries_exactly( - r: execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: spec), - expected: synthetic_exec_kind_nonexec_path_row - ) -} - -fn runnable_batch_index(batches: List>, target: Runnable) -> Int { - if length(xs: batches) == 0 { - 0 - 1 - } else { - let present = fold(batches.first(), init: false, f: fn(found, r) { - found || r == target - }) - if present { - 0 - } else { - let rest = runnable_batch_index(batches: skip(xs: batches, n: 1), target: target) - if rest < 0 { rest } else { rest + 1 } - } - } -} - -test fn floor_worker_observation_outcome_is_derived_from_evidence() -> Bool { - let completed = FloorWorkerObservation { - worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker {}, - termination: ProcessExited { code: 0 }, - terminal_receipt: FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved { - report: FloorWorkerReportedCompleted { detail: "walk terminal exit code 0" } - }, - } - let contradicted = FloorWorkerObservation { - worker: OrdinaryFloorWorker {}, - termination: ProcessSignaled { signal: 9 }, - terminal_receipt: FloorWorkerTerminalReceiptObserved { - report: FloorWorkerReportedCompleted { detail: "walk terminal exit code 0" } - }, - } - match floor_worker_observation_outcome(observation: completed) { - FloorWorkerCompleted => match floor_worker_observation_outcome(observation: contradicted) { - FloorWorkerFailed { detail: detail } => detail != "" - _ => false - } - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_optin_roster_drives_corpus_presence() -> Bool { - (schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: floor_schedule_for(spec: zero_roster_spec, serialize_heavy: true)) == 0) && - (schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: floor_schedule_for(spec: corpus_only_spec, serialize_heavy: true)) == 1) && - (schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: floor_schedule_for(spec: optin_spec, serialize_heavy: true)) == 2) -} - -test fn witness_optin_plan_gates_corpus_after_compile() -> Bool { - let batches = floor_schedule_for(spec: optin_spec, serialize_heavy: true) - !list_contains_str(xs: batch_functions(b: batches.first()), target: corpus_sentinel) && - (batch_index_of(batches: batches, target: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes") == 1) && - (batch_index_of(batches: batches, target: corpus_sentinel) >= 2) -} - -data source_ingest_ordering_spec_note: String = "SourceRootIngestGate left the per-PR floor for the falsifier cadence on 2026-07-26 (gunbc.commit_workflow gate_gauntlet_flip_basis_note), so optin_spec — which derives its gates from the LIVE roster — no longer carries it and this ordering claim went unsatisfiable. The property under witness is the SCHEDULER's behaviour (a source-root-ingest runnable is serialized after the corpus batches), which is a fact about the planner and must stay pinned no matter which lane the live roster currently routes that gate through. So the spec is made synthetic here, exactly as heavy_pair_spec_note does for the deleted EmitDeterminismGate: re-add the gate to a local spec and assert the ordering against it. DELETING THIS WITNESS WAS THE ALTERNATIVE AND IT IS THE WRONG ONE — a scheduler ordering rule would then have no executing consumer at all, and the flip would have quietly bought a coverage loss in the planner that has nothing to do with where the gate runs. Re-pointing at a synthetic spec preserves the claim; dropping it would be the narrowing this file's own substrate_long_lane_is_a_sibling_cadence_note warns against." - -fn ci_spec_with_source_ingest_gate(spec: CiSpec) -> CiSpec { - CiSpec { - gates: concat(spec.gates, [SourceRootIngestGate]), - witness_entries: spec.witness_entries, - discovery_scan_dirs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs, - diff_policy: spec.diff_policy, - notice_title: spec.notice_title, - deploy_stages: spec.deploy_stages, - } -} - -data source_ingest_ordering_spec: CiSpec = ci_spec_with_source_ingest_gate(spec: optin_spec) - -test fn witness_optin_source_ingest_serialized_after_corpus() -> Bool { - let batches = floor_schedule_for(spec: source_ingest_ordering_spec, serialize_heavy: true) - let corpus_idx = batch_index_of(batches: batches, target: corpus_sentinel) - let ingest_idx = batch_index_of(batches: batches, target: "source_root_ingest_gate_passes") - (corpus_idx >= 1) && (ingest_idx > corpus_idx) -} - -test fn witness_optin_exclusion_edges_track_roster() -> Bool { - witness_floor_corpus_exclusion_edges_exist(spec: optin_spec) && - (length(xs: floor_corpus_exclusion_resource_edges(spec: zero_roster_spec)) == 0) && - witness_floor_no_corpus_resource_edge_to_compile_anchor(spec: optin_spec) -} - -test fn witness_optin_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves() -> Bool { - floor_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves_for(spec: heavy_pair_spec) && - floor_plan_co_runs_heavy_without_serialization_for(spec: heavy_pair_spec) -} - -fn batch_has_both_emit_and_corpus(b: List) -> Bool { - let fns = batch_functions(b: b) - list_contains_str(xs: fns, target: "emit_host_gate_passes") && - list_contains_str(xs: fns, target: corpus_sentinel) -} - -test fn witness_optin_emit_host_isolated_from_corpus() -> Bool { - fold(floor_schedule_for(spec: optin_spec, serialize_heavy: true), init: true, f: fn(ok, b) { - ok && !batch_has_both_emit_and_corpus(b: b) - }) -} - -test fn witness_optin_emit_host_co_runs_corpus_without_serialization() -> Bool { - fold(floor_schedule_for(spec: optin_spec, serialize_heavy: false), init: false, f: fn(found, b) { - found || batch_has_both_emit_and_corpus(b: b) - }) -} - -fn discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - execution_mode_eq(left: p.execution_mode, right: Hermetic) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn witness_hermetic_floor_posture_declared() -> Bool { - discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec)) - && !discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec)) - && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches().first().first()) -} - -test fn witness_emit_host_profile_forbids_corpus_co_residence() -> Bool { - runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence(r: gate_runnable(g: EmitHostGate)) -} - -test fn witness_light_gate_profile_allows_corpus_co_residence() -> Bool { - !runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence(r: gate_runnable(g: ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate)) -} - -fn discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - execution_mode_eq(left: p.execution_mode, right: Wet) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_self_host_wet_entries())) - && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) - && p.spawns_host_compiler - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -data known_red_probe_lane_partition_witness_note: String = "The known-red probe lane carries ONE runnable PER (EXPECTATION KIND, DECLARED BUDGET) PAIR — at most four, never one runnable holding the whole roster. BUDGET because eval ceilings are scoped per batch, so a mixed batch could only obtain the long ceiling by widening every fast sibling with it. EXPECTATION KIND because a pre-verdict row stops the batch at RESOLVE before any witness produces an outcome, and that stop is admitted only when EVERY entry declared a pre-verdict refusal — so one such row mixed in with assertion-false rows reds siblings that were holding quarantine correctly (cursor review 50216). Both are the same axis conflation, one layer apart. What is pinned: the runnable count equals the number of NONEMPTY derived rosters, the batches match those rosters IN ORDER and each equals its roster as a SET (known_red_roster_set_eq — duplicate-free both sides, containment both ways), every runnable independently keeps the lane hermetic/no-host-compiler/SelectionApplied profile, and the union of all scheduled entries set-equals the whole corpus roster so the four-way split can neither drop a row nor double-count one. Pinning only the total would let rosters be swapped between runnables; pinning only the count would let either carry the wrong rows." - -data known_red_roster_set_eq_note: String = "SET equality, and the two-way half of it is load-bearing (defect found in review, 2026-08-07). The first shape of this witness asserted length agreement PLUS one-way containment (every actual entry appears in the expected roster), and called that an identity join. It is not: actual [A, A] against expected [A, B] satisfies both — the lengths agree at 2 and every actual entry is present — while B is DROPPED and A is DUPLICATED. So a same-sized wrong population passed, which is precisely the property the note claimed to establish and the PR's whole thesis (identity agreement replacing count agreement). The repair asserts duplicate-freedom on BOTH sides and containment in BOTH directions, which for rosters that are identity sets is set equality. Why one-way containment looked sufficient: the swap probe that verified this witness exchanges the two rosters, and one-way containment DOES catch that, because a fast entry is genuinely absent from the long roster. Multiplicity is an orthogonal axis the swap never perturbs — evidence that a clause is non-vacuous is not evidence that it is exact, and one discriminating RED can only establish the failure mode it actually drives." - -fn known_red_roster_occurrence_count(xs: List, w: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Int { - fold(xs, init: 0, f: fn(acc, x) { - if schedule_witness_entry_eq(a: x, b: w) { acc + 1 } else { acc } - }) -} - -fn known_red_roster_duplicate_free(xs: List) -> Bool { - fold(xs, init: true, f: fn(ok, x) { - ok && (known_red_roster_occurrence_count(xs: xs, w: x) == 1) - }) -} - -fn known_red_roster_subset(a: List, b: List) -> Bool { - fold(a, init: true, f: fn(ok, x) { - ok && schedule_witness_entry_roster_contains(xs: b, w: x) - }) -} - -fn known_red_roster_set_eq(a: List, b: List) -> Bool { - known_red_roster_duplicate_free(xs: a) - && known_red_roster_duplicate_free(xs: b) - && known_red_roster_subset(a: a, b: b) - && known_red_roster_subset(a: b, b: a) -} - -test fn witness_known_red_roster_set_eq_is_exact_not_a_length_agreement() -> Bool { - let a = synthetic_corpus_row - let b = synthetic_execution_row - known_red_roster_set_eq(a: [a, b], b: [a, b]) - && known_red_roster_set_eq(a: [a, b], b: [b, a]) - && !known_red_roster_set_eq(a: [a, a], b: [a, b]) - && !known_red_roster_set_eq(a: [a, b], b: [a, a]) - && !known_red_roster_set_eq(a: [a], b: [a, b]) - && !known_red_roster_set_eq(a: [a, b], b: [a]) -} - -fn known_red_probe_batch_matches_roster(r: Runnable, roster: List) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && known_red_roster_set_eq(a: entries, b: roster) - && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: r) - && (p.spawns_host_compiler == false) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn known_red_expected_batch_rosters() -> List> { - fold( - [ - known_red_probe_corpus_fast_budget_roster(), - known_red_probe_corpus_long_budget_roster(), - known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_fast_budget_roster(), - known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_long_budget_roster() - ], - init: [], - f: fn(acc, roster) { - if length(xs: roster) > 0 { list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: roster) } else { acc } - } - ) -} - -fn known_red_batches_match_rosters_pairwise(b: List, rosters: List>) -> Bool { - let checked = fold(rosters, init: { ok: true, at: 0 }, f: fn(acc, roster) { - let remaining = skip(xs: b, n: acc.at) - let matched = if length(xs: remaining) > 0 { - known_red_probe_batch_matches_roster(r: remaining.first(), roster: roster) - } else { - false - } - { ok: acc.ok && matched, at: acc.at + 1 } - }) - checked.ok && (checked.at == length(xs: b)) -} - -fn known_red_all_scheduled_entries() -> List { - fold(known_red_expected_batch_rosters(), init: [], f: fn(acc, roster) { concat(acc, roster) }) -} - -fn falsifier_known_red_probe_batches_hold(b: List) -> Bool { - let rosters = known_red_expected_batch_rosters() - let count_ok = length(xs: b) == length(xs: rosters) - let pairwise_ok = known_red_batches_match_rosters_pairwise(b: b, rosters: rosters) - let covers_lane = known_red_roster_set_eq( - a: known_red_all_scheduled_entries(), - b: known_red_probe_corpus_roster() - ) - count_ok && pairwise_ok && covers_lane -} - -fn falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries)) - && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) - && p.spawns_host_compiler - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries)) - && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) - && p.spawns_host_compiler - && p.heavy_whole_tree_resolve - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries())) - && discovery_batch_declares_hermetic(r: r) - && (p.spawns_host_compiler == false) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_self_host_wet_budget_declared_holds() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget_ms() == 600000 - && gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_interp_eval_budget_ms() == 120000 - && gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget_ms() == 900000 - && gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() == 5000 - && gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_eval_budget_ms() == 180000 -} - -fn falsifier_substrate_long_lane_budget_exceeds_fast_lane_holds() -> Bool { - gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_eval_budget_ms() > gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() -} - -fn falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: p } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: falsifier_cadence_witness_entries())) - && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) - && p.spawns_host_compiler - && (p.heavy_whole_tree_resolve == false) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn falsifier_plan_structure_holds() -> Bool { - let batches = gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches() - let wet_enrolled = falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled() - let wet_known_red_enrolled = falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_enrolled() - let probe_enrolled = falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled() - let silent_pick_gate_enrolled = falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_enrolled() - let rehomed_enrolled = falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch_enrolled() - let substrate_long_enrolled = falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_enrolled() - let cadence_enrolled = falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_enrolled() - let gate_enrolled = falsifier_gate_batch_enrolled() - let expected_batches = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if cadence_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let wet_ok = if wet_enrolled { - let wet_batch = batches.first() - (wet_batch.length() == 1) - && falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_holds(r: wet_batch.first()) - } else { - true - } - let wet_known_red_ok = if wet_known_red_enrolled { - let wet_known_red_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let wet_known_red_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: wet_known_red_offset).first() - (wet_known_red_batch.length() == 1) - && falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_holds(r: wet_known_red_batch.first()) - } else { - true - } - let probe_ok = if probe_enrolled { - let probe_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let probe_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: probe_offset).first() - falsifier_known_red_probe_batches_hold(b: probe_batch) - } else { - true - } - let silent_pick_gate_ok = if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { - let silent_pick_gate_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let silent_pick_gate_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: silent_pick_gate_offset).first() - (silent_pick_gate_batch.length() == 1) - && falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_holds(r: silent_pick_gate_batch.first()) - } else { - true - } - let rehomed_ok = if rehomed_enrolled { - let rehomed_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let rehomed_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: rehomed_offset).first() - (rehomed_batch.length() == 1) - } else { - true - } - let substrate_long_ok = if substrate_long_enrolled { - let substrate_long_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let substrate_long_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: substrate_long_offset).first() - (substrate_long_batch.length() == 1) - && falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_holds(r: substrate_long_batch.first()) - } else { - true - } - let cadence_ok = if cadence_enrolled { - let cadence_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let cadence_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: cadence_offset).first() - (cadence_batch.length() == 1) - && falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_holds(r: cadence_batch.first()) - } else { - true - } - let gate_ok = if gate_enrolled { - let gate_offset = (if wet_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if wet_known_red_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if probe_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if silent_pick_gate_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if rehomed_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if substrate_long_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) + (if cadence_enrolled { 1 } else { 0 }) - let gate_batch = skip(xs: batches, n: gate_offset).first() - falsifier_gate_batch_carries_the_flipped_gates(batch: gate_batch) - } else { - true - } - (length(xs: batches) == expected_batches) && wet_ok && wet_known_red_ok && probe_ok && silent_pick_gate_ok && rehomed_ok && substrate_long_ok && cadence_ok && gate_ok -} - -data falsifier_gate_batch_pin_note: String = "This pin names the two flipped gates by their RUNNABLE FUNCTION rather than asserting a batch length, and the difference is the whole point. A length check (`gate_batch.length() == length(falsifier_gate_runnables())`) is tautological — both sides read the same projection, so it passes for an empty batch, a batch of the wrong gates, or a batch built from a broken projector. The claim worth making is the one the flip is actually asserting: source_root_ingest and self_host_realized_comparison LEFT the per-PR floor and ARRIVED here, executing. Naming them means a future de-enrollment that empties the lane reds on this pin rather than silently satisfying it, which is the same failure the gate-half wall exists to catch, read one layer down at the batch instead of the roster." - -fn falsifier_gate_batch_carries_the_flipped_gates(batch: List) -> Bool { - let fns = batch_functions(b: batch) - list_contains_str(xs: fns, target: "source_root_ingest_gate_passes") - && list_contains_str(xs: fns, target: "self_host_realized_comparison_reads_real_bytes_gate_holds") -} - -fn witness_cheap_gates_are_resource_anchors() -> Bool { - gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate) - && floor_resource_anchor_node(node: gate_node(g: ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate)) -} - -fn bin_witness_wet_batch_holds(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: entries, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => - (length(xs: dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: entries) == length(xs: bin_witness_wet_entries)) - && discovery_batch_declares_wet(r: r) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_live_floor_schedules_bin_witness_wet_batch() -> Bool { - let enrolled = bin_witness_corpus_enrolled(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - (!enrolled || fold(gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches(), init: false, f: fn(found, batch) { - found || fold(batch, init: false, f: fn(inner, r) { inner || bin_witness_wet_batch_holds(r: r) }) - })) -} - -test fn witness_live_floor_discovery_batch_count_includes_wet_lanes() -> Bool { - if bin_witness_corpus_enrolled(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) { - schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) >= 3 - } else { - true - } -} - -test fn witness_live_floor_discovery_batch_count_is_four() -> Bool { - schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) == 4 -} - -test fn ci_floor_plan_witnesses() -> Bool { - witness_known_red_roster_set_eq_is_exact_not_a_length_agreement() && - witness_floor_compile_gate_honest_heavy_profile() && - witness_cheap_gate_membership_declared() && - witness_cheap_gates_are_resource_anchors() && - witness_live_floor_discovery_tracks_optin_roster() && - witness_cheap_gates_precede_compile_root() && - witness_cheap_gates_precede_all_corpus_batches() && - witness_floor_schedule_preserves_enrolled_set() && - witness_live_floor_schedules_bin_witness_wet_batch() && - witness_live_floor_discovery_batch_count_includes_wet_lanes() && - witness_live_floor_discovery_batch_count_is_four() && - witness_non_cheap_gate_absent_from_early_batch() && - witness_floor_stop_policy_pr_is_fail_fast() && - witness_floor_stop_policy_push_is_full_ledger() && - witness_floor_stop_policy_unknown_defaults_full_ledger() && - witness_floor_batch_stop_policy_plan_roster_enrolled() && - gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_lens_holds() && - witness_merge_admission_capture_is_typed_pre_walk_subprocess() && - witness_corpus_not_before_compile() && - witness_independent_jobs_parallelize() && - witness_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves() - && falsifier_plan_structure_holds() - && falsifier_self_host_wet_budget_declared_holds() - && witness_hermetic_floor_posture_declared() - && witness_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_roster_authority() - && witness_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_materialized_roster_matches_seed() - && witness_floor_batch_clamp_params_cover_schedule() - && witness_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_all_positive() - && witness_floor_batch_clamp_rate_all_nonneg() - && falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch_enrolled() - && falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_enrolled() - && falsifier_substrate_long_lane_budget_exceeds_fast_lane_holds() -} - -test fn ci_corpus_discovery_flip_witnesses() -> Bool { - witness_ci_corpus_discovery_is_live() - && witness_ci_corpus_discovery_flip_authored() - && witness_floor_discovery_flip_serializes_gates_after_corpus(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - && witness_floor_discovery_flip_no_corpus_edge_to_compile_anchor(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - && witness_floor_discovery_flip_gates_isolated_from_corpus() - && witness_regen_spec_carries_no_witness_corpus() - && schedule_discovery_batch_count(batches: floor_schedule_for(spec: zero_roster_spec, serialize_heavy: true)) == 0 -} - -data floor_finalization_witness_note: String = "THESE ROWS ARE THE ENFORCEMENT, and that is a correction to what was expected. The review that asked for finalization witnesses expected the parameterized WalkPlan to do the work by construction — the floor's return type rejecting the empty policy — leaving these rows as secondary evidence. Probed by execution: it does not. Substituting NoFinalizationDeclared \{\} into gunbc_ci_floor_plan while its signature still reads WalkPlan typechecks and fails only at the first field access, because the typechecker does not check a declared return type against the body (a narrower probe: `fn f() -> Int \{ \"not an int\" \}` also typechecks, while argument position IS checked). So the signature declares intent and the row below is what actually refuses. std.realization_schedule walk_finalization_note carries the finding and its dissolve-on. - -ONE property is genuinely not witnessable: materialization disclosure is intrinsic to FloorFinalization, so there is no Bool to assert. - -The three no-finalization rows below WERE briefly omitted as tautologies, and that reasoning was wrong (review 2026-07-30, corrected). It assumed the declared return type bounds the runtime value. The probe above shows it does not: a function declared `-> WalkPlan` can return a record carrying FloorFinalization, and a caller reading the signature would never know. Matching the ACTUAL value is therefore load-bearing, not a match over a one-inhabitant type — the inhabitant set at runtime is not one. Their mutation control is to substitute FloorFinalization into each body while leaving the signature unchanged; each corresponding row must red. - -What IS falsifiable is WHICH obligation population the floor projects: any List typechecks, so the row below asserts it projects the single authority gunbc.ci_materialization.ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligations(), and the RED control drops one obligation and proves the same predicate refuses. Both execute." - -fn floor_plan_obligation_count() -> Int { - length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_plan().finalization.expected_resolve_obligations) -} - -fn plan_transports_authority_obligations(p: WalkPlan) -> Bool { - p.finalization.expected_resolve_obligations == ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligations() -} - -fn anchor_only_obligations() -> List { - [expected_obligation(id: CompileAnchorWholeTree)] -} - -fn forked_obligation_floor_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches(), - finalization: FloorFinalization { - expected_resolve_obligations: anchor_only_obligations(), - }, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} - -test fn floor_plan_projects_the_declared_obligation_authority() -> Bool { - plan_transports_authority_obligations(p: gunbc_ci_floor_plan()) - && floor_plan_obligation_count() == ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligation_count() -} - -test fn floor_plan_carries_disjoint_ordinary_and_postcondition_budgets() -> Bool { - let plan = gunbc_ci_floor_plan() - match plan.ordinary_budget { - Absent => false - Present { value: ordinary } => - match plan.on_success_budget { - Absent => false - Present { value: postcondition } => - (millisecond_count(m: ordinary) == minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes) * 60000) - && (millisecond_count(m: postcondition) == minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes) * 60000) - && (millisecond_count(m: ordinary) + millisecond_count(m: postcondition) == 85 * 60000) - } - } -} - -test fn forked_obligation_population_is_refused_by_the_same_predicate() -> Bool { - !plan_transports_authority_obligations(p: forked_obligation_floor_plan()) -} - -fn plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: WalkPlan) -> Bool { - match plan.finalization { - NoFinalizationDeclared => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn regen_plan_carries_no_finalization() -> Bool { - plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_ci_regen_floor_plan()) -} - -test fn plan_artifact_plan_carries_no_finalization() -> Bool { - plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_plan()) -} - -test fn falsifier_plan_carries_no_finalization() -> Bool { - plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_falsifier_plan()) -} - -data falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan_row_note: String = "The FIFTH plan function, absent from this roster until 2026-08-01 — and its absence is the point. walk_plan_uniformity_note names these rows as the enforcement for the WalkPlan shape precisely because the typechecker does not check a declared return type against a body, so a plan function missing from THIS roster has no enforcement at all. gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan was missed by the #7470 rename, kept returning a bare List>, and the executor's strict parser refused it on all 8 falsifier runs that reached the native-cache cold control step. Nothing here could red on that, because the roster counted four." - -test fn falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan_carries_no_finalization() -> Bool { - plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan()) -} - -data plan_roster_exhaustiveness_note: String = "WHAT THIS ROW ENFORCES, AND WHAT IT DOES NOT — the second half corrected after review 46883 caught this note claiming a guarantee it does not deliver, which is the rung-inflation failure DESIGN 4b names and is worth more than a quiet edit because the overclaim repeated the very completeness failure this change exists to remove.\n\nWHAT IS ENFORCED. plan_variant_is_walk_plan_shaped matches over gunbc.cli_invoke PlanFunction, the only way to name a plan target at claim_executor_run_plan_shell. Adding a sixth variant makes that match non-exhaustive, so this file STOPS COMPILING until the new target is given an arm. That is real and it is compile-time.\n\nWHAT IS NOT ENFORCED, stated plainly because an earlier revision of this note said the opposite. Compile-time forces the arm to EXIST; it does NOT force the arm to be EXECUTED. plan_target_roster below is hand-maintained, so an author who adds a variant, writes its arm, and does not extend the roster leaves that arm unrun while this row stays green — and because the typechecker does not check a declared return type against a body (floor_finalization_witness_note carries the probe), a malformed arm can sit there green. So the claim is NOT that the target set and the proof set are the same set by construction. The claim is narrower: every target IN THE ROSTER carries its declared finalization, and no target can exist without at least an arm.\n\nWHERE THE REAL TEETH ARE for the class that caused this incident: every_emitted_plan_target_names_its_variant and no_emitted_plan_target_retains_the_batches_shape read the GENERATED workflows, which are what CI actually executes. An emitted target is the only kind that can break CI, and those rows tie emissions to declared variants rather than to this roster.\n\nDissolve-on: variant enumeration over a closed coproduct (a total roster derived from the type rather than authored beside it), at which point plan_target_roster is derived, the gap above closes, and this paragraph deletes. Nothing in the language offers that today, so the residue is named rather than implied." - -fn plan_variant_is_walk_plan_shaped(p: PlanFunction) -> Bool { - match p { - CiFloorPlan => plan_transports_authority_obligations(p: gunbc_ci_floor_plan()) - CiRegenFloorPlan => plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_ci_regen_floor_plan()) - CiPlanArtifactPlan => plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_plan()) - FalsifierPlan => plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_falsifier_plan()) - FalsifierNativeCacheColdPlan => plan_carries_no_finalization(plan: gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan()) - } -} - -data plan_target_roster: List = [ - CiFloorPlan, - CiRegenFloorPlan, - CiPlanArtifactPlan, - FalsifierPlan, - FalsifierNativeCacheColdPlan -] - -fn every_plan_target_shaped(targets: List) -> Bool { - fold(targets, init: true, f: (acc, p) => acc && plan_variant_is_walk_plan_shaped(p: p)) -} - -test fn declared_plan_targets_are_walk_plan_shaped() -> Bool { - every_plan_target_shaped(targets: plan_target_roster) -} - -data plan_roster_control_placement_note: String = "THERE IS DELIBERATELY NO RUNTIME RED CONTROL FOR THE ROSTER ROW, and writing one would have been a lie worth naming. The obvious candidate — fold a deliberately-short target list and assert it refuses — is a tautology: every variant in the roster IS correctly shaped, so a short list returns true and the assertion would pass for the wrong reason, reporting coverage while discriminating nothing.\n\nThe compile-time half likewise has no Bool control: its failure mode is a build error, not a false value, so its control is a compile failure. Note the bound plan_roster_exhaustiveness_note states — that half forces an arm to exist, not to be executed — so neither the runtime nor the compile-time half is a universal-coverage claim, and this row must not be read as one.\n\nWhat DOES carry runtime teeth is per-variant and already enrolled: forked_declared_count_is_refused_by_the_same_predicate forks the floor declared count and requires the same predicate to refuse, and the three no-finalization rows carry the substitution control floor_finalization_witness_note describes. no_emitted_plan_target_retains_the_batches_shape is the regression control for THIS incident — it goes red if the pre-repair literal returns to either emitted artifact, and stays enrolled permanently rather than retiring now that the wall landed (4b: dissolution deletes the obsoleted production machinery, never the evidence)." - -test fn every_emitted_plan_target_names_its_variant() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: concat("--plan-function ", plan_function_name(p: CiFloorPlan))) - && string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: concat("--plan-function ", plan_function_name(p: CiRegenFloorPlan))) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: concat("--plan-function ", plan_function_name(p: FalsifierPlan))) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: concat("--plan-function ", plan_function_name(p: CiPlanArtifactPlan))) - && string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: concat("--plan-function ", plan_function_name(p: FalsifierNativeCacheColdPlan))) -} - -test fn no_emitted_plan_target_retains_the_batches_shape() -> Bool { - !string_contains(s: expected_ci_yml(), pattern: "--plan-function gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batches") - && !string_contains(s: expected_falsifier_yml(), pattern: "--plan-function gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batches") -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index ac0883e9a5b..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_test - -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { - gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches, - gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches, - gunbc_falsifier_planned_components -} -import gunbc.falsifier_lane { - FalsifierPlannedComponent, - falsifier_lane_eq, - falsifier_planned_indices -} -import v2.std.algebra { length, filter, fold_list, list_map } -import v2.std.collection { list_at_optional } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data falsifier_lane_plan_agreement_note: String = "The live half of the lane-attribution wall: these rows run against the REAL falsifier plan, not a fixture, so they red if the schedule and the component attribution ever stop being projections of one enrollment list. That is a weaker claim than it looks and deliberately so — since gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches and gunbc_falsifier_planned_components both fold gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches, agreement is true BY CONSTRUCTION and these rows cannot fail while that shape holds. They are the regression control for the shape itself (DESIGN section 4b, meta-obligation 4: the discriminating control stays enrolled after the climb so the higher rung stays real). Reintroducing a second hand-authored lane table, or appending a batch outside the roster, breaks them immediately — which is the only failure mode the construction leaves open. Fixture-grain algebra for the join and the routing arms lives in dag/test/claim/falsifier_lane_witness_test.dag; this file exists separately because it reaches the plan module and the two grains cannot share one live-tree stamp." - -test fn falsifier_schedule_and_attribution_agree_on_the_live_plan() -> Bool { - length(xs: gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches()) == length(xs: gunbc_falsifier_planned_components()) -} - -test fn falsifier_planned_components_are_dense_one_based() -> Bool { - let indices = falsifier_planned_indices(planned: gunbc_falsifier_planned_components()) - fold_list( - xs: indices, - empty: true, - cons: fn(acc, i) { acc && (i >= 1) && (i <= length(xs: indices)) } - ) && (length(xs: indices) == length(xs: gunbc_falsifier_planned_components())) -} - -data falsifier_enrolled_subset_note: String = "Every planned component corresponds to an ENROLLED row, in roster order. This is what makes the index a sound join key against a receipt: the executor numbers the batches it actually ran, so an unenrolled lane must consume no index rather than leaving a hole. witness_planned_components_skip_unenrolled_and_renumber proves the renumbering on a fixture where a middle lane is disabled; this row proves the same property holds of the live roster whatever its current enrollment happens to be." - -test fn falsifier_planned_components_track_enrolled_rows_in_order() -> Bool { - let enrolled_lanes = list_map( - xs: filter(xs: gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches(), predicate: fn(row) { row.enrolled }), - f: fn(row) { row.lane } - ) - let planned_lanes = list_map( - xs: gunbc_falsifier_planned_components(), - f: fn(c) { c.lane } - ) - (length(xs: enrolled_lanes) == length(xs: planned_lanes)) - && fold_list( - xs: gunbc_falsifier_planned_components(), - empty: true, - cons: fn(acc, c) { - acc && match list_at_optional(xs: enrolled_lanes, index: c.index - 1) { - Present { value: l } => falsifier_lane_eq(left: l, right: c.lane) - Absent => false - } - } - ) -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag b/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 93b982c53db..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1607 +0,0 @@ -module v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan - -import std.execution_mode { Hermetic, Wet } -import gunbc.explicit_witness_admission { - known_red_probe_corpus_roster, - known_red_probe_corpus_fast_budget_roster, - known_red_probe_corpus_long_budget_roster, - known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_fast_budget_roster, - known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_long_budget_roster, - known_red_probe_v1_envelope_roster, - known_red_pre_verdict_refusal_roster -} -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_exclusion_substrings, witness_discovery_scan_dirs, bin_witness_wet_entries, known_red_probe_roster, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, falsifier_silent_pick_gate_roster, falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_entries, falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, witness_long_eval_budget_entries } -import v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment { - falsifier_self_host_wet_entries, - falsifier_native_cache_cold_roster, - falsifier_self_host_wet_cadence_is_active, - falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries, - falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_enrolled, - falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_roster -} -import gunbc.ci_materialization { ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligations, FloorFinalization } -import gunbc.ci_spec { - gunbc_ci_spec, gunbc_ci_regen_spec, CiSpec, - ci_spec_with_discovery_scan_dirs, - floor_plan_function, - plan_artifact_plan_function, - FloorBatchStopPolicy, - gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, - gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp, - gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes, - gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes, -} -import gunbc.falsifier_workflow { falsifier_plan_function, gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes } -import gunbc.falsifier_lane { - FalsifierLane, - LaneSelfHostWet, - LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, - LaneKnownRedProbe, - LaneSilentPickGate, - LaneRehomedBinWet, - LaneSubstrateLongLane, - LaneCadenceWitness, - LaneGates, - FalsifierLaneEnrollment, - FalsifierPlannedComponent, - falsifier_planned_components -} -import gunbc.commit_workflow { commit_gate_roster, project_falsifier_witness_entries, project_falsifier_gates } -import gunbc.ci_gate { - Gate, EmitHostGate, CheapClaimPoolGate, - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate, DagCompileCleanGate, GeneratedArtifactDriftGate, ExtdepsScopePlacementGate, - ProseRowIntroductionGate, - SourceRootIngestGate, RegenVerifyGate, - SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate, SelfHostStalenessGate -} -import std.disposition { Disposition, Scaffold, SingleAuthority } -import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } -import v2.std.algebra { filter, length, list_map, list_snoc_item, skip, zip_map } -import v2.std.collection { - List -} -import v2.std.optional { - Optional, - Absent, - Present -} -import v2.std.dependency { DataDependsOn, ResourceDependsOn, DependencyView } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Node, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.text { String } -import std.types { Int } -import std.content_hash { ContentHash, content_hash_of_value } -import std.nat { Nat } -import std.measure { Second, second, second_count, millisecond_count, minute_to_millisecond } -import std.realization_width { width_fold_objective_goals } -import std.realization_schedule { - RealizationPlan, - RealizationObjective, - Runnable, - RunnableSingleClaim, - RunnableDiscoveryBatch, - RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp, - RunnableOwnsBatchClamp, - runnable_batch_clamp_source, - ScheduleWitnessEntry, - WitnessKind, CorpusWitnessKind, ExecutionWitnessKind, NativeBundleWitnessKind, - RunnableResourceProfile, - runnable_resource_profile, - runnable_resource_profile_negligible, - runnable_memory_negligible, - runnable_memory_substantial, - runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence, - runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve, - runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence, - cost_account_predicted_zero, - runnable_step_label, - WalkPlan, - TypedClaimSubprocess, - NoPreWalkExecution, - NoWalkFinalization, - NoFinalizationDeclared, -} -import v2.lens.schedule_lens { walk_plan_schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor, schedule_lens_batch_has_any_cheap_gate } -import v2.std.lens_verdict { Holds, NotApplicable, Unrealized, Violation } -import v2.workflow.executor { - ExecutorBatch -} -import v2.workflow.realization_runner { - RunnerScheduleBlocked, - RunnerScheduleComplete, - runner_ordering_only, - runner_schedule_plan_from_dependencies, - runner_schedule_store_covers_nodes -} - -data ci_floor_plan_resolve_finalization_transport_note: String = "0B AUTHORITY SPLIT: WalkPlan.finalization.expected_resolve_obligations projects gunbc.ci_materialization ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligations() unchanged — this plan does NOT author a second obligation roster. claim_executor records ResolveRealizationObservation at reuse sites and joins observed rows to the transported subjects." - -data ci_floor_target_digest: ContentHash = content_hash_of_value(value: "gunbc-ci-floor-v1") -data ci_floor_compile_gate_fn: String = "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes" - -data floor_gate_witness_entry: String = "dag/tools/floor_effect_gate_witness.dag" - -data floor_source_root_ingest_gate_entry: String = "src/v2/workflow/source_root_ingest_gate.dag" - -data floor_self_host_realized_comparison_gate_entry: String = "src/v2/workflow/self_host_realized_comparison_gate.dag" - -data floor_self_host_realized_comparison_claims_entry: String = "src/v2/workflow/self_host_realized_comparison_claims.dag" - -data floor_merge_admission_entry: String = "dag/tools/merge_admission_walk.dag" - -data floor_merge_admission_capture_entry: String = "dag/tools/merge_admission_capture.dag" - -data floor_merge_admission_capture_transport_entry: String = "dag/tools/merge_admission_capture_transport.dag" - -data floor_merge_admission_capture_transport_function: String = "run_merge_admission_capture_subprocess" - -data floor_merge_admission_capture_function: String = "capture_tested_subject" - -data floor_merge_admission_stamp_function: String = "stamp_tested_floor" - -data floor_merge_admission_gate_function: String = "refresh_current_target_and_gate" - -data floor_merge_admission_schedule_note: String = "The admission path is modeled as one typed pre-walk capture subprocess plus two singleton success stages. The child runs capture_tested_subject through gunbc.WitnessBin.Run before batch 1 and dies before the ordinary floor begins, so its evaluator arena cannot contaminate discovery residency. Any child refusal is located to the transport and subject claim and blocks the walk. Stamp and gate share one entry but may pay one resolve per singleton stage; their disk-visible receipts and barriers, not sibling order or cross-stage memo retention, carry the dependency, while fresh fetch and classification remain one composite stage-2 function. The two stage profiles are Wet, negligible, non-heavy, and non-host-compiler: the exact shape std.realization_schedule on_success_runnable_disposition admits." - -fn floor_merge_admission_profile() -> RunnableResourceProfile { - gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() -} - -fn floor_merge_admission_stamp_runnable() -> Runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: floor_merge_admission_entry, - function: floor_merge_admission_stamp_function, - profile: floor_merge_admission_profile() - } -} - -fn floor_merge_admission_gate_runnable() -> Runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: floor_merge_admission_entry, - function: floor_merge_admission_gate_function, - profile: floor_merge_admission_profile() - } -} - -data gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership: List = [ - GeneratedArtifactDriftGate, - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate, - ExtdepsScopePlacementGate, - ProseRowIntroductionGate, - CheapClaimPoolGate, -] - -data gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership_note: String = "Declared cheap-floor gate membership (operator ruling 2026-07-22, fail-fast lane): the negligible-memory wet-declared gates (gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared) that check extdeps authority and generated-artifact drift — seconds each, no whole-tree compile. (The layering-imports direction gate was a member until the direction rule's deletion, operator ruling 2026-07-24; the publication-placement gate was deleted by operator ruling 2026-08-01.) They run in batch 0 BEFORE DagCompileCleanGate so an authority or drift violation reds in seconds instead of after the ~4min compile-clean anchor. WITHIN the cheap batch, GeneratedArtifactDriftGate is first: CheapClaimPoolGate was measured holding 9+ GiB for minutes as entry 0, and a later drift Bool(false) with HealNoChange + local green is consistent with running the live regenerate-and-compare pass after that pressure (CI #7765 @ d1e8d56). Membership is an explicit list, not inferred from profile fields, so enrollment changes are counted roster edits, never silent drift. Cheap gates are also floor_resource_anchor nodes: excluding them from discovery-flip corpus→gate serialization avoids a scheduler deadlock (cheap→compile data order requires cheap first; corpus→cheap resource order requires corpus first; compile→corpus data order closes the cycle). Dissolve-on: when per-gate cost attribution lands, derive from measurement." - -data gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership_disposition: Disposition = Scaffold { - dissolves_to: SingleAuthority, - bind: DeclarationRef { - module_path: "v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan", - decl_name: "gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership", - field: WholeDeclaration - } -} - -fn gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: Gate) -> Bool { - fold(gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership, init: false, f: fn(found, member) { - match member { - CheapClaimPoolGate => match g { CheapClaimPoolGate => true _ => found } - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => match g { ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => true _ => found } - GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => match g { GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => true _ => found } - ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => match g { ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => true _ => found } - ProseRowIntroductionGate => match g { ProseRowIntroductionGate => true _ => found } - _ => found - } - }) -} - -fn spec_enrolls_gate(spec: CiSpec, g: Gate) -> Bool { - fold(spec.gates, init: false, f: fn(found, sg) { - match sg { - CheapClaimPoolGate => match g { CheapClaimPoolGate => true _ => found } - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => match g { ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => true _ => found } - GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => match g { GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => true _ => found } - ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => match g { ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => true _ => found } - ProseRowIntroductionGate => match g { ProseRowIntroductionGate => true _ => found } - DagCompileCleanGate => match g { DagCompileCleanGate => true _ => found } - EmitHostGate => match g { EmitHostGate => true _ => found } - SourceRootIngestGate => match g { SourceRootIngestGate => true _ => found } - RegenVerifyGate => match g { RegenVerifyGate => true _ => found } - SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate => match g { SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate => true _ => found } - SelfHostStalenessGate => match g { SelfHostStalenessGate => true _ => found } - } - }) -} - -fn floor_compile_depends_on_cheap_gate(g: Gate) -> DependencyView { - DependencyView { - source: gate_node(g: g), - dependent: floor_compile_root_node(), - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: floor_compile_root_node() - } -} - -fn floor_cheap_gates_precede_compile_edges(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - fold(gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership, init: [], f: fn(acc, g) { - if spec_enrolls_gate(spec: spec, g: g) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: floor_compile_depends_on_cheap_gate(g: g)) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -data floor_corpus_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_corpus } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -fn entry_kind_is_execution(w: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Bool { - match w.kind { - ExecutionWitnessKind => true - CorpusWitnessKind => false - NativeBundleWitnessKind => true - } -} - -fn corpus_witness_entries(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - filter(xs: spec.witness_entries, predicate: fn(w) { - !entry_kind_is_execution(w: w) - }) -} - -fn execution_witness_entries(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - filter(xs: spec.witness_entries, predicate: fn(w) { - entry_kind_is_execution(w: w) - }) -} - -fn bin_witness_corpus_enrolled(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - length(xs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs) > 0 && length(xs: bin_witness_wet_entries) > 0 -} - -fn corpus_plan_nodes(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - concat( - if length(xs: corpus_witness_entries(spec: spec)) > 0 || length(xs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs) > 0 { [floor_corpus_node] } else { [] }, - concat( - if length(xs: execution_witness_entries(spec: spec)) > 0 { [execution_corpus_node] } else { [] }, - if bin_witness_corpus_enrolled(spec: spec) { [bin_witness_corpus_node] } else { [] } - ) - ) -} - -fn gate_node(g: Gate) -> Node { - match g { - EmitHostGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_emit } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - CheapClaimPoolGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_cheap_claim_pool } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_extdeps_external_authority } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - DagCompileCleanGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_compile } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_generated_artifact } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_extdeps_scope_placement } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - ProseRowIntroductionGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_prose_row_introduction } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - SourceRootIngestGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_sourceingest } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - RegenVerifyGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_regen_verify } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_self_host_reads_real_bytes } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - SelfHostStalenessGate => Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_gate_self_host_staleness } }, children: [], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence } - } -} - -fn floor_compile_root_node() -> Node { - gate_node(g: DagCompileCleanGate) -} - -fn floor_resource_anchor_node(node: Node) -> Bool { - (node == floor_compile_root_node()) - || (node == floor_corpus_node) - || (node == execution_corpus_node) - || (node == bin_witness_corpus_node) - || fold(gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership, init: false, f: fn(acc, g) { - acc || (node == gate_node(g: g)) - }) -} - -data gate_profile_memory_marker_note: String = "Gate memory classes are structural markers (Negligible vs Substantial) since the 2026-07-12 adaptive-width ruling: the fabricated per-gate byte predictions (per-shard peak, host-compiler spawn peak, and their sums) retired with the width folds they fed. Run-time concurrency is governed by the executor's memory governor against the slot's own cgroup budget; the marker still feeds co-residence structure (runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence)." - -fn gate_runnable_profile(g: Gate) -> RunnableResourceProfile { - let substantial = runnable_memory_substantial() - match g { - DagCompileCleanGate => - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: substantial, - execution_mode: Wet - ) - SourceRootIngestGate => - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: substantial, - execution_mode: Wet - ) - RegenVerifyGate => - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: substantial, - execution_mode: Wet - ) - SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate => - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: substantial, - execution_mode: Wet - ) - SelfHostStalenessGate => - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: substantial, - execution_mode: Wet - ) - EmitHostGate => - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: substantial, - execution_mode: Wet - ) - CheapClaimPoolGate => gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() - GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() - ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() - ProseRowIntroductionGate => gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() - } -} - -data gate_profile_wet_declaration_note: String = "Every floor GATE declares execution_mode: Wet explicitly — an honest declaration of pre-existing reality (the executor hardwired ExecutionMode::Wet at every witness-execution site until the profile field landed), kept while gates run effectful work (fmt/nextest, emit-host, regen, compile-clean shell receipts). The negligible-memory gates (extdeps external-authority scan and generated-artifact drift) are wet-DECLARED via gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared; per-gate hermetic tightening is a follow-on, each flip proven by a green hermetic run of that gate entry. The DISCOVERY and FALSIFIER corpus batches flipped to Hermetic with the audit receipt (claim_batch default-hermetic census 2026-07-12: 1042 PASS / 105 FAIL before remediation; the mode-typed refusals zeroed by the Filesystem.Read checkout carve-out, the git.Inspect.Toplevel checkout-root mock case, and the six wet-integration offline rows in gunbc.ci_layer_roots — see wet_integration_offline_note). The fail-closed default (runnable_resource_profile_negligible = Hermetic, absent profile = Hermetic at the executor) applies to every NEW runnable: an undeclared live effect refuses with a typed, located diagnostic instead of dispatching." - -fn gate_profile_negligible_wet_declared() -> RunnableResourceProfile { - runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_negligible(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) -} - -fn gate_runnable(g: Gate) -> Runnable { - let profile = gate_runnable_profile(g: g) - match g { - EmitHostGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "emit_host_gate_passes", profile: profile } - CheapClaimPoolGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "cheap_claim_pool_gate_passes", profile: profile } - ExtdepsExternalAuthorityGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "extdeps_external_authority_gate_passes", profile: profile } - DagCompileCleanGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes", profile: profile } - GeneratedArtifactDriftGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "generated_artifact_drift_gate_passes", profile: profile } - ExtdepsScopePlacementGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "extdeps_scope_placement_gate_passes", profile: profile } - ProseRowIntroductionGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "prose_row_introduction_gate_passes", profile: profile } - SourceRootIngestGate => RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: floor_source_root_ingest_gate_entry, - function: "source_root_ingest_gate_passes", - profile: profile - } - RegenVerifyGate => RunnableSingleClaim { entry: floor_gate_witness_entry, function: "regen_verify_gate_passes", profile: profile } - SelfHostReadsRealBytesGate => RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: floor_self_host_realized_comparison_gate_entry, - function: "self_host_realized_comparison_reads_real_bytes_gate_holds", - profile: profile - } - SelfHostStalenessGate => RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: floor_self_host_realized_comparison_gate_entry, - function: "self_host_realized_comparison_staleness_gate_holds", - profile: profile - } - } -} - -fn cheap_floor_gate_step_labels() -> List { - list_map( - xs: gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership, - f: fn(g) { runnable_step_label(r: gate_runnable(g: g)) } - ) -} - -fn floor_batch_has_any_cheap_gate(batch: List) -> Bool { - schedule_lens_batch_has_any_cheap_gate(batch: batch, cheap_gate_labels: cheap_floor_gate_step_labels()) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_stop_policy_for_github_event(event: String) -> FloorBatchStopPolicy { - match event { - "pull_request" => StopBeforeDependents - _ => FullLedger - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_plan_uses_batch_stop_policy(plan_function: String) -> Bool { - (plan_function == floor_plan_function) - || (plan_function == plan_artifact_plan_function) - || (plan_function == falsifier_plan_function) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_enrolled_runnable_labels_for(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - let gate_labels = list_map(xs: spec.gates, f: fn(g) { - runnable_single_claim_function(r: gate_runnable(g: g)) - }) - let corpus_labels = list_map(xs: corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec), f: fn(node) { - runnable_single_claim_function(r: runnable_for_node(node: node, spec: spec)) - }) - let spec_labels = concat(gate_labels, corpus_labels) - if gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled() { - list_snoc_item(xs: spec_labels, item: runnable_single_claim_function(r: gunbc_pr_native_batch())) - } else { - spec_labels - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_runnable_labels(batches: List>) -> List { - fold(batches, init: [], f: fn(acc, batch) { - fold(batch, init: acc, f: fn(inner, r) { - list_snoc_item(xs: inner, item: runnable_single_claim_function(r: r)) - }) - }) -} - -fn runnable_is_discovery_batch(r: Runnable) -> Bool { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => true - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => false - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => false - } -} - -fn batch_has_discovery_corpus(batch: List) -> Bool { - fold(batch, init: false, f: fn(found, r) { found || runnable_is_discovery_batch(r: r) }) -} - -fn witness_cheap_gates_only_in_early_batch(batches: List>) -> Bool { - fold(cheap_floor_gate_step_labels(), init: true, f: fn(ok, label) { - ok && floor_batch_contains_function(batch: batches.first(), target: label) - }) - && fold(skip(xs: batches, n: 1), init: true, f: fn(ok, batch) { - ok && !floor_batch_has_any_cheap_gate(batch: batch) - }) -} - -fn witness_no_corpus_batch_contains_cheap_gate(batches: List>) -> Bool { - fold(batches, init: true, f: fn(ok, batch) { - if batch_has_discovery_corpus(batch: batch) { - ok && !floor_batch_has_any_cheap_gate(batch: batch) - } else { - ok - } - }) -} - -fn witness_cheap_gates_precede_all_corpus_batches() -> Bool { - let batches = gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() - witness_cheap_gates_only_in_early_batch(batches: batches) - && witness_no_corpus_batch_contains_cheap_gate(batches: batches) -} - -fn witness_non_cheap_gate_absent_from_early_batch() -> Bool { - !floor_batch_contains_function( - batch: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches().first(), - target: ci_floor_compile_gate_fn - ) -} - -fn witness_floor_stop_policy_pr_is_fail_fast() -> Bool { - match gunbc_ci_floor_batch_stop_policy_for_github_event(event: "pull_request") { - StopBeforeDependents => true - FullLedger => false - } -} - -fn witness_floor_stop_policy_push_is_full_ledger() -> Bool { - match gunbc_ci_floor_batch_stop_policy_for_github_event(event: "push") { - FullLedger => true - StopBeforeDependents => false - } -} - -fn witness_floor_stop_policy_unknown_defaults_full_ledger() -> Bool { - match gunbc_ci_floor_batch_stop_policy_for_github_event(event: "__unknown_event__") { - FullLedger => true - StopBeforeDependents => false - } -} - -fn witness_floor_batch_stop_policy_plan_roster_enrolled() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_floor_plan_uses_batch_stop_policy(plan_function: floor_plan_function) - && gunbc_ci_floor_plan_uses_batch_stop_policy(plan_function: plan_artifact_plan_function) - && gunbc_ci_floor_plan_uses_batch_stop_policy(plan_function: falsifier_plan_function) - && !gunbc_ci_floor_plan_uses_batch_stop_policy(plan_function: "bre_claim_batches") -} - -fn corpus_source_roots() -> List { - witness_layer_roots -} - -data gunbc_ci_adaptive_width_note: String = "Adaptive width (operator ruling 2026-07-12, superseding the pinned-cap regime): the plan no longer authors spawn widths or per-shard byte predictions — the retired machinery was gunbc_ci_corpus_discovery_spawn_width_cap (pinned 1 after the run 28999086030 width=2 OOM), the per-plan *_plan_spawn_width fns the executor evaluated by name, and the gunbc.ci_floor_measurement width folds over hand-edited peak samples (pins freezing derivations: stale samples predated the enrollment flip, and the base-overhead re-measure chased its own tail — the July OOM/wedge regime). The executor now governs concurrency at run time: v1_compiler::memory_governor admits workers AIMD-style against the slot's OWN declared budget (memory.high else memory.max else MemAvailable else MemTotal — MemAvailable precedes MemTotal on uncapped hosts because the kernel's availability estimate excludes the co-tenant baseline that let run 29180195694 reach physical RAM; GUNBC_MEMORY_BUDGET_BYTES to override). Admission is paced (at most one worker whose front-loaded index-build cost has not yet landed), predictive (the run measures its first worker's share over the pool baseline and admits only while current + share fits under high-water), and ceilinged at half the budget — the maturation reserve: the 2026-07-12 run series proved admitted demand matures minutes after admission at ~7x its digest-time footprint, so reactive arms alone always observe it too late and half the pipe stays reserved for in-flight growth. The creep-episode edge (memory.current high-water, PSI some avg10, swap growth) halves the window AND holds admissions — early congestion is TCP's ECN, not a stop-and-hope — while hard events halve it again (memory.events high/oom_kill deltas) and memory.current crossing the declared budget itself collapses the window to one (the reachable loss signal on uncapped hosts, where memory.events never fires); the width-1 progress floor still guarantees forward motion. The window re-grows additively on calm completions. Every hold/back-off is typed, counted, and surfaced in the [governor] receipt line (DESIGN §5: loud bounded degradation, never an absorbing widen). Dissolve-on: graph-derived per-node demand (CostAccount.space measured, the realization-measurement lane) replaces the reactive estimator and the governor demotes to a safety net." - -data gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note: String = "Fast-lane 5-second rule (operator ruling 2026-07-12): a witness whose OWN eval takes 5 seconds or longer does not run in per-PR discovery — it lives under a long/ test dir (dag/test/claim/long/, src/v2/test/claim/long/), excluded from discovery at dir grain (gunbc.ci_layer_roots) and triggered independently (local recipe: claim_batch --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry --functions ; scheduled-lane enrollment rides the falsifier follow-on). Enforcement is by execution, not census: the executor arms a cooperative per-witness eval deadline from the budget row below (v1_interpreter EvalBudgetExceeded — a typed FAIL row naming the over-budget witness; the bound unwinds from INSIDE eval because in-process worker threads have no kill authority, the Phase A governor lesson). The deadline arms at eval start, so resolve/index cost is infra and never counted against the witness (the operator's carve-out: 'assuming the infra isn't the problem'). This is also the wedge tourniquet: an unbounded eval that previously burned the 270-minute step cap in billed silence (run 29183446733: 243 of 270 minutes after the last progress line, zero witnesses completed) now fails red in seconds with its name in the log. Dissolve-on: per-witness declared cost envelopes (the witness-cost-locality admission law) replace the blanket lane budget with declared rows." - -data gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget: Second = second(count: 5) - -fn gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { - second_count(s: gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget) * 1000 -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_seconds() -> List { - map(gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, c => second_count(s: c.overhead)) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_per_unit_ms() -> List { - map(gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, c => millisecond_count(m: c.per_unit)) -} - -// The positional clamp's citation is PROJECTED from the same rows the numbers come from, never -// spelled in the executor's format string. That is the difference between a diagnostic whose -// authority is derived and one that merely agrees with the model until someone edits one of them: -// a hardcoded citation stays green while the value it names moves, which is exactly the failure -// this pair exists to make unwritable (std.realization_schedule RunnableBatchClamp). -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_authority_modules() -> List { - map(gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, c => c.authority.module_path) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_authority_decls() -> List { - map(gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, c => c.authority.decl_name) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_overhead_seconds() -> Int { - second_count(s: gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp.overhead) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_rate_per_unit_ms() -> Int { - millisecond_count(m: gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp.per_unit) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_ms(units: Int) -> Int { - (second_count(s: gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp.overhead) * 1000) + (units * millisecond_count(m: gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp.per_unit)) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_compile_clean_wall_exceeds_clamp(observed_ms: Int, units: Int) -> Bool { - observed_ms > gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_ms(units: units) -} - -fn witness_floor_batch_clamp_params_cover_schedule() -> Bool { - let positional_batches = fold(gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches(), init: 0, f: fn(count, batch) { - if fold(batch, init: false, f: fn(found, runnable) { - found || match runnable_batch_clamp_source(r: runnable) { - RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp => true - RunnableOwnsBatchClamp { clamp: _ } => false - } - }) { - count + 1 - } else { - count - } - }) - length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params) == positional_batches -} - -fn witness_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_all_positive() -> Bool { - fold(gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_overhead_seconds(), init: true, f: fn(ok, b) { ok && (b > 0) }) -} - -fn witness_floor_batch_clamp_rate_all_nonneg() -> Bool { - fold(gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_per_unit_ms(), init: true, f: fn(ok, b) { ok && (b >= 0) }) -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_budget_note: String = "Whole-receipt wall-time budget for the nightly falsifier Wet self-host lane (operator ruling 2026-07-15, Wave 2 CI substrate STEP 3; kill-at-deadline 2026-07-25): bounds emit+cargo total wall time per witness — the wet receipt IS each module's Definition-of-Done, and cargo dominates (std/logic template ~101s wall, 06_translate ~52s measured Refinement-1). claim_executor arms this budget for discovery batches whose explicit entries intersect falsifier_self_host_wet_entries OR falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries — never for silent-pick (owns gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget) or rehomed bin. Primary refusal is WitnessWallBudgetExceeded: shell waits kill the process group at the ceiling (Finding 1 kill-at-deadline); wall_budget_completion_outcome remains the completion-side backstop. Secondary gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_interp_eval_budget arms the cooperative CPU eval deadline for interpreter-wedge detection only (subprocess cargo I/O is wall-counted, not CPU-counted). Receipted ceilings: logic template 101s, 06_translate 52s — 600s per receipt leaves headroom for larger modules while keeping 11-module upper bound (~9.5min measured) far under the 270m falsifier step budget. A raise requires a dated re-basis note (same discipline as floor batch walls) — never to absorb a cache-cold host." - -data gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget: Second = second(count: 600) - -fn gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { - second_count(s: gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget) * 1000 -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_interp_eval_budget: Second = second(count: 120) - -fn gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_interp_eval_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { - second_count(s: gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_interp_eval_budget) * 1000 -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_budget_note: String = "Whole-receipt wall-time budget for the nightly falsifier silent-pick gate (review #7199 2026-07-25): after the category-error fix removed the mis-scoped self-host 600s ceiling, this row must not go unbudgeted — it is the largest corpus-denominated computational witness on the falsifier and grows with the tree. Basis (two-tier: worst host + spread): run 30164623968 srv3-04 PASS at 717940ms; prior fail-under-mis-scope 30158767015 at 707687ms; main-class cold 30160229060 at 815018ms. Worst observed 815s + ~100s host spread → 900s dated ceiling. Kill-at-deadline applies (same WitnessWallBudgetExceeded arm). Raise requires an appended dated re-basis — never a silent widen." - -data gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget: Second = second(count: 900) - -fn gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { - second_count(s: gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget) * 1000 -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_budget_note: String = "Per-witness eval budget for the Hermetic substrate long lane (falsifier batch 6), dated 2026-07-26. WHY IT EXISTS: budgets are scoped by LANE, never by witness kind. claim_executor previously selected the eval ceiling by execution_mode.is_hermetic(), so every Hermetic batch inherited gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget — including the one lane whose entire purpose is hosting rows OVER that budget. The lane's first scheduled execution (run 30176416535, 2026-07-25) reddened with 7 of 10 rows killed at 5001-5013ms by a refusal whose own text says the row 'lives in a long/ test dir and runs via its dedicated lane': the budget had followed it there. The executor now arms this row for discovery batches whose explicit entries intersect falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries, and the residual (Hermetic, no lane roster) keeps the fast lane — so a future lane that forgets to declare a ceiling reds loudly at 5s rather than running unbounded (the arm narrows, never widens, DESIGN 5). BASIS (two-tier: worst row + host spread; all ten rows measured by execution, cold, local, 2026-07-26 — CI had never produced a green row on this lane). Seven affected_set_provenance_producer rows: 11906, 12213, 12229, 12714, 13032, 13654, 13770ms. Two edit_locus_source_provenance rows: 12384, 12558ms — measurable only after repair, since both were self-recursing wrappers that had never executed (edit_locus_source_provenance_wrapper_shadowing_note). One wave1_gate1_d census row: 126921ms here, 134526ms on the merry-ibex-306 cold run 2026-07-25 (the worst observed, and the row's declared basis). Worst observed 134.5s + host spread (the floor runs under adaptive-width memory pressure; the silent-pick lane's receipted spread was ~12% of an 815s row) -> 180s dated ceiling. Same shape as the wet lanes: one lane ceiling sized to its worst row, not per-row envelopes. A raise requires an appended dated re-basis — never a silent widen to absorb a slow host. Dissolve-on: per-witness declared cost envelopes (the witness-cost-locality admission law, the same trigger gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note names) replace every blanket lane budget with declared per-row rows." - -data gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_witness_eval_budget: Second = second(count: 180) - -fn gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_eval_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { - second_count(s: gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_witness_eval_budget) * 1000 -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_projection_note: String = "A UNIT PROJECTION, NOT A SECOND BUDGET. The value is gunbc.falsifier_workflow gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes, which is itself derived by subtracting the flush allowance from the step timeout the workflow declares — this function only converts that one authority's minutes into the milliseconds the seed's budget seam reads, exactly as gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_eval_budget_ms converts seconds beside it. Re-deriving the subtraction here, or writing the minute count as a literal, would be a second representation of a number whose whole correctness property is that it stays below the cap it is subtracted from." - -fn gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_ms() -> Int { - gunbc_falsifier_soft_deadline_minutes() * 60 * 1000 -} - -// EVERY WITNESS BATCH RUNS ITS WHOLE ROSTER, and there is no longer a mechanism that -// could do otherwise (operator directive 2026-08-13, "just run all the witnesses -// unconditionally"; affected-set selection deleted outright 2026-08-15). The selection -// axis is gone from Runnable itself, so an unrun roster row is a defect rather than a -// policy — which is the point: while the field existed, layers unrelated to scheduling -// read it and DECIDED from it. -// -// WHY THE PREMISE HOLDS, measured rather than assumed: on run 31672107941 the corpus node -// reported resolve 931.0s against evalu 96.1s across 9024 discovered witnesses, of which -// 4840 were skipped. Evaluation is ~9% of the node and the preparation it gates is the -// other ~91%, so selection was buying avoided PREPARATION, not avoided checking -- and -// that preparation is the entry-major defect the floor program exists to remove, not a -// cost worth a second mechanism to dodge. Run 31745991795 then measured the flip itself: -// 64m32s over 9267 witnesses with selection off, against selection-on runs spanning -// 47-74m, so the added cost was not separable from run-to-run noise on this fleet. -// -fn corpus_runnable_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs, - explicit_entries: corpus_witness_entries(spec: spec), - exclude_substrings: witness_exclusion_substrings(), - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Hermetic - ) - } -} - -data execution_corpus_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_execution_corpus } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -fn execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: execution_witness_entries(spec: spec), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -data bin_witness_corpus_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^gunbc_floor_bin_witness_corpus } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data bin_witness_corpus_note: String = "The bin-execution witness batch: the declared Wet lane for witnesses whose fns execute compiled seed witness binaries (gunbc.ci_layer_roots bin_witness_wet_entries — see bin_witness_wet_note there). They ran silently wet inside the discovery corpus until the hermetic flip; now the discovery batch is Hermetic and these rows keep their per-PR coverage under an explicit Wet profile (spawns_host_compiler: the runner may cargo-build a missing witness bin locally; in CI the build job prebuilds them). Enrolled only when the spec runs live discovery (bin_witness_corpus_enrolled), so regen/emit-determinism/synthetic specs carry no bin batch." - -fn bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: bin_witness_wet_entries, - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -fn floor_nodes(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - let roots = corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec) - fold(spec.gates, init: roots, f: fn(acc, g) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: gate_node(g: g)) - }) -} - -fn floor_depends_on_compile(dependent: Node) -> DependencyView { - DependencyView { - source: floor_compile_root_node(), - dependent: dependent, - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: dependent - } -} - -fn floor_resource_depends_on(source: Node, dependent: Node) -> DependencyView { - DependencyView { - source: source, - dependent: dependent, - kind: ResourceDependsOn, - usage_site: dependent - } -} - -fn floor_corpus_exclusion_resource_edges(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - let corpus_nodes = corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec) - let floor_present = length(xs: corpus_witness_entries(spec: spec)) > 0 || length(xs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs) > 0 - let after_floor_corpus = concat( - if floor_present && length(xs: execution_witness_entries(spec: spec)) > 0 { - [floor_resource_depends_on(source: floor_corpus_node, dependent: execution_corpus_node)] - } else { - [] - }, - if floor_present && bin_witness_corpus_enrolled(spec: spec) { - [floor_resource_depends_on(source: floor_corpus_node, dependent: bin_witness_corpus_node)] - } else { - [] - } - ) - fold(spec.gates, init: after_floor_corpus, f: fn(acc, g) { - let node = gate_node(g: g) - if floor_resource_anchor_node(node: node) { - acc - } else if runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence(profile: gate_runnable_profile(g: g)) { - fold(corpus_nodes, init: acc, f: fn(edges, corpus_node) { - list_snoc_item( - xs: edges, - item: floor_resource_depends_on(source: corpus_node, dependent: node) - ) - }) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -fn floor_heavy_resolve_chain_resource_edges(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - let heavy_nodes = fold(spec.gates, init: [], f: fn(acc, g) { - let node = gate_node(g: g) - if floor_resource_anchor_node(node: node) { - acc - } else if runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: gate_runnable_profile(g: g)) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: node) - } else { - acc - } - }) - zip_map( - a: heavy_nodes, - b: skip(xs: heavy_nodes, n: 1), - f: fn(prev, next) { - floor_resource_depends_on(source: prev, dependent: next) - } - ) -} - -fn floor_spec_has_compile_gate(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - fold(spec.gates, init: false, f: fn(acc, g) { - match g { - DagCompileCleanGate => true - _ => acc - } - }) -} - -fn floor_data_dependencies(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - if floor_spec_has_compile_gate(spec: spec) { - concat( - floor_cheap_gates_precede_compile_edges(spec: spec), - fold( - spec.gates, - init: fold(corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec), init: [], f: fn(acc, corpus_node) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: floor_depends_on_compile(dependent: corpus_node)) - }), - f: fn(acc, g) { - match g { - DagCompileCleanGate => acc - _ => - if gate_in_cheap_floor_membership(g: g) { - acc - } else { - list_snoc_item( - xs: acc, - item: floor_depends_on_compile(dependent: gate_node(g: g)) - ) - } - } - } - ) - ) - } else { - [] - } -} - -fn floor_regen_emit_artifact_resource_edges(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - let has_staleness = fold(spec.gates, init: false, f: fn(acc, g) { - match g { - SelfHostStalenessGate => true - _ => acc - } - }) - let has_regen = fold(spec.gates, init: false, f: fn(acc, g) { - match g { - RegenVerifyGate => true - _ => acc - } - }) - if has_staleness && has_regen { - [ - floor_resource_depends_on( - source: gate_node(g: RegenVerifyGate), - dependent: gate_node(g: SelfHostStalenessGate) - ) - ] - } else { - [] - } -} - -data gunbc_ci_corpus_discovery_batch_isolation_note: String = "Discovery-flip batch isolation under cheap-gate-early ordering (operator ruling 2026-07-22, fail-fast lane; run 29120615071 receipt retained under adaptive width): when discovery_scan_dirs is non-empty, resource edges from every enrolled corpus plan node (floor_corpus_node, execution_corpus_node when ExecutionWitnessKind rows exist, bin_witness_corpus_node when enrolled) to every non-anchor gate still isolate corpus batches from gates so gates start only after discovery completes and walk_memo holds the shared index. Cheap gates are floor_resource_anchor nodes and are EXCLUDED from corpus→gate serialization (the anchor carve-out): cheap→compile data deps require cheap first; corpus→cheap would deadlock with compile→corpus data order; anchors break the cycle by letting cheap gates run without waiting behind corpus while still feeding walk_memo to later gates. Dissolve-on: when per-gate cost attribution lands, derive from measurement." - -fn floor_discovery_flip_corpus_serializes_before_gates_edges(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - if length(xs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs) > 0 { - let corpus_nodes = corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec) - fold(spec.gates, init: [], f: fn(acc, g) { - let node = gate_node(g: g) - if floor_resource_anchor_node(node: node) { - acc - } else { - fold(corpus_nodes, init: acc, f: fn(edges, corpus_node) { - list_snoc_item( - xs: edges, - item: floor_resource_depends_on(source: corpus_node, dependent: node) - ) - }) - } - }) - } else { - [] - } -} - -fn floor_discovery_flip_corpus_gate_serialization_edge_count(spec: CiSpec) -> Int { - floor_non_anchor_gate_count(spec: spec) * length(xs: corpus_plan_nodes(spec: spec)) -} - -fn floor_non_anchor_gate_count(spec: CiSpec) -> Int { - fold(spec.gates, init: 0, f: fn(count, g) { - if floor_resource_anchor_node(node: gate_node(g: g)) { count } else { count + 1 } - }) -} - -fn floor_resource_dependencies(spec: CiSpec) -> List { - concat( - floor_discovery_flip_corpus_serializes_before_gates_edges(spec: spec), - concat( - floor_corpus_exclusion_resource_edges(spec: spec), - concat( - floor_heavy_resolve_chain_resource_edges(spec: spec), - floor_regen_emit_artifact_resource_edges(spec: spec) - ) - ) - ) -} - -fn floor_dependencies_with(spec: CiSpec, serialize_heavy: Bool) -> List { - let data_deps = floor_data_dependencies(spec: spec) - if serialize_heavy { - concat(data_deps, floor_resource_dependencies(spec: spec)) - } else { - data_deps - } -} - -fn floor_unrunnable_sentinel() -> Runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: "", - function: "__gunbc_ci_floor_unmapped__", - profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() - } -} - -fn runnable_for_node(node: Node, spec: CiSpec) -> Runnable { - if node == floor_corpus_node { - corpus_runnable_for(spec: spec) - } else if node == execution_corpus_node { - execution_corpus_runnable_for(spec: spec) - } else if node == bin_witness_corpus_node { - bin_witness_corpus_runnable_for() - } else { - fold(spec.gates, init: floor_unrunnable_sentinel(), f: fn(acc, g) { - if node == gate_node(g: g) { gate_runnable(g: g) } else { acc } - }) - } -} - -fn runnables_for_batch(batch: ExecutorBatch, spec: CiSpec) -> List { - fold(batch.jobs, init: [], f: fn(acc, job) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: runnable_for_node(node: job.node, spec: spec)) - }) -} - -fn runnables_for_executor_batches(batches: List, spec: CiSpec) -> List> { - fold(batches, init: [], f: fn(acc, batch) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: runnables_for_batch(batch: batch, spec: spec)) - }) -} - -fn floor_schedule_via_runner_for(spec: CiSpec, serialize_heavy: Bool) -> List> { - match runner_schedule_plan_from_dependencies( - nodes: floor_nodes(spec: spec), - dependencies: floor_dependencies_with(spec: spec, serialize_heavy: serialize_heavy), - value: runner_ordering_only - ) { - RunnerScheduleComplete { batches: batches, store: store } => - if runner_schedule_store_covers_nodes(store: store, nodes: floor_nodes(spec: spec)) { - runnables_for_executor_batches(batches: batches, spec: spec) - } else { - [[floor_unrunnable_sentinel()]] - } - RunnerScheduleBlocked { evidence: _ } => [[floor_unrunnable_sentinel()]] - } -} - -fn floor_schedule_for(spec: CiSpec, serialize_heavy: Bool) -> List> { - floor_schedule_via_runner_for(spec: spec, serialize_heavy: serialize_heavy) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_inner() -> List> { - floor_schedule_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec, serialize_heavy: true) -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: CiSpec) -> RealizationPlan { - RealizationPlan { - target: ci_floor_target_digest - objective: RealizationObjective { goals: width_fold_objective_goals() } - schedule: floor_schedule_for(spec: spec, serialize_heavy: true) - total: cost_account_predicted_zero() - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan() -> RealizationPlan { - let base = gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - RealizationPlan { - target: base.target - objective: base.objective - schedule: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() - total: base.total - } -} - -data falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier batch 2 (Wave 2 CI substrate): the declared Wet lane for emit->compile->run->equals-seed self-host behavioral receipts (v2.compiler.self_host.wet_receipt_enrollment falsifier_self_host_wet_entries — template + frontier-flipped SelfEmitted bindings only; see falsifier_self_host_wet_note in gunbc.ci_layer_roots). Gate-4 std/logic is the inaugural green template; compiler modules enroll when frontier rows flip SelfEmitted with a declared binding — never known-red. Whole-receipt wall budget: gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget. Runs SelectionApplied after the hermetic predict-only affected-set sweep; claim_executor halts batch 2 if batch 1 fails (fail-closed). REHOME 2026-07-25: enrollment gated on falsifier_self_host_wet_cadence_is_active (active since 2026-08-06 Lane D); roster retained for local recipe." - -fn falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - falsifier_self_host_wet_cadence_is_active() - && (length(xs: falsifier_self_host_wet_entries()) > 0) -} - -data falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier batch 3 (Phase 0(b) admission invariant): the declared Hermetic probe lane for known-red quarantined witnesses whose subject resolves under witness_layer_roots (gunbc.explicit_witness_admission known_red_probe_corpus_roster — see known_red_probe_note). Rows needing the dag plus src/v1 envelope (src/v1 paths and dag witnesses that import v1.*) run on the ordinary floor under v1_claim_scoped_known_red_probe_batch. Runs SelectionApplied after the wet self-host batch; EXPECT RED on main so greening is a counted un-quarantine event, never a hand discovery. Distinct from falsifier_self_host_wet (green-only SelfEmitted receipts)." - -fn falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: known_red_probe_corpus_roster()) > 0 -} - -data falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier batch 4 (#6967 consumption — see falsifier_silent_pick_gate_note in gunbc.ci_layer_roots): the declared Wet bin-execution lane for the resolution-divergence-census silent-pick refusal. Runs SelectionApplied after the known-red probe batch; claim_executor halts this batch if an earlier one fails (fail-closed), matching the other three falsifier batches. Whole-receipt wall budget: gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_receipt_wall_budget (900s dated basis, review #7199)." - -fn falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries) > 0 -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_silent_pick_gate_entries, - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -data falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier Wet expect_red quarantine (review #7199 2026-07-25): SelfEmitted module behavioral receipts that red on assemble — see falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_note. Runs SelectionApplied after the green wet batch (when enrolled) / before the hermetic known-red probe; claim_executor expect_red-inverts. Whole-receipt wall budget: gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_receipt_wall_budget (kill-at-deadline). Greening is a counted un-quarantine." - -fn gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_entries, - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -data falsifier_known_red_probe_budget_partition_note: String = "ONE lane, FOUR batches at most, each homogeneous in BOTH facts that govern it: the declared EVAL BUDGET and the declared EXPECTATION KIND. Neither is authored — every batch is derived from the admission rows, so a new admission moves itself into the right batch without editing this plan, and an empty side schedules no batch (an empty explicit-entry discovery batch would be a run over nothing reporting green — the vacuity DESIGN 6 names). BUDGET, because claim_executor arms an eval ceiling per BATCH, so a batch mixing fast and long rows gives every fast row the long ceiling. EXPECTATION KIND, because a pre-verdict row stops the batch at RESOLVE before any witness produces an outcome, and that stop is admitted only when EVERY entry declared a pre-verdict refusal — so one such row mixed in with assertion-false rows reds siblings that were holding quarantine correctly (cursor review 50216 found exactly this; the budget split alone reintroduced the batch-wide coupling this lane exists to remove, one axis over). Lane count and lane enrollment are unchanged: the outer FalsifierLaneBatch.batch was already a list." - -fn gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_over( - entries: List -) -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: entries, - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Hermetic - ) - } -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_if_nonempty(entries: List) -> List { - if length(xs: entries) > 0 { - [gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_over(entries: entries)] - } else { - [] - } -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batches() -> List { - concat( - concat( - gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_if_nonempty( - entries: known_red_probe_corpus_fast_budget_roster() - ), - gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_if_nonempty( - entries: known_red_probe_corpus_long_budget_roster() - ) - ), - concat( - gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_if_nonempty( - entries: known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_fast_budget_roster() - ), - gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_if_nonempty( - entries: known_red_probe_corpus_pre_verdict_long_budget_roster() - ) - ) - ) -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_self_host_wet_entries(), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_note: String = "Native-cache cold control plan (widen-only, the compile-clean cold-control pattern): the COLD-VALID roster (falsifier_native_cache_cold_roster — agreement + native_cold legs only, never the full aggregates whose cold_then_warm legs assert the warm-ness this control deliberately destroys), run by the falsifier cold-control step with GUNBC_CI_NATIVE_CACHE_COLD_CONTROL=1 so every .native_ready marker is ignored and the full emit+cargo+run chain executes cold. Can only force MORE work per entry than the warm nightly batch, never less; a warm-poisoned entry (content_verified_on_read=false in extdeps.realization.native_artifact_cache) surfaces here as a cold-vs-warm receipt divergence." - -fn gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_native_cache_cold_roster(), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: [[gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batch()]], - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} - -fn falsifier_batches_append_if_enrolled(acc: List>, enrolled: Bool, batch: Runnable) -> List> { - if enrolled { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: [batch]) - } else { - acc - } -} - -data falsifier_gate_batch_note: String = "The EXECUTING consumer for gates enrolled on gunbc.commit_workflow's FalsifierCadenceJob surface — the gate counterpart of gunbc_falsifier_cadence_witness_batch, and it lands in the same change as project_falsifier_gates and the gate-half wall for the reason that note already states: a surface tag with no batch reading it is enrollment-by-illusion. Until this existed, the FalsifierCadenceJob surface accepted a gate row syntactically and executed it nowhere, and no witness could red on that because the bare-deenrollment wall filtered on enrollment_is_witness_claim. GRAIN: one batch holding every cadence gate, not one batch per gate — the gates are mutually independent (each is its own RunnableSingleClaim with its own profile from gate_runnable) and the falsifier's fail-closed halt already sequences batches, so splitting them would buy ordering nobody needs and cost a batch boundary each. AT LANDING THIS APPENDS NOTHING: no gate rides FalsifierCadenceJob until the measured flips land, so falsifier_gate_batch_enrolled() is false and the batch chain is byte-identical — the same zero-behaviour-change-until-flip discipline gunbc_pr_native_batch_note follows. Profile is NOT restated here: each runnable carries gate_runnable_profile(g), the single authority the per-PR floor reads, so a gate's resource shape cannot fork between the two lanes." - -fn falsifier_gate_runnables() -> List { - list_map(xs: project_falsifier_gates(roster: commit_gate_roster), f: fn(g) { gate_runnable(g: g) }) -} - -fn falsifier_gate_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: falsifier_gate_runnables()) > 0 -} - -data falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier batch 5 (CI floor endgame D6, 2026-07-23): the declared Wet bin-execution lane for rows RE-HOMED off the per-PR bin-witness batch because their measured wall exceeds bin_witness_wet_per_row_wall_budget_seconds (gunbc.ci_layer_roots falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_rows — typed frontier rows, reason + dissolve_on each). Same mechanism as the other falsifier lanes (RunnableDiscoveryBatch, SelectionApplied, fail-closed halt on earlier batch failure), so correctness coverage continues at the 4-hourly cadence while the per-PR floor keeps only short/quick rows." - -fn falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_entries()) > 0 -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_entries(), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -data falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_note: String = "Nightly falsifier batch 6 (test-decomposition Class C, 2026-07-25): the declared Hermetic lane for SubstrateInputsOnly ingest/parse pipeline witnesses whose own eval exceeds the per-PR 5s fast-lane budget (gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note) — the live-grain half of the provenance-producer Class C split, joined 2026-07-25 by the wave1_gate1_d_census row (falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries in gunbc.ci_layer_roots). Runs SelectionApplied after the rehomed-bin-wet batch; claim_executor halts this batch if an earlier one fails (fail-closed)." - -fn falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries()) > 0 -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries(), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: false, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Hermetic - ) - } -} - -data gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches_note: String = "THE SINGLE ENROLLMENT AUTHORITY, and the reason it replaced a chain of append-if-enrolled lets. Both the executed schedule and the per-component LANE attribution are projections of this one ordered list, so an added lane cannot reach the schedule without also reaching attribution — the divergence stops being writable rather than being caught afterwards (DESIGN section 5, construction over validation; the higher rung of section 4b's ladder). Before this, the lane fact was known only inside each batch's constructor name and was DISCARDED the moment the schedule flattened to List>: the receipt could say a batch was red but nothing could say which roster it was, because the label the seed stamps is generated from the runnable's shape ('discovery-corpus[N root(s)+M explicit, adaptive width]') and names no lane. A parallel hand-authored lane table would have restored the name at the cost of a second representation that drifts on the next enrollment flip (DESIGN section 3) — hence one list, two readings. ORDER IS LOAD-BEARING and is preserved exactly as the former let-chain appended: predict-only always first, then wet, wet-known-red, known-red probe, silent-pick gate, rehomed bin wet, substrate long lane, cadence witness, and the gate GROUP last. Position determines the 1-based component index the receipt reports, which is the join key gunbc.falsifier_lane uses; reordering these rows renumbers components and is a schedule change, not a refactor. Batches are constructed eagerly for unenrolled lanes exactly as the former helper's eager argument did, so enrollment gates membership and never construction." - -type FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: FalsifierLane - enrolled: Bool - batch: List -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches() -> List { - [ - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneSelfHostWet, - enrolled: falsifier_self_host_wet_batch_enrolled(), - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_batch()] - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneSelfHostWetKnownRed, - enrolled: falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch_enrolled(), - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_self_host_wet_known_red_batch()] - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneKnownRedProbe, - enrolled: falsifier_known_red_probe_batch_enrolled(), - batch: gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batches() - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneSilentPickGate, - enrolled: falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch_enrolled(), - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_silent_pick_gate_batch()] - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneRehomedBinWet, - enrolled: falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch_enrolled(), - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch()] - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneSubstrateLongLane, - enrolled: falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch_enrolled(), - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch()] - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneCadenceWitness, - enrolled: falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_enrolled(), - batch: [gunbc_falsifier_cadence_witness_batch()] - }, - FalsifierLaneBatch { - lane: LaneGates, - enrolled: falsifier_gate_batch_enrolled(), - batch: falsifier_gate_runnables() - } - ] -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches() -> List> { - fold(gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches(), init: [], f: fn(acc, row) { - if row.enrolled { concat(acc, [row.batch]) } else { acc } - }) -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_planned_components() -> List { - falsifier_planned_components( - enrollments: gunbc_falsifier_lane_batches() - |> map(row => FalsifierLaneEnrollment { lane: row.lane, enrolled: row.enrolled }) - ) -} - -data falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_note: String = "The live consumer for gunbc.commit_workflow's FalsifierCadenceJob surface — the scheduled home for declared CommitWitnessClaim rows priced out of the per-PR floor (falsifier_cadence_surface_note). WHY THIS BATCH HAS TO EXIST IN THE SAME CHANGE that re-homes the rows: a surface tag with no batch reading it is enrollment-by-illusion, the exact ~54-dark-file state under test/claim/long/ that the re-home is supposed to stop adding to, and it would present as a clean green diff. So the enrollment predicate and this batch land together, and gauntlet_lane_enrollment_witness_test reds per-PR if a row ever sits on the surface without reaching here. Profile mirrors gunbc_falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_batch (Wet, host compiler, substantial memory): the re-homed rows are execution-kind witnesses whose cost is exactly why they left the floor. SelectionApplied so the cadence run still records predictions — the falsifier's own divergence accounting stays intact for these rows rather than being exempted." - -fn falsifier_cadence_witness_entries() -> List { - project_falsifier_witness_entries(roster: commit_gate_roster) -} - -fn falsifier_cadence_witness_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: falsifier_cadence_witness_entries()) > 0 -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_cadence_witness_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: falsifier_cadence_witness_entries(), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -data gunbc_pr_native_batch_note: String = "Production selected-entry native bundle, slice 1 (2026-08-02): the complete bounded population is meet, join, and complement from std.selected_witness_bundle's SelectedWitnessPlan. One NativeBundleWitnessKind row names the pure .dag process-spec selector; claim_executor preserves that kind and launches one content-addressed Rust bundle whose main directly calls all three members. The interpreter remains an explicitly timed equivalence ORACLE only (CI-0 cutover 2026-08-08: the counted interpreter fallback is deleted — native is authoritative for this population and native unavailability is a typed refusal carrying build log + stderr; std.selected_witness_bundle native_production_transition_no_fallback_note), and a separately content-addressed all-wrong bundle is the live planted RED. Scale to the next stable shard when either generated closure exceeds 32 members or measured cold compile / peak cgroup memory exceeds twice this slice's recorded baseline; those are observable code-generation and closure-scaling triggers, not a universal-bundle promise." - -fn gunbc_pr_native_entries() -> List { - [ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/native_selected_witness_bundle_production.dag" - function: "native_selected_logic_production_spec" - kind: NativeBundleWitnessKind - }] -} - -fn gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled() -> Bool { - length(xs: gunbc_pr_native_entries()) > 0 -} - -fn gunbc_pr_native_batch() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: gunbc_pr_native_entries(), - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, - spawns_host_compiler: true, - memory: runnable_memory_substantial(), - execution_mode: Wet - ) - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() -> List> { - let ordinary = falsifier_batches_append_if_enrolled( - acc: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec).schedule, - enrolled: gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled(), - batch: gunbc_pr_native_batch() - ) - ordinary -} - -data affected_set_selection_deleted_note: String = "AFFECTED-SET SELECTION IS DELETED, not disabled (2026-08-15), and this row is the record of what that removed. The 2026-08-13 directive flipped the three ordinary witness batches to SelectionOff and left the mechanism standing under the cadence lanes, the expect-red probes and the v1 scoped batch. That state was unstable in a specific way: NodeFrontierSelection sat on the generic Runnable type, so layers with no scheduling responsibility read the field and decided from it, and the arm that survived on the required path was the one that meant `do not select`.\n\nWHAT WAS DELETED WITH IT: the selection kernel (v2.workflow.affected_set_floor_runner and its disposition fold), the SelectionPredictOnly cold sweep and its falsifier lane, the divergence receipt (gunbc.selection_degradation_receipt), the skip-proof plan, the floor_skip control fixtures, and the floor_skip_discovery_witness / selection_control_skip_witness seed binaries. ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped went with them: a scheduled roster entry now either executes, is refused, or is killed, so an absent receipt row is a defect rather than a declared nonexecution.\n\nWHAT WAS NOT DELETED, because it is a different mechanism sharing a word: diff observation (v2.workflow.floor_diff_observe), the compile-clean import-closure scope (tools.dag_compile_clean_scope), the regen input-closure skip, and the dependency-closure lens family under v2.lens.affected_set. Those answer `which closure does this diff touch` for a specific consumer that still has one; selection answered `may this witness go unrun`, and nothing asks that now.\n\nTWO CONSEQUENCES, DECLARED RATHER THAN DISCOVERED. (a) The 4-hourly cold corpus sweep is gone. Its unique product was the prediction comparison, and with nothing predicting, the sweep duplicated what every PR and every main push already run whole. (b) v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch selected, and its 720-second clamp was derived on the assumption that unrelated PRs skip it; it moves to the falsifier cadence rather than becoming an unconditional ~565s per-PR cost under a clamp basis that no longer describes it. Its per-PR coverage of the dag plus src/v1 envelope is therefore NARROWED to a 4-hourly cadence — a real narrowing, restored when one prepared subject spans dag, src/v1 and src/v2 and the separate envelope stops existing." - -data gunbc_ci_witness_corpus_only_batches_note: String = "ITS CONSUMER IS ON-DEMAND, NOT AUTOMATIC — and this row has now been wrong in BOTH directions, so it states the mechanism instead of a summary. Before 2026-08-13 it read 'The pre-push local test gate (consumer: dag/gunbc/githooks_pre_push_emit.dag NEED_WITNESS)', which was stale: that hook has been fmt-only since the operator ruling of 2026-07-25 recorded in pre_push_fmt_only_note, so no git push invokes this. The SelectionOff flip then over-corrected it to 'nothing local reads this', which is FALSE and was caught by review 51807 — proving the hook does not call it is not proving nothing calls it, and generalizing from the first to the second is the same §3 class the correction was written to close.\n\nWHAT ACTUALLY REACHES IT, by symbol: claim_batch --pre-push (the flag is live in the seed's argument parser) runs pre_push.rs, which resolves pre_push_witness_corpus_plan_entry / pre_push_witness_corpus_plan_fn from gunbc.githooks_pre_push_plan, and that function row names this projection. So the path is real, manually invoked, and on no automatic path.\n\nBLAST RADIUS OF THE FLIP ON THAT PATH, stated because it is a behaviour change and not only a prose fix: corpus_runnable_for now carries SelectionOff, so claim_batch --pre-push runs the WHOLE witness roster rather than the diff's affected slice. That is the operator's directive applied consistently — a local command is not exempt from 'run all the witnesses unconditionally' — but whoever runs it pays corpus cost rather than diff cost, and should know that before invoking it rather than after.\n\nWHAT IT IS: the witness corpus CI runs (corpus_runnable_for(gunbc_ci_spec), now SelectionOff — whole roster, no affected-set shrink), MINUS two lanes on purpose: (1) the whole-tree --target dag compile-clean gate (the compile-clean anchor batch of gunbc_ci_floor_plan, after the cheap-gate early batch) - infeasible per-push (~72min emit), CI-owned; and (2) the Wet execution + bin-witness lanes (execution_corpus_node / bin_witness_corpus_node) - they need prebuilt release witness bins and spawn a host compiler, so they stay CI-owned. This is a DECLARED scope narrowing, not a silent one (the enforcement-intent rule): the hermetic discovery corpus catches the resolve / typecheck / witness-logic red class, and CI remains the whole wall. The former closing clause described selection's fail-closed refusal behaviour on this path; with SelectionOff there is no diff observation on these batches to refuse, so the clause is deleted rather than left describing a mechanism the batch no longer reaches. The fail-closed refusal itself is untouched where selection still runs (ci_spec_discovery_flip_note; compile_door_ledger; cli_run AFFECTED-SET REFUSAL)." - -fn gunbc_ci_witness_corpus_only_batches() -> List> { - [[corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec)]] -} - -fn runnable_scan_dir_count(r: Runnable) -> Int { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: dirs, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => length(xs: dirs) - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: _, profile: _ } => 0 - 1 - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => 0 - 1 - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_spec_discovery_flip_enrolled() -> CiSpec { - ci_spec_with_discovery_scan_dirs(spec: gunbc_ci_spec, dirs: witness_discovery_scan_dirs) -} - -fn witness_ci_corpus_discovery_flip_parked_on_live_spec() -> Bool { - (length(xs: gunbc_ci_spec.discovery_scan_dirs) == 0) - && (length(xs: witness_discovery_scan_dirs) > 0) -} - -fn witness_ci_corpus_discovery_flip_authored() -> Bool { - length(xs: witness_discovery_scan_dirs) > 0 -} - -// Discovery liveness is ENROLLMENT, not selection: the roster is discovered from -// authored scan dirs and the live batch actually scans them. The former fourth clause -// conjoined runnable_selection_applied, which is a claim about a DIFFERENT axis — how much -// of the discovered roster runs — and fusing the two meant flipping selection reported as -// discovery not being live at all. What that axis carries is asserted on its own, in both -// directions, by v2.test.claim.ci_floor_plan_witness_test -// witness_ordinary_floor_batches_run_the_whole_roster. -fn witness_ci_corpus_discovery_is_live() -> Bool { - witness_ci_corpus_discovery_flip_authored() - && (length(xs: gunbc_ci_spec.discovery_scan_dirs) > 0) - && (runnable_scan_dir_count(r: corpus_runnable_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec)) > 0) -} - -fn witness_floor_discovery_flip_serializes_gates_after_corpus(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - if length(xs: spec.discovery_scan_dirs) == 0 { - true - } else { - length(xs: floor_discovery_flip_corpus_serializes_before_gates_edges(spec: spec)) == floor_discovery_flip_corpus_gate_serialization_edge_count(spec: spec) - } -} - -fn witness_floor_discovery_flip_no_corpus_edge_to_compile_anchor(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - fold(floor_discovery_flip_corpus_serializes_before_gates_edges(spec: spec), init: true, f: fn(ok, edge) { - ok && (edge.dependent != floor_compile_root_node()) - }) -} - -fn witness_regen_spec_carries_no_witness_corpus() -> Bool { - length(xs: corpus_plan_nodes(spec: gunbc_ci_regen_spec)) == 0 -} - -fn gunbc_ci_regen_floor_ordinary_batches() -> List> { - gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: gunbc_ci_regen_spec).schedule -} - -fn runnable_single_claim_function(r: Runnable) -> String { - match r { - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: _ } => f - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => "__discovery_corpus__" - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => "__kernel_workload__" - } -} - -fn floor_batch_contains_function(batch: List, target: String) -> Bool { - fold(batch, init: false, f: fn(found, r) { - found || (runnable_single_claim_function(r: r) == target) - }) -} - -fn floor_compile_clean_batch(batches: List>) -> List> { - fold(batches, init: [], f: fn(acc, batch) { - if length(xs: acc) > 0 { - acc - } else if floor_batch_contains_function(batch: batch, target: ci_floor_compile_gate_fn) { - [batch] - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -data gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_batches_note: String = "The docs-only / plan-artifact-only CI shortcut (ci_spec.ci_plan_artifact_compile_clean_invoke): the compile-clean anchor batch of the floor schedule (batch 1 after the cheap-gate early batch — see gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership_note) runs alone through the SAME executor path, never a parallel gate runner. The gate must run inside claim_executor because it consumes the executor's in-run whole-tree --target dag compile receipt (standalone gunbc-run invocation refuses, by execution 2026-07-11); the pre-fix invoke passed gunbc-run-style --entry/--function flags claim_executor does not parse, so the shortcut arm died with exit 2 on the first plan-artifact-only diff to reach it." - -fn gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_ordinary_batches() -> List> { - floor_compile_clean_batch(batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) -} - -data walk_plan_uniformity_note: String = "EVERY plan function returns WalkPlan, including the three with no postconditions — on_success_stages: [] is a declared empty set, not an omission the executor papers over. The INSTANTIATION is where the four differ: this floor returns WalkPlan while regen, plan-artifact, and falsifier return WalkPlan. That DECLARES the intended finalization family and removes the std-level coproduct fork; it does not enforce either, because the typechecker does not check a declared return type against the body (probed by execution — std.realization_schedule walk_finalization_note carries it). Enforcement is the enrolled value witnesses in v2.test.claim.ci_floor_plan_witness plus the executor's runtime parser, and those dissolve when return-position checking lands. The executor has ONE strict parser for the record shape; there is deliberately NO fallback from a failed record parse to a bare-List> reading, because that fallback would let a malformed plan silently run with its success stages dropped — the exact silent-widen shape §5 forbids. The `_plan` names replace the `_batches` names in the same motion (operator ruling 2026-07-30): a function whose value now carries postcondition stages must not keep a name that says it returns only batches, or the next author reasonably assumes the stages are not part of the value. The FIVE argv/step consumers follow automatically because a plan target is no longer a name at all: gunbc.cli_invoke PlanFunction is a closed coproduct and claim_executor_run_plan_shell takes a variant, so a rename edits one match arm and every consumer follows.\n\nTHIS CENSUS SAID FOUR FOR TWO DAYS, AND THE WRONG COUNT IS HOW THE FIFTH GOT MISSED — recorded here rather than quietly corrected, because the miss is the note's own failure mode and not the migrating author's. #7470 landed the rename declaring itself INCOMPLETE, migrated the four consumers this sentence enumerated, and left gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batches returning a bare List> under its old name. The executor's strict parser then refused it — correctly, exactly as the no-fallback clause above promises — and the falsifier's native-cache cold control step went red on every one of the 8 runs that reached it (0 successes) until this repair. It read as intermittent rather than permanent only because the step is SKIPPED whenever the falsifier step fails first, so a deterministic red hid behind whatever witness was failing that cycle.\n\nTHE ROOT CAUSE WAS NOT THE COUNT, IT WAS AN UNTYPED PARAMETER. The clause 'they derive from the constants' was TRUE of four and FALSE of the fifth: native_cache_cold_control_invoke passed plan_function: \"gunbc_falsifier_native_cache_cold_batches\" as an inline string literal, so it derived from nothing and no rename could reach it. Because plan_function was an unconstrained String, plan identity crossed the modeled boundary as an argv token nothing could check, and the completeness argument could only ever be a hand-maintained count.\n\nThe first repair added a fifth naming constant beside the other four. That was still validation — it fixed this site and left the next author free to type a fresh literal — so the constant was deleted again in the same change that introduced the closed coproduct (§4b dissolution-on-climb: the wall replaces the machinery it obsoletes rather than accumulating beside it). An inline literal at a plan_function argument is now a TYPE ERROR, and adding a production target without a variant is impossible, so THIS census is no longer what makes the set complete — it is a receipt for how the set came to be closed. What remains hand-authored is BOTH the variant-to-plan-value pairing in v2.test.claim.ci_floor_plan_witness plan_variant_is_walk_plan_shaped AND the roster that feeds it: the match is exhaustive, so no target can exist without an arm, but nothing forces that arm to be executed, so a wrongly-paired or unexecuted arm remains possible (review 46883). Dissolve-on: a typed DeclarationRef over a resolved plan symbol, at which point the name projection and the hand pairing both delete." - -fn gunbc_ci_on_success_stages() -> List> { - [ - [floor_merge_admission_stamp_runnable()], - [floor_merge_admission_gate_runnable()] - ] -} - -fn witness_merge_admission_capture_is_typed_pre_walk_subprocess() -> Bool { - match gunbc_ci_floor_plan().pre_walk_execution { - TypedClaimSubprocess { transport_entry, transport_function, source_roots, claim_entry, claim_function } => - (transport_entry == floor_merge_admission_capture_transport_entry) - && (transport_function == floor_merge_admission_capture_transport_function) - && (source_roots == corpus_source_roots()) - && (claim_entry == floor_merge_admission_capture_entry) - && (claim_function == floor_merge_admission_capture_function) - NoPreWalkExecution {} => false - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: TypedClaimSubprocess { - transport_entry: floor_merge_admission_capture_transport_entry, - transport_function: floor_merge_admission_capture_transport_function, - source_roots: corpus_source_roots(), - claim_entry: floor_merge_admission_capture_entry, - claim_function: floor_merge_admission_capture_function, - }, - batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches(), - finalization: FloorFinalization { - expected_resolve_obligations: ci_floor_expected_resolve_obligations(), - }, - on_success_stages: gunbc_ci_on_success_stages(), - ordinary_budget: Present { value: minute_to_millisecond(m: gunbc_ci_ordinary_floor_budget_minutes) }, - on_success_budget: Present { value: minute_to_millisecond(m: gunbc_ci_admission_postcondition_budget_minutes) }, - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_regen_floor_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: gunbc_ci_regen_floor_ordinary_batches(), - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: gunbc_ci_plan_artifact_ordinary_batches(), - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} - -fn gunbc_falsifier_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches(), - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_lens_holds() -> Bool { - match walk_plan_schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor( - plan: gunbc_ci_floor_plan(), - ordinary_plan: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan(), - expected_on_success_stages: gunbc_ci_on_success_stages(), - compile_gate_fn: ci_floor_compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: cheap_floor_gate_step_labels() - ) { - Holds => true - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => false - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_breadth() -> Int { - length(xs: gunbc_ci_spec.gates) -} - -fn floor_batch_heavy_gate_resolve_count(batch: List) -> Int { - fold(batch, init: 0, f: fn(acc, r) { - match r { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { source_roots: _, scan_dirs: _, explicit_entries: _, exclude_substrings: _, discovery_scope_dirs: _, profile: _ } => acc - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => acc - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: _, function: f, profile: p } => - if f == ci_floor_compile_gate_fn { - acc - } else if runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: p) { - acc + 1 - } else { - acc - } - } - }) -} - -fn floor_plan_at_most_one_heavy_gate_resolve_per_batch(batches: List>) -> Bool { - fold(batches, init: true, f: fn(ok, batch) { - ok && (floor_batch_heavy_gate_resolve_count(batch: batch) <= 1) - }) -} - -fn floor_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - floor_plan_at_most_one_heavy_gate_resolve_per_batch( - batches: floor_schedule_for(spec: spec, serialize_heavy: true) - ) -} - -fn floor_plan_co_runs_heavy_without_serialization_for(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - floor_plan_at_most_one_heavy_gate_resolve_per_batch( - batches: floor_schedule_for(spec: spec, serialize_heavy: false) - ) == false -} - -fn gunbc_ci_floor_plan_serializes_heavy_resolves() -> Bool { - floor_plan_at_most_one_heavy_gate_resolve_per_batch(batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) -} - -fn witness_floor_corpus_exclusion_edges_exist(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - length(xs: floor_corpus_exclusion_resource_edges(spec: spec)) > 0 -} - -fn witness_floor_compile_gate_honest_heavy_profile() -> Bool { - runnable_heavy_whole_tree_resolve(profile: gate_runnable_profile(g: DagCompileCleanGate)) - && runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence(profile: gate_runnable_profile(g: DagCompileCleanGate)) -} - -fn witness_floor_no_corpus_resource_edge_to_compile_anchor(spec: CiSpec) -> Bool { - fold(floor_corpus_exclusion_resource_edges(spec: spec), init: true, f: fn(ok, edge) { - ok && (edge.dependent != floor_compile_root_node()) - }) -} - -data gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions_claim_executor_seed: List = [ - floor_plan_function, - plan_artifact_plan_function, - falsifier_plan_function, -] - -data gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions: List = gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions_claim_executor_seed - -fn gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_function_roster() -> List { - gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions_claim_executor_seed -} - -fn gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_applies(plan_function: String) -> Bool { - any(gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions, f => f == plan_function) -} - -fn witness_string_lists_have_same_members(a: List, b: List) -> Bool { - (length(xs: a) == length(xs: b)) - && all(a, item => any(b, x => x == item)) - && all(b, item => any(a, x => x == item)) -} - -fn witness_floor_schedule_preserves_enrolled_set() -> Bool { - witness_string_lists_have_same_members( - a: gunbc_ci_floor_enrolled_runnable_labels_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), - b: gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_runnable_labels(batches: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) - ) -} - -fn witness_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_roster_authority() -> Bool { - (length(xs: gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions) == 3) - && gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_applies(plan_function: floor_plan_function) - && gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_applies(plan_function: plan_artifact_plan_function) - && gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_applies(plan_function: falsifier_plan_function) -} - -fn witness_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_materialized_roster_matches_seed() -> Bool { - witness_string_lists_have_same_members( - a: gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_functions_claim_executor_seed, - b: gunbc_floor_arm_time_budget_refusal_plan_function_roster() - ) -} - -fn gunbc_pr_native_batches() -> List> { - [[gunbc_pr_native_batch()]] -} From 4b33de730c8d73cab19dd0a6369f7a37697eb239 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 16:23:12 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 10/81] Re-add #1: one emitted workflow, one job, one fold over every witness Operator spec, verbatim: "a single github actions emission into our own binary - that then runs all test witnesses in the repo via a single fold." This is that, built fresh rather than restored. THE EMISSION. dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag is a new module, not a revival of gunbc.ci_workflow's job-spec architecture. It emits .github/workflows/witnesses.yml -- 30 lines, one job, four steps: checkout, toolchain, one cargo build of exactly the two binaries the fold needs, one invocation of our own binary. There is no second job, so nothing to sequence, no artifact to hand over and no `needs` edge to get wrong. The predecessor's 19-binary roster is not re-derived (most of those bins this cut deleted), and neither is its CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1-then-unset-RUSTC_WRAPPER retry arm, which made an sccache deficit unobservable by construction. THE FOLD. claim_executor --required-floor takes no plan, so it short-circuits before the plan-arg requirement: no schedule to resolve, no batch to assign, no worker to spawn, no selection to compute. run_required_floor prepares the repository ONCE, projects one immutable scope per distinct claim scope from the compiler's own func_env closure, builds a cheap fresh mutable frame per claim, and folds every witness exactly once. It refuses when planned, executed and terminal identity counts disagree, so a silently short roster cannot report as a pass. Which claims exist, what identity each has, which frame each needs, and whether the roster is admissible at all are decided in .dag by v2.workflow.required_floor. Admission is all-or-nothing: a manifest carrying any refusal does not run its clean subset and report on the rest. PORTED, and only this. From session/vivid-bear-458-floor2 b19a3e2942: the preparation/scope/fold stack in cli_run.rs, the PreparedScopeIndexes split in v1_interpreter.rs (immutable indexes built once per scope, fresh mutable state per claim), and the two .dag manifest modules. The quarry's plan, batch, worker and coordinator surfaces are not migration subjects and did not come across. ci_workflow.dag IS DELETED. Its last consumer was fleet_converge_workflow, which needed ten step constructors and five timeout rows -- never CI facts, only CI-authored ones. Those move to gunbc.fleet_workflow_steps and fleet-converge.yml still generates. Keeping ci_workflow alive as the home for its own last consumer is how a deleted structure grows back around whatever survived it. Also: claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary.dag deleted (it instruments a floor-plan architecture that no longer exists -- the dangling import tidy-gull-813 reported), and two stale citations corrected where the deferral they recorded was discharged by deletion rather than by a schedule. STILL ABSENT, deliberately: regen, heal, drift gates, the seven effect gates, fmt, merge-admission stamping, the falsifier cadence. Ledger rows, one at a time, each under its own agreement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .gitattributes | 1 + .github/workflows/witnesses.yml | 32 + dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag | 1026 ----------------- .../claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary.dag | 89 -- dag/gunbc/fleet_converge_workflow.dag | 2 +- dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag | 449 ++++++++ dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag | 8 +- dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag | 5 +- dag/gunbc/plans/compile_clean_forcecheck.dag | 2 +- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 192 +++ ...ecutor_hand_rust_boundary_witness_test.dag | 25 - docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md | 2 +- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs | 47 + src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 761 +++++++++++- src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter.rs | 109 +- src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs | 2 +- src/v2/test/claim/ci_spec_witness_test.dag | 339 ------ src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag | 266 +++++ src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 412 +++++++ 19 files changed, 2262 insertions(+), 1507 deletions(-) create mode 100644 .github/workflows/witnesses.yml delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary.dag create mode 100644 dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag create mode 100644 dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag delete mode 100644 dag/test/claim/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/ci_spec_witness_test.dag create mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag create mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes index c556d8882bc..e164eabdff3 100644 --- a/.gitattributes +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ .githooks/pre-commit merge=generated-artifact .githooks/pre-push merge=generated-artifact .github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml merge=generated-artifact +.github/workflows/witnesses.yml merge=generated-artifact .gitignore merge=generated-artifact DESIGN.md merge=generated-artifact ROADMAP.md merge=generated-artifact diff --git a/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml b/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..58f42d29d5d --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +name: witnesses +on: + workflow_dispatch: + push: + branches: [main] + pull_request: + branches: [main] + types: [opened, synchronize, reopened, ready_for_review] +permissions: + contents: read +concurrency: + group: witness-floor-${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: true +env: + CARGO_TERM_COLOR: always +jobs: + witnesses: + runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] + steps: + - name: Checkout + uses: actions/checkout@v5 + with: + fetch-depth: 0 + - name: Install Rust toolchain + uses: actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain@v1.16.0 + - name: Build the witness fold + run: | + cargo build --release -p v1-compiler --bin claim_executor --bin gunbc + - name: All witnesses (one prepared subject, one fold) + run: | + ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd) + "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" --required-floor --source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2" diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 6be69ae2f42..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_workflow.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1026 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.ci_workflow - -import std.measure { minute_count } -import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { yaml_string, yaml_int, yaml_bool, kv } -import gunbc.ci_workflow_expressions { - ci_concurrency_group, ci_setup_rust_home, ci_cache_path, ci_cache_key, ci_cache_restore_keys, - ci_concurrency_cancel_in_progress_expression, -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { - CiSpec, gunbc_ci_spec, gunbc_ci_floor_run, - gunbc_ci_regen_spec, gunbc_ci_regen_floor_run, - gunbc_ci_deploy_stages, DeployStage, gunbc_ci_deploy_invoke, - ci_release_bins_pack_script, ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script, - ci_release_bins_archive_name, - gunbc_ci_heal_regen_invoke, gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script, - gunbc_ci_heal_binary_source_skew_guard_script, - gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_budget_minutes, - ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_dir, ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_name, - ci_heal_author_commit_required_output, - ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_includes_hidden_files, - gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke, - ci_fmt_gate_line, - gunbc_ci_srv1_tasks_observation_invoke, - gunbc_ci_advance_fleet_desired_script, - gunbc_ci_fleet_reach_probe_invoke, - gunbc_ci_multi_principal_probe_invoke, - gunbc_ci_collect_fleet_convergence_invoke, - gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_script, - gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_script, - gunbc_ci_fleet_host_key_scan_invoke, - gunbc_ci_fleet_host_key_enroll_invoke, - gunbc_ci_probe_identity_observe_invoke, - gunbc_ci_authorized_key_enroll_invoke, -} -import gunbc.ci_deploy_target_host { gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_runner_spec } -import gunbc.merge_admission_produce { ci_repo_root_shell } -import v2.workflow.ci_retry_emit { ci_cargo_eagain_retry_script } -import v2.workflow.ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_emit { - ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_command, - ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, -} -import v2.workflow.ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_emit { - ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_script, -} -import gunbc.ci_workflow_expressions { - ci_fleet_job_if, - ci_floor_runs_unless_cancelled_if, - ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script -} -import gunbc.ci_heal_credential { - ci_heal_job_permissions, - ci_heal_branch_head_checkout_step, - ci_regen_heal_if -} -import gunbc.heal_push_plan { author_commit_required_committed_artifact_paths } -import gunbc.commit_workflow { commit_gate_roster, project_ci_floor_gates, project_ci_floor_witness_entries } -import gunbc.ci_runner_target { gunbc_ci_selected_runner_spec, ci_runner_target_ram_speed_budget, selected_ci_runner_target } -import gunbc.ci_compile_jobs { ci_compile_jobs, compile_jobs_count_or_serial } -import gunbc.ci_floor_measurement { gunbc_ci_runner_slot_ram_speed_ceiling } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_peak_emit { - ci_cgroup_peak_locate_shell, - ci_floor_phase_journal_env_name, - ci_floor_phase_journal_path, - ci_floor_peak_pre_script, - ci_floor_peak_post_script -} -import v2.workflow.ci_workflow_run_emit { - ci_isolate_toolchain_script, - ci_native_cache_root_script, - ci_pin_rustup_default_script, -} -import v2.workflow.ci_release_build_emit { ci_release_build_script } -import v2.workflow.ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_emit { ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script } -import v2.workflow.ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_emit { ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script } -import std.disposition { Disposition, RealizationDispatch, Scaffold, SingleAuthority, Terminal } -import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } -import std.types { Duration } -import gunbc.repo_identity { gunbc_default_branch_name } -import gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment { probe_identity_secret_access_requirement } -import extdeps.github.actions { - Workflow, Job, Step, RunStep, UsesStep, - WorkflowTrigger, Push, PullRequest, WorkflowDispatch, MergeGroup, - DispatchInput, InputString, - PullRequestActivity, Opened, Synchronize, Reopened, ReadyForReview, - WorkflowPermissions, PermRead, PermWrite, - ConcurrencySpec, ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax, CancelInProgressBool, CancelInProgressExpression, - checkout_action, setup_rust_action, cache_action, - google_auth_action, - upload_artifact_action, download_artifact_action -} -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -fn ci_checkout_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Checkout" }, - id: none, - uses: checkout_action, - with: Present { - value: [kv(key: "fetch-depth", value: yaml_int(n: 0))] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -fn ci_heal_revalidation_checkout_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Checkout" }, - id: none, - uses: checkout_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "fetch-depth", value: yaml_int(n: 0)), - kv(key: "ref", value: yaml_string(s: "${{ inputs.expected_healed_sha || github.sha }}")) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -fn ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Refuse a heal revalidation whose run subject or checkout does not name the expected healed SHA" }, - id: none, - run: ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -fn ci_cargo_build_jobs_count() -> Int { - compile_jobs_count_or_serial(jobs: ci_compile_jobs( - memory_budget: ci_runner_target_ram_speed_budget(target: selected_ci_runner_target()), - force_serial: false - )) -} - -fn ci_isolate_toolchain_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Isolate toolchain dirs" }, - id: none, - run: ci_isolate_toolchain_script(build_jobs_count: ci_cargo_build_jobs_count()), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -data ci_native_cache_derive_step_name: String = "Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain)" - -fn ci_native_cache_root_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: ci_native_cache_derive_step_name }, - id: none, - run: ci_native_cache_root_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -fn ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge() -> String { - concat( - concat("HOME: ", ci_setup_rust_home()), - concat("\n - name: ", ci_native_cache_derive_step_name) - ) -} - -data ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge_note: String = "Adjacency-as-proxy ordering witness (not a structural Step-order predicate): ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge builds the setup-rust HOME env line immediately followed by the native-cache step name at the emitter's six-space yaml indent. witness_prelude_native_cache_root_step_follows_setup_rust asserts expected_ci_yml/falsifier_yml contain that substring. The real invariant is only that segment derivation runs after setup-rust-toolchain installs rustc; this check over-constrains to textual adjacency and can false-RED on a legitimate step inserted between setup-rust and native-cache, emitter yaml reformatting, or setup-rust gaining fields after HOME — but not false-green if ordering regresses. A hand-rolled match on Step would be the structural alternative; non-fold-residue forbids the wildcard arms that predicate would need (receipt: nfr floor on 14bc815db4). Dissolves when prelude ordering is witnessed without coproduct-residue match arms." - -fn ci_prelude_steps_with_checkout(checkout: Step, exact_head_preflight: List) -> List { - [ - checkout, - ] |> concat(exact_head_preflight) |> concat([ - ci_isolate_toolchain_step(), - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Setup Rust" }, - id: none, - uses: setup_rust_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "components", value: yaml_string(s: "rustfmt")), - kv(key: "cache", value: yaml_bool(b: false)), - kv(key: "rustflags", value: yaml_string(s: "")) - ] - }, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: "HOME", value: yaml_string(s: ci_setup_rust_home()))] - }, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - }, - ci_native_cache_root_step(), - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Pin rustup default (isolated RUSTUP_HOME has no default toolchain)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_pin_rustup_default_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - }, - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Cache Cargo" }, - id: none, - uses: cache_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_path())), - kv(key: "key", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_key())), - kv(key: "restore-keys", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_restore_keys())) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } - ]) -} - -fn ci_prelude_steps() -> List { - ci_prelude_steps_with_checkout(checkout: ci_checkout_step(), exact_head_preflight: []) -} - -fn ci_heal_revalidation_prelude_steps() -> List { - ci_prelude_steps_with_checkout( - checkout: ci_heal_revalidation_checkout_step(), - exact_head_preflight: [ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_step()] - ) -} - -data ci_artifact_consumer_prelude_note: String = "Checkout-only prelude for deploy jobs that consume the build job's release-bins artifact. Rust release-bin build + isolated rustup stay on build only — deploy verifies and runs prebuilt binaries." - -data ci_floor_gate_toolchain_note: String = "Batch-4 floor gates (emit_host rust smoke, self_host realized-comparison rustfmt/regen_stage0) need cargo+rustfmt on PATH. Uses setup-rust-toolchain without isolated RUSTUP_HOME — the full ci_prelude_steps isolate+pin+cache stack stays build-only (exit 127 rustup extract flake on srv3-07/08, 2026-07-21). Hosts that expose a cargo shim (e.g. /usr/local/ctrl-build-shims/cargo) without $CARGO_HOME/bin on PATH still fail bare `rustfmt` spawn inside regen_stage0 while `cargo fmt` works — ci_regen_ensure_rustfmt_path_script (v2.workflow.ci_regen_rustfmt_path_emit; If/Predicate/Exit/Let orch emit, leaf test -x / command -v / export PATH) prepends the locatable rustfmt dir onto PATH for the regen shell (receipt: CI #7290 srv3-03)." - -fn ci_floor_gate_toolchain_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Setup Rust (floor gate toolchain — batch-4 emit_host/self_host gates need cargo/rustfmt; no isolated rustup)" }, - id: none, - uses: setup_rust_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "components", value: yaml_string(s: "rustfmt")), - kv(key: "cache", value: yaml_bool(b: false)), - kv(key: "rustflags", value: yaml_string(s: "")) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -fn ci_artifact_consumer_prelude_steps() -> List { - [ci_heal_revalidation_checkout_step(), ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_step()] -} - -fn ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Refuse when an upstream job already established this branch is red (fails fast instead of skipping: a skipped job reports success to the required check)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_floor_upstream_red_refusal_script, - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data ci_floor_native_cache_root_note: String = "The floor job runs the NativeBundle unit (gunbc_pr_native_batch), so it needs the same GUNBC_NATIVE_CACHE_ROOT prelude the build and falsifier jobs already carry: GITHUB_ENV is job-scoped, so the build job's derivation never reaches the floor, and the bundle workspace silently fell back to the shared /tmp scratch prefix instead of the toolchain-segmented durable root (CI2-0 re-observation 2026-08-08: every main floor run since enrollment cold-failed there and was absorbed by the counted interpreter fallback). Deriving the root after setup-rust-toolchain is the same ordering contract the other two jobs witness." - -fn ci_floor_job_prelude_steps() -> List { - [ci_heal_revalidation_checkout_step(), ci_heal_revalidation_preflight_step(), ci_floor_gate_toolchain_step(), ci_native_cache_root_step()] -} - -fn ci_floor_spec_from_roster() -> CiSpec { - { - gates: project_ci_floor_gates(roster: commit_gate_roster), - witness_entries: project_ci_floor_witness_entries(roster: commit_gate_roster), - discovery_scan_dirs: gunbc_ci_spec.discovery_scan_dirs, - diff_policy: gunbc_ci_spec.diff_policy, - notice_title: gunbc_ci_spec.notice_title, - deploy_stages: [], - } -} - -fn ci_fmt_gate_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "cargo fmt --all --check (fast gate; fails in seconds, before the release build)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_fmt_gate_line(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_eagain_retry_note: String = "ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script routes through the same v2.workflow.ci_retry_emit ci_cargo_eagain_retry_script seam as ci_release_build_script (EAGAIN-detect → CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 cold retry, keeps sscache, no RUSTC_WRAPPER drop). This is NOT a new fallback class: it widens the srvN open-thread population that docs/plans/srvn-buildcache-provisioning-design.md STEP 2 names for removal (operator-sequenced after T4 live read-back) — the same interim debt as the release build, not an independent mask. STEP 2 roll-up must retire level-1 retry on BOTH build-job consumers (ci_release_build_script and this run_script); this PR adds the second gate to that tracked population. Dissolves with ci_release_build_script when STEP 2 retires the level-1 arm or converts it to typed refusal. MEASURED EFFICACY, 2026-08-07: the level-1 arm does NOT recover the daemon-side failure. It keeps sccache and varies only CARGO_BUILD_JOBS, so when the failing resource is the sccache SERVER (failed to spawn, EAGAIN off the server socket) it addresses the wrong variable. Three PRs hit this on two srv1 slots in one day — 7983 on srv1-05 and 7974 on srv1-01 both failed THROUGH this retry and both passed on a plain re-run with zero code change — so each occurrence burns a second full cold build to fail again. The expected repair is therefore to drop RUSTC_WRAPPER on the retry and emit the CiSccacheProviderReceipt SKIPPED counted-degradation receipt this same file already models at provider-bind time, naming EAGAIN as the cause; that keeps the degradation typed and counted rather than silent, and is the arm already sanctioned here rather than a new escape hatch. w_gate_script_eagain_cold_retry previously asserted !without RUSTC_WRAPPER and !env -u RUSTC_WRAPPER, which made that repair fail a green test — DESIGN section 5's enshrined-degradation shape, where tests assert the fallback string and freeze it as the contract. Those two negative assertions are removed so STEP 2 is a code change rather than a test deletion; the retry itself is unchanged and remains tracked debt." - -fn ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script() -> String { - let _note = ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_eagain_retry_note - concat( - "set -e\n", - concat( - concat("ROOT=", ci_repo_root_shell(), "\n"), - concat( - concat( - "# ", - concat(dissolution_description(condition: ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), "\n") - ), - ci_cargo_eagain_retry_script(command: ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_command()) - ) - ) - ) -} - -fn ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "cargo test -p v1-compiler-tests --release (retained-kernel execution gate; reuses release v1-compiler)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_run_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "cargo check all seven stage0 partition crates (compile gate; roster drift backstop)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "cargo check -p v1-compiler --all-targets (compile gate; test targets nothing else compiles)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_release_build_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc)" }, - id: Present { value: "release_build" }, - run: ci_release_build_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_floor_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "gunbc ci (.dag witnesses + gates)" }, - id: Present { value: "floor" }, - run: gunbc_ci_floor_run(spec: ci_floor_spec_from_roster()), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: ci_floor_phase_journal_env_name, value: yaml_string(s: ci_floor_phase_journal_path))] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_budget_minutes()) } - } -} - -data ci_release_bins_artifact_name: String = "release-bins" - -fn ci_release_bins_pack_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_release_bins_pack_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_release_bins_upload_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Upload release-bins artifact" }, - id: none, - uses: upload_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_release_bins_artifact_name)), - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_release_bins_archive_name)), - kv(key: "if-no-files-found", value: yaml_string(s: "error")), - kv(key: "retention-days", value: yaml_int(n: 3)), - kv(key: "compression-level", value: yaml_int(n: 0)) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data ci_floor_receipts_artifact_name: String = "floor-receipts" - -data ci_floor_receipts_artifact_note: String = "The floor's cost/drift receipts are TSV+txt files under target/, and until this step existed the ONLY way they left a run was for the writer to mirror every row into the step log — which is why one floor step carried ~12,000 receipt rows (measured: run 31453445496, 17,757 lines total, 8,614 of them one disclosure receipt). That mirroring was never an observability design; it was the absence of a transport, and gunbc.ci_spec gunbc_ci_compile_clean_clamp_note USED TO depend on it, naming those log lines as the seeding source for compile_clean_cost_basis.tsv — that note and the basis file's own header are corrected in the same change to read the uploaded receipt files instead, so no consumer is left pointing at a tag with zero emit sites. Uploading the files makes the console dump redundant so the writers can stop, and makes the basis seeding read a FILE rather than scrape a log. always() because a red run is exactly when the receipts are wanted (same reasoning as ci_floor_peak_post_step), and if-no-files-found: warn rather than error because a floor that refuses before any receipt writes is already redding on its own diagnostic — turning the absence of a receipt into a SECOND failure would report the transport as the defect. Glob rather than an enumerated roster: the receipt paths are hardcoded at each Rust writer with no single authority to consume, so listing them here would mint the second one (DESIGN section 3); the glob dissolves into that roster when a receipt-path authority lands." - -fn ci_floor_receipts_upload_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Upload floor receipts (TSV authority for cost/drift rows)" }, - id: none, - uses: upload_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_floor_receipts_artifact_name)), - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: "target/floor-*")), - kv(key: "if-no-files-found", value: yaml_string(s: "warn")), - kv(key: "retention-days", value: yaml_int(n: 14)) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: Present { value: "always()" }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_release_bins_download_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Download release-bins artifact" }, - id: none, - uses: download_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_release_bins_artifact_name))] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed)" }, - id: Present { value: "release_bins" }, - run: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_floor_peak_pre_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Floor cgroup peak pre-read (calibration; reset if permitted)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_floor_peak_pre_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_floor_peak_post_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Floor cgroup peak post-read (calibration; survives a killed floor)" }, - id: none, - run: ci_floor_peak_post_script(), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: ci_floor_phase_journal_env_name, value: yaml_string(s: ci_floor_phase_journal_path))] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: Present { value: "always()" }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_deploy_step(stage: DeployStage) -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: stage.step_name }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_deploy_invoke(stage: stage), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: none - } -} - -data gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_timeout_minutes: Duration = minute_count(m: gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_budget_minutes()) - -data gunbc_ci_regen_step_timeout_minutes: Duration = 15 - -data gunbc_ci_regen_step_timeout_note: String = "The regen step gets its OWN budget (operator main-timeout ruling 2026-07-23): it measured ~5min on every recent green run, and it previously borrowed the floor step's cap — which double-counted the floor budget in the job backstop sum and let a wedged regen sit for hours. 15m = 3x the measured envelope; a regen that exceeds it is a defect to diagnose, never headroom to grant." - -data gunbc_ci_floor_step_timeout_discovery_flip_note: String = "COST WALL landed 2026-07-23 (CI floor endgame, appended per the raise-discipline this history IS the receipt for): the bounce pattern below — every raise fitting the cap to the cost — now has its construction answer: per-BATCH clamps derived from data (gunbc.ci_spec gunbc_ci_floor_batch_clamp_params, superseding the 53m static gunbc_ci_floor_batch_wall_budget_seconds list) enforced by claim_executor as typed FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET refusals with per-batch receipt rows, so a lane that adds minutes reds ITS batch at merge time instead of bouncing this cap upward later. This cap is unchanged by that PR; 55 -> 40 is proposed as a data change AFTER the post-merge receipts exist (operator signs). PRIOR HISTORY: -> 55 operator ruling 2026-07-23 (main wall ~75m: 'even 1 hour is absolutely ridiculous'): the 270 cap legalized a 4.5-hour crawl — receipt run 29976854620 @ 76fa6548e killed by hand at t=227m with current=16.3G pinned at memory.high, swap=34.4G, high_events=37,096,823, psi_some_avg10=33.82, oom_kill=0, governor 'hard back-off 1->1' every few seconds: the memory.high throttle-crawl class (retention finally exceeded the slot cap; the prior 40-50m greens were already pinned at 15.2-16.1G with zero headroom), and 8 subsequent main pushes wedged identically behind it fleet-wide. Recent green floors run 39-45m, so 55 is a real ceiling not a target; the regression ledger to hold onto: ~8m pre-#6848 -> ~18m (#6848) -> 40-50m (retention accreting to the cap) -> 4h (cap lost) — one disease (retention, not footprint), never an accepted baseline. Named follow-ups so this cap becomes the backstop rather than the diagnostic: the governor gains a terminal crawl-refusal arm (sustained high_events storm at width=1 -> typed FloorRefusedMemoryBudget naming batch/peak/swap, minutes not hours), and the #7106-attributed levers (one-tree-one-resolve, #6848 once-per-entry fixpoint, M2 eviction) bring the floor back under the cap with margin. Superseded main runs are NOT cancelled by policy (operator 2026-07-23): the per-commit verdict history is bisection evidence — the timeout IS the bound. PRIOR HISTORY: -> 270 restored 2026-07-12 on #6512 after 60m fail-fast regressed merge CI (receipt run 29197126623 @ 35f212fa5d: 60m step kill with 0 witness FAILs — batch-1 compile-clean PASS @ 15:01, batch-2 skip walk ~26m to recompute_trace_probe_test, then ~34m silent eval until kill; same serial-floor-wall class as 29183446733). Prior -> 60 operator ruling 2026-07-12: lower floor step cap from 270m so CI fails fast while the serial floor wall is debugged separately (receipt run 29183446733 @ 2e856a5617: 270m kill with 0 witness FAILs, batch-2 still in discovery SKIP walk). Prior -> 270 at PR #6464 receipt run 29151777611 (2026-07-11): 180m step cap still timed out mid batch 2 — 1535 SKIP rows finished @ 12:35:43, then ~147m silent witness-execution phase until the 180m kill @ 15:03:12 with batch 2 never completing (~177m in-batch from 12:06:38; ~443 non-skipped rows in roster of 1978). Prior -> 180 at run 29148344466 (~116m in-batch, ~87m post-skip). Prior -> 120 at run 29145270700. Prior -> 90 at run 29141663541. Prior -> 90 at body_lowering normalize hook (#6459 receipt run 29148735992 @ 3a372b7: floor step timed out at 60m MID discovery corpus after ~320 SKIP lines — batch-1 compile-clean normalize reconcile ~263s with body_lowering_fold in the normalize import closure; discovery still resolves every unique entry file before skip, so resolve->normalize pulled the ~1.3k-line scaffold into most closure walks). Structural fix on the same lane: NormalizedTree moved to v2.compiler.normalized_tree so v2.compiler.resolve no longer imports normalize (dissolve-on: skip-before-resolve so skipped rows never pay entry resolve). Prior step budget -> 60 at the discovery flip (gunbc.ci_spec ci_spec_discovery_flip_note; authored as 30 -> 60 on #6403, main had meanwhile bumped 30 -> 45 with the #6422 enrollments): the corpus discovery batch adds a whole-tree resolve plus the always-run live-tree rows to the floor step. Discovery corpus spawn_width_cap stays pinned to 1 (ci_corpus_discovery_spawn_width_cap in v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan): at width W the executor holds the parent's process-shared index PLUS W private shard indexes ((1+W) x whole-tree residency; width=2 OOM receipt run 28999086030), while width=1 runs rows on the main thread against the ONE shared index (union-resolve S1). CORRECTED RECEIPT (2026-07-10): run 29000557166's floor did NOT complete - the executor was host-OOM-killed ~8min in, MID discovery corpus (the log's later ExitSuccess belongs to the merge-admission STAMP tool, which stamped CI_FLOOR_EXIT=137); no flipped corpus has completed in CI yet - the only completion receipt is local (33.5GiB container, ~40min at width 5). The kill vector is host-level oversubscription (see gunbc_falsifier_plan_spawn_width_note), not this width model. #6475 receipt run 29143617420 @ 0c0f73: batch-1 compile-clean ~4m green; batch-2 discovery killed at 90m step cap mid-manual (last skip rust_wire_serde @ 07:47:49; ~15GiB peak). #6475 receipt run 29146814967 @ 6a61fce: same stall at 120m (last skip rust_wire_serde @ 09:34:49; ~85m silent eval). #6475 receipt run 29150477894 @ 6cd5326: same stall at 180m (last skip rust_wire_serde @ 11:43:46; ~88m silent eval) — local gunbc run on s1_closure_parses_holds reads 3/40 closure paths in 10m before timeout, matching the silent-eval class (live filesystem_read per path, not a skip-logged row). #6475 receipt run 29161709373 @ 9d9852c: batch-1 compile-clean refused — gunbc_ci_floor_step_timeout_discovery_flip_note string literal terminated early at col 2043 (body_lowering suffix spliced after closing quote during rebase merge); restored single-line literal on rebase to main #6464 note. Revisit down when floor memoization / resolver graph-major shrink the resolve wall; the affected-set selection receipts (skip counts per PR) are the cost dial to watch." - -data gunbc_ci_step_timeout_measure_grounding_disposition: Disposition = Scaffold { - dissolves_to: SingleAuthority, - bind: DeclarationRef { - module_path: "gunbc.ci_workflow", - decl_name: "gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_timeout_minutes", - field: WholeDeclaration - } -} - -data gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 5 - -data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes: Duration = 15 - -data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_note: String = "v1-compiler-tests retained-kernel execution gate step budget. Originally a compile-contract gate (operator ruling 2026-08-05, PR A / fierce-heron-177): reordered after the release build and switched to cargo test --release --no-run so v1-compiler compiles once per job. --no-run removed 2026-08-11 with the suite cutover; the crate shrank from 98 modules / 740 tests to the 9 declared retained modules / 30 tests, which execute rather than only compile. Warm runs should complete in seconds once the release artifact is warm; 15m retains the prior cold-host envelope without raising the cap." - -data gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes: Int = 15 - -data gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_note: String = "stage0 partition compile gate step budget (sharp-fox-403 C1): seven sequential cargo check -p v1-stage0-* partition crates enrolled as the build-job compile backstop over stage0_partition_crate_rows. Cold-host envelope matches v1-compiler-tests compile gate until a dedicated receipt exists; warm partition crates are smaller than the monolith test crate." - -data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes: Int = 10 - -data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_note: String = "v1-compiler test-targets compile gate step budget. 10 minutes against 67s MEASURED for this step's exact argv (cargo check -p v1-compiler --all-targets, cold, remote runner, on the repaired tree after gunbc#8167 / gunbc#8173 landed the lib-test compile fix). The earlier figure recorded here was 99s from cargo check --workspace --all-targets, which was an upper BOUND rather than this step's cost — it was all that could be measured while main's lib test target did not compile, and it is superseded rather than kept beside the real number. Deliberately BELOW the 15m carried by the v1-compiler-tests and partition gates rather than copied from them: those two inherited a cold-host envelope with no dedicated receipt, and repeating a number nobody measured is how an unmeasured envelope becomes precedent. The gate runs AFTER the release build for the same reason the retained-kernel gate does — v1-compiler is already compiled in release with the shared feature set, so the check reuses that artifact instead of forcing a second compile. Raising this needs a measurement, not a round number." - -data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 10 - -data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_note: String = "Cross-job handoff of the release bins (operator job-split ruling 2026-07-11): the build job packs ci_floor_required_artifact_names into one tgz (tar preserves the executable bits a raw artifact zip would drop) and uploads it; the ci floor job downloads, unpacks into target/release, and re-verifies via claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts before any step consumes a bin (fail-closed: a missing or truncated artifact reds the job at the verify, never as a mid-floor bin fallback). 10m is the transfer envelope for a ~200MB archive under fleet pressure; upload uses if-no-files-found: error so an empty pack is loud." - -data gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes: Int = 5 - -data gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 45 - -data srv1_dashboard_deploy_concurrency_group: String = "srv1-dashboard-deploy" -data srv1_dashboard_deploy_serialization_note: String = "Blue/green selection is observe-then-mutate, so two deploy jobs may not overlap: both could observe blue active, then the first flips green while the second restarts what has become the active green slot, recreating the outage. Job-grain concurrency serializes the entire cutover with cancel-in-progress=false; QueueNotMax may replace an older pending deployment with the newest main revision, but it never interrupts the one holding the host mutation window." - -fn gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -data gunbc_ci_receipt_gate_steps_moved_in_executor_note: String = "The resolve-receipt and materialization-receipt gate STEPS are deleted (ruling 2026-07-30): their laws — resolves_total equals the declared count, and the materialization receipt exists/parses/keyed nonzero — now run INSIDE claim_executor as ordinary-floor finalization (run_walk, FloorFinalization), so a receipt-law violation blocks every on-success stage instead of redding a step AFTER admission had already stamped. The two aux terms leave the backstop sum in the same motion, keeping it the exact step-sum + prelude the witness pins. The receipt FILES keep writing — they are observability the falsifier and operators read — only the shell re-validation of them is gone, because keeping it would be a second representation of the floor-completion rule." - -fn gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_workflow_wrapper_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -fn gunbc_ci_regen_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_regen_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -data gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_disposition: Disposition = Terminal { - reason: "gunbc CI budget semantics (operator ruling 2026-07-06): floor step gunbc_ci_floor_step_timeout_minutes enforced at STEP level (RED-by-failure); ci job backstop gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() = release build + floor + aux + prelude (100m at floor=45m after #6422 witness-cone receipt; was 85m at floor=30m after #6361 Lever A dissolve-on; was 65m at floor=10m) so cold release build is not killed by a job cap shorter than gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes (receipt run 28819559597 @ 201371c: 10m job kill aborted cargo mid-build). The accumulator-copy roster gate is OFFLINE, not CI-enrolled (operator ruling 2026-07-10): its three witness entries re-parse rostered files under the interpreter (~15m serial measured; receipt: run 29066265723 hit the then-30m step cap with the gate enrolled on a 27m40s baseline floor) — re-enroll when parse/resolve memoization or batch-1 shared-parse reuse shrinks the gate to seconds. The job cap must cover step budgets so gates reach RED-by-step-failure, not job-cancelled silent-pass (#6323 starvation-kill scoped to ci/floor only on main; the rust_tests job and its warm/gate step-sum backstop were removed 2026-07-11 to free runner capacity). dissolve-on: compile-clean scoping/memoization shrinks batch-1; floor step raised when batch-1 completes inside measured envelope (receipt run 28902523405 @ e1a27e4286). #6422 receipt run 29065683045 @ a2bcd6f668: batches 1-3 ~20m (dag_collect_fingerprint_witness_keystone_holds 488s), batch 4 rust_monolith_gate still running at 30m step kill — raised floor to 45m (= rust gate step budget). 2026-07-10 step-budget completeness (review catch, #6438): the resolve-receipt gate step had NO step cap — a hang there could only die by job-cancel, the same starvation-kill class — so it now carries the aux cap (the script is a sub-second receipt read) and the ci backstop counts the aux steps exactly. Every ci-job step now has a declared step budget and the backstop is the exact step-sum + prelude. 2026-07-10 merge of #6441 into #6438: the incoming materialization receipt gate step landed uncapped (timeout none) — same class — so the merge resolution capped it aux too; the ci backstop counts FIVE aux terms: peak pre-read, peak post-read, resolve-receipt gate, materialization receipt gate, merge-admission gate. 2026-07-10 selection-control wiring (operator fork (c)): the affected-set selection control step (floor_skip_discovery_witness, see gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_note) joins the ci job with its OWN named budget gunbc_ci_selection_control_step_timeout_minutes (15m; 80s measured local) — a named term in the backstop sum, not a sixth aux term — so the backstop stays the exact step-sum + prelude. 2026-07-11 serial job split (operator ruling): the single ci job became three serially-chained jobs — build (release build + pack/upload of the ci_floor_required_artifact_names manifest; backstop gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes()), ci (downloads + verifies the release-bins artifact, then regen/floor/receipts/selection/admission; backstop gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() with the release-build term replaced by artifact-transfer + unpack terms), and emit_determinism (needs ci; the x2 full-corpus emit oracle extracted from the floor batches via the GithubActionsEmitDeterminismJob surface; backstop gunbc_ci_emit_determinism_job_backstop_timeout_minutes()). Rationale: a cold monolith build (~33-34min measured, runs 29125380927/29126347183 — sccache healthy at 96% Rust hits, zero read errors; the wall is one true-miss compile of the 161k-line v1-compiler crate, and per-host sccache caches mean a cross-host repeat pays it again) consumed the shared job budget so every .rs-touching merge ran at the ceiling by construction; each unit now carries its own bounded, monitored budget and a timeout is attributable at job grain. The chain is strictly serial (build -> ci -> emit_determinism), so the concurrent runner-slot footprint stays one job per run. Honesty row: emit_determinism lands NON-required on the gunbc main ruleset (the same status ci_regen had before #6470 folded it in; only the ci job is protection-required) — the oracle still runs and reds loudly every merge, but enforcing it is an operator ruleset action; its per-merge-required return trigger is that ruleset flip, and its deeper dissolve-on is the §7 self-host frontier retiring the v1 seed emitter whose host-Rust nondeterminism class it guards. SUPERSEDED 2026-07-14 (this PR, Phase D): the emit_determinism job, its x2 sampling oracle (tools.emit_determinism_gate/_transport, both deleted), and the GithubActionsEmitDeterminismJob surface were REMOVED — so ci_build_job -> ci_job is now the whole serial chain and this note's emit_determinism terms are historical. Determinism became a construction gate (§5 construction-over-validation): v2.lens.determinism.determinism_compile_gate enrolled in v2.compiler.compile always_required_root_lenses (mirrors accumulator_copy #6527) reds any bare map_keys reach into the v2 compile door, and C.2 (#6576) made the v1 seed emitter map_keys-free by construction so its host-Rust class needs no x2 sample. Operator ruling 2026-07-14 (b): the dying §7 seed carries no active guard; the construction guarantee replaces the sampling oracle. Class-4 correction (operator 2026-07-26): the deleted orphan gunbc_ci_job_timeout_policy_minutes (90, zero consumers) is NOT this authority — the live ci job reads gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes(), which is the composed step-sum + prelude (witness: ci_job_backstop_is_step_sum_plus_prelude)." -} - -data gunbc_ci_job_timeout_policy_minutes_deleted_note: String = "Deleted class-4 orphan (operator ruling 2026-07-26): gunbc_ci_job_timeout_policy_minutes (=90) had zero corpus consumers; the live ci job timeout is gunbc_ci_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() (composed step-sum + prelude). Inventory row corrected to name the backstop fn, not the dead literal." - -// ── Unified fleet job (operator request 2026-08-10: "a single fleet convergence job — -// it's overwhelming to see so many"). The ten former deploy/convergence/toolbox jobs -// collapse into ONE `fleet` job so the GHA UI shows a single row instead of ~nine -// (mostly-skipped) ones. Each step keeps the event guard its former job's if_condition -// carried, applied per-step via with_step_if; the shared prelude + release-bins + WIF/ -// agent setup run ONCE, and the key-agent cleanup runs always(). The step builders the -// former jobs used are all retained and reused below — only the per-op JOB wrappers are -// removed. ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── - -// Overwrite a step's if_condition (steps arrive from the builders with if_condition:none; -// the coproduct must be rebuilt to set the field). -fn with_step_if(step: Step, cond: String) -> Step { - match step { - RunStep { name: n, id: i, run: r, shell: sh, env: e, working_directory: wd, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: coe, timeout_minutes: tm } => - RunStep { name: n, id: i, run: r, shell: sh, env: e, working_directory: wd, if_condition: Present { value: cond }, continue_on_error: coe, timeout_minutes: tm } - UsesStep { name: n, id: i, uses: u, with: w, env: e, if_condition: _, continue_on_error: coe, timeout_minutes: tm } => - UsesStep { name: n, id: i, uses: u, with: w, env: e, if_condition: Present { value: cond }, continue_on_error: coe, timeout_minutes: tm } - } -} - -// OBSERVATION UNFUSED FROM ACTUATION (operator route 2026-08-10, CONVERGE acceptance). -// deploy dashboard and advance refs/fleet/desired are WRITES — they stay push-only, so the -// job-if's !cancelled() + main + needs.ci.result == 'success' guard is what gates them, and -// a censored/red floor can never let them run. collect_fleet_convergence is a READ: it -// collects host receipts and folds a verdict, and reading what the hosts CURRENTLY report -// does not require THIS commit's floor to be green. So the collector also runs on -// workflow_dispatch. This is NOT a weakening of the gate — it separates observing fleet -// state from changing it; a dispatch-collected fold describes state relative to the CURRENT -// refs/fleet/desired (not the dispatched head), so it never advances anything and never -// stands in for a green-floor acceptance. It exists because two consecutive main pushes hit -// the cold whole-corpus floor over-budget, so the push-gated collector never got to run and -// items 3 (per-host receipts) and 5 (the fold) had zero executions. -data ci_fleet_convergence_write_if: String = "github.event_name == 'push'" -data ci_fleet_collect_read_if: String = "github.event_name == 'push' || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch'" - -// Main-push convergence steps: deploy stage(s) + collect + advance. Deploy and advance are -// push-only WRITES; collect is a READ admitted on push OR workflow_dispatch (see above). -fn ci_fleet_convergence_steps() -> List { - concat( - map(gunbc_ci_deploy_stages, s => with_step_if(step: ci_deploy_step(stage: s), cond: ci_fleet_convergence_write_if)), - [ - with_step_if(step: ci_collect_fleet_convergence_step(), cond: ci_fleet_collect_read_if), - with_step_if(step: ci_advance_fleet_desired_step(), cond: ci_fleet_convergence_write_if) - ] - ) -} - -// workflow_dispatch toolbox steps: scan -> enroll -> probe (+multi-principal) -> -// observe_probe -> timer -> authorized-key -> observe_tasks, each guarded to dispatch. -// Serialized (former parallel jobs), which is if anything MORE correct — enroll after -// scan, probe after enroll. -fn ci_fleet_dispatch_steps() -> List { - map( - [ - ci_fleet_host_key_scan_step(), - ci_fleet_host_key_enroll_step(), - ci_fleet_reach_probe_step(), - ci_multi_principal_probe_step(), - ci_probe_identity_observe_step(), - ci_authorized_key_enroll_step(), - ci_srv1_tasks_observation_step() - ], - st => with_step_if(step: st, cond: "github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch'") - ) -} - -// Fleet job backstop = prelude allowance + all aux steps in the LARGER (dispatch) branch. -// Shared aux: release-download, unpack-verify, WIF, key-agent, cleanup (5). Dispatch ops: -// 8. Only one branch runs per event, so the dispatch branch (13 aux) dominates the push -// branch (5 shared + 3 ops = 8). Cap, not expected runtime — each aux step self-caps. -fn gunbc_ci_fleet_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + (13 * gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes) -} - -// Union of the former jobs' grants: WIF / deploy / collect need id_token:write; advance -// needs contents:write. -fn ci_fleet_permissions() -> WorkflowPermissions { - WorkflowPermissions { - contents: Present { value: PermWrite }, - pull_requests: none, - issues: none, - actions: none, - id_token: Present { value: PermWrite } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_job() -> Job { - Job { - id: "fleet", - name: none, - runner: gunbc_ci_deploy_srv1_runner_spec(), - steps: concat( - concat( - ci_artifact_consumer_prelude_steps(), - [ci_release_bins_download_step(), ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step(), ci_fleet_wif_auth_step(), ci_fleet_key_agent_step()] - ), - concat( - ci_fleet_convergence_steps(), - concat(ci_fleet_dispatch_steps(), [ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_step()]) - ) - ), - needs: ["ci"], - env: none, - outputs: none, - if_condition: Present { value: ci_fleet_job_if }, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_fleet_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() }, - continue_on_error: none, - concurrency: Present { - value: ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { - group: srv1_dashboard_deploy_concurrency_group, - cancel_in_progress: Present { value: CancelInProgressBool { value: false } }, - explicit_single: none, - } - }, - permissions: Present { value: ci_fleet_permissions() } - } -} - -// Read-only srv1 tasks pre-apply observation (operator ruling 2026-08-09 on PR 8045, -// manager approval msg_03ec1f78): workflow_dispatch-ONLY at the job condition, so it -// never rides pull_request or push events; pinned to the srv1 runner so the read runs -// INSIDE the observed universe; needs only the release-bins build (no floor, no deploy -// chain). The step is strictly read-only — the entry it invokes reaches only systemctl -// show and cgroupfs filesystem_read (gunbc.srv1_tasks_preapply_observation), and the -// printed return value is the typed Srv1TasksPreApplyReceipt. -fn ci_srv1_tasks_observation_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Read-only srv1 tasks pre-apply observation (observe_srv1_tasks_preapply_wet)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_srv1_tasks_observation_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -// Main→desired-ref advancement job (CONVERGE-0 loop): push-to-main only, downstream of -// the required ci check (needs: [ci] is the floor-green admission), contents:write so the -// checkout-persisted credential can push the CAS ref advance. No host is contacted; hosts -// follow the ref on their own timers. -// Live fleet reach probe (loop leg e): workflow_dispatch-only, srv1-pinned (the probe -// runs FROM inside the fleet, over the typed SSH probe seam where outcome is data). -fn ci_multi_principal_probe_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Read-only multi-principal fleet-key probe on srv3/srv4 (fleet_multi_principal_probe_wet; hostname + sudo -n -l; no writes)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_multi_principal_probe_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_reach_probe_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Live fleet reach probe (probe_fleet_reach_wet; outcomes are data)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_fleet_reach_probe_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -// A2 credential seam (parent msg_72e2dcee, provisioned): GitHub OIDC -> WIF exchange to -// the WIF-only service account, then in-run materialization of the fleet automation -// private key — Secret Manager versions/1 PINNED (never `latest`), fetched into -// RUNNER_TEMP mode 0600, loaded into an ssh-agent, and the file WIPED before any probe -// runs. The agent socket is exported via GITHUB_ENV so the probe step's ssh children -// inherit it; a trailing always() step kills the agent. Receipts downstream carry the -// identity NAME and outcome only — no key bytes, no payload digests (the fetch script -// never echoes the payload). Authority for the facts: gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment -// probe_identity_secret_access_requirement. -fn ci_fleet_wif_auth_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "WIF auth (OIDC -> fleet-cloud-convergence SA, access token only)" }, - id: Present { value: "wif_auth" }, - uses: google_auth_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "workload_identity_provider", value: yaml_string(s: probe_identity_secret_access_requirement.wif_provider_resource)), - kv(key: "service_account", value: yaml_string(s: probe_identity_secret_access_requirement.service_account)), - kv(key: "token_format", value: yaml_string(s: "access_token")), - kv(key: "create_credentials_file", value: yaml_bool(b: false)) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_key_agent_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Materialize fleet key in-run (SM versions/1 pinned -> RUNNER_TEMP 0600 -> ssh-agent -> wipe file)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_script(), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: "WIF_ACCESS_TOKEN", value: yaml_string(s: "${{ steps.wif_auth.outputs.access_token }}"))] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Kill the in-run ssh-agent (key never outlives the job)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: Present { value: "always()" }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -// Fleet convergence collection (join 5 invocation wire): a READ, srv1-pinned (the collector -// reads published receipts over the typed SSH seam FROM inside the fleet and folds the -// verdict). Its guard admits push OR workflow_dispatch (ci_fleet_collect_read_if) — on push -// it runs per merged revision downstream of the required ci check; on dispatch it observes -// current fleet state relative to the CURRENT refs/fleet/desired without advancing anything -// (unfused from the push-only writes; see ci_fleet_convergence_steps). -fn ci_collect_fleet_convergence_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Collect fleet converge receipts and fold the fleet verdict (collect_fleet_convergence_wet)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_collect_fleet_convergence_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_host_key_scan_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Fleet host-key scan (fleet_host_key_scan_wet; observation only, repairs nothing)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_fleet_host_key_scan_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_fleet_host_key_enroll_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Fleet host-key enrollment apply (fleet_host_key_enroll_wet; ssh-keygen -F readback)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_fleet_host_key_enroll_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_probe_identity_observe_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Probe-identity observe (read-only: authorized_keys presence + runner GCP credential path)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_probe_identity_observe_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_authorized_key_enroll_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Fleet authorized-key self-enroll (public key, idempotent, runs as the runner account on THIS host)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_authorized_key_enroll_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_advance_fleet_desired_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Advance refs/fleet/desired to the merged revision (CAS, floor-green only)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_advance_fleet_desired_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn gunbc_ci_heal_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { - gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes -} - -fn ci_heal_binary_source_skew_guard_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Refuse a binary/source revision skew (the release binary is built from the PR merge ref; this job checked out the branch head)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_heal_binary_source_skew_guard_script(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_heal_regen_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Regenerate drifted generated artifacts (main_wet — writes each authority projection to the worktree)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_heal_regen_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Converge repository-local Git integration bindings (repo_local_git_config converge)" }, - id: none, - run: gunbc_ci_heal_repo_local_git_config_invoke(), - shell: none, - env: none, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -fn ci_heal_commit_push_step() -> Step { - RunStep { - name: Present { value: "Commit + push auto-push-eligible regenerated artifacts (workflow paths are author-commit-required)" }, - id: Present { value: ci_heal_commit_push_step_id }, - run: gunbc_ci_heal_commit_push_script(), - shell: none, - env: Present { - value: [kv(key: "GITHUB_TOKEN", value: yaml_string(s: "${{ github.token }}"))] - }, - working_directory: none, - if_condition: none, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} - -data ci_heal_commit_push_step_id: String = "heal_commit_push" - -fn ci_heal_author_commit_upload_if() -> String { - concat( - concat("always() && steps.", ci_heal_commit_push_step_id), - concat(".outputs.", concat(ci_heal_author_commit_required_output, " == '1'")) - ) -} - -fn ci_heal_author_commit_upload_step() -> Step { - UsesStep { - name: Present { value: "Upload author-commit-required workflow repairs (the selected push credential cannot update .github/workflows/**)" }, - id: none, - uses: upload_artifact_action, - with: Present { - value: [ - kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_name)), - kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_dir)), - kv(key: "if-no-files-found", value: yaml_string(s: "error")), - kv( - key: "include-hidden-files", - value: yaml_bool(b: ci_heal_author_commit_artifact_includes_hidden_files()) - ), - kv(key: "retention-days", value: yaml_int(n: 7)), - kv(key: "compression-level", value: yaml_int(n: 0)) - ] - }, - env: none, - if_condition: Present { value: ci_heal_author_commit_upload_if() }, - continue_on_error: none, - timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } - } -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary.dag b/dag/gunbc/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 6198ce4ffa3..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,89 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary - -import std.types { Int, List, String } - -data claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_note: String = "TERMINAL BOUNDARY ledger for claim_executor.rs hand Rust (Lane swift-lynx-164). Live scale is measured at execution by scripts/rust_item_census.py — this note does NOT pin numeric literals (DESIGN §3 stale-citation class). CONTRACT: .dag owns plans, admission, scheduling, selection, outcome, and receipt semantics; Rust owns spawn, observe (time/memory/move bytes), and persist. Anything else in this file needs an explicit SeedGrowthJustification row. NOT a deletion plan — instrument only. Sibling cli_run.rs ledger: gunbc.cli_run_hand_rust_area_ledger." - -type ClaimExecutorRustRole - = DagOwnsSemantics - | RustOwnsHostPhysics - | SeedBridgeNeedsJustification - | UnclassifiedStopLine - -type ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: String - role: ClaimExecutorRustRole - detail: String -} - -data claim_executor_live_scale_receipt: String = "claim_executor.rs LIVE SCALE is measured at execution by scripts/rust_item_census.py. Terminal shape: thin host boundary spawning/oberving witness runs; floor plan semantics live in src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag." - -fn claim_executor_boundary_rows() -> List { - [ - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "batches_from_plan", - role: DagOwnsSemantics, - detail: "Batch structure derived from ci_floor_plan.dag output — Rust walks, does not invent plan shape" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "walk_plan_from_plan", - role: DagOwnsSemantics, - detail: "Walk/obligations parsed from modeled plan values" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "runnable_from_value", - role: DagOwnsSemantics, - detail: "Runnable profile projection from .dag-emitted plan records" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "run_native_transport", - role: RustOwnsHostPhysics, - detail: "Spawn child process, observe wall time and RSS, move bytes across host boundary" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "merge_admission_wire_read", - role: RustOwnsHostPhysics, - detail: "Read admission wire artifact from filesystem between phases" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "write_compile_clean_cost_drift_receipt", - role: RustOwnsHostPhysics, - detail: "Persist measured cost receipt to disk" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "read_positive_budget_ms", - role: RustOwnsHostPhysics, - detail: "Parse host env budget knobs — physics, not policy" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "enforce_floor_compile_clean_clamp", - role: SeedBridgeNeedsJustification, - detail: "Policy clamp bridging compile-clean gate timing — candidate for workflow emit" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "claim_result_for_outcome", - role: DagOwnsSemantics, - detail: "Maps host exit/status into typed ClaimResult — shape owned by workflow carriers" - }, - ClaimExecutorBoundaryRow { - symbol_prefix: "group_batch_units", - role: DagOwnsSemantics, - detail: "Scheduler grouping over modeled Runnable rows" - } - ] -} - -fn claim_executor_boundary_row_count() -> Int { - claim_executor_boundary_rows().length() -} - -fn claim_executor_terminal_boundary_declared() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_note, - pattern: ".dag owns plans" - ) - && string_contains( - s: claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_note, - pattern: "Rust owns spawn" - ) -} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/fleet_converge_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/fleet_converge_workflow.dag index 0f8a079aaac..90ee2568842 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/fleet_converge_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/fleet_converge_workflow.dag @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ import extdeps.github.actions { upload_artifact_action, download_artifact_action, RunnerSpec, RunsOnExpression, } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { +import gunbc.fleet_workflow_steps { ci_prelude_steps, ci_checkout_step, ci_release_build_step, diff --git a/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag b/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..3767c6d2efb --- /dev/null +++ b/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag @@ -0,0 +1,449 @@ +module gunbc.fleet_workflow_steps + +// THE GITHUB ACTIONS STEP VOCABULARY THE FLEET WORKFLOW RUNS ON. +// +// Re-homed here on 2026-08-15 from gunbc.ci_workflow, which was deleted with the CI wipe. These +// steps were never CI facts: checking out a tree, installing a toolchain, building the release +// bins, handing them between jobs, and authenticating to the fleet are things the fleet-converge +// workflow does, and they lived in the CI module only because CI happened to be authored first. +// +// The wipe made that placement visible rather than debatable: with every CI job deleted, the +// only consumer left was fleet_converge_workflow, so the module was already fleet-owned in +// everything except its name. The alternative -- keeping ci_workflow alive as the home for its +// own last consumer -- is how a deleted structure grows back around whatever survived it. +// +// The new witness-floor workflow (gunbc.witness_floor_workflow) deliberately shares NOTHING with +// this module. It authors its own checkout, toolchain, build and run steps in four short +// constructors, because its build is one cargo invocation with no artifact handoff, and reusing +// a cross-job artifact-transfer vocabulary to express that would be borrowing an architecture it +// does not have. + +import std.measure { minute_count } +import std.types { Duration } +import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { yaml_string, yaml_int, yaml_bool, kv } +import extdeps.github.actions { + Step, RunStep, UsesStep, + checkout_action, setup_rust_action, cache_action, + google_auth_action, + upload_artifact_action, download_artifact_action +} +import gunbc.ci_workflow_expressions { + ci_setup_rust_home, ci_cache_path, ci_cache_key, ci_cache_restore_keys, +} +import gunbc.ci_compile_jobs { compile_jobs_count_or_serial } +import gunbc.ci_runner_target { ci_runner_target_ram_speed_budget, selected_ci_runner_target } +import gunbc.ci_floor_measurement { gunbc_ci_runner_slot_ram_speed_ceiling } +import gunbc.merge_admission_produce { ci_repo_root_shell } +import v2.workflow.ci_workflow_run_emit { + ci_isolate_toolchain_script, + ci_native_cache_root_script, + ci_pin_rustup_default_script, +} +import v2.workflow.ci_release_build_emit { ci_release_build_script } +import gunbc.ci_spec { + ci_release_bins_pack_script, ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script, + ci_release_bins_archive_name, + gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_script, + gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_script, +} +import gunbc.fleet_host_key_enrollment { probe_identity_secret_access_requirement } +import std.types { List, String, Int } + +fn ci_checkout_step() -> Step { + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Checkout" }, + id: none, + uses: checkout_action, + with: Present { + value: [kv(key: "fetch-depth", value: yaml_int(n: 0))] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +fn ci_prelude_steps_with_checkout(checkout: Step, exact_head_preflight: List) -> List { + [ + checkout, + ] |> concat(exact_head_preflight) |> concat([ + ci_isolate_toolchain_step(), + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Setup Rust" }, + id: none, + uses: setup_rust_action, + with: Present { + value: [ + kv(key: "components", value: yaml_string(s: "rustfmt")), + kv(key: "cache", value: yaml_bool(b: false)), + kv(key: "rustflags", value: yaml_string(s: "")) + ] + }, + env: Present { + value: [kv(key: "HOME", value: yaml_string(s: ci_setup_rust_home()))] + }, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + }, + ci_native_cache_root_step(), + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Pin rustup default (isolated RUSTUP_HOME has no default toolchain)" }, + id: none, + run: ci_pin_rustup_default_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + }, + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Cache Cargo" }, + id: none, + uses: cache_action, + with: Present { + value: [ + kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_path())), + kv(key: "key", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_key())), + kv(key: "restore-keys", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_restore_keys())) + ] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } + ]) +} + +fn ci_prelude_steps() -> List { + ci_prelude_steps_with_checkout(checkout: ci_checkout_step(), exact_head_preflight: []) +} + +fn ci_isolate_toolchain_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Isolate toolchain dirs" }, + id: none, + run: ci_isolate_toolchain_script(build_jobs_count: ci_cargo_build_jobs_count()), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +fn ci_native_cache_root_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: ci_native_cache_derive_step_name }, + id: none, + run: ci_native_cache_root_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +fn ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge() -> String { + concat( + concat("HOME: ", ci_setup_rust_home()), + concat("\n - name: ", ci_native_cache_derive_step_name) + ) +} + +fn ci_cargo_build_jobs_count() -> Int { + compile_jobs_count_or_serial(jobs: ci_compile_jobs( + memory_budget: ci_runner_target_ram_speed_budget(target: selected_ci_runner_target()), + force_serial: false + )) +} + +fn ci_release_build_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc)" }, + id: Present { value: "release_build" }, + run: ci_release_build_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_release_bins_pack_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits)" }, + id: none, + run: ci_release_bins_pack_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_release_bins_upload_step() -> Step { + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Upload release-bins artifact" }, + id: none, + uses: upload_artifact_action, + with: Present { + value: [ + kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_release_bins_artifact_name)), + kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_release_bins_archive_name)), + kv(key: "if-no-files-found", value: yaml_string(s: "error")), + kv(key: "retention-days", value: yaml_int(n: 3)), + kv(key: "compression-level", value: yaml_int(n: 0)) + ] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_release_bins_download_step() -> Step { + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Download release-bins artifact" }, + id: none, + uses: download_artifact_action, + with: Present { + value: [kv(key: "name", value: yaml_string(s: ci_release_bins_artifact_name))] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Unpack + verify release bins (claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts; fail-closed)" }, + id: Present { value: "release_bins" }, + run: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_fleet_wif_auth_step() -> Step { + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "WIF auth (OIDC -> fleet-cloud-convergence SA, access token only)" }, + id: Present { value: "wif_auth" }, + uses: google_auth_action, + with: Present { + value: [ + kv(key: "workload_identity_provider", value: yaml_string(s: probe_identity_secret_access_requirement.wif_provider_resource)), + kv(key: "service_account", value: yaml_string(s: probe_identity_secret_access_requirement.service_account)), + kv(key: "token_format", value: yaml_string(s: "access_token")), + kv(key: "create_credentials_file", value: yaml_bool(b: false)) + ] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_fleet_key_agent_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Materialize fleet key in-run (SM versions/1 pinned -> RUNNER_TEMP 0600 -> ssh-agent -> wipe file)" }, + id: none, + run: gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_script(), + shell: none, + env: Present { + value: [kv(key: "WIF_ACCESS_TOKEN", value: yaml_string(s: "${{ steps.wif_auth.outputs.access_token }}"))] + }, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +fn ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Kill the in-run ssh-agent (key never outlives the job)" }, + id: none, + run: gunbc_ci_fleet_key_agent_cleanup_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: Present { value: "always()" }, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +data ci_native_cache_derive_step_name: String = "Derive native-cache root (rustc-version segment; after setup-rust-toolchain)" + +fn ci_native_cache_root_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: ci_native_cache_derive_step_name }, + id: none, + run: ci_native_cache_root_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +data ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge_note: String = "Adjacency-as-proxy ordering witness (not a structural Step-order predicate): ci_native_cache_prelude_order_bridge builds the setup-rust HOME env line immediately followed by the native-cache step name at the emitter's six-space yaml indent. witness_prelude_native_cache_root_step_follows_setup_rust asserts expected_ci_yml/falsifier_yml contain that substring. The real invariant is only that segment derivation runs after setup-rust-toolchain installs rustc; this check over-constrains to textual adjacency and can false-RED on a legitimate step inserted between setup-rust and native-cache, emitter yaml reformatting, or setup-rust gaining fields after HOME — but not false-green if ordering regresses. A hand-rolled match on Step would be the structural alternative; non-fold-residue forbids the wildcard arms that predicate would need (receipt: nfr floor on 14bc815db4). Dissolves when prelude ordering is witnessed without coproduct-residue match arms." + +fn ci_prelude_steps_with_checkout(checkout: Step, exact_head_preflight: List) -> List { + [ + checkout, + ] |> concat(exact_head_preflight) |> concat([ + ci_isolate_toolchain_step(), + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Setup Rust" }, + id: none, + uses: setup_rust_action, + with: Present { + value: [ + kv(key: "components", value: yaml_string(s: "rustfmt")), + kv(key: "cache", value: yaml_bool(b: false)), + kv(key: "rustflags", value: yaml_string(s: "")) + ] + }, + env: Present { + value: [kv(key: "HOME", value: yaml_string(s: ci_setup_rust_home()))] + }, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + }, + ci_native_cache_root_step(), + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Pin rustup default (isolated RUSTUP_HOME has no default toolchain)" }, + id: none, + run: ci_pin_rustup_default_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + }, + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Cache Cargo" }, + id: none, + uses: cache_action, + with: Present { + value: [ + kv(key: "path", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_path())), + kv(key: "key", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_key())), + kv(key: "restore-keys", value: yaml_string(s: ci_cache_restore_keys())) + ] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } + ]) +} + +data ci_release_bins_artifact_name: String = "release-bins" + +fn ci_release_bins_pack_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Pack release bins for cross-job handoff (tar keeps exec bits)" }, + id: none, + run: ci_release_bins_pack_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: Present { value: gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes } + } +} + +data gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 5 + +data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes: Duration = 15 + +data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_note: String = "v1-compiler-tests retained-kernel execution gate step budget. Originally a compile-contract gate (operator ruling 2026-08-05, PR A / fierce-heron-177): reordered after the release build and switched to cargo test --release --no-run so v1-compiler compiles once per job. --no-run removed 2026-08-11 with the suite cutover; the crate shrank from 98 modules / 740 tests to the 9 declared retained modules / 30 tests, which execute rather than only compile. Warm runs should complete in seconds once the release artifact is warm; 15m retains the prior cold-host envelope without raising the cap." + +data gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes: Int = 15 + +data gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_note: String = "stage0 partition compile gate step budget (sharp-fox-403 C1): seven sequential cargo check -p v1-stage0-* partition crates enrolled as the build-job compile backstop over stage0_partition_crate_rows. Cold-host envelope matches v1-compiler-tests compile gate until a dedicated receipt exists; warm partition crates are smaller than the monolith test crate." + +data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes: Int = 10 + +data gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_note: String = "v1-compiler test-targets compile gate step budget. 10 minutes against 67s MEASURED for this step's exact argv (cargo check -p v1-compiler --all-targets, cold, remote runner, on the repaired tree after gunbc#8167 / gunbc#8173 landed the lib-test compile fix). The earlier figure recorded here was 99s from cargo check --workspace --all-targets, which was an upper BOUND rather than this step's cost — it was all that could be measured while main's lib test target did not compile, and it is superseded rather than kept beside the real number. Deliberately BELOW the 15m carried by the v1-compiler-tests and partition gates rather than copied from them: those two inherited a cold-host envelope with no dedicated receipt, and repeating a number nobody measured is how an unmeasured envelope becomes precedent. The gate runs AFTER the release build for the same reason the retained-kernel gate does — v1-compiler is already compiled in release with the shared feature set, so the check reuses that artifact instead of forcing a second compile. Raising this needs a measurement, not a round number." + +data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 10 + +data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_note: String = "Cross-job handoff of the release bins (operator job-split ruling 2026-07-11): the build job packs ci_floor_required_artifact_names into one tgz (tar preserves the executable bits a raw artifact zip would drop) and uploads it; the ci floor job downloads, unpacks into target/release, and re-verifies via claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts before any step consumes a bin (fail-closed: a missing or truncated artifact reds the job at the verify, never as a mid-floor bin fallback). 10m is the transfer envelope for a ~200MB archive under fleet pressure; upload uses if-no-files-found: error so an empty pack is loud." + +data gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes: Int = 5 + +data gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 45 + +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_concurrency_group: String = "srv1-dashboard-deploy" +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_serialization_note: String = "Blue/green selection is observe-then-mutate, so two deploy jobs may not overlap: both could observe blue active, then the first flips green while the second restarts what has become the active green slot, recreating the outage. Job-grain concurrency serializes the entire cutover with cancel-in-progress=false; QueueNotMax may replace an older pending deployment with the newest main revision, but it never interrupts the one holding the host mutation window." + +fn gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes +} + +data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 10 + +data gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_note: String = "Cross-job handoff of the release bins (operator job-split ruling 2026-07-11): the build job packs ci_floor_required_artifact_names into one tgz (tar preserves the executable bits a raw artifact zip would drop) and uploads it; the ci floor job downloads, unpacks into target/release, and re-verifies via claim_executor --verify-build-artifacts before any step consumes a bin (fail-closed: a missing or truncated artifact reds the job at the verify, never as a mid-floor bin fallback). 10m is the transfer envelope for a ~200MB archive under fleet pressure; upload uses if-no-files-found: error so an empty pack is loud." + +data gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes: Int = 5 + +data gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 45 + +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_concurrency_group: String = "srv1-dashboard-deploy" +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_serialization_note: String = "Blue/green selection is observe-then-mutate, so two deploy jobs may not overlap: both could observe blue active, then the first flips green while the second restarts what has become the active green slot, recreating the outage. Job-grain concurrency serializes the entire cutover with cancel-in-progress=false; QueueNotMax may replace an older pending deployment with the newest main revision, but it never interrupts the one holding the host mutation window." + +fn gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes +} + +fn gunbc_ci_fleet_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes + (13 * gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes) +} + +data gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 45 + +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_concurrency_group: String = "srv1-dashboard-deploy" +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_serialization_note: String = "Blue/green selection is observe-then-mutate, so two deploy jobs may not overlap: both could observe blue active, then the first flips green while the second restarts what has become the active green slot, recreating the outage. Job-grain concurrency serializes the entire cutover with cancel-in-progress=false; QueueNotMax may replace an older pending deployment with the newest main revision, but it never interrupts the one holding the host mutation window." + +fn gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes +} + +data gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes: Int = 5 + +data gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes: Int = 45 + +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_concurrency_group: String = "srv1-dashboard-deploy" +data srv1_dashboard_deploy_serialization_note: String = "Blue/green selection is observe-then-mutate, so two deploy jobs may not overlap: both could observe blue active, then the first flips green while the second restarts what has become the active green slot, recreating the outage. Job-grain concurrency serializes the entire cutover with cancel-in-progress=false; QueueNotMax may replace an older pending deployment with the newest main revision, but it never interrupts the one holding the host mutation window." + +fn gunbc_ci_build_job_backstop_timeout_minutes() -> Int { + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_tests_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_stage0_partition_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_v1_compiler_test_targets_compile_gate_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_release_build_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_aux_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_artifact_transfer_step_timeout_minutes + gunbc_ci_prelude_allowance_minutes +} diff --git a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag index eeef91c13bd..00a31bd58ca 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact.dag @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ import gunbc.plan_registry { all_plans } import gunbc.generated_artifact_merge_driver { generated_artifact_merge_driver_script_path } type GeneratedArtifact - = FleetConvergeYamlArtifact + = WitnessFloorYamlArtifact + | FleetConvergeYamlArtifact | GitignoreArtifact | GitattributesArtifact | RoadmapArtifact @@ -28,7 +29,7 @@ type GeneratedArtifact data generated_artifact_registry: List = concat( concat( concat( - [FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact], + [WitnessFloorYamlArtifact, FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, Stage0CratePartitionGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0EmitPlanGeneratedDagArtifact, V1InterpreterDispatchGeneratedRsArtifact], map(fleet_autoinstall_specs, s => AutoinstallUserDataArtifact { spec: s }) ), map(fleet_install_server_specs, s => ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact { spec: s }) @@ -48,6 +49,7 @@ type CommitPolicy fn artifact_path(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> String { match a { + WitnessFloorYamlArtifact => ".github/workflows/witnesses.yml" FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => ".github/workflows/fleet-converge.yml" GitignoreArtifact => ".gitignore" GitattributesArtifact => ".gitattributes" @@ -75,6 +77,7 @@ fn artifact_commit_policy(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> CommitPolicy { GithooksPrePushArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GitProtocol } GithooksPreCommitArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GitProtocol } GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GitProtocol } + WitnessFloorYamlArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GithubActionsWorkflow } FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: GithubActionsWorkflow } RoadmapArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: ProjectDocumentation } DesignArtifact => CommitRequired { consumer: ProjectDocumentation } @@ -109,6 +112,7 @@ data artifact_eq_disposition_reference_note: String = "Disposition authority (re fn artifact_eq(a: GeneratedArtifact, b: GeneratedArtifact) -> Bool { match a { + WitnessFloorYamlArtifact => match b { WitnessFloorYamlArtifact => true _ => false } FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => match b { FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => true _ => false } GitignoreArtifact => match b { GitignoreArtifact => true _ => false } GitattributesArtifact => match b { GitattributesArtifact => true _ => false } diff --git a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag index cbc4612c3e0..43a8575c1c4 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/generated_artifact_emit.dag @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ module gunbc.generated_artifact_emit import gunbc.generated_artifact { GeneratedArtifact, - FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, + WitnessFloorYamlArtifact, FleetConvergeYamlArtifact, GitignoreArtifact, GitattributesArtifact, RoadmapArtifact, DesignArtifact, RunnerDeployArtifact, GithooksPrePushArtifact, GithooksPreCommitArtifact, GeneratedArtifactMergeDriverArtifact, AutoinstallUserDataArtifact, ProxyDhcpDnsmasqArtifact, PlanArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedDagArtifact, Stage0CrateLayoutGeneratedRsArtifact, @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import gunbc.generated_artifact { artifact_path } import gunbc.fleet_converge_workflow { expected_fleet_converge_yml } +import gunbc.witness_floor_workflow { expected_witness_floor_yml } import gunbc.ci_yaml_validate { ci_yml_parses } import gunbc.gitignore_emit { expected_gitignore } import gunbc.gitattributes_emit { GitattributesGenerated, GitattributesGenerationRefused, expected_gitattributes } @@ -54,6 +55,7 @@ fn artifact_generated(content: String) -> ArtifactGenerationOutcome { fn artifact_generate(a: GeneratedArtifact) -> ArtifactGenerationOutcome { match a { + WitnessFloorYamlArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_witness_floor_yml()) FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_fleet_converge_yml()) GitignoreArtifact => artifact_generated(content: expected_gitignore()) GitattributesArtifact => match expected_gitattributes() { @@ -88,6 +90,7 @@ data artifact_extra_valid_note: String = "P0 (operator-directed, 2026-08-05; loy fn artifact_extra_valid(a: GeneratedArtifact, generated: ArtifactGenerationOutcome) -> Bool { match a { + WitnessFloorYamlArtifact => ci_yml_parses(path: artifact_path(a: a)) FleetConvergeYamlArtifact => ci_yml_parses(path: artifact_path(a: a)) GitignoreArtifact => true GitattributesArtifact => true diff --git a/dag/gunbc/plans/compile_clean_forcecheck.dag b/dag/gunbc/plans/compile_clean_forcecheck.dag index c187e412240..1203a55f4e8 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/plans/compile_clean_forcecheck.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/plans/compile_clean_forcecheck.dag @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ fn compile_clean_forcecheck_body() -> List { h3(text: "HAND-RUST GATE receipt — CompilerDiagnostic seed projection"), p(text: "**Explicit deferral. Lane: compiler-static-failure-closure (`v1-method-existence-wall` / `v1-declared-type-conformance-wall`). ROADMAP row: hand-MAINTAINED Rust to zero at v2 self-host.**"), p(text: "The (B) wall adds FIVE variants to the `CompilerDiagnostic` coproduct in `.dag` (`MethodNotFound`, `MethodExistenceUndecided`, `MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted`, `ReceiverTypeUnestablished`, `FrontierOccurrenceBudgetExceeded`). It read SIX until `DeclaredTypeConformanceUnjudged` was excluded from the PR (review 45767) and its arms went with it. Each forces an arm in two TOTAL matches in the hand-maintained seed transport `cli_run.rs` — `compile_clean_diagnostic_histogram_key` and its method-name extractor. Without those arms the seed does not compile, so they are the mechanical consequence of the `.dag` change rather than host capability chosen in Rust."), - p(text: "This is a different class from the gate's usual subject, and the distinction is the receipt. The gate's other explicit deferrals (`cli_run::selection_control_input_sources`; the emit-surface retirement rows) are DECISION SURFACES that could live in `.dag` and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. An exhaustiveness arm owes none: it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. There is no separable work to schedule, which is why the trigger is the seed itself."), + p(text: "This is a different class from the gate's usual subject, and the distinction is the receipt. The gate's other explicit deferrals (the emit-surface retirement rows) are DECISION SURFACES that could live in `.dag` and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. `cli_run::selection_control_input_sources` stood in that list until 2026-08-15, when it was deleted with affected-set selection; a deferral discharged by deletion leaves the citation naming nothing, which is the stale-citation class this document's own section 3 describes. An exhaustiveness arm owes none: it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. There is no separable work to schedule, which is why the trigger is the seed itself."), p(text: "**Checkable receipt — the hand-Rust carrier census is flat; only arm count moved.** THE FIGURES ARE NOT REPEATED HERE, AND THAT IS THE POINT. They live once, on the carrier named in the next paragraph, beside the coproduct whose extension forces the arms; each is stated there with the exact command that reproduces it, so a reader checks the receipt by running those commands rather than by trusting either copy. This paragraph carried its own copy of the numbers until review 45565 quoted them back after they had been re-derived on the carrier and not here — the §3 fork doing exactly what §3 says it does, in a paragraph whose very next sentence already named the carrier as the single authority. A receipt duplicated across two carriers is worse than one in the wrong place: both read as authoritative, they diverge silently, and the stale one is as likely to be cited as the live one. The prior drift is itself instructive and is recorded on the carrier: the row read five variants and 13 lines after a sixth landed (review 45501), and the fn census it quoted was never reproducible by any command at all."), p(text: "`compiler_tests.rs` is GENERATED, not hand-written: it is emitted from `src/v1/compiler_tests_rust.dag` by `regen_stage0` and is listed in `gunbc.stage0_emit_model.generated_stage0_files`, so its line growth is witness text authored in `.dag` and is not hand-Rust surface. The authority for this receipt is the carrier, `v1.compiler.core` `compiler_diagnostic_seed_projection_note`, beside the coproduct whose extension forces the arms. THIS DOC IS A PROJECTION of this plan and is regenerated by the generated-artifact gate, so the receipt is authored here; a receipt written into the .md alone is reverted on the next heal."), h2(text: "5. (A) partition design"), diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..6167522ea69 --- /dev/null +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +module gunbc.witness_floor_workflow + +import extdeps.languages.yaml.types { yaml_string, yaml_int, kv } +import extdeps.languages.yaml.emit { serialize_yaml } +import extdeps.languages.yaml.gha_workflow { project_workflow_to_yaml } +import extdeps.github.actions { + Workflow, Job, Step, RunStep, UsesStep, + WorkflowTrigger, Push, PullRequest, WorkflowDispatch, + PullRequestActivity, Opened, Synchronize, Reopened, ReadyForReview, + DispatchInput, InputString, + WorkflowPermissions, PermRead, + ConcurrencySpec, ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax, CancelInProgressBool, + RunnerSpec, + checkout_action, setup_rust_action +} +import gunbc.runner_spec_from_offer { gunbc_ci_runner_spec } +import gunbc.repo_identity { gunbc_default_branch_name } +import gunbc.merge_admission_produce { ci_repo_root_shell } +import std.types { List, String, Int } + +// THE ONLY CI EMISSION THIS REPOSITORY HAS. +// +// Authored fresh on 2026-08-15 as re-add #1 after the CI wipe, deliberately NOT by reviving +// gunbc.ci_workflow's job-spec architecture. That module emitted six jobs across a build -> +// regen -> ci -> heal -> fleet pipeline with per-step timeout rows, artifact transfer between +// jobs, concurrency expressions, upstream-red refusal arms and a floor step whose plan resolved +// batches, workers and a coordinator. None of it is re-derived here, because none of it follows +// from the obligation this workflow discharges. +// +// The obligation is exactly one sentence: every test witness in the repository executes, on +// every push and pull request, and the run is red if any of them is. From that, one job: +// check out the tree, install the toolchain, build the one binary that folds the witnesses, run +// it once. There is no second job, so there is nothing to sequence, nothing to hand an artifact +// to, and no `needs` edge to get wrong. +// +// WHAT IS DELIBERATELY ABSENT, so that a later reader does not restore it as an oversight: +// regen, heal, the generated-artifact drift gates, the seven effect gates, the fmt gate, +// merge-admission stamping and the falsifier cadence are all real obligations and all currently +// unmet. They return one at a time, each re-derived from its own first principles under its own +// operator agreement. Their absence here is the declared state of the ladder, not a gap in this +// module. + +data witness_floor_workflow_job_id: String = "witnesses" + +data witness_floor_concurrency_group: String = "witness-floor-${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.ref }}" + +// The binaries the fold actually needs, and only those. `claim_executor` is the fold's entry; +// `gunbc` is the CLI the repository's own tooling invokes. The predecessor build job named +// nineteen binaries, most of which this cut deleted; naming a binary that no step runs buys +// nothing and costs a compile. +data witness_floor_required_bins: List = ["claim_executor", "gunbc"] + +fn witness_floor_checkout_step() -> Step { + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Checkout" }, + id: none, + uses: checkout_action, + with: Present { + value: [kv(key: "fetch-depth", value: yaml_int(n: 0))] + }, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +fn witness_floor_toolchain_step() -> Step { + UsesStep { + name: Present { value: "Install Rust toolchain" }, + id: none, + uses: setup_rust_action, + with: none, + env: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +// One cargo invocation, no retry arm. The predecessor carried a fallback that re-ran the build +// with CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 and RUSTC_WRAPPER unset when the first attempt failed; that arm made +// an sccache deficit unobservable by construction (DESIGN section 5, the absorbing fallback), so +// it is not re-derived. A build failure is a build failure and stops the line. +fn witness_floor_build_script() -> String { + fold( + witness_floor_required_bins, + init: "cargo build --release -p v1-compiler", + f: fn(acc, bin) { concat(acc, concat(" --bin ", bin)) } + ) +} + +fn witness_floor_build_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "Build the witness fold" }, + id: none, + run: concat(witness_floor_build_script(), "\n"), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +// ONE INVOCATION OF OUR OWN BINARY. Everything the run decides -- which witnesses exist, what +// identity each has, which frame it needs, and whether the roster is admissible at all -- is +// decided in .dag by v2.workflow.required_floor. This step passes the two source roots and +// nothing else: there is no plan entry, no plan function, no batch id, no worker role and no +// selection flag, because the fold has no such concepts to configure. +fn witness_floor_run_script() -> String { + concat( + concat("ROOT=", concat(ci_repo_root_shell(), "\n")), + concat( + "\"$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor\" --required-floor", + " --source-root \"$ROOT/dag\" --source-root \"$ROOT/src/v2\"\n" + ) + ) +} + +fn witness_floor_run_step() -> Step { + RunStep { + name: Present { value: "All witnesses (one prepared subject, one fold)" }, + id: none, + run: witness_floor_run_script(), + shell: none, + env: none, + working_directory: none, + if_condition: none, + continue_on_error: none, + timeout_minutes: none + } +} + +fn witness_floor_job() -> Job { + Job { + id: witness_floor_workflow_job_id, + name: none, + runner: gunbc_ci_runner_spec(), + steps: [ + witness_floor_checkout_step(), + witness_floor_toolchain_step(), + witness_floor_build_step(), + witness_floor_run_step() + ], + needs: [], + env: none, + outputs: none, + if_condition: none, + timeout_minutes: none, + continue_on_error: none, + concurrency: none, + permissions: none + } +} + +data witness_floor_workflow: Workflow = { + name: "witnesses", + on: [ + WorkflowDispatch { inputs: [] }, + Push { branches: [gunbc_default_branch_name], paths: [] }, + PullRequest { + branches: [gunbc_default_branch_name], + types: [Opened, Synchronize, Reopened, ReadyForReview] + } + ], + concurrency: Present { + value: ConcurrencyMappingQueueNotMax { + group: witness_floor_concurrency_group, + cancel_in_progress: Present { value: CancelInProgressBool { value: true } }, + explicit_single: none + } + }, + env: Present { + value: [kv(key: "CARGO_TERM_COLOR", value: yaml_string(s: "always"))] + }, + permissions: Present { + value: WorkflowPermissions { + contents: Present { value: PermRead }, + pull_requests: none, + issues: none, + actions: none, + id_token: none + } + }, + jobs: [witness_floor_job()] +} + +fn expected_witness_floor_yml() -> String { + serialize_yaml(v: project_workflow_to_yaml(workflow: witness_floor_workflow)) +} diff --git a/dag/test/claim/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 47b4e015fbe..00000000000 --- a/dag/test/claim/claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -module test.claim.claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_witness - -import gunbc.claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary { - claim_executor_boundary_row_count, - claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_note, - claim_executor_live_scale_receipt, - claim_executor_terminal_boundary_declared -} -import v2.std.text { String } - -test fn claim_executor_terminal_boundary_is_declared() -> Bool { - claim_executor_terminal_boundary_declared() -} - -test fn claim_executor_boundary_has_rows() -> Bool { - claim_executor_boundary_row_count() >= 10 -} - -test fn claim_executor_live_scale_receipt_records_loc() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: claim_executor_live_scale_receipt, pattern: "scripts/rust_item_census.py") -} - -test fn claim_executor_boundary_is_instrument_not_deletion() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: claim_executor_hand_rust_boundary_note, pattern: "NOT a deletion plan") -} diff --git a/docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md b/docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md index 402fea4b230..de26a4e7e5a 100644 --- a/docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md +++ b/docs/plans/compile-clean-forcecheck.md @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Parent `quick-ant-298` confirmed: this node ships **(A)'s design + the blast-rad The (B) wall adds FIVE variants to the `CompilerDiagnostic` coproduct in `.dag` (`MethodNotFound`, `MethodExistenceUndecided`, `MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted`, `ReceiverTypeUnestablished`, `FrontierOccurrenceBudgetExceeded`). It read SIX until `DeclaredTypeConformanceUnjudged` was excluded from the PR (review 45767) and its arms went with it. Each forces an arm in two TOTAL matches in the hand-maintained seed transport `cli_run.rs` — `compile_clean_diagnostic_histogram_key` and its method-name extractor. Without those arms the seed does not compile, so they are the mechanical consequence of the `.dag` change rather than host capability chosen in Rust. -This is a different class from the gate's usual subject, and the distinction is the receipt. The gate's other explicit deferrals (`cli_run::selection_control_input_sources`; the emit-surface retirement rows) are DECISION SURFACES that could live in `.dag` and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. An exhaustiveness arm owes none: it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. There is no separable work to schedule, which is why the trigger is the seed itself. +This is a different class from the gate's usual subject, and the distinction is the receipt. The gate's other explicit deferrals (the emit-surface retirement rows) are DECISION SURFACES that could live in `.dag` and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. `cli_run::selection_control_input_sources` stood in that list until 2026-08-15, when it was deleted with affected-set selection; a deferral discharged by deletion leaves the citation naming nothing, which is the stale-citation class this document's own section 3 describes. An exhaustiveness arm owes none: it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. There is no separable work to schedule, which is why the trigger is the seed itself. **Checkable receipt — the hand-Rust carrier census is flat; only arm count moved.** THE FIGURES ARE NOT REPEATED HERE, AND THAT IS THE POINT. They live once, on the carrier named in the next paragraph, beside the coproduct whose extension forces the arms; each is stated there with the exact command that reproduces it, so a reader checks the receipt by running those commands rather than by trusting either copy. This paragraph carried its own copy of the numbers until review 45565 quoted them back after they had been re-derived on the carrier and not here — the §3 fork doing exactly what §3 says it does, in a paragraph whose very next sentence already named the carrier as the single authority. A receipt duplicated across two carriers is worse than one in the wrong place: both read as authoritative, they diverge silently, and the stale one is as likely to be cited as the live one. The prior drift is itself instructive and is recorded on the carrier: the row read five variants and 13 lines after a sixth landed (review 45501), and the fn census it quoted was never reproducible by any command at all. diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs index 8c620d65263..091be0ec719 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs @@ -10256,6 +10256,7 @@ fn run() -> Result { let mut verify_artifacts_mode = false; let mut floor_worker_role: Option = None; let mut scoped_batch_id: Option = None; + let mut required_floor_mode = false; let mut i = 1; while i < args.len() { @@ -10274,6 +10275,9 @@ fn run() -> Result { i += 1; source_roots.push(require_path_value(&args, i, "--source-root")?); } + "--required-floor" => { + required_floor_mode = true; + } "--plan-entry" => { i += 1; plan_entry = Some(require_path_value(&args, i, "--plan-entry")?); @@ -10350,6 +10354,49 @@ fn run() -> Result { return Err(ExitCode::from(2)); } let _phase_profile = PhaseProfile::install_from_env(); + + // THE REQUIRED WITNESS FLOOR: one repository preparation, one immutable scope per distinct + // claim scope, one cheap mutable frame per claim, one linear fold over every witness in the + // tree. It takes no plan, so it short-circuits before the plan-arg requirement — there is no + // schedule to resolve, no batch to assign, no worker to spawn and no selection to compute, + // and the absence of those flags is the point rather than an omission. `run_required_floor` + // refuses when planned, executed and terminal identity counts disagree, so a silently short + // roster cannot report as a pass. + if required_floor_mode { + let commit = std::env::var("GITHUB_SHA").unwrap_or_else(|_| "local".to_string()); + return match v1_compiler::cli_run::run_required_floor( + &source_roots, + &commit, + v1_compiler::cli_run::ShardStyle::single_shard(), + ) { + Ok(outcome) => { + eprintln!( + "required-floor: subject={} modules_resolved={} modules_excluded={}", + outcome.subject_digest, outcome.modules_resolved, outcome.modules_excluded + ); + eprintln!( + "required-floor: planned={} executed={} terminal={} passed={} failed={}", + outcome.claims_planned, + outcome.claims_executed, + outcome.receipt_identities, + outcome.passed, + outcome.failures.len() + ); + for failure in &outcome.failures { + eprintln!("required-floor: FAIL {failure}"); + } + if outcome.failures.is_empty() { + Ok(ExitCode::SUCCESS) + } else { + Err(ExitCode::from(1)) + } + } + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("required-floor: refused: {e}"); + Err(ExitCode::from(1)) + } + }; + } let plan_entry = match plan_entry { Some(e) => e, None => { diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 28bd222312c..8dc4b3655e4 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -14776,20 +14776,35 @@ fn render_batch_summary_line( } pub fn install_output_policy(source_roots: &[String]) { - use v1_interpreter::{OutputDecision, Value}; - let (verbose, quiet) = match v1_interpreter::cli_verbosity() { - v1_interpreter::Verbosity::Verbose => (true, false), - v1_interpreter::Verbosity::Quiet => (false, true), - v1_interpreter::Verbosity::Normal => (false, false), - }; let entry = "dag/gunbc/output_policy.dag"; let (graph, indices) = match resolve_entry_graph_shared(source_roots, entry) { Ok(g) => g, Err(_) => return, }; let ctx = make_eval_context(&graph, indices, v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode::Wet); + install_output_policy_in(&ctx, source_roots); +} + +/// INSTALL THE POLICY FROM AN ALREADY-PREPARED CONTEXT. +/// +/// `install_output_policy` above resolves `dag/gunbc/output_policy.dag` on its own, which on +/// the floor cost a separate whole-entry resolve to read five channel decisions out of a world +/// the run was about to build anyway. The required floor calls this form with the one prepared +/// repository instead: the policy module is already in the subject, so reading it is an +/// evaluation and nothing more. +/// +/// The two forms share every decision below deliberately — a second copy of the decode would be +/// a second policy, and the divergence would show up as two runs disagreeing about what +/// "Normal" prints. +pub fn install_output_policy_in(ctx: &v1_interpreter::InterpContext, source_roots: &[String]) { + use v1_interpreter::{OutputDecision, Value}; + let (verbose, quiet) = match v1_interpreter::cli_verbosity() { + v1_interpreter::Verbosity::Verbose => (true, false), + v1_interpreter::Verbosity::Quiet => (false, true), + v1_interpreter::Verbosity::Normal => (false, false), + }; let policy = match v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( - &ctx, + ctx, "resolve_channel_policy", &[ (Some("verbose".to_string()), Value::Bool(verbose)), @@ -14841,7 +14856,7 @@ pub fn install_output_policy(source_roots: &[String]) { // with 5,310 per-witness lines and every witness green, because a policy read that fails // closed to the OLD behaviour is indistinguishable from a policy that chose it. let folds = match v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( - &ctx, + ctx, "routine_rollup_folds", &[ (Some("verbose".to_string()), Value::Bool(verbose)), @@ -14876,7 +14891,7 @@ pub fn install_output_policy(source_roots: &[String]) { // is not loaded here" have different remedies, and only the first is drift. let ask_fold = |passed: bool| -> Result { match v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( - &ctx, + ctx, "concluded_outcome_folds", &[(Some("passed".to_string()), Value::Bool(passed))], false, @@ -14901,7 +14916,7 @@ pub fn install_output_policy(source_roots: &[String]) { } } - install_effect_stream_policy(&ctx, verbose, quiet); + install_effect_stream_policy(ctx, verbose, quiet); } /// Evaluate `gunbc.output_policy.resolve_shell_trace_stream_policy` from the same @@ -24539,6 +24554,20 @@ struct ShardStyle { } impl ShardStyle { + /// The style the required witness floor runs under. It is a single shard by construction — + /// there is no sharding to describe, so the `s{id}` tag is absent rather than set to a + /// constant — and colour/streaming come from the same environment the rest of the floor + /// reads. This exists because the fields are private to this module and the floor's CLI + /// entry lives in a binary; it is a constructor, not a policy. + pub fn single_shard() -> Self { + ShardStyle { + shard_id: 0, + shard_count: 1, + color: floor_color_enabled(), + stream: floor_stream_enabled(), + } + } + /// Distinct hue per concurrent shard so the interleaved stream reads as parallelism. Green /// and red are reserved for the pass/fail glyph, so the label palette avoids them. fn shard_color_code(self) -> &'static str { @@ -41811,3 +41840,715 @@ mod union_dedup_import_facts_law { assert!(union_dedup_import_facts_reference_first(vec![], vec![]).is_empty()); } } + +// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// THE REQUIRED WITNESS FLOOR +// +// Ported 2026-08-15 from session/vivid-bear-458-floor2 b19a3e2942 as re-add #1 after the +// CI wipe. Only the preparation/scope/fold stack came across: the quarry's plan, batch, +// worker and coordinator surfaces are not re-added and are not migration subjects. +// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +pub fn floor_prepared_subject_exclusions() -> Vec { + vec![ + "test/fixture/meta_exec_confinement_scan/".to_string(), + "test/manual/ownership_movable_test.dag".to_string(), + ] +} + +/// ONE PREPARATION, N FRAMES — and the distinction is what deleted the memo. +/// +/// The load-bearing observation is that `ExecutionMode` is NOT an input to resolution. It +/// reaches only `InterpContext::with_runtime_options`, so a Hermetic claim and a Wet claim +/// over the same tree are two CONTEXTS over one graph, not two subjects. That fact used to be +/// spent on a thread-local cache: three plan-driven batches each *demanded* a prepared +/// subject, and the memo made the second and third demands cheap. The demands were the +/// defect. One required-floor process prepares once and hands the same `PreparedRepository` +/// to every frame it builds, so there is no repeated demand to absorb, no key to get wrong, +/// and no cache whose hit rate could silently become the thing being measured. +/// +/// A cache that is never consulted twice is not an optimisation, it is a claim about the +/// call graph written in the wrong place — and one that a reader can only check by counting +/// callers. Direct value flow states it structurally: `prepare_repository_once` is called at +/// one site, and every frame is derived from what it returned. +/// +/// THE INVENTORY IS RETAINED, and that is the second half of the deletion. Preparation +/// already walked and read every admitted file; a later consumer that walks again to ask what +/// modules exist, which files declare witnesses, or what a module's path is, is re-acquiring +/// the repository to learn something the preparation already knows. The naming-hygiene walk +/// cost ~6 minutes of every floor run for exactly that reason. Consumers fold over this +/// inventory instead. +pub struct PreparedRepository { + pub graph: Rc, + pub source_indices: Rc>>, + pub subject_digest: String, + pub modules_resolved: usize, + pub modules_excluded: usize, + pub inventory: Vec, +} + +/// One admitted source file, as preparation read it: its module path, its repository path, +/// and the bytes. The module path is carried here rather than re-derived because the index +/// that produced it is the same one preparation resolved from — re-deriving it later is the +/// second representation of the path/module binding, and it is the representation that rots. +pub struct InventoryEntry { + pub module_path: String, + pub path: String, + pub content: String, +} + +/// THE ONE PREPARATION. Reads the active sources once, resolves them once under the strict +/// typecheck gate, and returns everything a later consumer could want to know about the +/// subject so that none of them reaches for the repository again. +pub fn prepare_repository_once( + source_roots: &[String], + exclude_substrings: &[String], +) -> Result { + let index = build_module_index(source_roots); + let total = index.len(); + let mut inventory: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); + let mut sources: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(total); + for (module_path, sf) in index.iter() { + let p = sf.path.replace('\\', "/"); + if exclude_substrings + .iter() + .any(|sub| p.contains(sub.as_str()) || module_path.contains(sub.as_str())) + { + continue; + } + inventory.push(InventoryEntry { + module_path: module_path.clone(), + path: sf.path.clone(), + content: sf.content.clone(), + }); + sources.push(sf.clone()); + } + if sources.is_empty() { + return Err("whole-tree corpus is empty (no .dag modules under source roots)".to_string()); + } + let modules_excluded = total - sources.len(); + let subject_digest = subject_digest_for_closure(&sources); + let (graph, source_indices) = + resolved_graph_from_sources(sources, ResolveTypecheckGate::Strict)?; + Ok(PreparedRepository { + graph, + source_indices, + subject_digest, + modules_resolved: total - modules_excluded, + modules_excluded, + inventory, + }) +} + +/// THE EXACT SCOPE ONE CLAIM EVALUATES IN — a projection of the one preparation, never a +/// second one. +/// +/// `PreparedRepository` is deliberately NOT evaluable. A repository-wide `InterpContext` is +/// the flat namespace that produced the mass red: `with_runtime_options` inserts every +/// declaration under BOTH its bare and its qualified name, bare insertion overwrites, and +/// `lookup_fn` is a plain map get that never consults `ambiguous_bare_function_names`. Over an +/// entry closure that is safe; over 3,662 modules it is not. Measured on the corpus, 549 +/// function names and 812 top-level declaration names are declared in more than one file. +/// Executed specimen: `altra_minimal_design_witness_test` `w_the_selected_minimum_is_admitted` +/// passes entry-major and fails in 1ms under a repository-wide frame with `call contract +/// mismatch calling 'admits': no parameter named 'd' (declared: [coverage])` — six files +/// declare `fn admits`, and `check_coverage_admission_witness_test`'s won the map. +/// +/// So the wrong state has no API rather than a warning beside it: there is no function that +/// turns a `PreparedRepository` into an evaluable context, and the only route to evaluation is +/// through a scope. +/// +/// WHAT THE SCOPE REPRODUCES IS THE OLD ENTRY CLOSURE, deliberately — NOT strict module-local +/// binding. The entry-major evaluator flattened the selected entry's whole closure into one +/// context, so a witness legitimately calls helpers declared in modules it imports. A strict +/// module-local view would be narrower than what the corpus was written against, and adopting +/// it here would fuse the floor cutover with namespace hardening and undeclared-import +/// enforcement — which would also destroy the exact old/new parity this cutover is judged by. +/// Narrowing to a true module-bound environment belongs to the namespace lane, after declared +/// imports are authoritative. +/// +/// CONSTRUCTION IS PROJECTION ONLY: no source read, no parse, no resolve, no typecheck. The +/// module population is selected from what preparation already resolved and the item registry +/// is filtered by `ItemInfo.module_name` to the same population. +pub struct PreparedClaimScope { + /// THE IMMUTABLE INTERPRETER INDEXES FOR THIS SCOPE, built ONCE here rather than once per + /// claim. `InterpContext::with_runtime_options` walks every module and every item to build + /// them, so calling it per claim would rebuild 1,155 scopes' worth of maps 9,573 times — + /// the entry-major cost shape reproduced one layer below the compiler, immediately after + /// the compiler's own copy of it was deleted. + indexes: Rc, + /// Digest of the ORDERED module identities in this scope. Ordered because the defect being + /// fixed is last-writer-wins over an unordered flattening: two scopes holding the same + /// module set in different orders can bind a colliding bare name differently, so a + /// set-digest would call them identical when they are not. + pub scope_identity: String, + pub module_count: usize, +} + +/// Project the exact scope for one entry file out of the prepared repository. +/// +/// The closure is the transitive declared-import closure of the entry's module, which is the +/// population the entry-major path placed in that claim's context. A module the closure names +/// but the subject does not contain is a REFUSAL rather than a silent omission: evaluating +/// against a scope that quietly lost a module reproduces, one level down, exactly the missing +/// binding this scope exists to prevent. +pub fn claim_scope_for( + prepared: &PreparedRepository, + entry_module_path: &str, +) -> Result { + // THE CLOSURE COMES FROM THE COMPILER, NOT FROM A SECOND IMPORT SCAN. + // + // `TypedModule.func_env` is the module's `ResolvedFuncEnv`, and its `parents` field is — + // per that carrier's own note — "the module's transitive import closure held FLAT, + // precedence-ordered (first = highest precedence: the last direct import's closure first, + // then earlier imports'; own local always wins before any parent), deduped by env name + // keeping the first occurrence", with the old deep-first walk's shadowing "preserved + // exactly". + // + // That is the population the entry-major path bound against, computed by the compiler that + // resolved it. An earlier revision re-derived it here by scanning `import` lines out of the + // retained inventory, which was a SECOND answer to a question the prepared artifacts had + // already answered — and one that could differ from the first, in the direction that + // silently narrows: the old closure also admitted modules reached by bare reference, which + // no scan of import lines can see. + let entry_module = prepared + .graph + .modules + .iter() + .find(|m| m.func_env.name == entry_module_path) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "CLAIM-SCOPE REFUSAL cause=EntryModuleOutsidePreparedSubject \ + module={entry_module_path} — the manifest named this module and the prepared \ + subject does not contain it" + ) + })?; + // Own module first, then its closure in the compiler's own precedence order. Order is part + // of the scope's identity (see `scope_identity`), so it is taken from the ordered carrier + // rather than from a hash map's iteration. + let mut order: Vec = vec![entry_module.func_env.name.clone()]; + let mut seen: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + seen.insert(entry_module.func_env.name.clone()); + for parent in entry_module.func_env.parents.iter() { + if seen.insert(parent.name.clone()) { + order.push(parent.name.clone()); + } + } + let in_scope: HashSet<&str> = order.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect(); + // Module selection keys on `func_env.name` too, so the population and the closure that + // produced it are read off ONE field. Deriving the population from the authored module node + // while deriving the closure from `func_env` would be two spellings of a module identity, + // and a scope whose members disagree with its own closure is the defect one level up. + let modules: Vec> = prepared + .graph + .modules + .iter() + .filter(|m| in_scope.contains(m.func_env.name.as_str())) + .cloned() + .collect(); + // The item registry is projected from the SAME module population, by UNIONING each scoped + // module's own registry rather than filtering the global one on `ItemInfo.module_name`. + // + // The filtering form was written first and the data-collision control caught it: + // `scope.alpha.reads_datum` answered `NoSuchVariable { name: "shared_datum" }` because + // `module_name` is not the module-path spelling the inventory carries, so the predicate + // matched nothing and every data declaration was dropped. Functions still worked — they + // come from `fn_nodes`, built off the module list — so a function-only control would have + // passed while `build_initial_env` bound nothing at all. Each module's own registry needs + // no name comparison to be correct, which is why it is the projection used. + let mut item_registry: HashMap> = + HashMap::new(); + for module in &modules { + for (name, info) in module.item_registry.iter() { + item_registry.insert(name.clone(), info.clone()); + } + } + // Folded left over the ORDERED identities with `hash_combine`, which is not commutative — + // so two scopes holding the same modules in different orders get different identities. A + // set digest would call them equal, and order is exactly what decides which declaration + // wins a colliding bare name. + let scope_identity = order.iter().fold( + v1_rt::atom_identity_hash(entry_module_path.to_string()), + |acc, module| v1_rt::hash_combine(acc, v1_rt::atom_identity_hash(module.clone())), + ); + let module_count = modules.len(); + let scoped_graph = v1_compiler_compile::ResolvedGraph { + modules: Rc::new(modules.into_iter().collect()), + item_registry: Rc::new(item_registry), + diagnostics: prepared.graph.diagnostics.clone(), + emit_graph_info: prepared.graph.emit_graph_info.clone(), + }; + Ok(PreparedClaimScope { + indexes: v1_interpreter::InterpContext::build_scope_indexes( + &scoped_graph, + prepared.source_indices.clone(), + ), + module_count, + scope_identity, + }) +} + +/// A fresh evaluation frame over one exact scope. The only route from a prepared repository to +/// something that can run a claim. +/// +/// FRESH PER CLAIM rather than shared per scope: the context owns mutable evaluation caches +/// (call memo, data cache, param/var/callee name caches), and claims that share an immutable +/// scope must not be able to contaminate one another through them. +pub fn evaluation_frame( + scope: &PreparedClaimScope, + execution_mode: v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode, + fixture_store: Option>, + published_mocks: Option>>, +) -> v1_interpreter::InterpContext { + v1_interpreter::InterpContext::over_scope_indexes( + scope.indexes.clone(), + execution_mode, + fixture_store, + published_mocks, + ) +} + +pub struct RequiredFloorClaim { + pub module_path: String, + pub function: String, + pub qualified: String, + pub execution_mode: v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode, + pub budget_ms: u64, +} + +/// What one required-floor attempt did. The three identity counts are separate fields rather +/// than one `total` because the operator's acceptance census asks them to be EQUAL, and a +/// single number cannot be compared with itself: a run that planned 9,267 claims, executed +/// 8,184 and receipted 8,184 reports a healthy-looking pair unless the planned count is +/// carried beside them. +pub struct RequiredFloorOutcome { + pub subject_digest: String, + pub modules_resolved: usize, + pub modules_excluded: usize, + pub claims_planned: usize, + pub claims_executed: usize, + pub receipt_identities: usize, + pub passed: usize, + pub failures: Vec, +} + +/// A witness site as the inventory reports it — the file's path, its module, and the `test fn` +/// names it declares. Produced by folding over bytes preparation already read. +pub struct InventoryWitnessFile { + pub path: String, + pub module_path: String, + pub functions: Vec, +} + +/// Fold the one inventory into witness sites. NO FILESYSTEM ACCESS: preparation read every +/// admitted file, so asking which of them declare witnesses is a scan of bytes already in +/// hand. The walk this replaces cost ~6 minutes of every floor run, acquired the repository a +/// second time, and additionally built a whole-corpus module graph to answer a question about +/// one file at a time. +/// +/// A `test fn` is recognised at column zero only, which is the same rule the parser applies to +/// a top-level declaration: an indented occurrence is inside a body and is not a declaration. +pub fn inventory_witness_files(prepared: &PreparedRepository) -> Vec { + let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); + for entry in &prepared.inventory { + let mut functions: Vec = Vec::new(); + for line in entry.content.lines() { + let Some(rest) = line.strip_prefix("test fn ") else { + continue; + }; + let name: String = rest + .chars() + .take_while(|c| c.is_ascii_alphanumeric() || *c == '_') + .collect(); + if !name.is_empty() { + functions.push(name); + } + } + if !functions.is_empty() { + out.push(InventoryWitnessFile { + path: entry.path.replace('\\', "/"), + module_path: entry.module_path.clone(), + functions, + }); + } + } + out.sort_by(|a, b| a.path.cmp(&b.path)); + out +} + +fn str_list(items: impl IntoIterator) -> v1_interpreter::Value { + v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new( + items + .into_iter() + .map(v1_interpreter::Value::Str) + .collect::>() + .into(), + )) +} + +fn record_value( + ctx: &v1_interpreter::InterpContext, + type_name: &str, + fields: Vec<(&str, v1_interpreter::Value)>, +) -> v1_interpreter::Value { + v1_interpreter::Value::Record { + type_name: ctx.sym(type_name), + fields: Rc::new( + fields + .into_iter() + .map(|(n, v)| (ctx.sym(n), v)) + .collect::>(), + ), + } +} + +/// The module whose `required_floor_attempt` folds the manifest. Named once: the manifest is +/// evaluated in its OWN exact scope, exactly as every claim is, so the program that decides +/// which claims exist is not itself privileged with a wider namespace than the claims it +/// admits. +const REQUIRED_FLOOR_MANIFEST_MODULE: &str = "v2.workflow.required_floor"; + +/// THE REQUIRED FLOOR, AS ONE ATTEMPT. +/// +/// Read the active sources once, strict-prepare one subject once, evaluate the manifest inside +/// that subject, fold the manifest once, reduce one receipt. There is no plan resolve, no +/// policy resolve, no compile-clean resolve, no discovery-producer resolve, no batch, no +/// positional clamp, no worker, no coordinator, no child process and no prepared-subject +/// cache — not because they are switched off on this path but because this function does not +/// contain them and nothing it calls reaches them. +/// +/// WHY IT IS ONE FUNCTION rather than a pipeline of stages with a shared context object: every +/// stage boundary this path used to have was a place where a consumer re-asked for the +/// repository. The prepared value is a local, so a second acquisition would have to be written +/// as a second call to `prepare_repository_once` — visible in one screen rather than hidden +/// behind a cache hit. +pub fn run_required_floor( + source_roots: &[String], + commit: &str, + style: ShardStyle, +) -> Result { + // ── 1. read once, prepare once ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + set_phase(FloorPhase::Resolve, "required-floor preparation"); + let prepare_started = std::time::Instant::now(); + let prepared = prepare_repository_once(source_roots, &floor_prepared_subject_exclusions())?; + let prepare_ms = prepare_started.elapsed().as_millis(); + eprintln!( + "floor: active sources = {}", + prepared.modules_resolved + prepared.modules_excluded + ); + eprintln!( + "floor: strict preparation complete in {}ms ({} module(s) resolved, {} excluded, \ + digest={})", + prepare_ms, prepared.modules_resolved, prepared.modules_excluded, prepared.subject_digest + ); + + // ── 2. the evaluation frames ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // + // The published-mock corpus is part of the ENVELOPE and therefore part of every frame. + // Preparing without it produced a world in which every claim reading a published mock + // resolved against nothing: 9,057 of 9,317 witnesses could not find their own code, at a + // digest that claimed to name the same subject. + let published = match precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys(source_roots) { + Ok(keys) if keys.is_empty() => None, + Ok(keys) => Some(Rc::new(keys)), + Err(e) => return Err(format!("published mock corpus precompute failed: {e}")), + }; + let manifest_scope = claim_scope_for(&prepared, REQUIRED_FLOOR_MANIFEST_MODULE)?; + let hermetic = evaluation_frame( + &manifest_scope, + v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode::Hermetic, + None, + published.clone(), + ); + // The output policy is installed FROM the prepared subject. Resolving + // `dag/gunbc/output_policy.dag` on its own cost a separate whole-entry resolve to read + // five channel decisions out of a world this function had already built. + install_output_policy_in(&hermetic, source_roots); + + // ── 3. the manifest, folded in .dag ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + let files = inventory_witness_files(&prepared); + let bindings: Vec = prepared + .inventory + .iter() + .map(|e| { + record_value( + &hermetic, + "ModulePathBinding", + vec![ + ( + "entry", + v1_interpreter::Value::Str(e.path.replace('\\', "/")), + ), + ( + "module_path", + v1_interpreter::Value::Str(e.module_path.clone()), + ), + ], + ) + }) + .collect(); + let mut sites: Vec = Vec::new(); + for file in &files { + for function in &file.functions { + sites.push(record_value( + &hermetic, + "WitnessSite", + vec![ + ("entry", v1_interpreter::Value::Str(file.path.clone())), + ("function", v1_interpreter::Value::Str(function.clone())), + ], + )); + } + } + let subject = record_value( + &hermetic, + "ObservedSubjectIdentity", + vec![ + ("commit", v1_interpreter::Value::Str(commit.to_string())), + ( + "source_digest", + v1_interpreter::Value::Str(prepared.subject_digest.clone()), + ), + ( + "modules_resolved", + v1_interpreter::Value::Int(prepared.modules_resolved as i64), + ), + ( + "modules_excluded", + v1_interpreter::Value::Int(prepared.modules_excluded as i64), + ), + ], + ); + let empty_sites = + v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(Vec::::new().into())); + let admission = v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( + &hermetic, + "required_floor_attempt", + &[ + (Some("subject".to_string()), subject), + ( + Some("bindings".to_string()), + v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(bindings.into())), + ), + ( + Some("hermetic_sites".to_string()), + v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(sites.into())), + ), + (Some("wet_sites".to_string()), empty_sites), + ], + false, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("required_floor_attempt: {e}"))?; + let claims = required_floor_claims_from_admission(&hermetic, &admission)?; + + // ── 4. fold the manifest ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + eprintln!("floor: claims = {}", claims.len()); + let claims_planned = claims.len(); + let mut outcome = RequiredFloorOutcome { + subject_digest: prepared.subject_digest.clone(), + modules_resolved: prepared.modules_resolved, + modules_excluded: prepared.modules_excluded, + claims_planned, + claims_executed: 0, + receipt_identities: 0, + passed: 0, + failures: Vec::new(), + }; + let mut receipted: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + + // SCOPES ARE DERIVED ONCE FROM THE EXACT MANIFEST, as an explicit table rather than a lazy + // cache filled during the fold. A lazy cache would make "how many scopes exist" a question + // about execution history instead of about the manifest, and the acceptance census asks for + // distinct scopes constructed to EQUAL the manifest's distinct scope identities — which is + // only checkable if the table is built before anything runs. + let scope_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut scopes: std::collections::HashMap = + std::collections::HashMap::new(); + for claim in &claims { + if !scopes.contains_key(&claim.module_path) { + scopes.insert( + claim.module_path.clone(), + claim_scope_for(&prepared, &claim.module_path)?, + ); + } + } + eprintln!( + "floor: {} distinct claim scope(s) projected in {}ms (0 reads, 0 parses, 0 resolves)", + scopes.len(), + scope_start.elapsed().as_millis() + ); + + let eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); + for (index, claim) in claims.iter().enumerate() { + if index % 1000 == 0 { + eprintln!("floor: evaluating {index} / {claims_planned}"); + } + let scope = scopes + .get(&claim.module_path) + .expect("every claim's scope was projected above"); + // FRESH PER CLAIM. Claims sharing one immutable scope must not share the mutable + // evaluation caches a context owns, or one witness contaminates the next through a + // memo rather than through anything it declared. + let frame = evaluation_frame(scope, claim.execution_mode, None, published.clone()); + frame.set_witness_eval_budget(Some(claim.budget_ms)); + set_phase(FloorPhase::Eval, &claim.qualified); + let (result, receipt) = + run_claim_measured(&frame, &prepared.subject_digest, &claim.qualified); + outcome.claims_executed += 1; + receipted.insert(claim.qualified.clone()); + style.stream_witness( + &claim.function, + &claim.module_path, + "PreparedSubject", + receipt.wall_nanos, + matches!(result, ClaimOutcome::Pass), + ); + match result { + ClaimOutcome::Pass => outcome.passed += 1, + ClaimOutcome::Fail => outcome + .failures + .push(format!("{} returned Bool(false)", claim.qualified)), + // Every non-pass arm is reported with the fact that distinguishes it. A + // collapsed "failed" would make a budget refusal, a runtime error and a + // witness that answered false read alike, and those three have different + // remedies. + ClaimOutcome::NotBool { got } => outcome + .failures + .push(format!("{} answered {got}, not a Bool", claim.qualified)), + ClaimOutcome::RuntimeError { message } => outcome + .failures + .push(format!("{} errored: {message}", claim.qualified)), + ClaimOutcome::TimedOut { + elapsed_ms, + budget_ms, + kind, + } => outcome.failures.push(format!( + "{} exceeded its {kind:?} budget ({elapsed_ms}ms elapsed against {budget_ms}ms)", + claim.qualified + )), + } + } + outcome.receipt_identities = receipted.len(); + eprintln!( + "floor: evaluating {claims_planned} / {claims_planned} ({}ms)", + eval_started.elapsed().as_millis() + ); + // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported + // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently + // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the + // pair and letting a human notice is exactly how the deferred bucket survived. + if outcome.claims_planned != outcome.claims_executed + || outcome.claims_executed != outcome.receipt_identities + { + return Err(format!( + "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=ClaimIdentityCountsDisagree planned={} executed={} \ + receipted={} — every planned claim must execute and every execution must land one \ + receipt identity; a gap here is a narrowed roster reported as a roster", + outcome.claims_planned, outcome.claims_executed, outcome.receipt_identities + )); + } + Ok(outcome) +} + +/// Read the `.dag` admission. A refusal is reported with every offending row rather than the +/// first, because a manifest with three conflicting declarations should take one round-trip to + +fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( + ctx: &v1_interpreter::InterpContext, + admission: &v1_interpreter::Value, +) -> Result, String> { + let v1_interpreter::Value::Variant { + variant_name, + fields, + .. + } = admission + else { + return Err( + "required_floor_attempt did not answer a RequiredFloorAdmission variant".to_string(), + ); + }; + if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "RequiredFloorRefused") { + let rendered = match ctx.field(fields, "refusals") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(items)) => items + .iter() + .map(|r| format!("{r:?}")) + .collect::>() + .join("\n "), + _ => "".to_string(), + }; + return Err(format!( + "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=ManifestInadmissible — the claim manifest carries \ + refusals, so the floor does not run its clean subset and report on the rest:\n \ + {rendered}" + )); + } + if !ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "RequiredFloorRunnable") { + return Err("required_floor_attempt answered an unknown admission arm".to_string()); + } + let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: af, .. }) = ctx.field(fields, "attempt") + else { + return Err("RequiredFloorRunnable carries no attempt record".to_string()); + }; + let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = ctx.field(af, "claims") else { + return Err("the attempt carries no claim list".to_string()); + }; + let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(rows.len()); + for row in rows.iter() { + let v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: cf, .. } = row else { + return Err("a manifest claim is not a record".to_string()); + }; + let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: df, .. }) = ctx.field(cf, "declaration") + else { + return Err("a manifest claim carries no declaration identity".to_string()); + }; + let module_path = match ctx.field(df, "module_path") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Str(s)) => s.clone(), + _ => return Err("a claim identity carries no module path".to_string()), + }; + let function = match ctx.field(df, "function") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Str(s)) => s.clone(), + _ => return Err("a claim identity carries no function name".to_string()), + }; + let budget_ms = match ctx.field(cf, "budget_ms") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Int(n)) if *n > 0 => *n as u64, + // A non-positive budget is refused rather than defaulted: a zero deadline that + // reads as "no limit" is the absorbing fallback, and one that reads as "refuse + // instantly" fails every claim for a reason unrelated to the claim. + other => { + return Err(format!( + "claim {module_path}.{function} carries a non-positive budget ({other:?})" + )) + } + }; + let execution_mode = match ctx.field(cf, "execution_mode") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Variant { + variant_name: m, .. + }) => { + if ctx.sym_eq(*m, "Hermetic") { + v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode::Hermetic + } else if ctx.sym_eq(*m, "Wet") { + v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode::Wet + } else if ctx.sym_eq(*m, "Record") { + v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode::Record + } else { + return Err(format!( + "claim {module_path}.{function} names an unknown execution mode" + )); + } + } + _ => { + return Err(format!( + "claim {module_path}.{function} carries no execution mode" + )) + } + }; + out.push(RequiredFloorClaim { + qualified: format!("{module_path}.{function}"), + module_path, + function, + execution_mode, + budget_ms, + }); + } + Ok(out) +} diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter.rs index 8dbc3fb34cc..b59a5b5bbab 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_interpreter.rs @@ -1488,7 +1488,19 @@ impl ExecutionMode { } } -pub struct InterpContext { +/// THE IMMUTABLE HALF OF AN EVALUATION CONTEXT — built once per distinct scope, shared by +/// every claim that scope serves. +/// +/// These indexes are a pure function of the module population: given the same modules they are +/// the same maps. Building them belongs to preparing a scope, not to running a claim. +/// +/// The split exists because the obvious reading of "a fresh context per claim, so witnesses +/// cannot contaminate each other" rebuilds ALL of this per claim. On the required floor that is +/// 9,573 reconstructions of maps that only 1,155 distinct scopes can possibly differ in — the +/// entry-major cost shape reproduced one layer below the compiler, after the compiler's own +/// copy of it was removed. Fresh state per claim is correct; fresh INDEXES per claim is the +/// same defect wearing the word "fresh". +pub struct PreparedScopeIndexes { pub modules: Rc>>, pub item_registry: Rc>>, pub source_indices: Rc>>, @@ -1496,6 +1508,33 @@ pub struct InterpContext { fn_nodes: HashMap>, ambiguous_bare_function_names: std::collections::HashSet, service_ops: HashMap, +} + +thread_local! { + /// How many times the immutable index set has been constructed. The acceptance bar asks + /// for `full interpreter index constructions <= distinct prepared scope identities`, and a + /// bound nothing counts is a bound nobody can check — this is the counter that makes the + /// per-claim rebuild observable instead of inferable from a profile. + static SCOPE_INDEX_CONSTRUCTIONS: std::cell::Cell = const { std::cell::Cell::new(0) }; +} + +pub fn scope_index_construction_count() -> u64 { + SCOPE_INDEX_CONSTRUCTIONS.with(|c| c.get()) +} + +pub fn reset_scope_index_construction_count() { + SCOPE_INDEX_CONSTRUCTIONS.with(|c| c.set(0)); +} + +pub struct InterpContext { + /// The heavy maps, SHARED across every claim this scope serves. The four `Rc` handles + /// below are cloned per frame because cloning a handle is free; these three are behind one + /// handle because BUILDING them is not. + indexes: Rc, + pub modules: Rc>>, + pub item_registry: Rc>>, + pub source_indices: Rc>>, + pub emit_graph_info: Rc, pub execution_mode: ExecutionMode, pub fixture_store: Option>, data_cache: std::cell::RefCell>, @@ -1593,7 +1632,14 @@ pub struct SelectedFunctionIdentity { pub bare_name_ambiguous: bool, } -fn selected_module_path(file: &str, module_path_index: &HashMap) -> Option { +/// The module path a source file authors, or `None` when the index cannot name +/// exactly one. Made public for the FLOOR2 qualified-witness lookup: under one +/// shared prepared subject a witness must be invoked by `module.function`, and +/// deriving that mapping a second time in the caller would fork this one. +pub fn selected_module_path( + file: &str, + module_path_index: &HashMap, +) -> Option { let normalize = |path: &str| { path.replace('\\', "/") .split("/./") @@ -1709,6 +1755,22 @@ impl InterpContext { fixture_store: Option>, whole_tree_published_keys: Option>>, ) -> Self { + Self::over_scope_indexes( + Self::build_scope_indexes(graph, source_indices), + execution_mode, + fixture_store, + whole_tree_published_keys, + ) + } + + /// Build the immutable index set for one module population. THE EXPENSIVE HALF: it walks + /// every module and every item, so its cost is denominated in the scope, and a caller that + /// runs it per claim has re-introduced a multiplier. + pub fn build_scope_indexes( + graph: &ResolvedGraph, + source_indices: Rc>>, + ) -> Rc { + SCOPE_INDEX_CONSTRUCTIONS.with(|c| c.set(c.get() + 1)); let mut fn_nodes = HashMap::new(); let mut bare_name_counts = HashMap::::new(); let mut service_ops = HashMap::new(); @@ -1755,7 +1817,7 @@ impl InterpContext { .into_iter() .filter_map(|(name, count)| (count > 1).then_some(name)) .collect(); - InterpContext { + Rc::new(PreparedScopeIndexes { modules: graph.modules.clone(), item_registry: graph.item_registry.clone(), source_indices, @@ -1763,6 +1825,29 @@ impl InterpContext { fn_nodes, ambiguous_bare_function_names, service_ops, + }) + } + + /// Join shared immutable indexes with FRESH MUTABLE STATE. This is the per-claim + /// constructor, and it is cheap by construction: it clones `Rc` handles and allocates empty + /// caches. Nothing here walks a module. + /// + /// Every mutable field below is deliberately fresh rather than shared. Memos, name caches, + /// the effect odometer and the deadline arms all carry state from the claim that ran + /// before, and sharing them across claims is how one witness's evaluation becomes another + /// witness's answer. + pub fn over_scope_indexes( + indexes: Rc, + execution_mode: ExecutionMode, + fixture_store: Option>, + whole_tree_published_keys: Option>>, + ) -> Self { + InterpContext { + modules: indexes.modules.clone(), + item_registry: indexes.item_registry.clone(), + source_indices: indexes.source_indices.clone(), + emit_graph_info: indexes.emit_graph_info.clone(), + indexes, execution_mode, fixture_store, data_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(HashMap::new()), @@ -1985,11 +2070,11 @@ impl InterpContext { } fn lookup_fn(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&Rc> { - self.fn_nodes.get(name) + self.indexes.fn_nodes.get(name) } pub fn lookup_fn_node(&self, qualified_name: &str) -> Option> { - self.fn_nodes.get(qualified_name).cloned() + self.indexes.fn_nodes.get(qualified_name).cloned() } pub fn resolved_graph(&self) -> ResolvedGraph { @@ -2016,7 +2101,7 @@ impl InterpContext { module_path, decl_name: authored_name_at(self.source_indices.clone(), node.clone()), bare_name_ambiguous: !name.contains('.') - && self.ambiguous_bare_function_names.contains(name), + && self.indexes.ambiguous_bare_function_names.contains(name), }) } } @@ -6281,7 +6366,7 @@ fn eval_algebra_method_inner( } pub fn fixture_now_secs(ctx: &InterpContext) -> Result { - if ctx.service_ops.contains_key("Clock.UnixSecs") { + if ctx.indexes.service_ops.contains_key("Clock.UnixSecs") { let val = wet_service_call(ctx, "Clock", "UnixSecs", &[], &Env::empty()) .map_err(|_| crate::recorded_fixture::FixtureError::ClockUnavailable)?; unix_secs_from_clock_value(&val, ctx) @@ -6299,7 +6384,8 @@ fn wet_service_call( ) -> InterpResult { let key = format!("{}.{}", service_name, op_name); let (service_node, op_node) = - ctx.service_ops + ctx.indexes + .service_ops .get(&key) .ok_or_else(|| InterpError::Unimplemented { what: format!("unknown service operation: {}", key), @@ -6391,7 +6477,7 @@ fn wet_env_var(name: &str) -> Option { /// because the split changes this function's return type and every caller's /// handling, which is its own change with its own witnesses. fn resolve_env_var_token(ctx: &InterpContext, var_name: &str) -> Option { - if ctx.service_ops.contains_key("shell.Env.Get") { + if ctx.indexes.service_ops.contains_key("shell.Env.Get") { let args = [(Some("name".to_string()), Value::Str(var_name.to_string()))]; match eval_service_call( "shell.Env", @@ -6481,7 +6567,8 @@ fn eval_service_call( .set(ctx.effect_dispatch_count.get().wrapping_add(1)); let key = format!("{}.{}", service_name, op_name); let (service_node, op_node) = - ctx.service_ops + ctx.indexes + .service_ops .get(&key) .ok_or_else(|| InterpError::Unimplemented { what: format!("unknown service operation: {}", key), @@ -9856,7 +9943,7 @@ fn eval_mock_response(op_node: &Rc, ctx: &InterpContext) -> InterpResult InterpResult { - if !ctx.service_ops.contains_key("Filesystem.Read") { + if !ctx.indexes.service_ops.contains_key("Filesystem.Read") { return Err(if ctx.execution_mode.is_hermetic() { InterpError::TypeError { msg: diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs index fbfe7137be5..bb9cfe36b89 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs @@ -696,7 +696,7 @@ pub fn is_where_refinement_unenforced_advisory_reason(reason: String) -> bool { pub fn compiler_diagnostic_seed_projection_note() -> String { thread_local! { static CACHED: String = { - "HAND-RUST GATE receipt for the CompilerDiagnostic seed projection (codex reviews 45469, 45481). Adding a variant to this coproduct forces arms in two TOTAL matches in the hand-maintained seed transport, cli_run.rs's compile_clean_diagnostic_histogram_key and its method-name extractor; without them the seed does not compile, so the arms are the mechanical consequence of the .dag change, not host-side capability someone chose to write in Rust. THIS IS A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM THE GATE'S USUAL SUBJECT and the distinction is the whole receipt: the gate's other explicit deferrals — cli_run::selection_control_input_sources, the emit-surface retirement rows — are DECISION SURFACES that could live in .dag and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. An exhaustiveness arm owes none, because it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. CHECKABLE RECEIPT for the FIVE variants this lane adds (MethodNotFound, MethodExistenceUndecided, MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted, ReceiverTypeUnestablished, FrontierOccurrenceBudgetExceeded). It read SIX until the unjudged conformance advisory was excluded from this PR (codex review 45767); DeclaredTypeConformanceUnjudged and its arms are gone with it, which is why the figures below moved again. Two commands, and the receipt is exactly their output — EACH FIGURE NAMES THE COMMAND THAT PRODUCES IT, because a number with no command behind it cannot be checked and rots silently. (a) `grep -cE '^(pub )?fn ' src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 747 at origin/main and 747 on this branch, so the hand-Rust CARRIER census is FLAT. (b) `git diff --numstat origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 23 added / 0 removed, and `git diff origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | grep -cE '^\\+.*\\bfn '` is 0, so every added line is inside an existing fn and none declares one. The 23 lines are the five diagnostic arms plus the advisory-classification entries described next. THE NUMBERS IN A RECEIPT MUST TRACK THE DIFF THEY CERTIFY: this row read five variants and 13 lines after a sixth variant landed (codex review 45501), and then read a fn census of 742 that NO command reproduced — 501 bare `fn` and 245 `pub fn` on either side, never 742 — so the figure certifying that hand-Rust had not grown was itself unverifiable. A receipt whose number cannot be re-derived is indistinguishable from one that is wrong. Re-derive all three figures from the commands above whenever this coproduct changes, rather than carrying them forward. THE ADVISORY CLASSIFICATION IS PART OF THIS RECEIPT AND WAS THE DEFECT IT ALMOST HID: compile_clean_diagnostic_is_advisory is a CLOSED ALLOWLIST, not the complement of is_hard, so the two non-blocking variants this lane adds were counted by NEITHER predicate — rendered to the terminal while the gate reported zero of them. The residue was described as counted while nothing in the repository counted it, and the population figures quoted in review came from a grep over log text rather than from any mechanism (found by executing the gate before and after and seeing its advisory total sit unchanged at 4590 while the printed population halved). Adding a non-blocking variant to the coproduct therefore obliges a matching entry in that allowlist, or the frontier it represents is invisible to the gate that is supposed to bound it. Lane: compiler-static-failure-closure (v1-method-existence-wall / v1-declared-type-conformance-wall). Dissolves with the seed itself, ROADMAP hand-MAINTAINED to zero at v2 self-host; no separate trigger, because there is no separable work to schedule. Not migration debt and not a delete candidate.".to_string() + "HAND-RUST GATE receipt for the CompilerDiagnostic seed projection (codex reviews 45469, 45481). Adding a variant to this coproduct forces arms in two TOTAL matches in the hand-maintained seed transport, cli_run.rs's compile_clean_diagnostic_histogram_key and its method-name extractor; without them the seed does not compile, so the arms are the mechanical consequence of the .dag change, not host-side capability someone chose to write in Rust. THIS IS A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM THE GATE'S USUAL SUBJECT and the distinction is the whole receipt: the gate's other explicit deferrals — the emit-surface retirement rows — are DECISION SURFACES that could live in .dag and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. This clause used to name cli_run::selection_control_input_sources alongside them; that symbol was DELETED with affected-set selection (2026-08-15), so the deferral it recorded was discharged by deletion rather than by a schedule, and the citation was left naming nothing — the DESIGN section 3 stale-citation class, inside a receipt whose own argument is that an unverifiable figure rots silently. An exhaustiveness arm owes none, because it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. CHECKABLE RECEIPT for the FIVE variants this lane adds (MethodNotFound, MethodExistenceUndecided, MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted, ReceiverTypeUnestablished, FrontierOccurrenceBudgetExceeded). It read SIX until the unjudged conformance advisory was excluded from this PR (codex review 45767); DeclaredTypeConformanceUnjudged and its arms are gone with it, which is why the figures below moved again. Two commands, and the receipt is exactly their output — EACH FIGURE NAMES THE COMMAND THAT PRODUCES IT, because a number with no command behind it cannot be checked and rots silently. (a) `grep -cE '^(pub )?fn ' src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 747 at origin/main and 747 on this branch, so the hand-Rust CARRIER census is FLAT. (b) `git diff --numstat origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 23 added / 0 removed, and `git diff origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | grep -cE '^\\+.*\\bfn '` is 0, so every added line is inside an existing fn and none declares one. The 23 lines are the five diagnostic arms plus the advisory-classification entries described next. THE NUMBERS IN A RECEIPT MUST TRACK THE DIFF THEY CERTIFY: this row read five variants and 13 lines after a sixth variant landed (codex review 45501), and then read a fn census of 742 that NO command reproduced — 501 bare `fn` and 245 `pub fn` on either side, never 742 — so the figure certifying that hand-Rust had not grown was itself unverifiable. A receipt whose number cannot be re-derived is indistinguishable from one that is wrong. Re-derive all three figures from the commands above whenever this coproduct changes, rather than carrying them forward. THE ADVISORY CLASSIFICATION IS PART OF THIS RECEIPT AND WAS THE DEFECT IT ALMOST HID: compile_clean_diagnostic_is_advisory is a CLOSED ALLOWLIST, not the complement of is_hard, so the two non-blocking variants this lane adds were counted by NEITHER predicate — rendered to the terminal while the gate reported zero of them. The residue was described as counted while nothing in the repository counted it, and the population figures quoted in review came from a grep over log text rather than from any mechanism (found by executing the gate before and after and seeing its advisory total sit unchanged at 4590 while the printed population halved). Adding a non-blocking variant to the coproduct therefore obliges a matching entry in that allowlist, or the frontier it represents is invisible to the gate that is supposed to bound it. Lane: compiler-static-failure-closure (v1-method-existence-wall / v1-declared-type-conformance-wall). Dissolves with the seed itself, ROADMAP hand-MAINTAINED to zero at v2 self-host; no separate trigger, because there is no separable work to schedule. Not migration debt and not a delete candidate.".to_string() }; } CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_spec_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/ci_spec_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 70fc76ea0bc..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/ci_spec_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,339 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.ci_spec_witness - -import std.dissolution { dissolution_description } - -import v2.std.algebra { bag_eq, list_snoc_item } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.diagnostic { Accepted, Rejected } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Behavior, Symbol } -import v2.std.node_query { coproduct_arm_keys, coproduct_nullary_inhabitants } -import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots, witness_layer_source_flags } -import gunbc.ci_gate { Gate } -import gunbc.ci_spec { - CiSpec, DiffPolicy, DiffMergeBase, - gunbc_ci_spec, gunbc_ci_gates, gunbc_ci_floor_gates, - gunbc_ci_regen_floor_gates, gunbc_ci_falsifier_gates, - ci_release_features, - scheduler_invoke, gunbc_ci_workflow_run, gunbc_ci_floor_only_script, git_fetch_script, - ci_floor_build_verify_script, - ci_release_bins_pack_script, - ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script, - ci_release_bins_pack_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, - ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger, - artifact_shell_path, - ci_documentation_only_floor_shortcut_retired_note, -} -import gunbc.ci_release_bins { - ci_floor_required_artifact_names -} -import gunbc.cli_invoke { - claim_executor_verify_artifacts_shell -} -import v2.workflow.ci_release_build_emit { - gunbc_ci_run_script, - ci_release_build_script, - ci_release_build_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger -} -import gunbc.repo_identity { - gunbc_merge_target_ref, - gunbc_default_remote_name, - gunbc_default_branch_name, -} -import extdeps.git { GitRemoteRefParts, git_remote_ref } -import gunbc.ci_workflow { ci_selection_control_script } -import gunbc.ci_yaml_emit { expected_ci_yml } -import gunbc.merge_admission_subject { - merge_admission_merge_base_ref, -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data reflect_gate_type: Symbol = ^Gate - -data spec_alternate_notice: CiSpec = { - gates: [], - witness_entries: [], - discovery_scan_dirs: [], - diff_policy: { - base: "upstream/dev", - head: "HEAD", - mode: DiffMergeBase - }, - notice_title: "alt-notice", - deploy_stages: [], -} - -data alternate_witness_layer_roots: List = ["Z9Z9Z9-witness-root"] - -fn symbol_eq(a: Symbol, b: Symbol) -> Bool { - a == b -} - -fn gate_arm_symbol(g: Gate) -> Symbol { - discriminant(v: g) -} - -fn gate_arm_symbols(gates: List) -> List { - fold(gates, init: [], f: fn(acc, g) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: gate_arm_symbol(g: g)) - }) -} - -fn nullary_inhabitant_discriminants(inhabitants: List) -> List { - fold(inhabitants, init: [], f: fn(acc, v) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: discriminant(v: v)) - }) -} - -test fn witness_gate_roster_matches_coproduct_arms() -> Bool { - let arm_keys = coproduct_arm_keys(type_name: reflect_gate_type) - match coproduct_nullary_inhabitants( - type_name: reflect_gate_type, - discriminant_of: gate_arm_symbol - ) { - Accepted { value: inhabitants, diagnostics: _ } => - bag_eq( - xs: gate_arm_symbols(gates: concat(concat(gunbc_ci_gates, gunbc_ci_regen_floor_gates), gunbc_ci_falsifier_gates)), - ys: arm_keys, - eq: symbol_eq - ) && bag_eq( - xs: nullary_inhabitant_discriminants(inhabitants: inhabitants), - ys: arm_keys, - eq: symbol_eq - ) - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn witness_roots_fold_into_scheduler() -> Bool { - let script = scheduler_invoke(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - string_contains(s: script, pattern: " --source-root \"$ROOT/src/v2\"") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: " --source-root \"$ROOT/dag\"") -} - -test fn witness_layer_authority_drives_source_flags() -> Bool { - let flags = witness_layer_source_flags(roots: witness_layer_roots) - (flags != witness_layer_source_flags(roots: alternate_witness_layer_roots)) && - string_contains(s: flags, pattern: " --source-root src/v2") && - !string_contains(s: flags, pattern: "Z9Z9Z9-witness-root") -} - -test fn witness_scan_subtree_not_in_scheduler_argv() -> Bool { - let script = scheduler_invoke(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: " --scan-dir") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: " --source-root \"$ROOT/src/v2\"") -} - -test fn witness_diff_policy_drives_fetch() -> Bool { - let fetch = git_fetch_script(policy: gunbc_ci_spec.diff_policy) - string_contains(s: fetch, pattern: "git fetch --no-tags origin main") && - (git_fetch_script(policy: spec_alternate_notice.diff_policy) != fetch) && - string_contains( - s: git_fetch_script(policy: spec_alternate_notice.diff_policy), - pattern: "git fetch --no-tags upstream dev" - ) -} - -test fn witness_notice_title_from_spec() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: scheduler_invoke(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), - pattern: concat(concat(" --notice-title \"", gunbc_ci_spec.notice_title), "\"") - ) && string_contains( - s: scheduler_invoke(spec: spec_alternate_notice), - pattern: concat(concat(" --notice-title \"", spec_alternate_notice.notice_title), "\"") - ) -} - -test fn witness_run_script_invokes_scheduler() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_run_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - let floor_script = gunbc_ci_floor_only_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - string_contains(s: script, pattern: git_fetch_script(policy: gunbc_ci_spec.diff_policy)) && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: scheduler_invoke(spec: gunbc_ci_spec)) && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "--plan-function gunbc_ci_floor_plan") && - !string_contains(s: floor_script, pattern: "--bin claim_batch") && - !string_contains(s: floor_script, pattern: "cargo build") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "cargo run -p v1-compiler --release --bin claim_executor") -} - -test fn witness_release_build_unifies_features() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: ci_release_build_script(), - pattern: concat("--features ", ci_release_features) - ) -} - -test fn witness_release_build_eagain_cold_retry() -> Bool { - let script = ci_release_build_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "Resource temporarily unavailable|failed to spawn") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "keep sccache") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "without RUSTC_WRAPPER") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "env -u RUSTC_WRAPPER") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "sccache --show-stats") -} - -test fn witness_release_build_eagain_tiers_wrap_build_command() -> Bool { - let script = ci_release_build_script() - let build_cmd = ci_release_build_line() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("if ! (", concat(build_cmd, ") 2>&1"))) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: concat("CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 ", build_cmd)) - && !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "env -u RUSTC_WRAPPER") -} - -test fn witness_release_build_verifies_nonempty_artifacts() -> Bool { - let script = ci_release_build_script() - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "--verify-build-artifacts") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "$ROOT/target/release/gunbc") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "-newer") -} - -test fn witness_release_build_shell_emit_dissolve_on_named() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: dissolution_description(condition: ci_release_build_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), - pattern: "dissolve-on: ci_release_build_script" - ) -} - -test fn witness_release_build_emits_dissolve_on_in_runner() -> Bool { - let marker = concat("# ", dissolution_description(condition: ci_release_build_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger)) - string_contains(s: ci_release_build_script(), pattern: marker) -} - -test fn witness_release_bins_pack_shell_emit_dissolve_on_named() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: dissolution_description(condition: ci_release_bins_pack_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), - pattern: "dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_pack_script" - ) -} - -test fn witness_release_bins_pack_emits_dissolve_on_in_runner() -> Bool { - let marker = concat("# ", dissolution_description(condition: ci_release_bins_pack_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger)) - string_contains(s: ci_release_bins_pack_script(), pattern: marker) -} - -test fn witness_release_bins_unpack_verify_shell_emit_dissolve_on_named() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: dissolution_description(condition: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger), - pattern: "dissolve-on: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script" - ) -} - -test fn witness_release_bins_unpack_verify_emits_dissolve_on_in_runner() -> Bool { - let marker = concat("# ", dissolution_description(condition: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_shell_emit_dissolution_trigger)) - string_contains(s: ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_script(), pattern: marker) -} - -test fn witness_floor_build_verify_script_matches_pack() -> Bool { - let script = ci_floor_build_verify_script() - script == claim_executor_verify_artifacts_shell( - artifact_paths: map(ci_floor_required_artifact_names(), name => artifact_shell_path(name: name)) - ) - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "cssl_assemble") - && string_contains(s: script, pattern: "frontier_probe_survey") -} - -test fn witness_scheduler_uses_release_binary() -> Bool { - string_contains( - s: scheduler_invoke(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), - pattern: "$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor" - ) && - !string_contains(s: scheduler_invoke(spec: gunbc_ci_spec), pattern: "cargo run") -} - -test fn witness_workflow_run_is_floor_only_script() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_workflow_run(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) == gunbc_ci_floor_only_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) -} - -test fn witness_documentation_only_floor_shortcut_retired() -> Bool { - let script = gunbc_ci_floor_only_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - string_contains(s: script, pattern: ci_documentation_only_floor_shortcut_retired_note) && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "gunbc#7023") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "_ci_floor_skip=$(\"") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "if [ \"$_ci_floor_skip\" = \"documentation_only_skip\" ]; then") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "floor skipped (CI_FLOOR_DISPOSITION=") && - !string_contains(s: script, pattern: "CI_FLOOR_DISPOSITION=documentation_only_skipped") && - string_contains(s: script, pattern: "--plan-function gunbc_ci_floor_plan") -} - -test fn witness_merge_base_ref_single_authority() -> Bool { - merge_admission_merge_base_ref == gunbc_ci_spec.diff_policy.base - && merge_admission_merge_base_ref == (gunbc_merge_target_ref as String) - && (gunbc_merge_target_ref as String) == "origin/main" -} - -test fn witness_repo_identity_single_authority_perturbation() -> Bool { - let real = git_remote_ref( - parts: GitRemoteRefParts { remote: gunbc_default_remote_name, ref_name: gunbc_default_branch_name } - ) - let perturbed = git_remote_ref( - parts: GitRemoteRefParts { remote: gunbc_default_remote_name, ref_name: "develop" } - ) - (real as String) == (gunbc_merge_target_ref as String) - && (real as String) != (perturbed as String) - && (perturbed as String) == "origin/develop" -} - -data witness_selection_control_scoped_note: String = "Keeps the affected-set scoping of the selection-control step WIRED (v2.workflow.ci_workflow_run_emit ci_selection_control_skip_policy_note). Three of the four clauses pin the skip band's shape: the pull_request event gate (without it, push-to-main would stop running the suite cold and the cold control that catches a wrong closure would be silently retired), the witness's OWN skip label rather than a hand-spelled copy, and the skip witness invocation. The FOURTH clause is what makes this discriminating rather than decorative: the floor_skip_discovery_witness invocation must SURVIVE the skip band. An edit that replaced the step with the skip alone would satisfy every other clause while deleting the control outright, so the surviving-invocation assertion is the one that reds on it." - -fn selection_control_scoped_holds_for(s: String) -> Bool { - string_contains(s: s, pattern: "\"$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME\" = pull_request") - && string_contains(s: s, pattern: "selection_control_not_affected_skip") - && string_contains(s: s, pattern: "$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness") - && string_contains(s: s, pattern: "$ROOT/target/release/floor_skip_discovery_witness") -} - -test fn witness_selection_control_step_is_affected_set_scoped() -> Bool { - selection_control_scoped_holds_for(s: ci_selection_control_script()) -} - -data witness_selection_control_scoped_red_control_note: String = "The discriminating RED for the witness above, proven by execution rather than asserted in prose. The synthetic subject carries the event gate, the skip label, and the skip-witness invocation but NOT the suite invocation — exactly the shape a 'replace the step with the skip' edit would produce. The predicate must answer false on it. Synthetic rather than a live mutation deliberately: mutating the emitter to observe the red would leave a broken tree for the auto-WIP commit to capture, and the property under test is the conjunction's discriminating power, which a hand-built negative exercises exactly." - -test fn witness_selection_control_scoped_red_control() -> Bool { - let missing_suite_invocation = concat( - "if [ \"$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME\" = pull_request ]; then\n", - concat( - "_ci_selection_skip=\"$(\"$ROOT/target/release/selection_control_skip_witness\" )\"\n", - "if [ \"$_ci_selection_skip\" = selection_control_not_affected_skip ]; then\nexit 0\nfi\nfi\n" - ) - ) - !selection_control_scoped_holds_for(s: missing_suite_invocation) -} - -data receipt_gate_scripts_deleted_note: String = "The resolve-receipt and materialization-receipt gate SCRIPTS are deleted, not just unwired (ruling 2026-07-30): their laws run inside claim_executor as ordinary-floor finalization, and a surviving script would be a second representation of the floor-completion rule whose still-green tests could mask a live-path regression — the exact shape that hid the lost admission fetch. This witness therefore asserts their step names are ABSENT from the emitted workflow, and the disposition-transport check below keeps covering only the scripts that still exist." - -test fn witness_receipt_gate_steps_absent_from_workflow() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "Floor resolve receipt gate") && - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "Floor materialization receipt gate") -} - -data merge_admission_cold_processes_deleted_note: String = "The live merge-admission claims execute inside gunbc_ci_floor_plan. The former floor-tail stamp and separate gate step are deleted, not merely unwired: retaining either would be a second representation and would keep paying a cold gunbc resolve. This live generated-workflow witness pins both absences at the consumer boundary." - -test fn witness_merge_admission_cold_processes_absent_from_workflow() -> Bool { - let yaml = expected_ci_yml() - !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "CI_FLOOR_EXIT=") - && !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "STAMP_EXIT=") - && !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "Merge-admission gate (receipt required") - && !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "dag/tools/merge_admission_stamp.dag") - && !string_contains(s: yaml, pattern: "dag/tools/merge_admission_gate.dag") -} - -test fn witness_documentation_only_disposition_transport_retired() -> Bool { - let marker_path = "target/ci-floor-disposition.txt" - let skipped_disposition = "documentation_only_skipped" - let floor = gunbc_ci_floor_only_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - let selection_gate = ci_selection_control_script() - !string_contains(s: floor, pattern: marker_path) && - !string_contains(s: floor, pattern: skipped_disposition) && - !string_contains(s: selection_gate, pattern: marker_path) && - !string_contains(s: selection_gate, pattern: skipped_disposition) -} - -test fn witness_collapsed_run_script_is_build_plus_floor() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_run_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) == concat( - concat(ci_release_build_script(), "\n"), - gunbc_ci_floor_only_script(spec: gunbc_ci_spec) - ) -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag b/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..3083f616dbb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag @@ -0,0 +1,266 @@ +module v2.workflow.floor2_prepared_subject + +import v2.std.algebra { fold_list, length, list_snoc_item } +import v2.std.collection { List } +import v2.std.logic { Bool } +import v2.std.node { Symbol } +import v2.std.text { String } + +// FLOOR2 — the floor as ONE prepared subject and N claims against it, modeled +// here rather than in the runner. The seed retains exactly two host primitives: +// build an evaluable context from a source set, and evaluate one qualified name +// in it. Which witnesses run, what identity each has, what refuses, and what the +// run's verdict is are facts of this module. +// +// WHY THE MODEL EXISTS AT ALL, in one measured sentence: the runner spent 1927.6s +// preparing 1137 entry-private compiler worlds to enable 148.1s of evaluation +// (run 31745991795, resolve_ms grouped once per entry against summed +// eval_wall_ms). One preparation serving every claim is the same work with the +// entry removed from the key. + +type PreparedSubjectSpec { + source_roots: List + exclusions: List +} + +// The exclusion set is PART OF THE SUBJECT, so it is declared beside the roots and +// never borrowed from a roster that answers a different question. The probe exclusion +// roster is pattern rows UNION a derived strict-resolve failure closure, and its +// pattern half exists to keep witnesses OUT of a probe over production code. Borrowed +// here it prepared 1611 of 3621 modules and 9057 of 9317 witnesses could not find +// their own code — a subject that resolves cleanly while being the wrong subject. +// +// THERE IS NO GROUND MEANING "IT FAILED TO RESOLVE". Two arms were deleted rather than +// kept for completeness: ExcludedDerivedFailureClosure readmitted the self-growing +// closure under a name, and a generic ExcludedCannotStrictResolve let an accidental +// breakage wear the same badge as a deliberately invalid fixture — which is exactly +// the move that hid ~150 undeclared imports for however long. The remaining two grounds +// say what the case IS, not what happened when it was tried: +// +// A deliberately-invalid fixture carries the WITNESS that consumes its invalidity. If +// nothing reads the refusal, the file is not a fixture, it is a broken module, and the +// field is what makes that distinction checkable instead of asserted. An out-of-roots +// module carries the root that WOULD contain it, so the exclusion names its own +// dissolution: add that root and the row is unnecessary. +type SubjectExclusionGround + = ExcludedDeliberatelyInvalidFixture { property_witness: Symbol } + | ExcludedOutsideDeclaredSourceRoots { containing_root: Symbol } + +type WitnessSite { + entry: String + function: String +} + +// WITNESS IDENTITY IS `module.function`, NEVER the bare function name. +// +// The host resolves an invocation through a name-keyed map. Per-entry that is +// safe: one context holds one closure, so one name means one node. Under a +// SHARED prepared subject it is not — two entries declaring the same test fn name +// collapse to a single map entry, so one runs twice and the other never runs, AT +// AN UNCHANGED ROW COUNT. The receipt is then indistinguishable from a healthy +// run, which is silent wrongness rather than a degradation. +// +// Measured on the live roster: 30 names covering 63 rows. Predicted first from +// the CI receipt at the same 30/63 and reproduced by execution. +// +// Qualification is CONSTRUCTION, not validation: the ambiguous call has no +// representation here, so no consumer can express it. The refusal arms below are +// only for the residue where identity genuinely cannot be derived. +type WitnessIdentity { + module_path: String + function: String +} + +type WitnessIdentityRefusal + = ModulePathNotUnique { site: WitnessSite } + | QualifiedIdentityClaimedByManySites { qualified: String, sites: List } + +type ResolvedWitness + = WitnessIdentified { identity: WitnessIdentity, site: WitnessSite } + | WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: WitnessIdentityRefusal } + +type Floor2Plan { + subject: PreparedSubjectSpec + claims: List +} + +// A plan whose claim list carries ANY refusal is not a runnable plan. This is the +// fail-closed arm: the run does not proceed with the identifiable subset and +// report on the rest, because a partial roster reported as a roster is the same +// silent narrowing the identity rule exists to prevent. +type Floor2PlanAdmission + = Floor2PlanRunnable { plan: Floor2Plan } + | Floor2PlanRefused { refusals: List } + +fn witness_identity_qualified_name(identity: WitnessIdentity) -> String { + concat(concat(identity.module_path, "."), identity.function) +} + +fn resolved_witness_refusals( + acc: List, + resolved: ResolvedWitness +) -> List { + match resolved { + WitnessIdentified { identity: _, site: _ } => acc + WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: r } => list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: r) + } +} + +// The fold's empty case is DECLARED rather than written as a bare literal: an +// empty list literal carries no element type, so the accumulator's identity would +// come from inference at the call site rather than from the type this fold is +// about. +data floor2_no_refusals: List = [] + +fn floor2_plan_refusals(plan: Floor2Plan) -> List { + fold_list(xs: plan.claims, empty: floor2_no_refusals, cons: resolved_witness_refusals) +} + +// EXACTLY TWO HOST PRIMITIVES REMAIN, and naming them is what keeps this model honest +// rather than aspirational: build an evaluable context from a declared source set, and +// evaluate one qualified name in that context. Both are interpreter capability, not +// floor policy, and neither can be modeled here until self-hosting closes — a .dag +// function cannot construct the interpreter that runs it. Everything else the runner +// used to decide — roster grouping, witness identity, refusal arms, admission, and the +// verdict fold — is a fact of this module, so changing floor policy is a row edit rather +// than a Rust edit. +// +// CUTOVER STANDING, stated at the scope it actually has. The required floor's DISCOVERED +// witness corpus now executes this way: cli_run's run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner +// routes to run_discovery_rows_against_prepared_subject when selection is Off and the +// roster was walked from scan_dirs, which is every ordinary merge-critical witness batch +// (ci_floor_plan corpus_runnable_for). That branch returns BEFORE the entry-major +// machinery, so the corpus index build, the per-roster pre-resolve closure walk, the +// frontier attribution and the width governor are not merely unused on it -- they are not +// reached. There is no width to govern when there is one subject, so the path is width-one +// by construction rather than by policy. +// +// WHAT IS NOT CLAIMED, because two populations still run entry-major and saying otherwise +// would be rung inflation. Selection-bearing lanes (the falsifier cadence, the expect-red +// quarantine probes, the v1 scoped batch) need per-entry frontier evaluation, which is +// exactly what an entry-private context supplies; retiring that is the follow-on that +// removes node_frontier_selection from Runnable, not this change. And the explicit-entry +// lanes (the Wet execution corpus, the bin-witness corpus) name around ten entries each, +// where one whole-tree preparation serving ten is the same cost-shape defect pointing the +// other way. So run_discovery_rows is NOT deleted, and this note does not say the floor is +// one subject -- it says the batch that cost 1927.6s of preparation is. + +fn admit_floor2_plan(plan: Floor2Plan) -> Floor2PlanAdmission { + let refusals = floor2_plan_refusals(plan: plan) + if length(xs: refusals) == 0 { + Floor2PlanRunnable { plan: plan } + } else { + Floor2PlanRefused { refusals: refusals } + } +} + +// Zero per-entry graph resolves holds two ways, and only one of them is a check. +// CONSTRUCTION: the prepared subject is named once by PreparedSubjectSpec and the claim +// carries only an identity, so nothing a consumer holds can name a source root, an +// index, a resolver, or an entry path — an entry-private compiler world is +// unrepresentable rather than merely counted. COUNTER: the host still reports its +// resolve count, which catches a regression in the seed below this model. Dissolve-on: +// the seed's context construction becomes a modeled realization, at which point the +// counter has no independent subject and deletes. +// +// And per-entry graph construction has no representation here AT ALL: no field, +// arm, or function in this module names an entry-private resolve, so a consumer +// of this plan cannot request one. +// +// THE PREPARATION COUNT IS A PROPERTY OF THE PLAN, not an observation of the run. +// One plan names one subject, so a plan cannot express two preparations and a +// consumer cannot accidentally perform a second one. "prepared_subject_count == 1" +// therefore holds by the shape of Floor2Plan; the runner's counter is a +// regression control over the host, not the guarantee. +fn floor2_prepared_subject_count(plan: Floor2Plan) -> Int { + 1 +} + +// WHICH EXECUTION KEY A BATCH GETS IS FLOOR POLICY, so it is a row here rather than a +// condition in the seed. The note above claims changing floor policy is a row edit and not +// a Rust edit; landing the routing rule only in cli_run would have made that sentence false +// in the same change that wrote it. +// +// ONE INPUT DECIDES, and it used to be two. An earlier revision of this rule also read +// roster provenance -- walked from scan_dirs versus named by the batch -- because a batch +// naming ten entries would have paid a whole-tree preparation to serve them, which is the +// entry-major cost-shape defect pointing the other way. That ground was real and it is now +// dissolved rather than merely unused: ExecutionMode is not an input to resolution, so the +// seed memoizes the resolved graph by its source digest and a second consumer over the same +// tree pays a file walk and builds its own context. The distinction bought nothing once the +// cost it named was gone, so FloorRosterProvenance and the +// WholeTreePreparationNotAmortized ground are DELETED here rather than left standing beside +// the climb that obsoleted them. +type FloorSelectionPosture + = NoSelectionMachinery + | SelectionRequiresPerEntryFrontier + +// The surviving entry-major arm names its own dissolution in its constructor: a +// selection-bearing lane evaluates a per-entry frontier, and an entry-private context is +// what supplies one. It retires when node_frontier_selection leaves Runnable, at which point +// this coproduct collapses to a single inhabitant and deletes with it. +type FloorExecutionKey + = OnePreparedSubjectKey { subject: PreparedSubjectSpec } + | EntryMajorUntilFrontierRetires + +fn floor_execution_key( + posture: FloorSelectionPosture, + subject: PreparedSubjectSpec +) -> FloorExecutionKey { + match posture { + SelectionRequiresPerEntryFrontier => EntryMajorUntilFrontierRetires + NoSelectionMachinery => OnePreparedSubjectKey { subject: subject } + } +} + +fn floor_execution_key_is_one_prepared_subject(key: FloorExecutionKey) -> Bool { + match key { + OnePreparedSubjectKey { subject: _ } => true + EntryMajorUntilFrontierRetires => false + } +} + +// A DECLARED RUNG REGRESSION, measured on this change rather than discovered after it. +// +// Under one prepared subject every module of the tree is present at once, which is the most +// permissive name pool that can exist. An authored probe -- a provider, a control module that +// declares the import, and a module reaching the same symbol with none -- showed the +// undeclared reference BINDS. So the required floor no longer refuses a cross-module +// reference whose module is not imported. +// +// WHAT THE PREVIOUS RUNG ACTUALLY WAS, stated carefully because the obvious reading inflates +// it. The entry-major path was not strict either: DESIGN's Class B records that a stripped +// file's bare references resolved exactly when some unrelated import elsewhere in the +// assembled closure had already dragged the target into the pool -- binding by pool +// coincidence, described there as accidental coverage rather than a per-file property. So +// this is not strict becoming permissive. It is a NARROW accidental pool becoming a WIDE +// deliberate one, and one thing genuinely improves: binding no longer depends on which +// unrelated entries happen to share a closure, so the same module binds the same way on +// every run. +// +// WHAT GETS WORSE, and it is the reason this row exists: the ambient-pool class is now +// undetectable by the floor, where before it was detectable by accident. A module that +// declares no import for a symbol it uses will never red here. +// +// POPULATION: cross-module references not covered by a declared import. Bounded and already +// under repair -- gunbc#8268 declares direct imports for the UriScheme consumers. +// +// RESTORATION TRIGGER, and it is NOT that repair. Emptying the population does not raise the +// rung, because the floor would still accept a newly written undeclared reference. The rung +// is restored when resolution enforces declared-import narrowing independently of pool +// breadth -- the namespace-only lane's terminal step, where import becomes a parse error and +// dependencies derive from container.member references. Until then this class sits at +// mitigatable and the exact-entry check is the only thing that sees it. +type FloorBindingStrictnessRegression { + previous: Symbol + current: Symbol + population: Symbol + restoration_trigger: Symbol +} + +data floor2_binding_strictness_regression: FloorBindingStrictnessRegression = FloorBindingStrictnessRegression { + previous: ^narrow_accidental_pool_binding, + current: ^whole_subject_pool_binding, + population: ^cross_module_references_without_a_declared_import, + restoration_trigger: ^resolution_enforces_declared_import_narrowing + } diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..71edaa08c55 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -0,0 +1,412 @@ +module v2.workflow.required_floor + +import v2.std.algebra { contains, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_snoc_item } +import v2.std.collection { List } +import v2.std.logic { Bool } +import v2.std.text { String } +import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq } +import v2.workflow.floor2_prepared_subject { + ResolvedWitness, + WitnessIdentified, + WitnessIdentity, + WitnessIdentityRefusal, + WitnessIdentityRefused, + WitnessSite, + ModulePathNotUnique, + QualifiedIdentityClaimedByManySites, + witness_identity_qualified_name +} + +// THE REQUIRED FLOOR IS ONE ATTEMPT: read the sources once, prepare one subject, fold one +// exact claim manifest, reduce one receipt. This module is that program. +// +// It deliberately does NOT reach the generic schedule vocabulary. There is no Runnable +// here, no WalkPlan, no batch, no batch position, no positional clamp, no worker and no +// coordinator — not because those happen to be unused on this path but because the required +// floor is not a walk of runnables. A batch is a grouping of separately-prepared work, and +// once there is one preparation the grouping has no subject. Preserving the word would +// preserve the architecture: a batch identity implies batch receipts, batch clamps and batch +// ordering, each of which then needs a consumer, and the outer floor reassembles itself +// around the new evaluator. That is exactly what happened when the inner entry-major loop +// was replaced while the outer grammar was left standing. +// +// WHAT THE HOST STILL OWNS IS EXACTLY TWO OPERATIONS, and neither is expressible here +// because a .dag function cannot construct the interpreter that runs it: build an evaluable +// context from a declared source set, and evaluate one qualified declaration inside it. +// Which claims exist, what identity each has, what refuses, which evaluation frame each +// needs and what the run's verdict is are facts of this module. + +// THE SUBJECT AS THE RUN OBSERVED IT, which is deliberately NOT `v2.workflow.ci_attempt` +// `CiAttemptRequest`. +// +// That carrier is the right one and this is not a nickname for it: it declares a subject in +// interned identities — `TreeIdentity { commit: Symbol }`, `SourceManifestIdentity { digest: +// Hash }` — which is the correct shape for an authored row and the wrong shape for a host +// observation, because a digest computed while preparing has no declaration to intern. The +// two meet at admission, where the exact-subject lane judges an observation against a request. +// This carries what one preparation measured, and nothing it did not. +// +// The counts are here rather than derived from the inventory because they answer a question +// the claim list cannot: how many modules the subject dropped. A run reporting claims without +// reporting exclusions cannot distinguish a clean small roster from a subject that silently +// lost half the tree. +type ObservedSubjectIdentity { + commit: String + source_digest: String + modules_resolved: Int + modules_excluded: Int +} + +type RequiredFloorAttempt { + subject: ObservedSubjectIdentity + claims: List +} + +// EXECUTION MODE IS DECLARED ON THE CLAIM, and it is deliberately NOT derived from +// `reads_live_tree`. Those answer different questions — reads_live_tree says what substrate +// a declaration may observe, execution_mode says what evaluator frame must run it — and +// their populations coinciding today does not make one the definition of the other. Deriving +// it is the cheapest-looking shortcut available at this seam and it silently re-couples two +// independent axes the first time they disagree. +// +// There is no enrollment-origin field. It was drafted and removed: it named which of the +// three former batches a claim came from, which is the batch concept surviving as a column. +// A row that remembers its batch invites a consumer to group by it, and the grouping is the +// thing being deleted. +// +// The budget is milliseconds because that is the currency the host's evaluate primitive +// reads (`EvaluatePreparedClaimRequest.budget_ms`); carrying seconds here and converting at +// the seam would put a unit change between the authority and the mechanism that enforces it. +type RequiredFloorClaim { + declaration: WitnessIdentity + execution_mode: ExecutionMode + budget_ms: Int +} + +// THE DISPOSITION OF EVERY DECLARED WITNESS, total by construction. +// +// There is no `Deferred` arm, and its absence is the point. A deferral is not a disposition: +// it says a row was not run without saying who runs it, so the population accumulates +// silently and reads as coverage. The measured specimen this closes: 1,083 rows reported as +// "deferred-discovery" on a run whose receipt otherwise claimed to have executed the floor. +// +// `ReadsLiveTree` is NOT one of these arms either, and could not be — it determines an +// evaluation frame, not whether anything executes the row. +type WitnessDisposition + = RequiredFloor + | ScheduledWet + | ScheduledLong + | KnownRedQuarantine + | DeletedNotAWitness + +fn disposition_is_required_floor(d: WitnessDisposition) -> Bool { + match d { + RequiredFloor => true + ScheduledWet => false + ScheduledLong => false + KnownRedQuarantine => false + DeletedNotAWitness => false + } +} + +// A file's module path, observed once from the one source inventory. +// +// This is a HOST OBSERVATION, not a declared binding: the host parsed every admitted file to +// prepare the subject, so it already knows each file's module and reports what it read. The +// alternative — declaring the module path beside the entry path in .dag — is the second +// representation of the path/module binding that DESIGN's module-identity-vs-storage thread +// exists to remove, and it decays exactly the way a positional citation does. +type ModulePathBinding { + entry: String + module_path: String +} + +// The manifest refuses rather than deduplicating. Silently merging populations is how a +// declaration enrolled twice under conflicting modes becomes one arbitrary winner — and the +// losing mode is precisely the fact worth having. Each arm names the exact qualified +// declaration, so the refusal is located rather than counted. +type ManifestRefusal + = DeclarationEnrolledTwice { qualified: String } + | DeclarationEnrolledWithConflictingModes { qualified: String } + | DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous { refusal: WitnessIdentityRefusal } + +// ADMISSION IS ALL-OR-NOTHING. A manifest carrying any refusal does not run its clean subset +// and report on the rest: a narrowed roster presented as a roster is the silent narrowing +// every other wall on this path exists to prevent. +type RequiredFloorAdmission + = RequiredFloorRunnable { attempt: RequiredFloorAttempt } + | RequiredFloorRefused { refusals: List } + +data no_required_floor_claims: List = [] + +data no_manifest_refusals: List = [] + +data no_seen_qualified_names: List = [] + +data no_module_paths: List = [] + +// The evaluation deadline for one claim, at ONE authority for the whole manifest. +// +// It is stated here rather than imported from the fast-lane rule because the fast lane is a +// PLACEMENT question — which checks may ride the PR path — and this is an EXECUTION question: +// how long a single claim may run before the frame refuses. They agree on 5 seconds today, +// and reusing one for the other would make that coincidence load-bearing. +fn required_floor_claim_budget_ms() -> Int { + 5000 +} + +fn required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: RequiredFloorClaim) -> String { + witness_identity_qualified_name(identity: claim.declaration) +} + +// IDENTITY DERIVATION IS A JOIN AGAINST THE OBSERVED BINDINGS, not a lookup with a fallback. +// +// A site whose entry appears in no binding has no identity, and the honest answer is the +// refusal the carrier already models. Substituting the bare function name — the shape that +// works per-entry and silently collapses under a shared subject — is the exact failure +// `WitnessIdentity` exists to make unwritable. +fn module_path_for_entry(bindings: List, entry: String) -> List { + fold_list(xs: bindings, empty: no_module_paths, cons: fn(acc, b) { + if b.entry == entry { + list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: b.module_path) + } else { + acc + } + }) +} + +// Exactly one binding identifies; zero and many both refuse, and they refuse through the same +// arm because both mean the same thing to a consumer: this entry does not name one module. +fn resolve_site(bindings: List, site: WitnessSite) -> ResolvedWitness { + let paths = module_path_for_entry(bindings: bindings, entry: site.entry) + if length(xs: paths) == 1 { + WitnessIdentified { + identity: WitnessIdentity { module_path: paths.first(), function: site.function }, + site: site + } + } else { + WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: ModulePathNotUnique { site: site } } + } +} + +fn resolve_sites( + bindings: List, + sites: List +) -> List { + list_map(xs: sites, f: fn(s) { resolve_site(bindings: bindings, site: s) }) +} + +// A resolved witness becomes a claim, or contributes its refusal. Both halves are produced in +// one pass so the refusal population and the claim population cannot disagree about which +// rows they came from. +type ClaimScan { + claims: List + refusals: List +} + +data claim_scan_empty: ClaimScan = ClaimScan { + claims: no_required_floor_claims, + refusals: no_manifest_refusals + } + +fn scan_resolved( + acc: ClaimScan, + resolved: ResolvedWitness, + mode: ExecutionMode +) -> ClaimScan { + match resolved { + WitnessIdentified { identity: id, site: _ } => ClaimScan { + claims: list_snoc_item( + xs: acc.claims, + item: RequiredFloorClaim { + declaration: id, + execution_mode: mode, + budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms() + } + ), + refusals: acc.refusals + } + WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: r } => ClaimScan { + claims: acc.claims, + refusals: list_snoc_item( + xs: acc.refusals, + item: DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous { refusal: r } + ) + } + } +} + +fn scan_resolved_list( + acc: ClaimScan, + resolved: List, + mode: ExecutionMode +) -> ClaimScan { + fold_list(xs: resolved, empty: acc, cons: fn(inner, r) { + scan_resolved(acc: inner, resolved: r, mode: mode) + }) +} + +// COMPLETENESS IS AN IDENTITY JOIN, NEVER A COUNT. Two populations of equal size can name +// different declarations, and a count comparison reports that as clean. So the duplicate +// check below groups by qualified name and asks about the group's members, never about how +// many rows exist. +fn claims_named(claims: List, qualified: String) -> List { + fold_list(xs: claims, empty: no_required_floor_claims, cons: fn(acc, c) { + if required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: c) == qualified { + list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: c) + } else { + acc + } + }) +} + +fn claim_group_modes_agree(group: List, mode: ExecutionMode) -> Bool { + fold_list(xs: group, empty: true, cons: fn(agree, c) { + agree && execution_mode_eq(left: c.execution_mode, right: mode) + }) +} + +// The two duplicate arms are kept APART on purpose. The same declaration twice under one mode +// is a roster defect: it would run twice and the receipt would carry two rows for one +// subject. The same declaration under two modes is a contradiction about how it must execute, +// and the tempting repair — pick one — discards the fact worth knowing. Both refuse; only the +// second is unrecoverable without a decision. +fn claim_group_refusal( + acc: List, + group: List, + qualified: String, + reference_mode: ExecutionMode +) -> List { + if length(xs: group) < 2 { + acc + } else if claim_group_modes_agree(group: group, mode: reference_mode) { + list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: DeclarationEnrolledTwice { qualified: qualified }) + } else { + list_snoc_item( + xs: acc, + item: DeclarationEnrolledWithConflictingModes { qualified: qualified } + ) + } +} + +type ManifestScan { + seen: List + refusals: List +} + +data manifest_scan_empty: ManifestScan = ManifestScan { + seen: no_seen_qualified_names, + refusals: no_manifest_refusals + } + +// The whole claim list is captured by the closure rather than threaded through the +// accumulator: the group for a name is a question about the WHOLE manifest, and an +// accumulator carrying only what the fold has seen so far would answer it against a prefix — +// a duplicate whose second occurrence comes later would read as unique. The `seen` list is +// what makes it ONE refusal per distinct duplicated declaration rather than one per group +// member; without it a declaration enrolled three times reports three refusals about itself +// and a reader counting refusals sees three defects. +fn duplicate_refusals(claims: List) -> List { + let scan = fold_list(xs: claims, empty: manifest_scan_empty, cons: fn(acc, c) { + let qualified = required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: c) + if contains(xs: acc.seen, item: qualified, eq: fn(l, r) { l == r }) { + acc + } else { + ManifestScan { + seen: list_snoc_item(xs: acc.seen, item: qualified), + refusals: claim_group_refusal( + acc: acc.refusals, + group: claims_named(claims: claims, qualified: qualified), + qualified: qualified, + reference_mode: c.execution_mode + ) + } + } + }) + scan.refusals +} + +// THE MANIFEST. One fold over the observed populations, producing one claim list and the +// refusals that make it inadmissible. +// +// `hermetic_sites` are the discovered witnesses; `wet_sites` are the rows whose subject IS a +// live effect and which therefore need a dispatching frame. They arrive as separate lists +// rather than one list with a flag because the flag would have to be derived from something, +// and the only available something is `reads_live_tree` — the derivation this module refuses +// to make. +fn required_floor_manifest( + bindings: List, + hermetic_sites: List, + wet_sites: List +) -> ClaimScan { + let after_hermetic = scan_resolved_list( + acc: claim_scan_empty, + resolved: resolve_sites(bindings: bindings, sites: hermetic_sites), + mode: Hermetic + ) + let after_wet = scan_resolved_list( + acc: after_hermetic, + resolved: resolve_sites(bindings: bindings, sites: wet_sites), + mode: Wet + ) + ClaimScan { + claims: after_wet.claims, + refusals: list_append( + left: after_wet.refusals, + right: duplicate_refusals(claims: after_wet.claims) + ) + } +} + +fn required_floor_attempt( + subject: ObservedSubjectIdentity, + bindings: List, + hermetic_sites: List, + wet_sites: List +) -> RequiredFloorAdmission { + let scan = required_floor_manifest( + bindings: bindings, + hermetic_sites: hermetic_sites, + wet_sites: wet_sites + ) + if length(xs: scan.refusals) == 0 { + RequiredFloorRunnable { + attempt: RequiredFloorAttempt { subject: subject, claims: scan.claims } + } + } else { + RequiredFloorRefused { refusals: scan.refusals } + } +} + +// ONE PREPARATION PER ATTEMPT, and it holds by SHAPE rather than by counting. An attempt +// names exactly one subject, and a claim carries only an identity — no source root, no +// index, no resolver, no entry path — so nothing a consumer of this model holds can name a +// second compiler world. An entry-private preparation is unrepresentable here, not merely +// absent, and that is why there is no cache to look in and no memo to hide repeated demands. +fn required_floor_preparation_count(attempt: RequiredFloorAttempt) -> Int { + 1 +} + +fn required_floor_claim_count(attempt: RequiredFloorAttempt) -> Int { + length(xs: attempt.claims) +} + +// The attempt's effect envelope, derived from its claims rather than declared beside them. A +// separately declared envelope drifts: a manifest gains a Wet row while a hand-written +// Hermetic declaration keeps saying the run reaches no live effects. It widens rather than +// narrows, which is the fail-closed direction — an envelope narrower than some claim would +// let a consumer treat a live-effect run as inert. Record is widest because it dispatches AND +// captures. +fn required_floor_effect_envelope(attempt: RequiredFloorAttempt) -> ExecutionMode { + fold_list(xs: attempt.claims, empty: Hermetic, cons: fn(acc, c) { + match acc { + Record => Record + Wet => match c.execution_mode { + Record => Record + Wet => Wet + Hermetic => Wet + } + Hermetic => c.execution_mode + } + }) +} From 7788137cce72503a43c3969c40c23b188db9d21a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 16:26:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 11/81] Make ShardStyle pub: the required-floor entry lives in a binary single_shard() is its constructor and claim_executor cannot name a private type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 8dc4b3655e4..ce8151521ce 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -24543,7 +24543,7 @@ fn floor_color_enabled() -> bool { } #[derive(Clone, Copy)] -struct ShardStyle { +pub struct ShardStyle { shard_id: usize, /// Number of concurrent shards in this run. When it is 1 there is no parallelism to /// distinguish, so the `s{id}` shard tag is dropped (it only reads as noise — the reason the From 64fc1aab9c6a9f84a023baf149a455b400275f14 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 16:27:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 12/81] Declare the src/v1 witness coverage gap the fold does not cover The required fold prepares two source roots, dag and src/v2. 116 test fn declarations across 15 files under src/v1/tests/claim are therefore outside its subject, with no consumer and no cadence behind them since the scoped witness batch was deleted. Declared rather than fixed, deliberately. Adding --source-root src/v1 is one token but admits 52 non-test v1 modules into the single flat namespace the fold's scopes are projected from, and a first census taken against a subject nobody has run is not a census worth having. Declared rather than quiet, also deliberately: run_required_floor's own identity-count refusal makes a narrowed roster unable to present as a roster, but that wall works INSIDE the subject and cannot see a population the subject never admitted. So the honesty has to be carried in prose at the boundary -- the fold runs every witness in its subject, and its subject is two roots. Dissolve-on: the boundary decision on those 15 files, carrying a recommendation to relocate them into the dag test root rather than widen the root set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag | 3 +++ 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag index 81d80d2c26d..eb1f111623a 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag @@ -926,6 +926,9 @@ fn bin_wet(entry: String, f: String) -> ScheduleWitnessEntry { data v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch_deleted_note: String = "THE SCOPED WITNESS BATCH IS DELETED (2026-08-15), and with it the only ScopedWitnessBatch instance that ever existed. It ran five file-grain v1 claim entries under a dag plus src/v1 source-root envelope, in a sequential child worker, so the v1 compiler closure could be resolved without widening witness_layer_roots for everything else.\n\nWHY IT COULD NOT SURVIVE AFFECTED-SET SELECTION. It was the last SelectionApplied consumer on the required path, and its 720-second clamp was derived (PR #8259) from a measured 565-second wall on the assumption that unrelated PRs skip it. With selection deleted the two available readings were both wrong: run it every PR and the required floor grows by roughly nine minutes under a clamp basis that no longer describes it, or keep a selection mechanism alive for one batch. Its cost was also never really the witnesses — the same receipt measured about 390 seconds of closure materialization before the first witness line and about 30 seconds of witness evaluation, so it was paying a whole second subject preparation to check thirty rows.\n\nWHAT THIS NARROWS, stated rather than implied: the five entries under src/v1/tests/claim have NO executing consumer. They are not covered by ordinary discovery, whose roots are dag plus src/v2. Their generated stage0 emissions still compile into the seed crate, which is not execution. This is a real loss of coverage over v1 parser and namespace-binding behavior, taken deliberately as part of deleting the floor rather than discovered later, and it is NOT backstopped by any cadence — the cadence lane those rows might have moved to was refused for the same reason the per-PR slot was: a second subject envelope is the defect, not the schedule it runs on.\n\nRESTORATION: one prepared subject spanning dag, src/v1 and src/v2, at which point a separate envelope, a separate worker, a separate clamp and a separate receipt family all stop existing and these rows are ordinary discovery." +data witness_fold_src_v1_coverage_gap_note: String = "DECLARED COVERAGE GAP (operator ruling relayed 2026-08-15, at the re-add #1 boundary). The required witness fold runs `claim_executor --required-floor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2`, so every witness under src/v1 is OUTSIDE it. Measured at declaration: 116 `test fn` declarations across 15 files under src/v1/tests/claim. Their previous consumer was the scoped witness batch deleted above; nothing has replaced it, and no cadence backstops them.\n\nWHY THE ONE-TOKEN FIX WAS REFUSED. Adding --source-root src/v1 would also admit the 52 non-test .dag modules under src/v1 into the ONE shared prepared subject the fold depends on. That subject is a single flat namespace per scope, and the v1 tree declares its own module population; poisoning the fold's first census with collisions to chase coverage costs more than the gap, and a first measurement taken against a subject nobody has run before is not a measurement worth having.\n\nWHY IT IS DECLARED RATHER THAN QUIET. run_required_floor refuses internally when planned, executed and terminal identity counts disagree, precisely so a narrowed roster cannot present as a roster. That wall operates INSIDE the subject; it cannot see a population the subject never admitted. So the same honesty has to be carried here, in prose, at the boundary: the fold runs every witness IN ITS SUBJECT, and its subject is two roots, not three.\n\nDISSOLVE-ON: the boundary decision on these 15 files. The recommendation carried into that decision is RELOCATION into the dag test root rather than widening the root set — one tree, one namespace, consistent with every cut currently consolidating away from src/v1 — with the caveat that three sibling cuts are reshaping src/v1 concurrently and some of these 116 may die with them, so the relocation census is taken at the boundary and not before it." + + data excl_no_fake_anomalies_reason: String = "The expectation-backfill WALL spawns claim_batch as a child process to read a passing corpus's own stderr, so it is Wet BY CONSTRUCTION — its whole subject is what the observation layer prints, which only exists when the effects really run. The Hermetic discovery corpus refuses it exactly as install_media_real_execution_wet_note describes ('no mock_response for operation Run — refusing to fabricate Unit'), and that refusal is correct: a mocked child emits no real observation stream, so a hermetic version of this witness could only ever pass vacuously. Landed into hermetic discovery by filename convention on first authoring (run 30178544618 @ b2411f0, batch 3) and re-homed to BinWitnessWet; then D6-rehomed to FalsifierRehomedBinWet (run 30220304152: ~85–90s/row vs bin_witness_wet_per_row_wall_budget_seconds=60, batch-4 FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET)." data excl_expectation_frontier_reason: String = "Reads the [expectation-frontier] receipt out of a real child run's stderr, so it is Wet BY CONSTRUCTION for the same reason the anomaly wall beside it is: the receipt only exists when effects actually dispatch, and a hermetic child emits no real observation stream, so a mocked version could only pass vacuously. Sibling mechanism, same lane, deliberately not a forked one (DESIGN §3). D6-rehomed to FalsifierRehomedBinWet with its anomaly sibling (run 30220304152: ~89–136s/row vs the 60s per-row budget)." From 95c43979b869f77f7c933dc9dc8442c413a62097 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 17:00:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 13/81] Repair the roster_registry over-deletion, and the six ci_floor_plan orphans The first real execution of the fold refused at strict preparation and found two classes of residue my own whole-corpus compile could not see. `gunbc compile --target dag` resolves a transitive IMPORT CLOSURE and reports the remaining 1,135 modules as census-only; the fold admits every file under both source roots. That difference is the fold's entire value and it collected on its first run. THE OVER-DELETION. Commit 19890af38d replaced the first 84 lines of dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag with 3. The intent was to drop two RosterRegistration rows whose rosters the selection cut deleted (scoped_witness_batches, v1_claim_scoped_witness_entries); the deletion took the module declaration, both imports, four notes, the GroupMembership type, the RosterRegistration type and roster_decl with them. The file has declared no module since, so v2.lens.roster_registry's import of it was unresolvable and the whole registry cascade -- 13 diagnostics in the test, 7 in the lens, every downstream RosterRegistration / roster_decl / ByContainment / ByDerivation failure -- followed from one missing header. Repaired by restoring the header from origin/main and re-applying only the two intended row deletions. 35 registrations remain; zero scoped_witness references. THE SIX ORPHANS, each importing the deleted v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan. Five are deleted outright because their subject was the floor plan or the falsifier lanes: pr_native_batch_test, realization_schedule_witness, walk_plan_schedule_lens_test, schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test, and the production_qualification_origin_probe cadence fixture. The sixth, v2.workflow.ci_placement, is production and survives: it reads the fast-lane budget, which this cut re-homed to gunbc.witness_row_cost. Its note is corrected to say the threshold is now DECLARED and not enforced, because the executor that armed it is deleted. NOTHING WAS NARROWED TO GET GREEN. No exclusion row added, no source root shrunk, no file dispositioned out of the subject. After the repair the fold's refusal set contains ZERO references to anything this cut deleted; what remains is pre-existing breakage the fold is the first mechanism to surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag | 65 ++++++ src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag | 77 ------- .../claim/realization_schedule_witness.dag | 65 ------ .../schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag | 106 --------- .../claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag | 215 ------------------ .../cadence_receipt_plan.dag | 28 --- src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag | 6 +- 7 files changed, 68 insertions(+), 494 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/fixture/production_qualification_origin_probe/cadence_receipt_plan.dag diff --git a/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag b/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag index 69bb5367105..eb7036816eb 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/roster_registry.dag @@ -1,3 +1,68 @@ +module gunbc.roster_registry + +import std.decl_ref { DeclarationRef, WholeDeclaration } +import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution, dissolution_description } + +data roster_registry_taxonomy_note: String = "Group-of-units standard representation (operator ruling 2026-07-22, roadmap group 5a): a plurality of units must have a standard representation, never a nickname. Membership in a group is known exactly one of four ways — POSITIONAL (containment: being-in IS being-there, e.g. a module's members or a directory-grain lane), DERIVED (a computed relation: closure reachability, inhabitance, measurement), FRONTIER (asserted per-row WITH a reason and a dissolve_on trigger — countable, prioritizable, the typed self-host-frontier pattern), or NICKNAME (asserted, string-keyed, no trigger — the violation this registry exists to make visible). The migration pipeline for any hand-kept list is mint -> frontier -> query: a new group lands as typed frontier rows, and graduates to a derived query when its membership predicate is modelable. Every known unit-naming roster is enrolled below; the lens v2.lens.roster_registry holds each registration to ByContainment, ByDerivation, or DeclaredFrontier-with-nonempty-reason-and-trigger." + +data roster_registry_enforcement_intent_convergence_note: String = "Convergence, not implementation: the enforcement-intent thread (DESIGN open thread 'enforcement intent — ask once, compile forever'; docs/plans/enforcement-intent-design.md) absorbs this registry when StandingIntent / LensContract land — its subject_roster IS this concept (a registered group of units with declared membership provenance). Do not build that machinery here; this carrier stays the minimal data authority and the lens stays a data-shape check until that thread lands and this registry becomes its subject_roster carrier." + +data roster_registry_visibility_note: String = "Honesty bound: the lens sees only ENROLLED registrations. An unregistered bare list elsewhere in the tree is invisible to it — until enforcement-intent lands, unregistered nickname lists are caught at review by the group-5a rule (registry admission is the review bar for any new 'pool'/'class'/'lane'/'family' String key), not by this lens. The one residue this note formerly walled — NON_FOLD_RESIDUE_ROSTER, a host-side Rust const whose per-row reasons and triggers lived as comments — is re-homed: the rows are gunbc.non_fold_residue.non_fold_residue_frontier (typed FrontierRow, host census reads through non_fold_residue_units_from_module_source in cli_run.rs) and the roster is enrolled below. RESIDUE ACCOUNTING (corrected 2026-07-25): this note formerly claimed 'no known unregistered residue remains' and that claim was FALSE — a CI-land census that day found five unenrolled hand lists outside gunbc.ci_layer_roots, whose own enrollment lane was complete and had made the gap look closed: ci_floor_required_artifact_names and gunbc_ci_floor_batch_wall_budget_seconds (gunbc.ci_spec), commit_gate_roster (gunbc.commit_workflow), gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership (v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan), and ci_cost_floor_exempt_step_names (gunbc.ci_materialization). All five are enrolled below. The lesson is this note's own visibility bound applied to itself: enrollment completeness in one module is not evidence of completeness in the tree, so a 'no residue remains' claim is only ever as good as its last census and carries the census date. CORRECTION (2026-07-25, same day): the paragraph above previously named GENERATED_STAGE0_FILES as residue that 'cannot carry a RosterRegistration until its rows re-home into .dag'. That was WRONG, and it is a second instance of this note's own lesson — a residue claim asserted from one side of the tree without checking the other. The rows were ALREADY in .dag as gunbc.stage0_emit_model.generated_stage0_files, and the Rust const's own header already names that decl 'Registry authority'. So the defect was never a missing re-home; it was a live FORK of two hand copies, which had silently drifted 98 (.dag) versus 101 (Rust) — the .dag side missing three real generated files. The drift is repaired and the roster is enrolled below; the fork itself closes only when regen_stage0 reads the .dag rows and the const is deleted. The lesson generalizes: 'this cannot be enrolled yet' is a claim about the tree and must be verified against the tree, exactly like the 'no residue remains' claim it sits beside. By contrast regen_input_sources (cli_run.rs) is NOT residue and is deliberately not listed: it derives its set by walking the import closure from the entry roots, so it is already ByDerivation in substance. GROWTH BASIS, and how to re-derive it: the point of enrolling a hand list is that its ACCUMULATION becomes observable, so the question a future reader asks is 'has this roster grown since it was registered, and what grew it'. That is answered from git rather than from a count stored here — a stored count is the hand-count-beside-structure class this registry exists to make visible, and it would rot silently (the GENERATED_STAGE0_FILES figure above sat at 54 in prior notes while the const had reached 101). TWO TRAPS make the re-derivation non-obvious. First, working clones here are SHALLOW (a default worktree carries ~12 commits), so git log over a roster's history returns almost nothing and looks like 'this list has never changed' — run git fetch --depth=400 origin main first, and treat any basis older than that horizon as truncated rather than absent. Second, line numbers move, so trace the DECLARATION not a line range: git log -L then the decl's current start,end line range, and for a true growth series count the roster's elements at each touching commit (git show COMMIT:FILE piped through a count of the row marker) rather than trusting the touch count, since most commits edit a row without adding one. Basis (2026-07-25, post-merge of #7199): ci_floor_required_artifact_names 18 entries; witness_exclusion_frontier 74 rows; bin_witness_wet_entries 53; commit_gate_roster 44; known_red_probe_entries 7; gunbc_ci_floor_batch_wall_budget_seconds 7; gunbc_ci_cheap_floor_gate_membership 3; ci_cost_floor_exempt_step_names 3. These are a DATED SNAPSHOT for comparison, not an authority: re-derive before relying on any of them. THE SNAPSHOT'S OWN STALENESS IS THE RECEIPT for why this note stores a recipe instead of a count column. The basis was first taken at main 4aed680509 and read: bin roster 17, exclusion frontier 73, bin_witness_wet 51, commit_gate_roster 45. Merging main a few hours later (bringing #7199) moved FOUR of those seven rows in ONE merge — 17 -> 18 (the bin roster gaining resolution_divergence_census, i.e. the very row this registry names as the expected first faller grew again while being registered), 73 -> 74, 51 -> 53, and commit_gate_roster 45 -> 44, which SHRANK. So a stored count here would have been wrong before the PR that wrote it even landed, and the shrink shows the drift is not monotone, which is why 'has it grown' must be answered by re-derivation over git rather than by comparing against a number someone typed. The rate visible in that one merge — four of seven rosters, inside a single day — is itself the finding this registry exists to surface." + +data roster_registry_upcoming_targets_note: String = "Walls for in-flight lanes (registry admission is the rule): (a) the bulk-native flip's 744 frontier rows MUST land ByDerivation — the native_routing_frontier registration below is the template (subject-keyed, closure-derived membership, equivalence receipt); (b) chore-remedy classification is already by-construction (subject types) and needs no registration; (c) the deploy lease/generation guard reuses Grant/containment-prefix plus git ancestry — no new group concept, nothing to enroll; (d) machine-shape scheduling and CI-ergonomics lanes: any 'pool'/'class'/'lane' String key at review enrolls here or is rejected as a nickname; (e) the long/ dir lane was BLESSED Form-C on the ground that storage grain came WITH a construction backstop — the five-second eval deadline making an over-budget fast-lane witness unwritable-in-place. THAT BLESSING IS RETRACTED (2026-08-04): the deadline is evaluated only while a witness RUNS, and moving a file under the long/ prefix is exactly the act that stops it running, so the backstop is disarmed by the move it was supposed to govern. Measured cost of the wrong blessing: gunbc#7762 commit 0cfd199f8 relocated a thirteen-function discriminating matrix into test/claim/long/ under the title fix CI fast-lane budget failures, adding a claim_batch command line as a data row and no cadence — zero executed coverage, admission holding, and a later commit on the same branch split eight of the thirteen back only because a reviewer looked. The lane keeps its ByContainment registration below because the containment IS still how the files are organized, but containment no longer decides admission: gunbc.witness_deferral_freeze enumerates the frozen legacy identities and anything outside it refuses (std.witness_admission UnclassifiedPathDeferral). The general lesson for a future Form-C blessing is that a backstop must be checked against the transformation it is claimed to prevent, not against the state it describes." + +type GroupMembership + = ByContainment + | ByDerivation { predicate: DeclarationRef } + | DeclaredFrontier { reason: String, dissolution: DissolutionCondition } + +type RosterRegistration { + roster: DeclarationRef + unit_kind: String + membership: GroupMembership +} + +fn roster_decl(module_path: String, decl_name: String) -> DeclarationRef { + DeclarationRef { + module_path: module_path, + decl_name: decl_name, + field: WholeDeclaration + } +} + +data roster_registry: List = [ + RosterRegistration { + roster: roster_decl(module_path: "v1.compiler.infer", decl_name: "unresolved_method_frontier"), + unit_kind: "method call whose receiver establishes no method surface, keyed (module, method, receiver_shape)", + membership: DeclaredFrontier { + reason: "The method-existence wall refuses an unresolved method rather than inheriting the receiver type, but it can only PROVE absence against a receiver that has a complete declared surface. These rows are the calls whose receiver has none — each an upstream receiver-resolution defect (a lambda parameter whose type never propagates, a coproduct payload typed as its variant name, a bare type variable, an optional whose cardinality is dropped before lookup) rather than a fact about the method. Refusing them would fabricate a refusal over correct working code, including the v2 tokenizer's own LexMatchThunk idiom; admitting them silently would fabricate a success. The rows carry the residue as counted MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted diagnostics instead. The key includes the receiver SHAPE because that shape IS the evidence, so a new call is refused unless it reproduces the exact unestablished shape the row was measured on.", + dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "feature:primitive-realization-single-authority — one PrimitiveDefinition identity joining semantic definition, interpreter dispatch and per-target emit handler, at which point every receiver has a complete declared surface and the wall decides these directly. Each row also dissolves individually when its own named receiver-resolution defect is fixed.") + } + }, + RosterRegistration { + roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "witness_exclusion_frontier"), + unit_kind: "witness discovery-exclusion path substring", + membership: DeclaredFrontier { + reason: "each excluded witness path pattern is an operator-ruled or structurally-forced exception to per-PR hermetic discovery; every row carries its consumer classification, reason, and trigger in-row", + dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "witness rows carry derived consumer classification (per witness_exclusion_single_authority_reconciliation_note) or the enforcement-intent registry absorbs the roster") + } + }, + RosterRegistration { + roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "whole_tree_strict_resolve_exclusion_substrings"), + unit_kind: "strict-resolve probe path substring", + membership: DeclaredFrontier { + reason: "the strict-resolve-broken set, baked as single authority per operator ruling 2026-07-13; per-row audit receipts in whole_tree_strict_resolve_scaffold_exclusion_note", + dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "per row: the file relocates under a /test/ path or the blanket /test/ exclusion policy changes so its resolve repairs; a row that excludes nothing deletes") + } + }, + RosterRegistration { + roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "bin_witness_wet_entries"), + unit_kind: "schedule witness entry (entry file x function)", + membership: DeclaredFrontier { + reason: "bin-execution witness class: fns run compiled seed witness binaries (host effects on non-commit-deterministic inputs), so the hermetic envelope refuses them by construction; they run as the declared Wet-profiled batch (bin_witness_wet_note)", + dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "these files migrate under the execution-corpus scope prefix and enroll as ExecutionWitnessKind rows in gunbc.commit_workflow; then this roster and its exclusion rows delete") + } + }, RosterRegistration { roster: roster_decl(module_path: "gunbc.ci_layer_roots", decl_name: "falsifier_rehomed_bin_wet_rows"), unit_kind: "schedule witness entry (entry file x function)", diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index d1745ef6734..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/pr_native_batch_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.pr_native_batch_test - -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { - gunbc_pr_native_entries, - gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled, - gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches, - gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for -} -import gunbc.ci_spec { gunbc_ci_spec } -import v2.std.algebra { length } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import std.realization_schedule { NativeBundleWitnessKind } -import std.selected_witness_bundle { - NativeWitnessProductionTransitionReceipt, - NativeProductionTransitionVerdict, - NativeProductionTransitionAccepted, - NativeProductionTransitionRefused, - native_production_transition_population_holds -} -import std.verification { nanosecond_duration } -import std.measure { byte_size } -import std.types { Int } - -test fn witness_selected_native_bundle_enrolled() -> Bool { - gunbc_pr_native_batch_enrolled() - && (length(xs: gunbc_pr_native_entries()) == 1) - && gunbc_pr_native_entries().first().kind == NativeBundleWitnessKind -} - -test fn witness_floor_appends_one_selected_native_batch() -> Bool { - length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches()) == length(xs: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan_for(spec: gunbc_ci_spec).schedule) + 1 -} - -fn native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: Int, native: Int, interpreted: Int, unavailable: Int, diverged: Int, fallback: Int, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionVerdict) -> NativeWitnessProductionTransitionReceipt { - NativeWitnessProductionTransitionReceipt { - selected_count: selected, - native_count: native, - interpreted_count: interpreted, - unavailable_count: unavailable, - diverged_count: diverged, - bundle_count: 1, - shard_count: 1, - cold_compile_wall_nanos: nanosecond_duration(count: 367000000), - warm_artifact_hit_wall_nanos: nanosecond_duration(count: 8000), - native_execution_wall_nanos: nanosecond_duration(count: 39000000), - interpreter_oracle_wall_nanos: nanosecond_duration(count: 17000000), - fallback_count: fallback, - rss_peak_bytes: byte_size(count: 0), - cgroup_peak_bytes: byte_size(count: 0), - verdict: verdict, - planted_red_equivalent: true - } -} - -test fn witness_native_transition_population_law_accepts_green_receipt() -> Bool { - native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 3, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 0, diverged: 0, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionAccepted)) -} - -test fn witness_native_transition_population_law_RED_accepted_with_shortfall() -> Bool { - !native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 2, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 0, diverged: 0, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionAccepted)) -} - -test fn witness_native_transition_population_law_refusal_arm_discriminates() -> Bool { - native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 0, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 3, diverged: 0, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionRefused { reason: "native realization unavailable" })) - && native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 3, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 0, diverged: 0, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionRefused { reason: "equivalence or planted red refused" })) -} - -test fn witness_native_transition_population_law_diverged_is_not_unavailable() -> Bool { - native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 0, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 0, diverged: 3, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionRefused { reason: "native divergence" })) - && !native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 3, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 0, diverged: 1, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionAccepted)) - && !native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 0, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 3, diverged: 3, fallback: 0, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionRefused { reason: "native divergence" })) -} - -test fn witness_native_transition_population_law_RED_interpreted_or_fallback_nonzero() -> Bool { - !native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 0, interpreted: 3, unavailable: 3, diverged: 0, fallback: 3, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionRefused { reason: "native realization unavailable" })) - && !native_production_transition_population_holds(receipt: native_transition_receipt_fixture(selected: 3, native: 3, interpreted: 0, unavailable: 0, diverged: 0, fallback: 1, verdict: NativeProductionTransitionAccepted)) -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness.dag deleted file mode 100644 index e6264caeb5a..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/realization_schedule_witness.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.realization_schedule_witness - -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { cheap_floor_gate_step_labels } - - -fn witness_batches_are_plan_schedule() -> Bool { - schedule_generates_identical_schedule( - plan: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan(), - schedule: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches() - ) -} - -fn witness_batches_identical_to_inner_schedule() -> Bool { - schedule_eq( - left: gunbc_ci_floor_ordinary_batches(), - right: gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_inner() - ) -} - -fn witness_schedule_lens_holds_on_floor_plan() -> Bool { - match schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor_ordinary( - plan: gunbc_ci_floor_realization_plan(), - compile_gate_fn: ci_floor_compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: cheap_floor_gate_step_labels() - ) { - Holds => true - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => false - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn perturbed_schedule_wrong_order(inner: List>) -> List> { - list_snoc_item( - xs: list_snoc_item(xs: [], item: inner.skip(n: 1).first()), - item: inner.first() - ) -} - -fn witness_schedule_lens_red_when_corpus_runs_first_on_live_floor() -> Bool { - let inner = gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_inner() - let perturbed = RealizationPlan { - target: ci_floor_target_digest - objective: RealizationObjective { goals: [] } - schedule: perturbed_schedule_wrong_order(inner: inner) - total: cost_account_predicted_zero() - } - match schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor_ordinary( - plan: perturbed, - compile_gate_fn: ci_floor_compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: cheap_floor_gate_step_labels() - ) { - Holds => false - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => true - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn realization_schedule_witnesses() -> Bool { - witness_batches_are_plan_schedule() - && witness_batches_identical_to_inner_schedule() - && witness_schedule_lens_holds_on_floor_plan() - && witness_schedule_lens_red_when_corpus_runs_first_on_live_floor() -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 34811cb11a8..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_test - -import std.realization_schedule { - CorpusWitnessKind, - Runnable, - RunnableDiscoveryBatch, - RunnableKernelWorkload, - RunnableSingleClaim, - runnable_resource_profile_negligible, - ScheduleWitnessEntry, - schedule_witness_entry_eq -} -import v2.std.algebra { filter, fold_list, length } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.integer { Int } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data schedule_occurrence_multiplicity_note: String = "THE MULTIPLICITY WALL for scheduled witnesses, and it reads THE SCHEDULE. A witness enrolled in two lanes is APPENDED to the falsifier plan twice, so its cost is paid twice while each lane's receipt reads as one — the claim 'this expensive root executes once' is decided HERE, at schedule grain, and NOT by the fact that one function walks the pipeline once per call. The subject universe is gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches(), the flattened enrolled schedule projected from ci_floor_plan's single lane-enrollment authority, so an enrollment through a THIRD lane is counted. An earlier version summed two named rosters that were already known to overlap; that could not see any occurrence outside those two lists and was therefore a two-roster overlap observation wearing this wall's name. IDENTITY GRAIN: entries join through std.realization_schedule schedule_witness_entry_eq (entry, function, kind), never a bare function-name match — two unrelated modules may legitimately spell a function the same way, and a name join would report duplicate ENROLLMENT where only name reuse existed." - -data schedule_occurrence_scope_note: String = "DECLARED BOUND, not an absorbed one: this counts EXPLICIT schedule occurrences — a RunnableSingleClaim naming the entry, or an entry appearing in a discovery batch's explicit_entries / a scoped batch's entries. It does not model an occurrence arising because a discovery batch's scan_dirs happen to sweep the file, because that enrollment is decided by the executor's live filesystem walk rather than by the plan. So the count is a LOWER bound on scheduled occurrences and the wall is sound in the direction it is used (it reds when the count exceeds one) while being unable to red on a scan-dir-only duplicate. Dissolve-on: discovery expansion becomes a modeled projection over the same entry identity, at which point scan-dir membership joins this fold rather than sitting outside it. RunnableSingleClaim carries no WitnessKind, so its arm matches the subject's entry and function and inherits the subject's kind rather than inventing one; that is exact for a single-claim row, whose kind is fixed by the lane that authored it." - -data multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door: ScheduleWitnessEntry = ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/long/direct_rust_door_production_group_test.dag", - function: "direct_rust_door_production_group_closing_expectation_holds", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind -} - -fn schedule_entry_occurrences( - entries: List, - subject: ScheduleWitnessEntry -) -> Int { - length(xs: entries |> filter(e => schedule_witness_entry_eq(a: e, b: subject))) -} - -fn runnable_subject_occurrences(runnable: Runnable, subject: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Int { - match runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { entry: entry, function: function, profile: _ } => - if (entry == subject.entry) && (function == subject.function) { 1 } else { 0 } - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: _, - scan_dirs: _, - explicit_entries: explicit_entries, - exclude_substrings: _, - discovery_scope_dirs: _, - profile: _ - } => schedule_entry_occurrences(entries: explicit_entries, subject: subject) - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _ } => 0 - } -} - -fn batch_subject_occurrences(batch: List, subject: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Int { - fold_list(xs: batch, empty: 0, cons: fn(acc, runnable) { - acc + runnable_subject_occurrences(runnable: runnable, subject: subject) - }) -} - -fn scheduled_occurrences(subject: ScheduleWitnessEntry) -> Int { - fold_list(xs: gunbc_falsifier_ordinary_batches(), empty: 0, cons: fn(acc, batch) { - acc + batch_subject_occurrences(batch: batch, subject: subject) - }) -} - -test fn direct_rust_door_group_root_is_scheduled_exactly_once() -> Bool { - scheduled_occurrences(subject: multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door) == 1 -} - -// The planted controls exercise the counter's identity join without reaching the live schedule, so a red in the wall above is attributable to enrollment rather than to the counter. The exact duplicate is what makes it a control for duplicate ENROLLMENT: an earlier version planted two rows sharing one function name across DIFFERENT entries, which proved only name multiplicity and would count ZERO under the exact join this wall performs. The second conjunct asserts exactly that distinction, and the third exercises the Runnable-arm projection the live fold depends on. -test fn multiplicity_counter_discriminates_a_planted_duplicate() -> Bool { - let exact_duplicate = [ - multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door, - multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door, - ] - let same_name_other_entry = [ - ScheduleWitnessEntry { - entry: "some/other/entry.dag", - function: "direct_rust_door_production_group_closing_expectation_holds", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind - }, - ] - let planted_batch = [ - RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: 3 }, - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/long/direct_rust_door_production_group_test.dag", - function: "direct_rust_door_production_group_closing_expectation_holds", - profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() - }, - ] - let a = schedule_entry_occurrences( - entries: exact_duplicate, - subject: multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door - ) == 2 - let b = schedule_entry_occurrences( - entries: same_name_other_entry, - subject: multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door - ) == 0 - let c = batch_subject_occurrences( - batch: planted_batch, - subject: multiplicity_subject_direct_rust_door - ) == 1 - a && b && c -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index a26469c58dd..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/walk_plan_schedule_lens_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,215 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.walk_plan_schedule_lens - -import std.execution_mode { Hermetic } -import std.realization_schedule { - RealizationObjective, - RealizationPlan, - Runnable, - RunnableSingleClaim, - RunnableDiscoveryBatch, - RunnableKernelWorkload, - WalkPlan, - NoWalkFinalization, - NoFinalizationDeclared, - NoPreWalkExecution, - cost_account_predicted_zero, - runnable_memory_negligible, - runnable_memory_substantial, - runnable_resource_profile, - runnable_resource_profile_negligible, -} -import std.content_hash { ContentHash, content_hash_of_value } -import v2.lens.schedule_lens { walk_plan_schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.lens_verdict { Holds, LensVerdict, Violation, NotApplicable, Unrealized } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, ReadsLiveTree } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_lens_holds } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree - -data synthetic_target: ContentHash = content_hash_of_value(value: "walk-plan-schedule-lens-v1") -data synthetic_compile_gate_fn: String = "dag_compile_clean_gate_passes" -data synthetic_entry: String = "dag/tools/floor_effect_gate_witness.dag" - -fn synthetic_claim(function: String) -> Runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: synthetic_entry, - function: function, - profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() - } -} - -fn synthetic_ordinary_plan() -> RealizationPlan { - RealizationPlan { - target: synthetic_target, - objective: RealizationObjective { goals: [] }, - schedule: [ - [synthetic_claim(function: "cheap_claim_pool_gate_passes")], - [synthetic_claim(function: synthetic_compile_gate_fn)], - [ - synthetic_claim(function: "emit_host_gate_passes"), - synthetic_claim(function: "regen_verify_gate_passes") - ] - ], - total: cost_account_predicted_zero() - } -} - -fn stage_a() -> Runnable { - synthetic_claim(function: "capture_tested_subject") -} - -fn stage_b() -> Runnable { - synthetic_claim(function: "stamp_tested_floor") -} - -fn stage_c() -> Runnable { - synthetic_claim(function: "refresh_target_and_gate") -} - -fn expected_stages() -> List> { - [[stage_a(), stage_b()], [stage_c()]] -} - -fn synthetic_walk(stages: List>) -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: synthetic_ordinary_plan().schedule, - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: stages, - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none - } -} - -fn synthetic_walk_with_wrong_ordinary_projection() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: synthetic_ordinary_plan().schedule.skip(n: 1), - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: expected_stages(), - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none - } -} - -fn synthetic_verdict(stages: List>, expected: List>) -> LensVerdict { - walk_plan_schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor( - plan: synthetic_walk(stages: stages), - ordinary_plan: synthetic_ordinary_plan(), - expected_on_success_stages: expected, - compile_gate_fn: synthetic_compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: ["cheap_claim_pool_gate_passes"] - ) -} - -fn verdict_holds(verdict: LensVerdict) -> Bool { - match verdict { - Holds => true - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => false - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn verdict_violates(verdict: LensVerdict) -> Bool { - match verdict { - Holds => false - Violation { diagnostic: _ } => true - NotApplicable { diagnostic: _ } => false - Unrealized { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn discovery_runnable() -> Runnable { - RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - source_roots: ["dag"], - scan_dirs: [], - explicit_entries: [], - exclude_substrings: [], - discovery_scope_dirs: [], - profile: runnable_resource_profile_negligible() - } -} - -fn profiled_claim( - function: String, - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: Bool, - spawns_host_compiler: Bool, - substantial: Bool -) -> Runnable { - RunnableSingleClaim { - entry: synthetic_entry, - function: function, - profile: runnable_resource_profile( - heavy_whole_tree_resolve: heavy_whole_tree_resolve, - spawns_host_compiler: spawns_host_compiler, - memory: if substantial { runnable_memory_substantial() } else { runnable_memory_negligible() }, - execution_mode: Hermetic - ) - } -} - -test fn gunbc_ci_walk_plan_schedule_lens_holds() -> Bool { - gunbc_ci_floor_schedule_lens_holds() -} - -test fn walk_plan_schedule_lens_synthetic_controls_hold() -> Bool { - verdict_holds(verdict: synthetic_verdict(stages: expected_stages(), expected: expected_stages())) - && verdict_violates(verdict: walk_plan_schedule_lens_verdict_for_ci_floor( - plan: synthetic_walk_with_wrong_ordinary_projection(), - ordinary_plan: synthetic_ordinary_plan(), - expected_on_success_stages: expected_stages(), - compile_gate_fn: synthetic_compile_gate_fn, - cheap_gate_labels: ["cheap_claim_pool_gate_passes"] - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict(stages: [], expected: expected_stages())) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_c()], [stage_a(), stage_b()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_a(), stage_b(), stage_c()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_a()], [stage_b()], [stage_c()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_a(), stage_b()], [stage_a(), stage_b()], [stage_c()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_a(), stage_b(), stage_b()], [stage_c()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_a()], [stage_c()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_holds(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[stage_b(), stage_a()], [stage_c()]], - expected: expected_stages() - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[discovery_runnable()]], - expected: [[discovery_runnable()]] - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: 1 }]], - expected: [[RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: 1 }]] - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[profiled_claim(function: "heavy", heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, spawns_host_compiler: false, substantial: false)]], - expected: [[profiled_claim(function: "heavy", heavy_whole_tree_resolve: true, spawns_host_compiler: false, substantial: false)]] - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[profiled_claim(function: "host", heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, spawns_host_compiler: true, substantial: false)]], - expected: [[profiled_claim(function: "host", heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, spawns_host_compiler: true, substantial: false)]] - )) - && verdict_violates(verdict: synthetic_verdict( - stages: [[profiled_claim(function: "substantial", heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, spawns_host_compiler: false, substantial: true)]], - expected: [[profiled_claim(function: "substantial", heavy_whole_tree_resolve: false, spawns_host_compiler: false, substantial: true)]] - )) -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/production_qualification_origin_probe/cadence_receipt_plan.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/production_qualification_origin_probe/cadence_receipt_plan.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 1b61f78c608..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/production_qualification_origin_probe/cadence_receipt_plan.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,28 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.fixture.production_qualification_origin_probe.cadence_receipt_plan - -import std.realization_schedule { - WalkPlan, - NoWalkFinalization, - NoFinalizationDeclared, - NoPreWalkExecution -} -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { - gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch, - gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch -} - -data production_qualification_origin_probe_cadence_receipt_plan_note: String = "Head-bound composed-batch cadence receipt (wise-ram-22 / operator gate, reproducible at 4e805b48eac): mirrors falsifier batch 3 (known-red probe, expect_red) then batch 6 (substrate-long, ordinary GREEN expectation) using the production plan's RunnableDiscoveryBatch values — not per-function claim_batch. Function is named gunbc_falsifier_plan so claim_executor arms hermetic known-red inversion and substrate-long eval budget (the executor keys those off plan_function, not plan entry). Accepted receipt: batch 1 expect_red PASS (4 probe rows raw FAIL); batch 2 admission_holds GREEN 7872ms; probe RED rows absent from batch 2 roster; batch 2 overall FAIL attributed to 4 pre-existing direct_rust_door rows (#7737). Lives under test/fixture/ (discovery-excluded). Recipe: claim_executor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --plan-entry src/v2/test/fixture/production_qualification_origin_probe/cadence_receipt_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_falsifier_plan" - -fn gunbc_falsifier_plan() -> WalkPlan { - WalkPlan { - pre_walk_execution: NoPreWalkExecution {}, - batches: [ - [gunbc_falsifier_known_red_probe_batch()], - [gunbc_falsifier_substrate_long_lane_batch()] - ], - finalization: NoFinalizationDeclared {}, - on_success_stages: [], - ordinary_budget: none, - on_success_budget: none, - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag b/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag index 0f295f6fe54..e7d773c5764 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import std.nat { Nat } import v2.std.text { String } import v2.std.collection { List } import v2.std.algebra { any, filter, length } -import v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan { gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms } +import gunbc.witness_row_cost { witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms } import gunbc.commit_workflow { CommitCheckEnrollment, CommitWorkflowSurface, @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import gunbc.commit_workflow { commit_check_kind_eq } -data ci_placement_law_note: String = "The two-tier placement axis (ci-two-tier-placement-redesign.md D3, operator 2026-07-24): a check rides the PR path iff its measured warm cost is within the fast-lane budget OR its cost is proportional to the diff; everything else is a Gauntlet row (main pushes + the 4h falsifier cadence). Placement is DATA (PrTier | Gauntlet), never per-site prose. Admission is FAIL-CLOSED by construction: PrTier is admissible ONLY with (a) a measured warm-cost receipt within the fast-lane budget and (b) a hermetic/ephemeral classification; an unmeasured or unclassified check is inadmissible as PrTier and its only valid placement is Gauntlet — no row rides the fast path by taste. The 5s threshold is REUSED from the single fast-lane authority (gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms, v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note), never a second 5s definition. The roster of real checks and their PrTier flips are FILLED from the D2 warm-cost probe on fleet srv hardware; until a check has a measured receipt it stays Gauntlet, so this mechanism is correct-by-construction with an empty PrTier set. Wiring the placement onto the live check rows (gates, ci-job steps, floor batches) and the Gauntlet workflow split ride PR-1 (D3b)." +data ci_placement_law_note: String = "The two-tier placement axis (ci-two-tier-placement-redesign.md D3, operator 2026-07-24): a check rides the PR path iff its measured warm cost is within the fast-lane budget OR its cost is proportional to the diff; everything else is a Gauntlet row (main pushes + the 4h falsifier cadence). Placement is DATA (PrTier | Gauntlet), never per-site prose. Admission is FAIL-CLOSED by construction: PrTier is admissible ONLY with (a) a measured warm-cost receipt within the fast-lane budget and (b) a hermetic/ephemeral classification; an unmeasured or unclassified check is inadmissible as PrTier and its only valid placement is Gauntlet — no row rides the fast path by taste. The 5s threshold is REUSED from the single fast-lane authority (gunbc.witness_row_cost witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms), never a second 5s definition. That row moved out of v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan when the CI wipe deleted that module on 2026-08-15; its home is now the module whose subject is what a witness row may cost, and NO consumer arms it today because the executor that did is deleted -- so it is a declared threshold rather than an enforced one. The roster of real checks and their PrTier flips are FILLED from the D2 warm-cost probe on fleet srv hardware; until a check has a measured receipt it stays Gauntlet, so this mechanism is correct-by-construction with an empty PrTier set. Wiring the placement onto the live check rows (gates, ci-job steps, floor batches) and the Gauntlet workflow split ride PR-1 (D3b)." type PlacementClassification = Hermetic @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ fn classification_admits_pr_tier(c: PlacementClassification) -> Bool { } fn warm_cost_within_fast_lane(wc: WarmCostReceipt) -> Bool { - wc.measured_ms <= gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() + wc.measured_ms <= witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() } fn placement_is_admissible(p: Placement) -> Bool { From 055ea8b2d4ca40166313814b6fc240ec88be2123 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 17:07:59 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 14/81] Record the fold's first-execution findings beside the emission Three rulings from the re-add #1 boundary, carried on the module they are about rather than in a plan document that would drift from it. WHAT THE REFUSAL DISCOVERED, and it is larger than the wall-clock: this repository has never been whole-tree strict-typechecked. The old floor prepared per-entry closures, so a broken module reddened only the closures importing it, and a module nothing imported was never typechecked at all. This fold's admission wall is the first mechanism ever to demand the whole tree resolve as one namespace, and it cannot yet. The same asymmetry caught this lane: `gunbc compile --target dag` reports 1,135 modules as census-only, which is why six orphaned importers passed a whole-corpus compile and were found only by the fold. ALL-OR-NOTHING PREPARATION IS UPHELD. The subject is the corpus; admitting a partially-typechecking subject while reporting a whole-corpus verdict is the empty-observation narrow, which DESIGN names as strictly worse than the widen section 5 forbids -- a widen is expensive, a narrow is silently uncovered. THE LARGEST CLASS IS NOT THIS LANE'S, AND MUST NOT BE FIXED THE OBVIOUS WAY. 151 of 185 undefined-variable diagnostics are one name, `Empty` -- FreeMonoid's nullary constructor in std.algebra, verified present and unrenamed. They are bare cross-module references that no import brings into scope; the old path admitted them by pool-membership coincidence. Repairing by authoring 151 import lines would author them into a grammar the namespace lane is deleting. The class belongs to containment-based resolution, so the fold's first green is downstream of that cut -- a cross-lane sequencing fact, not a defect in this step. THE MEMORY ENVELOPE IS FIRST-CLASS. One run OOM-killed (exit 137 at 537s during preparation); the next peaked at 9.37 GiB, climbing 3.9 -> 6.3 GiB over 90 sampled seconds. The binding constraint is the shared 20 GiB slice, not the 31 GiB container cap. Consequence named: non-deterministic OOM is what makes a required check flaky. Direction ruled and measurement deliberately not started -- do not re-shard into batches or workers to make it fit, since that is the deleted decomposition rebuilding itself inside its replacement. The peak is a cost-shape defect to root-cause. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 15 +++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index 6167522ea69..52612c77b5d 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -190,3 +190,18 @@ data witness_floor_workflow: Workflow = { fn expected_witness_floor_yml() -> String { serialize_yaml(v: project_workflow_to_yaml(workflow: witness_floor_workflow)) } + +// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// FIRST-EXECUTION FINDINGS (2026-08-15). Three rulings, recorded here beside the emission they +// are about rather than in a plan document that would drift from it. +// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +data witness_floor_first_execution_receipt: String = "THE FOLD'S FIRST REAL EXECUTION REFUSED, AND THAT IS THE FINDING. Run on GitHub (12m24s whole job) and reproduced locally (531s for the fold alone): strict preparation refused with one typed located diagnostic and ZERO witnesses executed. Measured cost shape inside the fold — frontend 38s, normalize 2s, reconcile ~8 minutes, analyses 1s; reconcile IS the fold. Diagnostic census after repairing this cut's own residue: 282 diagnostics across 75 files (57 test/fixture, 18 production), of which ZERO reference anything this cut deleted — verified by grep over the whole refusal set and by checking that only one of the 75 files is touched by this branch at all, at an unrelated line. Against the old floor's 56.5 minutes this is 8m51s, but the comparison is NOT like-for-like and must not be quoted as one: a refusing run that executed nothing is cheaper than a run that executed 9,000 witnesses for reasons that have nothing to do with the fold's design." + +data witness_floor_whole_tree_strict_concealment_note: String = "WHAT THE REFUSAL ACTUALLY DISCOVERED: this repository has never been whole-tree strict-typechecked. The old floor prepared PER-ENTRY closures, so a broken module reddened only the closures that imported it and was invisible everywhere else; a module nothing imported was never typechecked at all. This fold's admission wall is the first mechanism that has ever demanded the whole tree resolve as one namespace, and it cannot yet. That is a pre-existing concealment surfaced, not a regression introduced — and it is a larger finding than the fold's wall-clock. Note the same asymmetry inside this lane's own verification: `gunbc compile --target dag` resolves a transitive import closure and reports the remaining 1,135 modules as census-only, which is why this cut's own six orphaned importers passed a whole-corpus compile and were caught only by the fold." + +data witness_floor_all_or_nothing_upheld_note: String = "ALL-OR-NOTHING PREPARATION IS UPHELD (ruling 2026-08-15), and the reasoning is recorded because the temptation to relax it recurs. The subject IS the corpus. Admitting a partially-typechecking subject while reporting a whole-corpus verdict is the empty-observation narrow — rendering 'I could not admit this population' as 'this population is fine' — which DESIGN names as strictly worse than the widen section 5 already forbids, because a widen is merely expensive while a narrow is silently uncovered. The ordering consequence is real and is owned by the operator rather than by this lane: the fold's first green day requires the last pre-existing defect to be fixed." + +data witness_floor_bare_cross_module_reference_class_note: String = "THE LARGEST DIAGNOSTIC CLASS IS NOT THIS LANE'S TO FIX, and it must not be fixed the obvious way. 151 of the 185 undefined-variable diagnostics are one name: `Empty`, the nullary constructor of `FreeMonoid` in `std.algebra` — verified present and unrenamed, so these are BARE CROSS-MODULE REFERENCES that no import brings into scope. Specimen: `v2.lens.enforcement.cost_coverage` carries exactly one import (`v2.compiler.normalized_tree`) and uses bare `Empty` in its body. The old per-entry path admitted them by POOL-MEMBERSHIP COINCIDENCE — some unrelated entry in that closure happened to drag `std.algebra` into the pool — which is the corpus-wide accidental-coverage trap DESIGN already carries. Strict whole-corpus preparation has no such coincidence to rely on. DO NOT REPAIR BY ADDING 151 IMPORT LINES: the import grammar is itself deleted on the namespace lane, so those lines would be authored into a construction that is being removed — improvements to the thing being replaced die with it. The class belongs to namespace-based resolution, which binds a variant constructor from its own declaration with no import at all. The single dual-std `nat_compare` ambiguity has the same root. CROSS-LANE SEQUENCING FACT, not a defect in this step: the fold's first green is DOWNSTREAM of the namespace cut's resolution model." + +data witness_floor_memory_envelope_finding: String = "THE FOLD'S MEMORY ENVELOPE IS A FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY, measured rather than estimated. One run was OOM-KILLED (exit 137 at 537s, during strict preparation — a kill, not a refusal). The next run was sampled: RSS climbed 3.9 -> 4.8 -> 5.8 -> 6.3 GiB over 90 seconds and PEAKED AT 9.37 GiB. The container cap (31 GiB) is not the binding constraint; the shared 20 GiB slice is, and the kernel kills the LARGEST task in it when the aggregate is exceeded, which is the likely cause of the kill. CONSEQUENCE, named because it is what makes this rank beside the diagnostic census: non-deterministic OOM on a shared host is exactly the shape that makes a required check flaky, and a check that dies for reasons unrelated to its subject teaches everyone to ignore it. DIRECTION RULED, MEASUREMENT NOT STARTED: do NOT re-shard into batches or worker processes to make it fit — that is the deleted decomposition rebuilding itself inside the replacement one convenience at a time, and the single prepared subject is precisely what the fold exists to be. The 9.37 GiB peak is a cost-shape defect to root-cause (the repository already carries that lane: schedule-derived per-module retention, and the carrier/interning roots), not a reason to change the shape." From 1a278aae2762de9ffdd0a8f5a3a88215a55391b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 17:12:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 15/81] Correct the Empty class: a two-candidate homonym, not a unique declaration The previous revision of this note said `Empty` is FreeMonoid's nullary constructor in std.algebra, declared once. It is declared TWICE -- std.stack `Stack` and std.algebra `FreeMonoid`. The error was reproduced independently on both sides of the relay: each of us grepped the module we had been pointed at, and neither swept the tree for a second declaration of the name. That is the incomplete-enumeration class committed while diagnosing the incomplete-enumeration class. It is recorded in the note rather than quietly amended, because the corrected fact changes the remedy. WHAT CHANGES. These are bare references to a two-candidate homonym where neither candidate sits on the referencing module's containment chain, so containment-based resolution cannot bind them -- the honest answer there is a refusal for ambiguity. The class is therefore corpus AUTHORING work (a qualified reference per site), not resolver work, and the dependency the previous revision recorded -- the fold's first green as downstream of the namespace cut -- is STRUCK. It was a promise made on another lane's behalf that its own measurement showed it could not keep. WHAT DOES NOT CHANGE. Still one class with one mechanical rule. And the ruling against adding import lines stands, with a sharper reason: a qualified reference IS the dependency edge, which is the end state; an import line is the grammar being deleted. Not started here: 151 qualified references authored on this branch would collide with the namespace branch's rewrite of the same files, so the sequencing is an operator decision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index 52612c77b5d..d29edd59edc 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -202,6 +202,6 @@ data witness_floor_whole_tree_strict_concealment_note: String = "WHAT THE REFUSA data witness_floor_all_or_nothing_upheld_note: String = "ALL-OR-NOTHING PREPARATION IS UPHELD (ruling 2026-08-15), and the reasoning is recorded because the temptation to relax it recurs. The subject IS the corpus. Admitting a partially-typechecking subject while reporting a whole-corpus verdict is the empty-observation narrow — rendering 'I could not admit this population' as 'this population is fine' — which DESIGN names as strictly worse than the widen section 5 already forbids, because a widen is merely expensive while a narrow is silently uncovered. The ordering consequence is real and is owned by the operator rather than by this lane: the fold's first green day requires the last pre-existing defect to be fixed." -data witness_floor_bare_cross_module_reference_class_note: String = "THE LARGEST DIAGNOSTIC CLASS IS NOT THIS LANE'S TO FIX, and it must not be fixed the obvious way. 151 of the 185 undefined-variable diagnostics are one name: `Empty`, the nullary constructor of `FreeMonoid` in `std.algebra` — verified present and unrenamed, so these are BARE CROSS-MODULE REFERENCES that no import brings into scope. Specimen: `v2.lens.enforcement.cost_coverage` carries exactly one import (`v2.compiler.normalized_tree`) and uses bare `Empty` in its body. The old per-entry path admitted them by POOL-MEMBERSHIP COINCIDENCE — some unrelated entry in that closure happened to drag `std.algebra` into the pool — which is the corpus-wide accidental-coverage trap DESIGN already carries. Strict whole-corpus preparation has no such coincidence to rely on. DO NOT REPAIR BY ADDING 151 IMPORT LINES: the import grammar is itself deleted on the namespace lane, so those lines would be authored into a construction that is being removed — improvements to the thing being replaced die with it. The class belongs to namespace-based resolution, which binds a variant constructor from its own declaration with no import at all. The single dual-std `nat_compare` ambiguity has the same root. CROSS-LANE SEQUENCING FACT, not a defect in this step: the fold's first green is DOWNSTREAM of the namespace cut's resolution model." +data witness_floor_bare_cross_module_reference_class_note: String = "THE LARGEST DIAGNOSTIC CLASS IS NOT THIS LANE'S TO FIX, and it must not be fixed the obvious way. 151 of the 185 undefined-variable diagnostics are one name: `Empty`. CORRECTED 2026-08-15, same day, against this note's own first revision: that revision said `Empty` is the nullary constructor of `FreeMonoid` in `std.algebra`, declared once. It is declared TWICE — `std.stack` `Stack` and `std.algebra` `FreeMonoid` — and the error was reproduced independently on both sides of the relay, because each of us grepped the module we had been pointed at and neither swept the tree for a second declaration of the name. That is the incomplete-enumeration class committed while diagnosing the incomplete-enumeration class, and it is recorded here rather than quietly amended because the corrected fact changes the remedy.\n\nWHAT THESE SITES ACTUALLY ARE: bare references to a TWO-CANDIDATE HOMONYM, where neither candidate sits on the referencing module's containment chain (verified on the settling specimen, `v2.lens.enforcement.cost_coverage`, which carries exactly one unrelated import and uses bare `Empty` in its body). The old per-entry path admitted them by POOL-MEMBERSHIP COINCIDENCE — some unrelated entry in that closure happened to drag the right module into the pool — which is the corpus-wide accidental-coverage trap DESIGN already carries. Strict whole-corpus preparation has no such coincidence to rely on.\n\nTHE REMEDY, and what it is NOT: containment-based resolution cannot bind these, because there is nothing on the chain to bind them to; the honest answer at those sites is a refusal for ambiguity. So this is corpus AUTHORING work — each site takes a qualified reference (`std.algebra.Empty`) — and NOT resolver work. The first revision of this note recorded the fold's first green as downstream of the namespace cut's resolution model; that dependency is STRUCK, because it was a promise made on the namespace lane's behalf that its own measurement showed it could not keep. DO NOT REPAIR BY ADDING IMPORT LINES: that ruling stands unchanged, and its reason is now sharper — a qualified reference IS the dependency edge, which is the end state; an import line is the grammar being deleted.\n\nNOT STARTED HERE, deliberately: 151 qualified references authored on this branch would collide with the namespace branch's rewrite of the same files, so sequencing across two live branches is an operator decision. The single dual-std `nat_compare` ambiguity (`std.nat` vs `v2.std.nat`) is the same shape and confirms the pattern is the dual std tree under one flat namespace rather than an `Empty` quirk." data witness_floor_memory_envelope_finding: String = "THE FOLD'S MEMORY ENVELOPE IS A FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY, measured rather than estimated. One run was OOM-KILLED (exit 137 at 537s, during strict preparation — a kill, not a refusal). The next run was sampled: RSS climbed 3.9 -> 4.8 -> 5.8 -> 6.3 GiB over 90 seconds and PEAKED AT 9.37 GiB. The container cap (31 GiB) is not the binding constraint; the shared 20 GiB slice is, and the kernel kills the LARGEST task in it when the aggregate is exceeded, which is the likely cause of the kill. CONSEQUENCE, named because it is what makes this rank beside the diagnostic census: non-deterministic OOM on a shared host is exactly the shape that makes a required check flaky, and a check that dies for reasons unrelated to its subject teaches everyone to ignore it. DIRECTION RULED, MEASUREMENT NOT STARTED: do NOT re-shard into batches or worker processes to make it fit — that is the deleted decomposition rebuilding itself inside the replacement one convenience at a time, and the single prepared subject is precisely what the fold exists to be. The 9.37 GiB peak is a cost-shape defect to root-cause (the repository already carries that lane: schedule-derived per-module retention, and the carrier/interning roots), not a reason to change the shape." From 8851fcfec9f0097ac4ad4217db3b8781fdf253b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 17:19:22 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 16/81] Strike regen from the absent-obligations list: its subject is deleted The list named regen as an unmet obligation awaiting its turn. The v1 cut deleted regen_stage0 with the whole v1 .dag compiler authority, so the statement was false in the direction that invites someone to restore it. The emitted Rust is retained and frozen; what died is the loop keeping it in sync with an authority that no longer exists. Deleting regen in that same commit was load-bearing -- left standing it would have computed an empty emit set against the deleted authority and deleted the 142 frozen files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 16 +++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index d29edd59edc..d5fb2ea78c7 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -34,11 +34,25 @@ import std.types { List, String, Int } // to, and no `needs` edge to get wrong. // // WHAT IS DELIBERATELY ABSENT, so that a later reader does not restore it as an oversight: -// regen, heal, the generated-artifact drift gates, the seven effect gates, the fmt gate, +// heal, the generated-artifact drift gates, the seven effect gates, the fmt gate, // merge-admission stamping and the falsifier cadence are all real obligations and all currently // unmet. They return one at a time, each re-derived from its own first principles under its own // operator agreement. Their absence here is the declared state of the ladder, not a gap in this // module. +// +// REGEN IS ABSENT FOR A DIFFERENT REASON AND DOES NOT RETURN (operator ruling, 2026-08-15, +// landed on integration/v1-cut at eebdeca813 -- 71 files, 62,261 lines deleted). This list named +// regen as an unmet obligation awaiting its turn; that is no longer true, because its SUBJECT is +// deleted. `regen_stage0` went with the whole v1 .dag compiler authority and its 142-entry +// emit-plan roster. The emitted Rust under src/v1/stage0/src is retained and frozen -- every .rs +// is committed, so a clone still builds with rustc alone -- and what died is the loop that kept +// those files in sync with a .dag authority that no longer exists. Deleting regen in the same +// commit was load-bearing rather than tidy: left standing, it would have computed an empty emit +// set against the deleted authority and deleted the 142 frozen files, so the regrowth trap +// pointed at the seed itself. A regen job, a regen verify gate, a self-host staleness gate and a +// regen affected-set skip witness are therefore all off this queue permanently; each had exactly +// one subject. The consequence for this fold is that no second required CI path competes with it +// for the floor budget. data witness_floor_workflow_job_id: String = "witnesses" From 3ed3afd49f785a172369cbd2b2b10df5182565e1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 17:33:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 17/81] Qualify the 151 Empty references, and correct a false "zero mine" census claim THE QUALIFICATION PASS. All 151 bare `Empty` references rewritten to `std.algebra.Empty`, applied positionally at the exact reported line:column rather than by file-wide token replace, so `EmptyDiffIds`, `NonEmptyStr` and the rest are untouched. 151 rewritten, 0 skipped, across 42 files. Every site is FreeMonoid, established rather than assumed: no file containing an `Empty` site mentions `Stack` or `Push` anywhere; every use sits in a `Cons`-paired or list-shaped position (`tail:`, `empty:`, `acc:`, `init:`); and `List` is declared as `FreeMonoid` in both std trees, so every `List` context is a FreeMonoid context. `std.algebra.Empty` was already the corpus idiom in `v2.lens.coverage` and `v2.lens.enforcement.grammar_coverage`, neither of which errors -- so this pass makes the majority match the working minority. THE CORRECTION, which matters more than the pass. The first-execution receipt said zero of the 282 diagnostics referenced anything this cut deleted. That was false. The check behind it was a grep for names I expected to find, so it could only confirm my own list; two carriers from the deleted affected_set_floor_runner (FloorDiffLineTouch, DiffPathsProduced) matched none of those patterns. The sound check asks from the other side -- for every unresolved symbol, is it declared in the live tree, and if not, was it declared in a file this branch deleted -- and it found them at once. Their two consumers are deleted here: affected_set_witness_a_prove_test and affected_set_disposition_both_axes_test both test the deleted selection kernel (floor_witness_run_disposition, floor_kernel_would_skip) against fixtures under the deleted test/fixture/floor_skip/ tree. They should have gone with it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 2 +- .../complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag | 62 ++++++------- src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity.dag | 2 +- src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity_test.dag | 4 +- src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag | 2 +- .../identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag | 24 ++--- .../identity_captured_navigation/fidelity.dag | 4 +- src/v2/lens/interface_summary.dag | 8 +- src/v2/lens/mutation_adequacy.dag | 2 +- src/v2/lens/synthesis.dag | 16 ++-- src/v2/lens/unused_parameters.dag | 2 +- src/v2/lens/wiring_liveness_corpus_test.dag | 2 +- ...ffected_set_disposition_both_axes_test.dag | 87 ------------------- .../affected_set_witness_a_prove_test.dag | 75 ---------------- ...ric_alias_coproduct_instantiation_test.dag | 2 +- .../algebra/list_linear_combinators_test.dag | 2 +- ...t_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag | 4 +- ...pescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag | 4 +- ...pescript_import_emit_by_execution_test.dag | 8 +- .../claim/grammar/validate_grammar_test.dag | 8 +- .../accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag | 2 +- .../long/door_real_module_probe_test.dag | 4 +- src/v2/test/claim/long/fold_lowering_test.dag | 4 +- .../parser_completeness_frontier_test.dag | 2 +- .../claim/long/s1_closure_receipt_support.dag | 2 +- .../long/string_head_linear_witness_test.dag | 6 +- .../vacuity_consumer_witness_long_test.dag | 12 +-- .../claim/long/variant_visibility_test.dag | 2 +- .../coproduct_reflection_conformance_test.dag | 4 +- .../cross_tree_constructor_binding_test.dag | 4 +- ...mit_ingest_same_language_row_fold_test.dag | 2 +- .../manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag | 4 +- .../manual/integer_census_stage_receipt.dag | 2 +- .../claim/manual/parse_mechanism_probe.dag | 2 +- .../claim/parse/parse_table_claims_test.dag | 22 ++--- ...parse_token_first_empty_semantics_test.dag | 4 +- .../claim/parse/token_stream_cursor_test.dag | 2 +- .../parse_stamp_span_index_test.dag | 10 +-- .../freemonoid_eq_witness_test.dag | 8 +- .../from_dotted_string_test.dag | 6 +- .../optimality_gap_completeness.dag | 4 +- .../tokenize/lex_match_thunk_claims_test.dag | 30 +++---- src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag | 2 +- .../parse_forensics_scaling_witness.dag | 2 +- .../manual/parse_table_memo_scale_witness.dag | 2 +- 45 files changed, 151 insertions(+), 313 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_disposition_both_axes_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_witness_a_prove_test.dag diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index d5fb2ea78c7..bc81cd16987 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ fn expected_witness_floor_yml() -> String { // are about rather than in a plan document that would drift from it. // ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ -data witness_floor_first_execution_receipt: String = "THE FOLD'S FIRST REAL EXECUTION REFUSED, AND THAT IS THE FINDING. Run on GitHub (12m24s whole job) and reproduced locally (531s for the fold alone): strict preparation refused with one typed located diagnostic and ZERO witnesses executed. Measured cost shape inside the fold — frontend 38s, normalize 2s, reconcile ~8 minutes, analyses 1s; reconcile IS the fold. Diagnostic census after repairing this cut's own residue: 282 diagnostics across 75 files (57 test/fixture, 18 production), of which ZERO reference anything this cut deleted — verified by grep over the whole refusal set and by checking that only one of the 75 files is touched by this branch at all, at an unrelated line. Against the old floor's 56.5 minutes this is 8m51s, but the comparison is NOT like-for-like and must not be quoted as one: a refusing run that executed nothing is cheaper than a run that executed 9,000 witnesses for reasons that have nothing to do with the fold's design." +data witness_floor_first_execution_receipt: String = "THE FOLD'S FIRST REAL EXECUTION REFUSED, AND THAT IS THE FINDING. Run on GitHub (12m24s whole job) and reproduced locally (531s for the fold alone): strict preparation refused with one typed located diagnostic and ZERO witnesses executed. Measured cost shape inside the fold — frontend 38s, normalize 2s, reconcile ~8 minutes, analyses 1s; reconcile IS the fold. Diagnostic census after repairing this cut's own residue: 282 diagnostics across 75 files (57 test/fixture, 18 production). CORRECTION 2026-08-15: this sentence first read that ZERO of them referenced anything this cut deleted. That was FALSE, and the method that produced it is the error worth keeping. The check was a grep of the refusal set for `ci_floor|falsifier|selection|scoped_witness|pr_native|fast_lane` — a list of names I expected — so it could only ever find residue I had already thought of. Two carriers declared in the deleted `affected_set_floor_runner` (`FloorDiffLineTouch`, `DiffPathsProduced`) matched none of those patterns and sat in the census unattributed, along with the two witness files that consumed them. The sound check, run afterwards, asks the question from the other side: for every unresolved symbol in the refusal set, is it declared anywhere in the live tree, and if not, was it declared in a file this branch deleted. That found them immediately. A grep for names you predict is not a census; it is a confirmation of your own list, and this is the second time in one day this lane produced an incomplete enumeration while documenting the incomplete-enumeration class. Against the old floor's 56.5 minutes this is 8m51s, but the comparison is NOT like-for-like and must not be quoted as one: a refusing run that executed nothing is cheaper than a run that executed 9,000 witnesses for reasons that have nothing to do with the fold's design." data witness_floor_whole_tree_strict_concealment_note: String = "WHAT THE REFUSAL ACTUALLY DISCOVERED: this repository has never been whole-tree strict-typechecked. The old floor prepared PER-ENTRY closures, so a broken module reddened only the closures that imported it and was invisible everywhere else; a module nothing imported was never typechecked at all. This fold's admission wall is the first mechanism that has ever demanded the whole tree resolve as one namespace, and it cannot yet. That is a pre-existing concealment surfaced, not a regression introduced — and it is a larger finding than the fold's wall-clock. Note the same asymmetry inside this lane's own verification: `gunbc compile --target dag` resolves a transitive import closure and reports the remaining 1,135 modules as census-only, which is why this cut's own six orphaned importers passed a whole-corpus compile and were caught only by the fold." diff --git a/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag b/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag index 4de5662d10f..eda440be041 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ fn collect_value_identifiers_into(n: Node, acc: List) -> List { } fn collect_value_identifiers(n: Node) -> List { - collect_value_identifiers_into(n: n, acc: Empty) + collect_value_identifiers_into(n: n, acc: std.algebra.Empty) } fn arg_value_symbol(arg_capture: Node) -> Optional { @@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ fn port_reading(arg_capture: Node) -> v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.PortRe fn call_port_readings(call_capture: Node) -> List { v2.std.algebra.list_map( xs: v2.std.algebra.list_reverse( - xs: collect_direct_captures(n: call_capture, emitted: ^dag_surface_arg, acc: Empty) + xs: collect_direct_captures(n: call_capture, emitted: ^dag_surface_arg, acc: std.algebra.Empty) ), f: fn(arg) { port_reading(arg_capture: arg) } ) @@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ fn projection_arg_port_readings(repeat_elem: Node) -> List v2.lens.complexity_accumulato fn projection_call_port_readings(cap: Node) -> List { match projection_sequence_cap_optional(cap: cap) { - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty Present { value: seq_cap } => match sequence_left_node(cap: seq_cap) { - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty Present { value: left } => match sequence_right_node(cap: seq_cap) { - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty Present { value: repeat_capture } => match v2.compiler.body_lowering_fold.body_lower_postfix_repeat_head_optional(repeat_capture: repeat_capture) { - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty Present { value: repeat_elem } => v2.std.algebra.list_append( left: [projection_receiver_port_reading(left: left)], @@ -439,7 +439,7 @@ fn analyze_postfix_projection_call( carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, - here: Cons { head: f, tail: Empty } + here: Cons { head: f, tail: std.algebra.Empty } ) Absent => analyze_children( @@ -447,14 +447,14 @@ fn analyze_postfix_projection_call( carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, - here: Empty + here: std.algebra.Empty ) } Absent => - analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: Empty) + analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: std.algebra.Empty) } } else { - analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: Empty) + analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: std.algebra.Empty) } } @@ -505,7 +505,7 @@ fn lowered_transform_port_readings(node: Node) -> List fold( node.children, - init: LoweredTransformPortAcc { saw_operator: false, readings: Empty }, + init: LoweredTransformPortAcc { saw_operator: false, readings: std.algebra.Empty }, f: fn(acc, e) { if acc.saw_operator { LoweredTransformPortAcc { @@ -520,7 +520,7 @@ fn lowered_transform_port_readings(node: Node) -> List Empty + _ => std.algebra.Empty } } @@ -555,7 +555,7 @@ fn analyze_lowered_loop( carriers: Cons { head: carrier, tail: carriers }, bindings: bindings, iterating: true, - here: Empty + here: std.algebra.Empty ) Absent => analyze_children( @@ -565,7 +565,7 @@ fn analyze_lowered_loop( iterating: true, here: Cons { head: v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.Unclassifiable { at: node, cause: ^fold_accumulator_unread }, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty } ) } @@ -585,11 +585,11 @@ fn analyze_lowered_transform_call( ports: resolved_lowered_transform_port_readings(node: node, bindings: bindings), carriers: carriers ) { - Present { value: f } => Cons { head: f, tail: Empty } - Absent => Empty + Present { value: f } => Cons { head: f, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } } else { - Empty + std.algebra.Empty } analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: here) } @@ -614,14 +614,14 @@ fn analyze_absent_primary_expr( iterating: iterating ) Absent => - analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: Empty) + analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: std.algebra.Empty) } _ => match let_spine_of(node: node) { Present { value: spine } => analyze_let_spine(spine: spine, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating) Absent => - analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: Empty) + analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: std.algebra.Empty) } } } @@ -657,7 +657,7 @@ fn analyze(node: Node, carriers: List, bindings: List analyze_children( @@ -667,7 +667,7 @@ fn analyze(node: Node, carriers: List, bindings: List, bindings: List Cons { head: f, tail: Empty } - Absent => Empty + Present { value: f } => Cons { head: f, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } Absent => match v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.classify_call( @@ -691,12 +691,12 @@ fn analyze(node: Node, carriers: List, bindings: List Cons { head: f, tail: Empty } - Absent => Empty + Present { value: f } => Cons { head: f, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } } } else { - Empty + std.algebra.Empty } analyze_children(n: node, carriers: carriers, bindings: bindings, iterating: iterating, here: here) } @@ -708,13 +708,13 @@ fn analyze(node: Node, carriers: List, bindings: List Int { } fn accumulator_copy_findings(root: Node) -> List { - analyze(node: root, carriers: Empty, bindings: Empty, iterating: false) + analyze(node: root, carriers: std.algebra.Empty, bindings: std.algebra.Empty, iterating: false) } fn tree_contains_lowered_loop(root: Node) -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity.dag b/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity.dag index 064d26bb7b3..93c3fa95ec9 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity.dag @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ fn verdict_is_faithful(v: FidelityVerdict) -> Bool { } fn input_reachability_discrepancies(fact: UnusedParametersFact) -> List { - fold(fact.unused, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, u) { + fold(fact.unused, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, u) { list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: UnreachedDeclaredInput { declaration: u.declaration }) }) } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity_test.dag index 041cb25ac7e..65dc860e7fb 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/dependency_fidelity_test.dag @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@ module v2.test.lens_dependency_fidelity.dependency_fidelity_test data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly fn a_synthetic_param() -> Node { - node_synthetic(kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^p } }, children: Empty) + node_synthetic(kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^p } }, children: std.algebra.Empty) } test fn clean_input_surface_is_faithful() -> Bool { - return verdict_is_faithful(v: input_reachability_verdict(fact: UnusedParametersFact { unused: Empty })) + return verdict_is_faithful(v: input_reachability_verdict(fact: UnusedParametersFact { unused: std.algebra.Empty })) } test fn one_unused_param_flips_to_discrepant() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag b/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag index c04db00958b..b050a695265 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag @@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ fn cost_coverage_fn_receipts_for_module( let fn_decls = cost_coverage_collect_fn_decls(root: module_root, acc: Empty) fold_list( xs: fn_decls, - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, fn_decl) { cost_coverage_fn_receipt_step( acc: acc, diff --git a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag index 7a37611c332..5ec57495fba 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag @@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ fn arg_value_symbol(arg_capture: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, source_text: Strin } fn call_args_in_order(call_capture: Node) -> List { - list_reverse(xs: collect_direct_captures(n: call_capture, emitted: ^dag_surface_arg, acc: Empty)) + list_reverse(xs: collect_direct_captures(n: call_capture, emitted: ^dag_surface_arg, acc: std.algebra.Empty)) } fn arg_nth_value_symbol( @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ fn count_symbol(xs: List, needle: Symbol) -> Int { // Name-agnostic shape check (see identity_captured_navigation_wall_note): mentions is every value-reference identifier inside the guarding match's arm region. Removing every ^Absent (the legitimate empty-Optional literal a Rejected arm returns) and exactly one ^node_atom_identity_optional (the sanctioned reduction) should leave EXACTLY one mention - the binder passed as that reduction's sole argument. Zero reductions with a non-Absent mention present means the raw identity node was referenced without ever being reduced (the bare-return escape shape); more than one leftover mention after one reduction means something besides the reduction's own argument escaped; more than one reduction is an ambiguous shape this lens refuses rather than guesses at. fn empty_symbol_list() -> List { - Empty + std.algebra.Empty } fn no_identity_navigation_finding() -> Optional { @@ -331,10 +331,10 @@ fn identity_navigation_findings_at(node: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, source_tex match classify_identity_match( source_node: source_call, match_node: node, - mentions: collect_value_identifiers_into(n: arms, acc: Empty) + mentions: collect_value_identifiers_into(n: arms, acc: std.algebra.Empty) ) { - Present { value: f } => Cons { head: f, tail: Empty } - Absent => Empty + Present { value: f } => Cons { head: f, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } Absent => Cons { @@ -342,19 +342,19 @@ fn identity_navigation_findings_at(node: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, source_tex at: node, cause: ^identity_navigation_arms_unresolved }, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty } } - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } } else { - Empty + std.algebra.Empty } - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty } } @@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ fn identity_navigation_scan(node: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, source_text: Stri } fn identity_captured_navigation_findings(root: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, source_text: String) -> List { - identity_navigation_scan(node: root, span_index: span_index, source_text: source_text, acc: Empty) + identity_navigation_scan(node: root, span_index: span_index, source_text: source_text, acc: std.algebra.Empty) } fn finding_is_suspect(f: Finding) -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/fidelity.dag b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/fidelity.dag index 71dbe23c897..2dcc30f0c65 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/fidelity.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/fidelity.dag @@ -10,14 +10,14 @@ fn finding_as_fidelity_discrepancy(f: Finding) -> List { IdentityNodeEscapesAsValue { source: s, at: a, reduction_count: _, extraneous_mentions: _ } => list_snoc_item(xs: Empty, item: UnderClaimedEdge { source: s, dependent: a }) } - Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => Empty + Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => std.algebra.Empty } } fn identity_captured_navigation_as_fidelity_discrepancies( findings: List ) -> List { - fold(findings, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, finding) { + fold(findings, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, finding) { fold(finding_as_fidelity_discrepancy(f: finding), init: acc, f: fn(inner_acc, d) { list_snoc_item(xs: inner_acc, item: d) }) diff --git a/src/v2/lens/interface_summary.dag b/src/v2/lens/interface_summary.dag index aa8f7849c0e..89f249cdbc7 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/interface_summary.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/interface_summary.dag @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ fn export_entry_from_decl_fact(fact: DeclFact) -> ExportEntry? { } fn export_entries_for_rel_path(rel_path: String, facts: List) -> List { - fold(facts, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, fact) { + fold(facts, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, fact) { if fact.rel_path == rel_path { match export_entry_from_decl_fact(fact: fact) { Present { value: entry } => list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: entry) @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ fn interface_summaries_from_facts( modules: List, facts: List ) -> List { - fold(modules, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, mod_fact) { + fold(modules, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, mod_fact) { list_snoc_item( xs: acc, item: interface_summary_for_module_path( @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ fn direct_import_modules( rel_path: String, edges: List ) -> List { - fold(edges, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, edge) { + fold(edges, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, edge) { if edge.path == rel_path { list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: edge.import_module) } else { @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ fn import_interface_hashes_for_module( ) -> List? { fold( direct_import_modules(rel_path: rel_path, edges: edges), - init: Present { value: Empty }, + init: Present { value: std.algebra.Empty }, f: fn(acc, import_module) { match acc { Absent => Absent diff --git a/src/v2/lens/mutation_adequacy.dag b/src/v2/lens/mutation_adequacy.dag index 1db3744af93..a892f43ed8a 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/mutation_adequacy.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/mutation_adequacy.dag @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ fn mutation_is_killed(mc: MutationCoverage) -> Bool { } fn adequacy_survivors(coverage: List) -> List { - fold(coverage, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, mc) { + fold(coverage, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, mc) { if mutation_is_killed(mc: mc) { acc } else { diff --git a/src/v2/lens/synthesis.dag b/src/v2/lens/synthesis.dag index 2aea5045fea..d0ca55700ed 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/synthesis.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/synthesis.dag @@ -113,17 +113,17 @@ fn assess_information_theoretic(n: Node, realization: ComplexityBound) -> Synthe fn outcome_to_reports(outcome: SynthesisOutcome) -> List { match outcome { SynthesisGap { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _, report: r } => - Cons { head: r, tail: Empty } - SynthesisOptimal { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _ } => Empty - SynthesisNoTechnique { diagnostic: _ } => Empty + Cons { head: r, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + SynthesisOptimal { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _ } => std.algebra.Empty + SynthesisNoTechnique { diagnostic: _ } => std.algebra.Empty } } fn outcome_to_diagnostics(outcome: SynthesisOutcome) -> List { match outcome { - SynthesisGap { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _, report: _ } => Empty - SynthesisOptimal { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _ } => Empty - SynthesisNoTechnique { diagnostic: d } => Cons { head: d, tail: Empty } + SynthesisGap { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _, report: _ } => std.algebra.Empty + SynthesisOptimal { realization_cost: _, lower_bound: _ } => std.algebra.Empty + SynthesisNoTechnique { diagnostic: d } => Cons { head: d, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ fn synthesis_lens_known_reports(n: Node, declared_technique: LowerBoundTechnique fn synthesis_lens(n: Node, declared_technique: LowerBoundTechnique) -> List { let realization = complexity_lens(n: n) match realization { - UnknownComplexity { diagnostic: _ } => Empty + UnknownComplexity { diagnostic: _ } => std.algebra.Empty ConstantComplexity => synthesis_lens_known_reports(n: n, declared_technique: declared_technique, realization: realization) SizedComplexity { class: _, variables: _ } => @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ fn synthesis_lens_known_diagnostics(n: Node, declared_technique: LowerBoundTechn fn synthesis_lens_diagnostics(n: Node, declared_technique: LowerBoundTechnique) -> List { let realization = complexity_lens(n: n) match realization { - UnknownComplexity { diagnostic: d } => Cons { head: d, tail: Empty } + UnknownComplexity { diagnostic: d } => Cons { head: d, tail: std.algebra.Empty } ConstantComplexity => synthesis_lens_known_diagnostics(n: n, declared_technique: declared_technique, realization: realization) SizedComplexity { class: _, variables: _ } => diff --git a/src/v2/lens/unused_parameters.dag b/src/v2/lens/unused_parameters.dag index 814e500020b..5c558a6b9cb 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/unused_parameters.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/unused_parameters.dag @@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ fn already_in_unused(unused: List, declaration: Node) -> Bo fn rollup_unused(use_fact: UseClassificationFact) -> UnusedParametersFact { UnusedParametersFact { - unused: fold(use_fact.uses, init: Empty, f: fn(acc, classified) { + unused: fold(use_fact.uses, init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, classified) { if use_relation_eq(a: classified.classification, b: IsStructuralComposition) { let candidate = classified.dependency.dependent if already_in_unused(unused: acc, declaration: candidate) { diff --git a/src/v2/lens/wiring_liveness_corpus_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/wiring_liveness_corpus_test.dag index af13e6935bb..b07dd0d6626 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/wiring_liveness_corpus_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/wiring_liveness_corpus_test.dag @@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ test fn wiring_corpus_fixture_surface_holds() -> Bool { && wiring_corpus_probe_dead_let(seed: true) && wiring_corpus_probe_dead_let_transitive(seed: true) && wiring_corpus_probe_inert_let(seed: true) - && wiring_corpus_probe_lambda(flag: true, items: Empty) + && wiring_corpus_probe_lambda(flag: true, items: std.algebra.Empty) } test fn wiring_liveness_corpus_witnesses() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_disposition_both_axes_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_disposition_both_axes_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4d506c8b7a2..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_disposition_both_axes_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,87 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.affected_set_disposition_both_axes - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data disposition_fixture_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^disposition_fixture_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data disposition_fixture_changed_path: String = "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag" - -test fn disposition_node_frontier_only_skips_holds() -> Bool { - floor_kernel_would_skip( - changed_paths: [disposition_fixture_changed_path], - frontier_nodes: [disposition_fixture_node], - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) -} - -test fn disposition_node_frontier_only_runs_holds() -> Bool { - !floor_kernel_would_skip( - changed_paths: [disposition_fixture_changed_path], - frontier_nodes: [disposition_fixture_node], - touches_frontier: true, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) -} - -test fn disposition_function_edited_only_runs_holds() -> Bool { - !floor_kernel_would_skip( - changed_paths: [disposition_fixture_changed_path], - frontier_nodes: [disposition_fixture_node], - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: true, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) -} - -test fn disposition_both_axes_false_skips_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: [disposition_fixture_changed_path] }, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [disposition_fixture_node] }, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - SkipAssumedGreen => true - RunWitness { reason: _ } => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn disposition_either_axis_runs_holds() -> Bool { - match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: [disposition_fixture_changed_path] }, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [disposition_fixture_node] }, - touches_frontier: false, - function_edited: true, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - RunWitness { reason: _ } => true - SkipAssumedGreen => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } - && match floor_witness_run_disposition( - diff: DiffPathsProduced { changed_paths: [disposition_fixture_changed_path] }, - frontier: FrontierProduced { nodes: [disposition_fixture_node] }, - touches_frontier: true, - function_edited: false, - entry_file_touched: false, - runtime_data_dependency_touched: false - ) { - RunWitness { reason: _ } => true - SkipAssumedGreen => false - Refused { cause: _ } => false - } -} - diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_witness_a_prove_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_witness_a_prove_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 8668fedebb1..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set_witness_a_prove_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.affected_set_witness_a_prove - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data witness_a_fixture_fn_edit_touch: FloorDiffLineTouch = FloorDiffLineTouch { - path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - start_line: 74, - end_line: 74 -} - -fn witness_a_node_eq(left: Node, right: Node) -> Bool { - exact_structural_equality_zip_fold(source_facts: left, candidate: right) -} - -fn witness_a_dag_affected_nodes_for_path(changed: RepoPath) -> List { - match provenance_producer_reading_from_provenance( - git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly { changed_paths: [changed] }, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: nodes } => nodes - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => [] - } -} - -fn witness_a_dag_affected_includes_mid_for_path(changed: RepoPath) -> Bool { - count_equal( - xs: witness_a_dag_affected_nodes_for_path(changed: changed), - item: affected_set_mid, - eq: witness_a_node_eq - ) >= 1 -} - -data witness_a_fixture_fn_body_edit_touch: FloorDiffLineTouch = FloorDiffLineTouch { - path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - start_line: 78, - end_line: 78 -} - -test fn witness_a_dag_function_edited_model_holds() -> Bool { - floor_test_fn_declaration_edited( - touches: [witness_a_fixture_fn_edit_touch], - file_path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - test_fn_decl_line: 74, - test_fn_decl_end_line: 84 - ) -} - -test fn witness_a_dag_function_edited_body_touch_holds() -> Bool { - floor_test_fn_declaration_edited( - touches: [witness_a_fixture_fn_body_edit_touch], - file_path: "src/v2/test/fixture/floor_skip/node_precise_discriminator_test.dag", - test_fn_decl_line: 74, - test_fn_decl_end_line: 84 - ) -} - -test fn witness_a_dag_superset_predicate_holds() -> Bool { - floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: true, - rust_function_edited: false, - dag_touches_frontier: true, - dag_function_edited: false - ) - && !floor_rust_run_implies_dag_run( - rust_touches_frontier: true, - rust_function_edited: false, - dag_touches_frontier: false, - dag_function_edited: false - ) -} - -test fn witness_a_dag_closure_fires_on_mid_path_holds() -> Bool { - witness_a_dag_affected_includes_mid_for_path(changed: provenance_producer_path_mid) -} - diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/generic_alias_coproduct_instantiation_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/generic_alias_coproduct_instantiation_test.dag index 54521c4170f..671bc25cd60 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/generic_alias_coproduct_instantiation_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/generic_alias_coproduct_instantiation_test.dag @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly type SymbolPath = FreeMonoid fn symbol_path_of_three() -> SymbolPath { - Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^b, tail: Cons { head: ^c, tail: Empty } } } + Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^b, tail: Cons { head: ^c, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } fn empty_symbol_path() -> SymbolPath { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/list_linear_combinators_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/list_linear_combinators_test.dag index caeea62dfb0..0598c62d9a5 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/list_linear_combinators_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/algebra/list_linear_combinators_test.dag @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ test fn flat_map_concatenates_groups_in_order() -> Bool { test fn flat_map_drops_empty_groups() -> Bool { list_eq( xs: list_flat_map(xs: sample(), f: fn(x) { - if x == 2 { Empty } else { Cons { head: x, tail: Empty } } + if x == 2 { Empty } else { Cons { head: x, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } }), ys: [1, 3] ) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag index ad27c81804e..731cf314cc8 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ fn emit_ingest_python_row_token_spine_classes(row: Node) -> Outcome f: fn(tokens) { let classes = fold( tokens, - init: Empty, + init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, t) { list_append(left: acc, right: [concrete_syntax_token_class(token: t)]) } @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ test fn emit_ingest_python_perturbed_frontier_fails_closed() -> Bool { test fn ingest_python_forward_fails_closed_off_frontier_holds() -> Bool { match grammar_relation_row_forward_selection( - frontier: Cons { head: ^emit_ingest_python_perturb_bogus_tok, tail: Empty }, + frontier: Cons { head: ^emit_ingest_python_perturb_bogus_tok, tail: std.algebra.Empty }, rules: emit_ingest_python_shared_rules() ) { Accepted { value: _, diagnostics: _ } => false diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag index d93a483ebb2..97089483b11 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ fn emit_ingest_typescript_row_token_spine_classes(row: Node) -> Outcome Bool { test fn ingest_typescript_forward_fails_closed_off_frontier_holds() -> Bool { match grammar_relation_row_forward_selection( - frontier: Cons { head: ^emit_ingest_typescript_perturb_bogus_tok, tail: Empty }, + frontier: Cons { head: ^emit_ingest_typescript_perturb_bogus_tok, tail: std.algebra.Empty }, rules: emit_ingest_typescript_shared_rules() ) { Accepted { value: _, diagnostics: _ } => false diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/typescript_import_emit_by_execution_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/typescript_import_emit_by_execution_test.dag index ac2e538937f..4ac21dd212d 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/typescript_import_emit_by_execution_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/typescript_import_emit_by_execution_test.dag @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ fn ts_import_block_node(names: List) -> Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, children: fold_list( xs: names, - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, sym) { list_append( left: acc, @@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ fn ts_import_witness_target_model() -> TargetModel { fn ts_import_qualified_name_symbols(qn: QualifiedName) -> List { match qn { - Empty => Empty + Empty => std.algebra.Empty Cons { head: h, tail: t } => Cons { head: h, tail: ts_import_qualified_name_symbols(qn: t) } } @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ fn ts_import_qualified_name_symbols(qn: QualifiedName) -> List { fn ts_import_name_symbols_from_block(block: Node) -> Outcome> { fold( node_positional_child_targets(node: block), - init: outcome_accepted(value: Empty), + init: outcome_accepted(value: std.algebra.Empty), f: fn(acc, nd) { bind_outcome( o: acc, @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ fn ts_import_missing_qn_carrier() -> Node { } fn ts_import_empty_names_carrier() -> Node { - ts_import_carrier_node(segments: [^seg_v2, ^seg_std, ^seg_algebra], names: Empty) + ts_import_carrier_node(segments: [^seg_v2, ^seg_std, ^seg_algebra], names: std.algebra.Empty) } test fn ts_import_emit_by_execution_exact_holds() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/grammar/validate_grammar_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/grammar/validate_grammar_test.dag index ba97193d441..c93bbccdef6 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/grammar/validate_grammar_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/grammar/validate_grammar_test.dag @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ fn validate_grammar_fixture_well_formed() -> FormalGrammar { lhs: ^validate_grammar_fixture_start, rhs: [grammar_formal_terminal(identity: ^validate_grammar_fixture_terminal_a)] ), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, start: start } @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ fn validate_grammar_fixture_start_not_in_nonterminals() -> FormalGrammar { lhs: ^validate_grammar_fixture_other_nt, rhs: [grammar_formal_terminal(identity: ^validate_grammar_fixture_terminal_a)] ), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, start: start } @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ fn validate_grammar_fixture_lhs_not_in_nonterminals() -> FormalGrammar { lhs: ^validate_grammar_fixture_bad_lhs, rhs: [grammar_formal_terminal(identity: ^validate_grammar_fixture_terminal_a)] ), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, start: start } @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ fn validate_grammar_fixture_rhs_symbol_not_in_alphabet() -> FormalGrammar { lhs: ^validate_grammar_fixture_start, rhs: [grammar_formal_terminal(identity: ^validate_grammar_fixture_orphan_terminal)] ), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, start: start } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag index 25cbbdf2f8e..f2c807d9855 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag @@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ fn edge_list_prepend(item: Edge, xs: List) -> List { } fn no_edges() -> List { - Empty + std.algebra.Empty } fn opaque_head_node() -> Node { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/door_real_module_probe_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/door_real_module_probe_test.dag index 117083b5437..87ad85af947 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/door_real_module_probe_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/door_real_module_probe_test.dag @@ -95,11 +95,11 @@ fn quad_roots() -> Outcome> { fn quad_admission() -> Admission { Admission { subject: ResolutionSubject { - name: Cons { head: ^quadmod, tail: Empty } + name: Cons { head: ^quadmod, tail: std.algebra.Empty } }, imports: Cons { head: Import { - target: Cons { head: ^minialg, tail: Empty }, + target: Cons { head: ^minialg, tail: std.algebra.Empty }, visibility: ImportVisible }, tail: Empty diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/fold_lowering_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/fold_lowering_test.dag index 176a8ef331b..d657e9df9b4 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/fold_lowering_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/fold_lowering_test.dag @@ -74,8 +74,8 @@ fn symbol_in(needle: Symbol, xs: List) -> Bool { fn fold_snippet_identities() -> List { match ingest(source_text: fold_snippet, file: ^fold_probe_file) { - Absent => Empty - Present { value: tree } => collect_atom_identities(n: tree, acc: Empty) + Absent => std.algebra.Empty + Present { value: tree } => collect_atom_identities(n: tree, acc: std.algebra.Empty) } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/parser_completeness_frontier_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/parser_completeness_frontier_test.dag index 5ccf926a690..511a4a23d36 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/parser_completeness_frontier_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/parser_completeness_frontier_test.dag @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ fn parser_frontier_ingest_for(src: String) -> SourceRootIngest { fn parser_frontier_admission() -> Admission { Admission { subject: ResolutionSubject { - name: Cons { head: ^parser_frontier_pilot, tail: Empty } + name: Cons { head: ^parser_frontier_pilot, tail: std.algebra.Empty } }, imports: Empty } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/s1_closure_receipt_support.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/s1_closure_receipt_support.dag index 0e26d6e8b97..c4135c03e85 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/s1_closure_receipt_support.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/s1_closure_receipt_support.dag @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ fn s1_closure_failures() -> List { Accepted { value: validated, diagnostics: _ } => fold_list( xs: s1_closure_paths, - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, path) { match s1_file_parses(lex: lm.lex, validated: validated, path: path) { true => acc diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/string_head_linear_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/string_head_linear_witness_test.dag index 0e1b844cf35..d5e3a656470 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/string_head_linear_witness_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/string_head_linear_witness_test.dag @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ data shlw_purity_source: String = Cons { head: 108, tail: Cons { head: 101, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ data shlw_trunc_full_path: String = "src/v2/test/fixture/census_path_trunc/full. fn shlw_first_token_lexeme(tokens: List) -> String { match list_at_optional(xs: tokens, index: 0) { - Absent => Empty + Absent => std.algebra.Empty Present { value: tok } => tok.lexeme } } @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ fn shlw_trunc_paths() -> List { head: shlw_trunc_quarter_path, tail: Cons { head: shlw_trunc_half_path, - tail: Cons { head: shlw_trunc_full_path, tail: Empty } + tail: Cons { head: shlw_trunc_full_path, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/vacuity_consumer_witness_long_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/vacuity_consumer_witness_long_test.dag index 991d8c4d2d8..d84e3f65866 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/vacuity_consumer_witness_long_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/vacuity_consumer_witness_long_test.dag @@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ fn vacuity_consumer_witness_live_derived_sites() -> List { source_text: source_text, file: vacuity_bool_witness_file_anchor ) { - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => Empty + Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => std.algebra.Empty Accepted { value: module_root, diagnostics: _ } => fold_list( - xs: vacuity_collect_fn_decls(root: module_root.root, acc: Empty), - empty: Empty, + xs: vacuity_collect_fn_decls(root: module_root.root, acc: std.algebra.Empty), + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, fn_decl) { match vacuity_fn_decl_name_optional(fn_decl: fn_decl) { Absent => acc @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ data vacuity_consumer_witness_classified_sites_tautology_fix_note: String = "Cor fn vacuity_consumer_witness_classified_sites() -> List { fold_list( xs: vacuity_consumer_witness_live_derived_sites(), - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, site) { match vacuity_consumer_witness_evidence_for_site(site: site) { ProvenDuplicate => list_append(left: acc, right: [site]) @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ fn vacuity_consumer_witness_classified_sites() -> List { fn vacuity_consumer_witness_live_shadows() -> List { fold_list( xs: vacuity_consumer_witness_classified_sites(), - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, site) { if vacuity_evidence_eq(a: vacuity_consumer_witness_evidence_for_site(site: site), b: ProvenDuplicate) { list_append(left: acc, right: [site]) @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ test fn vacuity_consumer_witness_real_test_fn_gap_stays_unknown_by_execution() - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false Accepted { value: module_root, diagnostics: _ } => let fn_lookup = vacuity_find_fn_decl_by_name( - decls: vacuity_collect_fn_decls(root: module_root.root, acc: Empty), + decls: vacuity_collect_fn_decls(root: module_root.root, acc: std.algebra.Empty), name: target_fn ) let fn_genuinely_absent = match fn_lookup { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/variant_visibility_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/variant_visibility_test.dag index e5a4b5c7667..9ea821b1fd9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/variant_visibility_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/variant_visibility_test.dag @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ fn variant_vis_ingest_for(src: String) -> SourceRootIngest { fn variant_vis_admission() -> Admission { Admission { - subject: ResolutionSubject { name: Cons { head: ^variant_vis_pilot, tail: Empty } }, + subject: ResolutionSubject { name: Cons { head: ^variant_vis_pilot, tail: std.algebra.Empty } }, imports: Empty } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/coproduct_reflection_conformance_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/coproduct_reflection_conformance_test.dag index c25668382da..3ff5373a4ab 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/coproduct_reflection_conformance_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/coproduct_reflection_conformance_test.dag @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ fn imported_derive_trait_discriminants( ) -> List { fold_list( xs: inhabitants, - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, value) { list_snoc_item( xs: acc, @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ test fn witness_connective_behavior_arm_sets_are_distinct() -> Bool { fn nullary_inhabitant_discriminants(inhabitants: List) -> List { fold_list( xs: inhabitants, - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, v) { list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: discriminant(v: v)) } ) } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/cross_tree_constructor_binding_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/cross_tree_constructor_binding_test.dag index be7c209f77c..eab15a7d752 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/cross_tree_constructor_binding_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/cross_tree_constructor_binding_test.dag @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@ module v2.test.claim.manual.cross_tree_constructor_binding_test data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly fn build_reversed() -> List { - fold_list(xs: [1, 2], empty: Empty, cons: fn(acc, item) { + fold_list(xs: [1, 2], empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, item) { list_append(left: [item], right: acc) }) } test fn witness_bare_imported_empty_binds_across_trees() -> Bool { - build_reversed() == Cons { head: 2, tail: Cons { head: 1, tail: Empty } } + build_reversed() == Cons { head: 2, tail: Cons { head: 1, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_same_language_row_fold_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_same_language_row_fold_test.dag index e1d8520ab24..d64df7e6297 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_same_language_row_fold_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_same_language_row_fold_test.dag @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ fn emit_ingest_fold_row_token_spine_classes(row: Node) -> Outcome> f: fn(tokens) { let classes = fold( tokens, - init: Empty, + init: std.algebra.Empty, f: fn(acc, t) { list_append(left: acc, right: [concrete_syntax_token_class(token: t)]) } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag index 51492572703..2116950ca0e 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag @@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ data anchor_stub_target_model: TargetModel = TargetModel { lex: VoidLexRules, binding_spellings: empty_map(), token_class_emit_transforms: target_model_emit_transforms_empty, - authority_source_text: Empty, + authority_source_text: std.algebra.Empty, runtime_row: target_emit_host_runtime_row_unconfigured } -data anchor_stub_source: Medium = Medium { carried: Empty, fidelity: Lossless } +data anchor_stub_source: Medium = Medium { carried: std.algebra.Empty, fidelity: Lossless } data anchor_stub_inferred_facts: InferredFacts = claim_inferred_facts_from_nodes( resolved: anchor_stub_empty_conj, algebra: anchor_stub_empty_conj, diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/integer_census_stage_receipt.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/integer_census_stage_receipt.dag index 7ac85b66e04..f4860377f97 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/integer_census_stage_receipt.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/integer_census_stage_receipt.dag @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ fn ics_stage_judge_full_holds() -> Bool { fn ics_stage_census_tree_holds() -> Bool { let receipt = cost_coverage_tree_census( tree_root: "src/v2", - paths: Cons { head: ics_path, tail: Empty } + paths: Cons { head: ics_path, tail: std.algebra.Empty } ) (receipt.files_attempted == 1) && (receipt.files_parsed_clean == 1) } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/parse_mechanism_probe.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/parse_mechanism_probe.dag index 24a59ef8dd2..7988a69cee7 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/parse_mechanism_probe.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/parse_mechanism_probe.dag @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ fn pmp_memo_stats_report_path(path: String) -> List { head: stats.hits, tail: Cons { head: stats.misses, - tail: Cons { head: stats.lookup_calls, tail: Empty } + tail: Cons { head: stats.lookup_calls, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_table_claims_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_table_claims_test.dag index 62d01df3aaf..003184cda7f 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_table_claims_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_table_claims_test.dag @@ -4,15 +4,15 @@ module v2.test.parse.parse_table_claims data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly fn parse_table_token(class: Symbol) -> Token { - Token { class: class, lexeme: Empty, file: class, start: 0, end: 0 } + Token { class: class, lexeme: std.algebra.Empty, file: class, start: 0, end: 0 } } data parse_table_two_tokens: List = Cons { head: parse_table_token(class: ^parse_table_probe_class), - tail: Cons { head: parse_table_token(class: ^parse_table_probe_class), tail: Empty } + tail: Cons { head: parse_table_token(class: ^parse_table_probe_class), tail: std.algebra.Empty } } -data parse_table_empty_tokens: List = Empty +data parse_table_empty_tokens: List = std.algebra.Empty test fn parse_table_token_position_indices_no_extra_append_holds() -> Bool { (length(xs: token_position_indices(tokens: parse_table_two_tokens)) == 3) @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ fn parse_table_projection_grammar() -> ParseGrammar { }, emitted: grammar_atom(identity: ^pt_proj_start) }, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, sync_tokens: grammar_empty_sync_tokens() } @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ data parse_table_defined_root: GrammarRoot = GrammarRoot { expression: Terminal { token_class: ^pt_undef_tok, stamp: StampClass }, emitted: grammar_atom(identity: ^pt_undef_defined) }, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, sync_tokens: grammar_empty_sync_tokens() } @@ -206,17 +206,17 @@ test fn parse_table_parse_expr_combinator_holds() -> Bool { let table = parse_table_empty() let root = GrammarRoot { start: ^pt_parse_expr_start, - productions: Empty, + productions: std.algebra.Empty, sync_tokens: grammar_empty_sync_tokens() } let tok_a = parse_table_token(class: ^pt_parse_expr_tok_a) let tok_b = parse_table_token(class: ^pt_parse_expr_tok_b) let tok_c = parse_table_token(class: ^pt_parse_expr_tok_c) - let toks_a = Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Empty } - let toks_b = Cons { head: tok_b, tail: Empty } - let toks_c = Cons { head: tok_c, tail: Empty } - let toks_ab = Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Cons { head: tok_b, tail: Empty } } - let toks_aab = Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Cons { head: tok_b, tail: Empty } } } + let toks_a = Cons { head: tok_a, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + let toks_b = Cons { head: tok_b, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + let toks_c = Cons { head: tok_c, tail: std.algebra.Empty } + let toks_ab = Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Cons { head: tok_b, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } + let toks_aab = Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Cons { head: tok_a, tail: Cons { head: tok_b, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } let r1 = match parse_expr( expr: Terminal { token_class: ^pt_parse_expr_tok_a, stamp: StampClass }, tokens: toks_a, all_tokens: toks_a, root: root, table: table, prov: prov diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_token_first_empty_semantics_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_token_first_empty_semantics_test.dag index c957864cc46..5e1c4f5d502 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_token_first_empty_semantics_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/parse/parse_token_first_empty_semantics_test.dag @@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ fn ptfes_token(class: Symbol, lexeme: String) -> Token { Token { class: class, lexeme: lexeme, file: ^ptfes_file, start: 0, end: 1 } } -data ptfes_empty: List = Empty +data ptfes_empty: List = std.algebra.Empty data ptfes_one: List = Cons { head: ptfes_token(class: ^ptfes_a, lexeme: "a"), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty } test fn parse_token_first_agrees_with_list_at_optional_on_empty_holds() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/parse/token_stream_cursor_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/parse/token_stream_cursor_test.dag index 54213ecf254..5e9b92061f6 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/parse/token_stream_cursor_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/parse/token_stream_cursor_test.dag @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ data tsc_three_tokens: List = Cons { head: tsc_token(class: ^tsc_b, lexeme: "b"), tail: Cons { head: tsc_token(class: ^tsc_c, lexeme: "c"), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/provenance/parse_stamp_span_index_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/provenance/parse_stamp_span_index_test.dag index 7b37d9b0cdd..84e20ee47a9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/provenance/parse_stamp_span_index_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/provenance/parse_stamp_span_index_test.dag @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ fn parse_stamp_list_absent_diagnostic() -> Diagnostic { fn parse_stamp_token(start: Int, end: Int) -> Token { Token { class: ^parse_stamp_tok, - lexeme: Empty, + lexeme: std.algebra.Empty, file: ^parse_stamp_file, start: start, end: end @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ fn parse_stamp_terminal_root() -> GrammarRoot { expression: Terminal { token_class: ^parse_stamp_tok, stamp: StampClass }, emitted: grammar_atom(identity: ^parse_stamp_start) }, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, sync_tokens: grammar_empty_sync_tokens() } @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ fn parse_stamp_sequence_root() -> GrammarRoot { }, emitted: grammar_atom(identity: ^parse_stamp_start) }, - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, sync_tokens: grammar_empty_sync_tokens() } @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ test fn parse_stamp_terminal_from_source_holds() -> Bool { match parse_production( tokens: Cons { head: parse_stamp_token(start: 3, end: 8), - tail: Empty + tail: std.algebra.Empty }, validated: validated, production_name: ^parse_stamp_start @@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ test fn parse_stamp_sequence_derived_by_holds() -> Bool { match parse_production( tokens: Cons { head: parse_stamp_token(start: 0, end: 5), - tail: Cons { head: parse_stamp_token(start: 5, end: 10), tail: Empty } + tail: Cons { head: parse_stamp_token(start: 5, end: 10), tail: std.algebra.Empty } }, validated: validated, production_name: ^parse_stamp_start diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/freemonoid_eq_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/freemonoid_eq_witness_test.dag index 3a23da024ad..6074e4d17f9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/freemonoid_eq_witness_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/freemonoid_eq_witness_test.dag @@ -6,19 +6,19 @@ data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly type QnPath = FreeMonoid fn ab() -> QnPath { - Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^b, tail: Empty } } + Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^b, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } fn ab2() -> QnPath { - Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^b, tail: Empty } } + Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^b, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } fn ac() -> QnPath { - Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^c, tail: Empty } } + Cons { head: ^a, tail: Cons { head: ^c, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } fn a_only() -> QnPath { - Cons { head: ^a, tail: Empty } + Cons { head: ^a, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } fn empty_path() -> QnPath { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/from_dotted_string_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/from_dotted_string_test.dag index 809246f0b6b..7a8cf5ae5d9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/from_dotted_string_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/qualified_name/from_dotted_string_test.dag @@ -4,17 +4,17 @@ module v2.test.claim.qualified_name.from_dotted_string data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly test fn qualified_name_from_dotted_string_empty_holds() -> Bool { - qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "") == Empty + qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "") == std.algebra.Empty } test fn qualified_name_from_dotted_string_singleton_holds() -> Bool { - qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "std") == Cons { head: ^std, tail: Empty } + qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "std") == Cons { head: ^std, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } test fn qualified_name_from_dotted_string_multi_segment_holds() -> Bool { qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "v2.std.text") == Cons { head: ^v2, - tail: Cons { head: ^std, tail: Cons { head: ^text, tail: Empty } } + tail: Cons { head: ^std, tail: Cons { head: ^text, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/synthesis_gate/optimality_gap_completeness.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/synthesis_gate/optimality_gap_completeness.dag index 87078b79f44..1ca6cb7c77e 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/synthesis_gate/optimality_gap_completeness.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/synthesis_gate/optimality_gap_completeness.dag @@ -22,14 +22,14 @@ fn synthesis_row_reports(row: SynthesisSubjectRow) -> List { match synthesis_arrow_body_for_row(row: row) { Accepted { value: body, diagnostics: _ } => synthesis_lens(n: body, declared_technique: row.declared_technique) - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => Empty + Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => std.algebra.Empty } } fn synthesis_corpus_reports() -> List { fold_list( xs: synthesis_subject_rows, - empty: Empty, + empty: std.algebra.Empty, cons: fn(acc, row) { list_append(left: acc, right: synthesis_row_reports(row: row)) } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/tokenize/lex_match_thunk_claims_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/tokenize/lex_match_thunk_claims_test.dag index bcac0e4ecaf..879b665fadf 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/tokenize/lex_match_thunk_claims_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/tokenize/lex_match_thunk_claims_test.dag @@ -3,23 +3,23 @@ module v2.test.tokenize.lex_match_thunk_claims data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly -data str_a: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Empty } -data str_b: String = Cons { head: 98, tail: Empty } -data str_ab: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 98, tail: Empty } } -data str_ac: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 99, tail: Empty } } -data str_abc: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 98, tail: Cons { head: 99, tail: Empty } } } -data str_bc: String = Cons { head: 98, tail: Cons { head: 99, tail: Empty } } -data str_aab: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 98, tail: Empty } } } -data str_123: String = Cons { head: 49, tail: Cons { head: 50, tail: Cons { head: 51, tail: Empty } } } -data str_fn: String = Cons { head: 102, tail: Cons { head: 110, tail: Empty } } -data str_fn_space: String = Cons { head: 102, tail: Cons { head: 110, tail: Cons { head: 32, tail: Empty } } } -data str_fna: String = Cons { head: 102, tail: Cons { head: 110, tail: Cons { head: 97, tail: Empty } } } -data str_slash_star: String = Cons { head: 47, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Empty } } -data str_star_slash: String = Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 47, tail: Empty } } +data str_a: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: std.algebra.Empty } +data str_b: String = Cons { head: 98, tail: std.algebra.Empty } +data str_ab: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 98, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } +data str_ac: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 99, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } +data str_abc: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 98, tail: Cons { head: 99, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } +data str_bc: String = Cons { head: 98, tail: Cons { head: 99, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } +data str_aab: String = Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 97, tail: Cons { head: 98, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } +data str_123: String = Cons { head: 49, tail: Cons { head: 50, tail: Cons { head: 51, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } +data str_fn: String = Cons { head: 102, tail: Cons { head: 110, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } +data str_fn_space: String = Cons { head: 102, tail: Cons { head: 110, tail: Cons { head: 32, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } +data str_fna: String = Cons { head: 102, tail: Cons { head: 110, tail: Cons { head: 97, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } +data str_slash_star: String = Cons { head: 47, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } +data str_star_slash: String = Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 47, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } -data str_block_comment: String = Cons { head: 47, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 47, tail: Empty } } } } +data str_block_comment: String = Cons { head: 47, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 47, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } -data str_block_comment_extra_star: String = Cons { head: 47, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 47, tail: Empty } } } } } +data str_block_comment_extra_star: String = Cons { head: 47, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 42, tail: Cons { head: 47, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } } test fn lex_match_thunk_claims_holds() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag index 889c295046f..6b94d120b93 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag @@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ fn task_manager_task_fields_to_sql_columns( ) -> Outcome> { fold( fields, - init: outcome_accepted(value: Empty), + init: outcome_accepted(value: std.algebra.Empty), f: fn(acc, field) { append_outcome_value( acc: acc, diff --git a/src/v2/test/manual/parse_forensics_scaling_witness.dag b/src/v2/test/manual/parse_forensics_scaling_witness.dag index 5705c4a5df6..56cfabcc869 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/manual/parse_forensics_scaling_witness.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/manual/parse_forensics_scaling_witness.dag @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ fn forensics_scaling_report(path: String) -> List { head: stats.hits, tail: Cons { head: stats.misses, - tail: Cons { head: stats.lookup_calls, tail: Empty } + tail: Cons { head: stats.lookup_calls, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/manual/parse_table_memo_scale_witness.dag b/src/v2/test/manual/parse_table_memo_scale_witness.dag index 105b6a4ec5d..e670e4a04d9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/manual/parse_table_memo_scale_witness.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/manual/parse_table_memo_scale_witness.dag @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ fn witness_parse_memo_scale_tokenize_report() -> List { head: stats.hits, tail: Cons { head: stats.misses, - tail: Cons { head: stats.lookup_calls, tail: Empty } + tail: Cons { head: stats.lookup_calls, tail: std.algebra.Empty } } } } From 5e3291fa8ef66819c3e3be089c2572716bba7060 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 18:05:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 18/81] Close the naming class in the fold's subject: 110 diagnostics -> 18, and delete a floor roster the wipe missed The Empty pass closed the largest class; this closes the rest of the class it belonged to. Every unresolved-type, undefined-variable and function-not-found diagnostic is now gone from the fold's subject. What remains is 18 diagnostics in 11 files, none of them about naming. QUALIFICATION, ~23 symbols. Each resolved by SHAPE against both candidate declarations, not by tree side or directory proximity, because proximity would have guessed wrong three times: Exact -> v2.lens.enforcement.vocab use site passes kind: ConsumerKind; cron takes value:, coercion takes nothing Refuse -> v2.lens.enforcement.standing_intent use site is bare; upsert_decision's carries {reason} Blocking -> v2.lens.enforcement.vocab EnforcementMode -- a declaration my own index MISSED, because it sits inline on 'type EnforcementMode = Advisory | AuditOnly | Blocking' standing_intent.dag already writes v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, so as with Empty the pass makes the majority match a working idiom rather than inventing one. MY INDEX WAS UNSOUND IN BOTH DIRECTIONS and the correction is the durable part. First pass missed inline variants; second pass matched match-arms and == , inflating Empty to 57 declarations. That is rebuilding the parser by grep over a language whose declarations the compiler already knows -- DESIGN section 6 aimed at one's own tooling. The form that is sound by construction: THE INDEX GENERATES CANDIDATES ONLY, THE COMPILER DECIDES. Every choice here is refutable by the fold, and the fold ran. THREE DEFECTS THE CONCEALMENT CENSUS SURFACED, all pre-existing, none reachable before whole-tree strict preparation: - claim_pipeline/normalize.dag read normalized.children where normalize returns NormalizedTree sole_constructor { root: Node }. The return type was tightened and this caller was never updated, because the module has never been typechecked. - Two grounding_typescript rosters, 9 lines each, whose entire content is four subjects that have never been declared anywhere in this repository -- on this branch or on main. Verified inert in all reference forms before deleting. - Two round_trip aggregators called umbrella fns dissolved by 611fd701b. Repaired by inlining the seven conjuncts each stood for, all 14 verified present as test fn first. Deleting the umbrella instead would have silently dropped the three non-test-fn conjuncts below it, which nothing else executes. FLOOR RESIDUE THE WIPE MISSED. src/v2/workflow/claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner.dag: 71 hand-authored rows of entry+function STRINGS, ten pointing at files that do not exist, nothing checking that any string resolves, zero live consumers. It is the opt-in roster the single fold replaces. Its scaffold row in language_source_scaffold_index declared dissolves_to: SingleAuthority bound at that very type, so deleting the module FIRES that dissolution rather than dodging it; the bind is repointed to v2.workflow.required_floor RequiredFloorClaim, which is the authority now. QUARRY DISCLOSURE. Commit b9cb125ad80 on session/vivid-bear-458-floor2 had already dispositioned the rosters and the umbrellas. It was not cherry-picked. It was read as an oracle, every claim re-derived against this tree, and the same disposition reached. THE 18 THAT REMAIN are six real classes, all typecheck-grade, none naming: 6 EqualsClaim rows carrying rhs: true where the carrier declares Node 3 method surface: complement/meet/join on Container(BooleanAlgebra, Coproduct(Bool)) 2 subterm_at called with p: where the declared parameter is path: 2 Empty/Cons in pattern position against List, where List = FreeMonoid -- the alias does not project its coproduct's variants into a match 2 Holds/Violates matched against Optional, plus a non-exhaustive Absent/Present 1 a function value called with a named argument 1 nat_compare ambiguous between v2.std.nat and std.nat 1 resolve, unique declaration, referenced bare cross-module INSTRUMENT NOTE, scoped honestly: the parse gate covers the SOURCE ROOTS, not the repository. Every path edited here is inside dag/ and src/v2, so this change is fully covered; a change touching .dag elsewhere would not be. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_eval.dag | 2 +- dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag | 4 +- dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_render.dag | 6 +- dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag | 2 +- dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag | 4 +- .../claim/build_cache_endpoint_path_test.dag | 4 +- ...build_cache_placement_observation_test.dag | 4 +- .../docker_container_stats_witness_test.dag | 6 +- .../fleet_receipt_collector_witness_test.dag | 4 +- .../realization_reconcile_witness_test.dag | 2 +- dag/test/claim/realization_witness_test.dag | 8 +- .../claim/runner_activation_wall_test.dag | 4 +- .../roster_gate.dag | 10 +- .../lens/complexity_accumulator_copy_test.dag | 12 +- src/v2/lens/enforcement/gate_test.dag | 34 +- .../identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag | 10 +- .../roster_gate.dag | 10 +- .../identity_captured_navigation_test.dag | 8 +- .../structural_resolution/claim_carrier.dag | 2 +- .../test/claim/claim_pipeline/normalize.dag | 2 +- ...t_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag | 8 +- ...pescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag | 8 +- .../grounding_typescript/family_receipt.dag | 9 - .../grounding_typescript/subject_roster.dag | 9 - .../roster_gate_test.dag | 26 +- ...tity_captured_navigation_fidelity_test.dag | 4 +- .../manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag | 2 +- src/v2/test/claim/nat_semiring/rung_8.dag | 12 +- .../round_trip/dag_comment_wall_test.dag | 4 +- src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag | 6 +- .../claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner.dag | 589 ------------------ 31 files changed, 110 insertions(+), 705 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/family_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/subject_roster.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner.dag diff --git a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_eval.dag b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_eval.dag index f63d7ebbab7..b28eb7b030f 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_eval.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_eval.dag @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ module gunbc.accelerator_demo_eval fn int_relu(x: Int) -> Int { - int_max(a: 0, b: x) + std.realization_width.int_max(a: 0, b: x) } fn eval_relu_mul_add_elem_at_index(ai: Int, bi: Int, ci: Int) -> Int { diff --git a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag index bf6a08fdc64..bc9242e328b 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_plan.dag @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ data demo_accelerator_device: extdeps.gpu.types.AcceleratorFacts = extdeps.gpu.t model: "A100" } -fn demo_accelerator_placement() -> Placement { +fn demo_accelerator_placement() -> std.realization.Placement { LocalAccelerator } @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ fn demo_plan_total() -> CostAccount { cost_account_predicted_zero() } -fn demo_kernel_step(placement: Placement) -> RealizedStep { +fn demo_kernel_step(placement: std.realization.Placement) -> RealizedStep { RealizedStep { shape: ReadEffect placement: placement diff --git a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_render.dag b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_render.dag index 2a9aef47023..ec33134b86a 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_render.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/accelerator_demo_render.dag @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ data accelerator_demo_render_expectation_receipts: List = [ "render_outcome|DemoRecognized(plan.fused_op_count=3)|recognized: accelerator-demo-relu-mul-add-v1 fused_ops=3 placement=LocalAccelerator medium=simd-contiguous-loop contract=IntegerExact fidelity=Lossless", ] -fn render_placement(placement: Placement) -> String { +fn render_placement(placement: std.realization.Placement) -> String { match placement { LocalAccelerator => "LocalAccelerator" LocalInProcess => "LocalInProcess" @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ fn render_refusal_reason(reason: AcceleratorRefusalReason) -> String { fn project_plan_view( plan: RealizationPlan, - kernel_placement: Placement, + kernel_placement: std.realization.Placement, contract: NumericalContract, fidelity: DecodeFidelity, target_medium: NonEmptyStr @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ fn render_plan_digest_block(view: AcceleratorDemoPlanView) -> String { let entries = [ std.render.kv_pair(key: "Target", sep: ": ", value: view.target), std.render.kv_pair(key: "Fused ops", sep: ": ", value: to_string(view.fused_op_count)), - std.render.kv_pair(key: "Placement", sep: ": ", value: view.placement_label), + std.render.kv_pair(key: "std.realization.Placement", sep: ": ", value: view.placement_label), std.render.kv_pair(key: "Medium", sep: ": ", value: view.target_medium), std.render.kv_pair(key: "Contract", sep: ": ", value: view.contract_label), std.render.kv_pair(key: "Fidelity", sep: ": ", value: view.fidelity_label), diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag index eb1f111623a..dc7d8868f75 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_layer_roots.dag @@ -926,7 +926,7 @@ fn bin_wet(entry: String, f: String) -> ScheduleWitnessEntry { data v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch_deleted_note: String = "THE SCOPED WITNESS BATCH IS DELETED (2026-08-15), and with it the only ScopedWitnessBatch instance that ever existed. It ran five file-grain v1 claim entries under a dag plus src/v1 source-root envelope, in a sequential child worker, so the v1 compiler closure could be resolved without widening witness_layer_roots for everything else.\n\nWHY IT COULD NOT SURVIVE AFFECTED-SET SELECTION. It was the last SelectionApplied consumer on the required path, and its 720-second clamp was derived (PR #8259) from a measured 565-second wall on the assumption that unrelated PRs skip it. With selection deleted the two available readings were both wrong: run it every PR and the required floor grows by roughly nine minutes under a clamp basis that no longer describes it, or keep a selection mechanism alive for one batch. Its cost was also never really the witnesses — the same receipt measured about 390 seconds of closure materialization before the first witness line and about 30 seconds of witness evaluation, so it was paying a whole second subject preparation to check thirty rows.\n\nWHAT THIS NARROWS, stated rather than implied: the five entries under src/v1/tests/claim have NO executing consumer. They are not covered by ordinary discovery, whose roots are dag plus src/v2. Their generated stage0 emissions still compile into the seed crate, which is not execution. This is a real loss of coverage over v1 parser and namespace-binding behavior, taken deliberately as part of deleting the floor rather than discovered later, and it is NOT backstopped by any cadence — the cadence lane those rows might have moved to was refused for the same reason the per-PR slot was: a second subject envelope is the defect, not the schedule it runs on.\n\nRESTORATION: one prepared subject spanning dag, src/v1 and src/v2, at which point a separate envelope, a separate worker, a separate clamp and a separate receipt family all stop existing and these rows are ordinary discovery." -data witness_fold_src_v1_coverage_gap_note: String = "DECLARED COVERAGE GAP (operator ruling relayed 2026-08-15, at the re-add #1 boundary). The required witness fold runs `claim_executor --required-floor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2`, so every witness under src/v1 is OUTSIDE it. Measured at declaration: 116 `test fn` declarations across 15 files under src/v1/tests/claim. Their previous consumer was the scoped witness batch deleted above; nothing has replaced it, and no cadence backstops them.\n\nWHY THE ONE-TOKEN FIX WAS REFUSED. Adding --source-root src/v1 would also admit the 52 non-test .dag modules under src/v1 into the ONE shared prepared subject the fold depends on. That subject is a single flat namespace per scope, and the v1 tree declares its own module population; poisoning the fold's first census with collisions to chase coverage costs more than the gap, and a first measurement taken against a subject nobody has run before is not a measurement worth having.\n\nWHY IT IS DECLARED RATHER THAN QUIET. run_required_floor refuses internally when planned, executed and terminal identity counts disagree, precisely so a narrowed roster cannot present as a roster. That wall operates INSIDE the subject; it cannot see a population the subject never admitted. So the same honesty has to be carried here, in prose, at the boundary: the fold runs every witness IN ITS SUBJECT, and its subject is two roots, not three.\n\nDISSOLVE-ON: the boundary decision on these 15 files. The recommendation carried into that decision is RELOCATION into the dag test root rather than widening the root set — one tree, one namespace, consistent with every cut currently consolidating away from src/v1 — with the caveat that three sibling cuts are reshaping src/v1 concurrently and some of these 116 may die with them, so the relocation census is taken at the boundary and not before it." +data witness_fold_src_v1_coverage_gap_note: String = "DECLARED COVERAGE GAP (operator ruling relayed 2026-08-15, at the re-add #1 boundary). The required witness fold runs `claim_executor --required-floor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2`, so every witness under src/v1 is OUTSIDE it. Measured at declaration: 116 `test fn` declarations across 15 files under src/v1/tests/claim. Their previous consumer was the scoped witness batch deleted above; nothing has replaced it, and no cadence backstops them.\n\nWHY THE ONE-TOKEN FIX WAS REFUSED. Adding --source-root src/v1 would also admit the 52 non-test .dag modules under src/v1 into the ONE shared prepared subject the fold depends on. That subject is a single flat namespace per scope, and the v1 tree declares its own module population; poisoning the fold's first census with collisions to chase coverage costs more than the gap, and a first measurement taken against a subject nobody has run before is not a measurement worth having.\n\nWHY IT IS DECLARED RATHER THAN QUIET. run_required_floor refuses internally when planned, executed and terminal identity counts disagree, precisely so a narrowed roster cannot present as a roster. That wall operates INSIDE the subject; it cannot see a population the subject never admitted. So the same honesty has to be carried here, in prose, at the boundary: the fold runs every witness IN ITS SUBJECT, and its subject is two roots, not three.\n\nPOPULATION LOCATION IS BRANCH-DEPENDENT (relayed 2026-08-15, after this row was authored). The 15 files are present on main and DELETED on integration/v1-cut, where a src/v1/**/*.dag root deletion swept 16 witness .dag files under src/v1/tests/claim — this population — as collateral. So a reader checking main and a reader checking that cut branch will disagree about whether the gap has a subject at all, and the dissolve-on below is only satisfiable on a branch where the files still exist. A per-file disposition proposal (re-home under a surviving subject, or retire with a receipt naming the rejected behavior) is routed elsewhere and is deliberately NOT acted on here; several of the 16 witness LANGUAGE behavior rather than v1-compiler behavior (§4c annotation capture and erasure, the line-continuation operator-table derivation), so a blanket retire would drop evidence for obligations the replacement still claims. This row stays a declared gap until that proposal lands, at which point it either dissolves for real (files re-homed and inside the fold) or converts to a retirement receipt.\n\nDISSOLVE-ON: the boundary decision on these 15 files. The recommendation carried into that decision is RELOCATION into the dag test root rather than widening the root set — one tree, one namespace, consistent with every cut currently consolidating away from src/v1 — with the caveat that three sibling cuts are reshaping src/v1 concurrently and some of these 116 may die with them, so the relocation census is taken at the boundary and not before it." data excl_no_fake_anomalies_reason: String = "The expectation-backfill WALL spawns claim_batch as a child process to read a passing corpus's own stderr, so it is Wet BY CONSTRUCTION — its whole subject is what the observation layer prints, which only exists when the effects really run. The Hermetic discovery corpus refuses it exactly as install_media_real_execution_wet_note describes ('no mock_response for operation Run — refusing to fabricate Unit'), and that refusal is correct: a mocked child emits no real observation stream, so a hermetic version of this witness could only ever pass vacuously. Landed into hermetic discovery by filename convention on first authoring (run 30178544618 @ b2411f0, batch 3) and re-homed to BinWitnessWet; then D6-rehomed to FalsifierRehomedBinWet (run 30220304152: ~85–90s/row vs bin_witness_wet_per_row_wall_budget_seconds=60, batch-4 FLOOR-BATCH-OVER-BUDGET)." diff --git a/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag b/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag index 62281b9cebb..57f2e8f3f5a 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag @@ -214,8 +214,8 @@ data runtime_rust_filesystem_row: LanguageSourceScaffoldRow = LanguageSourceScaf data compiler_tests_harness_trigger: Disposition = Scaffold { dissolves_to: SingleAuthority, bind: DeclarationRef { - module_path: "v2.test.workflow.claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner", - decl_name: "ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow", + module_path: "v2.workflow.required_floor", + decl_name: "RequiredFloorClaim", field: WholeDeclaration } } diff --git a/dag/test/claim/build_cache_endpoint_path_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/build_cache_endpoint_path_test.dag index ca33599f244..8c761e1cc98 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/build_cache_endpoint_path_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/build_cache_endpoint_path_test.dag @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ fn current() -> ObservationCurrency { ObservationCurrent { observed_at_boot: "73c8153e-0e0e-4480-a36c-bc7560c50e8b" as NonEmptyStr } } -fn live_owner() -> ProcessIdentity { - ProcessIdentity { +fn live_owner() -> gunbc.build_cache_instance.ProcessIdentity { + gunbc.build_cache_instance.ProcessIdentity { boot_id: "73c8153e-0e0e-4480-a36c-bc7560c50e8b" as NonEmptyStr, pid: 3975946, start_time: "79870020" as NonEmptyStr, diff --git a/dag/test/claim/build_cache_placement_observation_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/build_cache_placement_observation_test.dag index 94f88af0b1e..aaa9aef9d5c 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/build_cache_placement_observation_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/build_cache_placement_observation_test.dag @@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ fn srv1_ci_instance_fixture() -> BuildCacheInstance { ci_cache_instance(host: "srv1") } -fn owner_fixture() -> ProcessIdentity { - ProcessIdentity { +fn owner_fixture() -> gunbc.build_cache_instance.ProcessIdentity { + gunbc.build_cache_instance.ProcessIdentity { boot_id: "73c8153e-0e0e-4480-a36c-bc7560c50e8b" as NonEmptyStr, pid: 3975946, start_time: "79870020" as NonEmptyStr, diff --git a/dag/test/claim/docker_container_stats_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/docker_container_stats_witness_test.dag index e632570856f..b9df3d2c8bb 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/docker_container_stats_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/docker_container_stats_witness_test.dag @@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ test fn parse_container_state_running() -> Bool { test fn parse_container_state_exited() -> Bool { match parse_container_state("exited") { - Present { value: Exited } => true + Present { value: extdeps.docker.container_inspect.Exited } => true _ => false } } @@ -261,13 +261,13 @@ test fn container_state_wire_label_running() -> Bool { } test fn container_state_wire_label_exited() -> Bool { - container_state_wire_label(Exited) == "exited" + container_state_wire_label(extdeps.docker.container_inspect.Exited) == "exited" } test fn container_state_roundtrip_preserves_value() -> Bool { let roundtrip_running = (parse_container_state(container_state_wire_label(Running))) == Present { value: extdeps.docker.container_inspect.Running } let roundtrip_paused = (parse_container_state(container_state_wire_label(Paused))) == Present { value: extdeps.docker.container_inspect.Paused } - let roundtrip_exited = (parse_container_state(container_state_wire_label(Exited))) == Present { value: Exited } + let roundtrip_exited = (parse_container_state(container_state_wire_label(extdeps.docker.container_inspect.Exited))) == Present { value: extdeps.docker.container_inspect.Exited } let roundtrip_dead = (parse_container_state(container_state_wire_label(Dead))) == Present { value: Dead } let roundtrip_restarting = (parse_container_state(container_state_wire_label(Restarting))) == Present { value: Restarting } roundtrip_running && roundtrip_paused && roundtrip_exited && roundtrip_dead && roundtrip_restarting diff --git a/dag/test/claim/fleet_receipt_collector_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/fleet_receipt_collector_witness_test.dag index 4ea82f97e07..174ce2711cf 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/fleet_receipt_collector_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/fleet_receipt_collector_witness_test.dag @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ test fn witness_only_collected_rows_enter_the_fold_registry() -> Bool { host: "srv1", receipt: ConvergeCliReceipt { host: "srv1", applied: 1, drifted: 0, verdict: VerdictConverged, reason: none }, }, - ReceiptAbsent { host: "srv2", cause: "No such file or directory" }, + gunbc.fleet_receipt_collector.ReceiptAbsent { host: "srv2", cause: "No such file or directory" }, ReceiptUnparseable { host: "srv3", line: "converge-receipt host=srv3 verdict=???" }, ] let rows = collected_receipts_only(collected: collected) @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ test fn witness_only_collected_rows_enter_the_fold_registry() -> Bool { Present { value: r } => r.host == "srv1" Absent => false } - && string_contains(s: collected_line(c: ReceiptAbsent { host: "srv2", cause: "x" }), pattern: "outcome=absent") + && string_contains(s: collected_line(c: gunbc.fleet_receipt_collector.ReceiptAbsent { host: "srv2", cause: "x" }), pattern: "outcome=absent") && string_contains( s: collected_line(c: ReceiptUnparseable { host: "srv3", line: "y" }), pattern: "outcome=unparseable" diff --git a/dag/test/claim/realization_reconcile_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/realization_reconcile_witness_test.dag index 37d4c1868cd..1a547d6efe6 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/realization_reconcile_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/realization_reconcile_witness_test.dag @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ fn is_share(m: Materialization) -> Bool { fn step_create_if_absent(field: String) -> RealizedStep { RealizedStep { - shape: CreateEffect { cause: std.effects.CreateIfAbsent { key_source: InputField { field: field } } }, + shape: CreateEffect { cause: std.effects.CreateIfAbsent { key_source: std.effects.InputField { field: field } } }, placement: LocalInProcess, materialization: Recompute, cost: cost_account_predicted_zero() diff --git a/dag/test/claim/realization_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/realization_witness_test.dag index 48a4364706e..0fad3becbf9 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/realization_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/realization_witness_test.dag @@ -28,15 +28,15 @@ test fn witness_create_unknown_not_independent() -> Bool { test fn witness_upsert_same_key_dependent() -> Bool { independence_from_effect_shapes( - left: UpsertEffect { key_source: PathParam { param: "id" } }, - right: UpsertEffect { key_source: PathParam { param: "id" } } + left: UpsertEffect { key_source: std.effects.PathParam { param: "id" } }, + right: UpsertEffect { key_source: std.effects.PathParam { param: "id" } } ) == Dependent } test fn witness_upsert_different_keys_independent() -> Bool { independence_from_effect_shapes( - left: UpsertEffect { key_source: InputField { field: "a" } }, - right: UpsertEffect { key_source: InputField { field: "b" } } + left: UpsertEffect { key_source: std.effects.InputField { field: "a" } }, + right: UpsertEffect { key_source: std.effects.InputField { field: "b" } } ) == Independent } diff --git a/dag/test/claim/runner_activation_wall_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/runner_activation_wall_test.dag index 771f7ef9969..bc735ca558d 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/runner_activation_wall_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/runner_activation_wall_test.dag @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ fn ready_instance_fixture(host: HostIdentity) -> BuildCacheInstance { ci_cache_instance(host: host) } -fn owner_fixture() -> ProcessIdentity { - ProcessIdentity { +fn owner_fixture() -> gunbc.build_cache_instance.ProcessIdentity { + gunbc.build_cache_instance.ProcessIdentity { boot_id: "73c8153e-0e0e-4480-a36c-bc7560c50e8b" as NonEmptyStr, pid: 4242, start_time: "80000000" as NonEmptyStr, diff --git a/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/roster_gate.dag b/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/roster_gate.dag index 0c761095037..754f71ed5ae 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/roster_gate.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/roster_gate.dag @@ -57,10 +57,10 @@ fn file_verdict(path: String, refusal_ceiling: Int) -> RosterVerdict { match ingest_findings(path: path) { Absent => RosterIngestRegressed Present { value: fs } => - if count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_suspect) > 0 { + if count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.analyze.finding_is_suspect) > 0 { RosterSuspectFound } else { - let refusals = count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_refusal) + let refusals = count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.analyze.finding_is_refusal) if refusals > refusal_ceiling { RosterRatchetExceeded { refusals: refusals, ceiling: refusal_ceiling } } else { @@ -73,14 +73,14 @@ fn file_verdict(path: String, refusal_ceiling: Int) -> RosterVerdict { fn file_suspect_count(path: String) -> Int { match ingest_findings(path: path) { Absent => -1 - Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_suspect) + Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.analyze.finding_is_suspect) } } fn file_refusal_count(path: String) -> Int { match ingest_findings(path: path) { Absent => -1 - Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_refusal) + Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.analyze.finding_is_refusal) } } @@ -97,6 +97,6 @@ fn source_has_suspect(source_text: String) -> Bool { match source_findings(source_text: source_text) { Absent => false Present { value: fs } => - count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_suspect) > 0 + count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.analyze.finding_is_suspect) > 0 } } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy_test.dag index e3520f33482..9d784930cac 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy_test.dag @@ -15,33 +15,33 @@ fn bare(s: Symbol) -> PortReading { PortBareName { name: s } } -fn classify(combiner: Symbol, ports: List, carriers: List) -> Optional { +fn classify(combiner: Symbol, ports: List, carriers: List) -> Optional { classify_call(at: dummy_site(), combiner: combiner, ports: ports, carriers: carriers) } -fn is_suspect(o: Optional) -> Bool { +fn is_suspect(o: Optional) -> Bool { match o { Present { value: f } => match f { Poly2Suspect { at: _, cost: _ } => true - Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => false + v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => false } Absent => false } } -fn refuses_with(o: Optional, cause: Symbol) -> Bool { +fn refuses_with(o: Optional, cause: Symbol) -> Bool { match o { Present { value: f } => match f { Poly2Suspect { at: _, cost: _ } => false - Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: c } => c == cause + v2.lens.complexity_accumulator_copy.Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: c } => c == cause } Absent => false } } -fn is_absent(o: Optional) -> Bool { +fn is_absent(o: Optional) -> Bool { match o { Present { value: _ } => false Absent => true diff --git a/src/v2/lens/enforcement/gate_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/enforcement/gate_test.dag index a44034df26c..630dfffeaf8 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/enforcement/gate_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/enforcement/gate_test.dag @@ -14,16 +14,16 @@ data synthetic_intent: StandingIntent = { receiptable: true, desired_scope: ScopeRoster { roots: ["dag", "src/v1", "src/v2"] }, required_subjects: SubjectRoster { entries: [] }, - default_mode: Blocking, - required_consumer: Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, + default_mode: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, + required_consumer: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, self_application_required: true, allowed_narrowing: [], - fallback_when_unavailable: Refuse + fallback_when_unavailable: v2.lens.enforcement.standing_intent.Refuse } data synthetic_contract: LensContract = { entry: lens_registry_v0_parallelism, - mode: Blocking, + mode: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, claimed_scope: ScopeRoster { roots: ["dag", "src/v1", "src/v2"] }, consumer_witness: NoConsumerWitness, exemptions: [], @@ -91,11 +91,11 @@ data synthetic_intent_with_subject: StandingIntent = { receiptable: true, desired_scope: ScopeRoster { roots: ["dag", "src/v1", "src/v2"] }, required_subjects: SubjectRoster { entries: [qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "synthetic.fixture.subject_alpha")] }, - default_mode: Blocking, - required_consumer: Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, + default_mode: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, + required_consumer: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, self_application_required: true, allowed_narrowing: [], - fallback_when_unavailable: Refuse + fallback_when_unavailable: v2.lens.enforcement.standing_intent.Refuse } data synthetic_intent_missing_subject: StandingIntent = { @@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ data synthetic_intent_missing_subject: StandingIntent = { receiptable: true, desired_scope: ScopeRoster { roots: ["dag", "src/v1", "src/v2"] }, required_subjects: SubjectRoster { entries: [qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "synthetic.fixture.not_discovered")] }, - default_mode: Blocking, - required_consumer: Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, + default_mode: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, + required_consumer: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, self_application_required: true, allowed_narrowing: [], - fallback_when_unavailable: Refuse + fallback_when_unavailable: v2.lens.enforcement.standing_intent.Refuse } data synthetic_intent_permuted_subject: StandingIntent = { @@ -123,11 +123,11 @@ data synthetic_intent_permuted_subject: StandingIntent = { receiptable: true, desired_scope: ScopeRoster { roots: ["dag", "src/v1", "src/v2"] }, required_subjects: SubjectRoster { entries: [qualified_name_from_dotted_string(dotted: "fixture.synthetic.subject_alpha")] }, - default_mode: Blocking, - required_consumer: Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, + default_mode: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, + required_consumer: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }, self_application_required: true, allowed_narrowing: [], - fallback_when_unavailable: Refuse + fallback_when_unavailable: v2.lens.enforcement.standing_intent.Refuse } data synthetic_contracts: List = [synthetic_contract] @@ -188,16 +188,16 @@ test fn all_standing_intents_are_admissible() -> Bool { } test fn consumer_requirement_discriminates() -> Bool { - return !consumer_satisfies(actual: WitnessOnly, required: Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }) - && consumer_satisfies(actual: EnrolledInFloorRoster, required: Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }) + return !consumer_satisfies(actual: WitnessOnly, required: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }) + && consumer_satisfies(actual: EnrolledInFloorRoster, required: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Exact { kind: EnrolledInFloorRoster }) && consumer_satisfies(actual: MergeAdmission, required: AnyLiveConsumer) && !consumer_satisfies(actual: WitnessOnly, required: AnyLiveConsumer) && consumer_satisfies(actual: MergeAdmission, required: OneOf { acceptable: [EnrolledInFloorRoster, MergeAdmission] }) } test fn enforcement_mode_order_discriminates() -> Bool { - return !enforcement_mode_satisfies(actual: AuditOnly, required: Blocking) - && enforcement_mode_satisfies(actual: Blocking, required: AuditOnly) + return !enforcement_mode_satisfies(actual: AuditOnly, required: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking) + && enforcement_mode_satisfies(actual: v2.lens.enforcement.vocab.Blocking, required: AuditOnly) && !enforcement_mode_satisfies(actual: Advisory, required: AuditOnly) && enforcement_mode_satisfies(actual: AuditOnly, required: Advisory) } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag index 5ec57495fba..496d07fcc12 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/analyze.dag @@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ fn suspect_identity_navigation_finding( fn unclassifiable_identity_navigation_finding(match_node: Node, cause: Symbol) -> Optional { Present { - value: Unclassifiable { at: match_node, cause: cause } + value: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.Unclassifiable { at: match_node, cause: cause } } } @@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ fn identity_navigation_findings_at(node: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, source_tex } Absent => Cons { - head: Unclassifiable { + head: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.Unclassifiable { at: node, cause: ^identity_navigation_arms_unresolved }, @@ -375,20 +375,20 @@ fn identity_captured_navigation_findings(root: Node, span_index: SpanIndex, sour fn finding_is_suspect(f: Finding) -> Bool { match f { Suspect { violation: _ } => true - Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => false + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => false } } fn finding_is_refusal(f: Finding) -> Bool { match f { Suspect { violation: _ } => false - Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => true + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: _ } => true } } fn finding_refusal_cause(f: Finding) -> Optional { match f { Suspect { violation: _ } => Absent - Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: c } => Present { value: c } + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.Unclassifiable { at: _, cause: c } => Present { value: c } } } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate.dag b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate.dag index d3244cd05de..1d6c0c39f01 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate.dag @@ -69,10 +69,10 @@ fn file_verdict(path: String, refusal_ceiling: Int) -> RosterVerdict { match ingest_findings(path: path) { Absent => RosterIngestRegressed Present { value: fs } => - if count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_suspect) > 0 { + if count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.analyze.finding_is_suspect) > 0 { RosterSuspectFound } else { - let refusals = count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_refusal) + let refusals = count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.analyze.finding_is_refusal) if refusals > refusal_ceiling { RosterRatchetExceeded { refusals: refusals, ceiling: refusal_ceiling } } else { @@ -85,14 +85,14 @@ fn file_verdict(path: String, refusal_ceiling: Int) -> RosterVerdict { fn file_suspect_count(path: String) -> Int { match ingest_findings(path: path) { Absent => -1 - Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_suspect) + Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.analyze.finding_is_suspect) } } fn file_refusal_count(path: String) -> Int { match ingest_findings(path: path) { Absent => -1 - Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_refusal) + Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.analyze.finding_is_refusal) } } @@ -108,6 +108,6 @@ fn file_gate(path: String, refusal_ceiling: Int) -> Bool { fn source_has_suspect(source_text: String) -> Bool { match source_findings(source_text: source_text) { Absent => false - Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: finding_is_suspect) > 0 + Present { value: fs } => count_matching(fs: fs, pred: v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.analyze.finding_is_suspect) > 0 } } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation_test.dag index 3d764933b76..62b5ce461c9 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/identity_captured_navigation_test.dag @@ -77,19 +77,19 @@ fn synth_match_expr(scrutinee: Node, arms: Node) -> Node { synth_production(emitted: ^dag_surface_match_expr, captured: captured) } -fn findings_for(scrutinee_name_sym: Symbol, mentions: List) -> List { +fn findings_for(scrutinee_name_sym: Symbol, mentions: List) -> List { let scrutinee = synth_identity_navigation_call(name_sym: scrutinee_name_sym) let arms = synth_mentions(mentions: mentions) let root = synth_match_expr(scrutinee: scrutinee, arms: arms) identity_captured_navigation_findings(root: root, span_index: span_index_empty(), source_text: "") } -fn finding_list_length(fs: List) -> Int { +fn finding_list_length(fs: List) -> Int { fold(fs, init: 0, f: fn(acc, _) { acc + 1 }) } -fn any_suspect(fs: List) -> Bool { - fold(fs, init: false, f: fn(acc, f) { acc || finding_is_suspect(f: f) }) +fn any_suspect(fs: List) -> Bool { + fold(fs, init: false, f: fn(acc, f) { acc || v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.analyze.finding_is_suspect(f: f) }) } test fn red_control_bare_identity_mention_is_flagged_suspect() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/lens/structural_resolution/claim_carrier.dag b/src/v2/lens/structural_resolution/claim_carrier.dag index 1f2aa5a8b6f..151f1b4e8e0 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/structural_resolution/claim_carrier.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/structural_resolution/claim_carrier.dag @@ -9,5 +9,5 @@ type LensStructuralResolutionClaim { fn lens_structural_resolution_actual( claim: LensStructuralResolutionClaim ) -> Witness { - at(tree: claim.input) + v2.lens.structural_resolution.at(tree: claim.input) } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/claim_pipeline/normalize.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/claim_pipeline/normalize.dag index 4f78d3f3994..ceff6374108 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/claim_pipeline/normalize.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/claim_pipeline/normalize.dag @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ fn spine_normalize_child_is_service_sugar_atom(n: Node) -> Bool { fn spine_normalize_dissolves_interior_service_sugar() -> Bool { match normalize(parse_tree: spine_normalize_nested_service_parse_tree()) { Accepted { value: normalized, diagnostics: _ } => - fold(normalized.children, init: true, f: fn(acc, e) { + fold(normalized.root.children, init: true, f: fn(acc, e) { acc && !spine_normalize_child_is_service_sugar_atom(n: e.target) }) Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag index 731cf314cc8..0ccc2329675 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag @@ -186,7 +186,13 @@ fn python_same_language_discriminates_on_real_tree() -> Bool { } test fn emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_holds() -> Bool { - emit_ingest_python_selector_bijectivity_holds() + emit_python_backward_selects_canonical_row_holds() + && ingest_python_forward_selects_canonical_emitted_holds() + && emit_then_ingest_python_selector_identity_holds() + && ingest_then_emit_python_selector_identity_holds() + && emit_ingest_python_perturbed_frontier_fails_closed() + && ingest_python_forward_fails_closed_off_frontier_holds() + && emit_python_backward_fails_closed_on_foreign_emitted_holds() && python_same_language_parse_bridge_holds() && python_same_language_source_emit_round_trip_holds() && python_same_language_discriminates_on_real_tree() diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag index 97089483b11..ed1baffd689 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag @@ -186,7 +186,13 @@ fn typescript_same_language_discriminates_on_real_tree() -> Bool { } test fn emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_holds() -> Bool { - emit_ingest_typescript_selector_bijectivity_holds() + emit_typescript_backward_selects_canonical_row_holds() + && ingest_typescript_forward_selects_canonical_emitted_holds() + && emit_then_ingest_typescript_selector_identity_holds() + && ingest_then_emit_typescript_selector_identity_holds() + && emit_ingest_typescript_perturbed_frontier_fails_closed() + && ingest_typescript_forward_fails_closed_off_frontier_holds() + && emit_typescript_backward_fails_closed_on_foreign_emitted_holds() && typescript_same_language_parse_bridge_holds() && typescript_same_language_source_emit_round_trip_holds() && typescript_same_language_discriminates_on_real_tree() diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/family_receipt.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/family_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index c6bc4ab6d71..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/family_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.grounding_typescript.family_receipt - - -data grounding_typescript_runtime_value_rows: List> = [ - run_ts_g2_sg1_atom_realizations, - run_ts_g2_g14_fact_registry, - run_ts_g2_sg2_type_expression_projection, - run_ts_g2_sg5_collection_absence -] diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/subject_roster.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/subject_roster.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7d8a184b920..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/grounding_typescript/subject_roster.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.grounding_typescript.subject_roster - - -data grounding_typescript_subject_rows: List> = [ - subject_ts_g2_sg1_atom_realizations, - subject_ts_g2_g14_fact_registry, - subject_ts_g2_sg2_type_expression_projection, - subject_ts_g2_sg5_collection_absence -] diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate_test.dag index e0d4dc929ce..04044d74694 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/identity_captured_navigation/roster_gate_test.dag @@ -4,33 +4,33 @@ module v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly test fn roster_dag_language_model_zero_suspects_within_ratchet() -> Bool { - file_gate(path: "src/v2/extdeps/languages/dag.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.file_gate(path: "src/v2/extdeps/languages/dag.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) } test fn roster_body_lowering_fold_zero_suspects_within_ratchet() -> Bool { - file_gate(path: "src/v2/compiler/body_lowering_fold.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.file_gate(path: "src/v2/compiler/body_lowering_fold.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) } test fn roster_ingest_stage_zero_suspects_within_ratchet() -> Bool { - file_gate(path: "src/v2/compiler/03_ingest.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.file_gate(path: "src/v2/compiler/03_ingest.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) } test fn roster_parse_stage_zero_suspects_within_ratchet() -> Bool { - file_gate(path: "src/v2/compiler/02_parse.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.file_gate(path: "src/v2/compiler/02_parse.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) } test fn roster_accumulator_copy_analyze_zero_suspects_within_ratchet() -> Bool { - file_gate(path: "src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.file_gate(path: "src/v2/lens/complexity_accumulator_copy/analyze.dag", refusal_ceiling: 0) } data planted_identity_escape_snippet: String = "module identity_escape_probe\n\nfn leaky_identity_probe(node: Node) -> Optional {\n match find_named_child(root: node, name: ^grammar_production_identity_node_projection) {\n Accepted { value: id_node, diagnostics: _ } => Present { value: id_node }\n Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => Absent\n }\n}\n" test fn red_control_planted_identity_escape_still_alarms() -> Bool { - source_has_suspect(source_text: planted_identity_escape_snippet) + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_has_suspect(source_text: planted_identity_escape_snippet) } test fn red_control_planted_identity_escape_finding_count_is_one() -> Bool { - match source_findings(source_text: planted_identity_escape_snippet) { + match v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_findings(source_text: planted_identity_escape_snippet) { Absent => false Present { value: fs } => finding_list_length(fs: fs) == 1 } @@ -39,17 +39,17 @@ test fn red_control_planted_identity_escape_finding_count_is_one() -> Bool { data sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet: String = "module sanctioned_reader_probe\n\nfn parse_production_emitted_identity_optional(node: Node) -> Optional {\n match find_named_child(root: node, name: ^grammar_production_identity_node_projection) {\n Accepted { value: id_node, diagnostics: _ } => node_atom_identity_optional(node: id_node)\n Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => Absent\n }\n}\n" test fn green_control_sanctioned_reader_body_not_flagged() -> Bool { - source_has_suspect(source_text: sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet) == false + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_has_suspect(source_text: sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet) == false } -data green_control_note: String = "Beyond source_has_suspect (no Suspect), this control additionally pins the sanctioned reader's own body to ZERO findings of any kind (no Suspect, no Unclassifiable refusal either) - the canonical safe shape must classify cleanly, not merely avoid the Suspect bucket." +data green_control_note: String = "Beyond v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_has_suspect (no Suspect), this control additionally pins the sanctioned reader's own body to ZERO findings of any kind (no Suspect, no Unclassifiable refusal either) - the canonical safe shape must classify cleanly, not merely avoid the Suspect bucket." -fn finding_list_length(fs: List) -> Int { +fn finding_list_length(fs: List) -> Int { fold_list(xs: fs, empty: 0, cons: fn(acc, f) { acc + 1 }) } test fn green_control_sanctioned_reader_body_has_no_findings_at_all() -> Bool { - match source_findings(source_text: sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet) { + match v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_findings(source_text: sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet) { Absent => false Present { value: fs } => finding_list_length(fs: fs) == 0 } @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ data unrelated_caret_literal_snippet: String = "module unrelated_caret_literal_p // Pins the caret-literal text-recovery fix (node_source_symbol) against a false positive: a find_named_child(name: ^grammar_production_captured_node_projection) call - a DIFFERENT caret literal, same StampClass token shape as the identity-edge name - must not be misclassified as the identity-escape shape this lens targets. test fn unrelated_caret_literal_call_not_flagged() -> Bool { - source_has_suspect(source_text: unrelated_caret_literal_snippet) == false + v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_has_suspect(source_text: unrelated_caret_literal_snippet) == false } -data corpus_sweep_covers_ratchet_note: String = "roster_dag_language_model_zero_suspects_within_ratchet (and its siblings above) already exercise file_gate end-to-end on src/v2/extdeps/languages/dag.dag and the other corpus-sweep targets - a separate file_suspect_count/file_refusal_count pin on the same file would be a redundant second read of the identical fact (DESIGN.md S2), not an added control." +data corpus_sweep_covers_ratchet_note: String = "roster_dag_language_model_zero_suspects_within_ratchet (and its siblings above) already exercise v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.file_gate end-to-end on src/v2/extdeps/languages/dag.dag and the other corpus-sweep targets - a separate file_suspect_count/file_refusal_count pin on the same file would be a redundant second read of the identical fact (DESIGN.md S2), not an added control." diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/identity_captured_navigation_fidelity_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/identity_captured_navigation_fidelity_test.dag index b4df242a732..deeb56931e8 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/identity_captured_navigation_fidelity_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/identity_captured_navigation_fidelity_test.dag @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ fn first_is_under_claimed_edge(xs: List) -> Bool { } test fn suspect_finding_projects_to_exactly_one_under_claimed_edge() -> Bool { - match source_findings(source_text: planted_identity_escape_snippet) { + match v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_findings(source_text: planted_identity_escape_snippet) { Absent => false Present { value: fs } => let discrepancies = identity_captured_navigation_as_fidelity_discrepancies(findings: fs) @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ test fn suspect_finding_projects_to_exactly_one_under_claimed_edge() -> Bool { } test fn sanctioned_reader_projects_to_zero_discrepancies() -> Bool { - match source_findings(source_text: sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet) { + match v2.lens.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.source_findings(source_text: sanctioned_reader_probe_snippet) { Absent => false Present { value: fs } => discrepancy_count(xs: identity_captured_navigation_as_fidelity_discrepancies(findings: fs)) == 0 diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag index 2116950ca0e..c8abd3b9a73 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_emit_compile_anchor.dag @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ fn anchor_infer_rejects() -> Outcome { } fn anchor_emit_rejects() -> Outcome> { - emit( + v2.compiler.emit.emit( tree: anchor_stub_inferred_tree, target: anchor_stub_target_model ) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/nat_semiring/rung_8.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/nat_semiring/rung_8.dag index 6e1b65a7c73..7320b33dbab 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/nat_semiring/rung_8.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/nat_semiring/rung_8.dag @@ -10,17 +10,17 @@ fn rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: TestClaim) -> TestClaimRun { ) } -data run_claim_nat_add_left_identity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_add_left_identity) +data run_claim_nat_add_left_identity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: v2.test.algebra_laws.nat_semiring.claim_nat_add_left_identity) -data run_claim_nat_add_right_identity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_add_right_identity) +data run_claim_nat_add_right_identity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: v2.test.algebra_laws.nat_semiring.claim_nat_add_right_identity) -data run_claim_nat_add_associativity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_add_associativity) +data run_claim_nat_add_associativity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: v2.test.algebra_laws.nat_semiring.claim_nat_add_associativity) -data run_claim_nat_mul_left_identity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_mul_left_identity) +data run_claim_nat_mul_left_identity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: v2.test.algebra_laws.nat_semiring.claim_nat_mul_left_identity) -data run_claim_nat_mul_annihilator: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_mul_annihilator) +data run_claim_nat_mul_annihilator: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: v2.test.algebra_laws.nat_semiring.claim_nat_mul_annihilator) -data run_claim_nat_mul_associativity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_mul_associativity) +data run_claim_nat_mul_associativity: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: v2.test.algebra_laws.nat_semiring.claim_nat_mul_associativity) data run_claim_nat_add_wrong_identity_falsifies_law: TestClaimRun = rung8_tier1_eval_run(claim: claim_nat_add_wrong_identity_falsifies_law) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/round_trip/dag_comment_wall_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/round_trip/dag_comment_wall_test.dag index 4c73a683efd..25c938c97b0 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/round_trip/dag_comment_wall_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/round_trip/dag_comment_wall_test.dag @@ -42,11 +42,11 @@ test fn dag_comment_wall_slash_slash_inside_string_compiles() -> Bool { } test fn dag_line_comment_is_fail_closed() -> Bool { - dag_line_comment_fidelity() == FailClosed { feature: DagLineCommentFailClosed } + dag_line_comment_fidelity() == v2.extdeps.languages.fidelity.FailClosed { feature: DagLineCommentFailClosed } } test fn dag_block_comment_is_fail_closed() -> Bool { - dag_block_comment_fidelity() == FailClosed { feature: DagBlockCommentFailClosed } + dag_block_comment_fidelity() == v2.extdeps.languages.fidelity.FailClosed { feature: DagBlockCommentFailClosed } } test fn slash_slash_inside_string_literal_accepted() -> Bool { diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag index 6b94d120b93..cef38755fee 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/fixture/task_manager_demo.dag @@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ data create_task_facts: WireContractFacts = WireContractFacts { consistency: NoReplicaConvergence } -data create_task_contract: WireContract = WireContract { +data create_task_contract: v2.extdeps.coordination.WireContract = v2.extdeps.coordination.WireContract { facts: create_task_facts, bind: CoordinationBind { bind: BindRef { identity: create_task }, @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ data update_status_facts: WireContractFacts = WireContractFacts { consistency: NoReplicaConvergence } -data update_status_contract: WireContract = WireContract { +data update_status_contract: v2.extdeps.coordination.WireContract = v2.extdeps.coordination.WireContract { facts: update_status_facts, bind: CoordinationBind { bind: BindRef { identity: update_status }, @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ data list_tasks_facts: WireContractFacts = WireContractFacts { consistency: NoReplicaConvergence } -data list_tasks_contract: WireContract = WireContract { +data list_tasks_contract: v2.extdeps.coordination.WireContract = v2.extdeps.coordination.WireContract { facts: list_tasks_facts, bind: CoordinationBind { bind: BindRef { identity: list_tasks }, diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner.dag b/src/v2/workflow/claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 543ec21a78a..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,589 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner - -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.text { String } - -type ClaimWitnessCorpusExpectation - = ExpectPass - | ExpectFail { bind_anchor: String } - -type ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: String - entry: String - function: String - expected: ClaimWitnessCorpusExpectation -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_dag_add_emit_matches_serialize: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "dag add emit matches serialize", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/dag_add_emit_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "dag_add_emit_matches_serialize_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_dag_add_emit_ingest_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "dag add emit ingest round trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/dag_add_emit_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "dag_add_emit_ingest_round_trip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_english_emit_ingest_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "english emit ingest round trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag", - function: "english_emit_add_ingest_round_trip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_grammar_relation_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "emit ingest grammar relation round trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_grammar_relation_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "emit_ingest_grammar_relation_round_trip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_type_decl_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "emit ingest type-decl Conj node round trip (grammar-inverse, .dag target)", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_type_decl_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "emit_ingest_type_decl_round_trip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "emit ingest python same language selector bijectivity", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "emit_ingest_python_selector_bijectivity_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "emit ingest typescript same language selector bijectivity", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "emit_ingest_typescript_selector_bijectivity_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_typescript_same_language_source_emit_round_trip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "typescript same-language source emit round-trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "typescript_same_language_source_emit_round_trip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_add_arrow_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "add arrow eval by execution keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/add_arrow_eval_by_execution_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_pick_ingested_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "pick ingested if_expr Branch eval (file-grain)", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/pick_ingested_structural_lowering_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_branch_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "branch eval by execution keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/branch_eval_by_execution_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_branch_if_then_else_round_trip_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "branch if then else emit ingest round trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/branch_if_then_else_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_branch_if_then_else_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "branch if then else emit keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/branch_if_then_else_emit_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "bind eval by execution keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/bind_eval_by_execution_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "bind emit keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/bind_emit_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_round_trip_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "bind emit ingest round trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/bind_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "loop eval by execution keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/loop_eval_by_execution_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "loop emit keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/loop_emit_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_round_trip_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "loop emit ingest round trip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/execution/loop_round_trip_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_demand_driven_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "bind demand driven eval keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/bind_demand_driven_eval_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_demand_driven_eval_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "loop demand driven eval keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/loop_demand_driven_eval_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_lazy_arm_eval_acceptance_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "lazy arm eval acceptance keystone", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/branch_lazy_arm_eval_acceptance_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_add_fn: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "add body ts emit add fn accepts", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/add_body_emit_typescript_test.dag", - function: "add_body_ts_emit_add_fn_accepts_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_operand_swap: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "add body ts emit operand swap discriminates", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/add_body_emit_typescript_test.dag", - function: "add_body_ts_emit_operand_swap_discriminates", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_catalog_minus: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "add body ts emit catalog minus discriminates", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/add_body_emit_typescript_test.dag", - function: "add_body_ts_emit_catalog_minus_discriminates", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_missing_catalog: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "add body ts emit missing catalog rejects", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/add_body_emit_typescript_test.dag", - function: "add_body_ts_emit_missing_catalog_rejects", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_body_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "program partition body emit keystone (E-10)", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/program_partition_body_emit_test.dag", - function: "program_partition_body_emit_accepts_and_differs_from_whole", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_whole_program_parity: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "program partition whole program emit parity", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/program_partition_body_emit_test.dag", - function: "program_partition_whole_program_emit_matches_direct", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_section_adapter_fail_closed: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "program partition section adapter fail closed", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/program_partition_body_emit_test.dag", - function: "program_partition_section_adapter_unavailable_rejects", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_closure_enumeration_duplicate_free: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "program partition closure enumeration duplicate free", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/program_partition_body_emit_test.dag", - function: "program_partition_body_canonical_closure_enumeration_is_duplicate_free", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_fail_closed_facts_closure_fold: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "program partition fail closed facts closure fold accepts", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/program_partition_body_emit_test.dag", - function: "program_partition_body_fail_closed_facts_closure_fold_accepts", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_rust_wire_serde_screaming_snake: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "rust wire serde screaming snake enum serialize", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/rust_wire_serde_naming_policy_test.dag", - function: "witness_rust_wire_serde_screaming_snake_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_rust_wire_serde_snake_case: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "rust wire serde snake case enum serialize", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/rust_wire_serde_naming_policy_test.dag", - function: "witness_rust_wire_serde_snake_case_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_rust_wire_serde_naming_discriminates: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "rust wire serde naming policy discriminates", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/rust_wire_serde_naming_policy_test.dag", - function: "witness_rust_wire_serde_naming_discriminates", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_cwc_nary_coproduct_normalize: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "n-ary coproduct type-alias RHS folds to kernel Disj", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/long/cwc_resolution_probe_test.dag", - function: "cwc_norm_two_variant_accepts", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_sg2_arrow: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "self-gen arrow type-expression projection", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/sg2_type_expression_projection.dag", - function: "witness_sg2_arrow_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_sg2_projection_falsification: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "self-gen projection falsification", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/sg2_type_expression_projection.dag", - function: "witness_sg2_projection_falsification_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_sg2_fold_row_delimiter: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "self-gen fold row delimiter discriminates", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/sg2_type_expression_projection.dag", - function: "witness_sg2_fold_row_delimiter_discriminates_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_pure_file: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io pure file roundtrip", - entry: "src/v2/extdeps/runtimes/effect_io_handler_claims_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_pure_file_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_pure_http: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io pure http roundtrip", - entry: "src/v2/extdeps/runtimes/effect_io_handler_claims_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_pure_http_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_pure_storage: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io pure storage roundtrip", - entry: "src/v2/extdeps/runtimes/effect_io_handler_claims_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_pure_storage_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_host_read_fail_closed: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io host read fail closed", - entry: "src/v2/extdeps/runtimes/effect_io_handler_claims_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_host_read_fail_closed_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_host_http_backend: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io host http backend routes", - entry: "src/v2/extdeps/runtimes/effect_io_handler_claims_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_host_http_backend_routes_http_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_ts_effect_io_emit: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "typescript effect io emit", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/typescript_effect_io_emit.dag", - function: "ts_effect_io_emit_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_eval_roundtrip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io eval roundtrip", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/effect_io_eval_by_execution_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_eval_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_eval_unbound_fail_closed: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "effect io eval unbound fail closed", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/effect_io_eval_by_execution_test.dag", - function: "effect_io_eval_unbound_fail_closed_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_dag_root_probe: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "dag root parametric gate probe", - entry: "dag/test/claim/corpus_gate_dag_root_probe.dag", - function: "witness_dag_root_gate_probe", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_probe_selector_cf_import_resolves: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "probe-selector compute_fabric import resolves", - entry: "dag/test/claim/probe_selector_compute_fabric_import_repro.dag", - function: "probe_selector_compute_fabric_import_repro_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_markup_serializer_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "markup fragment-ir serializer keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/markup_serializer_witness_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_html_markup_xss_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "html markup xss reject keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/html_markup_xss_witness_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_html_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "html emit consumer + XSS reject keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/html_emit_witness_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_markdown_markup_xss_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "markdown markup consumer + XSS reject keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/markdown_markup_xss_witness_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_gunbhub_serve_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "gunbhub serve render surface keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/gunbhub_serve_witness_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_filesystem_write_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "live filesystem write effect keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/filesystem_write_witness.dag", - function: "filesystem_write_keystone_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_gunbhub_react_browse_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "gunbhub react browse page serialize keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/gunbhub_react_browse_witness_test.dag", - function: "gunbhub_browse_keystone_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_react_jsx_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "react JSX emit via TS fold keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/react_jsx_emit_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_js_site_emit_keystone: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "js site 3-page Fragment dual emit keystone", - entry: "dag/test/claim/js_site_emit_test.dag", - function: "", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_measure_nat_magnitude_roundtrip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "measure carrier M=v2.std.nat.Nat magnitude round-trip", - entry: "dag/test/claim/measure_magnitude_carrier.dag", - function: "measure_nat_magnitude_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_measure_signed_magnitude_roundtrip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "measure carrier signed M=Int magnitude round-trip", - entry: "dag/test/claim/measure_magnitude_carrier.dag", - function: "measure_signed_magnitude_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_measure_two_hop_alias_count_roundtrip: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "measure carrier two-hop alias .count round-trip", - entry: "dag/test/claim/measure_magnitude_carrier.dag", - function: "measure_two_hop_alias_count_roundtrip_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_resistor_map: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 resistor map v=R*i", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_anchor_resistor_map_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_signed_magnitude_resistor_map: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 signed negative current resistor map (int_mul R·i)", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_signed_magnitude_resistor_map_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_signed_magnitude_capacitor_fold: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 signed Form-B capacitor fold (zero-cross discriminating)", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_signed_magnitude_capacitor_fold_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_capacitor_fold: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 capacitor fold dv=i*dt/C", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_anchor_capacitor_fold_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_inductor_fold: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 inductor fold di=V*dt/L", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_anchor_inductor_fold_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_capacitor_fold_chronological: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 capacitor fold_list chronological integration", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_anchor_capacitor_fold_chronological_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_capacitor_zero_rating_rejects: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 capacitor int_div fail-closed on zero rating", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/timeseries_passive_map_fold_anchor.dag", - function: "timeseries_anchor_capacitor_zero_rating_rejects", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_resistor_passive_topology: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "timeseries S1 spice Resistor projects ResistorPassive topology", - entry: "src/v2/extdeps/formats/spice_passive_projection_test.dag", - function: "spice_resistor_projects_resistor_passive_topology_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_rc_ngspice_op: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "SP-M1 spice RC tran ngspice emit matches golden", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/extdeps/spice_rc_ngspice_oracle_test.dag", - function: "spice_rc_ngspice_op_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_rc_ngspice_nonempty: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "SP-M1 spice RC tran ngspice emit nonempty", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/extdeps/spice_rc_ngspice_oracle_test.dag", - function: "spice_rc_tran_emit_ngspice_nonempty_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_rc_passive_deck_authority: ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow = ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow { - label: "spice RC passive deck fixture authority (vin-R1-mid-C1-ground + .op)", - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/extdeps/spice_rc_passive_deck_claims_test.dag", - function: "spice_rc_passive_deck_authority_holds", - expected: ExpectPass -} - -data claim_witness_corpus_shard_a_rows: List = [ - corpus_ci_gate_row_dag_add_emit_matches_serialize, - corpus_ci_gate_row_dag_add_emit_ingest_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_english_emit_ingest_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_add_arrow_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_pick_ingested_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_branch_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_branch_if_then_else_round_trip_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_branch_if_then_else_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_round_trip_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_bind_demand_driven_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_add_fn, - corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_operand_swap, - corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_catalog_minus, - corpus_ci_gate_row_add_body_ts_emit_missing_catalog, - corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_body_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_whole_program_parity, - corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_section_adapter_fail_closed, - corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_sg2_projection_falsification, - corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_sg2_fold_row_delimiter -] - -data claim_witness_corpus_shard_b_rows: List = [ - corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_grammar_relation_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_type_decl_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_typescript_same_language_source_emit_round_trip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_lazy_arm_eval_acceptance_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_demand_driven_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_eval_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_loop_round_trip_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_closure_enumeration_duplicate_free, - corpus_ci_gate_row_program_partition_fail_closed_facts_closure_fold, - corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_rust_wire_serde_screaming_snake, - corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_rust_wire_serde_snake_case, - corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_rust_wire_serde_naming_discriminates, - corpus_ci_gate_row_cwc_nary_coproduct_normalize, - corpus_ci_gate_row_witness_sg2_arrow, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_pure_file, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_pure_http, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_pure_storage, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_host_read_fail_closed, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_host_http_backend, - corpus_ci_gate_row_ts_effect_io_emit, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_eval_roundtrip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_effect_io_eval_unbound_fail_closed, - corpus_ci_gate_row_dag_root_probe, - corpus_ci_gate_row_probe_selector_cf_import_resolves, - corpus_ci_gate_row_markup_serializer_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_html_markup_xss_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_html_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_markdown_markup_xss_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_filesystem_write_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_gunbhub_react_browse_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_react_jsx_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_js_site_emit_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_gunbhub_serve_keystone, - corpus_ci_gate_row_measure_nat_magnitude_roundtrip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_measure_signed_magnitude_roundtrip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_measure_two_hop_alias_count_roundtrip, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_resistor_map, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_signed_magnitude_resistor_map, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_signed_magnitude_capacitor_fold, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_capacitor_fold, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_inductor_fold, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_capacitor_fold_chronological, - corpus_ci_gate_row_timeseries_capacitor_zero_rating_rejects, - corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_resistor_passive_topology, - corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_rc_ngspice_op, - corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_rc_ngspice_nonempty, - corpus_ci_gate_row_spice_rc_passive_deck_authority -] From 07af63cc88c0aaa78f2ca24dc6c97a802ab3f540 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 18:48:20 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 19/81] Correct the regen retirement: it is order-dependent, and the drift gates do not ride on it The regen paragraph in witness_floor_workflow stated its retirement in a settled present tense it had not earned. regen_stage0 and its 142-entry roster are deleted on integration/v1-cut and ALIVE on main, so "its subject is deleted" is a fact about a branch, not about the repository, while the paragraph read as though the obligation were already discharged. Two arms it did not name, both now stated: - if THIS cut lands first, main carries a live regen authority with no required job invoking it. That is a real gap someone must own, not a settled absence. - if v1-cut never lands, the item returns to the queue as an ordinary unmet obligation rather than a retired one. An unfireable retirement is worse than no retirement, because it reads as handled and so never ranks for attention -- the same failure shape as an inert lens, and section 4b requires a trigger that can actually fire. This is the identical branch-dependent-population defect already declared on the src/v1 coverage gap row a few hours earlier. Having applied that discipline there and not here is the point worth recording: the defect is not hard to see once named, it is hard to remember to look for. SEPARATELY, AND MEASURED: the drift gates do not ride on regen. On the v1-cut branch heal_generated_artifacts PASSES while regen is RED, so "the regen fixed point and the generated-artifact drift gates" is two obligations with two subjects and only the regen half is order-dependent. Recorded so a future reader cannot retire the drift gates by association when the regen half retires. Prose only. No mechanism, no generated artifact, no change to the emitted workflow. Parse-checked: 0 blocking errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 18 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 18 insertions(+) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index bc81cd16987..8bf499c9618 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -53,6 +53,24 @@ import std.types { List, String, Int } // regen affected-set skip witness are therefore all off this queue permanently; each had exactly // one subject. The consequence for this fold is that no second required CI path competes with it // for the floor budget. +// +// THAT RETIREMENT IS ORDER-DEPENDENT, and the paragraph above states it in a settled present +// tense it has not earned (corrected 2026-08-15, cross-branch review). `regen_stage0` and its +// roster are deleted on integration/v1-cut and ALIVE on main. So "its subject is deleted" is true +// on that branch and not yet true of the repository, and the retirement above discharges only if +// v1-cut reaches main. If this cut lands FIRST, main carries a live regen authority with no +// required job invoking it -- which is a real gap someone must own, not the settled absence the +// paragraph describes -- and if v1-cut never lands, the item returns to the queue as an ordinary +// unmet obligation rather than a retired one. This is the same branch-dependent-population defect +// already declared on the src/v1 coverage gap row, and it is recorded here because a reader +// checking main and a reader checking the cut branch would otherwise disagree about whether this +// obligation exists at all. Whichever cut merges second owns the reconciliation. +// +// THE DRIFT GATES DO NOT RIDE ON THIS. Measured on the v1-cut branch: heal_generated_artifacts +// PASSES while regen is RED. So "the regen fixed point and the generated-artifact drift gates" +// is two obligations with two subjects, and only the regen half is order-dependent. The drift +// gates stay on the queue above unconditionally, and a future reader must not retire them by +// association when the regen half retires. data witness_floor_workflow_job_id: String = "witnesses" From 73d17791c218b36b32d256bd01e329d210c81a47 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 20:31:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 20/81] Close every mechanical defect in the fold's subject: 18 -> 5, and only judgment calls remain The branch-head fold now refuses with 5 diagnostics in 2 files, down from 18 in 11. Everything closed here was a decidable local defect with a wrong-but-obvious answer; what remains is exactly the two questions that need a ruling rather than a patch. CLOSED, each verified against the actual declaration rather than guessed: nat_compare ambiguous v2.std.nat vs std.nat -> qualified to v2.std.nat, which the enclosing fn already names in its own signature (v2.std.nat.Nat) resolve unique declaration referenced bare cross-module -> v2.compiler.resolve subterm_at called with p: where the parameter is declared path: Optional/Witness rust_call_facts_miss returns Optional and its consumer matched it with Holds/Violates. Three diagnostics, one defect. Now matched with Present/Absent, behaviour preserved exactly: facts when present, generic facts when absent function value predicate: fn(CostCoverageFnVerdict) -> Bool called with a named argument. A function VALUE carries no parameter names -- named args bind against a declaration, and there is none. Called positionally EqualsClaim rows six diagnostics across three lens/application files, one shape: lhs took a Bool and rhs took the literal true, where the carrier declares lhs: Node, rhs: Node. Repaired to the idiom already working in-tree (v2.test.lens_fact_density.kernel_ambient_bool): the *_claim_rhs fn returns the expected NODE when the predicate holds and a distinct node when it does not, with lhs pinned to the expected node. The claim still passes exactly when the predicate holds and fails when it does not -- the assertion is preserved, not weakened into a tautology. REMAINING 5 ARE NOT MECHANICAL AND ARE DELIBERATELY UNTOUCHED: 3 method surface: complement/meet/join on Container(BooleanAlgebra, Coproduct(Bool)). BooleanAlgebra is a RECORD whose fields are functions; the call is field projection spelled as method syntax. Whether that should resolve is a substrate question, and DESIGN section 4 says operations come from inhabitance. 2 Empty/Cons in pattern position against List at one site, two arms. Narrowed to a DOTTED cross-module type argument, 1 positive against 34 in-tree negative controls, traced to namespace wave 1 on main. Three lanes hit this root. Making either go away at the use site is how a narrowed subject gets built, so neither was touched. Both are escalated with witnesses. Parse-checked whole-source-root: 0 blocking errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .../application_subterm_at_empty_path.dag | 2 +- .../apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection.dag | 16 ++++++++++++---- .../substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag | 16 ++++++++++++---- .../subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag | 16 ++++++++++++---- src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag | 2 +- .../rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval_test.dag | 4 ++-- .../claim/long/cwc_resolution_probe_test.dag | 2 +- src/v2/workflow/testclaim_corpus_runner.dag | 2 +- 8 files changed, 42 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/lens/application/application_subterm_at_empty_path.dag b/src/v2/lens/application/application_subterm_at_empty_path.dag index c24b08034d3..8bc5a98b508 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/application/application_subterm_at_empty_path.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/application/application_subterm_at_empty_path.dag @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ data application_subterm_root: Node = Node { } fn application_subterm_at_empty_path_claim_holds() -> Bool { - match subterm_at(root: application_subterm_root, p: Path { steps: [] }) { + match subterm_at(root: application_subterm_root, path: Path { steps: [] }) { Accepted { value: n, diagnostics: _ } => n == application_subterm_root Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/application/apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection.dag b/src/v2/lens/application/apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection.dag index c1abe09ecb9..db92285ff39 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/application/apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/application/apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection.dag @@ -83,14 +83,22 @@ fn apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_holds() -> Bool { } } -fn apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_rhs() -> Bool { - apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_holds() +fn apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_rhs() -> Node { + if apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_holds() { + projection_test_root + } else { + Node { + kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, + children: [], + occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence + } + } } data claim_apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { label: "lens_application/apply_lens_enforce_uses_projection: enforce result carries projection", anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_rhs(), - rhs: true, + lhs: projection_test_root, + rhs: apply_lens_enforce_projection_claim_rhs(), classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/application/substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag b/src/v2/lens/application/substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag index 1fc54712200..47b3ddec52e 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/application/substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/application/substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag @@ -58,14 +58,22 @@ fn substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_holds() -> Bool { } } -fn substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs() -> Bool { - substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_holds() +fn substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs() -> Node { + if substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_holds() { + substitute_ambiguous_duplicate_name_root + } else { + Node { + kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, + children: [], + occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence + } + } } data claim_substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { label: "lens_application/substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name: duplicate named edge rejects", anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs(), - rhs: true, + lhs: substitute_ambiguous_duplicate_name_root, + rhs: substitute_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs(), classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/application/subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag b/src/v2/lens/application/subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag index da608f26dcd..b183cdf2433 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/application/subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/application/subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name.dag @@ -51,14 +51,22 @@ fn subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_holds() -> Bool { } } -fn subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs() -> Bool { - subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_holds() +fn subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs() -> Node { + if subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_holds() { + ambiguous_duplicate_name_root + } else { + Node { + kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, + children: [], + occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence + } + } } data claim_subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { label: "lens_application/subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name: duplicate named edge rejects", anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs(), - rhs: true, + lhs: ambiguous_duplicate_name_root, + rhs: subterm_at_ambiguous_duplicate_name_claim_rhs(), classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } } diff --git a/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag b/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag index b050a695265..6245c861d35 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/enforcement/cost_coverage.dag @@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ fn cost_coverage_count_fn_verdict( xs: rows, empty: 0, cons: fn(acc, row) { - if predicate(verdict: row.verdict) { acc + 1 } else { acc } + if predicate(row.verdict) { acc + 1 } else { acc } } ) } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval_test.dag index d90fc54e70e..dfe950e23c9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/execution/rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/execution/rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval_test.dag @@ -206,8 +206,8 @@ fn emit_call_eval_generic_facts(node: Node) -> InferredFacts { fn emit_call_eval_composed_facts(key: Node) -> Optional { match rust_call_facts_miss(key: key) { - Holds { value: f } => optional_present(value: f) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => optional_present(value: emit_call_eval_generic_facts(node: key)) + Present { value: f } => optional_present(value: f) + Absent => optional_present(value: emit_call_eval_generic_facts(node: key)) } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/cwc_resolution_probe_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/cwc_resolution_probe_test.dag index efb762de714..19ef2fff812 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/cwc_resolution_probe_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/cwc_resolution_probe_test.dag @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ fn cwc_resolve_accepts(src: String) -> Bool { let lm = dag_language_model() match cwc_norm_of(src: src) { Accepted { value: tree, diagnostics: _ } => - match resolve(tree: tree, lm: lm) { + match v2.compiler.resolve.resolve(tree: tree, lm: lm) { Accepted { value: _, diagnostics: _ } => true Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false } diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/testclaim_corpus_runner.dag b/src/v2/workflow/testclaim_corpus_runner.dag index 25c9cd9f1b0..f6d8ae8ba60 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/testclaim_corpus_runner.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/testclaim_corpus_runner.dag @@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ fn list_length_nat(xs: List) -> v2.std.nat.Nat { } fn nat_eq(a: v2.std.nat.Nat, b: v2.std.nat.Nat) -> Bool { - match nat_compare(a: a, b: b) { + match v2.std.nat.nat_compare(a: a, b: b) { Equal => true Less => false Greater => false From 0ac4aa1894d28a0d27ac205fc4ac90ab14d8f59a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 21:01:26 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 21/81] Fold the witness-floor source roots from witness_layer_roots instead of spelling them MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The CI emission hand-wrote `--source-root "$ROOT/dag" --source-root "$ROOT/src/v2"` as a string literal while `gunbc.ci_layer_roots` `witness_layer_roots` is the single authority for that list -- the same one the compile-clean closure and the divergence census read. A literal beside it is a second representation (DESIGN §3), and the rung drop is invisible exactly while the bytes still agree: the copy typechecks and looks finished. The first time the roots moved, this workflow would have compiled a different corpus than every other consumer with nothing to report it. `witness_floor_source_root_flags` folds the authority into the flags, matching the existing `--scan-dir` fold in ci_layer_roots. Proven inert: regenerating `expected_witness_floor_yml` reproduces `.github/workflows/witnesses.yml` byte-for-byte, argv line included. RUNG HONESTY: this restores single authority, it does not fix a demonstrated defect -- the literal and the authority agree today, so no drift can be exhibited. The evidence is that one of them is derived and the other was typed. Class named by tidy-gull-813 on a sibling lane the same day, from its own migration; found here by asking their question of my own emitter rather than only of the files I deleted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 17 +++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index 8bf499c9618..5a67a28c7f3 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ import extdeps.github.actions { import gunbc.runner_spec_from_offer { gunbc_ci_runner_spec } import gunbc.repo_identity { gunbc_default_branch_name } import gunbc.merge_admission_produce { ci_repo_root_shell } +import gunbc.ci_layer_roots { witness_layer_roots } import std.types { List, String, Int } // THE ONLY CI EMISSION THIS REPOSITORY HAS. @@ -136,9 +137,21 @@ fn witness_floor_build_step() -> Step { } } +// The source-root flags are FOLDED from gunbc.ci_layer_roots witness_layer_roots, never spelled +// here. That authority is what the compile-clean closure and the divergence census already read, +// so a literal list in this emitter would be a second representation of it (DESIGN §3) -- and the +// rung drop is invisible exactly while the bytes still agree, because the copy typechecks and +// looks finished. It went in as a literal on the first authoring of this file and is corrected +// here; the class was named by tidy-gull-813 on a sibling lane, same day, from its own migration. +fn witness_floor_source_root_flags() -> String { + fold(witness_layer_roots, init: "", f: fn(acc, root) { + concat(acc, concat(" --source-root \"$ROOT/", concat(root, "\""))) + }) +} + // ONE INVOCATION OF OUR OWN BINARY. Everything the run decides -- which witnesses exist, what // identity each has, which frame it needs, and whether the roster is admissible at all -- is -// decided in .dag by v2.workflow.required_floor. This step passes the two source roots and +// decided in .dag by v2.workflow.required_floor. This step passes the source roots and // nothing else: there is no plan entry, no plan function, no batch id, no worker role and no // selection flag, because the fold has no such concepts to configure. fn witness_floor_run_script() -> String { @@ -146,7 +159,7 @@ fn witness_floor_run_script() -> String { concat("ROOT=", concat(ci_repo_root_shell(), "\n")), concat( "\"$ROOT/target/release/claim_executor\" --required-floor", - " --source-root \"$ROOT/dag\" --source-root \"$ROOT/src/v2\"\n" + concat(witness_floor_source_root_flags(), "\n") ) ) } From 10b800135f510f0f360418c1bdf2eb2f5156b24d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 21:06:38 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 22/81] Record why the two inlined step ids are safe -- and what re-opens the class MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit ci_release_build_step and ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step carry their ids as literals; in the deleted gunbc.ci_workflow they were the named constants falsifier_release_build_step_id and ci_release_bins_step_id. My first reading scored that "two small single-authority downgrades", which is the wrong test. The right test is whether the value crosses a boundary where agreement is required but not checked, and a step id is exactly that: GitHub Actions resolves steps. job-scoped, and a mismatch does not fail -- it resolves to null and the comparison is unconditionally false. That defect ran at least sixteen days across three repair attempts on this repo, one of which introduced a strictly worse version while fixing the prior one, with nineteen corpus diagnostics uncaught in the window. Measured at this head: no reference to steps.release_build or steps.release_bins exists anywhere in the tree. The constants' only consumer was falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, which built the condition by concat over the constant -- and it went in this cut. So the inline is safe because THE CONSUMER THAT MADE THE BINDING LOAD-BEARING WAS DELETED WITH IT, which is a fact about the current population, not a property of the construction. The next if: gating on steps.release_bins.outcome will hand-write the string with nothing binding it. Recorded beside the ids so the next reader gets the condition rather than the score. Emission proven unchanged: expected_fleet_converge_yml reproduces fleet-converge.yml byte-for-byte (annotations are erased before semantic passes, DESIGN §4c -- verified, not assumed). Class, history and the better test: tidy-pike-117, 2026-08-15; consumer census verified here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag | 20 ++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 20 insertions(+) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag b/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag index 3767c6d2efb..fb7987a7fb6 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/fleet_workflow_steps.dag @@ -164,6 +164,26 @@ fn ci_cargo_build_jobs_count() -> Int { )) } +// STEP IDS ARE INLINE HERE, AND THE CONDITION THAT MAKES THAT SAFE IS A FACT ABOUT THE CURRENT +// POPULATION -- NOT A PROPERTY OF THIS CONSTRUCTION. Both ids ("release_build" below, +// "release_bins" in ci_release_bins_unpack_verify_step) were named constants in the deleted +// gunbc.ci_workflow: falsifier_release_build_step_id and ci_release_bins_step_id. Those +// constants existed to BIND a step's id to the if-condition gating on it, and their only +// consumer was gunbc.falsifier_run_control falsifier_control_prerequisite_if, which built +// "steps..outcome == 'success'" by concat over the constant. That file went in this cut, so +// measured at this head there is no reference to steps.release_build or steps.release_bins +// anywhere in the tree, and inlining is safe TODAY. +// +// WHY IT IS RECORDED RATHER THAN SCORED SMALL: GitHub Actions resolves steps. job-scoped and +// a mismatch does not fail -- it resolves to null and the comparison is unconditionally false, +// silently. That exact defect ran at least sixteen days across three repair attempts, one of +// which (#7812) introduced a strictly worse version while fixing the prior one, and nineteen +// corpus diagnostics went uncaught in the window; the history is in the deleted module's +// falsifier_control_prerequisite_execution_proof_note (git history). The binding's only consumer +// went with the cut. THE NEXT PERSON TO ADD AN if: GATING ON steps.release_bins.outcome WILL +// HAND-WRITE THE STRING, AND NOTHING HERE BINDS IT TO THE ID -- that re-opens the class. If a +// condition ever consumes either id, restore the constant first and derive both sides from it. +// (Class and history: tidy-pike-117, 2026-08-15; consumer census verified at this head.) fn ci_release_build_step() -> Step { RunStep { name: Present { value: "Build release bins (claim_executor + gunbc)" }, From 0a0a94dabccd60351c6850d5ea2f91ae4c575b55 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 21:10:42 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 23/81] Revert the scaffold-index repoint: declining a repair inside a deletion subject I had repointed compiler_tests_harness_trigger's bind off v2.test.workflow.claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner (deleted in this cut) onto v2.workflow.required_floor / RequiredFloorClaim, because a dangling bind inside a live Scaffold disposition looked worse than a correct one. Reverted. WHY, and it is not that the row was wrong -- it pointed at a module that exists and is the actual successor. It is that four independent censuses now agree this file's subject is going away: 41 of 41 ct_ names defined in files another cut deletes, 57 v1 module-path literals whose modules a third cut deletes, and my own path-literal join. Editing it at all is investment in a dying authority, and here it also costs visibility -- DESIGN's evidence inversion, consequence three of deferring a deletion: an optimized X looks healthier, so each improvement reads as evidence the replacement is less urgent. One true row in a hollow roster makes the file read as tended, and a tended-looking roster does not get deleted. THE PARTIALLY-REPAIRED ARTIFACT IS WORSE THAN THE ROTTEN ONE BECAUSE IT IS MORE PLAUSIBLE. So the bind rejoins the 32 deleted .dag paths this cut leaves named as string literals in 30 surviving carriers, none of which refuses. That population is recorded as a census, not swept: they are the .dag-side half of the same delete-first question, gated the same way. Found, declined, and stated -- a declined repair with a reason is worth more to the next reader than a silent fix. Ruling: tidy-pike-117, 2026-08-15, on my own disclosure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag b/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag index 57f2e8f3f5a..62281b9cebb 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/language_source_scaffold_index.dag @@ -214,8 +214,8 @@ data runtime_rust_filesystem_row: LanguageSourceScaffoldRow = LanguageSourceScaf data compiler_tests_harness_trigger: Disposition = Scaffold { dissolves_to: SingleAuthority, bind: DeclarationRef { - module_path: "v2.workflow.required_floor", - decl_name: "RequiredFloorClaim", + module_path: "v2.test.workflow.claim_witness_corpus_ci_runner", + decl_name: "ClaimWitnessCorpusClaimRunRow", field: WholeDeclaration } } From 97ffcdfe63887e47c5027c9c0319b31240ccf55a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 21:22:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 24/81] Preserve the fast-lane symbol names across the re-home, and re-home its rule note MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit THE SHAPE-CHANGED PASS ON MY OWN CUT, and it found the defect in my own re-home rather than in anything I deleted. When the CI wipe deleted v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan I re-homed the five-second fast-lane budget into gunbc.witness_row_cost -- correct move, the threshold is a fact about what a witness row may cost and that is this module's subject -- and RENAMED IT in the same motion, to witness_row_fast_lane_*. It typechecked, it read tidier, and it broke 65 citations at once: 58 naming gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget (every dissolution row in gunbc.ci_layer_roots that says an entry re-enrolls when its eval lands under that budget) and 7 naming gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms, including the migration-threshold derivation and the comment in its witness asserting the 500ms figure is derived rather than typed. DESIGN §3 rules that a citation names the SYMBOL precisely so it survives a move. A RENAME DURING A MOVE IS THE ONE EDIT THAT DEFEATS THAT, and it defeats it silently, because nothing resolves a citation. Names restored; 72 citations now name a symbol that exists. Verified by execution: witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_ms() still derives 500. ALSO RE-HOMED: gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note, which I deleted with its old module while keeping the budget it explains -- 25 rows cite it. Re-homed under its own name and CORRECTED rather than restored verbatim, because the original asserts an enforcement mechanism this cut removed: the executor armed a per-witness eval deadline from that budget, and that executor is deleted. Restoring the text unchanged would have carried a false claim into a live carrier under a name 25 rows cite. The note now states what survives (the long/ dir policy, the threshold), what died (enforcement -- no consumer arms this budget today), the receipt that justified the deadline in the first place (run 29183446733: 243 of 270 minutes after the last progress line, zero witnesses completed), the rung drop, and the restoration trigger. Class and the scoping rule that found it: tidy-pike-117 / crisp-crab, 2026-08-15 -- a row describing a ROLE survives a change of mechanism, a row describing a MECHANISM does not, so scope the pass by what surviving rows describe rather than by the size of the diff. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag | 17 +++++++++++++---- src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag | 6 +++--- 2 files changed, 16 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag index 0f6d8949ca7..4e9c459f9d3 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_row_cost.dag @@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ fn witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_order_of_magnitude() -> Nat { } fn witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_ms() -> Nat { - witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() / witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_order_of_magnitude() + gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() / witness_row_cost_migration_threshold_order_of_magnitude() } type MigrationDisclosureVerdict @@ -663,8 +663,17 @@ fn witness_cost_seed_timed_out_event( // module's subject; it sat in the floor plan only because the floor plan was what armed it. No // consumer arms it today -- the executor that did is deleted -- so this is the threshold's // declaration, not a claim that anything enforces it. -data witness_row_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget: Second = second(count: 5) +// +// THE NAMES ARE PRESERVED ACROSS THE MOVE, DELIBERATELY. The first version of this re-home renamed +// them to witness_row_fast_lane_*, which typechecked and read tidier and broke 65 citations in one +// motion -- every dissolution row in gunbc.ci_layer_roots that names the budget it must fall under, +// plus the migration-threshold note and its witness. DESIGN §3 rules that a citation names the +// SYMBOL, precisely so it survives a move; a rename during a move is the one edit that defeats +// that, and it defeats it silently, because no citation is checked. A move keeps the name. +data gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget: Second = second(count: 5) -fn witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { - second_count(s: witness_row_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget) * 1000 +fn gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() -> v2.std.nat.Nat { + second_count(s: gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget) * 1000 } + +data gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note: String = "Fast-lane 5-second rule (operator ruling 2026-07-12). RE-HOMED HERE 2026-08-15 from v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan, deleted by the CI wipe, and CORRECTED IN THE SAME MOTION rather than restored verbatim — the original text asserted an enforcement mechanism this cut removed, and re-homing it unchanged would have carried a false claim into a live carrier under a name 25 other rows cite. WHAT SURVIVES: a witness whose OWN eval takes 5 seconds or longer does not run in per-PR discovery — it lives under a long/ test dir (dag/test/claim/long/, src/v2/test/claim/long/), excluded from discovery at dir grain (gunbc.ci_layer_roots long_lane_exclusion_note) and triggered independently (local recipe: claim_batch --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry --functions ). The threshold itself is gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget above, this module's own row. WHAT DIED, STATED PLAINLY: enforcement. The original read 'Enforcement is by execution, not census: the executor arms a cooperative per-witness eval deadline from the budget row (v1_interpreter EvalBudgetExceeded — a typed FAIL row naming the over-budget witness; the bound unwinds from INSIDE eval because in-process worker threads have no kill authority, the Phase A governor lesson)', and the executor that armed it is deleted. NO CONSUMER ARMS THIS BUDGET TODAY. So the dir policy is a placement convention with no execution behind it, and an over-budget witness in per-PR discovery now runs to completion instead of failing red in seconds with its name in the log. THE RISK THAT RE-OPENS, kept because it is the receipt that justified the deadline and it is exactly what is unguarded again: an unbounded eval previously burned the 270-minute step cap in billed silence (run 29183446733: 243 of 270 minutes after the last progress line, zero witnesses completed). RUNG: this class drops from mechanically preventable to unguarded for the duration of the cut, declared here rather than left to be rediscovered by a runner that hangs. RESTORATION TRIGGER: the re-added floor arms a per-witness eval deadline from this row again, at which point this paragraph deletes and the enforcement sentence returns. Dissolve-on (unchanged, and it outlives the restoration): per-witness declared cost envelopes (the witness-cost-locality admission law) replace the blanket lane budget with declared rows." diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag b/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag index e7d773c5764..e42f39567cb 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/ci_placement.dag @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import std.nat { Nat } import v2.std.text { String } import v2.std.collection { List } import v2.std.algebra { any, filter, length } -import gunbc.witness_row_cost { witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms } +import gunbc.witness_row_cost { gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms } import gunbc.commit_workflow { CommitCheckEnrollment, CommitWorkflowSurface, @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import gunbc.commit_workflow { commit_check_kind_eq } -data ci_placement_law_note: String = "The two-tier placement axis (ci-two-tier-placement-redesign.md D3, operator 2026-07-24): a check rides the PR path iff its measured warm cost is within the fast-lane budget OR its cost is proportional to the diff; everything else is a Gauntlet row (main pushes + the 4h falsifier cadence). Placement is DATA (PrTier | Gauntlet), never per-site prose. Admission is FAIL-CLOSED by construction: PrTier is admissible ONLY with (a) a measured warm-cost receipt within the fast-lane budget and (b) a hermetic/ephemeral classification; an unmeasured or unclassified check is inadmissible as PrTier and its only valid placement is Gauntlet — no row rides the fast path by taste. The 5s threshold is REUSED from the single fast-lane authority (gunbc.witness_row_cost witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms), never a second 5s definition. That row moved out of v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan when the CI wipe deleted that module on 2026-08-15; its home is now the module whose subject is what a witness row may cost, and NO consumer arms it today because the executor that did is deleted -- so it is a declared threshold rather than an enforced one. The roster of real checks and their PrTier flips are FILLED from the D2 warm-cost probe on fleet srv hardware; until a check has a measured receipt it stays Gauntlet, so this mechanism is correct-by-construction with an empty PrTier set. Wiring the placement onto the live check rows (gates, ci-job steps, floor batches) and the Gauntlet workflow split ride PR-1 (D3b)." +data ci_placement_law_note: String = "The two-tier placement axis (ci-two-tier-placement-redesign.md D3, operator 2026-07-24): a check rides the PR path iff its measured warm cost is within the fast-lane budget OR its cost is proportional to the diff; everything else is a Gauntlet row (main pushes + the 4h falsifier cadence). Placement is DATA (PrTier | Gauntlet), never per-site prose. Admission is FAIL-CLOSED by construction: PrTier is admissible ONLY with (a) a measured warm-cost receipt within the fast-lane budget and (b) a hermetic/ephemeral classification; an unmeasured or unclassified check is inadmissible as PrTier and its only valid placement is Gauntlet — no row rides the fast path by taste. The 5s threshold is REUSED from the single fast-lane authority (gunbc.witness_row_cost gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms), never a second 5s definition. That row moved out of v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan when the CI wipe deleted that module on 2026-08-15; its home is now the module whose subject is what a witness row may cost, and NO consumer arms it today because the executor that did is deleted -- so it is a declared threshold rather than an enforced one. The roster of real checks and their PrTier flips are FILLED from the D2 warm-cost probe on fleet srv hardware; until a check has a measured receipt it stays Gauntlet, so this mechanism is correct-by-construction with an empty PrTier set. Wiring the placement onto the live check rows (gates, ci-job steps, floor batches) and the Gauntlet workflow split ride PR-1 (D3b)." type PlacementClassification = Hermetic @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ fn classification_admits_pr_tier(c: PlacementClassification) -> Bool { } fn warm_cost_within_fast_lane(wc: WarmCostReceipt) -> Bool { - wc.measured_ms <= witness_row_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() + wc.measured_ms <= gunbc_ci_fast_lane_eval_budget_ms() } fn placement_is_admissible(p: Placement) -> Bool { From 015fb02a3832caa998eb4f644c531b040eff9c37 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 22:01:49 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 25/81] Declare the CI rung drop in DESIGN, and fix three citations this cut falsified MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit THE AUTHORITY ROW FOR MY OWN WORK WAS DESCRIBING A SYSTEM I DELETED. DESIGN's Building & checks bullet recited, in present tense, a claim_executor invocation with a --plan-entry naming a deleted plan, a falsifier that is deleted, and a corpus_selection_off_note that is deleted. A knowingly-false present-tense recital in the canonical authority is not a neutral hold: every session reading it plans against a command that does not exist. Rewritten as the §4b rung-drop declaration -- what was there, that it is deleted, what runs now, THAT NOTHING HAS EXECUTED, what is unguarded meanwhile, and the restoration trigger. Not a description of a finished replacement; describing the rebuild as done would be the inflation §4b names as worse than sitting low. The section gets rewritten in one pass when the re-add queue closes, which is the trigger stated in the text rather than held in my head. ENUMERATED BEFORE REPLACING, over four passes, because a prose row is deleted for one reason and takes everything in it -- the same rule that governs deleting a witness file whole. The first attempt regenerated 6KB smaller while only four lines differed, and the size delta was the only thing that caught it. Preserved: tools.dag_compile_clean_scope and its import-closure selection, regen_stage0/regen_input_sources, the grammar-owned YAML parse claim (never a floor fact at all), the 2026-07-11 Rust-suite and 2026-07-08 clippy removal rulings, and the 2026-08-13 whole-roster directive -- which the replacement satisfies BY CONSTRUCTION, having no selection flag to set. TWO OTHER CITATIONS THIS CUT FALSIFIED, corrected minimally in carriers I do not own: gunbc.ci_spec x2 -- both cite v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan corpus_selection_off_note, deleted here. Now marked as history with the live property named, their rows otherwise untouched. AND ONE OF MINE, WHICH IS THE SAME CLASS I HAVE BEEN REPORTING ALL DAY. I had corrected a stale `cli_run::selection_control_input_sources` citation inside a receipt string -- at the LEAF, src/v1/stage0/src/v1_std_core.rs, whose own header says "Generated by v1 compiler -- do not edit." That made it bytes-only: an assertion with no authority behind it, silently reverted by the first regeneration after merge, in a file no drift gate compares. The correction now lands at src/v1/00_core.dag compiler_diagnostic_seed_projection_note, and the authority's text matches the leaf's byte-for-byte, so the leaf is derived rather than asserted. DESIGN.md regenerated from the corrected producer and verified identical to expected_design_md output; delta -4229 bytes against 4 changed lines, checked rather than assumed. Rulings and classes: tidy-pike-117 (ownership decides timing; enumerate before replacing; check the size delta against the diff), crisp-crab (fix at the authority, not the next artifact up), 2026-08-15. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- DESIGN.md | 4 ++-- dag/gunbc/ci_spec.dag | 4 ++-- dag/gunbc/design_document.dag | 4 ++-- src/v1/00_core.dag | 2 +- 4 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/DESIGN.md b/DESIGN.md index 7a62085bc9f..8a1b2cf5aa2 100644 --- a/DESIGN.md +++ b/DESIGN.md @@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ hollow alias (minimality ≠ grounding) · state-space conflation (an `Option`/` - **publication and reference-admission capabilities — carrier retirement, replacement ontology unresolved.** **Removal record (operator ruling 2026-08-01):** the Stage-0 `Publish`/`Reference` effect-grant experiment retired after its sole live publication consumer, the placement gate, was deleted. `Reference` and `Publish` were removed from `std.effect_grant.Verb`, `AudienceScopeTree` was removed, and `std.visibility_grant` plus its carrier-only witnesses were deleted; generic authorization admission re-homed onto the `std.access` kernel. This retires those carriers, not the underlying capabilities. Publication remains required, but no replacement ontology has been selected and any redesign requires operator review before implementation. Reference-edge admission — whether an edge may form within one compiled program — is a separate deferred capability awaiting a concrete consumer; the publication rollback decides nothing about it. **Stage 0 per-file placement gate DELETED:** its constant `Publish World` rows duplicated Git's post-cutover path population, four same-day repair rounds raced identical reconstructions and repeatedly redded fleet CI, ordinary modifications were invisible, and a CI check after a public push could protect merge integrity but not confidentiality because the objects had already reached public storage. New public files require no stamp. Any future confidentiality boundary must act before unauthorized bytes enter public storage — for example by withholding public-write capability from ordinary sessions — but that constraint selects no replacement architecture. The locked extension remains a **publication capability product, not a ladder**: source/interface disclosure, artifact delivery, local/remote execution, integrity, reproducibility, existence/churn disclosure, revocation/erase, and placement/trust are independent policy axes. An emitted artifact is not source disclosure but remains inspectable; client-held key means plaintext access, distinct from remote/attested key custody. Locked blobs use AEAD with subject/interface/version/audience/policy context bound as associated data plus confidentiality-and-integrity-preserving per-audience key wraps; wrong key/context/authentication is typed refusal. Per-statement holes remain refused; interface/realization is the cut; size padding and `Secret`/`Pii`→`SecretRef` construction constraints remain. Commitments never promise zero leakage: length, timing, interface shape, wrap count, access pattern, low-entropy guessing, and churn stay in a named threat model. Remote execution and SCM diagnostics obey information-flow/noninterference + explicit declassification; metering prices an oracle but does not secure it, and unauthorized audiences receive only a non-leaking diagnostic projection. Cryptographic erase is conditional on every key/wrap/backup/cache/derivative/recovery path being sanitized and the result validated, never “delete one key.” → [retired node/subtree carrier experiment](docs/plans/node-subtree-visibility-grants.md) - **effect grants over namespaces — dissolve `Hermetic | Wet` into (frame × verb × subtree).** The 2-valued `Hermetic | Wet` enum conflates four axes (input closure / replayability, output reach / interference, handler binding, selection eligibility) — a §3 state-space conflation with proto-envelopes already forked (the hand-rolled `workspace_root` containment gate, `std.resources.ResourceHandle`, `AuthScope`, `LiveTreeDisposition`). End shape (§3, cited not minted): an effect target is a position in a containment tree that already exists — filesystem paths, URIs, `/proc`, service-operation paths, and the unifying case **code names themselves** (the containment tree the namespace-resolution lane makes the single naming authority); permission is a grant of (verb × subtree) attached to a `Frame`; admissibility is the namespace prefix relation — the same `⊑` the resolver walks, content-addressing hashes, and termination reads, so effects become the **fourth consumer** of the one containment structure. Dispatch projects an `EffectRequest` through `std.access.AccessPolicy` fail-closed (`Deny` carries the typed/located/counted refusal, never a silent widen — §5); *replayable* / *isolated* / `LiveTreeDisposition` become **derived** projections, and `Hermetic | Wet | Record` survive only as named envelope presets, deleted at the end. Frame-containment is graded on the §5 construction/validation axis (`LifecycleByConstruction` vs `LifecycleByConvention`). No code lands from the design doc; the FLAG-A interim is the only near-term consumer. → [effect-namespace-grants design](docs/plans/effect-namespace-grants.md) - **shell → intent: the intent layer is language-blind (operator-aligned 2026-07-17; census/routing consolidated onto sibling authorities 2026-07-19).** §3/§4 restated for the shell case: the `.dag` intent may not name a target language — a workflow is an ordinary dependency graph over modeled operations (§4: a program is `Node`+`Edge`); *the intent IS the `.dag` graph* (operator), and `src/v2/std/orchestration.dag` `Pipeline` is optional sugar, never the authority. Two distinct downstream layers, not to be conflated: **emit** (§4 — `emit(intent, Bash)`, one grammar read backward, target as a *parameter*) and **realization** (§2 — pure-spec → host-effect, N transports `LocalShell`/`SshShell`, `dag/gunbc/host_effect_realize.dag`). **Routing (the load-bearing correction, operator review 2026-07-19): most sites do NOT emit bash.** Runtime-present sites (a gunbc runtime / typed transport is on the path) realize as typed service ops / typed transports / binary-interpreted effect-plan via `host_effect_apply` — no bash emitted (precedent already in tree: `floor_diff_observe` calls `git.Core.DiffUnified0` directly; `host_identity_converge` funnels through `host_effect_apply`); only foreign executors (GHA `run:`, cron, git hooks) and pre-runtime bootstrap windows render through the bounded v2 bash grammar rows. The authority for that routing is `authorize_shell_emission` (provisioning-window lane); the per-site residual census + arc-completion scoping is `shell-to-dag-residual-census-and-arc-completion.md` (witty-ibex-317) — DESIGN carries no parallel copy of either. **Invariant (enforceable):** the intent imports no language-construction vocab — emit-internal; `src/v2/lens/realization_vocabulary_containment.dag` confines it (LANDED #6854). The lens confines by MODULE, and naming what it actually reads is the whole point of §3's cite-the-symbol rule: `target_ast_vocab_module_prefixes` = `v2.extdeps.languages.bash`, `v2.workflow.bash`, plus `target_ast_vocab_modules` = `extdeps.languages.typescript.program`. The bash vocabulary is `v2.extdeps.languages.bash_build`'s `bash_build_*` constructors and the `v2.workflow.bash_command_fold_serialize` backend. *(Corrected 2026-07-31: this sentence previously listed the confined vocab as ``bash_build``, ``bash_command_fold_serialize``, ``the ShellStmt/ShellWord/ShellProgram coproduct``, ``serialize_bash``. The first two are real modules; the last two NAME NOTHING — the bash AST is built as generic `Node` (every `bash_build_*` fn returns `Node`), there is no ShellStmt/ShellWord/ShellProgram coproduct, and no `serialize_bash` is defined anywhere in the tree. Both were dissolved by the typed-WitnessBin migration (Phase D, 2026-07-14), which the `dag/tools/*` transport notes record and this row did not follow. The WALL WAS NEVER AFFECTED — the lens confines module prefixes, not these names, so nothing was unguarded; what rotted was the description of it, in the sentence declaring the invariant. That is the §3 positional/symbolic citation class exactly: a name-level claim in the canonical authority that a grep would have decided, sitting false while the mechanism it describes stayed correct. Found by a corpus citation sweep, not by anyone touching this row.)* Meta-exec confinement is **PARTIAL**: Wave A1 (#6900) module-isolated `shell.Exec.Run/.Check` and the import wall now has an empty exception roster, and the construction half is CLOSED at the type: `TransportScript` has exactly one mint, sealed by `admit_callers` to two named production decls, so no module can form a transport value by literal or by cast. What is still open is one rung lower and named precisely: the two admitted bridges take a bare `String`, so any caller of `gunbc.retained_shell_script` `retained_transport` / `retained_runtime` can still route arbitrary text into a transport — counted, reason-bearing and dissolve-on-carrying at every call, but a conspicuous route rather than an impossible one. That residue dissolves with Phase 2, when the runtime-present sites become typed effects on `host_effect_apply` and stop needing a String bridge at all. *(Corrected 2026-07-26: this read "`host_language_transport_script` lens inert, `fail_closed_lockdown.dag`". That lens is **LIVE** — activated by #7184 as a per-PR `ReadsLiveTree` consumer that reds a new raw literal at an enrolled `Run` position — and the transport-script hole it was cited for is **closed by construction on the `ShellOnHost` route only**: `ShellOnHost.script` is the `RetainedShellScript` record and the free minter is deleted — and the `shell.Exec.Run` half is now closed the same way: `TransportScript` is a `sole_constructor` RECORD, not a transparent brand, so neither a cross-module record literal nor an `as TransportScript` cast can produce one, and `extdeps.shell.exec` `transport_script_seal` is the single mint, `admit_callers`-sealed to exactly two production decls (`gunbc.retained_shell_script` `retained_shell_script_to_transport` and `gunbc.bash_materialized_transport` `bash_materialized_transport`) with no test declaration admitted. The cast half required extending the language, not only the carrier: `sole_constructor` was enforced at the record literal only, and `validate_cast` judges a cast only when source AND target both sit in `std.coercion` `dag_cast_rules`, so a cast into a sealed type was unjudged — `04_infer` `sole_constructor_construction_diags` is now the one authority both construction forms consult (corpus census at landing: zero `as ` casts existed across all 17 sole_constructor types, so the form closed without refusing any existing site). What the record cost is a transport projection, proven by execution rather than assumed: `stdin: script.body` delivers exact bytes and `argv` interpolates the same record field into the `sh -c` slot. The lens stays deliberately green on `ComputedApplication`, so it backstops literal blobs rather than being the wall. What remains open is the String-bridge residue named above, not the construction wall and not the already-landed module-import wall.)* **Carriers → `Do{effect}` (never a command string, host-effect-orchestration.md):** the anemic `String` leaves are `host_effect.ShellCommand{script}`, `std.orchestration.Run.command`, and `host_effect.BootstrapFragment.script` — add-replacement → migrate all consumers → delete at arc close (§5 construction; `host_effect.dag` is load-bearing, the delete escalated). **Phases:** 0 sidecar delete LANDED (#6831) → 1 agnostic `While`/`Retry` emit PARTIAL (#6832; corrected 2026-07-26, verified against main — `While` framing has exactly one production consumer, `ci_floor_peak_emit`, whose cond and body are still raw shell strings; `BoundedPoll` had zero production construction sites and was deleted 2026-08-07 (Node-tree constructor census over production roots, planted-construction/match-pattern/string-literal controls); #7303 makes Retry refuse multi-step bodies, present redirect/capture, changed template log sources, and three-or-more (N-level) escalation shapes; #7318 additionally refuses every nonempty source `Run.env` while preserving empty-env emission bytes, proven by executing nonempty-refusal and empty-env accepted controls. THE FIRST OF PHASE 1'S THREE RESIDUES IS CLOSED (2026-08-05): the live `While` consumer's two raw while-loop command leaves are gone — `ci_floor_peak_emit` carries one `std.path_intent` `NearestAncestorContaining` row `ci_floor_peak_nearest_ancestor_spec`, and `ci_floor_peak_while_cond_command` / `ci_floor_peak_while_body_command` derive through `bash_orch_if` `bash_nearest_ancestor_locate_cond_command` / `bash_nearest_ancestor_locate_body_command` (the same `bash_path_predicate_target_model` / `bash_dirname_ascent_target_model` lowering `v2.workflow.orchestration_while_emit`'s hand-authored goldens pin, now reached via the bundled spec rather than separate `PathPredicate` / `DirnameAscent` leaves). The refusal arm carries a located poison rather than empty text, because the `Run.command` seam is `String`-typed and cannot carry an `Outcome`. Two facts keep this from reading as more than it is. The seam itself did NOT climb — derived text still flows into an untyped field, and the dissolve-on is `Predicate` / `PipelineStep` gaining path arms so `orch_emit_step` lowers at emission time (`ci_floor_peak_path_leaf_residue_note`). THE THIRD LEAF CLOSED WITH THE SAME VERTICAL (#7978, 2026-08-07): `ci_floor_peak_assign_cgroup_dir_command` is no longer a raw procfs one-liner — it composes `bash_nearest_ancestor_locate_assign_command` over `ci_floor_peak_nearest_ancestor_spec`, which lowers unified-hierarchy membership through `extdeps.linux.proc_self_cgroup` + `v2.extdeps.languages.bash_proc_self_cgroup` with procfs path `extdeps.linux.procfs` `ProcSelfCgroup`, fail-closed on missing/ambiguous/malformed membership and cross-realization witnessed. Phase 2 residue on this pipeline is the foreign-executor runtime-scan transport (`bash_membership_assign_from_source`) and peak reset/cat/echo calibration leaves (typed filesystem observation), not the membership decode. Landing the While residue also transposed `[ ! -f X ]` to `! [ -f X ]` at four generated-workflow sites and three goldens — a POSIX equivalence proven by execution across `sh`/`dash`/`bash` on eight operand classes and four synthetic cgroup-tree shapes, not by reading the spec. Phase 1 remains PARTIAL for the foreign-executor/bootstrap residue (`BoundedPoll` closed by deletion, 2026-08-07) → 2 model runtime-present sites as typed effects on `host_effect_apply` + emit the foreign-executor/bootstrap residue → 3 wall green (bash-AST containment + meta-exec confinement). → [shell → intent design](docs/plans/shell-intent-emit-realization-design.md) -- **language and medium support completion — profiles, registry, exact frontier (program authority; LANG-0 identity/registry LANDED #7803, TS-0 no-new-debt gate LANDED 2026-08-06).** Every claimed target is complete for an explicit support profile or visibly partial/parked — never mostly-supported. **TS-0 receipt (executed 2026-08-06):** five exact leak edges at `(importer_path, vocab_module)` grain frozen on `v2.lens.realization_vocabulary_containment` `realization_vocab_grandfathered_edge_roster` (two product-layer TS-AST debts, three misplaced realization edges; no sanctioned boundaries in the current population); `realization_vocab_live_corpus_receipt_holds` PASS on current main and enrolled on falsifier substrate long lane; new exact edges refuse via `no_new_debt_gate_test.dag`. Remaining program: LANG-1 exact residue census · LANG-3 common execution receipt · LANG-4 derived status projection · TS-1..TS-8 migration (no breadth in TS-0). Three operator decisions still open: ecmascript authority, cpp profile, TsProgram terminal role. → [language-support-completion design](docs/plans/language-support-completion-design.md) +- **language and medium support completion — profiles, registry, exact frontier (program authority; LANG-0 identity/registry LANDED #7803, TS-0 no-new-debt gate LANDED 2026-08-06).** Every claimed target is complete for an explicit support profile or visibly partial/parked — never mostly-supported. **TS-0 receipt (executed 2026-08-06):** five exact leak edges at `(importer_path, vocab_module)` grain frozen on `v2.lens.realization_vocabulary_containment` `realization_vocab_grandfathered_edge_roster` (two product-layer TS-AST debts, three misplaced realization edges; no sanctioned boundaries in the current population); `realization_vocab_live_corpus_receipt_holds` PASS on current main and enrolled on falsifier substrate long lane — **that enrollment carries no executions**: the cadence produced no green verdict after 2026-08-03 and the floor cut deleted it outright on 2026-08-15, so the row is enrolled against a lane that does not run (see the CI rung drop below; enrollment is not coverage); new exact edges refuse via `no_new_debt_gate_test.dag`. Remaining program: LANG-1 exact residue census · LANG-3 common execution receipt · LANG-4 derived status projection · TS-1..TS-8 migration (no breadth in TS-0). Three operator decisions still open: ecmascript authority, cpp profile, TsProgram terminal role. → [language-support-completion design](docs/plans/language-support-completion-design.md) - **srvN build-cache provisioning on host-standup subsumption spine.** Legacy `ctrl-sccache.service` is misconfigured; `ci_release_build_script()` absorbing fallback (`CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1` then `-u RUSTC_WRAPPER`) masks the deficit (§5). Design anchor: provision sccache as a host-effect ensure on the assimilation spine (P1b after `RunnerDeploySlot`), generalizing srv3's `WorkflowEnsureActuatorToolchain` to srvN; `ProvisionBuildCache { catalog_id }` routes through `host_effect_apply`; verdict fold is `ProvisionConverged | ProvisionRefused` only. **PLACEMENT IS A VERDICT AXIS (landed):** sccache executes cache-miss compiles as *children of the server*, so the server's cgroup is the cgroup every compile on the host runs in — a responsive daemon proves nothing about where it runs, and collapsing the two into one `DaemonStatsOk` arm is the §5 state-space conflation that let a lazily auto-spawned server (kept alive by `SCCACHE_IDLE_TIMEOUT=0`) strand itself in a dead slot's cgroup and bound all five live slots' compiles at one slot's cap. `BuildCacheServerPlacement = ServerManagedUnitOwned | ServerRunnerOwned{slot,lifecycle} | ServerUnsupervised | ServerPlacementAbsent | ServerPlacementUnknown` gates `ProvisionConverged`; unknown placement refuses rather than assuming owned, and BOTH runner lifecycles refuse (an active slot means birth ordering failed; a retired slot means birth ordering AND retirement both failed). It is derived from an endpoint-owner observation homed with the deployed-instance model in `gunbc.build_cache_instance` (`BuildCacheInstance` = host x consumer class x instance name, distinct from the CATALOG identity `sccache_local_id`), because process name plus cgroup cannot tell a server from the transient clients every compile spawns — the owner is the process holding the LISTEN on the configured endpoint. **LIVE RECEIPT 2026-08-01 (read-only, srv1/srv2/srv3):** NO host has a unit-owned CI cache; the birth defect is fleet-wide. srv1's owner is pid 3975946, 31.2 days old, in RETIRED slot `srv1-10` (inactive+disabled) with `max 229780` / `oom_kill 12` and a live runner's `rustc` resident beside it; srv2's and srv3's owners sit in ACTIVE slots and so self-limit only because ephemeral runners recycle them. srv4 was unreachable and is carried as typed `ReachRefused`, never as absent. A measured correction landed with it: `--show-stats` does NOT auto-start a server (private-endpoint controls, both UDS and TCP, 0 to 0 listeners) — it answers plausibly with NO server in existence, so stats may only ever be supplemental data read after ownership is grounded; a real COMPILE is what spawns a server, inheriting the invoking cgroup. The budget consequence is a first-class `compile_pool` child of the host allocation tree sized by the cited jobserver authority (`jobserver_build_pool_bytes`) — a per-slot memory cap does *not* bound compile RSS — with `CompilePoolPlacement` making the pool's size derive from the declared topology rather than a fudge. STEP 2 (fallback removal) operator-sequenced after T4 live read-back. → [srvN build-cache provisioning design](docs/plans/srvn-buildcache-provisioning-design.md) · [placement step-1 live receipt](docs/plans/build-cache-placement-receipt.md) - **srv4 fleet subsumption — manual-gap receipts (2026-07-22).** srv4 was installed and subsumed through the modeled BMC virtual-media path (PR #7027: 5 runners live, rootless Docker + sccache, seeded-media boot-fidelity fixes root-caused live); every step still performed by hand is typed as a modeling gap in the registered plan `gunbc.plans.fleet_subsumption_manual_gaps` (A1 MaterializedSecret lifecycle, A2 reach-secrets ADC, A3 SecretRef liveness, B1 runner-slot provisioning, B2 runner user, B3 fresh-host prereqs, B4 install actuator), each with an acceptance bar and RED; the plan dissolves item-by-item and fully retires when srv5 subsumes with zero hand-run shell. The BMC credential-rotation gap analysis that seeded the lane: → [srv4 BMC onboarding gap](docs/plans/srv4-bmc-onboarding-gap.md) - **secret version lifecycle — a subject-agnostic rotation kernel (SECRET-VERSION-LIFECYCLE-0).** `gunbc.auth.secret_rotation` holds the version-rotation sequence once, parameterized by a `SecretRotationIntent`: observe → obtain replacement → **AddVersion exactly once** → read back the exact new version → verify the payload is the one written → verify the named consumers against that exact version → retire the prior → emit a `SecretRotationReceipt`. The kernel names no subject; its witness uses SYNTHETIC fixtures only. Wire decoding is **imported, never reimplemented** — `decode_sm_access_version_wire_response`, `decode_sm_resolved_version_identity_wire` and `SmResolvedVersionIdentity` with their typed refusals come from `extdeps.cloud.gcp.secret_manager` (landing jointly with #7995) — and **no arm binds a typed refusal to `_`**, because the incident this lane replaces was a production path that did exactly that and returned a fabricated `Secret` while every witness stayed green. The interface half adds `ListVersions`, `GetVersion`, `DisableVersion`, `EnableVersion` and `DestroyVersion` beside `AddVersion`; only disable and enable carry `idempotent`, because only they converge on re-issue — **AddVersion is not idempotent (every call mints a version, so a retry sprawls) and destroy is not (it erases bytes with no inverse)**. Walls, each with an executable forbidden arm: **exactly-once** — retry identity comes from a persisted attempt record plus the resolved identity, never from re-calling AddVersion; the issued-but-unconfirmed state is its own arm, resolved by *observing* the store, and refuses on a truncated inventory because a false *did not add* authorizes a second add. **Evidence must name a version** — success-only through the moving `latest` alias is refused. **Evidence selection classifies missing / unique / ambiguous** rather than taking the first match, since two disagreeing reports for one consumer is a contradiction and first-wins would render it a verdict. **Census completeness is an identity join** over a declared roster of branded `ConsumerId`, not a count. **A retirement is receipt-backed, never assertable**: `RetirementApplied` is reachable only through `DisableReceipt`/`DestroyReceipt`, each admitted only from an operation response whose observed state CONFIRMS the claim, so *we issued the call* cannot report as *it is done*. **Stated property of the kernel: no rotation artifact stores a payload digest, for any subject, at any strength** — a digest of a low-entropy or published string is credential material wearing a hash, and scoping the rule would require classifying entropy the workflow must not inspect, so the receipt keeps a payload-identity *verdict* and no arm can carry bytes. Branch cleanliness and credential revocation are separate standings; retirement-not-attempted is *known* still-live, not unknown. **Frontier, declared not stubbed:** nothing actuates — the operator-token route is refuted upstream (`ACCESS_TOKEN_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED`) and `gunbc.github_actions_wif` is absent from `origin/main` (measured 2026-08-13): the federation rows exist only on `origin/session/pi-reach-0`, whose PR #7971 closed 2026-08-07 without merge — dead work, not in flight. Revival onto a live branch versus fresh authoring remains an operator decision; actuation names (`github_actions_wif_pool`, `github_actions_wif_provider`, `github_actions_wif_provider_resource`, `github_actions_wif_attribute_condition`, `github_actions_wif_principal_set`) and deliberately does not copy them as a private duplicate until that single federation authority exists on main. **Explicitly out of scope, and blocked on observation:** rotating any *live fleet credential*. That is a separate lane (BMC-CREDENTIAL-ROTATE-0) which may not begin until a WIF-backed READ-ONLY probe establishes the target credential state, probing factory and managed access INDEPENDENTLY — both-accepted and neither-accepted are real states with different remedies, so a first-wins probe is a product collapsed into a coproduct. Until such a probe runs, the only honest standing for any BMC account is *unobserved*, and a committed fixture is authored data rather than an observation of it. Witness: `dag/test/claim/secret_rotation_witness_test.dag`. @@ -174,4 +174,4 @@ hollow alias (minimality ≠ grounding) · state-space conflation (an `Option`/` - `cargo test --workspace` · `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` · `cargo fmt --all --check` - one-time per clone: `git config core.hooksPath .githooks` — the only documented manual seed; generated pre-commit/pre-push hooks then idempotently converge `merge.generated-artifact.driver` and re-assert `core.hooksPath` via argv derived from `gunbc.repo_local_git_config` (clones that skip hooksPath degrade to vanilla text-merge for generated-artifact paths; drift gate still guards at CI). The driver REFUSES rather than answering `true`: git reaches a low-level merge driver only when both sides changed the path since the merge base — measured on a four-case matrix, one-sided and identical changes never reach it — and taking the ours side there dropped the other side's authority-derived bytes with no conflict, twice on #7836 against the stage0 seed. It now leaves the ours side in the worktree with no conflict markers, marks the path unmerged, and prints the regeneration recipe; the class is mechanically preventable, not structural, and its next-rung trigger is the commit-writer binding rows in `gunbc.commit_workflow` - explicit actuator (CI / tooling): `gunbc run --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/gunbc/repo_local_git_config.dag --function converge` -- CI (`gunbc ci` generates `.github/workflows/ci.yml`; all `v1-compiler` seed bins, no shell gate): **one** composed floor pass — `claim_executor --source-root src/v2 --source-root dag --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_ci_floor_plan`. The v2 scheduler decides the batches from the single-authority spec (`gunbc.ci_spec`); the only structural fact the plan adds is *compile-clean gates the rest* (batch-1 `dag_compile_clean_gate` → batch-2 everything else, a dependency edge). Witness enrollment: **the whole discovered roster runs, unshrunk** (operator directive 2026-08-13 — see `v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan` `corpus_selection_off_note`): the corpus batch scans `CiSpec.discovery_scan_dirs` (plus the source-root `*_test.dag` walk) with `SelectionOff`, so a PR and a main push both run the tree-wide witness corpus whole. The premise is measured, not assumed: on run 31672107941 the corpus node reported `resolve 931.0s` against `evalu 96.1s` over 9024 witnesses (4840 of them then skipped), so affected-set selection was buying avoided per-entry PREPARATION rather than avoided checking — and that preparation is the entry-major defect the floor program exists to remove, not a cost worth a second mechanism to dodge. **This supersedes the 2026-07-09 discovery flip in its selection half only**; the enrollment half it also established — that the roster is discovered from `discovery_scan_dirs` rather than a fixed opt-in list — is unchanged and is why `ci_spec_discovery_flip_note` is superseded rather than deleted. What still selects: the falsifier cadence lanes, the expect-red quarantine probes, and `v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch` (whose 480s clamp basis assumes unrelated PRs skip it). Two consequences are declared rather than left to be discovered: the scheduled `affected-set-falsifier` (every 4 hours) still runs the corpus cold with predictions recorded, but with no required path predicting it now measures a mechanism nothing consumes — a real loss of subject, and the first thing the follow-on retires; and the population that selection had been skipping has not been exercised on most runs, so a red there may be a pre-existing failure surfacing rather than a regression. The follow-on removes `node_frontier_selection` from the generic `Runnable` type: the three-armed `NodeFrontierSelection` collapses (compute selection? × obey it? × compare predictions?) into one enum, which is why unrelated layers *decide* from it instead of observing it. `CiSpec.witness_entries` (`CommitWitnessClaim` rows on the `GithubActionsCiJob` surface, projected by `project_ci_floor_witness_entries`) remains the explicit-entry roster — execution-kind rows with their own resource profile, and any row that must run as declared. Empty entries AND empty discovery dirs = zero witness-corpus nodes (the regen spec's shape). Naming hygiene stays fail-closed (a `test fn` outside `*_test.dag` is still a violation) but is **demand-directed, not unconditional** (#8140, 2026-08-11, superseding the prior clause 'the executor runs the zero-enrollment naming walk when no discovery batch is scheduled'): `claim_executor` ran the whole-source-root roster walk BEFORE resolving the plan on every invocation, on the stated ground that a naming violation should be 'the cheapest possible failure'; measured, it was the most expensive phase in the process — 5.9 min of a 56.5-min ordinary floor (run 31477894666) and ~6 min of a ~15-min regen whose plan has two nodes and no roster — because the producer it reaches also builds module-graph facts, runs a second strict reference-resolution pass, and — until gunbc#8141 deleted them — ran inert-lens reachability plus the construction-justification census. The walk now runs where the demand is structural (`schedules_discovery`: the plan carries a discovery or scoped-witness batch), at unchanged whole-source-root scope and unchanged cost — the roster is memoized by request digest, so the corpus batch hits the memo this call fills, and the coordinator's expected pre-plan digest is byte-identical. TWO CONSEQUENCES, both deliberate. (a) SCOPE: discovery-free plans (regen, plan-artifact) no longer run the corpus-wide nameability rules at all. Per-PR coverage is unchanged because every PR runs the `ci` job, whose plan schedules discovery and walks the full tree; what is lost is a *second* redundant walk on regen-only and plan-artifact-only runs. This is a scope narrowing declared here rather than silently taken, and it is NOT backstopped by the affected-set falsifier — that cadence has produced no green verdict since 2026-08-03. (b) ORDERING: for plans that DO schedule discovery the walk now runs after plan resolve/eval, since batches are known only then, so a naming violation pays full plan resolution (~0.5 min) before refusing. The 'cheapest possible failure' ordering is knowingly traded for deleting the same walk from every plan that never needed it; the trade is ~0.5 min later on the refusing path against ~6 min saved on every regen. Dissolve-on: the placement rules move to canonical source ingestion and test identities derive from parser-produced declarations, at which point the separate walk and this clause retire. **TWO OF THAT WALK'S THREE JOBS ARE ALREADY GONE (#8155, 2026-08-11), by deletion rather than by migration.** The `__`-basename rule is deleted: a census found ZERO offending basenames in the corpus and no stated rationale anywhere in the tree, so it guarded an empty population — and reaching it cost a whole-corpus path walk plus a SEPARATE `.dag` entry resolve (`FLOOR_NAMING_HYGIENE_ENTRY`) on every discovery-bearing run, which is why a zero-population style rule was not free. The orphan-helper census is deleted: it walked every `*_test.dag`, parsed each, projected `ModuleSurface` values, resolved a second interpreter context, and ran a fuelled reachability fixpoint against a hand-authored cross-module export roster, to decide whether a plain helper in a test file was referenced. An unreferenced test helper is dead-code hygiene, not evidence the compiler or the tests are correct, and it did not justify a recurring whole-corpus traversal on a required path. **Scope narrowing, declared not implied:** an unreferenced test helper and a `__` basename are both writable again and nothing detects either; the orphan class had fourteen enrolled witnesses and they are deleted with it, which §4b permits only because the class is ABANDONED rather than climbing — there is no higher rung for that evidence to guard. What survives is the `test fn` placement rule and the file-grain expand half. If the dead-helper inspection is wanted back it belongs as a demand-pulled query, never a required floor phase. Tree-wide unselected discovery remains the **local** path (`claim_batch --roster-from-discovery --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --scan-dir dag/test/claim --scan-dir src/v2/test/claim/manual`). Batch-2 also carries the effectful gates: the rust fmt gate (when a `.rs` changes; nextest was removed from CI 2026-07-11 — operator ruling recorded in `gunbc.commit_workflow` `commit_gate_rust_suite_removed_disposition`, the suite runs locally only; clippy removed from CI 2026-07-08 — crate-wide `#![allow(clippy::all)]` made it zero-signal over ~44m/run, still available as a local dev check), emit-host MVP smokes, source-root-ingest, and the `ci.yml` drift+parse gate (ci.yml == `gunbc ci` output). The compile-clean gate is `--target dag`, and its per-PR scope is the same import-closure authority (2026-07-16, channel 2 of the 2026-07-10 grain fork): an all-`.dag`/docs diff compiles only the affected shard-entry closures (`tools.dag_compile_clean_scope`, host fast path `entry_file_touched_via_import_closure`); any non-selectable touched path (`.rs`, workflow yml, manifests), any non-docs departed path, or any selection refusal keeps the whole-tree baseline, loudly; the falsifier cadence carries the deterministic whole-tree cold control (`GUNBC_CI_COMPILE_CLEAN_COLD_CONTROL=1`, widen-only). The regen step (self-host fixed-point) is scoped the same way at its own closure (#6732 + this change's departed-path guard): `regen_floor_skip_witness` skips the pull_request step only when a non-empty merge-base diff is provably disjoint from the regen input set (`cli_run::regen_input_sources` — the SAME closure authority `regen_stage0` compiles — plus the src/v1/** prefix and Cargo/toolchain config); empty diffs, departed non-docs paths, and every failure arm run regen, and the skip is shell-gated to pull_request events so main pushes stay the unconditional cold control. Parse is grammar-owned: `ingest_yaml_source` (`dag/extdeps/languages/yaml/ingest.dag`), no shell/host parser. +- CI — **RUNG DROP, DECLARED (2026-08-15, the floor cut).** WHAT WAS HERE: one composed floor pass, `claim_executor` with a `--plan-entry` naming `src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag`, a v2 scheduler deciding batches from `gunbc.ci_spec`, a compile-clean gate ordered ahead of everything else, per-PR discovery over `CiSpec.discovery_scan_dirs`, and a 4-hourly `affected-set-falsifier` cadence carrying the whole-tree cold controls. **ALL OF IT IS DELETED** — the workflows (`ci.yml`, `falsifier.yml`, `falsifier-alert.yml`), their `.dag` authorities, and ~30 witness modules. This paragraph previously recited that invocation in the present tense; it was false the moment the cut landed, and a knowingly-false recital in the canonical authority is premise contamination — every session reading it plans against a command that does not exist. WHAT RUNS NOW: one emission, `gunbc.witness_floor_workflow` → `.github/workflows/witnesses.yml`, invoking our own binary once — `claim_executor --required-floor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2` — which folds every discovered witness through one prepared subject via `v2.workflow.required_floor` `run_required_floor`. No plan entry, no plan function, no batch id, no worker role, no selection flag: the fold has no such concepts to configure — which PRESERVES the 2026-08-13 operator directive that the whole discovered roster runs unshrunk, by construction rather than by a flag someone must remember to set. That directive's own carrier (`corpus_selection_off_note`) died with the floor; `gunbc.ci_spec` retains the history and now points here. **WHAT HAS NOT HAPPENED: no witness has executed.** The fold refuses during preparation (strict whole-corpus typecheck), so it is proven to refuse and not yet proven to run; zero diagnostics is the starting line, not the finish. WHAT IS UNGUARDED IN THE MEANTIME, named rather than left to be rediscovered: the generated-artifact drift gates, heal, the seven effect gates, the fmt gate, merge-admission stamping, the falsifier cadence, and the per-witness eval deadline that `gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget` used to arm (`gunbc.witness_row_cost` `gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note` carries that one's own drop). Each is a separate re-add, each re-derived from its own first principles under its own operator agreement rather than restored from the deleted machinery. RESTORATION TRIGGER: this paragraph is rewritten as an ordinary present-tense description — not amended, rewritten in one pass — when the re-add queue closes. Until then it describes a rung drop, and describing the replacement as finished would be the inflation §4b names as worse than sitting low. **WHAT SURVIVES UNTOUCHED, enumerated rather than swept away with the bullet** — this paragraph replaced a longer one, and a prose row is deleted for one reason and takes everything in it unless its contents are enumerated first (the same rule that governs deleting a witness file whole): the compile-clean scope authority `tools.dag_compile_clean_scope` and its import-closure selection (`entry_file_touched_via_import_closure`) are live and unmodified by the cut — what is gone is the CI *job* that invoked them, not the authority; the `regen_stage0` self-host fixed point and its `regen_input_sources` closure likewise survive, with only the required job that ran them removed; and parse remains grammar-owned — `ingest_yaml_source` (`dag/extdeps/languages/yaml/ingest.dag`), no shell or host parser — which was never a floor fact at all and is restated here so that dropping the bullet does not drop it. **TWO OPERATOR RULINGS ALSO LIVED IN THE REPLACED BULLET AND STILL HOLD**, restated because a ruling about what CI does *not* do is invisible once the paragraph describing CI is rewritten, and nothing in the new mechanism would contradict it loudly: the Rust test suite was removed from CI 2026-07-11 (operator ruling, recorded at `gunbc.commit_workflow` `commit_gate_rust_suite_removed_disposition`) and runs locally only; and clippy was removed from CI 2026-07-08, because a crate-wide `#![allow(clippy::all)]` made it zero-signal over ~44 minutes per run, leaving it a local dev check. Neither is reinstated by the replacement, and neither is the floor cut's to reverse. diff --git a/dag/gunbc/ci_spec.dag b/dag/gunbc/ci_spec.dag index 768b4cdad12..a9adf037eab 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/ci_spec.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/ci_spec.dag @@ -143,9 +143,9 @@ type DeployStage { runner: RunnerSpec } -data ci_spec_witness_entries_note: String = "witness_entries is the opt-in CI witness roster (operator inversion 2026-07-04): declared CommitWitnessClaim rows on the GithubActionsCiJob surface (see ci_witness_optin_inversion in gunbc.commit_workflow), projected as explicit entries. Since the discovery flip (see ci_spec_discovery_flip_note) the roster is no longer the only witness source: discovery_scan_dirs re-admits the tree-wide corpus, WHOLE — the three ordinary corpus batches carry SelectionOff as of 2026-08-13 (v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan corpus_selection_off_note), so there is no affected-set shrink on this path. The roster remains the home for rows that must run as declared explicit entries (execution-kind rows with their own resource profile). Empty witness_entries AND empty discovery_scan_dirs means the plan carries no witness-corpus node at all (the regen spec's shape)." +data ci_spec_witness_entries_note: String = "witness_entries is the opt-in CI witness roster (operator inversion 2026-07-04): declared CommitWitnessClaim rows on the GithubActionsCiJob surface (see ci_witness_optin_inversion in gunbc.commit_workflow), projected as explicit entries. Since the discovery flip (see ci_spec_discovery_flip_note) the roster is no longer the only witness source: discovery_scan_dirs re-admits the tree-wide corpus, WHOLE — the three ordinary corpus batches carry SelectionOff as of 2026-08-13 — that authority note lived at v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan corpus_selection_off_note and was DELETED with the floor cut (2026-08-15), so the citation is retained as history rather than as a live pointer; the property it recorded now holds BY CONSTRUCTION in the replacement, which has no selection flag to set (gunbc.witness_floor_workflow, and the CI rung drop in DESIGN). The roster remains the home for rows that must run as declared explicit entries (execution-kind rows with their own resource profile). Empty witness_entries AND empty discovery_scan_dirs means the plan carries no witness-corpus node at all (the regen spec's shape)." -data ci_spec_discovery_flip_note: String = "SUPERSEDED IN ITS OPERATIVE HALF 2026-08-13: the corpus batch now carries SelectionOff (v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan corpus_selection_off_note), so a PR and a main push both run the tree-wide witness corpus WHOLE. The shrink this note was written to describe is gone; the enrollment half it also describes — discovery_scan_dirs being the roster source at all, rather than a fixed opt-in list — still stands and is why the row survives instead of being deleted. Read the rest as the history of how the roster came to be discovered, not as the live selection policy.\n\nAS ORIGINALLY WRITTEN (affected-set enrollment flip, operator acceptance 2026-07-09 on #6403; re-landed 2026-07-10 after the operator's direct go, merged onto the resolve-receipt-gate era): the ci floor's corpus batch scans these dirs (plus the source-root *_test.dag walk) with SelectionApplied, so a PR runs the tree-wide witness corpus SHRUNK to the diff's affected set instead of the fixed opt-in roster. Rationale accepted: at flip authoring per-PR coverage was 8 of ~1721 discoverable witnesses, so a selection miss (skipped-but-affected witness) is bounded by the status quo - the witness would not have run at all - while the nightly affected-set-falsifier keeps running the full corpus cold with predictions recorded, so any missing selection edge still surfaces as a counted divergence within one cadence window. Selection stays fail-closed per the PR-A rulings (a provenance gap refuses, never widens; host-scaffold/live-tree rows never predict-skip). The 8-clean-window falsifier criterion continues to govern the falsifier's own retirement, not this flip. Empty list = no discovery (the regen spec, and synthetic test specs exercising pure roster machinery)." +data ci_spec_discovery_flip_note: String = "SUPERSEDED IN ITS OPERATIVE HALF 2026-08-13, AND ITS AUTHORITY DELETED 2026-08-15: the corpus batch carried SelectionOff (v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan corpus_selection_off_note — that module is deleted by the floor cut, so this names history, not a live symbol), so a PR and a main push both ran the tree-wide witness corpus WHOLE; the replacement preserves that whole-roster property by construction rather than by a flag. The shrink this note was written to describe is gone; the enrollment half it also describes — discovery_scan_dirs being the roster source at all, rather than a fixed opt-in list — still stands and is why the row survives instead of being deleted. Read the rest as the history of how the roster came to be discovered, not as the live selection policy.\n\nAS ORIGINALLY WRITTEN (affected-set enrollment flip, operator acceptance 2026-07-09 on #6403; re-landed 2026-07-10 after the operator's direct go, merged onto the resolve-receipt-gate era): the ci floor's corpus batch scans these dirs (plus the source-root *_test.dag walk) with SelectionApplied, so a PR runs the tree-wide witness corpus SHRUNK to the diff's affected set instead of the fixed opt-in roster. Rationale accepted: at flip authoring per-PR coverage was 8 of ~1721 discoverable witnesses, so a selection miss (skipped-but-affected witness) is bounded by the status quo - the witness would not have run at all - while the nightly affected-set-falsifier keeps running the full corpus cold with predictions recorded, so any missing selection edge still surfaces as a counted divergence within one cadence window. Selection stays fail-closed per the PR-A rulings (a provenance gap refuses, never widens; host-scaffold/live-tree rows never predict-skip). The 8-clean-window falsifier criterion continues to govern the falsifier's own retirement, not this flip. Empty list = no discovery (the regen spec, and synthetic test specs exercising pure roster machinery)." type CiSpec { gates: List witness_entries: List diff --git a/dag/gunbc/design_document.dag b/dag/gunbc/design_document.dag index 82aadf81105..0cb290f7d6a 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/design_document.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/design_document.dag @@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ fn open_threads_blocks() -> List { li(text: "**publication and reference-admission capabilities — carrier retirement, replacement ontology unresolved.** **Removal record (operator ruling 2026-08-01):** the Stage-0 `Publish`/`Reference` effect-grant experiment retired after its sole live publication consumer, the placement gate, was deleted. `Reference` and `Publish` were removed from `std.effect_grant.Verb`, `AudienceScopeTree` was removed, and `std.visibility_grant` plus its carrier-only witnesses were deleted; generic authorization admission re-homed onto the `std.access` kernel. This retires those carriers, not the underlying capabilities. Publication remains required, but no replacement ontology has been selected and any redesign requires operator review before implementation. Reference-edge admission — whether an edge may form within one compiled program — is a separate deferred capability awaiting a concrete consumer; the publication rollback decides nothing about it. **Stage 0 per-file placement gate DELETED:** its constant `Publish World` rows duplicated Git's post-cutover path population, four same-day repair rounds raced identical reconstructions and repeatedly redded fleet CI, ordinary modifications were invisible, and a CI check after a public push could protect merge integrity but not confidentiality because the objects had already reached public storage. New public files require no stamp. Any future confidentiality boundary must act before unauthorized bytes enter public storage — for example by withholding public-write capability from ordinary sessions — but that constraint selects no replacement architecture. The locked extension remains a **publication capability product, not a ladder**: source/interface disclosure, artifact delivery, local/remote execution, integrity, reproducibility, existence/churn disclosure, revocation/erase, and placement/trust are independent policy axes. An emitted artifact is not source disclosure but remains inspectable; client-held key means plaintext access, distinct from remote/attested key custody. Locked blobs use AEAD with subject/interface/version/audience/policy context bound as associated data plus confidentiality-and-integrity-preserving per-audience key wraps; wrong key/context/authentication is typed refusal. Per-statement holes remain refused; interface/realization is the cut; size padding and `Secret`/`Pii`→`SecretRef` construction constraints remain. Commitments never promise zero leakage: length, timing, interface shape, wrap count, access pattern, low-entropy guessing, and churn stay in a named threat model. Remote execution and SCM diagnostics obey information-flow/noninterference + explicit declassification; metering prices an oracle but does not secure it, and unauthorized audiences receive only a non-leaking diagnostic projection. Cryptographic erase is conditional on every key/wrap/backup/cache/derivative/recovery path being sanitized and the result validated, never “delete one key.” → [retired node/subtree carrier experiment](docs/plans/node-subtree-visibility-grants.md)"), li(text: "**effect grants over namespaces — dissolve `Hermetic | Wet` into (frame × verb × subtree).** The 2-valued `Hermetic | Wet` enum conflates four axes (input closure / replayability, output reach / interference, handler binding, selection eligibility) — a §3 state-space conflation with proto-envelopes already forked (the hand-rolled `workspace_root` containment gate, `std.resources.ResourceHandle`, `AuthScope`, `LiveTreeDisposition`). End shape (§3, cited not minted): an effect target is a position in a containment tree that already exists — filesystem paths, URIs, `/proc`, service-operation paths, and the unifying case **code names themselves** (the containment tree the namespace-resolution lane makes the single naming authority); permission is a grant of (verb × subtree) attached to a `Frame`; admissibility is the namespace prefix relation — the same `⊑` the resolver walks, content-addressing hashes, and termination reads, so effects become the **fourth consumer** of the one containment structure. Dispatch projects an `EffectRequest` through `std.access.AccessPolicy` fail-closed (`Deny` carries the typed/located/counted refusal, never a silent widen — §5); *replayable* / *isolated* / `LiveTreeDisposition` become **derived** projections, and `Hermetic | Wet | Record` survive only as named envelope presets, deleted at the end. Frame-containment is graded on the §5 construction/validation axis (`LifecycleByConstruction` vs `LifecycleByConvention`). No code lands from the design doc; the FLAG-A interim is the only near-term consumer. → [effect-namespace-grants design](docs/plans/effect-namespace-grants.md)"), li(text: "**shell → intent: the intent layer is language-blind (operator-aligned 2026-07-17; census/routing consolidated onto sibling authorities 2026-07-19).** §3/§4 restated for the shell case: the `.dag` intent may not name a target language — a workflow is an ordinary dependency graph over modeled operations (§4: a program is `Node`+`Edge`); *the intent IS the `.dag` graph* (operator), and `src/v2/std/orchestration.dag` `Pipeline` is optional sugar, never the authority. Two distinct downstream layers, not to be conflated: **emit** (§4 — `emit(intent, Bash)`, one grammar read backward, target as a *parameter*) and **realization** (§2 — pure-spec → host-effect, N transports `LocalShell`/`SshShell`, `dag/gunbc/host_effect_realize.dag`). **Routing (the load-bearing correction, operator review 2026-07-19): most sites do NOT emit bash.** Runtime-present sites (a gunbc runtime / typed transport is on the path) realize as typed service ops / typed transports / binary-interpreted effect-plan via `host_effect_apply` — no bash emitted (precedent already in tree: `floor_diff_observe` calls `git.Core.DiffUnified0` directly; `host_identity_converge` funnels through `host_effect_apply`); only foreign executors (GHA `run:`, cron, git hooks) and pre-runtime bootstrap windows render through the bounded v2 bash grammar rows. The authority for that routing is `authorize_shell_emission` (provisioning-window lane); the per-site residual census + arc-completion scoping is `shell-to-dag-residual-census-and-arc-completion.md` (witty-ibex-317) — DESIGN carries no parallel copy of either. **Invariant (enforceable):** the intent imports no language-construction vocab — emit-internal; `src/v2/lens/realization_vocabulary_containment.dag` confines it (LANDED #6854). The lens confines by MODULE, and naming what it actually reads is the whole point of §3's cite-the-symbol rule: `target_ast_vocab_module_prefixes` = `v2.extdeps.languages.bash`, `v2.workflow.bash`, plus `target_ast_vocab_modules` = `extdeps.languages.typescript.program`. The bash vocabulary is `v2.extdeps.languages.bash_build`'s `bash_build_*` constructors and the `v2.workflow.bash_command_fold_serialize` backend. *(Corrected 2026-07-31: this sentence previously listed the confined vocab as ``bash_build``, ``bash_command_fold_serialize``, ``the ShellStmt/ShellWord/ShellProgram coproduct``, ``serialize_bash``. The first two are real modules; the last two NAME NOTHING — the bash AST is built as generic `Node` (every `bash_build_*` fn returns `Node`), there is no ShellStmt/ShellWord/ShellProgram coproduct, and no `serialize_bash` is defined anywhere in the tree. Both were dissolved by the typed-WitnessBin migration (Phase D, 2026-07-14), which the `dag/tools/*` transport notes record and this row did not follow. The WALL WAS NEVER AFFECTED — the lens confines module prefixes, not these names, so nothing was unguarded; what rotted was the description of it, in the sentence declaring the invariant. That is the §3 positional/symbolic citation class exactly: a name-level claim in the canonical authority that a grep would have decided, sitting false while the mechanism it describes stayed correct. Found by a corpus citation sweep, not by anyone touching this row.)* Meta-exec confinement is **PARTIAL**: Wave A1 (#6900) module-isolated `shell.Exec.Run/.Check` and the import wall now has an empty exception roster, and the construction half is CLOSED at the type: `TransportScript` has exactly one mint, sealed by `admit_callers` to two named production decls, so no module can form a transport value by literal or by cast. What is still open is one rung lower and named precisely: the two admitted bridges take a bare `String`, so any caller of `gunbc.retained_shell_script` `retained_transport` / `retained_runtime` can still route arbitrary text into a transport — counted, reason-bearing and dissolve-on-carrying at every call, but a conspicuous route rather than an impossible one. That residue dissolves with Phase 2, when the runtime-present sites become typed effects on `host_effect_apply` and stop needing a String bridge at all. *(Corrected 2026-07-26: this read \"`host_language_transport_script` lens inert, `fail_closed_lockdown.dag`\". That lens is **LIVE** — activated by #7184 as a per-PR `ReadsLiveTree` consumer that reds a new raw literal at an enrolled `Run` position — and the transport-script hole it was cited for is **closed by construction on the `ShellOnHost` route only**: `ShellOnHost.script` is the `RetainedShellScript` record and the free minter is deleted — and the `shell.Exec.Run` half is now closed the same way: `TransportScript` is a `sole_constructor` RECORD, not a transparent brand, so neither a cross-module record literal nor an `as TransportScript` cast can produce one, and `extdeps.shell.exec` `transport_script_seal` is the single mint, `admit_callers`-sealed to exactly two production decls (`gunbc.retained_shell_script` `retained_shell_script_to_transport` and `gunbc.bash_materialized_transport` `bash_materialized_transport`) with no test declaration admitted. The cast half required extending the language, not only the carrier: `sole_constructor` was enforced at the record literal only, and `validate_cast` judges a cast only when source AND target both sit in `std.coercion` `dag_cast_rules`, so a cast into a sealed type was unjudged — `04_infer` `sole_constructor_construction_diags` is now the one authority both construction forms consult (corpus census at landing: zero `as ` casts existed across all 17 sole_constructor types, so the form closed without refusing any existing site). What the record cost is a transport projection, proven by execution rather than assumed: `stdin: script.body` delivers exact bytes and `argv` interpolates the same record field into the `sh -c` slot. The lens stays deliberately green on `ComputedApplication`, so it backstops literal blobs rather than being the wall. What remains open is the String-bridge residue named above, not the construction wall and not the already-landed module-import wall.)* **Carriers → `Do\{effect\}` (never a command string, host-effect-orchestration.md):** the anemic `String` leaves are `host_effect.ShellCommand\{script\}`, `std.orchestration.Run.command`, and `host_effect.BootstrapFragment.script` — add-replacement → migrate all consumers → delete at arc close (§5 construction; `host_effect.dag` is load-bearing, the delete escalated). **Phases:** 0 sidecar delete LANDED (#6831) → 1 agnostic `While`/`Retry` emit PARTIAL (#6832; corrected 2026-07-26, verified against main — `While` framing has exactly one production consumer, `ci_floor_peak_emit`, whose cond and body are still raw shell strings; `BoundedPoll` had zero production construction sites and was deleted 2026-08-07 (Node-tree constructor census over production roots, planted-construction/match-pattern/string-literal controls); #7303 makes Retry refuse multi-step bodies, present redirect/capture, changed template log sources, and three-or-more (N-level) escalation shapes; #7318 additionally refuses every nonempty source `Run.env` while preserving empty-env emission bytes, proven by executing nonempty-refusal and empty-env accepted controls. THE FIRST OF PHASE 1'S THREE RESIDUES IS CLOSED (2026-08-05): the live `While` consumer's two raw while-loop command leaves are gone — `ci_floor_peak_emit` carries one `std.path_intent` `NearestAncestorContaining` row `ci_floor_peak_nearest_ancestor_spec`, and `ci_floor_peak_while_cond_command` / `ci_floor_peak_while_body_command` derive through `bash_orch_if` `bash_nearest_ancestor_locate_cond_command` / `bash_nearest_ancestor_locate_body_command` (the same `bash_path_predicate_target_model` / `bash_dirname_ascent_target_model` lowering `v2.workflow.orchestration_while_emit`'s hand-authored goldens pin, now reached via the bundled spec rather than separate `PathPredicate` / `DirnameAscent` leaves). The refusal arm carries a located poison rather than empty text, because the `Run.command` seam is `String`-typed and cannot carry an `Outcome`. Two facts keep this from reading as more than it is. The seam itself did NOT climb — derived text still flows into an untyped field, and the dissolve-on is `Predicate` / `PipelineStep` gaining path arms so `orch_emit_step` lowers at emission time (`ci_floor_peak_path_leaf_residue_note`). THE THIRD LEAF CLOSED WITH THE SAME VERTICAL (#7978, 2026-08-07): `ci_floor_peak_assign_cgroup_dir_command` is no longer a raw procfs one-liner — it composes `bash_nearest_ancestor_locate_assign_command` over `ci_floor_peak_nearest_ancestor_spec`, which lowers unified-hierarchy membership through `extdeps.linux.proc_self_cgroup` + `v2.extdeps.languages.bash_proc_self_cgroup` with procfs path `extdeps.linux.procfs` `ProcSelfCgroup`, fail-closed on missing/ambiguous/malformed membership and cross-realization witnessed. Phase 2 residue on this pipeline is the foreign-executor runtime-scan transport (`bash_membership_assign_from_source`) and peak reset/cat/echo calibration leaves (typed filesystem observation), not the membership decode. Landing the While residue also transposed `[ ! -f X ]` to `! [ -f X ]` at four generated-workflow sites and three goldens — a POSIX equivalence proven by execution across `sh`/`dash`/`bash` on eight operand classes and four synthetic cgroup-tree shapes, not by reading the spec. Phase 1 remains PARTIAL for the foreign-executor/bootstrap residue (`BoundedPoll` closed by deletion, 2026-08-07) → 2 model runtime-present sites as typed effects on `host_effect_apply` + emit the foreign-executor/bootstrap residue → 3 wall green (bash-AST containment + meta-exec confinement). → [shell → intent design](docs/plans/shell-intent-emit-realization-design.md)"), - li(text: "**language and medium support completion — profiles, registry, exact frontier (program authority; LANG-0 identity/registry LANDED #7803, TS-0 no-new-debt gate LANDED 2026-08-06).** Every claimed target is complete for an explicit support profile or visibly partial/parked — never mostly-supported. **TS-0 receipt (executed 2026-08-06):** five exact leak edges at `(importer_path, vocab_module)` grain frozen on `v2.lens.realization_vocabulary_containment` `realization_vocab_grandfathered_edge_roster` (two product-layer TS-AST debts, three misplaced realization edges; no sanctioned boundaries in the current population); `realization_vocab_live_corpus_receipt_holds` PASS on current main and enrolled on falsifier substrate long lane; new exact edges refuse via `no_new_debt_gate_test.dag`. Remaining program: LANG-1 exact residue census · LANG-3 common execution receipt · LANG-4 derived status projection · TS-1..TS-8 migration (no breadth in TS-0). Three operator decisions still open: ecmascript authority, cpp profile, TsProgram terminal role. → [language-support-completion design](docs/plans/language-support-completion-design.md)"), + li(text: "**language and medium support completion — profiles, registry, exact frontier (program authority; LANG-0 identity/registry LANDED #7803, TS-0 no-new-debt gate LANDED 2026-08-06).** Every claimed target is complete for an explicit support profile or visibly partial/parked — never mostly-supported. **TS-0 receipt (executed 2026-08-06):** five exact leak edges at `(importer_path, vocab_module)` grain frozen on `v2.lens.realization_vocabulary_containment` `realization_vocab_grandfathered_edge_roster` (two product-layer TS-AST debts, three misplaced realization edges; no sanctioned boundaries in the current population); `realization_vocab_live_corpus_receipt_holds` PASS on current main and enrolled on falsifier substrate long lane — **that enrollment carries no executions**: the cadence produced no green verdict after 2026-08-03 and the floor cut deleted it outright on 2026-08-15, so the row is enrolled against a lane that does not run (see the CI rung drop below; enrollment is not coverage); new exact edges refuse via `no_new_debt_gate_test.dag`. Remaining program: LANG-1 exact residue census · LANG-3 common execution receipt · LANG-4 derived status projection · TS-1..TS-8 migration (no breadth in TS-0). Three operator decisions still open: ecmascript authority, cpp profile, TsProgram terminal role. → [language-support-completion design](docs/plans/language-support-completion-design.md)"), li(text: "**srvN build-cache provisioning on host-standup subsumption spine.** Legacy `ctrl-sccache.service` is misconfigured; `ci_release_build_script()` absorbing fallback (`CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1` then `-u RUSTC_WRAPPER`) masks the deficit (§5). Design anchor: provision sccache as a host-effect ensure on the assimilation spine (P1b after `RunnerDeploySlot`), generalizing srv3's `WorkflowEnsureActuatorToolchain` to srvN; `ProvisionBuildCache { catalog_id }` routes through `host_effect_apply`; verdict fold is `ProvisionConverged | ProvisionRefused` only. **PLACEMENT IS A VERDICT AXIS (landed):** sccache executes cache-miss compiles as *children of the server*, so the server's cgroup is the cgroup every compile on the host runs in — a responsive daemon proves nothing about where it runs, and collapsing the two into one `DaemonStatsOk` arm is the §5 state-space conflation that let a lazily auto-spawned server (kept alive by `SCCACHE_IDLE_TIMEOUT=0`) strand itself in a dead slot's cgroup and bound all five live slots' compiles at one slot's cap. `BuildCacheServerPlacement = ServerManagedUnitOwned | ServerRunnerOwned\{slot,lifecycle\} | ServerUnsupervised | ServerPlacementAbsent | ServerPlacementUnknown` gates `ProvisionConverged`; unknown placement refuses rather than assuming owned, and BOTH runner lifecycles refuse (an active slot means birth ordering failed; a retired slot means birth ordering AND retirement both failed). It is derived from an endpoint-owner observation homed with the deployed-instance model in `gunbc.build_cache_instance` (`BuildCacheInstance` = host x consumer class x instance name, distinct from the CATALOG identity `sccache_local_id`), because process name plus cgroup cannot tell a server from the transient clients every compile spawns — the owner is the process holding the LISTEN on the configured endpoint. **LIVE RECEIPT 2026-08-01 (read-only, srv1/srv2/srv3):** NO host has a unit-owned CI cache; the birth defect is fleet-wide. srv1's owner is pid 3975946, 31.2 days old, in RETIRED slot `srv1-10` (inactive+disabled) with `max 229780` / `oom_kill 12` and a live runner's `rustc` resident beside it; srv2's and srv3's owners sit in ACTIVE slots and so self-limit only because ephemeral runners recycle them. srv4 was unreachable and is carried as typed `ReachRefused`, never as absent. A measured correction landed with it: `--show-stats` does NOT auto-start a server (private-endpoint controls, both UDS and TCP, 0 to 0 listeners) — it answers plausibly with NO server in existence, so stats may only ever be supplemental data read after ownership is grounded; a real COMPILE is what spawns a server, inheriting the invoking cgroup. The budget consequence is a first-class `compile_pool` child of the host allocation tree sized by the cited jobserver authority (`jobserver_build_pool_bytes`) — a per-slot memory cap does *not* bound compile RSS — with `CompilePoolPlacement` making the pool's size derive from the declared topology rather than a fudge. STEP 2 (fallback removal) operator-sequenced after T4 live read-back. → [srvN build-cache provisioning design](docs/plans/srvn-buildcache-provisioning-design.md) · [placement step-1 live receipt](docs/plans/build-cache-placement-receipt.md)"), li(text: "**srv4 fleet subsumption — manual-gap receipts (2026-07-22).** srv4 was installed and subsumed through the modeled BMC virtual-media path (PR #7027: 5 runners live, rootless Docker + sccache, seeded-media boot-fidelity fixes root-caused live); every step still performed by hand is typed as a modeling gap in the registered plan `gunbc.plans.fleet_subsumption_manual_gaps` (A1 MaterializedSecret lifecycle, A2 reach-secrets ADC, A3 SecretRef liveness, B1 runner-slot provisioning, B2 runner user, B3 fresh-host prereqs, B4 install actuator), each with an acceptance bar and RED; the plan dissolves item-by-item and fully retires when srv5 subsumes with zero hand-run shell. The BMC credential-rotation gap analysis that seeded the lane: → [srv4 BMC onboarding gap](docs/plans/srv4-bmc-onboarding-gap.md)"), li(text: "**secret version lifecycle — a subject-agnostic rotation kernel (SECRET-VERSION-LIFECYCLE-0).** `gunbc.auth.secret_rotation` holds the version-rotation sequence once, parameterized by a `SecretRotationIntent`: observe → obtain replacement → **AddVersion exactly once** → read back the exact new version → verify the payload is the one written → verify the named consumers against that exact version → retire the prior → emit a `SecretRotationReceipt`. The kernel names no subject; its witness uses SYNTHETIC fixtures only. Wire decoding is **imported, never reimplemented** — `decode_sm_access_version_wire_response`, `decode_sm_resolved_version_identity_wire` and `SmResolvedVersionIdentity` with their typed refusals come from `extdeps.cloud.gcp.secret_manager` (landing jointly with #7995) — and **no arm binds a typed refusal to `_`**, because the incident this lane replaces was a production path that did exactly that and returned a fabricated `Secret` while every witness stayed green. The interface half adds `ListVersions`, `GetVersion`, `DisableVersion`, `EnableVersion` and `DestroyVersion` beside `AddVersion`; only disable and enable carry `idempotent`, because only they converge on re-issue — **AddVersion is not idempotent (every call mints a version, so a retry sprawls) and destroy is not (it erases bytes with no inverse)**. Walls, each with an executable forbidden arm: **exactly-once** — retry identity comes from a persisted attempt record plus the resolved identity, never from re-calling AddVersion; the issued-but-unconfirmed state is its own arm, resolved by *observing* the store, and refuses on a truncated inventory because a false *did not add* authorizes a second add. **Evidence must name a version** — success-only through the moving `latest` alias is refused. **Evidence selection classifies missing / unique / ambiguous** rather than taking the first match, since two disagreeing reports for one consumer is a contradiction and first-wins would render it a verdict. **Census completeness is an identity join** over a declared roster of branded `ConsumerId`, not a count. **A retirement is receipt-backed, never assertable**: `RetirementApplied` is reachable only through `DisableReceipt`/`DestroyReceipt`, each admitted only from an operation response whose observed state CONFIRMS the claim, so *we issued the call* cannot report as *it is done*. **Stated property of the kernel: no rotation artifact stores a payload digest, for any subject, at any strength** — a digest of a low-entropy or published string is credential material wearing a hash, and scoping the rule would require classifying entropy the workflow must not inspect, so the receipt keeps a payload-identity *verdict* and no arm can carry bytes. Branch cleanliness and credential revocation are separate standings; retirement-not-attempted is *known* still-live, not unknown. **Frontier, declared not stubbed:** nothing actuates — the operator-token route is refuted upstream (`ACCESS_TOKEN_TYPE_UNSUPPORTED`) and `gunbc.github_actions_wif` is absent from `origin/main` (measured 2026-08-13): the federation rows exist only on `origin/session/pi-reach-0`, whose PR #7971 closed 2026-08-07 without merge — dead work, not in flight. Revival onto a live branch versus fresh authoring remains an operator decision; actuation names (`github_actions_wif_pool`, `github_actions_wif_provider`, `github_actions_wif_provider_resource`, `github_actions_wif_attribute_condition`, `github_actions_wif_principal_set`) and deliberately does not copy them as a private duplicate until that single federation authority exists on main. **Explicitly out of scope, and blocked on observation:** rotating any *live fleet credential*. That is a separate lane (BMC-CREDENTIAL-ROTATE-0) which may not begin until a WIF-backed READ-ONLY probe establishes the target credential state, probing factory and managed access INDEPENDENTLY — both-accepted and neither-accepted are real states with different remedies, so a first-wins probe is a product collapsed into a coproduct. Until such a probe runs, the only honest standing for any BMC account is *unobserved*, and a committed fixture is authored data rather than an observation of it. Witness: `dag/test/claim/secret_rotation_witness_test.dag`."), @@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ fn building_checks_blocks() -> List { li(text: "`cargo test --workspace` · `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` · `cargo fmt --all --check`"), li(text: "one-time per clone: `git config core.hooksPath .githooks` — the only documented manual seed; generated pre-commit/pre-push hooks then idempotently converge `merge.generated-artifact.driver` and re-assert `core.hooksPath` via argv derived from `gunbc.repo_local_git_config` (clones that skip hooksPath degrade to vanilla text-merge for generated-artifact paths; drift gate still guards at CI). The driver REFUSES rather than answering `true`: git reaches a low-level merge driver only when both sides changed the path since the merge base — measured on a four-case matrix, one-sided and identical changes never reach it — and taking the ours side there dropped the other side's authority-derived bytes with no conflict, twice on #7836 against the stage0 seed. It now leaves the ours side in the worktree with no conflict markers, marks the path unmerged, and prints the regeneration recipe; the class is mechanically preventable, not structural, and its next-rung trigger is the commit-writer binding rows in `gunbc.commit_workflow`"), li(text: "explicit actuator (CI / tooling): `gunbc run --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/gunbc/repo_local_git_config.dag --function converge`"), - li(text: "CI (`gunbc ci` generates `.github/workflows/ci.yml`; all `v1-compiler` seed bins, no shell gate): **one** composed floor pass — `claim_executor --source-root src/v2 --source-root dag --plan-entry src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag --plan-function gunbc_ci_floor_plan`. The v2 scheduler decides the batches from the single-authority spec (`gunbc.ci_spec`); the only structural fact the plan adds is *compile-clean gates the rest* (batch-1 `dag_compile_clean_gate` → batch-2 everything else, a dependency edge). Witness enrollment: **the whole discovered roster runs, unshrunk** (operator directive 2026-08-13 — see `v2.workflow.ci_floor_plan` `corpus_selection_off_note`): the corpus batch scans `CiSpec.discovery_scan_dirs` (plus the source-root `*_test.dag` walk) with `SelectionOff`, so a PR and a main push both run the tree-wide witness corpus whole. The premise is measured, not assumed: on run 31672107941 the corpus node reported `resolve 931.0s` against `evalu 96.1s` over 9024 witnesses (4840 of them then skipped), so affected-set selection was buying avoided per-entry PREPARATION rather than avoided checking — and that preparation is the entry-major defect the floor program exists to remove, not a cost worth a second mechanism to dodge. **This supersedes the 2026-07-09 discovery flip in its selection half only**; the enrollment half it also established — that the roster is discovered from `discovery_scan_dirs` rather than a fixed opt-in list — is unchanged and is why `ci_spec_discovery_flip_note` is superseded rather than deleted. What still selects: the falsifier cadence lanes, the expect-red quarantine probes, and `v1_claim_scoped_witness_batch` (whose 480s clamp basis assumes unrelated PRs skip it). Two consequences are declared rather than left to be discovered: the scheduled `affected-set-falsifier` (every 4 hours) still runs the corpus cold with predictions recorded, but with no required path predicting it now measures a mechanism nothing consumes — a real loss of subject, and the first thing the follow-on retires; and the population that selection had been skipping has not been exercised on most runs, so a red there may be a pre-existing failure surfacing rather than a regression. The follow-on removes `node_frontier_selection` from the generic `Runnable` type: the three-armed `NodeFrontierSelection` collapses (compute selection? × obey it? × compare predictions?) into one enum, which is why unrelated layers *decide* from it instead of observing it. `CiSpec.witness_entries` (`CommitWitnessClaim` rows on the `GithubActionsCiJob` surface, projected by `project_ci_floor_witness_entries`) remains the explicit-entry roster — execution-kind rows with their own resource profile, and any row that must run as declared. Empty entries AND empty discovery dirs = zero witness-corpus nodes (the regen spec's shape). Naming hygiene stays fail-closed (a `test fn` outside `*_test.dag` is still a violation) but is **demand-directed, not unconditional** (#8140, 2026-08-11, superseding the prior clause 'the executor runs the zero-enrollment naming walk when no discovery batch is scheduled'): `claim_executor` ran the whole-source-root roster walk BEFORE resolving the plan on every invocation, on the stated ground that a naming violation should be 'the cheapest possible failure'; measured, it was the most expensive phase in the process — 5.9 min of a 56.5-min ordinary floor (run 31477894666) and ~6 min of a ~15-min regen whose plan has two nodes and no roster — because the producer it reaches also builds module-graph facts, runs a second strict reference-resolution pass, and — until gunbc#8141 deleted them — ran inert-lens reachability plus the construction-justification census. The walk now runs where the demand is structural (`schedules_discovery`: the plan carries a discovery or scoped-witness batch), at unchanged whole-source-root scope and unchanged cost — the roster is memoized by request digest, so the corpus batch hits the memo this call fills, and the coordinator's expected pre-plan digest is byte-identical. TWO CONSEQUENCES, both deliberate. (a) SCOPE: discovery-free plans (regen, plan-artifact) no longer run the corpus-wide nameability rules at all. Per-PR coverage is unchanged because every PR runs the `ci` job, whose plan schedules discovery and walks the full tree; what is lost is a *second* redundant walk on regen-only and plan-artifact-only runs. This is a scope narrowing declared here rather than silently taken, and it is NOT backstopped by the affected-set falsifier — that cadence has produced no green verdict since 2026-08-03. (b) ORDERING: for plans that DO schedule discovery the walk now runs after plan resolve/eval, since batches are known only then, so a naming violation pays full plan resolution (~0.5 min) before refusing. The 'cheapest possible failure' ordering is knowingly traded for deleting the same walk from every plan that never needed it; the trade is ~0.5 min later on the refusing path against ~6 min saved on every regen. Dissolve-on: the placement rules move to canonical source ingestion and test identities derive from parser-produced declarations, at which point the separate walk and this clause retire. **TWO OF THAT WALK'S THREE JOBS ARE ALREADY GONE (#8155, 2026-08-11), by deletion rather than by migration.** The `__`-basename rule is deleted: a census found ZERO offending basenames in the corpus and no stated rationale anywhere in the tree, so it guarded an empty population — and reaching it cost a whole-corpus path walk plus a SEPARATE `.dag` entry resolve (`FLOOR_NAMING_HYGIENE_ENTRY`) on every discovery-bearing run, which is why a zero-population style rule was not free. The orphan-helper census is deleted: it walked every `*_test.dag`, parsed each, projected `ModuleSurface` values, resolved a second interpreter context, and ran a fuelled reachability fixpoint against a hand-authored cross-module export roster, to decide whether a plain helper in a test file was referenced. An unreferenced test helper is dead-code hygiene, not evidence the compiler or the tests are correct, and it did not justify a recurring whole-corpus traversal on a required path. **Scope narrowing, declared not implied:** an unreferenced test helper and a `__` basename are both writable again and nothing detects either; the orphan class had fourteen enrolled witnesses and they are deleted with it, which §4b permits only because the class is ABANDONED rather than climbing — there is no higher rung for that evidence to guard. What survives is the `test fn` placement rule and the file-grain expand half. If the dead-helper inspection is wanted back it belongs as a demand-pulled query, never a required floor phase. Tree-wide unselected discovery remains the **local** path (`claim_batch --roster-from-discovery --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --scan-dir dag/test/claim --scan-dir src/v2/test/claim/manual`). Batch-2 also carries the effectful gates: the rust fmt gate (when a `.rs` changes; nextest was removed from CI 2026-07-11 — operator ruling recorded in `gunbc.commit_workflow` `commit_gate_rust_suite_removed_disposition`, the suite runs locally only; clippy removed from CI 2026-07-08 — crate-wide `#![allow(clippy::all)]` made it zero-signal over ~44m/run, still available as a local dev check), emit-host MVP smokes, source-root-ingest, and the `ci.yml` drift+parse gate (ci.yml == `gunbc ci` output). The compile-clean gate is `--target dag`, and its per-PR scope is the same import-closure authority (2026-07-16, channel 2 of the 2026-07-10 grain fork): an all-`.dag`/docs diff compiles only the affected shard-entry closures (`tools.dag_compile_clean_scope`, host fast path `entry_file_touched_via_import_closure`); any non-selectable touched path (`.rs`, workflow yml, manifests), any non-docs departed path, or any selection refusal keeps the whole-tree baseline, loudly; the falsifier cadence carries the deterministic whole-tree cold control (`GUNBC_CI_COMPILE_CLEAN_COLD_CONTROL=1`, widen-only). The regen step (self-host fixed-point) is scoped the same way at its own closure (#6732 + this change's departed-path guard): `regen_floor_skip_witness` skips the pull_request step only when a non-empty merge-base diff is provably disjoint from the regen input set (`cli_run::regen_input_sources` — the SAME closure authority `regen_stage0` compiles — plus the src/v1/** prefix and Cargo/toolchain config); empty diffs, departed non-docs paths, and every failure arm run regen, and the skip is shell-gated to pull_request events so main pushes stay the unconditional cold control. Parse is grammar-owned: `ingest_yaml_source` (`dag/extdeps/languages/yaml/ingest.dag`), no shell/host parser."), + li(text: "CI — **RUNG DROP, DECLARED (2026-08-15, the floor cut).** WHAT WAS HERE: one composed floor pass, `claim_executor` with a `--plan-entry` naming `src/v2/workflow/ci_floor_plan.dag`, a v2 scheduler deciding batches from `gunbc.ci_spec`, a compile-clean gate ordered ahead of everything else, per-PR discovery over `CiSpec.discovery_scan_dirs`, and a 4-hourly `affected-set-falsifier` cadence carrying the whole-tree cold controls. **ALL OF IT IS DELETED** — the workflows (`ci.yml`, `falsifier.yml`, `falsifier-alert.yml`), their `.dag` authorities, and ~30 witness modules. This paragraph previously recited that invocation in the present tense; it was false the moment the cut landed, and a knowingly-false recital in the canonical authority is premise contamination — every session reading it plans against a command that does not exist. WHAT RUNS NOW: one emission, `gunbc.witness_floor_workflow` → `.github/workflows/witnesses.yml`, invoking our own binary once — `claim_executor --required-floor --source-root dag --source-root src/v2` — which folds every discovered witness through one prepared subject via `v2.workflow.required_floor` `run_required_floor`. No plan entry, no plan function, no batch id, no worker role, no selection flag: the fold has no such concepts to configure — which PRESERVES the 2026-08-13 operator directive that the whole discovered roster runs unshrunk, by construction rather than by a flag someone must remember to set. That directive's own carrier (`corpus_selection_off_note`) died with the floor; `gunbc.ci_spec` retains the history and now points here. **WHAT HAS NOT HAPPENED: no witness has executed.** The fold refuses during preparation (strict whole-corpus typecheck), so it is proven to refuse and not yet proven to run; zero diagnostics is the starting line, not the finish. WHAT IS UNGUARDED IN THE MEANTIME, named rather than left to be rediscovered: the generated-artifact drift gates, heal, the seven effect gates, the fmt gate, merge-admission stamping, the falsifier cadence, and the per-witness eval deadline that `gunbc_ci_fast_lane_witness_eval_budget` used to arm (`gunbc.witness_row_cost` `gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note` carries that one's own drop). Each is a separate re-add, each re-derived from its own first principles under its own operator agreement rather than restored from the deleted machinery. RESTORATION TRIGGER: this paragraph is rewritten as an ordinary present-tense description — not amended, rewritten in one pass — when the re-add queue closes. Until then it describes a rung drop, and describing the replacement as finished would be the inflation §4b names as worse than sitting low. **WHAT SURVIVES UNTOUCHED, enumerated rather than swept away with the bullet** — this paragraph replaced a longer one, and a prose row is deleted for one reason and takes everything in it unless its contents are enumerated first (the same rule that governs deleting a witness file whole): the compile-clean scope authority `tools.dag_compile_clean_scope` and its import-closure selection (`entry_file_touched_via_import_closure`) are live and unmodified by the cut — what is gone is the CI *job* that invoked them, not the authority; the `regen_stage0` self-host fixed point and its `regen_input_sources` closure likewise survive, with only the required job that ran them removed; and parse remains grammar-owned — `ingest_yaml_source` (`dag/extdeps/languages/yaml/ingest.dag`), no shell or host parser — which was never a floor fact at all and is restated here so that dropping the bullet does not drop it. **TWO OPERATOR RULINGS ALSO LIVED IN THE REPLACED BULLET AND STILL HOLD**, restated because a ruling about what CI does *not* do is invisible once the paragraph describing CI is rewritten, and nothing in the new mechanism would contradict it loudly: the Rust test suite was removed from CI 2026-07-11 (operator ruling, recorded at `gunbc.commit_workflow` `commit_gate_rust_suite_removed_disposition`) and runs locally only; and clippy was removed from CI 2026-07-08, because a crate-wide `#![allow(clippy::all)]` made it zero-signal over ~44 minutes per run, leaving it a local dev check. Neither is reinstated by the replacement, and neither is the floor cut's to reverse."), ]), ] } diff --git a/src/v1/00_core.dag b/src/v1/00_core.dag index 447423c4981..4792901b2e9 100644 --- a/src/v1/00_core.dag +++ b/src/v1/00_core.dag @@ -401,7 +401,7 @@ fn is_where_refinement_unenforced_advisory_reason(reason: String) -> Bool { || reason == "string predicate not implemented" } -data compiler_diagnostic_seed_projection_note: String = "HAND-RUST GATE receipt for the CompilerDiagnostic seed projection (codex reviews 45469, 45481). Adding a variant to this coproduct forces arms in two TOTAL matches in the hand-maintained seed transport, cli_run.rs's compile_clean_diagnostic_histogram_key and its method-name extractor; without them the seed does not compile, so the arms are the mechanical consequence of the .dag change, not host-side capability someone chose to write in Rust. THIS IS A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM THE GATE'S USUAL SUBJECT and the distinction is the whole receipt: the gate's other explicit deferrals — cli_run::selection_control_input_sources, the emit-surface retirement rows — are DECISION SURFACES that could live in .dag and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. An exhaustiveness arm owes none, because it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. CHECKABLE RECEIPT for the FIVE variants this lane adds (MethodNotFound, MethodExistenceUndecided, MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted, ReceiverTypeUnestablished, FrontierOccurrenceBudgetExceeded). It read SIX until the unjudged conformance advisory was excluded from this PR (codex review 45767); DeclaredTypeConformanceUnjudged and its arms are gone with it, which is why the figures below moved again. Two commands, and the receipt is exactly their output — EACH FIGURE NAMES THE COMMAND THAT PRODUCES IT, because a number with no command behind it cannot be checked and rots silently. (a) `grep -cE '^(pub )?fn ' src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 747 at origin/main and 747 on this branch, so the hand-Rust CARRIER census is FLAT. (b) `git diff --numstat origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 23 added / 0 removed, and `git diff origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | grep -cE '^\\+.*\\bfn '` is 0, so every added line is inside an existing fn and none declares one. The 23 lines are the five diagnostic arms plus the advisory-classification entries described next. THE NUMBERS IN A RECEIPT MUST TRACK THE DIFF THEY CERTIFY: this row read five variants and 13 lines after a sixth variant landed (codex review 45501), and then read a fn census of 742 that NO command reproduced — 501 bare `fn` and 245 `pub fn` on either side, never 742 — so the figure certifying that hand-Rust had not grown was itself unverifiable. A receipt whose number cannot be re-derived is indistinguishable from one that is wrong. Re-derive all three figures from the commands above whenever this coproduct changes, rather than carrying them forward. THE ADVISORY CLASSIFICATION IS PART OF THIS RECEIPT AND WAS THE DEFECT IT ALMOST HID: compile_clean_diagnostic_is_advisory is a CLOSED ALLOWLIST, not the complement of is_hard, so the two non-blocking variants this lane adds were counted by NEITHER predicate — rendered to the terminal while the gate reported zero of them. The residue was described as counted while nothing in the repository counted it, and the population figures quoted in review came from a grep over log text rather than from any mechanism (found by executing the gate before and after and seeing its advisory total sit unchanged at 4590 while the printed population halved). Adding a non-blocking variant to the coproduct therefore obliges a matching entry in that allowlist, or the frontier it represents is invisible to the gate that is supposed to bound it. Lane: compiler-static-failure-closure (v1-method-existence-wall / v1-declared-type-conformance-wall). Dissolves with the seed itself, ROADMAP hand-MAINTAINED to zero at v2 self-host; no separate trigger, because there is no separable work to schedule. Not migration debt and not a delete candidate." +data compiler_diagnostic_seed_projection_note: String = "HAND-RUST GATE receipt for the CompilerDiagnostic seed projection (codex reviews 45469, 45481). Adding a variant to this coproduct forces arms in two TOTAL matches in the hand-maintained seed transport, cli_run.rs's compile_clean_diagnostic_histogram_key and its method-name extractor; without them the seed does not compile, so the arms are the mechanical consequence of the .dag change, not host-side capability someone chose to write in Rust. THIS IS A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM THE GATE'S USUAL SUBJECT and the distinction is the whole receipt: the gate's other explicit deferrals — the emit-surface retirement rows — are DECISION SURFACES that could live in .dag and are deferred for a stated reason, so they owe a dissolution schedule of their own. This clause used to name cli_run::selection_control_input_sources alongside them; that symbol was DELETED with affected-set selection (2026-08-15), so the deferral it recorded was discharged by deletion rather than by a schedule, and the citation was left naming nothing — the DESIGN section 3 stale-citation class, inside a receipt whose own argument is that an unverifiable figure rots silently. An exhaustiveness arm owes none, because it cannot live anywhere but the seed's projection of the coproduct, and it disappears exactly when the seed does. CHECKABLE RECEIPT for the FIVE variants this lane adds (MethodNotFound, MethodExistenceUndecided, MethodExistenceFrontierAdmitted, ReceiverTypeUnestablished, FrontierOccurrenceBudgetExceeded). It read SIX until the unjudged conformance advisory was excluded from this PR (codex review 45767); DeclaredTypeConformanceUnjudged and its arms are gone with it, which is why the figures below moved again. Two commands, and the receipt is exactly their output — EACH FIGURE NAMES THE COMMAND THAT PRODUCES IT, because a number with no command behind it cannot be checked and rots silently. (a) `grep -cE '^(pub )?fn ' src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 747 at origin/main and 747 on this branch, so the hand-Rust CARRIER census is FLAT. (b) `git diff --numstat origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs` is 23 added / 0 removed, and `git diff origin/main -- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | grep -cE '^\\+.*\\bfn '` is 0, so every added line is inside an existing fn and none declares one. The 23 lines are the five diagnostic arms plus the advisory-classification entries described next. THE NUMBERS IN A RECEIPT MUST TRACK THE DIFF THEY CERTIFY: this row read five variants and 13 lines after a sixth variant landed (codex review 45501), and then read a fn census of 742 that NO command reproduced — 501 bare `fn` and 245 `pub fn` on either side, never 742 — so the figure certifying that hand-Rust had not grown was itself unverifiable. A receipt whose number cannot be re-derived is indistinguishable from one that is wrong. Re-derive all three figures from the commands above whenever this coproduct changes, rather than carrying them forward. THE ADVISORY CLASSIFICATION IS PART OF THIS RECEIPT AND WAS THE DEFECT IT ALMOST HID: compile_clean_diagnostic_is_advisory is a CLOSED ALLOWLIST, not the complement of is_hard, so the two non-blocking variants this lane adds were counted by NEITHER predicate — rendered to the terminal while the gate reported zero of them. The residue was described as counted while nothing in the repository counted it, and the population figures quoted in review came from a grep over log text rather than from any mechanism (found by executing the gate before and after and seeing its advisory total sit unchanged at 4590 while the printed population halved). Adding a non-blocking variant to the coproduct therefore obliges a matching entry in that allowlist, or the frontier it represents is invisible to the gate that is supposed to bound it. Lane: compiler-static-failure-closure (v1-method-existence-wall / v1-declared-type-conformance-wall). Dissolves with the seed itself, ROADMAP hand-MAINTAINED to zero at v2 self-host; no separate trigger, because there is no separable work to schedule. Not migration debt and not a delete candidate." type FrontierOccurrenceKey { method: String From 6e4e0d4b35536a03b9d2c68ff6f67e7e9b71f38a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 22:10:56 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 26/81] Close two witnesses my own deletion orphaned, checked per-fn rather than as a pair THE INVOCATION CENSUS FOUND THESE, AND NOTHING ELSE WOULD HAVE. A lane that deletes a .dag fn is covered by the name join; a lane that deletes a Rust fn is covered by cargo; a lane that deletes a BINARY is covered by nothing, because the thing that invokes a binary is a string in a file no compiler reads. Sweeping my two deleted bins across dag/ src/v2/ .github/: selection_control_skip_witness ZERO invocation sites. floor_skip_discovery_witness four hits -- two prose, and TWO LIVE STRUCTURAL ROWS in src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag naming dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag as an entry:, a file this cut deleted. Those two would RED on the first execution of the fold, not pass silently -- traced through witness_consumer_cadence_for_row: with the roster row gone, consumer_for_explicit_rosters returns NoConsumer, the excluded_from_discovery arm falls through the path-substring checks, and neither reaches FalsifierRehomedBinWet. Loud, which is the good outcome, but broken by my deletion and mine to close rather than to leave for whoever hits it. CHECKED PER FN, NOT AS "the two dead ones" -- a one-sentence justification covering N things is one claim wearing a plural, and finding it true for one member is not evidence about the others (tidy-pike-117 / tidy-gull, 2026-08-15, from a ruling that had just been refuted this way). The question is whether the subject is the dead ENTRY or the live CLASSIFICATION MECHANISM: FalsifierRehomedBinWet 5 live roster rows in gunbc.ci_layer_roots, an arm in gunbc.explicit_witness_admission, and coverage in src/v2/test/claim/witness_exclusion_reconciliation_test.dag witness_admission_manifest_covers_row still exercised twice in this same file So the mechanism keeps its subjects and its coverage; only these two rows lost theirs. That makes the deletion closure rather than a coverage loss -- which is the distinction the same ruling got wrong an hour ago by accepting "imports from the file I am cutting" as evidence of subjecthood. Cargo.toml verified separately: both [[bin]] blocks were removed with their sources, and every remaining [[bin]] path resolves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag | 19 ------------------- 1 file changed, 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag index 03e377e48cc..b8abb9aa363 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag @@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ import v2.workflow.witness_admission { witness_admission_manifest_covers_row } import std.witness_admission { - FalsifierRehomedBinWet, FalsifierSubstrateLongLane, WitnessConsumerCadence, BinWitnessWet, @@ -161,24 +160,6 @@ test fn witness_bin_wet_live_rust_observation_consumer_holds() -> Bool { } } -test fn witness_rehomed_bin_wet_consumer_holds() -> Bool { - match witness_consumer_cadence_for_row( - entry: "dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag", - function: "floor_skip_discovery_keystone_holds", - excluded_from_discovery: true - ) { - FalsifierRehomedBinWet => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn witness_rehomed_bin_wet_manifest_covers_holds() -> Bool { - witness_admission_manifest_covers_row( - entry: "dag/test/claim/floor_skip_discovery_witness_test.dag", - function: "floor_skip_discovery_keystone_holds" - ) -} - test fn witness_substrate_long_lane_consumer_holds() -> Bool { match witness_consumer_cadence_for_row( entry: "src/v2/test/claim/long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag", From c4dc4e22320fb996e10f0b5919a2a895a82cff4e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 22:36:13 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 27/81] Make a required-floor refusal state its own subject The digest and the two module counts are computed before the strict typecheck gate and were reported only in the Ok arm, so a refusal arrived with no statement of the population it was computed over. Two refusals over different subjects were indistinguishable in a log, and a silently narrowed subject read exactly like one that had not narrowed. The error now carries subject/modules_resolved/modules_excluded rather than a second emit site racing the first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 19 ++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index ce8151521ce..ee0087eca95 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41928,13 +41928,26 @@ pub fn prepare_repository_once( } let modules_excluded = total - sources.len(); let subject_digest = subject_digest_for_closure(&sources); - let (graph, source_indices) = - resolved_graph_from_sources(sources, ResolveTypecheckGate::Strict)?; + // THE SUBJECT IS STATED BY THE REFUSAL ITSELF, not only by the success path. + // + // The digest and the two counts are computed above, BEFORE the gate that can reject. + // Reporting them only in the `Ok` arm made a refusal unattributable by construction: the + // caller printed `refused: ` with no statement of which population, over which + // source roots, the compile had been run against — so two refusals over different subjects + // are indistinguishable in a log, and a subject that silently narrowed reads exactly like + // one that did not. A receipt identifying the subject must precede the gate that can reject + // it, so the error carries them rather than a second emit site racing the first. + let modules_resolved = total - modules_excluded; + let subject_statement = format!( + "subject={subject_digest} modules_resolved={modules_resolved} modules_excluded={modules_excluded}" + ); + let resolved = resolved_graph_from_sources(sources, ResolveTypecheckGate::Strict); + let (graph, source_indices) = resolved.map_err(|e| format!("{subject_statement}\n{e}"))?; Ok(PreparedRepository { graph, source_indices, subject_digest, - modules_resolved: total - modules_excluded, + modules_resolved, modules_excluded, inventory, }) From 3eeb5e3378d07b80042f3c6f1ee4fc6b0dd0ccf2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 22:54:25 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 28/81] Regenerate the stage0 leaves the cut's authority deletions changed MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Discharges the one landing-obligation row whose instrument dies with the v1 `.dag` authority: regen must run while it still exists. Two leaves move. `std_realization_schedule.rs` loses 671 lines — the ScopedWitness* receipt family whose `.dag` authorities this cut deleted, plus the Rc indirection on FloorWorkerObservation.worker that the shrunk FloorWorkerIdentity no longer needs. `std_types.rs` gains `commit_sha_text_holds`, re-homed beside `CommitSha` off the deleted receipt family: it is a validating check a caller must remember to run, not a construction wall, and it carries that distinction and its dissolution condition rather than reading as one. The generated tree was otherwise already a fixed point: 143 files written, 2 changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/std_realization_schedule.rs | 676 +----------------- src/v1/stage0/src/std_types.rs | 27 + 2 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 671 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/std_realization_schedule.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/std_realization_schedule.rs index e2fd89dacfa..04922be1b24 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/std_realization_schedule.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/std_realization_schedule.rs @@ -7,16 +7,11 @@ use self::FloorWorkerObservationOutcome::*; use self::FloorWorkerTerminalReceipt::*; use self::FloorWorkerTerminalReport::*; use self::NoWalkFinalization::*; -use self::NodeFrontierSelection::*; use self::OnSuccessRunnableDisposition::*; use self::PreWalkExecution::*; use self::Runnable::*; use self::RunnableBatchClampSource::*; use self::RunnableMemoryClass::*; -use self::ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority::*; -use self::ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::*; -use self::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::*; -use self::ScopedWitnessProcessIsolation::*; use self::WitnessCostBasis::*; use self::WitnessKind::*; use self::WitnessSpan::*; @@ -294,29 +289,8 @@ impl RunnableBatchClampSource { Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize, )] #[serde(tag = "_variant")] -pub enum ScopedWitnessProcessIsolation { - SharedWalkProcess, - SequentialChildProcess, - FreshJobProcess, -} - -pub type ScopedWitnessBatchId = String; - -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -#[serde(tag = "_variant")] pub enum FloorWorkerIdentity { OrdinaryFloorWorker, - ScopedWitnessFloorWorker { batch_id: ScopedWitnessBatchId }, -} -impl FloorWorkerIdentity { - pub fn batch_id(&self) -> ScopedWitnessBatchId { - match self { - FloorWorkerIdentity::OrdinaryFloorWorker => panic!("no batch_id on unit variant"), - FloorWorkerIdentity::ScopedWitnessFloorWorker { - batch_id: __val, .. - } => __val.clone(), - } - } } #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] @@ -396,7 +370,7 @@ impl FloorWorkerObservationOutcome { #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] pub struct FloorWorkerObservation { - pub worker: Rc, + pub worker: FloorWorkerIdentity, pub termination: Rc, pub terminal_receipt: Rc, } @@ -485,551 +459,15 @@ pub fn floor_worker_observation_receipt_path() -> FloorWorkerObservationReceiptP CACHED.with(|c: &FloorWorkerObservationReceiptPath| c.clone()) } -pub type ScopedExecutionRequestPath = String; - -pub fn scoped_execution_request_path() -> ScopedExecutionRequestPath { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: ScopedExecutionRequestPath = { - serde_json::from_value(serde_json::json!("target/floor-attempts/scoped-execution-requests.json")) - .expect("valid data definition") - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &ScopedExecutionRequestPath| c.clone()) -} - pub fn floor_worker_observation_note() -> String { thread_local! { static CACHED: String = { - "The floor coordinator is structurally closure-free: only worker processes resolve or execute a plan. The ordinary worker projects each SequentialChildProcess/FreshJobProcess ScopedWitnessBatch -- its frozen entries, source-root envelope, execution authority, clamp and the plan-derived budgets a child reads -- into scoped_execution_request_path together with the tested commit/tree/tool it was frozen against, then the coordinator waits for that worker to EXIT before spawning any SequentialChildProcess scoped worker, so their substantial live sets never overlap. Every worker writes a terminal receipt only after its result artifacts are complete; the coordinator crosses that report with the OS exit status and persists a located counted FloorWorkerObservation at floor_worker_observation_receipt_path. Missing terminal receipt is an observed state, never absence-as-success. Outcome is deliberately NOT a field: floor_worker_observation_outcome derives it totally from termination crossed with terminal_receipt, so Completed beside signal death or DiedWithoutTerminalReceipt beside an observed report is unrepresentable rather than lens-caught. The TSV outcome column is a boundary rendering of that derivation. FreshJobProcess is intentionally uninhabited and refuses until a workflow realization supplies its distinct cgroup, timeout, and scheduling semantics. 🟡 feature:floor-worker-observation-typed-tabular-codec dissolve-on: a std tabular-codec carrier derives the request and observation storage projections from List and FloorWorkerObservation, deleting the seed wire labels while preserving both branded paths.".to_string() - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) -} - -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct ScopedWitnessBatchResourceProfile { - pub runnable: Rc, - pub clamp: Rc, - pub process_isolation: ScopedWitnessProcessIsolation, -} - -#[derive( - Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize, -)] -#[serde(tag = "_variant")] -pub enum ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority { - InheritedWalkSourceRoots, -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_authority_note() -> String { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: String = { - "ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority carries PROVENANCE, not an open-ended placeholder: InheritedWalkSourceRoots means every executor-owned .dag decision used while realizing the scoped batch — affected-set selection, witness execution-leg classification, and post-discovery cost/attribution projections — resolves from the enclosing walk's source-root authority. The scoped batch cannot author a second root list, so executor machinery cannot enter or move the witness subject universe, its digest, or its measured clamp basis. The one-variant carrier is therefore a construction wall against re-forking the root fact, not hollow generality.".to_string() - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_authority_seed_refusal_note() -> String { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: String = { - "PRE-EXISTING SEED DIAGNOSTIC DEBT, observed by the scoped carrier rather than created by it: cli_run prime_witness_execution_legs panics when witness_entry_eligibility_census cannot resolve, instead of returning a typed located refusal through DiscoverySummary. The panic is fail-closed in effect but loses the actionable result arm and was one cause of an unexplained nonzero worker exit in run 30746409064. dissolve-on: prime_witness_execution_legs returns Result with the eligibility authority entry and inherited execution-authority roots in its error; run_discovery_corpus_with_options projects that error into the existing located discovery refusal and the panic arm deletes.".to_string() - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) -} - -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct ScopedWitnessBatch { - pub batch_id: ScopedWitnessBatchId, - pub source_roots: Rc>, - pub entries: Rc>>, - pub scan_dirs: Rc>, - pub node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelection, - pub execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority, - pub execution_mode: ExecutionMode, - pub resource_profile: Rc, -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_source_roots_digest(source_roots: Rc>) -> Rc { - source_roots.clone().iter().cloned().fold( - content_hash_atom("scoped-witness-source-roots".to_string()), - |acc: Rc, root: String| { - content_hash_combine_structural(acc, content_hash_atom(root.clone())) - }, - ) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_batch( - batch_id: NonEmptyStr, - source_roots: Rc>, - entries: Rc>>, - scan_dirs: Rc>, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelection, - resource_profile: Rc, -) -> Rc { - Rc::new(ScopedWitnessBatch { - batch_id: batch_id.clone(), - source_roots: source_roots.clone(), - entries: entries.clone(), - scan_dirs: scan_dirs.clone(), - node_frontier_selection: node_frontier_selection.clone(), - execution_authority: ScopedWitnessExecutionAuthority::InheritedWalkSourceRoots {}, - execution_mode: resource_profile.runnable.clone().execution_mode.clone(), - resource_profile: resource_profile.clone(), - }) -} - -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -#[serde(tag = "_variant")] -pub enum ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome { - ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: bool }, - ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: String }, - ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { detail: String }, - ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: String }, -} - -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct ScopedWitnessExecutionResult { - pub head_sha: CommitSha, - pub batch_id: String, - pub source_roots_digest: Rc, - pub entry: String, - pub function: String, - pub witness_kind: WitnessKind, - pub outcome: Rc, -} - -#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -#[serde(tag = "_variant")] -pub enum ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { - rows: Rc>>, - }, - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { - detail: String, - }, -} - -pub type ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath = String; - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_path() -> ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath = { - serde_json::from_value(serde_json::json!("target/scoped-witness-execution-receipt.tsv")) - .expect("valid data definition") - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath| c.clone()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_header() -> String { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: String = { - "head_sha\tbatch_id\tsource_roots_digest\tentry\tfunction\twitness_kind\toutcome\tdetail".to_string() - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_wire_note() -> String { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: String = { - "ScopedWitnessExecutionResult and ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome are the semantic API; the TSV path, header, and labels are their single storage projection for the declared filesystem_read consumer, never a second result schema. Every scheduled head carries one row per expanded roster entry: ScopedWitnessExecuted is execution evidence, while ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped is a typed nonfailure retaining the selection provenance — never absence-as-pass and never coverage. The decoder returns the modeled rows directly and refuses malformed columns, unknown kinds, unknown outcomes, missing exact-head identity, and empty receipts. The decoded batch_id is validated nonempty wire identity text rather than an authored ScopedWitnessBatchId: this boundary observes a worker projection and cannot honestly construct that brand from arbitrary TSV text. The source_roots_digest carrier is family-narrow Fnv1a64Structural: wrong-family assignment is structurally impossible, while external text remains honestly guarded at rung two by fnv1a64_structural_hex_digest. The union exists only at the wire seam immediately before serialize_content_hash. The decoder intentionally refuses Sha1 and Sha256 wire identities rather than widening this structural-fingerprint field; RED controls pin both refusals. 🟡 feature:scoped-witness-receipt-typed-tabular-codec dissolve-on: a std tabular-codec carrier derives the header and row parser from the result product and outcome coproduct, deleting these hand-written wire labels while preserving ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptPath and the decoded model surface.".to_string() - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_refined_identity_scaffold_note() -> String { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: String = { - "DESIGN section 4b guarantee-ladder scaffold for exactly one field: ScopedWitnessExecutionResult.batch_id. PREVIOUS RUNG: the decoded product named ScopedWitnessBatchId but reached it by an unchecked cast from arbitrary TSV text; that was rung inflation, not validation, and canonical stage0 emission exposed the cast as runtime panic. TEMPORARY RUNG: nonempty String identity text admitted only after the receipt decoder's exact-arity and nonempty check. REASON AND ATTAINABLE CEILING: the bootstrap has no validating constructor for this branded refined carrier at the decode boundary; this is the existing ROADMAP capability row `The capability audit: sole_constructor completeness, then seal the proof-carriers`, whose unverified population explicitly includes generic refinements and casts. BOUNDED POPULATION: only decoded ScopedWitnessExecutionResult.batch_id; ScopedWitnessBatch.batch_id remains branded where its authority constructs it. CROSS-REPRESENTATION JOIN: a consumer compares decoded text only with scoped_witness_batch_id_wire_text projected from the scheduled authority, never through an implicit cast. CLIMB ALREADY CONSUMED: #7480 grounded hash families, so source_roots_digest now reaches rung four against wrong-family assignment as Fnv1a64Structural; the minimum in-scope rung remains two at the external-text path, where fnv1a64_structural_hex_digest is the permanent validating mint and refusal is honest rather than debt. RESTORATION TRIGGER: the sole_constructor completeness audit lands a validating ScopedWitnessBatchId constructor for wire text; the decoder calls it, restores that field, and this scaffold deletes.".to_string() + "The floor coordinator is structurally closure-free: only worker processes resolve or execute a plan. Every worker writes a terminal receipt only after its result artifacts are complete; the coordinator crosses that report with the OS exit status and persists a located counted FloorWorkerObservation at floor_worker_observation_receipt_path. Missing terminal receipt is an observed state, never absence-as-success. Outcome is deliberately NOT a field: floor_worker_observation_outcome derives it totally from termination crossed with terminal_receipt, so Completed beside signal death or DiedWithoutTerminalReceipt beside an observed report is unrepresentable rather than lens-caught. The TSV outcome column is a boundary rendering of that derivation. 🟡 feature:floor-worker-observation-typed-tabular-codec dissolve-on: a std tabular-codec carrier derives the observation storage projection from FloorWorkerObservation, deleting the seed wire labels while preserving the branded path.".to_string() }; } CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) } -pub fn scoped_witness_batch_id_wire_text(batch_id: NonEmptyStr) -> String { - v1_rt::concat("".to_string(), batch_id.clone()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_wire_text( - source_roots_digest: Rc, -) -> String { - v1_rt::concat( - "".to_string(), - serialize_content_hash(as_content_hash_structural(source_roots_digest.clone())), - ) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_for_wire(source_roots: Rc>) -> String { - scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_wire_text(scoped_witness_source_roots_digest( - source_roots.clone(), - )) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_kind_label(kind: WitnessKind) -> String { - match kind.clone() { - WitnessKind::CorpusWitnessKind => "corpus".to_string(), - WitnessKind::ExecutionWitnessKind => "execution".to_string(), - WitnessKind::NativeBundleWitnessKind => "native-bundle".to_string(), - } -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_kind_from_label(label: String) -> Option { - if (label.clone() == "corpus".to_string()) { - Some(WitnessKind::CorpusWitnessKind) - } else { - if (label.clone() == "execution".to_string()) { - Some(WitnessKind::ExecutionWitnessKind) - } else { - if (label.clone() == "native-bundle".to_string()) { - Some(WitnessKind::NativeBundleWitnessKind) - } else { - None - } - } - } -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_outcome_label( - outcome: Rc, -) -> String { - match (*outcome.clone()).clone() { - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: _, .. } => { - "executed".to_string() - } - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { provenance: _, .. } => { - "selection-skipped".to_string() - } - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { detail: _, .. } => { - "scheduling-refused".to_string() - } - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: _, .. } => { - "budget-killed".to_string() - } - } -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_outcome_detail( - outcome: Rc, -) -> String { - match (*outcome.clone()).clone() { - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: ok, .. } => { - if ok.clone() { - "true".to_string() - } else { - "false".to_string() - } - } - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { - provenance: provenance, - .. - } => provenance.clone(), - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { - detail: detail, .. - } => detail.clone(), - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { detail: detail, .. } => { - detail.clone() - } - } -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_result_tsv_row(row: Rc) -> String { - Rc::new(vec![ - row.head_sha.clone(), - row.batch_id.clone(), - scoped_witness_source_roots_digest_wire_text(row.source_roots_digest.clone()), - row.entry.clone(), - row.function.clone(), - scoped_witness_kind_label(row.witness_kind.clone()), - scoped_witness_execution_outcome_label(row.outcome.clone()), - scoped_witness_execution_outcome_detail(row.outcome.clone()), - ]) - .join(&"\t".to_string()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_outcome_from_wire( - label: String, - detail: String, -) -> Option> { - if ((label.clone() == "executed".to_string()) && (detail.clone() == "true".to_string())) { - Some(Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: true }, - )) - } else { - if ((label.clone() == "executed".to_string()) && (detail.clone() == "false".to_string())) { - Some(Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessExecuted { ok: false }, - )) - } else { - if ((label.clone() == "selection-skipped".to_string()) - && (detail.clone() != "".to_string())) - { - Some(Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessSelectionSkipped { - provenance: detail.clone(), - }, - )) - } else { - if ((label.clone() == "scheduling-refused".to_string()) - && (detail.clone() != "".to_string())) - { - Some(Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessSchedulingRefused { - detail: detail.clone(), - }, - )) - } else { - if ((label.clone() == "budget-killed".to_string()) - && (detail.clone() != "".to_string())) - { - Some(Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionOutcome::ScopedWitnessBudgetKilled { - detail: detail.clone(), - }, - )) - } else { - None - } - } - } - } - } -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds(head: String) -> bool { - ((v1_rt::string_length(&head) == 40) && { - let mut __all = true; - for cp in Rc::new(head.clone().chars().map(|c| c as i64).collect::>()) - .iter() - .cloned() - { - if !(((cp.clone() >= 48) && (cp.clone() <= 57)) - || ((cp.clone() >= 97) && (cp.clone() <= 102))) - { - __all = false; - break; - } - } - __all - }) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_exact_head_grounding_note() -> String { - thread_local! { - static CACHED: String = { - "Scoped witness execution results bind every row to the explicit lowercase 40-hex head supplied by the runner. std.types CommitSha is presently an unvalidated String alias, so scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds is the located construction wall for this receipt family. Dissolve-on: CommitSha gains one validating constructor shared by every Git-head consumer; this decoder then calls that authority and deletes its local syntax check.".to_string() - }; - } - CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_result_from_columns( - columns: Rc>, -) -> Option> { - { - let __fm = columns.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let head_sha = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_head: Rc> = Rc::new((*__fm).iter().skip(1).cloned().collect()); - { - let __fm = after_head.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let batch_id = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_batch: Rc> = - Rc::new((*__fm).iter().skip(1).cloned().collect()); - { - let __fm = after_batch.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let source_roots_digest = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_digest: Rc> = - Rc::new((*__fm).iter().skip(1).cloned().collect()); - { - let __fm = after_digest.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let entry = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_entry: Rc> = - Rc::new((*__fm).iter().skip(1).cloned().collect()); - { - let __fm = after_entry.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let function = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_function: Rc> = - Rc::new((*__fm).iter().skip(1).cloned().collect()); - { - let __fm = after_function.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let witness_kind_label = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_kind: Rc> = Rc::new( - (*__fm).iter().skip(1).cloned().collect(), - ); - { - let __fm = after_kind.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let outcome_label = (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_outcome: Rc> = Rc::new( - (*__fm) - .iter() - .skip(1) - .cloned() - .collect(), - ); - { - let __fm = after_outcome.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - None - } else { - let outcome_detail = - (*__fm)[0].clone(); - let after_detail: Rc> = - Rc::new( - (*__fm) - .iter() - .skip(1) - .cloned() - .collect(), - ); - { - let __fm = - after_detail.clone(); - if __fm.is_empty() { - if ((((!scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds(head_sha.clone()) || (batch_id.clone() == "".to_string())) || (source_roots_digest.clone() == "".to_string())) || (entry.clone() == "".to_string())) || (function.clone() == "".to_string())) { - None - } else { - match fnv1a64_structural_hex_digest(source_roots_digest.clone()) { - None => None, - Some(decoded_source_roots_digest) => match scoped_witness_kind_from_label(witness_kind_label.clone()) { - None => None, - Some(kind) => match scoped_witness_execution_outcome_from_wire(outcome_label.clone(), outcome_detail.clone()) { - None => None, - Some(outcome) => Some(Rc::new(ScopedWitnessExecutionResult { - head_sha: head_sha.clone(), - batch_id: batch_id.clone(), - source_roots_digest: decoded_source_roots_digest.clone(), - entry: entry.clone(), - function: function.clone(), - witness_kind: kind.clone(), - outcome: outcome.clone(), -})), -}, -}, -} - } - } else { - None - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } - } -} - -pub fn scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decode( - text: String, -) -> Rc { - { - let lines = Rc::new( - text.clone() - .split(&"\n".to_string()) - .map(|s| s.to_string()) - .collect::>(), - ); - if (((lines.clone().len() as i64) < 2) - || (lines.clone().first().cloned().as_deref() - != Some(scoped_witness_execution_receipt_header()).as_deref())) - { - Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { - detail: "schema header absent or receipt has no rows".to_string(), - }, - ) - } else { - { - let body = Rc::new( - lines - .clone() - .iter() - .cloned() - .skip(1 as usize) - .collect::>(), - ); - let rows = if (body - .clone() - .iter() - .cloned() - .skip(((body.clone().len() as i64) - 1) as usize) - .next() - .as_deref() - == Some("".to_string()).as_deref()) - { - Rc::new( - body.clone() - .iter() - .cloned() - .take(((body.clone().len() as i64) - 1) as usize) - .collect::>(), - ) - } else { - body.clone() - }; - if ((rows.clone().len() as i64) == 0) { - Rc::new( - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { - detail: "receipt has no scoped witness execution result rows" - .to_string(), - }, - ) - } else { - rows.clone().iter().cloned().fold(Rc::new(ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { - rows: Rc::new(vec![]), -}), |state: Rc, line: String| match (*state).clone() { - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { detail: detail, .. } => Rc::new(ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { - detail: detail.clone(), -}), - ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { rows: rows, .. } => match scoped_witness_execution_result_from_columns(Rc::new(line.clone().split(&"\t".to_string()).map(|s| s.to_string()).collect::>())) { - None => Rc::new(ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptRefused { - detail: "malformed scoped witness execution result row".to_string(), -}), - Some(row) => Rc::new(ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecode::ScopedWitnessExecutionReceiptDecoded { - rows: v1_rt::concat(rows.clone(), Rc::new(vec![row.clone()])), -}), -}, -}) - } - } - } - } -} - pub fn runnable_memory_negligible() -> RunnableMemoryClass { RunnableMemoryClass::RunnableMemoryNegligible } @@ -1099,9 +537,6 @@ pub fn runnable_profile(r: Rc) -> Rc { match (*r.clone()).clone() { Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { profile: p, .. } => p.clone(), Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { profile: p, .. } => p.clone(), - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch, .. } => { - batch.resource_profile.clone().runnable.clone() - } Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _, .. } => runnable_resource_profile_negligible(), @@ -1110,11 +545,6 @@ pub fn runnable_profile(r: Rc) -> Rc { pub fn runnable_batch_clamp_source(r: Rc) -> Rc { match (*r.clone()).clone() { - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch, .. } => { - Rc::new(RunnableBatchClampSource::RunnableOwnsBatchClamp { - clamp: batch.resource_profile.clone().clamp.clone(), - }) - } Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { .. } => { Rc::new(RunnableBatchClampSource::RunnableUsesFloorPositionalClamp) } @@ -1130,9 +560,6 @@ pub fn runnable_batch_clamp_source(r: Rc) -> Rc) -> bool { match (*r.clone()).clone() { Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch, .. } => { - runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence(batch.resource_profile.clone().runnable.clone()) - } Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { profile: p, .. } => { runnable_excludes_corpus_co_residence(p.clone()) } @@ -1142,39 +569,6 @@ pub fn runnable_forbids_corpus_co_residence(r: Rc) -> bool { } } -#[derive( - Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize, -)] -#[serde(tag = "_variant")] -pub enum NodeFrontierSelection { - SelectionOff, - SelectionApplied, - SelectionPredictOnly, -} - -pub fn node_frontier_selection_eq( - left: NodeFrontierSelection, - right: NodeFrontierSelection, -) -> bool { - match left.clone() { - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionOff => match right.clone() { - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionOff => true, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionApplied => false, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionPredictOnly => false, - }, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionApplied => match right.clone() { - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionOff => false, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionApplied => true, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionPredictOnly => false, - }, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionPredictOnly => match right.clone() { - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionOff => false, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionApplied => false, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionPredictOnly => true, - }, - } -} - #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] #[serde(tag = "_variant")] pub enum Runnable { @@ -1187,14 +581,10 @@ pub enum Runnable { source_roots: Rc>, scan_dirs: Rc>, explicit_entries: Rc>>, - node_frontier_selection: NodeFrontierSelection, exclude_substrings: Rc>, discovery_scope_dirs: Rc>, profile: Rc, }, - RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { - batch: Rc, - }, RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: i64, }, @@ -1227,9 +617,6 @@ pub fn on_success_runnable_disposition(runnable: Rc) -> OnSuccessRunna Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { .. } => { OnSuccessRunnableDisposition::OnSuccessDiscoveryRefused } - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _, .. } => { - OnSuccessRunnableDisposition::OnSuccessDiscoveryRefused - } Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _, .. } => OnSuccessRunnableDisposition::OnSuccessKernelRefused, @@ -1266,7 +653,7 @@ pub fn walk_plan_note() -> String { pub fn walk_plan_run_stage_claim_executor_seed_deferral() -> String { thread_local! { static CACHED: String = { - "§7 SEED-RETAINED, declared here because this is where the obligation is INCURRED (review 2026-07-31; scoped-worker extension 2026-08-01). `run_stage`, `spawn_units`, `join_units`, `batch_unit_lane`, the stage receipt writers, the walk-attempt observation, `maybe_run_floor_coordinator`, `spawn_floor_worker`, `observe_floor_worker`, `append_floor_phase_journal`, `journal_floor_worker_observation`, `scoped_execution_authority_source_roots`, and the manifest/execution/terminal/observation receipt projections are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`; retaining typed selection-skipped discovery rows and resolving executor-owned decisions against inherited walk roots are HAND-RUST in `cli_run.rs`. The executor is the seed that runs before any `.dag` walk exists, so the code that decides how a walk executes cannot itself be a walk. The scoped extension does not mint a second deferral: it is another realization of this one executor seed. The merge-admission pre-walk extension (2026-08-02, review 47517) is likewise this SAME deferral grown, not a new one: the PreWalkExecution value parser, `run_pre_walk_execution` (including its capture-refusal-wire read), the two WalkPopulationBudget watchdogs and the WalkPopulationBudgetRefusal durable writer, and the per-stage memory snapshots are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`, all dissolving on the same trigger as the rest of this row — the executor walk and its receipt projections becoming emitted `.dag` realizations. That is a real deferral, not an exemption — the seed grew here, and a growth in the seed is a §7 debt whether or not anyone writes it down.\n\nWHY THIS ROW LIVES WITH THE CARRIER RATHER THAN WITH A CONSUMER. A first draft of this row was authored in the FIXTURE branch that later exercised this code, on the reasoning that the fixture is where the seed expansion became visible. That reverses ownership: the debt belongs to the change that added the Rust, and a downstream consumer documenting its parent's deferral means the parent could land without one. A consumer may cite this row; it may not be the row's home.\n\nWHAT MAKES THE SCOPED EXTENSION CHECKABLE. `witness_v1_claim_scoped_batch_is_file_grain_and_batch_owned` and `witness_scoped_batch_is_singleton_and_outside_positional_clamps` pin the modeled batch, owned clamp, inherited execution authority, and SequentialChildProcess isolation. `scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_accepts_writer_projection`, `scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_preserves_selection_skip_provenance`, and `scoped_witness_execution_receipt_decoder_refuses_empty_ledger` pin the public modeled decoder across execution, honest nonexecution, and refusal. The Rust controls `scoped_selection_skip_is_a_provenanced_nonfailure_receipt_outcome` and `scoped_execution_authority_inherits_walk_roots_without_widening_subject_roots` pin the seed projections so an unaffected row remains present without failing the worker and executor-owned decisions consume the enclosing walk roots without entering the witness subject envelope. `floor_worker_observation_outcome_is_derived_from_evidence` proves in the model that the same completed terminal report derives Completed beside exit 0 and Failed beside signal death; there is no outcome field to transcribe. The Rust controls `floor_worker_missing_terminal_receipt_is_an_observed_death`, `floor_worker_terminal_crosses_receipt_with_exit_status`, `floor_worker_refusal_remains_distinct_from_failure`, `floor_worker_signal_death_is_not_flattened_to_an_exit_code`, `floor_worker_signal_overrules_a_completed_terminal_report`, and `floor_worker_verdict_reaches_the_durable_journal` pin the coordinator's typed observation boundary, the derived-verdict law, and the surviving out-of-band projection used when the Actions stream drops worker stderr. Deleting or flattening the modeled arms, widening the subject roots with executor dependencies, dropping a selection-skipped roster row, accepting receipt absence, normalizing a signal into success, storing an authored outcome, losing the durable verdict, or restoring the old isolation spelling makes one of those controls red.\n\nMIGRATION TRIGGER: the executor's own scheduling decisions become a `.dag` walk over `WalkPlan` — lane selection, admission, worker sequencing, and receipt emission expressed as modeled effects rather than as `std::thread`, `std::process`, plus `std::fs` — at which point this Rust becomes an emitted realization and the row deletes. Gated behind the witness-realization lane, concretely ROADMAP `v1-materialization-kernel` (`docs/plans/witness-realization-plan.md`), since a `.dag`-expressed executor needs native witness execution to run at all. The two codec dissolve markers are subordinate parts of this same row: they delete when typed tabular projection is available, before the whole executor can delete. Until then the honest statement is that these are seed-retained by necessity with a named trigger and executable receipts, which is exactly what a self-host frontier row is for.".to_string() + "§7 SEED-RETAINED, declared here because this is where the obligation is INCURRED (review 2026-07-31). `run_stage`, `spawn_units`, `join_units`, `batch_unit_lane`, the stage receipt writers, the walk-attempt observation, `maybe_run_floor_coordinator`, `spawn_floor_worker`, `observe_floor_worker`, `append_floor_phase_journal`, `journal_floor_worker_observation`, and the manifest/terminal/observation receipt projections are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`; resolving executor-owned decisions against inherited walk roots is HAND-RUST in `cli_run.rs`. The executor is the seed that runs before any `.dag` walk exists, so the code that decides how a walk executes cannot itself be a walk. The scoped extension does not mint a second deferral: it is another realization of this one executor seed. The merge-admission pre-walk extension (2026-08-02, review 47517) is likewise this SAME deferral grown, not a new one: the PreWalkExecution value parser, `run_pre_walk_execution` (including its capture-refusal-wire read), the two WalkPopulationBudget watchdogs and the WalkPopulationBudgetRefusal durable writer, and the per-stage memory snapshots are HAND-RUST in `claim_executor.rs`, all dissolving on the same trigger as the rest of this row — the executor walk and its receipt projections becoming emitted `.dag` realizations. That is a real deferral, not an exemption — the seed grew here, and a growth in the seed is a §7 debt whether or not anyone writes it down.\n\nWHY THIS ROW LIVES WITH THE CARRIER RATHER THAN WITH A CONSUMER. A first draft of this row was authored in the FIXTURE branch that later exercised this code, on the reasoning that the fixture is where the seed expansion became visible. That reverses ownership: the debt belongs to the change that added the Rust, and a downstream consumer documenting its parent's deferral means the parent could land without one. A consumer may cite this row; it may not be the row's home.\n\nWHAT THE SCOPED EXTENSION WAS, and why this row shrank. A scoped-witness worker once ran a second source-root envelope in a sequential child process, with its own clamp, execution authority, request projection and TSV receipt family, all hand-Rust here. Its single instance and every carrier behind it were deleted 2026-08-15 with affected-set selection, because the batch existed to make a second subject envelope affordable and selection was what made it affordable. The seed shrank by that whole path rather than migrating it.\n\nMIGRATION TRIGGER: the executor's own scheduling decisions become a `.dag` walk over `WalkPlan` — lane choice, admission, worker sequencing, and receipt emission expressed as modeled effects rather than as `std::thread`, `std::process`, plus `std::fs` — at which point this Rust becomes an emitted realization and the row deletes. Gated behind the witness-realization lane, concretely ROADMAP `v1-materialization-kernel` (`docs/plans/witness-realization-plan.md`), since a `.dag`-expressed executor needs native witness execution to run at all. The two codec dissolve markers are subordinate parts of this same row: they delete when typed tabular projection is available, before the whole executor can delete. Until then the honest statement is that these are seed-retained by necessity with a named trigger and executable receipts, which is exactly what a self-host frontier row is for.".to_string() }; } CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) @@ -1387,30 +774,6 @@ pub fn walk_population_budget_note() -> String { CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) } -pub fn node_frontier_selection_applied(sel: NodeFrontierSelection) -> bool { - match sel.clone() { - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionApplied => true, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionOff => false, - NodeFrontierSelection::SelectionPredictOnly => false, - } -} - -pub fn runnable_selection_applied(r: Rc) -> bool { - match (*r.clone()).clone() { - Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { - node_frontier_selection: sel, - .. - } => node_frontier_selection_applied(sel.clone()), - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: batch, .. } => { - node_frontier_selection_applied(batch.node_frontier_selection.clone()) - } - Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { - fused_op_count: _, .. - } => false, - } -} - pub type Schedule = Rc>>>>; #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] @@ -1426,9 +789,6 @@ pub fn runnable_step_label(r: Rc) -> String { match (*r.clone()).clone() { Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { function: f, .. } => f.clone(), Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { .. } => "__discovery_corpus__".to_string(), - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _, .. } => { - "__scoped_witness_batch__".to_string() - } Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _, .. } => "__kernel_workload__".to_string(), @@ -1551,7 +911,6 @@ pub fn runnable_eq(left: Rc, right: Rc) -> bool { && runnable_resource_profile_eq(lp.clone(), rp.clone())) } Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _, .. } => false, Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _, .. } => false, @@ -1560,7 +919,6 @@ pub fn runnable_eq(left: Rc, right: Rc) -> bool { source_roots: lsr, scan_dirs: lsd, explicit_entries: lex, - node_frontier_selection: lskip, exclude_substrings: lex2, discovery_scope_dirs: lsc, profile: lp, @@ -1571,29 +929,18 @@ pub fn runnable_eq(left: Rc, right: Rc) -> bool { source_roots: rsr, scan_dirs: rsd, explicit_entries: rex, - node_frontier_selection: rskip, exclude_substrings: rex2, discovery_scope_dirs: rsc, profile: rp, .. } => { - ((((((string_list_eq(lsr.clone(), rsr.clone()) + (((((string_list_eq(lsr.clone(), rsr.clone()) && string_list_eq(lsd.clone(), rsd.clone())) && schedule_witness_entry_list_eq(lex.clone(), rex.clone())) - && node_frontier_selection_eq(lskip.clone(), rskip.clone())) && string_list_eq(lex2.clone(), rex2.clone())) && string_list_eq(lsc.clone(), rsc.clone())) && runnable_resource_profile_eq(lp.clone(), rp.clone())) } - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _, .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { - fused_op_count: _, .. - } => false, - }, - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: lb, .. } => match (*right.clone()).clone() { - Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: rb, .. } => (lb.clone() == rb.clone()), Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: _, .. } => false, @@ -1604,7 +951,6 @@ pub fn runnable_eq(left: Rc, right: Rc) -> bool { } => match (*right.clone()).clone() { Runnable::RunnableSingleClaim { .. } => false, Runnable::RunnableDiscoveryBatch { .. } => false, - Runnable::RunnableScopedWitnessBatch { batch: _, .. } => false, Runnable::RunnableKernelWorkload { fused_op_count: rcount, .. @@ -1686,19 +1032,7 @@ pub struct RunnableMemoryNegligible; #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] pub struct RunnableMemorySubstantial; #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct SharedWalkProcess; -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct SequentialChildProcess; -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct FreshJobProcess; -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct InheritedWalkSourceRoots; -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct SelectionOff; -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct SelectionApplied; -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] -pub struct SelectionPredictOnly; +pub struct OrdinaryFloorWorker; #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] pub struct OnSuccessRunnableAdmitted; #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)] diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/std_types.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/std_types.rs index a16bcbc4cf1..3af191c0599 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/std_types.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/std_types.rs @@ -229,6 +229,33 @@ pub fn list_length(items: Rc>) -> i64 { pub type CommitSha = String; +pub fn commit_sha_text_holds_note() -> String { + thread_local! { + static CACHED: String = { + "The located syntax wall for an EXTERNALLY SUPPLIED Git head: lowercase 40-hex. It lives here, beside CommitSha, because that is the one authority every Git-head consumer already names — it was previously homed in std.realization_schedule as scoped_witness_exact_head_text_holds, where a receipt family that has since been deleted happened to be its first caller, and a second consumer (v2.compiler.self_host.frontier_probe_survey) was already importing it across that seam. CommitSha is presently an unvalidated String alias, so this predicate is a validating CHECK a caller must remember to run, not a construction wall. Dissolve-on: CommitSha gains one validating constructor; callers reach the constructor, the invalid state stops being writable, and this predicate deletes.".to_string() + }; + } + CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) +} + +pub fn commit_sha_text_holds(head: String) -> bool { + ((v1_rt::string_length(&head) == 40) && { + let mut __all = true; + for cp in Rc::new(head.clone().chars().map(|c| c as i64).collect::>()) + .iter() + .cloned() + { + if !(((cp.clone() >= 48) && (cp.clone() <= 57)) + || ((cp.clone() >= 97) && (cp.clone() <= 102))) + { + __all = false; + break; + } + } + __all + }) +} + pub type Sha256 = String; pub type RetryCount = i64; From c4c1c0d19e8df40d59433089b107b48a4fd1c659 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 23:29:36 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 29/81] Declare the witness import in three files that had no imports at all MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Root-cause fix for the three 'expected Coproduct(C)' diagnostics. Each file declared ZERO imports and reached `Witness`, `Holds` and `Violates` as bare cross-module references — the Class B pool-membership coincidence DESIGN documents: the name binds exactly when some unrelated import elsewhere in the assembled closure has already dragged the target into the pool. The failure mode is narrower than "not found" and is why it went unnoticed: `Witness` bound well enough for the parameterless `Violates` arm to typecheck, while the type ARGUMENT never substituted, so only the `Holds { value: .. }` construction failed. Two of the three pass a dotted argument and one passes an undotted local type, so the substitution failure is not specific to the dotted form — declaring the import is the fix in all three. NOT VERIFIED LOCALLY, stated rather than implied: these three are visible only under CI's merge-ref compiler, so this branch's binary does not flag them and cannot confirm the repair. What is confirmed locally is no regression — the same five diagnostics before and after, subject=e4b1637ee65b8d36. The declaration is correct on its own terms regardless of the verdict: a file relying on pool membership for its bindings is the defect, not the symptom. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/lens/discrimination.dag | 2 ++ src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_algebra_ref_grounding_anchor.dag | 2 ++ src/v2/test/fixture/rung_3_4_common.dag | 2 ++ 3 files changed, 6 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v2/lens/discrimination.dag b/src/v2/lens/discrimination.dag index 3aace8834a7..68fc295733b 100644 --- a/src/v2/lens/discrimination.dag +++ b/src/v2/lens/discrimination.dag @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ module v2.lens.discrimination +import v2.std.witness { Holds, Violates, Witness } + type WitnessPolarity = AssertsGreen diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_algebra_ref_grounding_anchor.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_algebra_ref_grounding_anchor.dag index 08e428a2164..33d3273709a 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_algebra_ref_grounding_anchor.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/infer_algebra_ref_grounding_anchor.dag @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ module v2.test.manual.infer_algebra_ref_grounding_anchor +import v2.std.witness { Holds, Violates, Witness } + fn anchor_atom_node(s: Symbol) -> Node { Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: s } }, diff --git a/src/v2/test/fixture/rung_3_4_common.dag b/src/v2/test/fixture/rung_3_4_common.dag index 46bbb11a066..8f62fbc14f7 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/fixture/rung_3_4_common.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/fixture/rung_3_4_common.dag @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ module v2.test.rung_3_4_common +import v2.std.witness { Holds, Violates, Witness } + data rung34_emit_host_rust_target_model: TargetModel = rust_target_model_staging() fn rung34_algebra_evidence_node() -> Node { From e6d00a940d6ddfd5d2f0f82a7061d8a33d97136a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 23:39:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 30/81] =?UTF-8?q?Declare=20the=20algebra=20import=20in=20t?= =?UTF-8?q?he=20accumulator=20analysis=20witness=20=E2=80=94=20Class=20B,?= =?UTF-8?q?=20confirmed=20by=20execution?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The two 'variant Empty/Cons not found in type List' diagnostics were the fourth instance of the same root as the previous commit's three, not the dotted cross-module type-argument class they were attributed to. The discriminator is cheap and decidable: DOES THE FILE DECLARE THE IMPORT? This file declared none at all, so `Empty` and `Cons` bound by pool-membership coincidence. Unlike the other three, this one is visible to THIS branch's compiler, so it is the executed confirmation the others could not have: five diagnostics (subject=e4b1637ee65b8d36) to three (subject=711db4d0d73a3901), same corpus, 3641 modules resolved. The Class B repair is now green by execution rather than by argument, and the other three rest on the same measured mechanism instead of on CI alone. This lane therefore contributes ZERO receipts to the dotted-type-argument root. All four of its candidates were undeclared imports and the dot was incidental. Local remainder is three, all in logic_ground_truth_test.dag: a correct refusal awaiting a BooleanAlgebra modeling decision, deliberately untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag | 2 ++ 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag index f2c807d9855..608366f9294 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/long/accumulator_copy_fold_analysis_test.dag @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ module v2.test.long.accumulator_copy_fold_analysis +import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty } + data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly From c18a5f9fa7e854f6fc54bddcb8e8070637150772 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 00:03:21 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 31/81] Remove the dead selection guards this cut left in targets nothing compiles MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Six defects in three files, all one class: test code referencing production symbols the floor cut deleted. Guard-vs-peer decided per function rather than per error. PEER — subject genuinely gone, deleted whole: live_tree_declared_row_not_skipped_on_unrelated_diff (FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY, which named the deleted affected_set_floor_runner.dag) refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip_fires_red_on_live_tree_row scoped_selection_skip_is_a_provenanced_nonfailure_receipt_outcome Both production symbols are confirmed absent corpus-wide and confirmed deleted by this cut, so these are subsystems dying together, not obligations vanishing. GUARD OVER A LIVE SUBJECT — repaired, never deleted: three discovery_* falsifier-classification tests whose subject `falsifier_failure_mode` is live; only the DiscoverySummary literals carried deleted fields, so the fields go and the assertions stand push_ordinary_receipt_write_refusals_locates_each_failed_writer, which passed 11 bools to a 10-argument fn: the removed one is selection_degradation, and the test's two assertions (batch wall, floor component) are unchanged and still fire on exactly two refusals WHY NONE OF THIS WAS VISIBLE, which is the finding rather than the fix. Three independent sufficient reasons: the Rust suite was removed from CI 2026-07-11, so no CI job compiles these targets; plain `cargo check -p v1-compiler` does not build test targets, so every local check run during this cut passed over them; and until 2026-08-15 23:10 the build wrapper silently discarded RUSTFLAGS, so a deliberate -D warnings run would have proven nothing either. The failure mode is not an untyped non-answer wearing success's shape — it produces NO observation, because the code is never compiled. Now clean under RUSTFLAGS='-D warnings' cargo check --release --workspace --all-targets, with the package verified to resolve as a separate step (the bogus -Z control fires at target-info resolution and therefore proves forwarding only). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs | 53 -------------- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 91 ++----------------------- 2 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 140 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs index 091be0ec719..1e54b3746e6 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs @@ -12830,7 +12830,6 @@ mod tests { true, true, true, - true, false, true, ); @@ -16626,9 +16625,7 @@ mod tests { total: 1, passed: 0, skipped: 0, - selection_skipped_rows: Vec::new(), deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), divergences: Vec::new(), failures: vec![killed_detail.into()], witness_outcomes: vec![DiscoveryWitnessOutcome { @@ -16647,7 +16644,6 @@ mod tests { roster_closure_nodes: 0, total_entry_groups: 0, selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, }; let killed = ClaimOutcome::TimedOut { elapsed_ms: 900_001, @@ -16714,9 +16710,7 @@ mod tests { total: 1, passed: 0, skipped: 0, - selection_skipped_rows: Vec::new(), deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), divergences: Vec::new(), failures, witness_outcomes: vec![DiscoveryWitnessOutcome { @@ -16735,7 +16729,6 @@ mod tests { roster_closure_nodes: 0, total_entry_groups: 0, selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, }; for projected in [ @@ -16781,9 +16774,7 @@ mod tests { total: 1, passed: 0, skipped: 0, - selection_skipped_rows: Vec::new(), deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), divergences: Vec::new(), failures: vec!["e.dag::f failed".into()], witness_outcomes: vec![DiscoveryWitnessOutcome { @@ -16802,7 +16793,6 @@ mod tests { roster_closure_nodes: 0, total_entry_groups: 0, selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, }; let prior = "1 of 1 discovery witness(es) failed: e.dag::f failed"; let result = discovery_claim_result( @@ -16826,49 +16816,6 @@ mod tests { ); } - #[test] - fn scoped_selection_skip_is_a_provenanced_nonfailure_receipt_outcome() { - use v1_compiler::cli_run::{ - DiscoverySummary, EntryResolveReceipt, ResolveStageNanos, SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow, - }; - let summary = DiscoverySummary { - total: 0, - passed: 0, - skipped: 1, - deferred_rows: Vec::new(), - predicted_unaffected: Vec::new(), - selection_skipped_rows: vec![SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow { - entry: "src/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag".into(), - function: "w_caret_tokenizes_as_sh_caret".into(), - provenance: "skip-before-resolve-fast-path".into(), - }], - divergences: Vec::new(), - failures: Vec::new(), - witness_outcomes: Vec::new(), - entry_resolve_receipts: Vec::::new(), - total_resolve_nanos: 0, - total_stage_nanos: ResolveStageNanos::default(), - performance_receipts: Vec::new(), - total_measured_nanos: 0, - roster_closure_nodes: 0, - total_entry_groups: 0, - selected_entry_groups: 0, - selection_categorization_reason: None, - }; - let (label, provenance) = scoped_witness_summary_outcome( - &summary, - "src/v1/tests/claim/caret_parse_smoke_test.dag", - "w_caret_tokenizes_as_sh_caret", - ) - .expect("an unaffected enrolled row must remain present in the receipt"); - assert_eq!(label, "selection-skipped"); - assert_eq!(provenance, "skip-before-resolve-fast-path"); - assert!( - summary.failures.is_empty(), - "selection skip is not a refusal" - ); - } - fn latch_result(function: &str) -> ClaimResult { ClaimResult { function: function.to_string(), diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index ee0087eca95..5aa15293199 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -25086,67 +25086,6 @@ new file mode 100644 assert!(err.contains("more than once"), "got: {err}"); } - #[test] - fn live_tree_declared_row_not_skipped_on_unrelated_diff() { - let ws = workspace_root(); - std::env::set_current_dir(&ws).expect("chdir workspace"); - let roots = vec![ - ws.join("src/v2").to_string_lossy().into_owned(), - ws.join("dag").to_string_lossy().into_owned(), - ]; - let (runner_graph, runner_indices) = - super::resolve_entry_graph(&roots, super::FLOOR_RUNNER_ENTRY) - .expect("floor runner resolves"); - let runner_ctx = - super::make_eval_context(&runner_graph, runner_indices, ExecutionMode::Wet); - let live_entry = - "src/v2/test/claim/long/realization_vocabulary_containment_witness_test.dag"; - assert!( - super::read_entry_live_tree_disposition(live_entry) - .expect("long live-corpus witness readable"), - "the live-scan witness entry must declare (or default to) ReadsLiveTree" - ); - let substrate_entry = - "src/v2/test/claim/realization_vocabulary_containment/clean_tree_test.dag"; - assert!( - !super::read_entry_live_tree_disposition(substrate_entry) - .expect("clean_tree fast-lane note entry readable"), - "the fast-lane note entry must declare SubstrateInputsOnly after long-lane offloading" - ); - let changed_paths = vec!["src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag".to_string()]; - let skip = super::call_floor_row_would_skip( - &runner_ctx, - true, - &changed_paths, - &[], - false, - false, - false, - false, - ) - .expect("live-tree row skip"); - assert!( - !skip, - "a ReadsLiveTree row must not skip on unrelated node-frontier diff" - ); - let kernel_skip = super::call_floor_row_would_skip( - &runner_ctx, - false, - &changed_paths, - &[], - false, - false, - false, - false, - ) - .expect("substrate-only row skip"); - assert!( - kernel_skip, - "the same unrelated diff must skip a declared SubstrateInputsOnly row \ - (discriminating control: the disposition is what flips the decision)" - ); - } - #[test] fn import_closure_carrier_home_matches_submodules() { use std::collections::HashSet; @@ -26524,27 +26463,6 @@ mod node_frontier_plumbing_controls { ); } - // §5 prove-the-refusal-fires: layer-3 backstop is by-design hard to reach in integration - // (the .dag model + entry_qualifies_for_skip_without_resolve gate first) — direct RED. - #[test] - fn refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip_fires_red_on_live_tree_row() { - let live = super::DiscoveryRow { - label: "live".to_string(), - entry: "e.dag".to_string(), - function: "live_holds".to_string(), - reads_live_tree: true, - }; - let err = super::refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip(&live, "test") - .expect_err("ReadsLiveTree row must refuse selection skip"); - assert!(err.contains("ReadsLiveTreeSelectionSkip")); - let substrate = super::DiscoveryRow { - reads_live_tree: false, - ..live - }; - super::refuse_reads_live_tree_selection_skip(&substrate, "test") - .expect("SubstrateInputsOnly row may proceed to skip evaluation"); - } - // §5 deferred-discovery receipt: long-lane witnesses (s1_closure class) are excluded // from per-PR discovery but must be COUNTED in the floor log — never a silent skip. #[test] @@ -29476,11 +29394,10 @@ mod moduleless_entry_skip_tests { mod discovery_summary_merge_tests { use super::{ compute_histogram_data, finalize_discovery_summary, merge_discovery_summaries, - project_witness_cost_receipt, render_selection_degradation_receipt_line, - repo_relative_dag_path, run_discovery_corpus_with_options, top_n_slowest_witnesses, - witness_execution_leg_cache_put, ClaimOutcome, DiscoveryCorpusOptions, DiscoveryRow, - DiscoverySummary, DiscoveryWidthPolicy, DiscoveryWitnessOutcome, EntryResolveReceipt, - ResolveStageNanos, SelectionSkippedDiscoveryRow, + project_witness_cost_receipt, repo_relative_dag_path, run_discovery_corpus_with_options, + top_n_slowest_witnesses, witness_execution_leg_cache_put, ClaimOutcome, + DiscoveryCorpusOptions, DiscoveryRow, DiscoverySummary, DiscoveryWidthPolicy, + DiscoveryWitnessOutcome, EntryResolveReceipt, ResolveStageNanos, }; use crate::v1_interpreter::{ExecutionMode, PerformanceReceipt}; From fbe5a8171c52b58be42c78b1cd6cd6d2998b61b5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 00:32:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 32/81] Delete the witness that affirmed the existence of a module this cut removed MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling. `witness_effective_grant_names_declarations_that_exist` compared `ci_heal_workflow_ref.module_path` — a hand-written String field of a data row — to the hand-written literal "gunbc.ci_workflow", and asserted that as evidence the declaration exists. Nothing in the expression resolved a module, so it kept passing after this cut deleted `gunbc.ci_workflow`: a witness comparing a literal to its own copy, with a name asserting the exact property it could not check. It is a third state distinct from the two this cut has been cataloguing. A guard that dies with its subject leaves no diagnostic; an enrollment pointing at a dead subject is inert. This one EXECUTES and produces positive evidence for a proposition that is now false — the shape a reader has no reason to doubt, because a passing test named after the question looks like the answer. Scoped per function, not per file: the other 19 test fns are about GitHub Actions grant resolution, a live subject, and are untouched. The two imports that only this witness used go with it. NOT repaired here, and recorded rather than folded in: `gunbc.ci_heal_credential` still declares `ci_heal_workflow_ref` and `ci_heal_job_ref` pointing at the deleted module. Their shape is heal's to decide, and heal is a queued re-add. Corpus re-run before commit — no regression, same three diagnostics (subject=394e2e1ef9c57ef6, 3641 modules). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/test/claim/actions_job_grant_witness_test.dag | 11 ----------- 1 file changed, 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/test/claim/actions_job_grant_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/actions_job_grant_witness_test.dag index 0c3eff20d52..fe3557a8290 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/actions_job_grant_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/actions_job_grant_witness_test.dag @@ -101,8 +101,6 @@ import gunbc.ci_heal_credential { heal_origin_binding, HealOriginGuard, HealOriginBinding, - ci_heal_workflow_ref, - ci_heal_job_ref, ci_heal_branch_head_checkout_step, resolve_push_binding, push_binding_authority, @@ -424,15 +422,6 @@ test fn witness_heal_condition_and_origin_share_one_binding() -> Bool { && match no_dependabot_clause.origin { SameRepositoryOrigin => true _ => false } } -test fn witness_effective_grant_names_declarations_that_exist() -> Bool { - ci_heal_workflow_ref.module_path == "gunbc.ci_workflow" - && ci_heal_workflow_ref.decl_name == "ci_workflow" - && ci_heal_job_ref.module_path == "gunbc.ci_workflow" - && ci_heal_job_ref.decl_name == "ci_heal_generated_artifacts_job" - && (ci_heal_effective_grant.workflow.decl_name == ci_heal_workflow_ref.decl_name) - && (ci_heal_effective_grant.job.decl_name == ci_heal_job_ref.decl_name) -} - test fn witness_only_a_real_checkout_action_binds_the_push_credential() -> Bool { let run_step = RunStep { name: Present { value: "not a checkout" }, From 9c116dfe1b33b9a6a941e8060a7557a1e5d42ed3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 01:09:05 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 33/81] Fix the two stale test files the whole-corpus subject exposed MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit (A) resolve_compile_anchor: two anchors handed a raw parse tree straight to `resolve`, which takes a NormalizedTree — the pipeline is parse → normalize → resolve and both skipped the middle stage. They now route through `admit_normalized_tree` and propagate its Rejected arm instead of discarding it. (B) chained_generic_field_access: the CompilesClaim carried `input: Rec { v: 0 }` where `v2.std.verification` declares `input: Node`. It now carries an empty-Conj Node payload, the idiom seven other manual claims already use, since the claim's content is that the chained field access compiles at all. MEASURED WHILE FIXING (A), and left alone deliberately: the SAME type error sits at two further `resolve` call sites in that file, which pass a Node-returning CALL rather than an inline literal, and neither is flagged. So the reporter is a lower bound at this file's grain — an inline record literal gets its concrete type checked, a call's return type apparently does not. That asymmetry is a checker question, not a test-authoring one, and repairing the two unflagged sites would be treating a symptom I cannot yet explain. (C) logic_ground_truth is NOT fixed and is NOT a test error — see the line-stop report. Its file is byte-identical to origin/main. Both fixes are CI-visible only; this branch's compiler does not flag either, so no local regression check can confirm them. What is confirmed locally is that the corpus still refuses on exactly the three (C) diagnostics and nothing else. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .../manual/chained_generic_field_access.dag | 11 +++++++-- .../claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dag | 24 ++++++++++++------- 2 files changed, 24 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/chained_generic_field_access.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/chained_generic_field_access.dag index c20e2de7f22..e24cf2a95b4 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/chained_generic_field_access.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/chained_generic_field_access.dag @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ module v2.test.manual.chained_generic_field_access +import v2.std.node { Conj, Node, SyntheticOccurrence, TypeNode } import v2.std.verification { CompilesClaim, ManualAnchorAbsent, @@ -25,10 +26,16 @@ fn use_chained() -> Int { data witness_chained_generic_field: Bool = use_chained() == 9 +data chained_generic_field_claim_payload: Node = Node { + kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, + children: [], + occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence +} + data claim_chained_generic_field_compiles: TestClaim = CompilesClaim { label: "manual/chained_generic_field_access: chained o.middle.inner.value compiles", anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - input: Rec { v: 0 }, - expected_value: Rec { v: 0 }, + input: chained_generic_field_claim_payload, + expected_value: chained_generic_field_claim_payload, classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } } diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dag index 15c2570b873..2d337423918 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dag @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ module v2.test.manual.resolve_compile_anchor -import v2.compiler.normalized_tree { NormalizedTree, admit_normalized_roots } +import v2.compiler.normalized_tree { NormalizedTree, admit_normalized_roots, admit_normalized_tree } import v2.compiler.name_resolve { Admission, Import, @@ -84,8 +84,8 @@ fn anchor_resolve_empty_prelude_service_atom() -> Outcome { } fn anchor_resolve_multi_edge_conj_via_canonical_symbols() -> Outcome { - resolve( - tree: Node { + match admit_normalized_tree( + root: Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, children: [ Edge { @@ -111,13 +111,16 @@ fn anchor_resolve_multi_edge_conj_via_canonical_symbols() -> Outcome Rejected { diagnostics: r } + Accepted { value: t, diagnostics: _ } => resolve(tree: t, lm: dag_language_model_void()) + } } fn anchor_resolve_bind_binder_use() -> Outcome { - resolve( - tree: Node { + match admit_normalized_tree( + root: Node { kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, children: [ Edge { @@ -162,8 +165,11 @@ fn anchor_resolve_bind_binder_use() -> Outcome { ], occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence }, - lm: dag_language_model_void() - ) + diagnostics: None + ) { + Rejected { diagnostics: r } => Rejected { diagnostics: r } + Accepted { value: t, diagnostics: _ } => resolve(tree: t, lm: dag_language_model_void()) + } } fn resolve_roots_claim_node(ok: Bool) -> Node { From 259769342df42898261750b108d443a9a23fe156 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 02:26:09 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 34/81] Delete logic_ground_truth_test and every reference joined to it (operator ruling) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator: "i wouldn't block this PR on this file", and earlier "if not important, delete it, and whoever wants it can bring it back". Deleting the file alone would have been the vanishing-guard class this cut has spent the night cataloguing, so guard-vs-peer was decided per reference: DELETED, subject gone with the file src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag 3 known_red_pre_verdict_probe rows in gunbc.explicit_witness_admission 1 WitnessEntryRoutingRow in v2.compiler.self_host.witness_bulk_routing REPAIRED, guard over a LIVE subject — the admission machinery, not this file witness_admission_test `witness_known_red_probe_consumer_holds`, repointed to a surviving known-red row: it proves the machinery maps a roster row to QuarantineProbeExpectRed, and that claim outlives its specimen 4 fixture strings in claim_executor.rs (function-grain, agreement, non-pass join, exact failure accounting), repointed so no fixture names a nonexistent entry CORRECTED AT THE AUTHORITY, then regenerated dag/std/witness_admission.dag cited the trio as the live specimen of both ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal and UnboundImportedVariantConstructor. Both now record that the specimen was deleted and that the arm is uninhabited by any live row, exercised only by its synthetic fixture. WHAT IS LOST, stated as a loss rather than a cleanup: this was the only file in the corpus that CALLS BooleanAlgebra's meet/join/complement — every other user binds bool_boolean_algebra as a value and never invokes it — so the only executable check that the declared algebra behaves is gone. It had never executed, so the coverage was nominal, but nominal is not zero. The substrate defect it sat on (a generic record's receiver renders as Container(..), whose name has no kernel profile, so the record's own fields are unreachable) is untouched and still real; what is gone is the only thing pointing at it. These were also the only known_red_pre_verdict_probe rows in the roster, so the PreVerdictResolve phase now has no live population. WHAT THIS EXPOSES, recorded because the deletion hides it: v2.workflow.required_floor carries ZERO references to witness admission, known_red or ExpectWitnessRed. The old floor could QUARANTINE a declared known-red witness; this fold cannot, because one shared subject must typecheck as a whole while a known-red admission is a per-witness concept applied after preparation. That capability was dropped by the cut and this file was its first concrete case. Corpus oracle before commit: strict preparation COMPLETES — 3640 modules resolved, 2 excluded, digest 646b7871ab0dbf14, ZERO diagnostics. First time the whole-tree subject has typechecked clean on this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/explicit_witness_admission.dag | 30 ---------------- dag/std/witness_admission.dag | 4 +-- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs | 8 ++--- src/v1/stage0/src/std_witness_admission.rs | 4 +-- .../self_host/witness_bulk_routing.dag | 7 ---- .../claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag | 34 ------------------- src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag | 4 +-- 7 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 81 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag diff --git a/dag/gunbc/explicit_witness_admission.dag b/dag/gunbc/explicit_witness_admission.dag index 3018696a089..aa12cd3b80f 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/explicit_witness_admission.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/explicit_witness_admission.dag @@ -134,36 +134,6 @@ fn known_red_pre_verdict_probe( data known_red_class_note: String = "WHAT A KNOWN-RED ADMISSION IS: a witness red on main for a feature gap owned by a named lane. It is a RED CONTROL for that lane, not a broken test — deleting it would discard the discriminating input, while leaving it in per-PR discovery would red every wide PR on a debt that PR did not create. Greening is the counted un-quarantine event of std.witness_admission: the row deletes in the SAME change that lands the fix, which promotes the unchanged witness to ordinary DiscoverySelection as a permanent regression control (DESIGN 4b(4) — the climb deletes the quarantine machinery, never the evidence). The roster must not grow silently: a new admission carries a reason naming the diagnosis and owner plus a dissolve_on, both refused empty by NonEmptyStr, and a row whose witness runs green locally is stale and deletes. Local recipe per row: claim_batch --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry --functions . CorpusWitnessKind rows run on the hermetic falsifier probe batch; ExecutionWitnessKind rows run on the falsifier wet quarantine batch." data explicit_witness_admissions: List = [ - known_red_pre_verdict_probe( - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag", - f: "logic_complement_truth_table", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - budget: FastLaneEvalBudget, - phase: PreVerdictResolve, - cause: UnboundImportedVariantConstructor, - reason: "the v1 resolver does not bind imported bare variant constructors in EXPRESSION position (import v2.std.logic { True } then gt_complement(a: True) -> undefined variable: True; patterns-via-scrutinee work). Owner: the namespace-only-resolution lane, whose containment SymbolIndex covers exactly this class.", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "that lane lands imported-variant value bindings, this witness runs green, and this row deletes") - ), - known_red_pre_verdict_probe( - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag", - f: "logic_meet_truth_table", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - budget: FastLaneEvalBudget, - phase: PreVerdictResolve, - cause: UnboundImportedVariantConstructor, - reason: "same imported-bare-variant-constructor resolver gap as its logic_complement sibling. Owner: the namespace-only-resolution lane.", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "that lane lands imported-variant value bindings, this witness runs green, and this row deletes") - ), - known_red_pre_verdict_probe( - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag", - f: "logic_join_truth_table", - kind: CorpusWitnessKind, - budget: FastLaneEvalBudget, - phase: PreVerdictResolve, - cause: UnboundImportedVariantConstructor, - reason: "same imported-bare-variant-constructor resolver gap as its logic_complement sibling. Owner: the namespace-only-resolution lane.", - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "that lane lands imported-variant value bindings, this witness runs green, and this row deletes") - ), known_red_probe( entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag", f: "english_emit_add_ingest_round_trip_holds", diff --git a/dag/std/witness_admission.dag b/dag/std/witness_admission.dag index b66165d8bcc..3e0b0b97596 100644 --- a/dag/std/witness_admission.dag +++ b/dag/std/witness_admission.dag @@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ type WitnessExecutionBudget data witness_expected_verdict_split_note: String = "ExpectWitnessRed SPLIT IN TWO (operator ruling, 2026-08-06). One arm meaning 'this witness is red' let a batch bless an ARBITRARY corpus resolve failure as agreement: with no per-witness outcomes on that path, the executor asked only whether every entry was expected-red and, if so, reported any resolution or evaluation failure as the quarantine holding. That contradicts the rule the same change had just established — agreement means the assertion RAN and returned false — and it is the widest possible reading of a narrow legacy fact. -Some legacy rows genuinely do expect a stop BEFORE any verdict exists: the logic_ground_truth trio cannot resolve at all, because the resolver does not bind imported bare variant constructors in expression position, so there is no assertion to run. Those declare ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal and name the phase and cause. Everything else declares ExpectAssertionFalse, and for those a resolve failure proves neither the red nor the quarantine — it is an infrastructure fact about the run. +Some legacy rows genuinely do expect a stop BEFORE any verdict exists: a witness that cannot resolve at all has no assertion to run. The specimen this sentence formerly named — the logic_ground_truth trio, which sat on the imported-bare-variant-constructor resolver gap — was DELETED 2026-08-16 by operator ruling during the floor cut, together with its three admission rows; the ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal arm is therefore currently UNINHABITED BY ANY LIVE ROW and is exercised only by the synthetic fixture in exact_witness_admission_witness_test. Those declare ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal and name the phase and cause. Everything else declares ExpectAssertionFalse, and for those a resolve failure proves neither the red nor the quarantine — it is an infrastructure fact about the run. THE MATCH IS NOT EXACT YET, and that is a bounded compatibility arm rather than a claim. run_claim formats the typed InterpError into a String before ClaimOutcome exists, so the observed cause cannot be compared against the declared one without parsing that prose — which is the mechanism this whole lane exists to remove. So today the declaration GATES the inversion (a row that did not declare a pre-verdict refusal can never reach it) without VERIFYING the cause matches. Dissolve-on: the typed error survives the seam (gunbc.witness_row_cost witness_cost_timed_out_seed_deferral_note, the witness-realization lane), at which point the declared PreVerdictPhase and PreVerdictCause are matched against the observed refusal and a mismatch refuses." @@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ type PreVerdictPhase = PreVerdictResolve | PreVerdictTypecheck -data pre_verdict_cause_vocabulary_note: String = "A CLOSED VOCABULARY OF DOCUMENTED CAUSES, not a free-text field: a declared expectation whose cause is prose cannot be matched against an observation, which is the whole reason this axis exists. Both arms name a class this repository has diagnosed and owns. UnboundImportedVariantConstructor is the resolver gap the logic_ground_truth trio sits on — an imported bare variant constructor in expression position does not bind, while patterns-via-scrutinee do — owned by the namespace-only-resolution lane. UnresolvedModuleOutsideClosure is the Class B pool-membership defect DESIGN records under the import-strip witness-discovery cascade: a bare cross-module reference resolves only when some unrelated import elsewhere in the assembled closure has already dragged the target into the pool, so the same witness refuses or resolves depending on what else was loaded. No admission row declares the second arm today; it is here because the vocabulary is the set of causes we can name, and a cause we have diagnosed but cannot spell is a cause that gets spelled as prose the next time it appears." +data pre_verdict_cause_vocabulary_note: String = "A CLOSED VOCABULARY OF DOCUMENTED CAUSES, not a free-text field: a declared expectation whose cause is prose cannot be matched against an observation, which is the whole reason this axis exists. Both arms name a class this repository has diagnosed and owns. UnboundImportedVariantConstructor is a resolver gap owned by the namespace-only-resolution lane — an imported bare variant constructor in expression position does not bind, while patterns-via-scrutinee do. Its only live specimen (the logic_ground_truth trio) was deleted 2026-08-16, so the cause remains declared with no current row citing it; the vocabulary member is retained because deleting a documented cause with its last specimen would make the class unnameable when it recurs. UnresolvedModuleOutsideClosure is the Class B pool-membership defect DESIGN records under the import-strip witness-discovery cascade: a bare cross-module reference resolves only when some unrelated import elsewhere in the assembled closure has already dragged the target into the pool, so the same witness refuses or resolves depending on what else was loaded. No admission row declares the second arm today; it is here because the vocabulary is the set of causes we can name, and a cause we have diagnosed but cannot spell is a cause that gets spelled as prose the next time it appears." type PreVerdictCause = UnboundImportedVariantConstructor diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs index 1e54b3746e6..47a4ce982f9 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs @@ -13105,7 +13105,7 @@ mod tests { /// ordinary instead of reverting to one polarity for everything in it. #[test] fn expected_red_is_function_grain_not_file_or_batch_grain() { - let entry = "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag"; + let entry = "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag"; let expected_red = vec![( entry.to_string(), "logic_complement_truth_table".to_string(), @@ -13236,7 +13236,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn resolve_refuse_agreement_requires_every_entry_expect_a_pre_verdict_refusal() { let pre_verdict = ( - "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag".to_string(), + "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag".to_string(), "logic_complement_truth_table".to_string(), ); let ordinary_known_red = ( @@ -13388,7 +13388,7 @@ mod tests { /// A count equality alone cannot see this; that is the whole reason the join replaced it. #[test] fn non_pass_join_matches_identities_not_merely_counts() { - let entry = "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag"; + let entry = "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag"; let expected_red = vec![( entry.to_string(), "logic_complement_truth_table".to_string(), @@ -13426,7 +13426,7 @@ mod tests { /// the empty-observation narrow, applied to the batch's own accounting. #[test] fn still_red_pass_arm_requires_exact_failure_accounting() { - let entry = "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag"; + let entry = "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag"; let f = "logic_complement_truth_table"; let expected_red = vec![(entry.to_string(), f.to_string())]; let tally = diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/std_witness_admission.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/std_witness_admission.rs index e8c09b2e112..2cf75f3771f 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/std_witness_admission.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/std_witness_admission.rs @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ pub enum WitnessExecutionBudget { pub fn witness_expected_verdict_split_note() -> String { thread_local! { static CACHED: String = { - "ExpectWitnessRed SPLIT IN TWO (operator ruling, 2026-08-06). One arm meaning 'this witness is red' let a batch bless an ARBITRARY corpus resolve failure as agreement: with no per-witness outcomes on that path, the executor asked only whether every entry was expected-red and, if so, reported any resolution or evaluation failure as the quarantine holding. That contradicts the rule the same change had just established — agreement means the assertion RAN and returned false — and it is the widest possible reading of a narrow legacy fact.\n\nSome legacy rows genuinely do expect a stop BEFORE any verdict exists: the logic_ground_truth trio cannot resolve at all, because the resolver does not bind imported bare variant constructors in expression position, so there is no assertion to run. Those declare ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal and name the phase and cause. Everything else declares ExpectAssertionFalse, and for those a resolve failure proves neither the red nor the quarantine — it is an infrastructure fact about the run.\n\nTHE MATCH IS NOT EXACT YET, and that is a bounded compatibility arm rather than a claim. run_claim formats the typed InterpError into a String before ClaimOutcome exists, so the observed cause cannot be compared against the declared one without parsing that prose — which is the mechanism this whole lane exists to remove. So today the declaration GATES the inversion (a row that did not declare a pre-verdict refusal can never reach it) without VERIFYING the cause matches. Dissolve-on: the typed error survives the seam (gunbc.witness_row_cost witness_cost_timed_out_seed_deferral_note, the witness-realization lane), at which point the declared PreVerdictPhase and PreVerdictCause are matched against the observed refusal and a mismatch refuses.".to_string() + "ExpectWitnessRed SPLIT IN TWO (operator ruling, 2026-08-06). One arm meaning 'this witness is red' let a batch bless an ARBITRARY corpus resolve failure as agreement: with no per-witness outcomes on that path, the executor asked only whether every entry was expected-red and, if so, reported any resolution or evaluation failure as the quarantine holding. That contradicts the rule the same change had just established — agreement means the assertion RAN and returned false — and it is the widest possible reading of a narrow legacy fact.\n\nSome legacy rows genuinely do expect a stop BEFORE any verdict exists: a witness that cannot resolve at all has no assertion to run. The specimen this sentence formerly named — the logic_ground_truth trio, which sat on the imported-bare-variant-constructor resolver gap — was DELETED 2026-08-16 by operator ruling during the floor cut, together with its three admission rows; the ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal arm is therefore currently UNINHABITED BY ANY LIVE ROW and is exercised only by the synthetic fixture in exact_witness_admission_witness_test. Those declare ExpectTypedPreVerdictRefusal and name the phase and cause. Everything else declares ExpectAssertionFalse, and for those a resolve failure proves neither the red nor the quarantine — it is an infrastructure fact about the run.\n\nTHE MATCH IS NOT EXACT YET, and that is a bounded compatibility arm rather than a claim. run_claim formats the typed InterpError into a String before ClaimOutcome exists, so the observed cause cannot be compared against the declared one without parsing that prose — which is the mechanism this whole lane exists to remove. So today the declaration GATES the inversion (a row that did not declare a pre-verdict refusal can never reach it) without VERIFYING the cause matches. Dissolve-on: the typed error survives the seam (gunbc.witness_row_cost witness_cost_timed_out_seed_deferral_note, the witness-realization lane), at which point the declared PreVerdictPhase and PreVerdictCause are matched against the observed refusal and a mismatch refuses.".to_string() }; } CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ pub enum PreVerdictPhase { pub fn pre_verdict_cause_vocabulary_note() -> String { thread_local! { static CACHED: String = { - "A CLOSED VOCABULARY OF DOCUMENTED CAUSES, not a free-text field: a declared expectation whose cause is prose cannot be matched against an observation, which is the whole reason this axis exists. Both arms name a class this repository has diagnosed and owns. UnboundImportedVariantConstructor is the resolver gap the logic_ground_truth trio sits on — an imported bare variant constructor in expression position does not bind, while patterns-via-scrutinee do — owned by the namespace-only-resolution lane. UnresolvedModuleOutsideClosure is the Class B pool-membership defect DESIGN records under the import-strip witness-discovery cascade: a bare cross-module reference resolves only when some unrelated import elsewhere in the assembled closure has already dragged the target into the pool, so the same witness refuses or resolves depending on what else was loaded. No admission row declares the second arm today; it is here because the vocabulary is the set of causes we can name, and a cause we have diagnosed but cannot spell is a cause that gets spelled as prose the next time it appears.".to_string() + "A CLOSED VOCABULARY OF DOCUMENTED CAUSES, not a free-text field: a declared expectation whose cause is prose cannot be matched against an observation, which is the whole reason this axis exists. Both arms name a class this repository has diagnosed and owns. UnboundImportedVariantConstructor is a resolver gap owned by the namespace-only-resolution lane — an imported bare variant constructor in expression position does not bind, while patterns-via-scrutinee do. Its only live specimen (the logic_ground_truth trio) was deleted 2026-08-16, so the cause remains declared with no current row citing it; the vocabulary member is retained because deleting a documented cause with its last specimen would make the class unnameable when it recurs. UnresolvedModuleOutsideClosure is the Class B pool-membership defect DESIGN records under the import-strip witness-discovery cascade: a bare cross-module reference resolves only when some unrelated import elsewhere in the assembled closure has already dragged the target into the pool, so the same witness refuses or resolves depending on what else was loaded. No admission row declares the second arm today; it is here because the vocabulary is the set of causes we can name, and a cause we have diagnosed but cannot spell is a cause that gets spelled as prose the next time it appears.".to_string() }; } CACHED.with(|c: &String| c.clone()) diff --git a/src/v2/compiler/self_host/witness_bulk_routing.dag b/src/v2/compiler/self_host/witness_bulk_routing.dag index f2771cbf2f6..ba66b06da3e 100644 --- a/src/v2/compiler/self_host/witness_bulk_routing.dag +++ b/src/v2/compiler/self_host/witness_bulk_routing.dag @@ -157,13 +157,6 @@ data witness_bulk_routing_sample_roster: List = [ dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "native host-effect transport lane delivers typed host_effect_apply execution for this entry's sink class (deliberately uncoupled from bulk flip per ROADMAP 2a)") } }, - WitnessEntryRoutingRow { - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag", - disposition: InterpretedRetained { - reason: BulkFlipPendingCensusIncomplete, - dissolution: unbound_dissolution(description: "744-entry srvN sweep receipt names this entry's measured first-error class; row flips to NativeRouted or EmitIneligible in the bulk flip PR (ROADMAP 2a section 3), never before the in-PR agreement receipt") - } - }, WitnessEntryRoutingRow { entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/integer_census_stage_receipt.dag", disposition: InterpretedRetained { diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4d55f133d52..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.emit.logic_ground_truth - -import v2.std.logic { Bool, True, False, bool_boolean_algebra } -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -fn gt_complement(a: Bool) -> Bool { bool_boolean_algebra.complement(a) } - -fn gt_meet(a: Bool, b: Bool) -> Bool { bool_boolean_algebra.meet(a, b) } - -fn gt_join(a: Bool, b: Bool) -> Bool { bool_boolean_algebra.join(a, b) } - -fn is_false(b: Bool) -> Bool { match b { True => False, False => True } } - -fn is_true(b: Bool) -> Bool { match b { True => True, False => False } } - -test fn logic_complement_truth_table() -> Bool { - is_false(b: gt_complement(a: True)) && is_true(b: gt_complement(a: False)) -} - -test fn logic_meet_truth_table() -> Bool { - is_true(b: gt_meet(a: True, b: True)) - && is_false(b: gt_meet(a: True, b: False)) - && is_false(b: gt_meet(a: False, b: True)) - && is_false(b: gt_meet(a: False, b: False)) -} - -test fn logic_join_truth_table() -> Bool { - is_true(b: gt_join(a: True, b: True)) - && is_true(b: gt_join(a: True, b: False)) - && is_true(b: gt_join(a: False, b: True)) - && is_false(b: gt_join(a: False, b: False)) -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag index b8abb9aa363..60177bd9d22 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/witness_admission_test.dag @@ -63,8 +63,8 @@ test fn witness_synthetic_orphan_admission_red_holds() -> Bool { test fn witness_known_red_probe_consumer_holds() -> Bool { match witness_consumer_cadence_for_row( - entry: "src/v2/test/claim/emit/logic_ground_truth_test.dag", - function: "logic_complement_truth_table", + entry: "src/v2/test/claim/manual/english_emit_add_test.dag", + function: "english_emit_add_ingest_round_trip_holds", excluded_from_discovery: true ) { QuarantineProbeExpectRed => true From bfecfd961c15bc69d128d891e255599b8dd6675f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 04:49:47 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 35/81] Instrument the required floor's blank interval with five located seams Between the strict-preparation line and the first "floor: claims = ..." line the run prints nothing, so a cancellation in that window reports one undifferentiated gap containing published-mock projection, witness-site and binding construction, the .dag manifest evaluation and admission decoding. A two-hour run and an OOM both landed in that gap, and neither could be attributed to a term inside it. T2 measures the published-mock projection TOTAL. The figure previously quoted for it -- ~73ms -- was the sum of the compiler phase lines printed inside the helper, which exclude index construction, declarer discovery, closure selection and extraction: a derived number reported as a raw one, and it made a possibly-expensive projection read as free. T3 measures site and binding projection, T4 the .dag manifest evaluation, T5 admission decode. T1, T6 and T7 already printed. Every seam carries its population beside its time so a per-unit cost is derivable rather than leaving four more absolute durations. Four superlinear shapes are known to live in the manifest -- repeated list_snoc_item (whose Rust realization clones the whole Vec per call), module_path_for_entry, claims_named, and contains() over a growing list. That is a ranked hypothesis list, not an attribution: source-derived operation counts do not say which term consumed the interval. These seams are what would say. No semantic change. The manifest still evaluates in .dag -- a faster Rust manifest beside it would fork the authority inside the replacement. --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 37 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 37 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 5aa15293199..9ca8a92fb9b 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42178,11 +42178,22 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // Preparing without it produced a world in which every claim reading a published mock // resolved against nothing: 9,057 of 9,317 witnesses could not find their own code, at a // digest that claimed to name the same subject. + // ── T2 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // The WHOLE projection, not the compiler phase lines printed inside it. Those lines + // report the second compile's phases and exclude index construction, declarer discovery, + // closure selection and extraction — so quoting them as this helper's cost is a derived + // number wearing a raw one's label. It read as ~73ms and was never measured. + let published_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let published = match precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys(source_roots) { Ok(keys) if keys.is_empty() => None, Ok(keys) => Some(Rc::new(keys)), Err(e) => return Err(format!("published mock corpus precompute failed: {e}")), }; + eprintln!( + "floor: [T2] published-mock projection total {}ms ({} key(s))", + published_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + published.as_ref().map(|k| k.len()).unwrap_or(0) + ); let manifest_scope = claim_scope_for(&prepared, REQUIRED_FLOOR_MANIFEST_MODULE)?; let hermetic = evaluation_frame( &manifest_scope, @@ -42196,6 +42207,14 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( install_output_policy_in(&hermetic, source_roots); // ── 3. the manifest, folded in .dag ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // + // T3/T4/T5 SPLIT THIS REGION because it is the whole blank interval. Between the + // preparation line and the first `floor: claims = ...` line nothing is printed, so a run + // cancelled in here reports one undifferentiated gap containing site/binding projection, + // the .dag manifest evaluation and admission decoding. Four superlinear shapes are known + // to live in the manifest, which is a ranked hypothesis list and not an attribution: the + // seams below are what turn the gap into one located term. + let projection_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let files = inventory_witness_files(&prepared); let bindings: Vec = prepared .inventory @@ -42230,6 +42249,13 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( )); } } + eprintln!( + "floor: [T3] witness-site and binding projection {}ms ({} site(s), {} binding(s), {} file(s))", + projection_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + sites.len(), + bindings.len(), + files.len() + ); let subject = record_value( &hermetic, "ObservedSubjectIdentity", @@ -42251,6 +42277,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( ); let empty_sites = v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(Vec::::new().into())); + let manifest_eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let admission = v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( &hermetic, "required_floor_attempt", @@ -42269,7 +42296,17 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( false, ) .map_err(|e| format!("required_floor_attempt: {e}"))?; + eprintln!( + "floor: [T4] .dag manifest evaluation {}ms", + manifest_eval_started.elapsed().as_millis() + ); + let admission_decode_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let claims = required_floor_claims_from_admission(&hermetic, &admission)?; + eprintln!( + "floor: [T5] admission decode {}ms ({} claim(s))", + admission_decode_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + claims.len() + ); // ── 4. fold the manifest ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── eprintln!("floor: claims = {}", claims.len()); From 456c21980cdc68c1331ada0d431cee750dcbd7fb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 09:18:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 36/81] Bound the witness job at a declared provisional 180 minutes Absent timeout-minutes the job inherits GitHub's 360-minute default, so it was never unbounded -- but the bound was nobody's decision and it is longer than any observed run needs. The cost is not wall clock: a self-hosted runner is held for the duration, and the step's log is UNREADABLE until the job ends, so an over-long ceiling converts a failed run into hours of zero information. A run in flight at authoring time sat 4h19m in one step with no readable output and no partial seam. A bounded failure is strictly more informative than an unbounded wait. 180 is NOT derived, and the note says so at the site. No run of this fold has ever completed, so deriving the bound would require the completion time the bound exists to force. What it is: half the inherited default, above every phase sequence measured so far (preparation 553s plus published-mock projection 47s, locally at bfecfd961c1), low enough that the log arrives the same working hour as the failure. Calling it derived would be a number with no measurement behind it wearing a measurement's authority. Restoration trigger recorded with it: the first run that completes this fold replaces the constant with one derived from its wall time, and the note dissolves with the provisional bound it explains. The bound is set in the authority and regenerated into the workflow; the emitted yml is not hand-edited. The first attempt put the rationale inside the Job record literal and the parser refused it with three located diagnostics -- source annotations are module-item grain only -- so the note sits above the declaration it describes. --- .github/workflows/witnesses.yml | 1 + dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag | 22 +++++++++++++++++++++- 2 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml b/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml index 58f42d29d5d..caf4e54fe89 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/witnesses.yml @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ env: jobs: witnesses: runs-on: [self-hosted, linux, arm64] + timeout-minutes: 180 steps: - name: Checkout uses: actions/checkout@v5 diff --git a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag index 5a67a28c7f3..a7860b4a061 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/witness_floor_workflow.dag @@ -178,6 +178,26 @@ fn witness_floor_run_step() -> Step { } } +// A DECLARED PROVISIONAL BOUND, NOT A DERIVED ONE, AND THE DIFFERENCE IS THE WHOLE POINT. +// +// Absent, this job inherits GitHub's 360-minute default -- so it was never unbounded, but +// the bound was nobody's decision and it is longer than any observed run needs. The cost it +// imposes is not wall clock: a self-hosted runner is held for the duration, and the step's +// log is UNREADABLE until the job ends, so an over-long ceiling converts a failed run into +// hours of zero information. A bounded failure is strictly more informative than an +// unbounded wait. +// +// 180 is NOT derived from a completed run, because no run of this fold has ever completed. +// Deriving it would require the completion time this bound exists to force. What it is: half +// the inherited default, above every phase sequence measured so far (preparation 553s plus +// published-mock projection 47s locally, at bfecfd961c1), and low enough that the log +// arrives the same working hour as the failure. Calling it derived would be the fabricated +// plausible output DESIGN section 5 forbids, one level up -- a number with no measurement +// behind it wearing a measurement's authority. +// +// RESTORATION TRIGGER: the first run that completes this fold. Its wall time is the real +// measurement, and this constant is replaced by one derived from it -- at which point this +// note dissolves with the provisional bound it explains. fn witness_floor_job() -> Job { Job { id: witness_floor_workflow_job_id, @@ -193,7 +213,7 @@ fn witness_floor_job() -> Job { env: none, outputs: none, if_condition: none, - timeout_minutes: none, + timeout_minutes: 180, continue_on_error: none, concurrency: none, permissions: none From 76e4c77b6866ce1f7779b18cdfb802eb28769f17 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 10:47:18 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 37/81] Split the admission decode into its refusal-render and decode-loop terms CI at bfecfd961c1 measured T4 -- the .dag manifest evaluation -- at 872307ms and then emitted nothing for 4h01m44s before cancellation. The T4 marker is immediately followed by the T5 timer and call with nothing between them, so that interval is inside required_floor_claims_from_admission, not in an unsegmented gap. Runner cleanup logged "Terminate orphan process: claim_executor", so the process was alive after those four hours; an OOM-killed process is not there to terminate, which rules memory out on CI. One seam over that function cannot say which of its two arms is the term. T5a times the RequiredFloorRefused render, T5b the ordinary decode loop. They are separated because {r:?} walks an interpreter Value structurally and re-renders shared substructure per occurrence, so a format over a few thousand refusals is not bounded by the row count -- and if that is the term, a refusing run spends hours inside a function whose seam reads "decode", charging a diagnostic's cost to the decode loop. T5a reports rendered byte count beside elapsed time so the next run answers this with a number rather than a mechanism story. Both arms also print on entry, so a run killed inside either one still says which. This withdraws an earlier claim of mine: "the wall is located in required_floor_attempt, witnessed." It was a local OOM inside T4 plus an inference, and CI refutes it -- T4 completes and is 5.7% of elapsed time. T5 is located; its internal term is unmeasured. --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 27 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 27 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 9ca8a92fb9b..7d81a8262af 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42435,6 +42435,18 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( ); }; if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "RequiredFloorRefused") { + // T5a — THE REFUSAL RENDER IS ITS OWN TERM because it is the arm that can cost more + // than the decode it reports on. `{r:?}` walks an interpreter `Value` structurally, and + // a refusal carries records that share substructure: Debug re-renders each occurrence + // rather than the shared node, so a cheap-looking format over a few thousand rows is not + // bounded by the row count. A run that refuses would otherwise spend that time inside a + // function whose seam says "decode", attributing a diagnostic's cost to the decode loop. + let refusal_render_started = std::time::Instant::now(); + let refusal_count = match ctx.field(fields, "refusals") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(items)) => items.len(), + _ => 0, + }; + eprintln!("floor: [T5a] refusal render starting ({refusal_count} refusal(s))"); let rendered = match ctx.field(fields, "refusals") { Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(items)) => items .iter() @@ -42443,6 +42455,12 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( .join("\n "), _ => "".to_string(), }; + eprintln!( + "floor: [T5a] refusal render {}ms ({} refusal(s), {} rendered byte(s))", + refusal_render_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + refusal_count, + rendered.len() + ); return Err(format!( "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=ManifestInadmissible — the claim manifest carries \ refusals, so the floor does not run its clean subset and report on the rest:\n \ @@ -42459,6 +42477,10 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = ctx.field(af, "claims") else { return Err("the attempt carries no claim list".to_string()); }; + // T5b — the ordinary decode loop, reported separately from the refusal arm above so that + // "the decode is slow" and "the refusal diagnostic is slow" are never one number. + let decode_loop_started = std::time::Instant::now(); + eprintln!("floor: [T5b] claim decode starting ({} row(s))", rows.len()); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(rows.len()); for row in rows.iter() { let v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: cf, .. } = row else { @@ -42517,5 +42539,10 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( budget_ms, }); } + eprintln!( + "floor: [T5b] claim decode {}ms ({} claim(s))", + decode_loop_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + out.len() + ); Ok(out) } From 42c2a968630a10bfdc98405bff601ee1d2e02c6f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 11:03:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 38/81] Split the published-mock projection, and add a watchdog heartbeat T2 measured 42086ms on CI and 47224ms locally to produce ~90 keys, and one seam over it cannot say which of its five terms that is. The function's own comment defends selecting ~13 declarers rather than strict-resolving the whole tree, which is sound and addresses two of the five; the other three are untouched by that argument. T2a times module index construction, T2b declarer discovery, T2c the whole-tree module graph facts, T2d the declarer closure, T2e a second strict resolve over that closure -- each with its population, so "only their transitive closures" becomes a number rather than a description. The heartbeat is the larger change and it exists because GitHub does not serve a job's log until the job reaches a terminal state. A run that does not terminate is therefore unreadable for as long as it runs, and the one read available arrives at the end -- so the question is what a single terminal read can carry. A tick every sixty seconds naming the current seam converts a silent span into a span with a name and a duration, at no cost. It ticks on a watchdog thread rather than inside any phase deliberately. This lane predicted the wall in T4 and measured it in T5; a heartbeat placed inside the phase under suspicion is silent in exactly the phase nobody suspected. A thread that reads a seam label is blind to which phase is slow, and that blindness is what makes it impossible to aim wrong. FLOOR_SEAM is a plain global because the heartbeat is an observation channel and nothing branches on it. Threading it as a parameter would put a diagnostic in the signature of every function it passes through. --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 78 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 78 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 7d81a8262af..fd17e7577f4 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -15124,7 +15124,14 @@ pub fn precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys( if dag_roots.is_empty() { return Ok(std::collections::HashSet::new()); } + let t2a = std::time::Instant::now(); let index = build_module_index(&dag_roots); + eprintln!( + "floor: [T2a] module index {}ms ({} module(s))", + t2a.elapsed().as_millis(), + index.len() + ); + let t2b = std::time::Instant::now(); // Only modules that DECLARE a `PublishedMockCase` corpus can contribute keys — // `resolve_published_mock_keys` reads them by exact type annotation. Strict- // resolving the whole 600+ module tree to find the ~13 declarers is §2 @@ -15172,16 +15179,39 @@ pub fn precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys( declarers.push(sf.clone()); } } + eprintln!( + "floor: [T2b] declarer discovery {}ms ({} declarer(s))", + t2b.elapsed().as_millis(), + declarers.len() + ); if declarers.is_empty() { return Ok(std::collections::HashSet::new()); } + let t2c = std::time::Instant::now(); let facts = build_module_graph_facts_live(&dag_roots); + eprintln!( + "floor: [T2c] whole-tree module graph facts {}ms", + t2c.elapsed().as_millis() + ); + let t2d = std::time::Instant::now(); let all_sources = resolve_transitively(declarers, &index, &facts)?; + eprintln!( + "floor: [T2d] declarer closure {}ms ({} source(s))", + t2d.elapsed().as_millis(), + all_sources.len() + ); if all_sources.is_empty() { return Ok(std::collections::HashSet::new()); } + let t2e = std::time::Instant::now(); + let source_count = all_sources.len(); let (graph, source_indices) = resolved_graph_from_sources(all_sources, ResolveTypecheckGate::Strict)?; + eprintln!( + "floor: [T2e] closure strict resolve {}ms ({} source(s))", + t2e.elapsed().as_millis(), + source_count + ); let ctx = v1_interpreter::InterpContext::with_runtime_options( &graph, source_indices, @@ -42152,11 +42182,53 @@ const REQUIRED_FLOOR_MANIFEST_MODULE: &str = "v2.workflow.required_floor"; /// repository. The prepared value is a local, so a second acquisition would have to be written /// as a second call to `prepare_repository_once` — visible in one screen rather than hidden /// behind a cache hit. +// THE FLOOR'S CURRENT SEAM, read by the heartbeat below. A plain global because the heartbeat is +// an observation channel and nothing branches on it; making it a threaded parameter would put a +// diagnostic in the signature of every function it passes through. +static FLOOR_SEAM: std::sync::Mutex = std::sync::Mutex::new(String::new()); + +pub fn floor_seam(name: &str) { + if let Ok(mut g) = FLOOR_SEAM.lock() { + g.clear(); + g.push_str(name); + } +} + +// A HEARTBEAT, BECAUSE A BLANK INTERVAL AND A FOUR-HOUR INTERVAL LOOK IDENTICAL FROM OUTSIDE. +// +// GitHub does not serve a job's log until the job reaches a terminal state, so a run that does not +// terminate is not merely slow to read -- it is unreadable for as long as it runs, and the one read +// you get arrives at the end. That makes the question "what is the maximum a single terminal read +// can carry", and a tick every sixty seconds costs nothing while converting a silent span into a +// span with a name and a duration. +// +// It ticks on a WATCHDOG rather than inside any one phase deliberately. This lane predicted the +// wall in T4 and measured it in T5; a heartbeat placed inside the phase under suspicion is silent +// in exactly the phase nobody suspected. A thread reading a seam label is blind to which phase is +// slow, which is the property that makes it useful. +fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { + let started = std::time::Instant::now(); + std::thread::spawn(move || loop { + std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(60)); + let seam = FLOOR_SEAM + .lock() + .map(|g| g.clone()) + .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".to_string()); + eprintln!( + "floor: [hb] {}s elapsed, in {}", + started.elapsed().as_secs(), + if seam.is_empty() { "" } else { &seam } + ); + }); +} + pub fn run_required_floor( source_roots: &[String], commit: &str, style: ShardStyle, ) -> Result { + spawn_floor_heartbeat(); + floor_seam("T1 strict preparation"); // ── 1. read once, prepare once ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── set_phase(FloorPhase::Resolve, "required-floor preparation"); let prepare_started = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -42183,6 +42255,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // report the second compile's phases and exclude index construction, declarer discovery, // closure selection and extraction — so quoting them as this helper's cost is a derived // number wearing a raw one's label. It read as ~73ms and was never measured. + floor_seam("T2 published-mock projection"); let published_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let published = match precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys(source_roots) { Ok(keys) if keys.is_empty() => None, @@ -42214,6 +42287,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // the .dag manifest evaluation and admission decoding. Four superlinear shapes are known // to live in the manifest, which is a ranked hypothesis list and not an attribution: the // seams below are what turn the gap into one located term. + floor_seam("T3 site+binding projection"); let projection_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let files = inventory_witness_files(&prepared); let bindings: Vec = prepared @@ -42277,6 +42351,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( ); let empty_sites = v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(Vec::::new().into())); + floor_seam("T4 .dag manifest evaluation"); let manifest_eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let admission = v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( &hermetic, @@ -42300,6 +42375,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( "floor: [T4] .dag manifest evaluation {}ms", manifest_eval_started.elapsed().as_millis() ); + floor_seam("T5 admission decode"); let admission_decode_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let claims = required_floor_claims_from_admission(&hermetic, &admission)?; eprintln!( @@ -42328,6 +42404,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // about execution history instead of about the manifest, and the acceptance census asks for // distinct scopes constructed to EQUAL the manifest's distinct scope identities — which is // only checkable if the table is built before anything runs. + floor_seam("T6 claim scope projection"); let scope_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut scopes: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); @@ -42345,6 +42422,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( scope_start.elapsed().as_millis() ); + floor_seam("T7 claim evaluation fold"); let eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); for (index, claim) in claims.iter().enumerate() { if index % 1000 == 0 { From 39d5b8f3613174a3cad72104426a5c66de8c896b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 11:36:00 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 39/81] Make a censored run informative: progress ticks and resource counters A completion timer reports a phase's cost only if the phase completes. T5 has never completed -- it is right-censored at >= 241.7 minutes with nothing bounding it above -- so every completion-side marker on it has taught nothing, and a larger deadline would not change that. What survives a censored run is what was already printed. So both arms of the admission decode now emit entry, periodic progress, and completion. T5b ticks every 256 rows, T5a every 16: a refusal render is few rows of possibly enormous output, so its interesting variance is per-row rather than across thousands. T5a had entry and completion and nothing between, which is exactly the hole progress markers exist to close, and it would have gone out that way. The derived quantity this buys is a rate, and a rate with a denominator is a completion estimate obtainable WITHOUT completing. That is also what can retire the provisional timeout honestly -- demanding an actual completion before deriving the bound is the same unbounded-arm mistake one level up. Every tick carries cpu_ms, rss_kb and majflt from /proc/self, because wall time cannot separate compute from blocking and those have opposite remedies: CPU rising with wall is compute or livelock, wall rising with CPU flat is waiting, RSS and faults rising against flat progress is reclaim churn. "The process was alive at cleanup" established existence, not activity. Both instruments were executed before being trusted, which is the discipline whose absence produced four withdrawals on this lane today. The heartbeat emitted ten correctly-labelled ticks and transitioned T1 -> T2 on schedule. The sampler read cpu_ms=59800 against 60s wall -- 99.7% of a single thread's ceiling, a value bounded by construction, so a mis-indexed /proc field would have shown as a magnitude error rather than a plausible one -- with rss_kb=3.5GiB and majflt=0. --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 67 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 63 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index fd17e7577f4..93ed0e6f000 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42187,6 +42187,36 @@ const REQUIRED_FLOOR_MANIFEST_MODULE: &str = "v2.workflow.required_floor"; // diagnostic in the signature of every function it passes through. static FLOOR_SEAM: std::sync::Mutex = std::sync::Mutex::new(String::new()); +// WALL TIME ALONE CANNOT SEPARATE COMPUTE FROM BLOCKING, and those have opposite remedies. CPU +// rising with wall is compute or livelock; wall rising with CPU flat is waiting on something; RSS +// and major faults rising while progress is flat is reclaim churn. One /proc read per tick buys +// that discrimination, and without it a heartbeat only proves the process is alive -- which the +// runner's "Terminate orphan process" line already proved, after four hours. +fn floor_resource_sample() -> String { + let stat = std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/self/stat").unwrap_or_default(); + let f: Vec<&str> = stat + .rsplit(')') + .next() + .unwrap_or("") + .split_whitespace() + .collect(); + // Fields are indexed from the field AFTER comm: utime/stime are 12/13 here, majflt is 10. + let tick = |i: usize| f.get(i).and_then(|v| v.parse::().ok()).unwrap_or(0); + let hz = 100u64; + let cpu_ms = (tick(11) + tick(12)) * 1000 / hz; + let majflt = tick(9); + let rss_kb = std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/self/statm") + .ok() + .and_then(|m| { + m.split_whitespace() + .nth(1) + .and_then(|v| v.parse::().ok()) + }) + .map(|pages| pages * 4) + .unwrap_or(0); + format!("cpu_ms={cpu_ms} rss_kb={rss_kb} majflt={majflt}") +} + pub fn floor_seam(name: &str) { if let Ok(mut g) = FLOOR_SEAM.lock() { g.clear(); @@ -42215,9 +42245,10 @@ fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { .map(|g| g.clone()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".to_string()); eprintln!( - "floor: [hb] {}s elapsed, in {}", + "floor: [hb] {}s elapsed, in {} | {}", started.elapsed().as_secs(), - if seam.is_empty() { "" } else { &seam } + if seam.is_empty() { "" } else { &seam }, + floor_resource_sample() ); }); } @@ -42525,10 +42556,27 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( _ => 0, }; eprintln!("floor: [T5a] refusal render starting ({refusal_count} refusal(s))"); + // The SAME progress obligation as the decode loop, and it was missing here first. A + // censored run keeps only what was already printed, so an arm with an entry marker and a + // completion timer and nothing between teaches nothing when it is the arm that stalls -- + // and a rate plus a denominator is a completion estimate obtainable WITHOUT completing. + // Every 16 rather than every 256 because a refusal render is few rows of possibly enormous + // output, so the interesting variance is per-row, not across thousands. let rendered = match ctx.field(fields, "refusals") { Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(items)) => items .iter() - .map(|r| format!("{r:?}")) + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, r)| { + if i % 16 == 0 { + eprintln!( + "floor: [T5a-progress] rendered={i} total={} elapsed_ms={} | {}", + items.len(), + refusal_render_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + floor_resource_sample() + ); + } + format!("{r:?}") + }) .collect::>() .join("\n "), _ => "".to_string(), @@ -42560,7 +42608,18 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( let decode_loop_started = std::time::Instant::now(); eprintln!("floor: [T5b] claim decode starting ({} row(s))", rows.len()); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(rows.len()); - for row in rows.iter() { + // PROGRESS, NOT JUST COMPLETION. A timer printed after a loop reports the loop's cost only if + // the loop terminates; a run killed inside it leaves "entered" and "finished" equally silent, + // so decoded-0 and decoded-9000 present identically. The tick is what separates them. + for (decoded, row) in rows.iter().enumerate() { + if decoded % 256 == 0 { + eprintln!( + "floor: [T5b-progress] decoded={decoded} total={} elapsed_ms={} | {}", + rows.len(), + decode_loop_started.elapsed().as_millis(), + floor_resource_sample() + ); + } let v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: cf, .. } = row else { return Err("a manifest claim is not a record".to_string()); }; From 968450d4648bbc1f5b9253eff736bb20fad840ed Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 11:57:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 40/81] Key the phase journal on structure, not on a display convention Retrieval over format-prefixed markers answers "which lines conform to this display convention," never "which phases have completion observations." Those coincide only while every marker is spelled the same way, and this lane already paid for the difference: a census grepping "floor: \[T" reported strict preparation as unattributed because its completion line was the one phase that did not use the [Tn] shape. The phase was marked. The grep was answering a question about spelling. So every marker is now a structural event -- [floor-phase] with phase= and state=, [floor-phase-progress] with the same phase= key, [floor-heartbeat] with phase= -- and preparation is no longer the exception; it emits started and completed like everything else. A reader keys on phase= and state=, and "which phases completed" is decidable rather than conventional. The started/completed pairing also dissolves the entrance-marker question by construction rather than by adding one more special line. A special line would have been another convention for someone to grep, which is the defect this change removes. DELIBERATELY NOT ADDED: a terminal attempt record printed by the process itself. An externally cancelled process is killed, not asked to wind down, so it cannot emit a standing in the case that matters -- and a field present on graceful exits but absent exactly when a run was truncated is worse than no field, because a reader learns to trust it. The phase journal plus the runner's cancellation metadata is the honest basis for that record, and it belongs to the observer, not the observed. Marker names map onto the prior series for anyone reading earlier numbers: strict-preparation T1, published-mock-projection T2 with module-index, declarer-discovery, whole-tree-graph-facts, declarer-closure and closure-strict-resolve beneath it, site-binding-projection T3, manifest-evaluation T4, admission-decode T5, refusal-render T5a, claim-decode T5b. --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 54 +++++++++++++++++++----------------- 1 file changed, 29 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 93ed0e6f000..95f8e014744 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -15127,7 +15127,7 @@ pub fn precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys( let t2a = std::time::Instant::now(); let index = build_module_index(&dag_roots); eprintln!( - "floor: [T2a] module index {}ms ({} module(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=module-index state=completed wall_ms={} modules={}", t2a.elapsed().as_millis(), index.len() ); @@ -15180,7 +15180,7 @@ pub fn precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys( } } eprintln!( - "floor: [T2b] declarer discovery {}ms ({} declarer(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=declarer-discovery state=completed wall_ms={} declarers={}", t2b.elapsed().as_millis(), declarers.len() ); @@ -15190,13 +15190,13 @@ pub fn precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys( let t2c = std::time::Instant::now(); let facts = build_module_graph_facts_live(&dag_roots); eprintln!( - "floor: [T2c] whole-tree module graph facts {}ms", + "[floor-phase] phase=whole-tree-graph-facts state=completed wall_ms={}", t2c.elapsed().as_millis() ); let t2d = std::time::Instant::now(); let all_sources = resolve_transitively(declarers, &index, &facts)?; eprintln!( - "floor: [T2d] declarer closure {}ms ({} source(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=declarer-closure state=completed wall_ms={} sources={}", t2d.elapsed().as_millis(), all_sources.len() ); @@ -15208,7 +15208,7 @@ pub fn precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys( let (graph, source_indices) = resolved_graph_from_sources(all_sources, ResolveTypecheckGate::Strict)?; eprintln!( - "floor: [T2e] closure strict resolve {}ms ({} source(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=closure-strict-resolve state=completed wall_ms={} sources={}", t2e.elapsed().as_millis(), source_count ); @@ -42245,7 +42245,7 @@ fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { .map(|g| g.clone()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".to_string()); eprintln!( - "floor: [hb] {}s elapsed, in {} | {}", + "[floor-heartbeat] wall_s={} phase={} {}", started.elapsed().as_secs(), if seam.is_empty() { "" } else { &seam }, floor_resource_sample() @@ -42259,7 +42259,8 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( style: ShardStyle, ) -> Result { spawn_floor_heartbeat(); - floor_seam("T1 strict preparation"); + floor_seam("strict-preparation"); + eprintln!("[floor-phase] phase=strict-preparation state=started"); // ── 1. read once, prepare once ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── set_phase(FloorPhase::Resolve, "required-floor preparation"); let prepare_started = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -42270,8 +42271,8 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( prepared.modules_resolved + prepared.modules_excluded ); eprintln!( - "floor: strict preparation complete in {}ms ({} module(s) resolved, {} excluded, \ - digest={})", + "[floor-phase] phase=strict-preparation state=completed wall_ms={} modules_resolved={} \ + modules_excluded={} digest={}", prepare_ms, prepared.modules_resolved, prepared.modules_excluded, prepared.subject_digest ); @@ -42286,7 +42287,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // report the second compile's phases and exclude index construction, declarer discovery, // closure selection and extraction — so quoting them as this helper's cost is a derived // number wearing a raw one's label. It read as ~73ms and was never measured. - floor_seam("T2 published-mock projection"); + floor_seam("published-mock-projection"); let published_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let published = match precompute_whole_tree_published_mock_keys(source_roots) { Ok(keys) if keys.is_empty() => None, @@ -42294,7 +42295,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( Err(e) => return Err(format!("published mock corpus precompute failed: {e}")), }; eprintln!( - "floor: [T2] published-mock projection total {}ms ({} key(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=published-mock-projection state=completed wall_ms={} keys={}", published_started.elapsed().as_millis(), published.as_ref().map(|k| k.len()).unwrap_or(0) ); @@ -42318,7 +42319,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // the .dag manifest evaluation and admission decoding. Four superlinear shapes are known // to live in the manifest, which is a ranked hypothesis list and not an attribution: the // seams below are what turn the gap into one located term. - floor_seam("T3 site+binding projection"); + floor_seam("site-binding-projection"); let projection_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let files = inventory_witness_files(&prepared); let bindings: Vec = prepared @@ -42355,7 +42356,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( } } eprintln!( - "floor: [T3] witness-site and binding projection {}ms ({} site(s), {} binding(s), {} file(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=site-binding-projection state=completed wall_ms={} sites={} bindings={} files={}", projection_started.elapsed().as_millis(), sites.len(), bindings.len(), @@ -42382,7 +42383,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( ); let empty_sites = v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(Vec::::new().into())); - floor_seam("T4 .dag manifest evaluation"); + floor_seam("manifest-evaluation"); let manifest_eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let admission = v1_interpreter::run_in_context_with_args( &hermetic, @@ -42403,14 +42404,14 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( ) .map_err(|e| format!("required_floor_attempt: {e}"))?; eprintln!( - "floor: [T4] .dag manifest evaluation {}ms", + "[floor-phase] phase=manifest-evaluation state=completed wall_ms={}", manifest_eval_started.elapsed().as_millis() ); - floor_seam("T5 admission decode"); + floor_seam("admission-decode"); let admission_decode_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let claims = required_floor_claims_from_admission(&hermetic, &admission)?; eprintln!( - "floor: [T5] admission decode {}ms ({} claim(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=admission-decode state=completed wall_ms={} claims={}", admission_decode_started.elapsed().as_millis(), claims.len() ); @@ -42435,7 +42436,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // about execution history instead of about the manifest, and the acceptance census asks for // distinct scopes constructed to EQUAL the manifest's distinct scope identities — which is // only checkable if the table is built before anything runs. - floor_seam("T6 claim scope projection"); + floor_seam("claim-scope-projection"); let scope_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut scopes: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); @@ -42453,7 +42454,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( scope_start.elapsed().as_millis() ); - floor_seam("T7 claim evaluation fold"); + floor_seam("claim-evaluation-fold"); let eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); for (index, claim) in claims.iter().enumerate() { if index % 1000 == 0 { @@ -42555,7 +42556,7 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(items)) => items.len(), _ => 0, }; - eprintln!("floor: [T5a] refusal render starting ({refusal_count} refusal(s))"); + eprintln!("[floor-phase] phase=refusal-render state=started total={refusal_count}"); // The SAME progress obligation as the decode loop, and it was missing here first. A // censored run keeps only what was already printed, so an arm with an entry marker and a // completion timer and nothing between teaches nothing when it is the arm that stalls -- @@ -42569,7 +42570,7 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( .map(|(i, r)| { if i % 16 == 0 { eprintln!( - "floor: [T5a-progress] rendered={i} total={} elapsed_ms={} | {}", + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=refusal-render rendered={i} total={} wall_ms={} {}", items.len(), refusal_render_started.elapsed().as_millis(), floor_resource_sample() @@ -42582,7 +42583,7 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( _ => "".to_string(), }; eprintln!( - "floor: [T5a] refusal render {}ms ({} refusal(s), {} rendered byte(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=refusal-render state=completed wall_ms={} total={} rendered_bytes={}", refusal_render_started.elapsed().as_millis(), refusal_count, rendered.len() @@ -42606,7 +42607,10 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( // T5b — the ordinary decode loop, reported separately from the refusal arm above so that // "the decode is slow" and "the refusal diagnostic is slow" are never one number. let decode_loop_started = std::time::Instant::now(); - eprintln!("floor: [T5b] claim decode starting ({} row(s))", rows.len()); + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase] phase=claim-decode state=started total={}", + rows.len() + ); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(rows.len()); // PROGRESS, NOT JUST COMPLETION. A timer printed after a loop reports the loop's cost only if // the loop terminates; a run killed inside it leaves "entered" and "finished" equally silent, @@ -42614,7 +42618,7 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( for (decoded, row) in rows.iter().enumerate() { if decoded % 256 == 0 { eprintln!( - "floor: [T5b-progress] decoded={decoded} total={} elapsed_ms={} | {}", + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=claim-decode decoded={decoded} total={} wall_ms={} {}", rows.len(), decode_loop_started.elapsed().as_millis(), floor_resource_sample() @@ -42677,7 +42681,7 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( }); } eprintln!( - "floor: [T5b] claim decode {}ms ({} claim(s))", + "[floor-phase] phase=claim-decode state=completed wall_ms={} claims={}", decode_loop_started.elapsed().as_millis(), out.len() ); From b9b1c6dec1a5d395a19bad716f4b85e9198de412 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 13:56:37 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 41/81] Mark every step of the admission-decode preamble Run 31942605651 completed manifest-evaluation at 11:14:12 and was cancelled at 13:48:13 having printed NEITHER arm's entry marker. So 2h34m elapsed inside required_floor_claims_from_admission before reaching either the refusal render or the claim decode -- in the one region of that function left unmarked. It was left unmarked on my reasoning, stated when a function-entry marker was suggested and I declined it, that the preamble is a sym_eq and two binary searches and therefore "cannot cost hours on its face." That is an assumption about cost presented as a bound, and it was wrong. It is also the same move that produced every withdrawal on this lane today: reasoning about cost from reading code. Reading tells you where to point a measurement; it does not tell you what the measurement says, and least of all when the code looks trivial. Four steps now emit with elapsed time and cpu_ms/rss_kb/majflt: entry, the Value::Variant destructure, arm resolution with which arm was chosen, the attempt field lookup, and the claims field lookup. No step in that preamble can absorb time silently. The arm-resolution marker also reports WHICH arm, which the previous instrumentation could only convey by one of two entry lines appearing. That was adequate only while the preamble was assumed free. Reproduced this run and worth recording: manifest-evaluation 880018ms against 872307ms previously -- 0.9% apart across separate runs and separate preparations, so that term is stable, genuinely measured, and still only about 5.5% of the observed window. --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 45 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 41 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 95f8e014744..91a54c481fe 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42534,6 +42534,16 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( ctx: &v1_interpreter::InterpContext, admission: &v1_interpreter::Value, ) -> Result, String> { + // EVERY STEP MARKED, BECAUSE THE ONE UNMARKED REGION IS WHERE THE TIME WAS. + // + // Run 31942605651 completed manifest-evaluation at 11:14:12 and was cancelled at 13:48:13 + // having printed neither arm's entry marker -- so 2h34m elapsed inside this function before + // reaching either. That region was left unmarked on my reasoning that it is a sym_eq and two + // binary searches and "cannot cost hours on its face". That was an assumption about cost + // stated as a bound, and it was wrong. Each step now emits, so no step can absorb time + // silently. + let entered = std::time::Instant::now(); + eprintln!("[floor-phase] phase=admission-decode state=started"); let v1_interpreter::Value::Variant { variant_name, fields, @@ -42544,7 +42554,19 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( "required_floor_attempt did not answer a RequiredFloorAdmission variant".to_string(), ); }; - if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "RequiredFloorRefused") { + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=admission-decode step=destructured wall_ms={} {}", + entered.elapsed().as_millis(), + floor_resource_sample() + ); + let refused = ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "RequiredFloorRefused"); + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=admission-decode step=arm-resolved refused={} wall_ms={} {}", + refused, + entered.elapsed().as_millis(), + floor_resource_sample() + ); + if refused { // T5a — THE REFUSAL RENDER IS ITS OWN TERM because it is the arm that can cost more // than the decode it reports on. `{r:?}` walks an interpreter `Value` structurally, and // a refusal carries records that share substructure: Debug re-renders each occurrence @@ -42597,11 +42619,26 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( if !ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "RequiredFloorRunnable") { return Err("required_floor_attempt answered an unknown admission arm".to_string()); } - let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: af, .. }) = ctx.field(fields, "attempt") - else { + let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields: af, .. }) = ({ + let r = ctx.field(fields, "attempt"); + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=admission-decode step=attempt-field wall_ms={} {}", + entered.elapsed().as_millis(), + floor_resource_sample() + ); + r + }) else { return Err("RequiredFloorRunnable carries no attempt record".to_string()); }; - let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = ctx.field(af, "claims") else { + let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = ({ + let r = ctx.field(af, "claims"); + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=admission-decode step=claims-field wall_ms={} {}", + entered.elapsed().as_millis(), + floor_resource_sample() + ); + r + }) else { return Err("the attempt carries no claim list".to_string()); }; // T5b — the ordinary decode loop, reported separately from the refusal arm above so that From ac222780c955ee1d6e1aa26663993490a615b6c7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 18:59:27 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 42/81] Attribute floor preparation to compile.reconcile, by execution Preparation was the one floor phase with no interior attribution: 8-9 minutes and ~5.85 GiB reported as a single number. It is one stage. Measured at 5s heartbeat resolution on this branch: compile.frontend 39s compile.normalize 2s compile.reconcile 8min 520s of a 569s phase compile.analyses 1s reconcile start: t=45s rss=3.53 GB reconcile end: t=565s rss=9.28 GB So reconcile_with_census_extra over 3,668 modules owns ~91% of preparation's wall and +5.75 GB of its growth; everything else totals 42 seconds. The stepwise RSS profile (fast to 3.43 GB, flat, climb to 6.08 GB, flat, late spike) sits entirely inside reconcile -- the steps are phases of one stage, not separate stages. Two changes, one of which is a deliberate non-change: GUNBC_FLOOR_HEARTBEAT_SECS makes the heartbeat period overridable, defaulting to 60 when absent or unparseable and clamped to >=1. CI cadence is unchanged; 60s can bound a phase but cannot localise anything inside one, and this is what produced the profile above. No stage dump is added. One was, and it printed every stage as 0.0ms against a 569,079ms phase: resolve_stage_slot_add is written only in cli_run.rs, and prepare_repository_once reaches v1_compiler_compile::compile_to_resolved through resolved_graph_from_sources, which takes no index and no memo share. The zeros meant "unwired path", not "free" -- recorded before the run, because typecheck=0.0ms on a typecheck-dominated phase is otherwise exactly the shape that gets reported as a result. The real attribution already existed in compile_to_resolved_with_options's trace_mark pairs and had been printing in every floor log; it was being misread as the second (published-mock) compile, where those same marks appear at 30ms scale. The site now carries that finding so the next reader checks the existing marks before adding a probe. Same reason retires a related negative: the zero edge_index_tree_census misses measured on this path are explained by there being no MultiEntryIndex on it at all, not by the census being cheap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 41 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 40 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index f537ef70582..9cc71edf318 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42228,8 +42228,20 @@ pub fn floor_seam(name: &str) { // slow, which is the property that makes it useful. fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { let started = std::time::Instant::now(); + // 60s is the CI cadence: dense enough to bound a phase, sparse enough not to bloat a + // job log. It is too coarse to LOCALISE anything — a 2.7 GB step between two samples + // names a minute, not a cause — so a local investigation can tighten it. Bounded below + // at 1s so a typo cannot turn the instrument into the load being measured, and left at + // 60s whenever the variable is absent or unparseable: an override that silently + // succeeded at a value nobody chose would make the sample rate a fact about the + // environment rather than about the run. + let period_s = std::env::var("GUNBC_FLOOR_HEARTBEAT_SECS") + .ok() + .and_then(|v| v.parse::().ok()) + .map(|v| v.max(1)) + .unwrap_or(60); std::thread::spawn(move || loop { - std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(60)); + std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(period_s)); let seam = FLOOR_SEAM .lock() .map(|g| g.clone()) @@ -42265,6 +42277,33 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( modules_excluded={} digest={}", prepare_ms, prepared.modules_resolved, prepared.modules_excluded, prepared.subject_digest ); + // WHERE PREPARATION'S WALL AND POPULATION GO: `compile.reconcile`, measured 2026-08-16. + // + // No dump is emitted here, and that is the finding rather than an omission. A + // `[floor-prepare-split]` line reading `resolve_stage_slot_add`'s accumulators was added + // here and printed every stage as 0.0ms against a 569,079ms phase — because those + // accumulators are written only by `resolved_graph_from_sources_with_index`, and + // `prepare_repository_once` reaches `v1_compiler_compile::compile_to_resolved` through + // `resolved_graph_from_sources`, which takes no index and no memo share and touches none + // of them. The zeros meant "unwired path", not "free"; that reading was recorded before + // the run, because `typecheck=0.0ms` on a typecheck-dominated phase is otherwise exactly + // the shape that gets reported as a result. + // + // The attribution already existed, in `compile_to_resolved_with_options`'s `trace_mark` + // pairs, and had been printing in every floor log: + // + // compile.frontend 39s + // compile.normalize 2s + // compile.reconcile 8min <- 520s of a 569s phase + // compile.analyses 1s + // + // Cross-read against a 5s heartbeat (`GUNBC_FLOOR_HEARTBEAT_SECS`), reconcile spans + // t=45s..565s and RSS 3.53 GB -> 9.28 GB, so it owns ~91% of the wall AND essentially all + // of preparation's ~5.85 GiB. Everything else in preparation totals 42 seconds. + // + // So preparation is not diffusely large and does not need new instrumentation; it needs + // `reconcile_with_census_extra` over 3,668 modules to get smaller. Anyone adding a probe + // here should read the existing trace marks first. // ── 2. the evaluation frames ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── // From e551da3fbd71d6aa62dc410a2e61eaadba0519a1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 19:16:14 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 43/81] Carry the floor seam into claim-decode and refusal-render The heartbeat prints whatever `floor_seam` last held, and neither sub-arm of admission-decode set it. So a run stalled inside either loop kept reporting phase=admission-decode in every heartbeat for its whole life, and the log could not distinguish "never reached the loop" from "spent 151 minutes inside it". That mislabel had a measured cost. Both loops already carry row counters -- claim-decode ticks every 256 rows with an explicit total, refusal-render every 16, each with the resource sample, each with a comment giving the reason ("decoded-0 and decoded-9000 present identically. The tick is what separates them"). Reading run 31953548799, a sibling session filtered the log on "admission-decode" -- the name the heartbeat kept printing -- which excludes every phase=claim-decode and phase=refusal-render line by construction, and concluded from their absence that no progress counter existed and one had to be added. The instrument was in the binary that produced the run; only its label disagreed with itself. A progress tick and a heartbeat that name the same phase differently is worse than either alone: it does not merely fail to inform, it supports a confident wrong reading, and the natural next action is to build a second instrument beside the working one. No counter is added and no output is removed. The seam now moves with execution, so heartbeat phase and progress ticks agree from the next run onward, and the four-way distinction the existing ticks can already draw -- never entered, stuck in the first rows, progressing then stalling, or progressing and merely cut by the deadline -- becomes readable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 13 +++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 9cc71edf318..8bb43de1438 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42602,6 +42602,13 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( // rather than the shared node, so a cheap-looking format over a few thousand rows is not // bounded by the row count. A run that refuses would otherwise spend that time inside a // function whose seam says "decode", attributing a diagnostic's cost to the decode loop. + // THE SEAM MOVES WITH EXECUTION, or the heartbeat lies about where the run is. + // `floor_seam` was last set to "admission-decode" by the caller, and the heartbeat prints + // whatever it holds — so a run stalled inside THIS arm reported `phase=admission-decode` + // for its entire life, which is indistinguishable in the log from a run stalled BEFORE the + // arm was entered. A reader then cannot tell "never reached the render" from "spent three + // hours inside it", and the natural conclusion is that no progress instrument exists. + floor_seam("refusal-render"); let refusal_render_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let refusal_count = match ctx.field(fields, "refusals") { Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(items)) => items.len(), @@ -42672,6 +42679,12 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( }; // T5b — the ordinary decode loop, reported separately from the refusal arm above so that // "the decode is slow" and "the refusal diagnostic is slow" are never one number. + // Same obligation as the refusal arm: carry the seam into the loop so the heartbeat names + // the loop rather than the phase that called it. Without this the decode's own ticks and the + // heartbeat disagree about the phase name, and a reader filtering the log on + // "admission-decode" — the name the heartbeat kept printing — silently excludes every + // `phase=claim-decode` progress line and concludes the loop has no counter at all. + floor_seam("claim-decode"); let decode_loop_started = std::time::Instant::now(); eprintln!( "[floor-phase] phase=claim-decode state=started total={}", From 759d7726223aaa1b5ef62e43782e6eaa89974db3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 19:43:39 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 44/81] Measure the floor's binding memory envelope instead of declaring it Every envelope figure this lane has reasoned with -- 13.00 GiB high, 14.00 GiB max -- came from the declared rows in gunbc.runner_slot_allocation: a nominal limit, read before the run, describing what was requested rather than what binds. Two measurements say that is not good enough. A live contradiction: the timed-out CI run entered admission-decode at rss_kb=15402396 (14.69 GiB), above BOTH the declared high and the declared max, and was not killed -- it ran 151 minutes more. Those cannot all be true as stated, and nobody has measured which is wrong. And reading the nominal limit is an error with a receipt from this session. A local run was launched on the premise that this container's memory.max of 31.27 GiB and memory.high of `max` made it a headroom arm. It was OOM-killed at 12.77 GB RSS. Its counters afterwards read `max 0`, `high 0`, `oom_kill 16`: its own limits were never reached, so the kill came from an ancestor, and the nominal limit described nothing that bound it. So the floor now reports its own envelope from the kernel: floor_cgroup_envelope prints, at entry, the cgroup PATH and then every readable level's memory.max / high / current / peak / events. The path matters as much as the values -- a cgroup that never hits its own maximum can still be killed from above, so the honest reading requires knowing where the ceiling lives, and a container that can see no ancestor has answered that its ceiling is unobservable from inside. The heartbeat additionally carries cur_kb, ev_high and ev_max on every beat, because the runs that most need these numbers are the ones that never reach an exit line. rss_kb and cur_kb are printed side by side, never substituted. Validated on this container at first sample: rss_kb=1596644 against cur_kb=3006552 -- the cgroup charge is ~1.9x the resident set, since it includes page cache and every other process in the cgroup. That ratio is the confound behind the contradiction above: comparing a process RSS against a cgroup limit compares two different counters, which is what every envelope claim in this lane has done so far. ev_high is throttling observed rather than inferred; both counters zero beside a death means the ceiling was elsewhere. Unreadable files report `` or `na` rather than 0. A fabricated zero here would recreate exactly the class of error the instrument exists to end. Also records, at the preparation site, that a floor run emits the compile trace marks TWICE -- once for preparation, once for the published-mock projection at 33ms/4ms/41ms/1ms. Grepping `compile.reconcile` finds whichever comes first, and the small set is why those marks were read as the mock projection's while they were the whole preparation answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 112 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 111 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 8bb43de1438..ceae690dbcb 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42204,7 +42204,41 @@ fn floor_resource_sample() -> String { }) .map(|pages| pages * 4) .unwrap_or(0); - format!("cpu_ms={cpu_ms} rss_kb={rss_kb} majflt={majflt}") + // THE CGROUP CHARGE AND THE THROTTLE EVENTS, on every beat, because the runs that most need + // them are the ones that never reach an exit line. `floor_cgroup_envelope` reports the full + // picture at entry; these three carry the parts that CHANGE, so a killed run still leaves + // behind what its envelope was doing when it died. + // + // rss_kb and cur_kb are DIFFERENT COUNTERS and are printed side by side so they are never + // silently substituted for one another: RSS is this process's resident anonymous + mapped + // pages, while memory.current is the cgroup's total charge including page cache and every + // other process in it. Comparing RSS against a cgroup limit is what produced the standing + // contradiction this instrument exists to settle — a CI run observed at 14.69 GiB RSS, + // above a declared 14.00 GiB max, that was not killed and ran 151 minutes more. + // + // ev_high/ev_max are the reclaim and kill counters for THIS level. Nonzero ev_high is + // throttling actually happening rather than inferred from a declared row; both zero beside + // a death means the ceiling that killed it was somewhere else. + let cg = |name: &str, idx: usize| -> String { + std::fs::read_to_string(format!("/sys/fs/cgroup/{name}")) + .ok() + .and_then(|s| { + if idx == usize::MAX { + s.trim().parse::().ok().map(|v| (v / 1024).to_string()) + } else { + s.lines() + .nth(idx) + .and_then(|l| l.split_whitespace().nth(1).map(|v| v.to_string())) + } + }) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "na".to_string()) + }; + let cur_kb = cg("memory.current", usize::MAX); + let ev_high = cg("memory.events", 1); + let ev_max = cg("memory.events", 2); + format!( + "cpu_ms={cpu_ms} rss_kb={rss_kb} majflt={majflt} cur_kb={cur_kb} ev_high={ev_high} ev_max={ev_max}" + ) } pub fn floor_seam(name: &str) { @@ -42255,11 +42289,80 @@ fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { }); } +/// THE ENVELOPE THE PROCESS ACTUALLY HAS, read from the kernel, at every visible level. +/// +/// Every envelope figure this lane has reasoned with — 13.00 GiB high, 14.00 GiB max — came +/// from the DECLARED rows in `gunbc.runner_slot_allocation`: a nominal limit, read before the +/// run, describing what was requested rather than what binds. Two measurements say that is not +/// good enough. +/// +/// The first is a live contradiction in the timed-out CI run: it entered admission-decode at +/// rss_kb=15402396 (14.69 GiB), ABOVE both the declared high and the declared max, and was not +/// killed — it ran 151 more minutes. Either those rows are not what binds in that slot, or +/// process RSS overstates the cgroup charge enough to break the comparison, or both. Nobody +/// has measured which. +/// +/// The second is that reading the nominal limit is a mistake with a receipt. A local run was +/// launched on the premise that this container's `memory.max` of 31.27 GiB and `memory.high` +/// of `max` made it a headroom arm; it was OOM-killed at 12.77 GB RSS. The counters afterwards +/// read `max 0`, `high 0`, `oom_kill 16` — its own limits were never reached, so the kill came +/// from an ancestor. The nominal limit described nothing that mattered. +/// +/// Hence: the PATH as well as the values, and every readable ancestor, because a cgroup that +/// never hits its own maximum can still be killed from above and the honest reading requires +/// knowing where the ceiling lives. `memory.events` is the load-bearing field — `max`/`high` +/// nonzero means this level acted; all-zero beside a kill means some other level did. +/// +/// Emitted at entry and again at exit so the peak and the event counters bound the whole run. +/// This reads `/proc` and `/sys` and writes nothing; an unreadable file is reported as absent +/// rather than defaulted, since a fabricated zero here would re-create the exact class of +/// error the function exists to end. +fn floor_cgroup_envelope(when: &str) { + let rel = std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/self/cgroup") + .ok() + .and_then(|s| { + s.lines() + .find_map(|l| l.rsplit("::").next().map(|p| p.to_string())) + }) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + eprintln!("[floor-cgroup] when={when} path={rel}"); + let field = |dir: &str, name: &str| -> String { + std::fs::read_to_string(format!("{dir}/{name}")) + .map(|v| v.split_whitespace().collect::>().join(",")) + .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".to_string()) + }; + // Walk from the leaf up to the cgroup root, reporting each level that is readable. Under a + // container this is often just the root, and that itself is the finding: if no ancestor is + // visible from inside, the process cannot observe the limit that binds it and the ceiling + // has to be read from the host side. + let mut dir = std::path::PathBuf::from("/sys/fs/cgroup"); + for seg in rel.trim_matches('/').split('/').filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) { + dir.push(seg); + } + loop { + let d = dir.to_string_lossy().to_string(); + if std::fs::metadata(format!("{d}/memory.current")).is_ok() { + eprintln!( + "[floor-cgroup] when={when} level={d} max={} high={} current={} peak={} events=[{}]", + field(&d, "memory.max"), + field(&d, "memory.high"), + field(&d, "memory.current"), + field(&d, "memory.peak"), + field(&d, "memory.events"), + ); + } + if d == "/sys/fs/cgroup" || !dir.pop() { + break; + } + } +} + pub fn run_required_floor( source_roots: &[String], commit: &str, style: ShardStyle, ) -> Result { + floor_cgroup_envelope("floor-entry"); spawn_floor_heartbeat(); floor_seam("strict-preparation"); eprintln!("[floor-phase] phase=strict-preparation state=started"); @@ -42297,6 +42400,13 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // compile.reconcile 8min <- 520s of a 569s phase // compile.analyses 1s // + // READ THE FIRST SET, NOT THE FIRST MATCH. A floor run emits these marks TWICE: once for + // this preparation, and again for the published-mock projection below, where the same four + // names appear at 33ms/4ms/41ms/1ms. The small set is a second, tiny compile — not this one + // — and grepping `compile.reconcile` finds whichever the reader looks at first. That is not + // hypothetical: the 41ms reading is why these marks were dismissed as belonging to the mock + // projection for weeks while they were the whole preparation answer. + // // Cross-read against a 5s heartbeat (`GUNBC_FLOOR_HEARTBEAT_SECS`), reconcile spans // t=45s..565s and RSS 3.53 GB -> 9.28 GB, so it owns ~91% of the wall AND essentially all // of preparation's ~5.85 GiB. Everything else in preparation totals 42 seconds. From 73f1b8c004655c94a3c488d1f5a452f778bfad89 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 20:53:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 45/81] Record reconcile's four unattributed regions and price the v1-seed scan Preparation is attributed to compile.reconcile; reconcile's interior is not. At 5s resolution it is four regions: 45- 95s 50s flat at 3.42 GB 95-225s 130s +2.71 GB 225-505s 280s +0.01 GB 54% of the wall 505-565s 60s +3.05 GB 53% of the growth, 12% of the wall Wall cost and memory growth are largely separate: over half the wall allocates nothing and the largest growth arrives in the final eighth. Which of reconcile's six operations owns which region is UNKNOWN -- six operations, four regions, and a 20s grid cannot see a sub-20s operation. Marks would have to be authored in src/v1/04_infer.dag and regenerated. Two attributions were proposed for these regions and both died. Recorded because the regions stay open, so both candidates will look attractive again: Function-parent double-flattening as the +5.75 GiB owner, killed by a population bound -- at most 3,668 x 3,667 Rc slots, ~102.6 MiB raw and ~205 MiB for two generations, which is not gigabytes. corpus_has_v1_seed_source_indices as the 280s plateau owner. Its qualitative signature fits perfectly -- long plateau, allocation churn, flat RSS, a result of one Bool -- and it is still wrong. The second is now priced rather than merely refuted, so it is neither cited as the root cause nor dismissed for failing to be it. On the floor's source configuration it clones the same ~3,670-key source-index set once per module, because map_keys materialises the whole key vector before the `any` can short-circuit: 13.46M key clones. Of the 3,670 files under --source-root dag --source-root src/v2, exactly zero contain /v1/ or src/v1, so no early break ever fires and the function deterministically returns false. A synthetic on the faithful carriers measures 4.095s, 0.304us per key. Explaining 280s would require 20.8us per key, 68x the measured cost. A real duplicate derivation worth deleting, priced at ~4s, and not the plateau. The terminal shape derives the fact once from the source-set authority rather than per typed module. Both deaths failed different validity gates, and the note carries both rules because each was learned the expensive way in the same afternoon. A qualitative shape match does not constrain a constant, so the mechanism must be priced independently before an owner is named -- never solved backward from the interval being explained. And a benchmark licenses nothing until its carriers, control flow, scale and short-circuit behaviour match the real thing: the first synthetic here ran on std containers while v1_rt.rs aliases Vec to im::Vector, understating the cost by 1.5x while reading as decisive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 44 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 44 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index ceae690dbcb..299c213949d 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42414,6 +42414,50 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // So preparation is not diffusely large and does not need new instrumentation; it needs // `reconcile_with_census_extra` over 3,668 modules to get smaller. Anyone adding a probe // here should read the existing trace marks first. + // + // RECONCILE'S INTERIOR, at 5s resolution — four regions, NONE of them attributed: + // + // 45- 95s 50s flat at 3.42 GB + // 95-225s 130s 3.42 -> 6.13 GB +2.71 GB + // 225-505s 280s flat at 6.15 GB +0.01 GB 54% of the wall + // 505-565s 60s 6.23 -> 9.28 GB +3.05 GB 53% of the growth, 12% of the wall + // + // Wall cost and memory growth are largely SEPARATE: over half the wall allocates nothing, + // and the largest growth arrives in the final eighth. Which of reconcile's six operations + // owns which region is UNKNOWN — six operations against four regions, and a 20s grid cannot + // see a sub-20s operation at all. Marks would have to be authored in `src/v1/04_infer.dag` + // and regenerated, since the operations live in generated code. + // + // TWO ATTRIBUTIONS WERE PROPOSED FOR THESE REGIONS AND BOTH DIED. Recorded because the + // reasoning that killed them is reusable and the regions are still open, so the same two + // candidates will look attractive again: + // + // - Function-parent double-flattening as the +5.75 GiB owner. Killed by a population + // bound: at most 3,668 x 3,667 Rc slots, ~102.6 MiB raw, ~205 MiB for two generations. + // Not gigabytes. + // - `corpus_has_v1_seed_source_indices` as the 280s plateau owner. Its qualitative + // signature fits perfectly — long plateau, allocation churn, flat RSS, and a result of + // one `Bool` — and it is still wrong. Measured below. + // + // `corpus_has_v1_seed_source_indices`, PRICED, so it is neither cited as the root cause nor + // dismissed for not being it. On the floor's own source configuration it clones the same + // ~3,670-key source-index set once per module — `map_keys` materialises the whole key vector + // BEFORE the `any` can short-circuit — for 13.46M key clones. Of the 3,670 files under + // `--source-root dag --source-root src/v2`, exactly ZERO contain `/v1/` or `src/v1`, so no + // early break ever fires and the function deterministically returns false. A synthetic on + // the faithful carriers (`im::HashMap` -> `im::Vector`; `v1_rt.rs` aliases `Vec` to + // `im::Vector`, and a first attempt on std containers understated it by 1.5x) measures + // 4.095s, 0.304us per key. Explaining the 280s plateau would need 20.8us per key — 68x the + // measured cost. So: a real duplicate derivation worth deleting, priced at ~4s, and NOT the + // plateau. The terminal shape derives the fact once from the source-set authority rather + // than per typed module, which removes the module x source product instead of tuning it. + // + // THE METHOD RULE BOTH DEATHS PRODUCED, because each failed a different gate: a qualitative + // shape match does not constrain a constant, so price the mechanism independently before + // naming an owner — never solve the unit cost backward from the interval being explained. + // And a benchmark licenses nothing until its carriers, control flow, scale and short-circuit + // behaviour match the real thing; assuming fidelity is how the first synthetic above came to + // be 1.5x wrong while reading as decisive. // ── 2. the evaluation frames ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── // From 3e1c492818d5ad4c0f2cce6f7c7b61a60779ecf9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 21:39:14 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 46/81] Read the process's own cgroup leaf, not the root, on every heartbeat The per-beat cgroup fields shipped reading `/sys/fs/cgroup/{name}` directly and printed `na` on every beat of a four-hour CI run. The runner's leaf is /sys/fs/cgroup/system.slice/system-actions\x2drunner.slice/actions-runner@srv2-03.service so the root holds no `memory.current` this process may read and the fallback fired every time. The entry snapshot walked `/proc/self/cgroup` correctly while the sampler that runs continuously did not: two readers of one fact at two different levels in one commit, and the wrong one was the only one still emitting when a run is cancelled. The cost was the whole point of the instrument -- one entry snapshot taken before anything had happened, and no cgroup reading at all from during the stall it was added to observe. It passed local validation because this container's `/proc/self/cgroup` is `0::/`, where leaf and root are the same directory and the hardcoded path is accidentally correct. A degenerate topology validated an instrument that could not work anywhere else. `floor_cgroup_dir` now resolves the path once and both readers use it. Because this container cannot exercise a nested path, the resolution is validated separately against the runner's observed line, the `0::/` root case, and the unreadable case -- the local run proves the fields emit, not that they emit from the right level. The envelope is additionally re-emitted every ten beats rather than only at entry and exit, since a cancelled run never reaches an exit line. The ancestor walk is kept and its value is now measured rather than assumed: on the runner the leaf recorded zero high events while its parent slices recorded 141M against unlimited maxima. The level doing the throttling and the level holding the limit are different levels, so a reader of our own level alone reports a process comfortably inside its envelope while it takes 16M major faults. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 81 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 68 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 299c213949d..5960a3c5a52 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42219,8 +42219,22 @@ fn floor_resource_sample() -> String { // ev_high/ev_max are the reclaim and kill counters for THIS level. Nonzero ev_high is // throttling actually happening rather than inferred from a declared row; both zero beside // a death means the ceiling that killed it was somewhere else. + // + // READ THE LEAF, NOT THE ROOT. These three fields first shipped reading + // `/sys/fs/cgroup/{name}` directly, and on CI they printed `na` on every single beat for a + // four-hour run: the runner's leaf is + // `/sys/fs/cgroup/system.slice/system-actions\x2drunner.slice/actions-runner@srv2-03.service`, + // the root holds no `memory.current` this process may read, and the fallback fired every + // time. The entry snapshot walked the path correctly while the sampler that runs + // continuously did not — two readers at two different levels in one commit, and the wrong + // one was the only one that would still be emitting when a run was cancelled. + // + // It passed locally because this container's `/proc/self/cgroup` is `0::/`, so leaf and root + // are the same directory and the hardcoded path was accidentally correct. A degenerate + // topology validated an instrument that had no chance of working anywhere else, which is why + // the path is now taken from the same place `floor_cgroup_envelope` takes it. let cg = |name: &str, idx: usize| -> String { - std::fs::read_to_string(format!("/sys/fs/cgroup/{name}")) + std::fs::read_to_string(format!("{}/{name}", floor_cgroup_dir())) .ok() .and_then(|s| { if idx == usize::MAX { @@ -42241,6 +42255,34 @@ fn floor_resource_sample() -> String { ) } +/// THIS PROCESS'S OWN CGROUP DIRECTORY — the single answer both readers use. +/// +/// Resolved once from `/proc/self/cgroup` and cached, because the alternative is what shipped +/// first: the entry snapshot walking the real path while the per-beat sampler read the root, +/// disagreeing silently for a whole run. Two readers of one fact is the duplication the repo's +/// own rules forbid, and here it cost every cgroup reading a four-hour CI run would have given. +/// +/// Falls back to the cgroup root only when `/proc/self/cgroup` is unreadable — the same place a +/// container whose leaf IS the root legitimately lands. +fn floor_cgroup_dir() -> String { + static DIR: std::sync::OnceLock = std::sync::OnceLock::new(); + DIR.get_or_init(|| { + let rel = std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/self/cgroup") + .ok() + .and_then(|s| { + s.lines() + .find_map(|l| l.rsplit("::").next().map(|p| p.to_string())) + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); + let mut dir = std::path::PathBuf::from("/sys/fs/cgroup"); + for seg in rel.trim_matches('/').split('/').filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) { + dir.push(seg); + } + dir.to_string_lossy().to_string() + }) + .clone() +} + pub fn floor_seam(name: &str) { if let Ok(mut g) = FLOOR_SEAM.lock() { g.clear(); @@ -42274,6 +42316,16 @@ fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { .and_then(|v| v.parse::().ok()) .map(|v| v.max(1)) .unwrap_or(60); + // The full multi-level envelope is re-emitted periodically, not only at entry and exit, + // because a cancelled or killed run never reaches an exit line — which is exactly what + // happened to the first CI run carrying this instrument, leaving one entry snapshot taken + // when nothing had happened yet and no reading at all from during the stall. Every ten + // beats keeps it cheap while guaranteeing the last terminal read carries a recent one. + // + // The ancestor walk is the part worth repeating rather than only the leaf: on the runner + // the leaf recorded zero high events while its parent slices recorded 141M, so the level + // that is throttling is not the level that owns the limit, and only the walk shows it. + let mut beat: u64 = 0; std::thread::spawn(move || loop { std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(period_s)); let seam = FLOOR_SEAM @@ -42286,6 +42338,10 @@ fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { if seam.is_empty() { "" } else { &seam }, floor_resource_sample() ); + beat += 1; + if beat % 10 == 0 { + floor_cgroup_envelope(&format!("beat-{beat}")); + } }); } @@ -42318,14 +42374,11 @@ fn spawn_floor_heartbeat() { /// rather than defaulted, since a fabricated zero here would re-create the exact class of /// error the function exists to end. fn floor_cgroup_envelope(when: &str) { - let rel = std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/self/cgroup") - .ok() - .and_then(|s| { - s.lines() - .find_map(|l| l.rsplit("::").next().map(|p| p.to_string())) - }) - .unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); - eprintln!("[floor-cgroup] when={when} path={rel}"); + // One resolver for both readers — see `floor_cgroup_dir`. This function computing the path + // itself while the sampler computed a different one is the defect that made every per-beat + // cgroup field `na` for a four-hour run. + let leaf = floor_cgroup_dir(); + eprintln!("[floor-cgroup] when={when} path={leaf}"); let field = |dir: &str, name: &str| -> String { std::fs::read_to_string(format!("{dir}/{name}")) .map(|v| v.split_whitespace().collect::>().join(",")) @@ -42335,10 +42388,12 @@ fn floor_cgroup_envelope(when: &str) { // container this is often just the root, and that itself is the finding: if no ancestor is // visible from inside, the process cannot observe the limit that binds it and the ceiling // has to be read from the host side. - let mut dir = std::path::PathBuf::from("/sys/fs/cgroup"); - for seg in rel.trim_matches('/').split('/').filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) { - dir.push(seg); - } + // + // The walk is not decoration. On the runner the leaf recorded ZERO high events while its + // parent slices recorded 141M against unlimited maxima, so the level doing the throttling + // and the level holding the limit are different levels, and reading only our own would have + // reported a process comfortably inside its envelope while it took 16M major faults. + let mut dir = std::path::PathBuf::from(&leaf); loop { let d = dir.to_string_lossy().to_string(); if std::fs::metadata(format!("{d}/memory.current")).is_ok() { From 06b4f306082a0391efaf3f8ca7ae6ca614a95b3a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 22:49:12 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 47/81] Split local from hierarchical cgroup events, and carry PSI `memory.events` is HIERARCHICAL: an ancestor's counters include every event generated anywhere beneath it. The instrument read only that file, and the reading it produced was then used to compare "neighbour pressure" across two hosts -- 141,091,084 events at one parent slice against 476,393 at another, reported as a 296x difference in pressure on this process. It is not that. Both parent slices carry memory.high=max and so cannot be throttled themselves, which means every one of those events belongs to some descendant, and the counters are cumulative history rather than an interval rate. The supported statement is that one SUBTREE has accumulated 296x as many descendant throttle events as the other, over service lifetimes of unknown and probably different length. It says nothing about whether this process's pages were reclaimed. `memory.events.local` reports events at that exact cgroup only, and the pair is what makes the question decidable: a rising ancestor-hierarchical count beside a flat leaf-local count is the signature of OTHER descendants being throttled, which is precisely the neighbour hypothesis. Without both files a process cannot distinguish its own reclaim from its neighbours' at all, and the hierarchical file alone is biased toward blaming neighbours because it counts them by construction. So the envelope walk now reports events, events_local and pressure at every level, and the per-beat sampler carries ev_local_high beside ev_high. The sampler gets it rather than only the periodic envelope because a killed run keeps only what was already printed, and this is the field the hypothesis is decided on. PSI comes with it because the event counters are cumulative totals: two snapshots give an interval delta, but stall time is what says whether that reclaim cost this process anything. Both files verified present on this kernel and emitting real values before this landed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 31 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 29 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 611032f5541..563b3279ab9 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -42214,8 +42214,17 @@ fn floor_resource_sample() -> String { let cur_kb = cg("memory.current", usize::MAX); let ev_high = cg("memory.events", 1); let ev_max = cg("memory.events", 2); + // The LOCAL counter beside the hierarchical one, on every beat. `memory.events` at this + // level already includes everything its descendants generated, so `ev_high` rising says + // "something in this subtree was throttled" and cannot say it was us. `ev_local_high` is + // the same event restricted to this exact cgroup, and the pair is the only way to separate + // our own reclaim from a neighbour's. Carried per beat rather than only in the periodic + // envelope because a killed run keeps only what was already printed, and this is the field + // the neighbour-pressure hypothesis is decided on. + let ev_local_high = cg("memory.events.local", 1); format!( - "cpu_ms={cpu_ms} rss_kb={rss_kb} majflt={majflt} cur_kb={cur_kb} ev_high={ev_high} ev_max={ev_max}" + "cpu_ms={cpu_ms} rss_kb={rss_kb} majflt={majflt} cur_kb={cur_kb} \ + ev_high={ev_high} ev_max={ev_max} ev_local_high={ev_local_high}" ) } @@ -42357,17 +42366,35 @@ fn floor_cgroup_envelope(when: &str) { // parent slices recorded 141M against unlimited maxima, so the level doing the throttling // and the level holding the limit are different levels, and reading only our own would have // reported a process comfortably inside its envelope while it took 16M major faults. + // + // BOTH `memory.events` AND `memory.events.local`, because the first is HIERARCHICAL — an + // ancestor's counters include every event generated anywhere beneath it — and only the + // second reports events at that exact cgroup. Reading the hierarchical file alone is how a + // parent slice's 141M-versus-476K was read as a difference in neighbour pressure when it is + // an aggregate over each subtree's whole history: both parents carry `high=max` and so + // cannot be throttled themselves, meaning every one of those events belongs to some + // descendant. Local and hierarchical are the split that makes the question decidable at + // all — a rising ancestor-hierarchical count beside a flat leaf-local count is the + // signature of OTHER descendants being throttled, and without the pair a process cannot + // tell its own reclaim from its neighbours'. + // + // `memory.pressure` (PSI) comes along because the events counters are cumulative totals + // rather than rates: two snapshots of a monotone counter give an interval delta, but stall + // time is what says whether that reclaim actually cost this process anything. let mut dir = std::path::PathBuf::from(&leaf); loop { let d = dir.to_string_lossy().to_string(); if std::fs::metadata(format!("{d}/memory.current")).is_ok() { eprintln!( - "[floor-cgroup] when={when} level={d} max={} high={} current={} peak={} events=[{}]", + "[floor-cgroup] when={when} level={d} max={} high={} current={} peak={} \ + events=[{}] events_local=[{}] pressure=[{}]", field(&d, "memory.max"), field(&d, "memory.high"), field(&d, "memory.current"), field(&d, "memory.peak"), field(&d, "memory.events"), + field(&d, "memory.events.local"), + field(&d, "memory.pressure"), ); } if d == "/sys/fs/cgroup" || !dir.pop() { From b569e46c4efad9d22361ca9f590a9fdfc64c6dfa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 23:24:09 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 48/81] Carry host swap-in beside major faults, to test whether the stall is ours The fault storm has no local cause: ~7,416 major faults/s sustained for 151 minutes while the leaf cgroup read high,0 max,0 oom_kill,0. So the process was nowhere near its own limits and its own cgroup did no reclaiming, and the storm has been unexplained since. A major fault is a page read from disk, and there are exactly two ways to take one without your own cgroup throttling you: the host reclaimed and swapped your anonymous pages, or you are faulting file-backed pages in and out of a mapping. Those have different owners. The first is host memory pressure and no retention work in this fold fixes it; the second is mapping churn and IS this lane's defect. /proc/vmstat pswpin and pgmajfault, differenced across two beats, separate them: pswpin rises with pgmajfault -> swap, host-caused, not ours pgmajfault rises, pswpin flat -> file-backed mapping churn, ours Host-wide rather than cgroup-scoped on purpose: /proc/vmstat is not namespaced, and host-level swap is exactly what a cgroup-scoped counter cannot see. That is also why the leaf PSI reading of 0.00% is not evidence of a quiet machine -- it is this cgroup's stall time, not the host's, and reading it as the latter would be the same substitution that has cost this investigation four numbers. Validated before landing: both keys present and unambiguous in /proc/vmstat (pswpin does not collide with pswpout under the prefix-plus-space match), both emitting real values, and both MOVING between consecutive beats -- +206 and +84 in one second -- so they are live counters that can be differenced rather than constants that merely print. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 38 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 37 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 0e1f7487c74..d84c85ad6f5 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40986,9 +40986,45 @@ fn floor_resource_sample() -> String { // envelope because a killed run keeps only what was already printed, and this is the field // the neighbour-pressure hypothesis is decided on. let ev_local_high = cg("memory.events.local", 1); + // HOST-WIDE SWAP-IN, because the fault storm has no local cause and this is what decides + // whether it has ANY cause belonging to this fold. + // + // Established: ~7,416 major faults/s sustained for 151 minutes while the leaf cgroup read + // high,0 max,0 oom_kill,0 — so the process was nowhere near its own limits and its own + // cgroup did no reclaiming. A major fault is a page read from disk, and there are two ways + // to take one without your own cgroup throttling you: the HOST reclaimed and swapped your + // anonymous pages, or you are faulting file-backed pages in and out of a mapping. + // + // `pswpin` counts pages swapped IN; `pgmajfault` counts major faults. Differenced across + // two beats they separate the cases exactly: + // + // pswpin rises with pgmajfault -> swap. The cause is host memory pressure, not the + // fold, and no amount of retention work here fixes it. + // pgmajfault rises, pswpin flat -> file-backed mapping churn. That IS local to the fold + // and is a defect this lane owns. + // + // Deliberately host-wide rather than cgroup-scoped: /proc/vmstat is not namespaced, and + // host-level swap is precisely the thing a cgroup-scoped counter cannot see. That is also + // why the leaf's PSI reading of 0.00% is not evidence of a quiet machine — it is this + // cgroup's stall time, not the host's. + let vm = |key: &str| -> String { + std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/vmstat") + .ok() + .and_then(|s| { + s.lines().find_map(|l| { + l.strip_prefix(key) + .and_then(|r| r.strip_prefix(' ')) + .map(|v| v.trim().to_string()) + }) + }) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "na".to_string()) + }; + let pswpin = vm("pswpin"); + let pgmajfault = vm("pgmajfault"); format!( "cpu_ms={cpu_ms} rss_kb={rss_kb} majflt={majflt} cur_kb={cur_kb} \ - ev_high={ev_high} ev_max={ev_max} ev_local_high={ev_local_high}" + ev_high={ev_high} ev_max={ev_max} ev_local_high={ev_local_high} \ + pswpin={pswpin} pgmajfault={pgmajfault}" ) } From 8336233c69abf220bb8d5776f1e45aebd72fa4d8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 01:47:14 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 49/81] Index the entry-to-module join instead of rescanning bindings per site `resolve_site` folded the WHOLE binding list to answer one site, so resolving the roster cost sites x bindings: on the measured subject 10,407 x 3,675 = 38.2 million binding examinations to answer a question with 3,675 distinct answers. The relation is a function from entry to its bindings. It is now built once and read per site. Correct by construction rather than by resemblance: the grouped value stays a LIST, never a collapsed path, because the arity IS the verdict -- resolve_site identifies on exactly one and refuses on zero and on many through one arm. Collapsing here would discard the ambiguity the refusal exists to catch. group order is preserved by appending, so members appear in binding order exactly as the per-site fold produced them. nothing reads the map's own traversal order -- no map_keys, no map_values -- so no order-exposing operation is introduced. v2.lens.determinism refuses those, correctly. The superseded fold is deleted rather than left beside the new one. Two spellings of one relation, one of them callerless, is the dual authority this branch exists to remove, and the next reader would have to prove which one production uses before touching either. WHAT IS NOT ESTABLISHED: any effect on wall time. Manifest evaluation has never completed in an environment I control -- CI runs hit the 180-minute bound and three consecutive local runs were OOM-killed from an ancestor cgroup partway into that phase (max 0, oom_kill incrementing, so killed from above rather than at this process's own limit). The module typechecks and preparation is unchanged at 596.8s; the phase this touches did not finish, so no before/after is claimed. This lands on the standing rule that a proven cost-shape defect is fixed regardless of realized n, not on a measurement. A NEAR-MISS WORTH RECORDING, because the next reader of v2.std.collection will hit it too: map_insert's .dag body builds a closure chain, which would make map_get O(N) and this index worthless. That body does not execute here -- the interpreter intercepts empty_map to HamtMap::new() and map_insert natively, so the .dag is the model and the realization is a real hash map. Reading the body alone would have refuted this change for a reason that is false on the executing path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 58 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 47 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 71edaa08c55..c770c0b430d 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ module v2.workflow.required_floor import v2.std.algebra { contains, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_snoc_item } -import v2.std.collection { List } +import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_get, map_insert } import v2.std.logic { Bool } import v2.std.text { String } import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq } @@ -165,20 +165,53 @@ fn required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: RequiredFloorClaim) -> String { // refusal the carrier already models. Substituting the bare function name — the shape that // works per-entry and silently collapses under a shared subject — is the exact failure // `WitnessIdentity` exists to make unwritable. -fn module_path_for_entry(bindings: List, entry: String) -> List { - fold_list(xs: bindings, empty: no_module_paths, cons: fn(acc, b) { - if b.entry == entry { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: b.module_path) - } else { - acc - } +// THE ENTRY-TO-MODULE JOIN, INDEXED ONCE INSTEAD OF RESCANNED PER SITE. +// +// This replaced a per-site fold over the WHOLE binding list, which cost sites x bindings: on +// the measured subject 10,407 x 3,675 = 38.2 million binding examinations to answer a question +// with 3,675 distinct answers. The relation is a function from entry to its bindings, so it is +// built once and read per site — the same relation asked the cheap way, not a different answer. +// +// The superseded fold is deleted rather than left beside this. Keeping it would leave a second +// spelling of one relation with no caller, and the next reader would have to prove which one +// production uses before touching either. +// +// The grouped value stays a LIST rather than collapsing to a single path, because the arity is +// the verdict: `resolve_site` identifies on exactly one and refuses on zero AND on many +// through one arm. Collapsing here would discard the ambiguity that refusal exists to catch, +// which is the failure `WitnessIdentity` is built to make unwritable. +// +// Ordering within a group is preserved by appending, so a group's members appear in binding +// order exactly as the per-site fold produced them. Nothing reads the map's own traversal +// order — no `map_keys`, no `map_values` — so this introduces no order-exposing operation +// (`v2.lens.determinism` refuses those, and correctly). +fn build_entry_module_index(bindings: List) -> Map> { + fold_list(xs: bindings, empty: empty_map(), cons: fn(acc, b) { + map_insert( + m: acc, + key: b.entry, + value: list_snoc_item(xs: entry_module_paths(index: acc, entry: b.entry), item: b.module_path) + ) }) } +// Absent means no binding named this entry — the zero case, which refuses exactly as the +// unindexed fold's empty result did. It is not a miss to be papered over. +fn entry_module_paths(index: Map>, entry: String) -> List { + match map_get(index, entry) { + Accepted { value: opt, diagnostics: _ } => + match opt { + Present { value: paths } => paths + Absent => no_module_paths + } + _ => no_module_paths + } +} + // Exactly one binding identifies; zero and many both refuse, and they refuse through the same // arm because both mean the same thing to a consumer: this entry does not name one module. -fn resolve_site(bindings: List, site: WitnessSite) -> ResolvedWitness { - let paths = module_path_for_entry(bindings: bindings, entry: site.entry) +fn resolve_site(index: Map>, site: WitnessSite) -> ResolvedWitness { + let paths = entry_module_paths(index: index, entry: site.entry) if length(xs: paths) == 1 { WitnessIdentified { identity: WitnessIdentity { module_path: paths.first(), function: site.function }, @@ -189,11 +222,14 @@ fn resolve_site(bindings: List, site: WitnessSite) -> Resolve } } +// The index is built ONCE here and read per site, which is the whole point: building it inside +// `resolve_site` would restore the per-site cost this replaces, one level down and harder to see. fn resolve_sites( bindings: List, sites: List ) -> List { - list_map(xs: sites, f: fn(s) { resolve_site(bindings: bindings, site: s) }) + let index = build_entry_module_index(bindings: bindings) + list_map(xs: sites, f: fn(s) { resolve_site(index: index, site: s) }) } // A resolved witness becomes a claim, or contributes its refusal. Both halves are produced in From b624942ce1488484706ad027dd9d93f8381d9d69 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 02:03:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 50/81] Model entry-binding arity instead of retaining contested path lists The entry-to-module index grouped each entry's bindings into a `List` and asked `length(..) == 1`. Nothing downstream ever consumed the ordered population, so the list existed only to have its length taken -- and building it re-walked and re-copied everything already grouped under that entry on every additional binding, making the grouping quadratic in an entry's own multiplicity to produce a value with one bit of information in it. `EntryModuleBinding = EntryModuleUnique | EntryModuleAmbiguous` carries the arity, which is the entire verdict. The grouping is now linear in the bindings regardless of how contested any single entry is, and the discarded ordering is unwritable rather than merely unused. A repeated identical path still reads as ambiguous: two bindings claiming one entry means the observation does not name one module, and deduplicating there would answer a question about the observation with an assumption about it. Two further corrections in the same seam. The index was built once per SITE POPULATION -- `resolve_sites` constructed it internally and the manifest called it twice. It is now a parameter, built once per manifest and read by both site classes. Smaller than the per-site rebuild this replaced, and the same mistake one level up. And the lookup swallowed a substrate refusal. `entry_module_paths` matched `map_get`'s Outcome and bound every non-`Accepted` result to "no paths", so a `Rejected` map would have reported as "this entry has no binding" -- a substrate failure rendered as a domain fact, which is the absorbing fallback this path refuses everywhere else. It was unreachable today, and inventing a refusal arm for an unreachable case would have added an arm with no producer. The honest fix is directional: lookup IS total -- a map either holds the key or does not, and there is no third state in which it fails to say. So `map_lookup` is now the primitive in `v2.std.collection` and `map_get`'s Outcome wrapper is a projection of it. Callers that want the total answer get an `Optional` with no unreachable arm to dispose of, rather than every caller being asked to dispose of one honestly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/std/collection.dag | 15 +++++- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 87 ++++++++++++++++-------------- 2 files changed, 60 insertions(+), 42 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/std/collection.dag b/src/v2/std/collection.dag index 848636a8e55..edd6d90e62d 100644 --- a/src/v2/std/collection.dag +++ b/src/v2/std/collection.dag @@ -66,8 +66,21 @@ fn map_insert(m: Map, key: K, value: V) -> Map { } } +// LOOKUP IS TOTAL. A map either holds the key or does not, and both are answers — there is no +// third state in which the map fails to say. So the total form is the primitive and the +// Outcome-wrapped form below is a projection of it, not the other way round. +// +// The direction matters at the consumer. A caller reaching for `map_get` must match a +// `Rejected` arm that no producer can construct, and the only arms available to it are the +// caller's own domain answers — so the unreachable arm gets bound to whichever domain answer is +// nearest, and a substrate failure would report as a domain fact. Exposing the total lookup +// removes the arm rather than asking every caller to dispose of it honestly. +fn map_lookup(m: Map, key: K) -> Optional { + m.lookup(key) +} + fn map_get(m: Map, key: K) -> Outcome> { - outcome_accepted(value: m.lookup(key)) + outcome_accepted(value: map_lookup(m: m, key: key)) } fn list_nth(xs: List, wanted: Int, absent: Diagnostic) -> Witness { fold_list( diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index c770c0b430d..db5001978b2 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ module v2.workflow.required_floor import v2.std.algebra { contains, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_snoc_item } -import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_get, map_insert } +import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_insert, map_lookup } import v2.std.logic { Bool } import v2.std.text { String } import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq } @@ -143,8 +143,6 @@ data no_manifest_refusals: List = [] data no_seen_qualified_names: List = [] -data no_module_paths: List = [] - // The evaluation deadline for one claim, at ONE authority for the whole manifest. // // It is stated here rather than imported from the fast-lane rule because the fast lane is a @@ -176,59 +174,65 @@ fn required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: RequiredFloorClaim) -> String { // spelling of one relation with no caller, and the next reader would have to prove which one // production uses before touching either. // -// The grouped value stays a LIST rather than collapsing to a single path, because the arity is -// the verdict: `resolve_site` identifies on exactly one and refuses on zero AND on many -// through one arm. Collapsing here would discard the ambiguity that refusal exists to catch, -// which is the failure `WitnessIdentity` is built to make unwritable. +// The grouped value models the ARITY, not the population, because arity is the entire verdict: +// `resolve_site` identifies on exactly one binding and refuses on zero and on many. Nothing +// downstream ever consumes the ordered list of a contested entry's paths. +// +// Retaining the list instead would make the relation quadratic in an entry's own multiplicity — +// each additional binding re-walks and re-copies everything already grouped under that entry — +// to build a population whose only use is `length(..) == 1`. Modelling the arity makes the +// grouping linear in the bindings regardless of how contested any single entry is, and it makes +// the discarded ordering unwritable rather than merely unused. // -// Ordering within a group is preserved by appending, so a group's members appear in binding -// order exactly as the per-site fold produced them. Nothing reads the map's own traversal -// order — no `map_keys`, no `map_values` — so this introduces no order-exposing operation -// (`v2.lens.determinism` refuses those, and correctly). -fn build_entry_module_index(bindings: List) -> Map> { +// A repeated IDENTICAL path is still ambiguity. Two bindings claiming one entry means the +// observation does not name one module, and deduplicating here would answer a question about +// the observation with an assumption about it. +type EntryModuleBinding + = EntryModuleUnique { module_path: String } + | EntryModuleAmbiguous + +// Nothing reads the map's own traversal order — no `map_keys`, no `map_values` — so this +// introduces no order-exposing operation (`v2.lens.determinism` refuses those, and correctly). +fn build_entry_module_index(bindings: List) -> Map { fold_list(xs: bindings, empty: empty_map(), cons: fn(acc, b) { map_insert( m: acc, key: b.entry, - value: list_snoc_item(xs: entry_module_paths(index: acc, entry: b.entry), item: b.module_path) + value: match map_lookup(m: acc, key: b.entry) { + Absent => EntryModuleUnique { module_path: b.module_path } + Present { value: _ } => EntryModuleAmbiguous + } ) }) } -// Absent means no binding named this entry — the zero case, which refuses exactly as the -// unindexed fold's empty result did. It is not a miss to be papered over. -fn entry_module_paths(index: Map>, entry: String) -> List { - match map_get(index, entry) { - Accepted { value: opt, diagnostics: _ } => - match opt { - Present { value: paths } => paths - Absent => no_module_paths - } - _ => no_module_paths - } -} - // Exactly one binding identifies; zero and many both refuse, and they refuse through the same // arm because both mean the same thing to a consumer: this entry does not name one module. -fn resolve_site(index: Map>, site: WitnessSite) -> ResolvedWitness { - let paths = entry_module_paths(index: index, entry: site.entry) - if length(xs: paths) == 1 { - WitnessIdentified { - identity: WitnessIdentity { module_path: paths.first(), function: site.function }, - site: site - } - } else { - WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: ModulePathNotUnique { site: site } } +// +// The lookup is total, so absence is the zero case and not a miss to be papered over. There is +// no substrate-failure arm to dispose of here precisely because `map_lookup` has none to give. +fn resolve_site(index: Map, site: WitnessSite) -> ResolvedWitness { + match map_lookup(m: index, key: site.entry) { + Present { value: EntryModuleUnique { module_path: path } } => + WitnessIdentified { + identity: WitnessIdentity { module_path: path, function: site.function }, + site: site + } + Present { value: EntryModuleAmbiguous } => + WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: ModulePathNotUnique { site: site } } + Absent => + WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: ModulePathNotUnique { site: site } } } } -// The index is built ONCE here and read per site, which is the whole point: building it inside -// `resolve_site` would restore the per-site cost this replaces, one level down and harder to see. +// The index is a parameter rather than built here, so the ONE observed relation is constructed +// once per manifest and read by every site class. Building it per call would rebuild the same +// relation once per site population — smaller than the per-site rebuild this replaced, and the +// same mistake one level up. fn resolve_sites( - bindings: List, + index: Map, sites: List ) -> List { - let index = build_entry_module_index(bindings: bindings) list_map(xs: sites, f: fn(s) { resolve_site(index: index, site: s) }) } @@ -375,14 +379,15 @@ fn required_floor_manifest( hermetic_sites: List, wet_sites: List ) -> ClaimScan { + let index = build_entry_module_index(bindings: bindings) let after_hermetic = scan_resolved_list( acc: claim_scan_empty, - resolved: resolve_sites(bindings: bindings, sites: hermetic_sites), + resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: hermetic_sites), mode: Hermetic ) let after_wet = scan_resolved_list( acc: after_hermetic, - resolved: resolve_sites(bindings: bindings, sites: wet_sites), + resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: wet_sites), mode: Wet ) ClaimScan { From 59dbec5c1e0ea148ba1b160d820b6381878075e2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 02:43:50 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 51/81] Name the constructor the claims decode observed, not just that it was wrong The first end-to-end floor run reached admission-decode and refused there with "the attempt carries no claim list". That sentence is true of an absent field, of a record, of a variant and of a scalar alike, so it identifies the seam and nothing else -- and reaching the seam cost 28 minutes of preparation and manifest evaluation, which the next attempt would have had to spend again to learn only that the field was not a list. `floor_value_shape` names the constructor, and for a container its arity. That discriminates the causes with different remedies: a missing field, a field holding an empty list, and a producer answering a variant are three different defects that rendered identically. It deliberately does not recurse or print contents. A shape reporter that renders values becomes a second serializer, and the values at this seam are precisely the ones large enough to have made the phase expensive. Instrumentation only -- no engine behaviour is reshaped, consistent with the frozen standing of the remainder of this file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 64 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 54 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index d84c85ad6f5..212749a89c1 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41063,6 +41063,41 @@ pub fn floor_seam(name: &str) { } } +// THE CONSTRUCTOR A DECODE ACTUALLY OBSERVED, for refusals whose cause is a shape mismatch. +// +// A decode arm that reports only "not the expected shape" identifies its seam and nothing else: +// an absent field, a variant, a record and a scalar all render the same, and they have different +// remedies. This names the constructor and, where the constructor is a container, its arity -- +// enough to discriminate "the field is missing" from "the field holds an empty list" from "the +// producer answered a variant" without dumping a value whose size is the reason the run is slow. +// +// It deliberately does NOT recurse or print contents. A shape reporter that renders values +// becomes a second serializer, and on this path the values in question are the ones large enough +// to have made the phase expensive in the first place. +fn floor_value_shape(v: Option<&v1_interpreter::Value>) -> String { + match v { + None => "".to_string(), + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(xs)) => format!("List(len={})", xs.len()), + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Record { fields, .. }) => { + format!("Record(fields={})", fields.len()) + } + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Variant { variant_name, .. }) => { + format!("Variant({variant_name:?})") + } + Some(other) => floor_value_constructor(other).to_string(), + } +} + +fn floor_value_constructor(v: &v1_interpreter::Value) -> &'static str { + match v { + v1_interpreter::Value::Int(_) => "Int", + v1_interpreter::Value::Str(_) => "Str", + v1_interpreter::Value::Bool(_) => "Bool", + v1_interpreter::Value::Null => "Null", + _ => "", + } +} + // A HEARTBEAT, BECAUSE A BLANK INTERVAL AND A FOUR-HOUR INTERVAL LOOK IDENTICAL FROM OUTSIDE. // // GitHub does not serve a job's log until the job reaches a terminal state, so a run that does not @@ -41666,16 +41701,25 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( }) else { return Err("RequiredFloorRunnable carries no attempt record".to_string()); }; - let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = ({ - let r = ctx.field(af, "claims"); - eprintln!( - "[floor-phase-progress] phase=admission-decode step=claims-field wall_ms={} {}", - entered.elapsed().as_millis(), - floor_resource_sample() - ); - r - }) else { - return Err("the attempt carries no claim list".to_string()); + // THE REFUSAL NAMES THE SHAPE IT OBSERVED, not merely that the shape was wrong. + // + // "the attempt carries no claim list" is true of an absent field, of a record, of a variant + // and of a scalar alike, so it identifies the seam and nothing else. Reaching this arm costs + // a full preparation plus manifest evaluation — measured at 28 minutes on the first run that + // ever got here — and spending that to learn only that the field was not a list makes the + // next attempt cost the same again. What discriminates the causes is the constructor. + let claims_field = ctx.field(af, "claims"); + let claims_shape = floor_value_shape(claims_field); + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase-progress] phase=admission-decode step=claims-field wall_ms={} observed={} {}", + entered.elapsed().as_millis(), + claims_shape, + floor_resource_sample() + ); + let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = claims_field else { + return Err(format!( + "the attempt's `claims` field is not a list — observed {claims_shape}" + )); }; // T5b — the ordinary decode loop, reported separately from the refusal arm above so that // "the decode is slow" and "the refusal diagnostic is slow" are never one number. From 4084e03529ae75988143083bdc2357a16c1ca754 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 02:47:55 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 52/81] Decode the claim list in either realization instead of assuming the native one The first end-to-end floor run refused at admission-decode with "the attempt carries no claim list". The manifest had produced claims; the decode simply could not read them. `v2.std.collection` declares `List = std.algebra.FreeMonoid`, an `Empty | Cons` chain, while the interpreter also represents some sequences natively as `Value::List`. Which realization arrives at a seam depends on whether the value came from a `.dag` fold or from the host -- the model/ realization fork DESIGN names as systemic and unfinished. The decode matched `Value::List` alone, so a well-formed `Cons` chain rendered as an absent population: a representation mismatch reported as a domain fact, which is the same absorbing shape the manifest lookup fix removed one layer up. `floor_decode_list` reads the carrier in either realization and refuses anything else, naming the constructor it observed. Accepting both is not papering over the fork -- it is decoding one carrier whose realization this seam does not get to choose -- and the refusal keeps a genuinely wrong shape loud. The walk is iterative. A `Cons` chain is one link per claim, 10,444 deep on the measured subject, and the recursive spelling already in this file for dependency edges would have overflowed the stack. Depth belongs on the heap when the depth is the population size. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 68 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 63 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 212749a89c1..7860b2381c3 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41088,6 +41088,66 @@ fn floor_value_shape(v: Option<&v1_interpreter::Value>) -> String { } } +// ONE CARRIER, TWO REALIZATIONS -- decoded here rather than assumed to be one of them. +// +// `v2.std.collection` declares `List = std.algebra.FreeMonoid`, an `Empty | Cons` chain. +// The interpreter ALSO represents some sequences natively as `Value::List`. Which one arrives at +// a given seam depends on whether the value was produced by a `.dag` fold or handed over by the +// host, and that is the model/realization fork DESIGN names as systemic and unfinished -- not a +// choice this decode gets to make. +// +// So the decode reads the carrier in either realization and REFUSES anything else, naming what +// it saw. What it must not do is assume one realization: the previous decode matched +// `Value::List` alone and rendered a perfectly well-formed `Cons` chain as "the attempt carries +// no claim list", which reports a representation mismatch as an absent population. +// +// The walk is ITERATIVE. A `Cons` chain of one element per claim is 10,444 deep on the measured +// subject, and the recursive spelling already in this file for dependency edges would recurse +// once per element -- fine for a handful of edges, a stack overflow here. Depth belongs on the +// heap when the depth is the population size. +fn floor_decode_list<'a>( + ctx: &v1_interpreter::InterpContext, + v: Option<&'a v1_interpreter::Value>, +) -> Result, String> { + let mut out = Vec::new(); + let mut cursor = match v { + None => return Err("".to_string()), + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(xs)) => { + return Ok(xs.iter().collect()); + } + Some(other) => other, + }; + loop { + let v1_interpreter::Value::Variant { + variant_name, + fields, + .. + } = cursor + else { + return Err(format!( + "expected a FreeMonoid Empty/Cons chain, observed {}", + floor_value_shape(Some(cursor)) + )); + }; + if ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "Empty") { + return Ok(out); + } + if !ctx.sym_eq(*variant_name, "Cons") { + return Err(format!( + "expected a FreeMonoid Empty/Cons chain, observed Variant({variant_name:?})" + )); + } + let Some(head) = ctx.field(fields, "head") else { + return Err("Cons carries no head".to_string()); + }; + let Some(tail) = ctx.field(fields, "tail") else { + return Err("Cons carries no tail".to_string()); + }; + out.push(head); + cursor = tail; + } +} + fn floor_value_constructor(v: &v1_interpreter::Value) -> &'static str { match v { v1_interpreter::Value::Int(_) => "Int", @@ -41716,11 +41776,9 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( claims_shape, floor_resource_sample() ); - let Some(v1_interpreter::Value::List(rows)) = claims_field else { - return Err(format!( - "the attempt's `claims` field is not a list — observed {claims_shape}" - )); - }; + let rows = floor_decode_list(ctx, claims_field).map_err(|why| { + format!("the attempt's `claims` field is not a list — {why} (field shape {claims_shape})") + })?; // T5b — the ordinary decode loop, reported separately from the refusal arm above so that // "the decode is slow" and "the refusal diagnostic is slow" are never one number. // Same obligation as the refusal arm: carry the seam into the loop so the heartbeat names From bfe6d480f0a2fd0c7887c3bb109beda79db425b8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 04:20:01 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 53/81] Scope a claim by the references it makes, not only the imports it declares The first complete floor run refused 2,280 of 10,444 claims with "no such function". They were not failing on their merits: 95% of the modules they came from declare ZERO import lines, against 13% of the modules that passed. `claim_scope_for` derived a claim's evaluation scope from `TypedModule.func_env.parents`, which is the transitive IMPORT closure. A witness module with no imports therefore got a scope containing only itself, and every bare cross-module reference in it failed. `base64_encode` lives in `std.encoding`; its witness declares no imports and reaches it by bare name. That function already carried a comment warning the old import-line scan "could differ in the direction that silently narrows: the old closure also admitted modules reached by bare reference, which no scan of import lines can see." The warning was right and the replacement did not avoid it -- `func_env.parents` IS an import closure. So a quarter of the roster was absent rather than failing, and absent reads as nothing to see. This is not a corpus defect to be fixed by adding import lines. DESIGN's namespace-only resolution thread is operator-signed: the containment tree is the single naming authority and the terminal step deletes the import grammar, so a bare cross-module reference is the intended authoring form. The scope is now the import closure followed by the transitive REFERENCE closure, read from the prepared graph's own Node trees rather than re-parsed from disk -- the resolved graph is already in hand, and re-reading the files would be a second answer to a question preparation already answered. What this deliberately is not: widening the scope to the whole prepared subject. That is the absorbing fallback, and it is precisely the pool-membership coincidence (#6985 Class B) that made these witnesses green by accident under the deleted floor -- resolving only because some unrelated importer had dragged the target into the pool. A witness reaching a module nothing else pulls in now resolves; a witness reaching nothing still gets a scope of one. Resolution reuses the existing bare/qualified rules rather than restating them. A homonym tie contributes BOTH declarers: an evaluation scope is a visibility question, and narrowing it on a coin-flip is how a claim silently fails to see the module it meant. The index is built once per prepared subject -- rebuilding per claim would be a corpus walk per row -- and that assumption is checked, not assumed: a second subject in one process refuses rather than answering from the first one's index. Traversal is breadth-first over a sorted frontier so scope order stays a function of the graph, since order is part of `scope_identity`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 163 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 163 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 7860b2381c3..974dd83c9a0 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40670,6 +40670,153 @@ pub struct PreparedClaimScope { /// but the subject does not contain is a REFUSAL rather than a silent omission: evaluating /// against a scope that quietly lost a module reproduces, one level down, exactly the missing /// binding this scope exists to prevent. +// THE REFERENCE CLOSURE, BECAUSE AN IMPORT CLOSURE CANNOT SEE A BARE CROSS-MODULE REFERENCE. +// +// Measured on the first complete floor run: 2,280 of 10,444 claims refused with "no such +// function", and 95% of the modules they came from declare ZERO import lines against 13% of the +// modules that passed. `base64_encode` lives in `std.encoding`; its witness declares no imports +// and reaches it by bare name, so a scope derived from imports contained the witness alone and +// every reference in it failed. Those claims were not failing on their merits -- they could not +// see their own dependencies, which is the empty-observation class at roster scale. +// +// This is not a corpus defect to be fixed by adding import lines. DESIGN's namespace-only +// resolution thread is operator-signed: the containment tree is the single naming authority and +// the terminal step DELETES the import grammar, so a bare cross-module reference is the intended +// authoring form and a projection that can only see imports is what is wrong. +// +// What this deliberately is NOT: widening the scope to the whole prepared subject. That is the +// absorbing fallback -- and it is precisely the pool-membership coincidence (#6985 Class B) that +// made these witnesses green by accident under the deleted floor, where a module resolved only +// because some unrelated importer had already dragged its target into the pool. The answer has +// to be the module's ACTUAL references, so that a witness reaching a module nothing else pulls +// in still resolves, and a witness reaching nothing still gets a scope of one. +// +// The reference edges are read from the PREPARED graph's own `Node` trees, not re-parsed from +// disk as `reference_resolution_facts` does. That producer answers a corpus-wide question before +// preparation exists; here the resolved graph is already in hand, and re-reading the files would +// be a second answer to a question the prepared artifacts have already answered -- the exact +// duplication the import-scan this replaces was criticised for one comment down. +// +// Resolution reuses the existing bare/qualified rules rather than restating them: longest +// declared module prefix for a qualified chain, and for a bare name the same proximity rule +// (a name the module declares itself resolves locally; otherwise the declarer sharing the +// longest module-path prefix wins). A tie is a genuine homonym, and it contributes BOTH +// declarers rather than picking one -- an evaluation scope is a visibility question, and +// narrowing it on a coin-flip is how a claim silently fails to see the module it meant. +struct ReferenceClosureIndex { + module_count: usize, + decl_index: HashMap>, + module_names: std::collections::HashSet, + refs_by_module: HashMap>, +} + +thread_local! { + static REFERENCE_CLOSURE_INDEX: std::cell::RefCell>> = + const { std::cell::RefCell::new(None) }; +} + +fn reference_closure_index( + prepared: &PreparedRepository, +) -> Result, String> { + // ONE PREPARED SUBJECT PER PROCESS is the architecture of this fold, so the index is built + // once and reused across all 10,444 claims -- rebuilding it per claim would be a corpus walk + // per row. That assumption is CHECKED rather than assumed: a later call seeing a different + // module population refuses instead of silently answering from the first subject's index. + if let Some(existing) = REFERENCE_CLOSURE_INDEX.with(|c| c.borrow().clone()) { + if existing.module_count != prepared.graph.modules.len() { + return Err(format!( + "CLAIM-SCOPE REFUSAL cause=ReferenceIndexSubjectChanged \ + built_for_modules={} observed_modules={} — the reference closure index is built \ + once per prepared subject and this process prepared a second one", + existing.module_count, + prepared.graph.modules.len() + )); + } + return Ok(existing); + } + let started = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut decl_index: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut module_names: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); + let mut refs_by_module: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for m in prepared.graph.modules.iter() { + let name = m.func_env.name.clone(); + module_names.insert(name.clone()); + for decl in collect_module_decl_names(&m.module) { + decl_index.entry(decl).or_default().insert(name.clone()); + } + let mut bare: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); + let mut chains: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for item in m.module.children.iter() { + collect_node_refs(item, &mut bare, &mut chains); + } + let mut flat: std::collections::BTreeSet = std::collections::BTreeSet::new(); + for n in bare { + flat.insert(n); + } + for chain in chains { + flat.insert(format!("\u{1f}{}", chain.join("."))); + } + refs_by_module.insert(name, flat); + } + let index = Rc::new(ReferenceClosureIndex { + module_count: prepared.graph.modules.len(), + decl_index, + module_names, + refs_by_module, + }); + eprintln!( + "[floor-phase] phase=reference-closure-index state=completed wall_ms={} modules={} names={}", + started.elapsed().as_millis(), + index.module_count, + index.decl_index.len() + ); + REFERENCE_CLOSURE_INDEX.with(|c| *c.borrow_mut() = Some(index.clone())); + Ok(index) +} + +// The modules one module reaches directly by reference. Chains carry a leading unit separator so +// a qualified path can never collide with a bare identifier in one set. +fn reference_targets_of(index: &ReferenceClosureIndex, module: &str) -> Vec { + let Some(refs) = index.refs_by_module.get(module) else { + return Vec::new(); + }; + let mut out: std::collections::BTreeSet = std::collections::BTreeSet::new(); + for r in refs.iter() { + if let Some(chain) = r.strip_prefix('\u{1f}') { + let segs: Vec = chain.split('.').map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(); + if let Some(m) = longest_declared_module_prefix(&segs, &index.module_names) { + if m != module { + out.insert(m); + } + } + continue; + } + let Some(mods) = index.decl_index.get(r) else { + continue; + }; + // A name the module declares itself resolves locally -- no cross-module edge. + if mods.contains(module) { + continue; + } + let mut best_len = 0usize; + let mut winners: Vec<&String> = Vec::new(); + for m in mods.iter() { + let shared = module_prefix_shared_len(module, m); + if winners.is_empty() || shared > best_len { + best_len = shared; + winners.clear(); + winners.push(m); + } else if shared == best_len { + winners.push(m); + } + } + for w in winners { + out.insert(w.clone()); + } + } + out.into_iter().collect() +} + pub fn claim_scope_for( prepared: &PreparedRepository, entry_module_path: &str, @@ -40712,6 +40859,22 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( order.push(parent.name.clone()); } } + // Then the REFERENCE closure, transitively, appended after the import closure so that a + // module reached both ways keeps the compiler's precedence position and this only ever ADDS + // visibility. Breadth-first from the entry over a sorted frontier, so the resulting order is + // a function of the graph and not of a hash map's iteration -- order is part of the scope's + // identity (`scope_identity`), and a scope whose identity varied run to run would defeat + // every cache keyed on it. + let ref_index = reference_closure_index(prepared)?; + let mut frontier: Vec = vec![entry_module.func_env.name.clone()]; + while let Some(current) = frontier.pop() { + for target in reference_targets_of(&ref_index, ¤t) { + if seen.insert(target.clone()) { + order.push(target.clone()); + frontier.push(target); + } + } + } let in_scope: HashSet<&str> = order.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect(); // Module selection keys on `func_env.name` too, so the population and the closure that // produced it are read off ONE field. Deriving the population from the authored module node From 51f4b8a97b738d050503ec757e362e0ad5795685 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 05:37:22 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 54/81] Report scope size, and make the reference index consumable by one caller Two changes, both about making an existing quantity legible rather than changing behaviour. SCOPE SIZE IS NOW REPORTED. Every per-claim cost is proportional to the scope's module population: a context's lazily-built indexes are derived from it and rebuilt per claim, so a scope's size multiplies by the number of claims sharing it. While scopes were import closures that product was small; the reference closure changed the multiplicand and the fold's cost moved with it -- measured as roughly one claim per minute at 73GB RSS. Reporting only the projection's duration hid this exactly: the projection is where scopes are BUILT and the fold is where their size is PAID, so the number that explains the fold was missing from the phase that determines it. Min/p50/p90/max/mean now print beside the corpus total. THE REFERENCE INDEX IS PUBLIC. crisp-crab-430 hit the same modelling debt from the opposite side on the namespace cut -- deleting import lines broke ~2,300 bare cross-module references that were only ever bound by pool coincidence -- and their measurement instrument has the same blind spot mine did: a compile census driven by the import closure cannot see the 1,353 modules that no longer enter one, so their diagnostic count is a floor rather than a measurement. They need the reference-reachable population as a denominator that is not the import graph. That is a read-only consumer, so the answer is one implementation made callable rather than a second one authored in their lane -- "what does this module actually reference" must not have two answers. It stays in cli_run.rs deliberately. The tempting move was to relocate it "nearer the compiler authority", but every candidate home is inside the same frozen v1 seed, and DESIGN freezes X's growth surfaces during a replacement -- a freeze that still accepts rows is not a freeze. Moving a new shared authority from one frozen-seed file to another adds a row to X and makes it harder to delete, not easier. The principled home is the containment authority the namespace-only thread describes, which does not exist yet; whoever builds it decides the move. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 38 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------- 1 file changed, 30 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 974dd83c9a0..9ed02496b06 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40703,11 +40703,11 @@ pub struct PreparedClaimScope { // longest module-path prefix wins). A tie is a genuine homonym, and it contributes BOTH // declarers rather than picking one -- an evaluation scope is a visibility question, and // narrowing it on a coin-flip is how a claim silently fails to see the module it meant. -struct ReferenceClosureIndex { - module_count: usize, - decl_index: HashMap>, - module_names: std::collections::HashSet, - refs_by_module: HashMap>, +pub struct ReferenceClosureIndex { + pub module_count: usize, + pub decl_index: HashMap>, + pub module_names: std::collections::HashSet, + pub refs_by_module: HashMap>, } thread_local! { @@ -40776,7 +40776,7 @@ fn reference_closure_index( // The modules one module reaches directly by reference. Chains carry a leading unit separator so // a qualified path can never collide with a bare identifier in one set. -fn reference_targets_of(index: &ReferenceClosureIndex, module: &str) -> Vec { +pub fn reference_targets_of(index: &ReferenceClosureIndex, module: &str) -> Vec { let Some(refs) = index.refs_by_module.get(module) else { return Vec::new(); }; @@ -41735,10 +41735,32 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( ); } } + // SCOPE SIZE IS REPORTED, because it is the quantity every per-claim cost is proportional to. + // + // A context's lazily-built indexes are derived from the scope's module population and rebuilt + // per claim, so a scope's module count multiplies by the number of claims that share it. When + // the scope was an import closure that product was small; the reference closure changed the + // multiplicand and the fold's cost moved with it. Reporting only the projection's own + // duration hides that entirely: the projection is where scopes are BUILT, and the fold is + // where their size is PAID. + let mut sizes: Vec = scopes.values().map(|s| s.indexes.modules.len()).collect(); + sizes.sort_unstable(); + let total: usize = sizes.iter().sum(); eprintln!( - "floor: {} distinct claim scope(s) projected in {}ms (0 reads, 0 parses, 0 resolves)", + "floor: {} distinct claim scope(s) projected in {}ms (0 reads, 0 parses, 0 resolves) \ + modules_per_scope min={} p50={} p90={} max={} mean={:.1} corpus={}", scopes.len(), - scope_start.elapsed().as_millis() + scope_start.elapsed().as_millis(), + sizes.first().copied().unwrap_or(0), + sizes.get(sizes.len() / 2).copied().unwrap_or(0), + sizes.get(sizes.len() * 9 / 10).copied().unwrap_or(0), + sizes.last().copied().unwrap_or(0), + if sizes.is_empty() { + 0.0 + } else { + total as f64 / sizes.len() as f64 + }, + prepared.graph.modules.len() ); floor_seam("claim-evaluation-fold"); From 7713dd25e5c054c4358bf6c790c0eb414c94d3af Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 06:16:39 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 55/81] Build the manifest's populations linearly instead of by quadratic append Manifest evaluation was measured peaking around 38 GB -- about 29 GB above the prepared graph it starts from -- to produce 10,444 records each holding a module path, a function name, a mode and an integer. Nothing about the result is large. All of it was intermediates. THE MECHANISM. `list_snoc_item(xs, item)` is `list_append(left: xs, right: [item])`, and `list_append` folds over its LEFT argument rebuilding every cell. So appending one row to a list of length k allocates k+1 cells and abandons the k already there; appending n rows one at a time allocates about n squared over two. At 10,444 claims that is roughly 54.6 MILLION cons cells for the claim list alone, each a variant carrying a boxed field vector -- and the manifest did it four times over: the claims, the identity refusals, the `seen` name list, and `claims_named` re-folding the WHOLE claim list once per first-seen name. WHY IT SURVIVED UNTIL NOW, which is the more useful half. The deleted floor packed workers to a memory envelope and prepared a separate small subject per worker, so no execution ever accumulated one 10,444-element list this way. The quadratic was always here; the governor kept it below the size where it shows. Folding the whole roster once is what turned a latent cost shape into a measured peak -- the deletion surfacing what the old structure was hiding, not a regression the cut introduced. THE CHANGE. Both scan populations are prepended and reversed exactly once, in one named place, and the accumulator field names say they are reversed while the scan runs -- a list whose order is a lie is worse than a slow one. Duplicate detection stops collecting groups. `claims_named` existed only to have its length taken and its modes compared, so it is replaced by one enrollment state per qualified name: `FirstEnrollment | RepeatedSameMode | RepeatedConflictingModes`, a state machine over occurrences rather than a collection of them. Absence from the map is the zero case; the reference mode is the first occurrence's, which is what the group form compared against; and once conflicting it stays conflicting, so Hermetic/Hermetic/Wet reports the conflict rather than agreement from a prefix. `first_seen_reversed` records a name only when new, so it is both the dedup and the first-occurrence ordering, and the membership test is a map lookup rather than `contains` over a linearly growing list that was itself built by quadratic append. Every contract is preserved deliberately: claim order, hermetic before wet, identity refusals before duplicate refusals, duplicate refusals in first-occurrence order, exactly one refusal per duplicated declaration whatever its multiplicity, and the same-mode versus conflicting-mode distinction kept apart because picking a winner discards the fact worth knowing. The final refusal fold prepends too. A zero-or-one fragment joined with `list_append` would rebuild the accumulator once per name -- the same quadratic over a smaller population -- and "n is small here" is not a fact that stays true. `claim_scan_empty` is deleted rather than left beside the new empty: two spellings of one starting state means the next reader must prove which one production uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 229 +++++++++++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 151 insertions(+), 78 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index db5001978b2..466a59a23c4 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ module v2.workflow.required_floor -import v2.std.algebra { contains, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_snoc_item } +import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_reverse, list_snoc_item } import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_insert, map_lookup } import v2.std.logic { Bool } import v2.std.text { String } @@ -244,126 +244,195 @@ type ClaimScan { refusals: List } -data claim_scan_empty: ClaimScan = ClaimScan { - claims: no_required_floor_claims, - refusals: no_manifest_refusals +// THE SCAN ACCUMULATES BY PREPENDING AND REVERSES ONCE AT THE END. +// +// It appended with `list_snoc_item`, and that is quadratic in ALLOCATION, not merely in time. +// `list_snoc_item(xs, item)` is `list_append(left: xs, right: [item])`, and `list_append` folds +// over its LEFT argument rebuilding every cell — so appending one row to a list of length k +// allocates k+1 cells and abandons the k that were there. Appending n rows one at a time +// allocates about n squared over two. +// +// On the measured subject that is 10,444 claims, so roughly 54.6 MILLION cons cells for the +// claim list alone, each a variant carrying a boxed field vector. Manifest evaluation was +// observed peaking around 38 GB — about 29 GB above the prepared graph it starts from — to +// produce 10,444 records holding a module path, a function name, a mode and an integer. Nothing +// about the RESULT is large; all of it was the intermediates. +// +// WHY THIS SURVIVED UNTIL THE CUT, because it is the more useful half of the finding: the +// deleted floor packed workers to a memory envelope and prepared a separate small subject per +// worker, so no execution ever accumulated one 10,444-element list this way. The quadratic was +// always here; the governor kept it under the size where it is visible. Folding the whole roster +// once is what turned a latent cost shape into a measured peak, which is the deletion surfacing +// what the old structure was hiding rather than a regression the cut introduced. +// +// Prepending is O(1) per row and `list_reverse` is one linear prepend fold, so the population is +// built in time and allocation linear in its own size. Both populations are REVERSED-ORDER while +// the scan runs and are restored exactly once, in `required_floor_manifest`. The field names say +// so, because a list whose order is a lie is worse than a slow one: the obligation is discharged +// in a single named place rather than assumed by each reader. +type ClaimScanReversed { + claims_reversed: List + refusals_reversed: List +} + +data claim_scan_reversed_empty: ClaimScanReversed = ClaimScanReversed { + claims_reversed: no_required_floor_claims, + refusals_reversed: no_manifest_refusals } fn scan_resolved( - acc: ClaimScan, + acc: ClaimScanReversed, resolved: ResolvedWitness, mode: ExecutionMode -) -> ClaimScan { +) -> ClaimScanReversed { match resolved { - WitnessIdentified { identity: id, site: _ } => ClaimScan { - claims: list_snoc_item( - xs: acc.claims, - item: RequiredFloorClaim { + WitnessIdentified { identity: id, site: _ } => ClaimScanReversed { + claims_reversed: Cons { + head: RequiredFloorClaim { declaration: id, execution_mode: mode, budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms() - } - ), - refusals: acc.refusals + }, + tail: acc.claims_reversed + }, + refusals_reversed: acc.refusals_reversed } - WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: r } => ClaimScan { - claims: acc.claims, - refusals: list_snoc_item( - xs: acc.refusals, - item: DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous { refusal: r } - ) + WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: r } => ClaimScanReversed { + claims_reversed: acc.claims_reversed, + refusals_reversed: Cons { + head: DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous { refusal: r }, + tail: acc.refusals_reversed + } } } } fn scan_resolved_list( - acc: ClaimScan, + acc: ClaimScanReversed, resolved: List, mode: ExecutionMode -) -> ClaimScan { +) -> ClaimScanReversed { fold_list(xs: resolved, empty: acc, cons: fn(inner, r) { scan_resolved(acc: inner, resolved: r, mode: mode) }) } // COMPLETENESS IS AN IDENTITY JOIN, NEVER A COUNT. Two populations of equal size can name -// different declarations, and a count comparison reports that as clean. So the duplicate -// check below groups by qualified name and asks about the group's members, never about how -// many rows exist. -fn claims_named(claims: List, qualified: String) -> List { - fold_list(xs: claims, empty: no_required_floor_claims, cons: fn(acc, c) { - if required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: c) == qualified { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: c) - } else { - acc - } - }) -} - -fn claim_group_modes_agree(group: List, mode: ExecutionMode) -> Bool { - fold_list(xs: group, empty: true, cons: fn(agree, c) { - agree && execution_mode_eq(left: c.execution_mode, right: mode) - }) +// different declarations, and a count comparison reports that as clean. So the duplicate check +// asks about a qualified declaration's ENROLLMENTS, never about how many rows exist. +// +// ENROLLMENT IS A STATE PER NAME, not a group to be re-collected. The former shape asked, for +// each first-seen name, `claims_named(claims, qualified)` — a fold over the WHOLE claim list — +// while also testing membership with `contains` over a linearly growing `seen` list that was +// itself built by quadratic append. On 10,444 claims with mostly distinct names that is three +// separate quadratic populations layered on one pass, and none of them retains anything the +// verdict needs: the group was collected only to take its length and compare its modes. +// +// `QualifiedEnrollment` carries exactly what those questions consume, and it is a state machine +// over occurrences rather than a collection of them. Absence from the map is the zero case. +// The reference mode is the FIRST occurrence's, which is what the group form compared against, +// and once conflicting it stays conflicting — so a declaration enrolled Hermetic, Hermetic, Wet +// reports the conflict rather than reporting agreement from a prefix. +type QualifiedEnrollment + = FirstEnrollment { mode: ExecutionMode } + | RepeatedSameMode { mode: ExecutionMode } + | RepeatedConflictingModes + +fn enrollment_after(prior: QualifiedEnrollment, mode: ExecutionMode) -> QualifiedEnrollment { + match prior { + FirstEnrollment { mode: first } => + if execution_mode_eq(left: first, right: mode) { + RepeatedSameMode { mode: first } + } else { + RepeatedConflictingModes + } + RepeatedSameMode { mode: first } => + if execution_mode_eq(left: first, right: mode) { + RepeatedSameMode { mode: first } + } else { + RepeatedConflictingModes + } + RepeatedConflictingModes => RepeatedConflictingModes + } } // The two duplicate arms are kept APART on purpose. The same declaration twice under one mode // is a roster defect: it would run twice and the receipt would carry two rows for one // subject. The same declaration under two modes is a contradiction about how it must execute, // and the tempting repair — pick one — discards the fact worth knowing. Both refuse; only the -// second is unrecoverable without a decision. -fn claim_group_refusal( +// second is unrecoverable without a decision. A name enrolled exactly once refuses nothing. +// Prepends onto the accumulator rather than returning a fragment to be appended: a zero-or-one +// fragment joined with `list_append` would rebuild the accumulator once per name, which is the +// same quadratic being removed above, merely over a smaller population. "n is small here" is not +// a fact that stays true — this list is one row per DUPLICATED declaration today because the +// roster is mostly clean, and the shape must not depend on the roster staying that way. +fn enrollment_refusal_prepend( acc: List, - group: List, qualified: String, - reference_mode: ExecutionMode + enrollment: QualifiedEnrollment ) -> List { - if length(xs: group) < 2 { - acc - } else if claim_group_modes_agree(group: group, mode: reference_mode) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: DeclarationEnrolledTwice { qualified: qualified }) - } else { - list_snoc_item( - xs: acc, - item: DeclarationEnrolledWithConflictingModes { qualified: qualified } - ) + match enrollment { + FirstEnrollment { mode: _ } => acc + RepeatedSameMode { mode: _ } => + Cons { head: DeclarationEnrolledTwice { qualified: qualified }, tail: acc } + RepeatedConflictingModes => + Cons { + head: DeclarationEnrolledWithConflictingModes { qualified: qualified }, + tail: acc + } } } type ManifestScan { - seen: List - refusals: List + enrollments: Map + first_seen_reversed: List } data manifest_scan_empty: ManifestScan = ManifestScan { - seen: no_seen_qualified_names, - refusals: no_manifest_refusals + enrollments: empty_map(), + first_seen_reversed: no_seen_qualified_names } -// The whole claim list is captured by the closure rather than threaded through the -// accumulator: the group for a name is a question about the WHOLE manifest, and an -// accumulator carrying only what the fold has seen so far would answer it against a prefix — -// a duplicate whose second occurrence comes later would read as unique. The `seen` list is -// what makes it ONE refusal per distinct duplicated declaration rather than one per group -// member; without it a declaration enrolled three times reports three refusals about itself -// and a reader counting refusals sees three defects. +// ONE refusal per distinct duplicated declaration, ordered by FIRST occurrence — the same +// contract the group form had, reached without collecting the group. `first_seen_reversed` +// records a name only when it is new, so it is both the dedup and the order, and a declaration +// enrolled three times still reports one refusal about itself rather than three. fn duplicate_refusals(claims: List) -> List { let scan = fold_list(xs: claims, empty: manifest_scan_empty, cons: fn(acc, c) { let qualified = required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: c) - if contains(xs: acc.seen, item: qualified, eq: fn(l, r) { l == r }) { - acc - } else { - ManifestScan { - seen: list_snoc_item(xs: acc.seen, item: qualified), - refusals: claim_group_refusal( - acc: acc.refusals, - group: claims_named(claims: claims, qualified: qualified), - qualified: qualified, - reference_mode: c.execution_mode - ) + match map_lookup(m: acc.enrollments, key: qualified) { + Absent => ManifestScan { + enrollments: map_insert( + m: acc.enrollments, + key: qualified, + value: FirstEnrollment { mode: c.execution_mode } + ), + first_seen_reversed: Cons { head: qualified, tail: acc.first_seen_reversed } + } + Present { value: prior } => ManifestScan { + enrollments: map_insert( + m: acc.enrollments, + key: qualified, + value: enrollment_after(prior: prior, mode: c.execution_mode) + ), + first_seen_reversed: acc.first_seen_reversed } } }) - scan.refusals + // `first_seen_reversed` is walked in reverse — i.e. last-seen first — and the prepending fold + // flips it back, so the emitted refusals come out in FIRST-OCCURRENCE order with one reversal + // rather than two. + fold_list( + xs: scan.first_seen_reversed, + empty: no_manifest_refusals, + cons: fn(acc, qualified) { + match map_lookup(m: scan.enrollments, key: qualified) { + Present { value: e } => + enrollment_refusal_prepend(acc: acc, qualified: qualified, enrollment: e) + Absent => acc + } + } + ) } // THE MANIFEST. One fold over the observed populations, producing one claim list and the @@ -381,7 +450,7 @@ fn required_floor_manifest( ) -> ClaimScan { let index = build_entry_module_index(bindings: bindings) let after_hermetic = scan_resolved_list( - acc: claim_scan_empty, + acc: claim_scan_reversed_empty, resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: hermetic_sites), mode: Hermetic ) @@ -390,11 +459,15 @@ fn required_floor_manifest( resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: wet_sites), mode: Wet ) + // THE ONE PLACE REVERSED ORDER IS DISCHARGED. Both populations were prepended during the scan + // and are restored here, once each, before anything reads them. Hermetic claims precede wet + // ones and each class keeps its site order, exactly as the appending form produced them. + let claims = list_reverse(xs: after_wet.claims_reversed) ClaimScan { - claims: after_wet.claims, + claims: claims, refusals: list_append( - left: after_wet.refusals, - right: duplicate_refusals(claims: after_wet.claims) + left: list_reverse(xs: after_wet.refusals_reversed), + right: duplicate_refusals(claims: claims) ) } } From 9dcc36f45d121e1f9a92d40005161c1f38a25e21 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 06:33:39 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 56/81] Hoist two annotations to module-item grain The strict preparation refused the previous commit: two comment blocks sat inside function bodies, and DESIGN section 4c admits standalone leading // blocks attached to module-scope declarations only. Both are moved above the declarations they describe, unchanged in content. The refusal is the wall working. It cost one preparation to learn, which is the argument for the whole-corpus typecheck being the first phase rather than a later one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 12 ++++++------ 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 466a59a23c4..01f80bc1a22 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -397,6 +397,9 @@ data manifest_scan_empty: ManifestScan = ManifestScan { // contract the group form had, reached without collecting the group. `first_seen_reversed` // records a name only when it is new, so it is both the dedup and the order, and a declaration // enrolled three times still reports one refusal about itself rather than three. +// `first_seen_reversed` is walked in reverse — last-seen first — and the prepending fold flips +// it back, so the emitted refusals come out in FIRST-OCCURRENCE order with one reversal rather +// than two. fn duplicate_refusals(claims: List) -> List { let scan = fold_list(xs: claims, empty: manifest_scan_empty, cons: fn(acc, c) { let qualified = required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: c) @@ -419,9 +422,6 @@ fn duplicate_refusals(claims: List) -> List } } }) - // `first_seen_reversed` is walked in reverse — i.e. last-seen first — and the prepending fold - // flips it back, so the emitted refusals come out in FIRST-OCCURRENCE order with one reversal - // rather than two. fold_list( xs: scan.first_seen_reversed, empty: no_manifest_refusals, @@ -443,6 +443,9 @@ fn duplicate_refusals(claims: List) -> List // rather than one list with a flag because the flag would have to be derived from something, // and the only available something is `reads_live_tree` — the derivation this module refuses // to make. +// THIS IS THE ONE PLACE REVERSED ORDER IS DISCHARGED. Both scan populations were prepended and +// are restored here, once each, before anything reads them. Hermetic claims precede wet ones and +// each class keeps its site order, exactly as the appending form produced them. fn required_floor_manifest( bindings: List, hermetic_sites: List, @@ -459,9 +462,6 @@ fn required_floor_manifest( resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: wet_sites), mode: Wet ) - // THE ONE PLACE REVERSED ORDER IS DISCHARGED. Both populations were prepended during the scan - // and are restored here, once each, before anything reads them. Hermetic claims precede wet - // ones and each class keeps its site order, exactly as the appending form produced them. let claims = list_reverse(xs: after_wet.claims_reversed) ClaimScan { claims: claims, From 60fa7b248fb1d486f4eae194bc23b5abf944f5ad Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 08:41:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 57/81] Delete the affected-set selection machinery and the evidence that only tested it Selection was already ruled deleted from the required path, but its machinery was not: 23 modules under `v2.lens.affected_set`, the workflow selection and testgen runners, the probe selector, the batch runner, the glob discovery helper, and the stop-line row. Nothing on the floor consumed any of it. A mechanism whose consumer has been removed is not dormant, it is a second authority for a question nothing asks any more, and it recruits the next reader into preserving it. The deletion performed its own census rather than a ledger being written first. Deleting the cluster produced exactly 42 diagnostics across 9 files, and every one was dispositioned: RETAINED, because a live consumer refused. `tools.rust_stage0_gates` imports `corpus_dependency_view` and `entry_selection`, and it is live -- consumed by `gunbc.githooks_pre_push_plan` and `gunbc.local_tidy_spec`. Those two modules are restored unchanged. That consumer selects stage0 Rust targets for a pre-push gate, which is a different consumer with its own reason to exist, not the floor selection that was removed. This is the deletion working as intended: it distinguished the one load-bearing pair from the twenty-one that only looked load-bearing because they were adjacent to it. RETIRED WITH THE MACHINERY, because their only subject was it. Seven test modules covering provenance producers, the edit-locus resolver, declared source-ref selection, the testgen gate and the probe selector, plus `unified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence`, plus a 26-line bridge test whose single claim was `excluded_propagation_proof_claim_holds`. A witness whose subject no longer exists cannot be re-enrolled against anything; leaving it would make obsolete behaviour immortal by making its deletion look like a coverage loss. Verified by execution: whole-corpus strict preparation completes with ZERO diagnostics at 3,651 modules, down from 3,687. Net 3,813 lines removed. What this is NOT: a claim that the wider orphan population is gone. A census over the corpus finds roughly 120 further non-witness modules, about 10,500 lines, that nothing references -- the formatter and language-model extdeps clusters and a large body of lens modules with no consumer. Those are candidates reported for a decision, not swept in here, because "unreferenced by a text census" and "dead" are different claims and only the deletion decides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/affected_set_stop_line.dag | 7 - .../affected_set/boundary_prune_receipt.dag | 52 -- .../lens/affected_set/closure_deep_chain.dag | 161 ----- .../affected_set/closure_superset_safe.dag | 61 -- .../affected_set/data_dep_not_in_frontier.dag | 56 -- .../declared_source_ref_selection.dag | 106 ---- .../affected_set/dimension_seed_rerun.dag | 77 --- .../affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag | 290 --------- .../excluded_propagation_proof.dag | 94 --- .../fail_closed_pending_escalation.dag | 53 -- .../affected_set/frontier_observation.dag | 17 - .../irt1_boundary_prune_receipt.dag | 49 -- .../irt1_dimension_seed_receipt.dag | 66 -- .../irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt.dag | 598 ------------------ .../irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt.dag | 78 --- .../irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt.dag | 77 --- .../affected_set/irt1_leaf_claim_suite.dag | 60 -- src/v2/lens/affected_set/node_precision.dag | 81 --- .../projection_dep_in_frontier.dag | 56 -- .../lens/affected_set/provenance_producer.dag | 326 ---------- src/v2/lens/affected_set/sg_claims_test.dag | 75 --- .../affected_set/verified_by_in_frontier.dag | 56 -- .../affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag | 20 - .../declared_source_ref_selection_test.dag | 84 --- ...d_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag | 45 -- ...t_locus_source_provenance_witness_test.dag | 34 - .../manual/witness_option_bridge_test.dag | 26 - .../affected_testgen_ci_runner_gate_test.dag | 18 - .../workflow/affected_set_ci_runner_test.dag | 306 --------- src/v2/workflow/affected_set_selection.dag | 55 -- .../workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner.dag | 264 -------- src/v2/workflow/batch_runner.dag | 196 ------ src/v2/workflow/glob_discovery.dag | 48 -- .../probe_selector_affected_tests.dag | 78 --- .../probe_selector_ci_runner_test.dag | 50 -- ...ified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence.dag | 93 --- 36 files changed, 3813 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 dag/gunbc/affected_set_stop_line.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/boundary_prune_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_deep_chain.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_superset_safe.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/data_dep_not_in_frontier.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/declared_source_ref_selection.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/dimension_seed_rerun.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/excluded_propagation_proof.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/fail_closed_pending_escalation.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/frontier_observation.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_boundary_prune_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_dimension_seed_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_leaf_claim_suite.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/node_precision.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/projection_dep_in_frontier.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/provenance_producer.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/sg_claims_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/lens/affected_set/verified_by_in_frontier.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/affected_set/affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/declared_source_ref_selection_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/long/edit_locus_source_provenance_witness_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/claim/manual/witness_option_bridge_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/test/workflow/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner_gate_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/affected_set_ci_runner_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/affected_set_selection.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/batch_runner.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/glob_discovery.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_affected_tests.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_ci_runner_test.dag delete mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/unified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence.dag diff --git a/dag/gunbc/affected_set_stop_line.dag b/dag/gunbc/affected_set_stop_line.dag deleted file mode 100644 index e87fab1bbb2..00000000000 --- a/dag/gunbc/affected_set_stop_line.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,7 +0,0 @@ -module gunbc.affected_set_stop_line - -import v2.std.text { String } - -data affected_set_stop_line_note: String = "7933A temporary safety stop-line (operator recut calm-fox-44, 2026-08-06): when merge-base diff contains any non-docs .dag path, discovery skip admission must NOT skip dag_compile_clean_shard_a_witness_test.dag or dag_compile_clean_scope_witness_test.dag. This is a BROAD interim rule — not precise self-confirmation. It closes the #7915 failure mode (repair touched only dag/extdeps/systems/nvidia.dag and dag/test/claim/generated_artifact_drift_test.dag; import-closure never reached ci_layer_roots; shard_a was selection-skipped). Executable authority is ONE hand-Rust bridge in cli_run.rs (`cli_run_affected_set_stop_line_bridge` / `COMPILE_CLEAN_*_VALIDATING_ENTRY` consts) until 7933B lands (`gunbc.plans.affected_set_self_confirmation`). This carrier holds rationale and cost receipt only — no independently writable path rows (7933B introduces symbolic mechanism/check refs and host projection)." - -data stop_line_cost_receipt_note: String = "Cost receipt (7933A broad rule, CI run 31132940985 / PR #7933 on srv_fleet_arm64): on this PR's broad diff the stop-line adds 0 marginal resolve/eval wall (scope witness entry observed ~17ms interpreted-leg eval, 01:00:33.514–01:00:33.531 UTC; shard_a entry not independently selection-skipped on this diff). On a narrow #7915-class diff where import-closure would skip both entries, bounded per-entry ceiling is enrolled witness_row_cost_basis entry wall: dag_compile_clean_scope_witness_test.dag 30550328673 ns (~30550 ms); shard_a entry includes bin_wet exemplar compile (compile_clean_shard_a_exemplar_compile_green) in the same cost class. Predicate: non-empty diff, not all docs/**, any .dag path; no mechanism roster. Executing control: cargo test -p v1-compiler --lib stop_line (cli_run.rs)." diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/boundary_prune_receipt.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/boundary_prune_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7024c912c85..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/boundary_prune_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.boundary_prune_receipt - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - UnchangedPureBoundary, - empty_frontier, - mark_boundary_excluded -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_example_edit, - affected_set_example_hash, - affected_set_example_node, - expected_affected_set_boundary_prune -} -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Conj, Node, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -fn boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds() -> Bool { - mark_boundary_excluded( - frontier: empty_frontier(), - edit: affected_set_example_edit, - proof: UnchangedPureBoundary { content_hash: affected_set_example_hash } - ) == expected_affected_set_boundary_prune -} - -fn boundary_prune_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - } -} - -data claim_boundary_prune_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/boundary_prune_receipt: unchanged-pure boundary exclusion", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: boundary_prune_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_deep_chain.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_deep_chain.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 845d48342f3..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_deep_chain.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,161 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.closure_deep_chain - - -data closure_deep_chain_leaf: Node = claim_atom_node(s: ^closure_deep_chain_leaf_symbol) - -data closure_deep_chain_n06: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_n06_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_n06_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_leaf } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_n05: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_n05_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_n05_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_n06 } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_n04: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_n04_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_n04_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_n05 } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_n03: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_n03_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_n03_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_n04 } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_n02: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_n02_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_n02_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_n03 } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_n01: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_n01_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_n01_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_n02 } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_root: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^closure_deep_chain_root_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^closure_deep_chain_root_edge_symbol }, target: closure_deep_chain_n01 } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data closure_deep_chain_vertices: List = [ - closure_deep_chain_root, - closure_deep_chain_n01, - closure_deep_chain_n02, - closure_deep_chain_n03, - closure_deep_chain_n04, - closure_deep_chain_n05, - closure_deep_chain_n06, - closure_deep_chain_leaf -] - -fn closure_deep_chain_vertex_count() -> Int { - length(xs: closure_deep_chain_vertices) -} - -data closure_deep_chain_dependency_reading: List = dependency_lens(root: closure_deep_chain_root) - -data closure_deep_chain_reverse_dependency_reading: List = [ - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n06, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_leaf, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_leaf - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n05, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n06, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n06 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n04, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n05, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n05 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n03, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n04, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n04 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n02, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n03, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n03 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n01, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n02, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n02 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_root, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n01, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n01 - } -] - -fn closure_deep_chain_root_marks_leaf_holds() -> Bool { - let closure = affected_set_closure( - dependencies: closure_deep_chain_dependency_reading, - edit_locus: closure_deep_chain_root - ) - contains( - xs: closure.frontier, - item: closure_deep_chain_leaf, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) - && (length(xs: closure.frontier) == closure_deep_chain_vertex_count()) -} - -fn closure_deep_chain_reverse_pass_order_marks_leaf_holds() -> Bool { - let closure = affected_set_closure( - dependencies: closure_deep_chain_reverse_dependency_reading, - edit_locus: closure_deep_chain_root - ) - contains( - xs: closure.frontier, - item: closure_deep_chain_leaf, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) - && (length(xs: closure.frontier) == closure_deep_chain_vertex_count()) -} - -fn closure_deep_chain_claim_holds() -> Bool { - closure_deep_chain_root_marks_leaf_holds() - && closure_deep_chain_reverse_pass_order_marks_leaf_holds() -} - -fn closure_deep_chain_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if closure_deep_chain_claim_holds() { - closure_deep_chain_root - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_superset_safe.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_superset_safe.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 9120427f8e8..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/closure_superset_safe.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,61 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.closure_superset_safe - - -fn closure_frontier_node_eq(left: Node, right: Node) -> Bool { - left == right -} - -fn node_in_closure_frontier(closure: AffectedSetClosureAcc, node: Node) -> Bool { - contains( - xs: closure.frontier, - item: node, - eq: fn(left, right) { closure_frontier_node_eq(left: left, right: right) } - ) -} - -data closure_superset_safe_prefix_dependencies: List = [ - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_root, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n01, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n01 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n01, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n02, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n02 - }, - DependencyView { - source: closure_deep_chain_n02, - dependent: closure_deep_chain_n03, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: closure_deep_chain_n03 - } -] - -fn closure_superset_safe_under_dependency_growth_holds() -> Bool { - let narrow = affected_set_closure( - dependencies: closure_superset_safe_prefix_dependencies, - edit_locus: closure_deep_chain_root - ) - let wide = affected_set_closure( - dependencies: closure_deep_chain_dependency_reading, - edit_locus: closure_deep_chain_root - ) - for_all(xs: narrow.frontier, predicate: fn(node) { - node_in_closure_frontier(closure: wide, node: node) - }) -} - -fn closure_superset_safe_claim_holds() -> Bool { - closure_superset_safe_under_dependency_growth_holds() -} - -fn closure_superset_safe_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if closure_superset_safe_claim_holds() { - closure_deep_chain_root - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/data_dep_not_in_frontier.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/data_dep_not_in_frontier.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 054e35f52bf..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/data_dep_not_in_frontier.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.data_dep_not_in_frontier - -import v2.lens.affected_set { dependency_in_lens_frontier } -import v2.std.dependency { DataDependsOn, DependencyView } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Node, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -fn data_dep_node(s: Symbol) -> Node { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: s } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} -} - -data data_dep_root: Node = data_dep_node(s: ^data_dep_root_symbol) - -data data_dep_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: data_dep_root, - dependent: data_dep_node(s: ^data_dep_child_symbol), - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: data_dep_node(s: ^data_dep_child_symbol) -} - -fn data_dep_not_in_frontier_claim_holds() -> Bool { - !dependency_in_lens_frontier(dependency: data_dep_dependency) -} - -fn data_dep_not_in_frontier_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if data_dep_not_in_frontier_claim_holds() { - data_dep_root - } else { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - } -} - -data claim_data_dep_not_in_frontier: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/data_dep_not_in_frontier: DataDependsOn excluded from frontier", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: data_dep_root, - rhs: data_dep_not_in_frontier_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/declared_source_ref_selection.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/declared_source_ref_selection.dag deleted file mode 100644 index c02a881fdef..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/declared_source_ref_selection.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ -module v2.lens.affected_set.declared_source_ref_selection - -import v2.compiler.source_authority { - ModuleStorageIndex, - SourceRef, - module_storage_binding_file_path, - source_ref_path -} -import v2.lens.module_graph { path_matches_touched } -import v2.std.algebra { any, fold_list, length } -import v2.std.collection { Absent, List, Present } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.text { String } - -// Task 5 of docs/plans/declared-source-ref-selection-design.md: selection-edge source for per-row opt-in declared SourceRef rows. Selection asks whether the touched set intersects refs this row declares, resolving each ref through the derived ModuleStorageIndex — never a hand-maintained path list. Module-backed paths resolve via index file_path membership; storage-only paths (.rs shims) resolve at the host bridge via workspace file existence (the index is module-grain only). Arms: no refs → caller keeps ReadsLiveTree default; unresolvable ref → widen to RUN (typed, counted); resolves + intersects → selected; resolves + no intersection → skip-eligible on this axis. -type DeclaredSourceRefSelectionAxis - = NoDeclaredSourceRefs - | DeclaredSourceRefsUnresolved { count: Int } - | DeclaredSourceRefsTouched - | DeclaredSourceRefsUntouched - -fn declared_source_ref_resolves( - index: ModuleStorageIndex, - ref: SourceRef -) -> Bool { - let path = source_ref_path(ref: ref) - fold_list( - xs: index, - empty: false, - cons: fn(found, binding) { - if found { - true - } else { - match module_storage_binding_file_path(binding: binding) { - Present { value: p } => p == path - Absent => false - } - } - } - ) -} - -fn source_ref_touched_by_paths( - ref: SourceRef, - touched_paths: List -) -> Bool { - let path = source_ref_path(ref: ref) - any( - xs: touched_paths, - predicate: fn(touched) { - path_matches_touched(closure_path: path, touched_path: touched) - } - ) -} - -fn declared_source_refs_unresolved_count( - index: ModuleStorageIndex, - refs: List -) -> Int { - fold_list( - xs: refs, - empty: 0, - cons: fn(count, ref) { - if declared_source_ref_resolves(index: index, ref: ref) { - count - } else { - count + 1 - } - } - ) -} - -fn declared_source_refs_selection_axis( - index: ModuleStorageIndex, - refs: List, - touched_paths: List -) -> DeclaredSourceRefSelectionAxis { - if length(xs: refs) == 0 { - NoDeclaredSourceRefs - } else { - let unresolved = declared_source_refs_unresolved_count(index: index, refs: refs) - if unresolved > 0 { - DeclaredSourceRefsUnresolved { count: unresolved } - } else if any( - xs: refs, - predicate: fn(ref) { - source_ref_touched_by_paths(ref: ref, touched_paths: touched_paths) - } - ) { - DeclaredSourceRefsTouched - } else { - DeclaredSourceRefsUntouched - } - } -} - -fn declared_source_refs_blocks_skip( - axis: DeclaredSourceRefSelectionAxis -) -> Bool { - match axis { - NoDeclaredSourceRefs => false - DeclaredSourceRefsUnresolved { count: _ } => true - DeclaredSourceRefsTouched => true - DeclaredSourceRefsUntouched => false - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/dimension_seed_rerun.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/dimension_seed_rerun.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 2a29930684a..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/dimension_seed_rerun.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.dimension_seed_rerun - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - DimensionNotRead, - Excluded, - ExclusionKey, - FrontierDecision, - Rerun, - empty_frontier, - mark_rerun -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_example_node -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.frontier_observation { frontier_decision_matches } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Conj, Node, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -data dimension_seed_rerun_key: ExclusionKey = ExclusionKey { - at: affected_set_example_node, - dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension -} - -data expected_dimension_seed_decision: FrontierDecision = Rerun - -fn dimension_seed_rerun_claim_holds() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_rerun(frontier: empty_frontier(), key: dimension_seed_rerun_key), - key: dimension_seed_rerun_key, - expected: expected_dimension_seed_decision - ) -} - -data dimension_seed_wrong_decision: FrontierDecision = Excluded { - first: DimensionNotRead { - usage_site: affected_set_example_node, - changed_dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension - }, - rest: [] -} - -fn dimension_seed_rerun_discriminates() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_rerun(frontier: empty_frontier(), key: dimension_seed_rerun_key), - key: dimension_seed_rerun_key, - expected: dimension_seed_wrong_decision - ) == false -} - -fn dimension_seed_rerun_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if dimension_seed_rerun_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - } -} - -data claim_dimension_seed_rerun: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/dimension_seed_rerun: dimension change seeds Rerun", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: dimension_seed_rerun_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 3198ac446d9..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,290 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.edit_locus_resolver - -import extdeps.communication.medium { Lossless, Medium } -import v2.lens.edit_locus { - EditLocusBinding, - EditLocusRead, - GitDiffNameOnly, - PathRegex, - RepoPath, - affected_set_reading_from_git_diff, - affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance, - resolve_edit_locus -} -import v2.compiler.source_authority { - DagSourceReadWitness, - source_ir_artifact_provenance, - source_ir_node_artifact_provenance -} -import v2.std.artifact { Artifact, SourceFile } -import v2.std.diagnostic { Accepted, ByteRange, Rejected, Textual } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.cross_tree.import_model { V2Tree } -import std.algebra { Empty } -import v2.std.algebra { count_equal, length } -import v2.std.exact_structural_equality_zip_fold_predicate { exact_structural_equality_zip_fold } -import v2.std.node { MintedOccurrence, Node, OccurrenceId, Symbol, SyntheticOccurrence, well_formed } -import v2.std.provenance { SpanIndex, span_index_resolve_textual_locus } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.std.witness { Holds, Violates, Witness } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.node_precision { - affected_set_claim_tree, - affected_set_mid, - affected_set_mid_to_leaf_frontier_dependency, - affected_set_root_to_mid_frontier_dependency -} -import v2.test.lens_common.infer_fixture { - claim_inferred_facts, - claim_inferred_tree -} - -import v2.std.verification { - BoolWitness, - BoolWitnessClaim, - UnifiedTestClaim -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly -data edit_locus_path_src_v4_affected_set: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag" -data edit_locus_path_source_producer_fixture: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/affected_set/source_producer_fixture.dag" -data edit_locus_path_unknown: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/unknown_path.dag" -data edit_locus_pattern_v4_lens: PathRegex = edit_locus_pattern_v4_lens -data edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_source: Medium = Medium { carried: "module edit.locus\nfn add(x:Int, y:Int) -> Int { x + y }", fidelity: Lossless } -data edit_locus_source_producer_add_fixture_source: Medium = Medium { carried: "module edit.locus\nfn add(x:Int, y:Int) -> Int { x + y }", fidelity: Lossless } -data edit_locus_source_producer_malformed_source: Medium = Medium { carried: "module edit.locus\nfn add(x:Int, y:Int) -> Int { x + ", fidelity: Lossless } -data edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_artifact: Artifact = Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_artifact, - file_path: edit_locus_path_source_producer_fixture -} - -data edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_source_read: DagSourceReadWitness = DagSourceReadWitness { - source: edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_source, - artifact: edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_artifact, - compilation_unit: ^edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_compilation_unit, - source_root: V2Tree -} - -data edit_locus_source_producer_add_fixture_source_read: DagSourceReadWitness = DagSourceReadWitness { - source: edit_locus_source_producer_add_fixture_source, - artifact: edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_artifact, - compilation_unit: ^edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_compilation_unit, - source_root: V2Tree -} - -data edit_locus_source_producer_malformed_source_read: DagSourceReadWitness = DagSourceReadWitness { - source: edit_locus_source_producer_malformed_source, - artifact: edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_artifact, - compilation_unit: ^edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_compilation_unit, - source_root: V2Tree -} - -data edit_locus_source_producer_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [edit_locus_path_source_producer_fixture] -} - -fn edit_locus_fixture_path_regex_matches(changed: RepoPath, pattern: PathRegex) -> Bool { - match pattern { - edit_locus_pattern_v4_lens => changed == edit_locus_path_src_v4_affected_set - _ => false - } -} - -data edit_locus_fixture_read: EditLocusRead = EditLocusRead { - path_regex_matches: edit_locus_fixture_path_regex_matches -} - -data edit_locus_v4_binding: EditLocusBinding = EditLocusBinding { - pattern: edit_locus_pattern_v4_lens, - locus: affected_set_mid -} - -data edit_locus_narrow_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [edit_locus_path_src_v4_affected_set] -} - -data edit_locus_unknown_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [edit_locus_path_unknown] -} - -test fn edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds() -> Bool { - match resolve_edit_locus( - read: edit_locus_fixture_read, - git_diff: edit_locus_narrow_git_diff, - bindings: [edit_locus_v4_binding] - ) { - Holds { value: locus } => locus == affected_set_mid - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn edit_locus_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - match resolve_edit_locus( - read: edit_locus_fixture_read, - git_diff: edit_locus_unknown_git_diff, - bindings: [edit_locus_v4_binding] - ) { - Holds { value: _ } => false - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } -} - -test fn edit_locus_affected_set_wire_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff( - edit_read: edit_locus_fixture_read, - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: edit_locus_narrow_git_diff, - bindings: [edit_locus_v4_binding] - ) { - Holds { value: reading } => - (reading.edit_locus == affected_set_mid) - && (length(xs: reading.affected) == 3) - && (reading.dependencies == [affected_set_root_to_mid_frontier_dependency, affected_set_mid_to_leaf_frontier_dependency]) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn edit_locus_affected_set_wire_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff( - edit_read: edit_locus_fixture_read, - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: edit_locus_unknown_git_diff, - bindings: [edit_locus_v4_binding] - ) { - Holds { value: _ } => false - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } -} - -fn edit_locus_occurrence_textual_file_eq( - span_index: SpanIndex, - id: OccurrenceId, - file: Symbol -) -> Bool { - match span_index_resolve_textual_locus(index: span_index, id: id) { - Holds { value: locus } => - match locus { - Textual { file: f, extent: _ } => f == file - _ => false - } - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_holds() -> Bool { - match source_ir_artifact_provenance( - source_read: edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_source_read - ) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - match provenance.node.occurrence_id { - MintedOccurrence { id: id } => - (provenance.artifact.file_path == edit_locus_path_source_producer_fixture) - && well_formed(n: provenance.node) - && edit_locus_occurrence_textual_file_eq( - span_index: provenance.span_index, - id: id, - file: ^edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_compilation_unit - ) - SyntheticOccurrence => false - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn edit_locus_source_provenance_node_eq(left: Node, right: Node) -> Bool { - exact_structural_equality_zip_fold(source_facts: left, candidate: right) -} - -fn edit_locus_source_provenance_affected_set_wire_holds() -> Bool { - match source_ir_node_artifact_provenance( - source_read: edit_locus_source_producer_add_fixture_source_read - ) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - let producer_graph = claim_inferred_tree( - root: provenance.node, - facts: claim_inferred_facts( - type_symbol: ^edit_locus_source_producer_type_symbol, - algebra_symbol: ^edit_locus_source_producer_algebra_symbol, - descent_symbol: ^edit_locus_source_producer_descent_symbol, - ) - ) - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: producer_graph, - git_diff: edit_locus_source_producer_git_diff, - provenance: [provenance] - ) { - Holds { value: reading } => - (producer_graph.root == provenance.node) - && (reading.edit_locus == producer_graph.root) - && (count_equal( - xs: reading.affected, - item: producer_graph.root, - eq: edit_locus_source_provenance_node_eq - ) == 1) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn edit_locus_root_from_source_locus_holds( - compilation_unit: Symbol, - span_index: SpanIndex, - root: Node -) -> Bool { - match root.occurrence_id { - MintedOccurrence { id: id } => - match span_index_resolve_textual_locus(index: span_index, id: id) { - Holds { value: locus } => - match locus { - Textual { file: f, extent: ByteRange { start: s, end: e } } => - (f == compilation_unit) && (s == 0) && (e > s) - _ => false - } - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } - SyntheticOccurrence => false - } -} - -fn edit_locus_source_provenance_parse_root_span_holds() -> Bool { - match source_ir_artifact_provenance( - source_read: edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_source_read - ) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - well_formed(n: provenance.node) - && edit_locus_root_from_source_locus_holds( - compilation_unit: ^edit_locus_source_producer_fixture_compilation_unit, - span_index: provenance.span_index, - root: provenance.node - ) - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_source_holds() -> Bool { - match source_ir_node_artifact_provenance( - source_read: edit_locus_source_producer_malformed_source_read - ) { - Accepted { value: _, diagnostics: _ } => false - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => true - } -} - -data edit_locus_narrow_resolution_claim_passes: Bool = edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds() -data edit_locus_fail_closed_claim_passes: Bool = edit_locus_fail_closed_holds() -data edit_locus_affected_set_wire_claim_passes: Bool = edit_locus_affected_set_wire_holds() -data edit_locus_affected_set_wire_fail_closed_claim_passes: Bool = edit_locus_affected_set_wire_fail_closed_holds() -data edit_locus_source_provenance_affected_set_wire_claim_passes: Bool = edit_locus_source_provenance_affected_set_wire_holds() -data edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_source_claim_passes: Bool = edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_source_holds() - -data edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds_symbol: Symbol = edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds - -data unified_claim_edit_locus_narrow: UnifiedTestClaim = BoolWitnessClaim { - witness: BoolWitness { - entry: "src/v2/lens/affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag", - function: edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds - } -} - diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/excluded_propagation_proof.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/excluded_propagation_proof.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 75a44235b0f..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/excluded_propagation_proof.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,94 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.excluded_propagation_proof - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - DimensionNotRead, - Excluded, - ExclusionKey, - FrontierDecision, - PropagationExclusionProof, - ReExecFrontier, - empty_frontier, - mark_excluded -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_example_node -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.frontier_observation { frontier_decision_matches } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Conj, Node, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -data excluded_propagation_key: ExclusionKey = ExclusionKey { - at: affected_set_example_node, - dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension -} - -data excluded_propagation_proof: PropagationExclusionProof = DimensionNotRead { - usage_site: affected_set_example_node, - changed_dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension -} - -fn excluded_propagation_accumulated_frontier() -> ReExecFrontier { - mark_excluded( - frontier: mark_excluded( - frontier: empty_frontier(), - key: excluded_propagation_key, - proof: excluded_propagation_proof - ), - key: excluded_propagation_key, - proof: excluded_propagation_proof - ) -} - -data expected_excluded_propagation_decision: FrontierDecision = Excluded { - first: excluded_propagation_proof, - rest: [excluded_propagation_proof] -} - -fn excluded_propagation_proof_claim_holds() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: excluded_propagation_accumulated_frontier(), - key: excluded_propagation_key, - expected: expected_excluded_propagation_decision - ) -} - -fn excluded_propagation_proof_discriminates() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_excluded( - frontier: empty_frontier(), - key: excluded_propagation_key, - proof: excluded_propagation_proof - ), - key: excluded_propagation_key, - expected: expected_excluded_propagation_decision - ) == false -} - -fn excluded_propagation_proof_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if excluded_propagation_proof_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - } -} - -data claim_excluded_propagation_proof: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/excluded_propagation_proof: mark_excluded accumulates proofs in Excluded.rest", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: excluded_propagation_proof_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/fail_closed_pending_escalation.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/fail_closed_pending_escalation.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 8a2af8f71f5..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/fail_closed_pending_escalation.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,53 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.fail_closed_pending_escalation - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - AffectedFoldAcc, - empty_frontier, - frontier_from_fold_acc -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_invalid_edit_diagnostic, - affected_set_example_node, - expected_affected_set_rejected_edit_fail_closed -} -import v2.std.diagnostic { Some, diagnostics_singleton } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Conj, Node, TypeNode } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -fn fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_holds() -> Bool { - frontier_from_fold_acc( - acc: AffectedFoldAcc { - dag: affected_set_example_node, - frontier: empty_frontier(), - pending: Some { - diagnostics: diagnostics_singleton(d: affected_set_example_invalid_edit_diagnostic) - } - } - ) == expected_affected_set_rejected_edit_fail_closed -} - -fn fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_fail_closed_pending_escalation: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/fail_closed_pending_escalation: pending diagnostics escalate to FailClosed", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/frontier_observation.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/frontier_observation.dag deleted file mode 100644 index e9e0be1e350..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/frontier_observation.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,17 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.frontier_observation - - -fn frontier_decision_matches(frontier: ReExecFrontier, key: ExclusionKey, expected: FrontierDecision) -> Bool { - match frontier { - ChangedSubgraphFrontier { boundary_exclusions: _, decisions: decisions } => - match v2.std.collection.map_get(decisions, key) { - Accepted { value: opt, diagnostics: _ } => - match opt { - Present { value: decision } => decision == expected - Absent => false - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } - FailClosed { reason: _ } => false - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_boundary_prune_receipt.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_boundary_prune_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 7e17a6ca384..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_boundary_prune_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_boundary_prune_receipt - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - UnchangedPureBoundary, - empty_frontier, - mark_boundary_excluded -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_edit, - affected_set_example_hash, - affected_set_example_node, - expected_affected_set_boundary_prune -} -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -fn irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds() -> Bool { - mark_boundary_excluded( - frontier: empty_frontier(), - edit: affected_set_example_edit, - proof: UnchangedPureBoundary { content_hash: affected_set_example_hash } - ) == expected_affected_set_boundary_prune -} - -fn irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_irt1_boundary_prune_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_boundary_prune_receipt: unchanged pure boundary excludes edit dimension", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_dimension_seed_receipt.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_dimension_seed_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 9cf7d897ee7..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_dimension_seed_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_dimension_seed_receipt - -import v2.lens.affected_set { DimensionNotRead, Excluded, ExclusionKey, FrontierDecision, Rerun, empty_frontier, mark_rerun } -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_node -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.frontier_observation { frontier_decision_matches } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -data irt1_dimension_seed_key: ExclusionKey = ExclusionKey { - at: affected_set_example_node, - dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension -} - -data expected_irt1_dimension_seed_decision: FrontierDecision = Rerun - -fn irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_claim_holds() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_rerun(frontier: empty_frontier(), key: irt1_dimension_seed_key), - key: irt1_dimension_seed_key, - expected: expected_irt1_dimension_seed_decision - ) -} - -data irt1_dimension_seed_wrong_decision: FrontierDecision = Excluded { - first: DimensionNotRead { - usage_site: affected_set_example_node, - changed_dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension - }, - rest: [] -} - -fn irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_discriminates() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_rerun(frontier: empty_frontier(), key: irt1_dimension_seed_key), - key: irt1_dimension_seed_key, - expected: irt1_dimension_seed_wrong_decision - ) == false -} - -fn irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_irt1_dimension_seed_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_dimension_seed_receipt: changed dimension seeds rerun decision", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4172dd95445..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,598 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - ChangedDimensions, - ChangedSubgraphFrontier, - DoesNotPropagate, - EditDimension, - FailClosed, - Propagates, - FrontierDependency, - FrontierProduced, - affected_set_boundary_pure_receipt_node, - affected_set, - canonical_changed_dimension_receipt, - canonical_transitive_frontier, - canonical_propagation_receipt, - empty_affected_fold_acc, - empty_frontier, - frontier_from_fold_acc -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_node -} -import v2.std.algebra { contains, length } -import v2.std.change { DependencyDependent, DependencySource } -import v2.std.dependency { Contains, DataDependsOn, DependencyView } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { - Atom, - Conj, - Diff, - Edge, - Edit, - Named, - Node, - Path, - Symbol, - TypeNode, - SyntheticOccurrence, -} -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} -import v2.std.witness { Holds } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.node_precision { - affected_set_leaf, - affected_set_mid, - affected_set_mid_to_leaf_dependency, - affected_set_root, - affected_set_root_to_mid_dependency -} - -data irt1_public_unchanged_edit: Edit = Edit { - at: Path { steps: [] }, - replacement: irt1_public_pure_boundary_node -} - -data irt1_public_pure_boundary_receipt: Node = affected_set_boundary_pure_receipt_node() - -data irt1_public_malformed_pure_boundary_receipt: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_pure_boundary_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Named { name: ^affected_set_boundary_pure_receipt_edge }, - target: irt1_public_pure_boundary_receipt - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_malformed_pure_boundary_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Named { name: ^affected_set_boundary_pure_receipt_edge }, - target: irt1_public_malformed_pure_boundary_receipt - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_changed_edit: Edit = Edit { - at: Path { steps: [] }, - replacement: affected_set_claim_failure_node -} - -data irt1_public_unreceipted_unchanged_edit: Edit = Edit { - at: Path { steps: [] }, - replacement: affected_set_example_node -} - -data irt1_public_malformed_receipted_unchanged_edit: Edit = Edit { - at: Path { steps: [] }, - replacement: irt1_public_malformed_pure_boundary_node -} - -data irt1_public_nonroot_changed_edit: Edit = Edit { - at: Path { steps: [^affected_set_root_edge_symbol] }, - replacement: affected_set_claim_failure_node -} -data irt1_public_missing_path_edit: Edit = Edit { - at: Path { steps: [^irt1_public_missing_path_symbol] }, - replacement: affected_set_claim_failure_node -} -data irt1_public_dimension_not_read_receipt_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^affected_set_default_dimension } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_mismatched_dimension_not_read_receipt_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^irt1_public_other_dimension } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_receipted_usage_site: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Named { name: ^affected_set_dimension_not_read_receipt_edge }, - target: irt1_public_dimension_not_read_receipt_node - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_mismatched_receipted_usage_site: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Named { name: ^affected_set_dimension_not_read_receipt_edge }, - target: irt1_public_mismatched_dimension_not_read_receipt_node - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_receipt: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: affected_set_example_node, - dependent: affected_set_claim_failure_node, - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: affected_set_claim_failure_node -} - -data irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_receipt: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: affected_set_example_node, - dependent: affected_set_claim_failure_node, - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: irt1_public_receipted_usage_site -} - -data irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_receipt: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: affected_set_example_node, - dependent: affected_set_claim_failure_node, - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: irt1_public_mismatched_receipted_usage_site -} - -data irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: affected_set_example_node, - dependent: affected_set_claim_failure_node, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: irt1_public_receipted_usage_site -} - -data irt1_public_mid_to_root_ancestor_frontier_dependency: FrontierDependency = FrontierDependency { - dependency: affected_set_root_to_mid_dependency, - target: DependencySource -} - -data irt1_public_mid_to_leaf_frontier_dependency: FrontierDependency = FrontierDependency { - dependency: affected_set_mid_to_leaf_dependency, - target: DependencyDependent -} - -data irt1_public_propagation_edit_dimension: EditDimension = EditDimension { - edit: irt1_public_changed_edit, - dimension: ^affected_set_default_dimension -} - -fn irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_holds() -> Bool { - frontier_from_fold_acc( - acc: empty_affected_fold_acc(dag: affected_set_example_node) - ) == empty_frontier() -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_empty_diff_claim_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - diff: Diff { edits: [] } - ) { - Holds { value: frontier } => frontier == empty_frontier() - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_prunes_receipted_pure_unchanged_boundary() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: irt1_public_pure_boundary_node, - diff: Diff { edits: [irt1_public_unchanged_edit] } - ) { - Holds { value: ChangedSubgraphFrontier { boundary_exclusions: boundary_exclusions, decisions: _ } } => - length(xs: boundary_exclusions) == 1 - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_fails_closed_without_purity_receipt() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - diff: Diff { edits: [irt1_public_unreceipted_unchanged_edit] } - ) { - Holds { value: FailClosed { reason: _ } } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_fails_closed_with_malformed_purity_receipt() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: irt1_public_malformed_pure_boundary_node, - diff: Diff { edits: [irt1_public_malformed_receipted_unchanged_edit] } - ) { - Holds { value: FailClosed { reason: _ } } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union() -> Bool { - match canonical_changed_dimension_receipt( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - edit: irt1_public_changed_edit - ) { - ChangedDimensions { first: first, rest: rest } => - (first == ^canonical_tag_conj) - && contains( - xs: rest, - item: ^affected_set_claim_failure_symbol, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates() -> Bool { - match canonical_changed_dimension_receipt( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - edit: irt1_public_changed_edit - ) { - ChangedDimensions { first: _, rest: rest } => - length(xs: rest) >= 1 - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - diff: Diff { edits: [irt1_public_changed_edit] } - ) { - Holds { value: ChangedSubgraphFrontier { boundary_exclusions: _, decisions: _ } } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_nonroot_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: affected_set_root, - diff: Diff { edits: [irt1_public_nonroot_changed_edit] } - ) { - Holds { value: ChangedSubgraphFrontier { boundary_exclusions: _, decisions: _ } } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonroot_frontier_points_to_ancestor() -> Bool { - match canonical_transitive_frontier( - dag: affected_set_root, - edit_dimension: EditDimension { - edit: irt1_public_nonroot_changed_edit, - dimension: ^affected_set_default_dimension - } - ) { - FrontierProduced { dependencies: dependencies } => - dependencies == [ - irt1_public_mid_to_root_ancestor_frontier_dependency, - irt1_public_mid_to_leaf_frontier_dependency - ] - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_missing_path_fails_closed() -> Bool { - match affected_set( - dag: affected_set_root, - diff: Diff { edits: [irt1_public_missing_path_edit] } - ) { - Holds { value: FailClosed { reason: _ } } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_read_receipt_reruns() -> Bool { - match canonical_propagation_receipt( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - edit_dimension: irt1_public_propagation_edit_dimension, - dependency: irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_receipt - ) { - Propagates => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_read_receipt_excludes() -> Bool { - match canonical_propagation_receipt( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - edit_dimension: irt1_public_propagation_edit_dimension, - dependency: irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_receipt - ) { - DoesNotPropagate { proof: _ } => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_read_receipt_reruns() -> Bool { - match canonical_propagation_receipt( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - edit_dimension: irt1_public_propagation_edit_dimension, - dependency: irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_receipt - ) { - Propagates => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt_reruns() -> Bool { - match canonical_propagation_receipt( - dag: affected_set_example_node, - edit_dimension: irt1_public_propagation_edit_dimension, - dependency: irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt - ) { - Propagates => true - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_empty_diff_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_empty_diff_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_receipted_boundary_prune_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_prunes_receipted_pure_unchanged_boundary() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_unreceipted_boundary_fail_closed_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_fails_closed_without_purity_receipt() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_malformed_boundary_fail_closed_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_fails_closed_with_malformed_purity_receipt() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_nonroot_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_nonroot_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonroot_frontier_points_to_ancestor_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_nonroot_frontier_points_to_ancestor() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_affected_set_missing_path_fail_closed_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_affected_set_missing_path_fails_closed() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_read_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_read_receipt_reruns() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_read_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_read_receipt_excludes() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_read_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_read_receipt_reruns() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -fn irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt_reruns() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt: empty fold acc yields empty frontier", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_empty_diff: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_empty_diff: public affected_set returns empty frontier", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_empty_diff_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_receipted_boundary_prune: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_receipted_boundary_prune: public affected_set prunes only with purity receipt", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_receipted_boundary_prune_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_unreceipted_boundary_fail_closed: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_unreceipted_boundary_fail_closed: unchanged boundary without purity receipt fails closed", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_unreceipted_boundary_fail_closed_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_malformed_boundary_fail_closed: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_malformed_boundary_fail_closed: malformed purity receipt fails closed", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_malformed_boundary_fail_closed_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt: Conj→Atom edit classifies conservative dimension union", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_dimension_classification_conservative: union reports ≥2 families for Conj→Atom (perturb-red)", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_changed_edit: classified root edit yields ChangedSubgraphFrontier not FailClosed", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_nonroot_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_nonroot_changed_edit: classified non-root edit yields ChangedSubgraphFrontier not FailClosed", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_nonroot_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_nonroot_frontier_points_to_ancestor: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_nonroot_frontier_points_to_ancestor: non-root frontier reruns ancestor", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_nonroot_frontier_points_to_ancestor_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_affected_set_missing_path_fail_closed: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_missing_path_fail_closed: unresolved edit path fails closed", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_affected_set_missing_path_fail_closed_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_read_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_nonfrontier_without_read_receipt: non-frontier dependency reruns without exclusion receipt", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_without_read_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_read_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_nonfrontier_with_read_receipt: non-frontier dependency excludes only with receipt", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_read_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_read_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_nonfrontier_mismatched_read_receipt: stale exclusion receipt reruns", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_nonfrontier_dependency_with_mismatched_read_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data claim_irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_public_contains_with_read_receipt: structural containment propagates despite child receipt", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_public_contains_dependency_with_read_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 53dd29dfdd9..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,78 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt - -import v2.lens.affected_set { DimensionNotRead, Excluded, ExclusionKey, FrontierDecision, PropagationExclusionProof, empty_frontier, mark_excluded } -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_node -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.frontier_observation { frontier_decision_matches } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -data irt1_excluded_propagation_key: ExclusionKey = ExclusionKey { - at: affected_set_example_node, - dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension -} - -data irt1_excluded_propagation_proof: PropagationExclusionProof = DimensionNotRead { - usage_site: affected_set_example_node, - changed_dimension: ^affected_set_example_dimension -} - -data expected_irt1_excluded_propagation_decision: FrontierDecision = Excluded { - first: irt1_excluded_propagation_proof, - rest: [irt1_excluded_propagation_proof] -} - -fn irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_claim_holds() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_excluded( - frontier: mark_excluded( - frontier: empty_frontier(), - key: irt1_excluded_propagation_key, - proof: irt1_excluded_propagation_proof - ), - key: irt1_excluded_propagation_key, - proof: irt1_excluded_propagation_proof - ), - key: irt1_excluded_propagation_key, - expected: expected_irt1_excluded_propagation_decision - ) -} - -fn irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_discriminates() -> Bool { - frontier_decision_matches( - frontier: mark_excluded( - frontier: empty_frontier(), - key: irt1_excluded_propagation_key, - proof: irt1_excluded_propagation_proof - ), - key: irt1_excluded_propagation_key, - expected: expected_irt1_excluded_propagation_decision - ) == false -} - -fn irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt: excluded dimensions propagate proof", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt.dag deleted file mode 100644 index ebe80e80976..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - AffectedFoldAcc, - re_exec_frontier_from_diff, - seed_edit_fold_acc -} -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_edit, - affected_set_example_node, - affected_set_example_post_edit_accepts, - affected_set_example_post_edit_rejects, - affected_set_example_read, - affected_set_example_two_edit_diff, - expected_affected_set_rejected_edit_fail_closed -} -import v2.std.diagnostic { None } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} -import v2.std.witness { Holds } - -fn irt1_seed_edit_fold_acc_absorbs_fail_closed() -> Bool { - let fail_closed = AffectedFoldAcc { - dag: affected_set_example_node, - frontier: expected_affected_set_rejected_edit_fail_closed, - pending: None - } - seed_edit_fold_acc( - read_model: affected_set_example_read, - post_edit_dag: affected_set_example_post_edit_accepts, - acc: fail_closed, - edit: affected_set_example_edit - ) == fail_closed -} - -fn irt1_re_exec_frontier_from_diff_absorbs_after_fail_closed() -> Bool { - match re_exec_frontier_from_diff( - read_model: affected_set_example_read, - post_edit_dag: affected_set_example_post_edit_rejects, - dag: affected_set_example_node, - diff: affected_set_example_two_edit_diff - ) { - Holds { value: frontier } => frontier == expected_affected_set_rejected_edit_fail_closed - _ => false - } -} - -fn irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_seed_edit_fold_acc_absorbs_fail_closed() - && irt1_re_exec_frontier_from_diff_absorbs_after_fail_closed() -} - -fn irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt: FailClosed frontier absorbs later diff edits", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_leaf_claim_suite.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_leaf_claim_suite.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4c0b3b444a2..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/irt1_leaf_claim_suite.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,60 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_leaf_claim_suite - -import v2.lens.affected_set_examples { - affected_set_claim_failure_node, - affected_set_example_node -} -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.fail_closed_pending_escalation { - fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_boundary_prune_receipt { - irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_dimension_seed_receipt { - irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt { - irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt { - irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt { - irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_holds -} - -fn affected_set_irt1_leaf_claim_suite_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds() - && irt1_dimension_seed_receipt_claim_holds() - && irt1_excluded_propagation_receipt_claim_holds() - && fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_holds() - && irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_holds() - && irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_holds() -} - -fn affected_set_irt1_leaf_claim_suite_rhs() -> Node { - if affected_set_irt1_leaf_claim_suite_holds() { - affected_set_example_node - } else { - affected_set_claim_failure_node - } -} - -data claim_affected_set_irt1_leaf_claim_suite: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/irt1_leaf_claim_suite: six-leaf IRT-1 receipt conjoin for affected_set_irt1_subsumption", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: affected_set_example_node, - rhs: affected_set_irt1_leaf_claim_suite_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/node_precision.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/node_precision.dag deleted file mode 100644 index c39bc337b17..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/node_precision.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,81 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.node_precision - -data affected_set_leaf: Node = claim_atom_node(s: ^affected_set_leaf_symbol) - -data affected_set_mid: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^affected_set_mid_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^affected_set_mid_edge_symbol }, target: affected_set_leaf } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data affected_set_root: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^affected_set_root_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { label: Named { name: ^affected_set_root_edge_symbol }, target: affected_set_mid } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -fn affected_set_claim_facts() -> InferredFacts { - claim_inferred_facts( - type_symbol: ^affected_set_type_symbol, - algebra_symbol: ^affected_set_algebra_symbol, - descent_symbol: ^affected_set_descent_symbol, - ) -} - -fn affected_set_claim_tree() -> InferredTree { - claim_inferred_tree(root: affected_set_root, facts: affected_set_claim_facts()) -} - -data affected_set_mid_to_leaf_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: affected_set_mid, - dependent: affected_set_leaf, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: affected_set_leaf -} - -data affected_set_root_to_mid_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: affected_set_root, - dependent: affected_set_mid, - kind: Contains, - usage_site: affected_set_mid -} - -data affected_set_root_to_mid_frontier_dependency: FrontierDependency = FrontierDependency { - dependency: affected_set_root_to_mid_dependency, - target: DependencySource -} - -data affected_set_mid_to_leaf_frontier_dependency: FrontierDependency = FrontierDependency { - dependency: affected_set_mid_to_leaf_dependency, - target: DependencyDependent -} - -type LensAffectedSetClaim { - input: InferredTree - edit_locus: Node - expected: AffectedSetReading - actual: AffectedSetReading -} - -data affected_set_node_precision_claim: LensAffectedSetClaim = LensAffectedSetClaim { - input: affected_set_claim_tree(), - edit_locus: affected_set_mid, - expected: AffectedSetReading { - edit_locus: affected_set_mid, - affected: [affected_set_mid, affected_set_root, affected_set_leaf], - dependencies: [affected_set_root_to_mid_frontier_dependency, affected_set_mid_to_leaf_frontier_dependency] - }, - actual: affected_set_reading(graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), edit_locus: affected_set_mid) -} - -fn affected_set_node_precision_claim_holds() -> Bool { - affected_set_node_precision_claim.actual.edit_locus == affected_set_node_precision_claim.expected.edit_locus - && affected_set_node_precision_claim.actual.affected == affected_set_node_precision_claim.expected.affected - && affected_set_node_precision_claim.actual.dependencies == affected_set_node_precision_claim.expected.dependencies -} - -data affected_set_node_precision_claim_passes: Bool = affected_set_node_precision_claim_holds() diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/projection_dep_in_frontier.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/projection_dep_in_frontier.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 239c1761bc7..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/projection_dep_in_frontier.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.projection_dep_in_frontier - -import v2.lens.affected_set { dependency_in_lens_frontier } -import v2.std.dependency { DependencyView, ProjectionDependsOn } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Node, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -fn projection_dep_node(s: Symbol) -> Node { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: s } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} -} - -data projection_dep_root: Node = projection_dep_node(s: ^projection_dep_root_symbol) - -data projection_dep_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: projection_dep_root, - dependent: projection_dep_node(s: ^projection_dep_child_symbol), - kind: ProjectionDependsOn, - usage_site: projection_dep_node(s: ^projection_dep_child_symbol) -} - -fn projection_dep_in_frontier_claim_holds() -> Bool { - dependency_in_lens_frontier(dependency: projection_dep_dependency) -} - -fn projection_dep_in_frontier_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if projection_dep_in_frontier_claim_holds() { - projection_dep_root - } else { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - } -} - -data claim_projection_dep_in_frontier: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/projection_dep_in_frontier: ProjectionDependsOn in frontier", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: projection_dep_root, - rhs: projection_dep_in_frontier_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/provenance_producer.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/provenance_producer.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 3e98746ae7f..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/provenance_producer.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,326 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.provenance_producer - -import extdeps.communication.medium { Lossless, Medium } -import v2.compiler.source_authority { - source_root_coverage_is_complete, - DagSourceReadWitness, - SourceRootIngest, - node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root, - source_root_provenance_coverage_receipt -} -import v2.lens.edit_locus { - GitDiffNameOnly, - RepoPath, - affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance -} -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.cross_tree.import_model { V2Tree } -import v2.std.artifact { Artifact, NodeArtifactProvenance, SourceFile } -import std.algebra { Cons, Empty } -import v2.std.algebra { contains, count_equal, for_all, length } -import v2.std.diagnostic { Accepted, Rejected } -import v2.std.exact_structural_equality_zip_fold_predicate { - exact_structural_equality_zip_fold -} -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Node, Symbol } -import v2.std.witness { Holds, Violates, Witness } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.node_precision { - affected_set_claim_tree, - affected_set_leaf, - affected_set_mid, - affected_set_root -} -import v2.test.lens_common.infer_fixture { - claim_inferred_facts, - claim_inferred_tree -} - -data provenance_producer_path_fixture: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/affected_set/source_producer_fixture.dag" -data provenance_producer_path_mid: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/affected_set.dag" -data provenance_producer_path_root: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/affected_set_examples.dag" -data provenance_producer_path_unknown: RepoPath = "src/v2/lens/unknown_path.dag" - -data provenance_producer_fixture_source: Medium = Medium { - carried: "module edit.locus\nfn add(x:Int, y:Int) -> Int { x + y }", - fidelity: Lossless -} -data provenance_producer_malformed_source: Medium = Medium { - carried: "module edit.locus\nfn add(x:Int, y:Int) -> Int { x + ", - fidelity: Lossless -} - -data provenance_producer_module_surface_source: Medium = Medium { - carried: "fn add(x:Int, y:Int) -> Int { x + y }", - fidelity: Lossless -} -data provenance_producer_fixture_artifact: Artifact = Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^provenance_producer_fixture_artifact, - file_path: provenance_producer_path_fixture -} - -data provenance_producer_fixture_source_read: DagSourceReadWitness = DagSourceReadWitness { - source: provenance_producer_fixture_source, - artifact: provenance_producer_fixture_artifact, - compilation_unit: ^provenance_producer_compilation_unit, - source_root: V2Tree -} - -data provenance_producer_malformed_source_read: DagSourceReadWitness = DagSourceReadWitness { - source: provenance_producer_malformed_source, - artifact: provenance_producer_fixture_artifact, - compilation_unit: ^provenance_producer_compilation_unit, - source_root: V2Tree -} - -data provenance_producer_module_surface_source_read: DagSourceReadWitness = DagSourceReadWitness { - source: provenance_producer_module_surface_source, - artifact: provenance_producer_fixture_artifact, - compilation_unit: ^provenance_producer_compilation_unit, - source_root: V2Tree -} - -data provenance_producer_single_read_ingest: SourceRootIngest = [provenance_producer_fixture_source_read] - -data provenance_producer_malformed_ingest: SourceRootIngest = [provenance_producer_malformed_source_read] - -data provenance_producer_module_surface_ingest: SourceRootIngest = [provenance_producer_module_surface_source_read] - -data provenance_producer_fixture_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [provenance_producer_path_fixture] -} - -data provenance_producer_unknown_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [provenance_producer_path_unknown] -} - -data provenance_producer_known_uncovered_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [provenance_producer_path_mid] -} - -data provenance_producer_mid_artifact: Artifact = Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^provenance_producer_mid_artifact, - file_path: provenance_producer_path_mid -} - -data provenance_producer_root_artifact: Artifact = Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^provenance_producer_root_artifact, - file_path: provenance_producer_path_root -} - -data provenance_producer_mid_provenance: NodeArtifactProvenance = NodeArtifactProvenance { - node: affected_set_mid, - artifact: provenance_producer_mid_artifact -} - -data provenance_producer_root_provenance: NodeArtifactProvenance = NodeArtifactProvenance { - node: affected_set_root, - artifact: provenance_producer_root_artifact -} - -data provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance: List = [ - provenance_producer_mid_provenance, - provenance_producer_root_provenance -] - -data provenance_producer_narrow_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [provenance_producer_path_mid] -} - -data provenance_producer_wide_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [provenance_producer_path_root] -} - -fn provenance_producer_node_eq(left: Node, right: Node) -> Bool { - exact_structural_equality_zip_fold(source_facts: left, candidate: right) -} - -fn provenance_producer_node_in_reading_affected(nodes: List, needle: Node) -> Bool { - contains( - xs: nodes, - item: needle, - eq: provenance_producer_node_eq - ) -} - -fn provenance_producer_single_read_emits_row_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_single_read_ingest) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - length(xs: provenance) == 1 - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_ingest_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_malformed_ingest) { - Accepted { value: _, diagnostics: _ } => false - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => true - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_rejects_beyond_surface_ingest_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_module_surface_ingest) { - Accepted { value: _, diagnostics: _ } => false - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => true - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_parse_coverage_known_diff_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_single_read_ingest) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: provenance_producer_known_uncovered_git_diff, - provenance: provenance - ) { - Holds { value: _ } => false - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_coverage_receipt_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_single_read_ingest) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - let receipt = source_root_provenance_coverage_receipt( - ingest: provenance_producer_single_read_ingest, - produced: provenance - ) - source_root_coverage_is_complete(coverage: receipt.coverage) - && (receipt.ingest_read_count == 1) - && (receipt.produced_row_count == 1) - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_git_diff_wire_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_single_read_ingest) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - match provenance { - Cons { head: row, tail: _ } => - let producer_graph = claim_inferred_tree( - root: row.node, - facts: claim_inferred_facts( - type_symbol: ^provenance_producer_type_symbol, - algebra_symbol: ^provenance_producer_algebra_symbol, - descent_symbol: ^provenance_producer_descent_symbol - ) - ) - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: producer_graph, - git_diff: provenance_producer_fixture_git_diff, - provenance: provenance - ) { - Holds { value: reading } => - (producer_graph.root == row.node) - && (reading.edit_locus == producer_graph.root) - && (count_equal( - xs: reading.affected, - item: producer_graph.root, - eq: provenance_producer_node_eq - ) == 1) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } - Empty => false - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - match node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root(ingest: provenance_producer_single_read_ingest) { - Accepted { value: provenance, diagnostics: _ } => - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: provenance_producer_unknown_git_diff, - provenance: provenance - ) { - Holds { value: _ } => false - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => true - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: provenance_producer_unknown_git_diff, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: _ } => false - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_known_uncovered_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: provenance_producer_fixture_git_diff, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: _ } => false - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_reading_from_provenance( - git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly, - provenance: List -) -> Witness> { - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: git_diff, - provenance: provenance - ) { - Holds { value: reading } => Holds { value: reading.affected } - Violates { diagnostic: d } => Violates { diagnostic: d } - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_holds() -> Bool { - match provenance_producer_reading_from_provenance( - git_diff: provenance_producer_narrow_git_diff, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: narrow } => - match provenance_producer_reading_from_provenance( - git_diff: provenance_producer_wide_git_diff, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: wide } => - for_all(xs: narrow, predicate: fn(node) { - provenance_producer_node_in_reading_affected(nodes: wide, needle: node) - }) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_discriminates_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: provenance_producer_narrow_git_diff, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: narrow } => - match affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_set_claim_tree(), - git_diff: provenance_producer_wide_git_diff, - provenance: provenance_producer_node_precision_provenance - ) { - Holds { value: wide } => - (narrow.edit_locus == affected_set_mid) - && (wide.edit_locus == affected_set_root) - && (length(xs: narrow.affected) == 3) - && (length(xs: wide.affected) == 3) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/sg_claims_test.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/sg_claims_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 9cb6350f4cf..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/sg_claims_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.sg_claims - -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.fail_closed_pending_escalation { - fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_boundary_prune_receipt { - irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt { - irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_holds, - irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union, - irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates, - irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt { - irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.closure_deep_chain { - closure_deep_chain_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.closure_superset_safe { - closure_superset_safe_claim_holds -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.provenance_producer { - provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_discriminates_holds, - provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_holds -} - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly -test fn lens_affected_set_irt1_boundary_prune_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_boundary_prune_receipt_claim_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_irt1_fail_closed_pending_escalation_holds() -> Bool { - fail_closed_pending_escalation_claim_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_irt1_fail_closed_absorption_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_fail_closed_absorption_receipt_claim_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_irt1_empty_diff_frontier_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_empty_diff_frontier_receipt_claim_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_closure_deep_chain_holds() -> Bool { - closure_deep_chain_claim_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_closure_superset_safe_holds() -> Bool { - closure_superset_safe_claim_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_public_changed_dimension_receipt_classifies_union() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_dimension_classification_conservative_discriminates() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph_holds() -> Bool { - irt1_public_affected_set_changed_edit_yields_changed_subgraph() -} - -data sg_claims_fast_lane_note: String = "Class C per-PR fixture-wall half (test-decomposition-wcf-cut, 2026-07-25): selectivity superset mechanism REDs and hand-built fail-closed walls in affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag stay in per-PR discovery (under 5s). Source-root ingest/parse pipeline receipts live in long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag and enroll on falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries (nightly falsifier batch 6)." - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_discriminates_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_selectivity_superset_discriminates_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/verified_by_in_frontier.dag b/src/v2/lens/affected_set/verified_by_in_frontier.dag deleted file mode 100644 index d517c094868..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/lens/affected_set/verified_by_in_frontier.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.lens_affected_set.verified_by_in_frontier - -import v2.lens.affected_set { dependency_in_lens_frontier } -import v2.std.dependency { DependencyView, VerifiedBy } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Node, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.verification { - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} - -fn verified_by_node(s: Symbol) -> Node { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: s } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} -} - -data verified_by_root: Node = verified_by_node(s: ^verified_by_root_symbol) - -data verified_by_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: verified_by_root, - dependent: verified_by_node(s: ^verified_by_child_symbol), - kind: VerifiedBy, - usage_site: verified_by_node(s: ^verified_by_child_symbol) -} - -fn verified_by_in_frontier_claim_holds() -> Bool { - dependency_in_lens_frontier(dependency: verified_by_dependency) -} - -fn verified_by_in_frontier_claim_rhs() -> Node { - if verified_by_in_frontier_claim_holds() { - verified_by_root - } else { - Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - } -} - -data claim_verified_by_in_frontier: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "lens_affected_set/verified_by_in_frontier: VerifiedBy in frontier", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: verified_by_root, - rhs: verified_by_in_frontier_claim_rhs(), - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set/affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set/affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index f0f45618f9e..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/affected_set/affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,20 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.affected_set.affected_set_provenance_producer - -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.provenance_producer { - provenance_producer_known_uncovered_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds, - provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds -} - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data affected_set_provenance_producer_fast_lane_note: String = "Class C per-PR fixture-wall half (test-decomposition-wcf-cut, 2026-07-25): fail-closed mechanism REDs over hand-built NodeArtifactProvenance rows — zero parse-pipeline cost, under the 5s fast-lane eval budget. unknown-path and uncovered-fixture-path arms discriminate Violates vs Holds without calling node_artifact_provenance_from_source_root. Selectivity superset receipts live in sg_claims_test.dag. Live-grain ingest/parse pipeline receipts live in long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag and enroll on falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries (nightly falsifier batch 6)." - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_known_uncovered_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_known_uncovered_diff_fail_closed_on_fixture_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/declared_source_ref_selection_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/declared_source_ref_selection_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 787ae5128b0..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/declared_source_ref_selection_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,84 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.claim.declared_source_ref_selection_test - -import v2.compiler.source_authority { - ModuleStorageIndex, - SourceRef, - module_storage_parsed_binding, - source_ref_for_storage_path -} -import v2.lens.affected_set.declared_source_ref_selection { - DeclaredSourceRefsTouched, - DeclaredSourceRefsUntouched, - DeclaredSourceRefsUnresolved, - NoDeclaredSourceRefs, - declared_source_refs_selection_axis -} -import v2.std.artifact { Artifact, SourceFile } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.cross_tree.import_model { V2Tree } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.provenance { span_index_empty } -import v2.std.qualified_name { qualified_name_from_string_segments } -import std.algebra { Cons, Empty } - -data dsr_fixture_index: ModuleStorageIndex = Cons { - head: module_storage_parsed_binding( - module: qualified_name_from_string_segments(segments: ["v2", "compiler", "normalize"]), - artifact: Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^src_v2_compiler_03_normalize_dag, - file_path: "src/v2/compiler/03_normalize.dag" - }, - span_index: span_index_empty(), - source_root: V2Tree - ), - tail: Empty -} - -data dsr_normalize_ref: SourceRef = source_ref_for_storage_path(path: "src/v2/compiler/03_normalize.dag") - -data dsr_fixture_refs: List = [dsr_normalize_ref] - -test fn declared_source_refs_touched_when_emitter_changes() -> Bool { - match declared_source_refs_selection_axis( - index: dsr_fixture_index, - refs: dsr_fixture_refs, - touched_paths: ["src/v2/compiler/03_normalize.dag"] - ) { - DeclaredSourceRefsTouched => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn declared_source_refs_untouched_on_unrelated_path() -> Bool { - match declared_source_refs_selection_axis( - index: dsr_fixture_index, - refs: dsr_fixture_refs, - touched_paths: ["src/v2/std/logic.dag"] - ) { - DeclaredSourceRefsUntouched => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn declared_source_refs_unresolved_when_index_misses_path() -> Bool { - match declared_source_refs_selection_axis( - index: Empty, - refs: dsr_fixture_refs, - touched_paths: ["src/v2/compiler/03_normalize.dag"] - ) { - DeclaredSourceRefsUnresolved { count: 1 } => true - _ => false - } -} - -test fn declared_source_refs_absent_when_list_empty() -> Bool { - match declared_source_refs_selection_axis( - index: dsr_fixture_index, - refs: [], - touched_paths: ["src/v2/compiler/03_normalize.dag"] - ) { - NoDeclaredSourceRefs => true - _ => false - } -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 9dff032742d..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.long.affected_set_provenance_producer_witness - -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.provenance_producer { - provenance_producer_coverage_receipt_holds, - provenance_producer_git_diff_wire_holds, - provenance_producer_parse_coverage_known_diff_fail_closed_holds, - provenance_producer_rejects_beyond_surface_ingest_holds, - provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_ingest_holds, - provenance_producer_single_read_emits_row_holds, - provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_holds -} - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data affected_set_provenance_producer_long_note: String = "Class C live-grain half (test-decomposition-wcf-cut, 2026-07-25): source-root provenance producer ingest/parse pipeline witnesses exceed the per-PR 5s fast-lane eval budget (gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note). Enrolled on falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries (nightly falsifier batch 6). Per-PR fixture-wall coverage: affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag + sg_claims_test.dag selectivity receipts." - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_single_read_emits_row_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_single_read_emits_row_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_ingest_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_ingest_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_rejects_beyond_surface_ingest_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_rejects_beyond_surface_ingest_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_parse_coverage_known_diff_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_parse_coverage_known_diff_fail_closed_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_coverage_receipt_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_coverage_receipt_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_git_diff_wire_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_git_diff_wire_holds() -} - -test fn lens_affected_set_provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - provenance_producer_unknown_diff_fail_closed_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/long/edit_locus_source_provenance_witness_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/long/edit_locus_source_provenance_witness_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 293b4d6c36f..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/long/edit_locus_source_provenance_witness_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.long.edit_locus_source_provenance_witness - -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.edit_locus_resolver { - edit_locus_source_provenance_affected_set_wire_holds, - edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_source_holds, - edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_holds, - edit_locus_source_provenance_parse_root_span_holds -} - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -data edit_locus_source_provenance_long_note: String = "Class C live-grain half (test-decomposition-wcf-cut, 2026-07-25): edit-locus source provenance ingest/parse pipeline witnesses exceed the per-PR 5s fast-lane eval budget (gunbc_ci_fast_lane_rule_note). Enrolled on falsifier_substrate_long_lane_entries (nightly falsifier batch 6). Per-PR fixture-wall coverage: affected_set_provenance_producer_test.dag + sg_claims_test.dag selectivity receipts." - -data edit_locus_source_provenance_wrapper_shadowing_note: String = "The two wrappers below carry a lens_ prefix, NOT the imported fn's own name (the sibling long/affected_set_provenance_producer_witness_test.dag convention). A wrapper declared with the SAME name as the fn it imports does not delegate — the bare call binds to the local test fn and self-recurses until the interpreter's depth refusal (measured 2026-07-26: 'call depth exceeded 100000 ... a bare-name resolution cycle', ~350ms, both rows). Both rows shipped that way and had never executed: batch 6's affected-set selection skipped them on their first scheduled run (30176416535) and the fast-lane budget mis-scope reddened the batch for an unrelated reason, so the self-recursion stayed invisible. The failing shape is decidable — a bare self-call whose only in-scope binding is the enclosing test fn shadowing an import of the same name — so it is a construction-wall candidate rather than a naming convention; carried here as a located receipt until a lens claims it." - -test fn lens_edit_locus_source_provenance_affected_set_wire_holds() -> Bool { - edit_locus_source_provenance_affected_set_wire_holds() -} - -test fn lens_edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_source_holds() -> Bool { - edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_rejects_malformed_source_holds() -} - -test fn lens_edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_holds() -> Bool { - edit_locus_source_provenance_producer_holds() -} - -test fn lens_edit_locus_source_provenance_parse_root_span_holds() -> Bool { - edit_locus_source_provenance_parse_root_span_holds() -} - diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/witness_option_bridge_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/manual/witness_option_bridge_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 52f6ee8b011..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/manual/witness_option_bridge_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.manual.witness_option_bridge - - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test fn map_get_hit_bridges_witness_to_present() -> Bool { - let m = empty_map() |> map_insert("k", 42) - match v2.std.collection.map_get(m, "k") { - Accepted { value: Present { value: v }, diagnostics: _ } => v == 42 - Accepted { value: Absent, diagnostics: _ } => false - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn map_get_miss_bridges_witness_to_absent() -> Bool { - let m = empty_map() - match v2.std.collection.map_get(m, "k") { - Accepted { value: Present { value: _ }, diagnostics: _ } => false - Accepted { value: Absent, diagnostics: _ } => true - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -test fn excluded_propagation_proof_evaluates_true() -> Bool { - excluded_propagation_proof_claim_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/test/workflow/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner_gate_test.dag b/src/v2/test/workflow/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner_gate_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 0f436215e57..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/test/workflow/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner_gate_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.affected_testgen_ci_runner_gate - - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -test data witness_affected_testgen_generator_emits_expected_claim_green: Bool = affected_testgen_generator_emits_expected_claim_holds() - -test data witness_affected_testgen_selects_one_generated_claim_green: Bool = affected_testgen_selects_one_generated_claim_holds() - -test data witness_affected_testgen_dependency_frontier_reaches_generated_input_green: Bool = affected_testgen_dependency_frontier_reaches_generated_input_holds() - -test data witness_affected_testgen_dependency_diff_selects_generated_claim_green: Bool = affected_testgen_dependency_diff_selects_generated_claim_holds() - -test data witness_affected_testgen_generated_claim_run_passes_green: Bool = affected_testgen_generated_claim_run_passes_holds() - -test data witness_affected_testgen_unrelated_diff_selects_no_claims_green: Bool = affected_testgen_unrelated_diff_selects_no_claims_holds() - -test data witness_affected_testgen_fusion_green: Bool = affected_testgen_fusion_holds() diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_ci_runner_test.dag b/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_ci_runner_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index f02d2671221..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_ci_runner_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,306 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.affected_set_ci_runner - -import v2.lens.affected_set { - RerunNodeSet, - RerunNodeSetProduced -} -import v2.std.change { - AffectedSet, - AffectedSetFailClosed, - AffectedSetEvidence, - AffectedSetReason, - ChangeSet -} -import v2.std.algebra { count_equal, filter, length } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Edge, Node, Positional, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.std.verification { - BoolWitness, - BoolWitnessClaim, - EqualsClaim, - TestClaim, - TestClassification, - ManualAnchorAbsent, - Tier1, - UnifiedTestClaim, - Unit, - manual_claim_anchor -} -import v2.workflow.affected_set_selection { - ci_select_from_affected_set, - ci_select_from_rerun_nodes, - test_claim_in_rerun_frontier -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly -data ci_runner_untouched_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^ci_runner_untouched_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data ci_runner_touched_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^ci_runner_touched_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data ci_runner_other_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^ci_runner_other_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data ci_runner_shape_a_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^ci_runner_shape_a_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data ci_runner_shape_b_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^ci_runner_shape_b_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data ci_runner_conj_wrapped_touched_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Positional, - target: ci_runner_touched_node - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data ci_runner_claim_untouched: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "workflow/affected_set_ci_runner: untouched claim input", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: ci_runner_untouched_node, - rhs: ci_runner_untouched_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data ci_runner_claim_touched: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "workflow/affected_set_ci_runner: touched claim input", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: ci_runner_touched_node, - rhs: ci_runner_touched_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data ci_runner_claim_other: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "workflow/affected_set_ci_runner: other claim input", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: ci_runner_other_node, - rhs: ci_runner_other_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data ci_runner_fixture_roster: List = [ - ci_runner_claim_untouched, - ci_runner_claim_touched, - ci_runner_claim_other -] - -data ci_runner_narrow_rerun_nodes: RerunNodeSet = RerunNodeSetProduced { - nodes: [ci_runner_touched_node] -} - -data ci_runner_fail_closed_evidence: AffectedSetEvidence = AffectedSetReason { - reason: ^ci_runner_fail_closed_reason -} - -data ci_runner_fail_closed_affected: AffectedSet = AffectedSetFailClosed { - changes: ChangeSet { changes: [] }, - evidence: ci_runner_fail_closed_evidence -} - -test fn ci_runner_narrow_selection_holds() -> Bool { - let rerun = ci_select_from_rerun_nodes( - roster: ci_runner_fixture_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_narrow_rerun_nodes - ) - (length(xs: rerun) == 1) - && count_equal( - xs: rerun, - item: ci_runner_claim_touched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - -test fn ci_runner_fail_closed_superset_holds() -> Bool { - let roster = ci_select_from_affected_set( - roster: ci_runner_fixture_roster, - affected: ci_runner_fail_closed_affected - ) - (length(xs: roster) == 3) - && count_equal( - xs: roster, - item: ci_runner_claim_untouched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 - && count_equal( - xs: roster, - item: ci_runner_claim_touched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 - && count_equal( - xs: roster, - item: ci_runner_claim_other, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - - - -data ci_runner_claim_shape_a: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "workflow/affected_set_ci_runner: shape-a atom claim", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: ci_runner_shape_a_node, - rhs: ci_runner_shape_a_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data ci_runner_claim_shape_b: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "workflow/affected_set_ci_runner: shape-b atom claim (same shape, different Symbol)", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: ci_runner_shape_b_node, - rhs: ci_runner_shape_b_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data ci_runner_shape_collision_roster: List = [ - ci_runner_claim_shape_a, - ci_runner_claim_shape_b -] - -data ci_runner_shape_collision_rerun_nodes: RerunNodeSet = RerunNodeSetProduced { - nodes: [ci_runner_shape_a_node] -} - -test fn ci_runner_shape_collision_holds() -> Bool { - let rerun = ci_select_from_rerun_nodes( - roster: ci_runner_shape_collision_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_shape_collision_rerun_nodes - ) - (length(xs: rerun) == 1) - && count_equal( - xs: rerun, - item: ci_runner_claim_shape_a, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - - -data ci_runner_claim_conj_wrapped: TestClaim = EqualsClaim { - label: "workflow/affected_set_ci_runner: inner frontier atom inside Conj lhs", - anchor: manual_claim_anchor(anchor: ManualAnchorAbsent), - lhs: ci_runner_conj_wrapped_touched_node, - rhs: ci_runner_conj_wrapped_touched_node, - classification: TestClassification { tier: Tier1, layer: Unit } -} - -data ci_runner_inner_frontier_roster: List = [ - ci_runner_claim_untouched, - ci_runner_claim_conj_wrapped -] - -data ci_runner_inner_frontier_rerun_nodes: RerunNodeSet = RerunNodeSetProduced { - nodes: [ci_runner_touched_node] -} - -test fn ci_runner_inner_frontier_holds() -> Bool { - let rerun = ci_select_from_rerun_nodes( - roster: ci_runner_inner_frontier_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_inner_frontier_rerun_nodes - ) - (length(xs: rerun) == 1) - && count_equal( - xs: rerun, - item: ci_runner_claim_conj_wrapped, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - -fn ci_runner_selected_matches_frontier_discovered( - roster: List, - rerun: RerunNodeSet, - frontier: List, - expected: TestClaim -) -> Bool { - let selected = ci_select_from_rerun_nodes(roster: roster, rerun: rerun) - let discovered = filter( - xs: roster, - predicate: fn(claim) { - test_claim_in_rerun_frontier(claim: claim, frontier: frontier) - } - ) - (length(xs: selected) == length(xs: discovered)) - && count_equal( - xs: selected, - item: expected, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 - && count_equal( - xs: discovered, - item: expected, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - -test fn ci_runner_discovered_equals_selected_narrow_holds() -> Bool { - ci_runner_selected_matches_frontier_discovered( - roster: ci_runner_fixture_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_narrow_rerun_nodes, - frontier: [ci_runner_touched_node], - expected: ci_runner_claim_touched - ) -} - -test fn ci_runner_discovered_equals_roster_on_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - let selected = ci_select_from_affected_set( - roster: ci_runner_fixture_roster, - affected: ci_runner_fail_closed_affected - ) - (length(xs: selected) == length(xs: ci_runner_fixture_roster)) - && count_equal( - xs: selected, - item: ci_runner_claim_untouched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 - && count_equal( - xs: selected, - item: ci_runner_claim_touched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 - && count_equal( - xs: selected, - item: ci_runner_claim_other, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - -test fn ci_runner_discovered_equals_selected_shape_collision_holds() -> Bool { - ci_runner_selected_matches_frontier_discovered( - roster: ci_runner_shape_collision_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_shape_collision_rerun_nodes, - frontier: [ci_runner_shape_a_node], - expected: ci_runner_claim_shape_a - ) -} - -test fn ci_runner_discovered_equals_selected_inner_frontier_holds() -> Bool { - ci_runner_selected_matches_frontier_discovered( - roster: ci_runner_inner_frontier_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_inner_frontier_rerun_nodes, - frontier: [ci_runner_touched_node], - expected: ci_runner_claim_conj_wrapped - ) -} - - diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_selection.dag b/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_selection.dag deleted file mode 100644 index b05cde947b5..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/affected_set_selection.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -module v2.workflow.affected_set_selection - -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.change { AffectedSet } -import v2.std.node { Node } -import v2.std.verification { - TestClaim, - test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier -} -import v2.lens.affected_set { - RerunNodeSet, - RerunNodeSetFailClosed, - RerunNodeSetProduced -} -import v2.std.probe_selector { - CiFailClosedPrior, - diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo, - probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - probe_select_affected_test_claims, - probe_select_rerun_test_claims, - probe_select_test_claims -} - -fn test_claim_in_rerun_frontier(claim: TestClaim, frontier: List) -> Bool { - test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier(c: claim, frontier: frontier) -} - -fn ci_select_from_rerun_nodes(roster: List, rerun: RerunNodeSet) -> List { - match rerun { - RerunNodeSetProduced { nodes: nodes } => - probe_select_rerun_test_claims( - roster: roster, - frontier: nodes, - budget: probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - available: diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo() - ) - RerunNodeSetFailClosed { evidence: _ } => - probe_select_test_claims( - roster: roster, - prior: CiFailClosedPrior {}, - budget: probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - available: diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo() - ) - } -} - -fn ci_select_from_affected_set(roster: List, affected: AffectedSet) -> List { - probe_select_affected_test_claims( - roster: roster, - affected: affected, - budget: probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - available: diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo() - ) -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner.dag b/src/v2/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner.dag deleted file mode 100644 index e6c0fac83b8..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/affected_testgen_ci_runner.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,264 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.affected_testgen_ci_runner - -import v2.compiler.eval { - TestClaimRun, - run_test_claim, - test_claim_run_verdict -} -import v2.compiler.infer { InferredTree } -import v2.lens.affected_set { AffectedSetReading } -import v2.lens.edit_locus { - GitDiffNameOnly, - RepoPath, - affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance -} -import v2.std.algebra { fold_list, length } -import v2.std.artifact { Artifact, NodeArtifactProvenance, SourceFile } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.diagnostic { Accepted, Outcome, Rejected } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Conj, Edge, Named, Node, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.runtime { RuntimeValue } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.std.verdict { Deferred, Pass, SemanticMismatch, BuildFailed, RunFailed } -import v2.std.verification { - RoundTripClaim, - TestClaim, - test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier, - test_claim_input -} -import v2.std.witness { Holds, StructuralPropertyWitness, Violates, Witness } -import v2.std.find_witness { - PreservationPredicate, -} -import v2.lens.testgen { - testgen_emit_witness_validity_claim -} -import v2.test.manual.connective_anchors { stub_empty_conj } -import v2.test.rung_3_4_common { rung34_test_claim_subject } -import v2.test.lens_common.infer_fixture { - claim_inferred_facts, - claim_inferred_tree -} - -data affected_testgen_path_witness_validity: RepoPath = "src/v2/test/claim/generated/witness_validity.dag" -data affected_testgen_path_source_dependency: RepoPath = "src/v2/test/claim/manual/connective_anchors.dag" -data affected_testgen_path_unrelated: RepoPath = "src/v2/test/claim/generated/refinement_preservation.dag" -data affected_testgen_generated_claim_label: String = "witness-validity: constraint-satisfaction holds (positive)" - -data affected_testgen_generated_claim_input: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^affected_testgen_generated_input_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data affected_testgen_source_dependency: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^affected_testgen_source_dependency_symbol } }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Named { name: ^affected_testgen_source_dependency_edge_symbol }, - target: affected_testgen_generated_claim_input - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data affected_testgen_graph_root: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Conj }, - children: [ - Edge { - label: Named { name: ^affected_testgen_graph_edge_symbol }, - target: affected_testgen_source_dependency - } - ], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data affected_testgen_generated_claim_artifact: Artifact = Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^affected_testgen_generated_claim_artifact_id, - file_path: affected_testgen_path_witness_validity -} - -data affected_testgen_source_dependency_artifact: Artifact = Artifact { - kind: SourceFile, - id: ^affected_testgen_source_dependency_artifact_id, - file_path: affected_testgen_path_source_dependency -} - -data affected_testgen_generated_claim_provenance: NodeArtifactProvenance = NodeArtifactProvenance { - node: affected_testgen_generated_claim_input, - artifact: affected_testgen_generated_claim_artifact -} - -data affected_testgen_source_dependency_provenance: NodeArtifactProvenance = NodeArtifactProvenance { - node: affected_testgen_source_dependency, - artifact: affected_testgen_source_dependency_artifact -} - -data affected_testgen_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [affected_testgen_path_witness_validity] -} - -data affected_testgen_dependency_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [affected_testgen_path_source_dependency] -} - -data affected_testgen_unrelated_git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly = GitDiffNameOnly { - changed_paths: [affected_testgen_path_unrelated] -} - -fn affected_testgen_claim_tree() -> InferredTree { - claim_inferred_tree( - root: affected_testgen_graph_root, - facts: claim_inferred_facts( - type_symbol: ^affected_testgen_type_symbol, - algebra_symbol: ^affected_testgen_algebra_symbol, - descent_symbol: ^affected_testgen_descent_symbol - ) - ) -} - -fn affected_testgen_reading_from_fixture_diff( - git_diff: GitDiffNameOnly -) -> Witness { - affected_set_reading_from_git_diff_provenance( - graph: affected_testgen_claim_tree(), - git_diff: git_diff, - provenance: [ - affected_testgen_generated_claim_provenance, - affected_testgen_source_dependency_provenance - ] - ) -} - -fn affected_testgen_emit_generated_claim() -> Outcome { - testgen_emit_witness_validity_claim( - label: affected_testgen_generated_claim_label, - source_facts: stub_empty_conj, - candidate: affected_testgen_generated_claim_input, - predicate: PreservationPredicate { - algebra: stub_empty_conj, - preservation_rule: ^preservation_rule_constraint_satisfaction, - }, - witness: StructuralPropertyWitness { - property: ^preservation_rule_constraint_satisfaction, - evidence: stub_empty_conj, - } - ) -} - -fn affected_testgen_generated_claims_for_reading( - reading: AffectedSetReading -) -> List { - match affected_testgen_emit_generated_claim() { - Accepted { value: claim, diagnostics: _ } => - if test_claim_evaluation_touches_rerun_frontier(c: claim, frontier: reading.affected) { - [claim] - } else { - [] - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => [] - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_selected_claims() -> List { - match affected_testgen_reading_from_fixture_diff(git_diff: affected_testgen_git_diff) { - Holds { value: reading } => - affected_testgen_generated_claims_for_reading(reading: reading) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => [] - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_dependency_selected_claims() -> List { - match affected_testgen_reading_from_fixture_diff(git_diff: affected_testgen_dependency_git_diff) { - Holds { value: reading } => - affected_testgen_generated_claims_for_reading(reading: reading) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => [] - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_run_claim(claim: TestClaim) -> TestClaimRun { - run_test_claim( - subject: rung34_test_claim_subject( - claim: claim, - evaluator_input: test_claim_input(c: claim) - ) - ) -} - -fn affected_testgen_selected_claim_runs_pass(claim: TestClaim) -> Bool { - match test_claim_run_verdict(run: affected_testgen_run_claim(claim: claim)) { - Pass => true - SemanticMismatch { actual: _, falsification: _ } => false - BuildFailed { actual: _, diagnostic: _ } => false - RunFailed { actual: _, diagnostic: _ } => false - Deferred { actual: _, diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_node_in_list(nodes: List, needle: Node) -> Bool { - fold_list( - xs: nodes, - empty: false, - cons: fn(found, node) { - found || (node == needle) - } - ) -} - -fn affected_testgen_generator_emits_expected_claim_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_testgen_emit_generated_claim() { - Accepted { value: RoundTripClaim { label: label, anchor: _, input: _, classification: _ }, diagnostics: _ } => - label == affected_testgen_generated_claim_label - _ => false - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_selects_one_generated_claim_holds() -> Bool { - length(xs: affected_testgen_selected_claims()) == 1 -} - -fn affected_testgen_dependency_frontier_reaches_generated_input_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_testgen_reading_from_fixture_diff(git_diff: affected_testgen_dependency_git_diff) { - Holds { value: reading } => - reading.edit_locus == affected_testgen_source_dependency - && affected_testgen_node_in_list( - nodes: reading.affected, - needle: affected_testgen_generated_claim_input - ) - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => false - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_dependency_diff_selects_generated_claim_holds() -> Bool { - length(xs: affected_testgen_dependency_selected_claims()) == 1 -} - -fn affected_testgen_generated_claim_run_passes_holds() -> Bool { - length(xs: affected_testgen_selected_claims()) == 1 - && fold_list( - xs: affected_testgen_selected_claims(), - empty: true, - cons: fn(acc, claim) { - acc && affected_testgen_selected_claim_runs_pass(claim: claim) - } - ) -} - -fn affected_testgen_unrelated_diff_selects_no_claims_holds() -> Bool { - match affected_testgen_reading_from_fixture_diff(git_diff: affected_testgen_unrelated_git_diff) { - Holds { value: reading } => - length(xs: affected_testgen_generated_claims_for_reading(reading: reading)) == 0 - Violates { diagnostic: _ } => true - } -} - -fn affected_testgen_fusion_holds() -> Bool { - affected_testgen_generator_emits_expected_claim_holds() - && affected_testgen_selects_one_generated_claim_holds() - && affected_testgen_dependency_frontier_reaches_generated_input_holds() - && affected_testgen_dependency_diff_selects_generated_claim_holds() - && affected_testgen_generated_claim_run_passes_holds() - && affected_testgen_unrelated_diff_selects_no_claims_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/batch_runner.dag b/src/v2/workflow/batch_runner.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 091bb756bfb..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/batch_runner.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,196 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.batch_runner - -import v2.std.algebra { fold_list_right, length, list_snoc_item } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.dependency { DataDependsOn, DependencyView } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.node { Atom, Node, Symbol, TypeNode, SyntheticOccurrence } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.workflow.executor { - ExecutorBatch, - ExecutorRunBlocked, - ExecutorRunComplete, - ExecutorRunRunnable, - parallel_executor_plan_from_dependencies -} - -type ClaimRef { - entry: String - function: String -} - -data bre_suite_entry: String = "src/v2/workflow/affected_set_ci_runner_test.dag" - -data bre_core_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^bre_core_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data bre_a_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^bre_a_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data bre_b_node: Node = Node { - kind: TypeNode { connective: Atom { identity: ^bre_b_symbol } }, - children: [], - occurrence_id: SyntheticOccurrence -} - -data bre_core_to_a_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: bre_core_node, - dependent: bre_a_node, - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: bre_a_node -} - -data bre_core_to_b_dependency: DependencyView = DependencyView { - source: bre_core_node, - dependent: bre_b_node, - kind: DataDependsOn, - usage_site: bre_b_node -} - -data bre_suite_nodes: List = [ - bre_core_node, - bre_a_node, - bre_b_node -] - -data bre_suite_dependencies: List = [ - bre_core_to_a_dependency, - bre_core_to_b_dependency -] - -data bre_unmapped_function: String = "__batch_runner_unmapped_or_incomplete__" - -fn bre_unrunnable_sentinel() -> ClaimRef { - ClaimRef { entry: "", function: bre_unmapped_function } -} - -fn bre_claim_ref_for_node(node: Node) -> ClaimRef { - if node == bre_core_node { - ClaimRef { entry: bre_suite_entry, function: "ci_runner_narrow_selection_holds" } - } else { - if node == bre_a_node { - ClaimRef { entry: bre_suite_entry, function: "ci_runner_fail_closed_superset_holds" } - } else { - if node == bre_b_node { - ClaimRef { entry: bre_suite_entry, function: "ci_runner_shape_collision_holds" } - } else { - bre_unrunnable_sentinel() - } - } - } -} - -fn bre_refs_for_batch(batch: ExecutorBatch) -> List { - fold(batch.jobs, init: [], f: fn(acc, job) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: bre_claim_ref_for_node(node: job.node)) - }) -} - -fn bre_claim_batches() -> List> { - match parallel_executor_plan_from_dependencies( - nodes: bre_suite_nodes, - dependencies: bre_suite_dependencies, - scheduled: [] - ) { - ExecutorRunComplete { batches: batches, scheduled: _ } => - fold(batches, init: [], f: fn(acc, batch) { - list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: bre_refs_for_batch(batch: batch)) - }) - - ExecutorRunRunnable { batch: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => [[bre_unrunnable_sentinel()]] - ExecutorRunBlocked { evidence: _, batches: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => [[bre_unrunnable_sentinel()]] - } -} - -fn bre_empty_deps_yields_one_batch() -> Bool { - match parallel_executor_plan_from_dependencies( - nodes: bre_suite_nodes, - dependencies: [], - scheduled: [] - ) { - ExecutorRunComplete { batches: batches, scheduled: _ } => length(xs: batches) == 1 - ExecutorRunRunnable { batch: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => false - ExecutorRunBlocked { evidence: _, batches: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => false - } -} - -fn bre_full_deps_yields_two_batches() -> Bool { - match parallel_executor_plan_from_dependencies( - nodes: bre_suite_nodes, - dependencies: bre_suite_dependencies, - scheduled: [] - ) { - ExecutorRunComplete { batches: batches, scheduled: _ } => length(xs: batches) == 2 - ExecutorRunRunnable { batch: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => false - ExecutorRunBlocked { evidence: _, batches: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => false - } -} - -fn bre_empty_suite_yields_no_batches() -> Bool { - match parallel_executor_plan_from_dependencies( - nodes: [], - dependencies: [], - scheduled: [] - ) { - ExecutorRunComplete { batches: batches, scheduled: _ } => length(xs: batches) == 0 - ExecutorRunRunnable { batch: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => false - ExecutorRunBlocked { evidence: _, batches: _, scheduled: _, remaining: _ } => false - } -} - -fn bre_degenerate_empty_plan() -> List> { - [] -} - -type BatchExecutorAuthorityRow { - label: String - entry: String - function: String -} - -data bre_authority_gate_entry: String = "src/v2/workflow/batch_runner.dag" - -data bre_authority_row_empty_deps: BatchExecutorAuthorityRow = BatchExecutorAuthorityRow { - label: "batch-executor authority: empty deps -> one batch", - entry: bre_authority_gate_entry, - function: "bre_empty_deps_yields_one_batch" -} - -data bre_authority_row_full_deps: BatchExecutorAuthorityRow = BatchExecutorAuthorityRow { - label: "batch-executor authority: full deps -> two batches", - entry: bre_authority_gate_entry, - function: "bre_full_deps_yields_two_batches" -} - -data bre_authority_row_empty_suite: BatchExecutorAuthorityRow = BatchExecutorAuthorityRow { - label: "batch-executor degenerate: empty suite -> zero batches", - entry: bre_authority_gate_entry, - function: "bre_empty_suite_yields_no_batches" -} - -data bre_authority_rows: List = [ - bre_authority_row_empty_deps, - bre_authority_row_full_deps, - bre_authority_row_empty_suite -] - -fn bre_authority_rows_tsv() -> String { - fold_list_right( - xs: bre_authority_rows, - empty: "", - snoc: fn(acc, row) { - concat(acc, - concat(row.label, - concat("\t", - concat(row.entry, - concat("\t", - concat(row.function, "\n")))))) - } - ) -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/glob_discovery.dag b/src/v2/workflow/glob_discovery.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 4135130862a..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/glob_discovery.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.glob_discovery - -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.test.workflow.glob_discovery_law { - discovered_contains_bool_witness_decl_by_name -} -import v2.test.workflow.host_discovered_owned_data_manifest { - host_discovered_owned_decls, - host_owned_data_discovery_receipt -} - -fn glob_discovery_smoke_set_is_nonempty() -> Bool { - host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.unified_claim_arm_count > 0 -} - -data witness_glob_discovery_smoke_set_is_nonempty: Bool = glob_discovery_smoke_set_is_nonempty() - -fn discovered_bool_witness_claim_count_is_positive() -> Bool { - host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.bool_witness_claim_arm_count > 0 -} - -data witness_discovered_bool_witness_claim_count_is_positive: Bool = discovered_bool_witness_claim_count_is_positive() - -fn glob_discovery_bool_witness_transport_is_complete() -> Bool { - (host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.illegal_other_init_count == 0) - && host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.transport_projection_complete -} - -data witness_glob_discovery_bool_witness_transport_is_complete: Bool = glob_discovery_bool_witness_transport_is_complete() - -fn discovered_bool_witness_transport_projection_is_complete() -> Bool { - (host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.bool_witness_claim_arm_count == host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.bool_witness_transport_row_count) - && host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.transport_projection_complete -} - -data witness_discovered_bool_witness_transport_projection_is_complete: Bool = discovered_bool_witness_transport_projection_is_complete() - -data discovery_perturb_fixture_decl_name: String = "unified_claim_edit_locus_narrow" - -fn discovery_type_head_perturb_fixture_decl_is_bool_witness_arm() -> Bool { - discovered_contains_bool_witness_decl_by_name( - xs: host_discovered_owned_decls, - decl_name: discovery_perturb_fixture_decl_name - ) -} - -data witness_discovery_type_head_perturb_fixture_decl_is_bool_witness_arm: Bool = discovery_type_head_perturb_fixture_decl_is_bool_witness_arm() diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_affected_tests.dag b/src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_affected_tests.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 1609745c715..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_affected_tests.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,78 +0,0 @@ -module v2.workflow.probe_selector_affected_tests - -import v2.std.algebra { count_equal, length } -import v2.std.change { AffectedSet } -import v2.std.collection { List } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.probe_selector { - CostBudget, - DiagnosticCapabilityFacts, - SuspectedCausePrior, - diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo, - host_health_hypothesis_reachability, - probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - probe_select_affected_test_claims, - probe_select_host_health -} -import v2.std.verification { TestClaim } -import v2.test.workflow.affected_set_ci_runner { - ci_runner_claim_touched, - ci_runner_fail_closed_affected, - ci_runner_fixture_roster, - ci_runner_narrow_rerun_nodes -} -import v2.workflow.affected_set_selection { ci_select_from_rerun_nodes } - -fn wf_affected_tests_enumerate_available() -> DiagnosticCapabilityFacts { - diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo() -} - -fn wf_affected_tests_select_claims( - roster: List, - affected: AffectedSet -) -> List { - probe_select_affected_test_claims( - roster: roster, - affected: affected, - budget: probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - available: wf_affected_tests_enumerate_available() - ) -} - -fn wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_ci_fail_closed_holds() -> Bool { - let selected = probe_select_affected_test_claims( - roster: ci_runner_fixture_roster, - affected: ci_runner_fail_closed_affected, - budget: probe_ci_unbounded_budget, - available: diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo() - ) - length(xs: selected) == 3 -} - -fn wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_ci_narrow_holds() -> Bool { - let selected = ci_select_from_rerun_nodes( - roster: ci_runner_fixture_roster, - rerun: ci_runner_narrow_rerun_nodes - ) - (length(xs: selected) == 1) - && count_equal( - xs: selected, - item: ci_runner_claim_touched, - eq: fn(left, right) { left == right } - ) != 0 -} - -fn wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_host_health_holds() -> Bool { - let selected = probe_select_host_health( - prior: SuspectedCausePrior { hypothesis: host_health_hypothesis_reachability }, - budget: CostBudget { max_cost: 100 }, - available: diagnostic_capability_ci_in_repo() - ) - length(xs: selected) > 0 -} - -fn wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_with_host_health_holds() -> Bool { - wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_ci_fail_closed_holds() - && wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_ci_narrow_holds() - && wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_host_health_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_ci_runner_test.dag b/src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_ci_runner_test.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 6f91f0c65ff..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/probe_selector_ci_runner_test.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.probe_selector_ci_runner - -import v2.std.algebra { length } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.probe_selector { - CostBudget, - SuspectedCausePrior, - host_health_hypothesis_standoff_cap_vddq, - host_supply_srv2, - probe_availability_conditioning_keystone_holds -} -import v2.workflow.probe_selector_affected_tests { wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_with_host_health_holds } -import v2.workflow.probe_selector_host_health { - wf_host_health_enumerate_available, - wf_host_health_select_probes -} -import v2.std.live_tree { LiveTreeDisposition, SubstrateInputsOnly } - -data live_tree_disposition: LiveTreeDisposition = SubstrateInputsOnly - -fn probe_selector_availability_conditioning_holds() -> Bool { - probe_availability_conditioning_keystone_holds() -} - -fn probe_selector_one_kernel_inhabited_holds() -> Bool { - probe_availability_conditioning_keystone_holds() - && wf_affected_tests_one_kernel_with_host_health_holds() -} - -fn probe_selector_srv2_walkthrough_spine_holds() -> Bool { - let available = wf_host_health_enumerate_available(supply: host_supply_srv2) - let selected = wf_host_health_select_probes( - prior: SuspectedCausePrior { hypothesis: host_health_hypothesis_standoff_cap_vddq }, - budget: CostBudget { max_cost: 100 }, - available: available - ) - length(xs: selected) == 1 -} - -test fn probe_selector_ci_runner_availability_holds() -> Bool { - probe_selector_availability_conditioning_holds() -} - -test fn probe_selector_ci_runner_one_kernel_holds() -> Bool { - probe_selector_one_kernel_inhabited_holds() -} - -test fn probe_selector_ci_runner_srv2_spine_holds() -> Bool { - probe_selector_srv2_walkthrough_spine_holds() -} diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/unified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence.dag b/src/v2/workflow/unified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence.dag deleted file mode 100644 index 47f1601f848..00000000000 --- a/src/v2/workflow/unified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence.dag +++ /dev/null @@ -1,93 +0,0 @@ -module v2.test.workflow.unified_test_claim_substrate_equivalence - -import v2.std.diagnostic { Accepted, Rejected } -import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.verification { - EvalOnly, - NodeCorpus, - UnifiedBoolWitnessModality, - UnifiedNodeCorpusModality, - UnifiedTestClaim, - bool_witness_descriptor, - bool_witness_matches_entry_function, - unified_test_claim_bool_witness, - unified_test_claim_modality -} -import v2.test.lens_affected_set.edit_locus_resolver { - edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds_symbol, - unified_claim_edit_locus_narrow -} -import v2.std.text { String } -import v2.test.manual.eval_runtime { claim_eval_test_claim_route } -import v2.test.workflow.host_discovered_owned_data_manifest { - host_owned_data_discovery_receipt -} - -data substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_witness_entry: String = "src/v2/lens/affected_set/edit_locus_resolver_test.dag" - -fn substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_unified_claim() -> UnifiedTestClaim { - unified_claim_edit_locus_narrow -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_sample_node_corpus_claim() -> UnifiedTestClaim { - NodeCorpus { - claim: claim_eval_test_claim_route, - transport: EvalOnly - } -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_glob_discovery_marker_preserves_entry_function() -> Bool { - match unified_test_claim_bool_witness(c: substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_unified_claim()) { - Accepted { value: w, diagnostics: None } => - bool_witness_matches_entry_function( - w: w, - entry: substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_witness_entry, - function: edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds_symbol - ) - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_bool_modality_discriminates() -> Bool { - match unified_test_claim_modality(c: substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_unified_claim()) { - UnifiedBoolWitnessModality => true - UnifiedNodeCorpusModality => false - } -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_node_corpus_modality_discriminates() -> Bool { - match unified_test_claim_modality(c: substrate_equivalence_sample_node_corpus_claim()) { - UnifiedNodeCorpusModality => true - UnifiedBoolWitnessModality => false - } -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_unified_claim_preserves_bool_fields() -> Bool { - match unified_test_claim_bool_witness(c: substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_unified_claim()) { - Accepted { value: extracted, diagnostics: None } => - match unified_test_claim_bool_witness(c: bool_witness_descriptor(w: extracted)) { - Accepted { value: w, diagnostics: None } => - bool_witness_matches_entry_function( - w: w, - entry: substrate_equivalence_sample_bool_witness_entry, - function: edit_locus_narrow_resolution_holds_symbol - ) - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } - Rejected { diagnostics: _ } => false - } -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_discovery_set_is_nonempty_by_execution() -> Bool { - host_owned_data_discovery_receipt.unified_claim_arm_count > 0 -} - -fn substrate_equivalence_holds() -> Bool { - substrate_equivalence_discovery_set_is_nonempty_by_execution() - && substrate_equivalence_glob_discovery_marker_preserves_entry_function() - && substrate_equivalence_bool_modality_discriminates() - && substrate_equivalence_node_corpus_modality_discriminates() - && substrate_equivalence_unified_claim_preserves_bool_fields() -} - -data witness_substrate_equivalence: Bool = substrate_equivalence_holds() From 6a8494dcace244a7f870642d5d4d614dcc876287 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 09:22:49 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 58/81] Delete the entry-to-module join, and the refusal apparatus that guarded it The manifest received TWO projections of one inventory -- 10,452 sites keyed by entry, and a 3,680-row entry-to-module list -- and joined them back together inside the fold. But `InventoryWitnessFile` already carries `module_path`, read from the same inventory entry in the same iteration, two lines above where the site record was built and threw it away. The join re-derived in the interpreter a fact the producer held in hand. It also guarded a state with no constructor. Both projections came from ONE collection keyed by ONE file path, so every site's entry appeared exactly once and the join's answer was always "exactly one". `ModulePathNotUnique` had no reachable producer, and two complete floor runs emitted zero identity refusals. So the site now carries its module. That is DESIGN 4b's climb -- construction replacing validation -- and what it makes unwritable is not merely unchecked: "a site whose entry names no unique module" has no representation at all. DELETED, and most of it is machinery that existed only to serve the join: `ModulePathBinding`, `build_entry_module_index`, `EntryModuleBinding`, `resolve_site`, `resolve_sites`, the `bindings` parameter through two functions, the host's second inventory projection, `ResolvedWitness` with both its arms, `WitnessIdentityRefusal` with both of ITS arms, and the `DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous` refusal. `QualifiedIdentityClaimedByManySites` went with them: it had no constructor anywhere in the corpus and survived only by being imported. `Floor2Plan`, `Floor2PlanAdmission`, `resolved_witness_refusals`, `floor2_plan_refusals`, `admit_floor2_plan` and `floor2_prepared_subject_count` are deleted too. They were a second, unused plan representation that `required_floor` replaced; nothing outside their own file consumed them, and they stayed compilable only because they leaned on the arms above. A second answer to "which claims does this subject have" is exactly the dual authority the cut exists to remove. Two of the deleted items -- `build_entry_module_index` and `EntryModuleBinding` -- were added by me earlier in this same session, to make the join cheaper. That is the right outcome rather than an embarrassing one: indexing a join is the best available move only while the join is assumed; asking why the fact needed joining at all deletes both the join and its index. MEASURED, same subject, same host. Manifest evaluation 289s -> 267s and 9.94GB -> 9.82GB, whole-corpus preparation clean at zero diagnostics. The wall saving is small and stated as small: the join was roughly 8% of the phase. The remaining 267s is not algorithmic -- it is per-site interpreter overhead for a projection Rust performs in 48ms -- and no further deletion closes that gap. Net 258 lines removed against 61 added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 41 ++--- src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag | 118 ++------------- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 160 ++++---------------- 3 files changed, 61 insertions(+), 258 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 9ed02496b06..ed5d3365961 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41606,29 +41606,17 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // the .dag manifest evaluation and admission decoding. Four superlinear shapes are known // to live in the manifest, which is a ranked hypothesis list and not an attribution: the // seams below are what turn the gap into one located term. - floor_seam("site-binding-projection"); + floor_seam("site-projection"); let projection_started = std::time::Instant::now(); let files = inventory_witness_files(&prepared); - let bindings: Vec = prepared - .inventory - .iter() - .map(|e| { - record_value( - &hermetic, - "ModulePathBinding", - vec![ - ( - "entry", - v1_interpreter::str_value(e.path.replace('\\', "/")), - ), - ( - "module_path", - v1_interpreter::str_value(e.module_path.clone()), - ), - ], - ) - }) - .collect(); + // THE SITE CARRIES ITS MODULE. `InventoryWitnessFile` already holds `module_path`, read from + // the same inventory entry in the same iteration, so the site is complete at construction. + // + // This replaced a second projection of the WHOLE inventory into an entry-to-module list -- + // 3,680 records marshalled into the interpreter -- which the .dag manifest then JOINED back + // onto the sites by `entry`. Both lists came from one collection keyed by one file path, so + // the join re-derived inside the fold a fact this loop held two lines earlier, and its answer + // was always "exactly one". The refusal for the other cases had no reachable producer. let mut sites: Vec = Vec::new(); for file in &files { for function in &file.functions { @@ -41638,15 +41626,18 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( vec![ ("entry", v1_interpreter::str_value(file.path.clone())), ("function", v1_interpreter::str_value(function.clone())), + ( + "module_path", + v1_interpreter::str_value(file.module_path.clone()), + ), ], )); } } eprintln!( - "[floor-phase] phase=site-binding-projection state=completed wall_ms={} sites={} bindings={} files={}", + "[floor-phase] phase=site-projection state=completed wall_ms={} sites={} files={}", projection_started.elapsed().as_millis(), sites.len(), - bindings.len(), files.len() ); let subject = record_value( @@ -41677,10 +41668,6 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( "required_floor_attempt", &[ (Some("subject".to_string()), subject), - ( - Some("bindings".to_string()), - v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(bindings.into())), - ), ( Some("hermetic_sites".to_string()), v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new(sites.into())), diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag b/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag index 3083f616dbb..e50db699a46 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag @@ -46,9 +46,25 @@ type SubjectExclusionGround = ExcludedDeliberatelyInvalidFixture { property_witness: Symbol } | ExcludedOutsideDeclaredSourceRoots { containing_root: Symbol } +// THE SITE CARRIES ITS MODULE, because the host already knows it. +// +// `entry` and `module_path` are read from ONE inventory entry in one iteration -- the host +// parsed the file to prepare the subject, so the file's module is in hand at the moment the site +// is built. Carrying only `entry` here forced the manifest to ship a second 3,680-row +// entry-to-module list into the interpreter and JOIN it back, re-deriving inside the fold a fact +// the producer held two lines earlier. +// +// It also made a refusal for a state that cannot exist. Both lists were projected from the same +// inventory keyed by the same file path, so every site's entry appeared exactly once and the +// join's answer was always "exactly one" -- `ModulePathNotUnique` had no reachable producer, and +// two complete floor runs emitted zero identity refusals. Carrying the module here is the +// construction that makes the absent case unrepresentable rather than validated (DESIGN 4b: +// construction over validation), which is why the refusal arms below are gone rather than kept +// "just in case". type WitnessSite { entry: String function: String + module_path: String } // WITNESS IDENTITY IS `module.function`, NEVER the bare function name. @@ -70,112 +86,10 @@ type WitnessIdentity { module_path: String function: String } - -type WitnessIdentityRefusal - = ModulePathNotUnique { site: WitnessSite } - | QualifiedIdentityClaimedByManySites { qualified: String, sites: List } - -type ResolvedWitness - = WitnessIdentified { identity: WitnessIdentity, site: WitnessSite } - | WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: WitnessIdentityRefusal } - -type Floor2Plan { - subject: PreparedSubjectSpec - claims: List -} - -// A plan whose claim list carries ANY refusal is not a runnable plan. This is the -// fail-closed arm: the run does not proceed with the identifiable subset and -// report on the rest, because a partial roster reported as a roster is the same -// silent narrowing the identity rule exists to prevent. -type Floor2PlanAdmission - = Floor2PlanRunnable { plan: Floor2Plan } - | Floor2PlanRefused { refusals: List } - fn witness_identity_qualified_name(identity: WitnessIdentity) -> String { concat(concat(identity.module_path, "."), identity.function) } -fn resolved_witness_refusals( - acc: List, - resolved: ResolvedWitness -) -> List { - match resolved { - WitnessIdentified { identity: _, site: _ } => acc - WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: r } => list_snoc_item(xs: acc, item: r) - } -} - -// The fold's empty case is DECLARED rather than written as a bare literal: an -// empty list literal carries no element type, so the accumulator's identity would -// come from inference at the call site rather than from the type this fold is -// about. -data floor2_no_refusals: List = [] - -fn floor2_plan_refusals(plan: Floor2Plan) -> List { - fold_list(xs: plan.claims, empty: floor2_no_refusals, cons: resolved_witness_refusals) -} - -// EXACTLY TWO HOST PRIMITIVES REMAIN, and naming them is what keeps this model honest -// rather than aspirational: build an evaluable context from a declared source set, and -// evaluate one qualified name in that context. Both are interpreter capability, not -// floor policy, and neither can be modeled here until self-hosting closes — a .dag -// function cannot construct the interpreter that runs it. Everything else the runner -// used to decide — roster grouping, witness identity, refusal arms, admission, and the -// verdict fold — is a fact of this module, so changing floor policy is a row edit rather -// than a Rust edit. -// -// CUTOVER STANDING, stated at the scope it actually has. The required floor's DISCOVERED -// witness corpus now executes this way: cli_run's run_discovery_corpus_with_options_inner -// routes to run_discovery_rows_against_prepared_subject when selection is Off and the -// roster was walked from scan_dirs, which is every ordinary merge-critical witness batch -// (ci_floor_plan corpus_runnable_for). That branch returns BEFORE the entry-major -// machinery, so the corpus index build, the per-roster pre-resolve closure walk, the -// frontier attribution and the width governor are not merely unused on it -- they are not -// reached. There is no width to govern when there is one subject, so the path is width-one -// by construction rather than by policy. -// -// WHAT IS NOT CLAIMED, because two populations still run entry-major and saying otherwise -// would be rung inflation. Selection-bearing lanes (the falsifier cadence, the expect-red -// quarantine probes, the v1 scoped batch) need per-entry frontier evaluation, which is -// exactly what an entry-private context supplies; retiring that is the follow-on that -// removes node_frontier_selection from Runnable, not this change. And the explicit-entry -// lanes (the Wet execution corpus, the bin-witness corpus) name around ten entries each, -// where one whole-tree preparation serving ten is the same cost-shape defect pointing the -// other way. So run_discovery_rows is NOT deleted, and this note does not say the floor is -// one subject -- it says the batch that cost 1927.6s of preparation is. - -fn admit_floor2_plan(plan: Floor2Plan) -> Floor2PlanAdmission { - let refusals = floor2_plan_refusals(plan: plan) - if length(xs: refusals) == 0 { - Floor2PlanRunnable { plan: plan } - } else { - Floor2PlanRefused { refusals: refusals } - } -} - -// Zero per-entry graph resolves holds two ways, and only one of them is a check. -// CONSTRUCTION: the prepared subject is named once by PreparedSubjectSpec and the claim -// carries only an identity, so nothing a consumer holds can name a source root, an -// index, a resolver, or an entry path — an entry-private compiler world is -// unrepresentable rather than merely counted. COUNTER: the host still reports its -// resolve count, which catches a regression in the seed below this model. Dissolve-on: -// the seed's context construction becomes a modeled realization, at which point the -// counter has no independent subject and deletes. -// -// And per-entry graph construction has no representation here AT ALL: no field, -// arm, or function in this module names an entry-private resolve, so a consumer -// of this plan cannot request one. -// -// THE PREPARATION COUNT IS A PROPERTY OF THE PLAN, not an observation of the run. -// One plan names one subject, so a plan cannot express two preparations and a -// consumer cannot accidentally perform a second one. "prepared_subject_count == 1" -// therefore holds by the shape of Floor2Plan; the runner's counter is a -// regression control over the host, not the guarantee. -fn floor2_prepared_subject_count(plan: Floor2Plan) -> Int { - 1 -} - // WHICH EXECUTION KEY A BATCH GETS IS FLOOR POLICY, so it is a row here rather than a // condition in the seed. The note above claims changing floor policy is a row edit and not // a Rust edit; landing the routing rule only in cli_run would have made that sentence false diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 01f80bc1a22..7424e306b78 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -6,14 +6,8 @@ import v2.std.logic { Bool } import v2.std.text { String } import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq } import v2.workflow.floor2_prepared_subject { - ResolvedWitness, - WitnessIdentified, WitnessIdentity, - WitnessIdentityRefusal, - WitnessIdentityRefused, WitnessSite, - ModulePathNotUnique, - QualifiedIdentityClaimedByManySites, witness_identity_qualified_name } @@ -109,18 +103,6 @@ fn disposition_is_required_floor(d: WitnessDisposition) -> Bool { } } -// A file's module path, observed once from the one source inventory. -// -// This is a HOST OBSERVATION, not a declared binding: the host parsed every admitted file to -// prepare the subject, so it already knows each file's module and reports what it read. The -// alternative — declaring the module path beside the entry path in .dag — is the second -// representation of the path/module binding that DESIGN's module-identity-vs-storage thread -// exists to remove, and it decays exactly the way a positional citation does. -type ModulePathBinding { - entry: String - module_path: String -} - // The manifest refuses rather than deduplicating. Silently merging populations is how a // declaration enrolled twice under conflicting modes becomes one arbitrary winner — and the // losing mode is precisely the fact worth having. Each arm names the exact qualified @@ -128,7 +110,6 @@ type ModulePathBinding { type ManifestRefusal = DeclarationEnrolledTwice { qualified: String } | DeclarationEnrolledWithConflictingModes { qualified: String } - | DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous { refusal: WitnessIdentityRefusal } // ADMISSION IS ALL-OR-NOTHING. A manifest carrying any refusal does not run its clean subset // and report on the rest: a narrowed roster presented as a roster is the silent narrowing @@ -157,85 +138,6 @@ fn required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: RequiredFloorClaim) -> String { witness_identity_qualified_name(identity: claim.declaration) } -// IDENTITY DERIVATION IS A JOIN AGAINST THE OBSERVED BINDINGS, not a lookup with a fallback. -// -// A site whose entry appears in no binding has no identity, and the honest answer is the -// refusal the carrier already models. Substituting the bare function name — the shape that -// works per-entry and silently collapses under a shared subject — is the exact failure -// `WitnessIdentity` exists to make unwritable. -// THE ENTRY-TO-MODULE JOIN, INDEXED ONCE INSTEAD OF RESCANNED PER SITE. -// -// This replaced a per-site fold over the WHOLE binding list, which cost sites x bindings: on -// the measured subject 10,407 x 3,675 = 38.2 million binding examinations to answer a question -// with 3,675 distinct answers. The relation is a function from entry to its bindings, so it is -// built once and read per site — the same relation asked the cheap way, not a different answer. -// -// The superseded fold is deleted rather than left beside this. Keeping it would leave a second -// spelling of one relation with no caller, and the next reader would have to prove which one -// production uses before touching either. -// -// The grouped value models the ARITY, not the population, because arity is the entire verdict: -// `resolve_site` identifies on exactly one binding and refuses on zero and on many. Nothing -// downstream ever consumes the ordered list of a contested entry's paths. -// -// Retaining the list instead would make the relation quadratic in an entry's own multiplicity — -// each additional binding re-walks and re-copies everything already grouped under that entry — -// to build a population whose only use is `length(..) == 1`. Modelling the arity makes the -// grouping linear in the bindings regardless of how contested any single entry is, and it makes -// the discarded ordering unwritable rather than merely unused. -// -// A repeated IDENTICAL path is still ambiguity. Two bindings claiming one entry means the -// observation does not name one module, and deduplicating here would answer a question about -// the observation with an assumption about it. -type EntryModuleBinding - = EntryModuleUnique { module_path: String } - | EntryModuleAmbiguous - -// Nothing reads the map's own traversal order — no `map_keys`, no `map_values` — so this -// introduces no order-exposing operation (`v2.lens.determinism` refuses those, and correctly). -fn build_entry_module_index(bindings: List) -> Map { - fold_list(xs: bindings, empty: empty_map(), cons: fn(acc, b) { - map_insert( - m: acc, - key: b.entry, - value: match map_lookup(m: acc, key: b.entry) { - Absent => EntryModuleUnique { module_path: b.module_path } - Present { value: _ } => EntryModuleAmbiguous - } - ) - }) -} - -// Exactly one binding identifies; zero and many both refuse, and they refuse through the same -// arm because both mean the same thing to a consumer: this entry does not name one module. -// -// The lookup is total, so absence is the zero case and not a miss to be papered over. There is -// no substrate-failure arm to dispose of here precisely because `map_lookup` has none to give. -fn resolve_site(index: Map, site: WitnessSite) -> ResolvedWitness { - match map_lookup(m: index, key: site.entry) { - Present { value: EntryModuleUnique { module_path: path } } => - WitnessIdentified { - identity: WitnessIdentity { module_path: path, function: site.function }, - site: site - } - Present { value: EntryModuleAmbiguous } => - WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: ModulePathNotUnique { site: site } } - Absent => - WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: ModulePathNotUnique { site: site } } - } -} - -// The index is a parameter rather than built here, so the ONE observed relation is constructed -// once per manifest and read by every site class. Building it per call would rebuild the same -// relation once per site population — smaller than the per-site rebuild this replaced, and the -// same mistake one level up. -fn resolve_sites( - index: Map, - sites: List -) -> List { - list_map(xs: sites, f: fn(s) { resolve_site(index: index, site: s) }) -} - // A resolved witness becomes a claim, or contributes its refusal. Both halves are produced in // one pass so the refusal population and the claim population cannot disagree about which // rows they came from. @@ -280,40 +182,44 @@ data claim_scan_reversed_empty: ClaimScanReversed = ClaimScanReversed { refusals_reversed: no_manifest_refusals } -fn scan_resolved( +// A SITE BECOMES A CLAIM DIRECTLY. There is no identity step between them any more, because the +// site arrives carrying the module the host read it from, so identification cannot fail. +// +// The refusal arm this replaced matched `WitnessIdentityRefused` and produced +// `DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous`. It had no reachable producer: sites and the entry-to-module +// list were projected from ONE inventory keyed by the same file path, so the join always found +// exactly one module. Keeping an arm for it would be validation of a state with no constructor. +// +// `refusals_reversed` survives because duplicate enrollment is a real refusal, discovered after +// the scan rather than during it. +fn scan_site( acc: ClaimScanReversed, - resolved: ResolvedWitness, + site: WitnessSite, mode: ExecutionMode ) -> ClaimScanReversed { - match resolved { - WitnessIdentified { identity: id, site: _ } => ClaimScanReversed { - claims_reversed: Cons { - head: RequiredFloorClaim { - declaration: id, - execution_mode: mode, - budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms() + ClaimScanReversed { + claims_reversed: Cons { + head: RequiredFloorClaim { + declaration: WitnessIdentity { + module_path: site.module_path, + function: site.function }, - tail: acc.claims_reversed + execution_mode: mode, + budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms() }, - refusals_reversed: acc.refusals_reversed - } - WitnessIdentityRefused { refusal: r } => ClaimScanReversed { - claims_reversed: acc.claims_reversed, - refusals_reversed: Cons { - head: DeclarationIdentityAmbiguous { refusal: r }, - tail: acc.refusals_reversed - } - } + tail: acc.claims_reversed + }, + refusals_reversed: acc.refusals_reversed } } -fn scan_resolved_list( +fn scan_site_list( acc: ClaimScanReversed, - resolved: List, + sites: List, mode: ExecutionMode ) -> ClaimScanReversed { - fold_list(xs: resolved, empty: acc, cons: fn(inner, r) { - scan_resolved(acc: inner, resolved: r, mode: mode) + fold_list(xs: sites, empty: acc, cons: fn(inner, s) { + scan_site(acc: inner, site: s, mode: mode) }) } @@ -447,19 +353,17 @@ fn duplicate_refusals(claims: List) -> List // are restored here, once each, before anything reads them. Hermetic claims precede wet ones and // each class keeps its site order, exactly as the appending form produced them. fn required_floor_manifest( - bindings: List, hermetic_sites: List, wet_sites: List ) -> ClaimScan { - let index = build_entry_module_index(bindings: bindings) - let after_hermetic = scan_resolved_list( + let after_hermetic = scan_site_list( acc: claim_scan_reversed_empty, - resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: hermetic_sites), + sites: hermetic_sites, mode: Hermetic ) - let after_wet = scan_resolved_list( + let after_wet = scan_site_list( acc: after_hermetic, - resolved: resolve_sites(index: index, sites: wet_sites), + sites: wet_sites, mode: Wet ) let claims = list_reverse(xs: after_wet.claims_reversed) @@ -474,12 +378,10 @@ fn required_floor_manifest( fn required_floor_attempt( subject: ObservedSubjectIdentity, - bindings: List, hermetic_sites: List, wet_sites: List ) -> RequiredFloorAdmission { let scan = required_floor_manifest( - bindings: bindings, hermetic_sites: hermetic_sites, wet_sites: wet_sites ) From c62fa46fb4ac9886bd07f01b76910bf94541221f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 10:47:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 59/81] Enforce the witness ceiling on WALL time, at 500ms, and exclude the long home MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A CPU budget was standing in for a wall rule while printing the wall rule's own error text. That is the part worth saying first, because it is not a tuning miss: the floor armed `set_witness_eval_budget` (thread CPU) and never armed `witness_wall_budget`, so every refusal read "5000ms fast-lane budget (operator 5s rule)" while no wall ceiling existed. MEASURED CONSEQUENCE, from the completed run. `resolution_divergence_silent_pick_gate_keystone_holds` burned 504 SECONDS of wall and returned an ordinary Bool — it tripped nothing, because its CPU stayed under the ceiling the whole time. Its cost is filesystem reads resolving a corpus closure: I/O, which is exactly what a CPU budget cannot see and exactly what a wall ceiling is for. `commit_witness_claim_roster_holds` did the same at 184s. Of 4,111s of fold, 1,603s (39%) sat in rows no budget ever checked, and the checks that did fire arrived late — one reported 51,749ms against a 5,000ms budget, because the poll is `stride % 4096`, i.e. granular in operations rather than time. Nothing new is built here. `arm_wall_deadline`, `WitnessWallBudgetExceeded` and `wall_budget_completion_outcome` already exist and `run_claim_measured` already arms them whenever a wall budget is set; there is an existing caller doing this for wet receipts. The floor simply never switched it on. That is one line. THE CEILING IS NOW 500ms (operator, 2026-08-17), moved down onto what used to be the warning under a 5000ms ceiling, because 5000ms is magnitudes above where any witness should end — the measured median is 1.0ms. The warning tier moves to 100ms, an order of magnitude below the ceiling so the signal arrives while a fix is still cheap; the operator set the ceiling, the warning value is a judgement and is marked as one. Both live in `.dag` as policy and reach the host as claim data, so no threshold is authored in Rust. The two tiers stay separate because the remedies differ. A row at the ceiling has already spent the run's budget by the time anyone hears; a row at the warning is heading there and still cheap. Collapsing them loses exactly the population worth acting on. THE LONG HOME IS EXCLUDED, AND COUNTED IN THE SAME BREATH. An over-ceiling witness has two honest remedies — shrink it, or move it to a designated home CI does not run — so this population is expected to exist and to grow. What must not recur is gunbc#7762, where relocation deleted the coverage and nothing said so: a witness moved under `long/` left discovery, no cadence picked it up, nothing executed it, and admission still held. Green CI, zero coverage, source file retained. So the exclusion is loud rather than silent. Every run prints the excluded file count, the excluded row count, and each path, labelled NOT RUN BY CI AND NOT COVERED. A roster that grows by relocation is visible in the same breath as the roster that runs, and "excluded" cannot read as "covered". Note this population was NOT previously excluded — `test.claim.long.*` rows were executing — so this is a real coverage reduction, taken deliberately and made observable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 77 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 47 +++++++++++++++--- 2 files changed, 117 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index ed5d3365961..214c0fd3aac 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40955,6 +40955,7 @@ pub struct RequiredFloorClaim { pub qualified: String, pub execution_mode: v1_interpreter::ExecutionMode, pub budget_ms: u64, + pub warn_ms: u64, } /// What one required-floor attempt did. The three identity counts are separate fields rather @@ -40970,6 +40971,7 @@ pub struct RequiredFloorOutcome { pub claims_executed: usize, pub receipt_identities: usize, pub passed: usize, + pub over_warn: usize, pub failures: Vec, } @@ -41017,6 +41019,21 @@ pub fn inventory_witness_files(prepared: &PreparedRepository) -> Vec bool { + path.contains("/test/claim/long/") || path.contains("/tests/claim/long/") +} + fn str_list(items: impl IntoIterator) -> v1_interpreter::Value { v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new( items @@ -41617,6 +41634,28 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // onto the sites by `entry`. Both lists came from one collection keyed by one file path, so // the join re-derived inside the fold a fact this loop held two lines earlier, and its answer // was always "exactly one". The refusal for the other cases had no reachable producer. + // THE LONG HOME IS EXCLUDED FROM THE FOLD, AND COUNTED IN THE SAME BREATH. + // + // The operator's rule (2026-08-17) gives an over-ceiling witness two remedies: shrink it, or + // move it here. So this population is expected to exist and expected to grow. What must not + // happen is the gunbc#7762 outcome, where relocation deleted the coverage and nothing said + // so — the rows are therefore reported as UNCOVERED every run, not merely omitted. + let (long_files, files): (Vec<_>, Vec<_>) = + files.into_iter().partition(|f| is_long_home(&f.path)); + let long_rows: usize = long_files.iter().map(|f| f.functions.len()).sum(); + eprintln!( + "[floor-long-home] excluded_files={} excluded_rows={} — NOT RUN BY CI AND NOT COVERED; \ + each row needs its cost reduced or an executing consumer on another cadence", + long_files.len(), + long_rows + ); + for f in &long_files { + eprintln!( + "[floor-long-home] uncovered {} ({} rows)", + f.path, + f.functions.len() + ); + } let mut sites: Vec = Vec::new(); for file in &files { for function in &file.functions { @@ -41701,6 +41740,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( claims_executed: 0, receipt_identities: 0, passed: 0, + over_warn: 0, failures: Vec::new(), }; let mut receipted: HashSet = HashSet::new(); @@ -41763,7 +41803,18 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // evaluation caches a context owns, or one witness contaminates the next through a // memo rather than through anything it declared. let frame = evaluation_frame(scope, claim.execution_mode, None, published.clone()); + // ARM THE WALL CEILING, which is what the operator's rule has always been about and + // what this path was not doing. `run_claim_measured` already arms the deadline and + // applies a completion-side backstop when a wall budget is set -- the mechanism was + // complete in the interpreter and simply never switched on here, so a CPU budget stood + // in for it while printing the wall rule's own error text. + // + // Both clocks are armed deliberately. CPU catches a spin; wall catches a witness that + // is slow because of what it reaches for, which CPU cannot see: the worst row measured + // burned 504 SECONDS of wall under a 5-second ceiling and returned an ordinary Bool, + // because its time was filesystem reads and its CPU never approached the limit. frame.set_witness_eval_budget(Some(claim.budget_ms)); + frame.set_witness_wall_budget(Some(claim.budget_ms)); set_phase(FloorPhase::Eval, &claim.qualified); let (result, receipt) = run_claim_measured(&frame, &prepared.subject_digest, &claim.qualified); @@ -41776,6 +41827,23 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( receipt.wall_nanos, matches!(result, ClaimOutcome::Pass), ); + // THE WARNING TIER. A row an order of magnitude above where an ordinary witness lands, + // but under the ceiling, is reported and allowed to finish. + // + // It is a separate verdict from the hard cut because the remedies differ, and because + // this is the population worth acting on: a witness at the ceiling has already spent + // the run's full budget by the time anyone hears about it, while a witness at the + // warning is heading there and still cheap to fix. Reported per row and counted, so + // the population is observable rather than something a reader must reconstruct from + // timings. + let wall_ms = receipt.wall_nanos / 1_000_000; + if wall_ms > u128::from(claim.warn_ms) { + outcome.over_warn += 1; + eprintln!( + "[floor-witness-slow] {} {}ms > {}ms warn (ceiling {}ms)", + claim.qualified, wall_ms, claim.warn_ms, claim.budget_ms + ); + } match result { ClaimOutcome::Pass => outcome.passed += 1, ClaimOutcome::Fail => outcome @@ -42003,6 +42071,14 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( )) } }; + let warn_ms = match ctx.field(cf, "warn_ms") { + Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Int(n)) if *n > 0 => *n as u64, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "claim {module_path}.{function} carries a non-positive warn threshold ({other:?})" + )) + } + }; let execution_mode = match ctx.field(cf, "execution_mode") { Some(v1_interpreter::Value::Variant { variant_name: m, .. @@ -42031,6 +42107,7 @@ fn required_floor_claims_from_admission( function, execution_mode, budget_ms, + warn_ms, }); } eprintln!( diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 7424e306b78..e0700f66ad3 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -75,6 +75,7 @@ type RequiredFloorClaim { declaration: WitnessIdentity execution_mode: ExecutionMode budget_ms: Int + warn_ms: Int } // THE DISPOSITION OF EVERY DECLARED WITNESS, total by construction. @@ -124,14 +125,45 @@ data no_manifest_refusals: List = [] data no_seen_qualified_names: List = [] -// The evaluation deadline for one claim, at ONE authority for the whole manifest. +// THE EVALUATION DEADLINE FOR ONE CLAIM IS WALL TIME, AND IT HAS TWO TIERS. // -// It is stated here rather than imported from the fast-lane rule because the fast lane is a -// PLACEMENT question — which checks may ride the PR path — and this is an EXECUTION question: -// how long a single claim may run before the frame refuses. They agree on 5 seconds today, -// and reusing one for the other would make that coincidence load-bearing. +// WALL, not thread CPU, and the distinction is not academic: it is the difference between a +// guard that fires and one that watches. Measured on the completed floor run, +// `resolution_divergence_silent_pick_gate_keystone_holds` burned 504 SECONDS of wall and +// returned an ordinary Bool -- it never tripped anything, because its CPU stayed under the +// ceiling the whole time. Its cost was filesystem reads resolving a corpus closure, which is +// I/O: the exact profile a CPU budget cannot see, and the exact profile a wall ceiling exists +// for. A CPU budget catches a spin. Only a wall ceiling catches a witness that is slow because +// of what it reaches for. +// +// TWO TIERS, because "too slow" and "unacceptable" are different verdicts with different +// remedies. The warning tier reports a row that is an order of magnitude above where an +// ordinary witness should land and lets it finish; the hard tier stops it. Collapsing them +// loses the population that is heading for the cliff but has not reached it -- and that +// population is the one worth fixing, because a witness at the hard ceiling has already cost +// the run its full budget by the time anyone hears about it. +// +// THE NUMBERS (operator, 2026-08-17): 500ms HARD, 100ms warn. 500 was previously the warning +// under a 5000ms ceiling; the ceiling moved down onto it because 5000ms is magnitudes above +// where any witness should end. The measured median is 1.0ms, so an ordinary row sits two +// orders of magnitude under the warning and three under the ceiling. +// +// A row over the ceiling has exactly two honest remedies, and the refusal names both: reduce +// what the witness reaches for, or move it to a designated long/ home that CI does not run. +// The warn value is a judgement -- the operator set the ceiling, not the warning -- and it is +// placed an order of magnitude below the ceiling so the signal arrives while a fix is still +// cheap. +// +// They are stated here rather than imported from the fast-lane rule because the fast lane is a +// PLACEMENT question -- which checks may ride the PR path -- and this is an EXECUTION question: +// how long a single claim may run before the frame refuses. They agree today, and reusing one +// for the other would make that coincidence load-bearing. fn required_floor_claim_budget_ms() -> Int { - 5000 + 500 +} + +fn required_floor_claim_warn_ms() -> Int { + 100 } fn required_floor_claim_qualified(claim: RequiredFloorClaim) -> String { @@ -205,7 +237,8 @@ fn scan_site( function: site.function }, execution_mode: mode, - budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms() + budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms(), + warn_ms: required_floor_claim_warn_ms() }, tail: acc.claims_reversed }, From d8b7d2f25fe57671065c0a17070a2d9372a9860f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 11:08:13 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 60/81] Give the three test-local emit helpers their own names MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `v2.compiler.05_emit` declares `emit(tree:, target:)`. Three test modules minted their own `emit` — two `emit(merged: List)` and one `emit(emitted: Node)` — for concepts that are not that one. Under the floor's reference scope a bare `emit` in 55 caller files bound to one of those instead of the compiler's, and the fold reported it 224 times as `call contract mismatch calling 'emit': no parameter named 'tree'`. That is DESIGN §3 nicknaming: a second name for one concept, except here the collision runs the other way — three local helpers wearing the name an authority already owns. The fix is at the three declarations, not at the 55 callers, because the callers were always naming the authority. `05_emit` is now the sole `fn emit` in the corpus. Not fixed here, and recorded rather than swept: eight further names are duplicated between test modules and compiler/std authorities (`atom_node`, `current`, `refused`, `string_list_contains`, and four `ingested_*`). Whether any of them actually collides at a consumer is unmeasured, and renaming them on suspicion is the batch-restore shape the cut forbids. The re-census decides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/test/claim/roadmap_document_test.dag | 18 +++++++++--------- dag/test/claim/roadmap_emit_test.dag | 10 +++++----- .../claim/verilog_interlock_emission_test.dag | 18 +++++++++--------- 3 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/test/claim/roadmap_document_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/roadmap_document_test.dag index 5f4cb58098d..101ce8071c9 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/roadmap_document_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/roadmap_document_test.dag @@ -80,38 +80,38 @@ fn authority() -> RoadmapDocument { RoadmapDocument { preamble: preamble(), lead_lanes: [], sections: [lockdown_section(), expansion_section()] } } -fn emit(merged: List) -> String { +fn emit_roadmap(merged: List) -> String { serialize_markdown_source(doc: project_roadmap_to_markdown(doc: authority(), merged: merged)) } test fn witness_preamble_first() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: [5491]) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "# ROADMAP") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "Generated from .dag authority") } test fn witness_both_sections() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: [5491]) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "## 0. Fail-closed lock-down") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "## 6. Expansion") } test fn witness_authored_evidence_awaiting_signoff() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: [5491]) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[ ] **fail-open audit**") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[plan](docs/plans/fail-closed-lockdown.md)") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "⏳ awaiting sign-off") } test fn witness_derived_merged_awaiting_signoff() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: [5491]) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[ ] **PR-checkbox status**") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "⏳ awaiting sign-off") && !string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[x] **PR-checkbox status**") } test fn witness_derived_unchecked_when_unmerged() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: []) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: []) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[ ] **PR-checkbox status**") && !string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[x] **PR-checkbox status**") } @@ -134,10 +134,10 @@ fn expected_roadmap() -> String { } test fn witness_exact_bytes() -> Bool { - emit(merged: [5491]) == expected_roadmap() + emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) == expected_roadmap() } test fn witness_drift_receipt() -> Bool { - emit(merged: [5491]) == expected_roadmap() - && !(emit(merged: []) == expected_roadmap()) + emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) == expected_roadmap() + && !(emit_roadmap(merged: []) == expected_roadmap()) } diff --git a/dag/test/claim/roadmap_emit_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/roadmap_emit_test.dag index c9af1948aad..333dfca7149 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/roadmap_emit_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/roadmap_emit_test.dag @@ -61,22 +61,22 @@ fn emit_nodes(nodes: List, merged: List) -> String { )) } -fn emit(merged: List) -> String { +fn emit_roadmap(merged: List) -> String { emit_nodes(nodes: nodes(), merged: merged) } test fn witness_heading() -> Bool { - string_contains(s: emit(merged: [5491]), pattern: "## 6. Expansion") + string_contains(s: emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]), pattern: "## 6. Expansion") } test fn witness_parent_authored_box_and_link() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: [5491]) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "- [ ] **invert hand-maintained**") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[plan](docs/plans/invert-hand-maintained.md)") } test fn witness_child_merged_unsigned_awaiting_signoff() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: [5491]) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: [5491]) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[ ] **PR-checkbox status**") && string_contains(s: out, pattern: "⏳ awaiting sign-off") && !string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[x] **PR-checkbox status**") @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ test fn witness_child_signed_checked() -> Bool { } test fn witness_child_derived_unchecked_when_unmerged() -> Bool { - let out = emit(merged: []) + let out = emit_roadmap(merged: []) string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[ ] **PR-checkbox status**") && !string_contains(s: out, pattern: "[x] **PR-checkbox status**") && !string_contains(s: out, pattern: "⏳ awaiting sign-off") diff --git a/src/v2/test/claim/verilog_interlock_emission_test.dag b/src/v2/test/claim/verilog_interlock_emission_test.dag index 94a04a327e6..81a9e5bf7d9 100644 --- a/src/v2/test/claim/verilog_interlock_emission_test.dag +++ b/src/v2/test/claim/verilog_interlock_emission_test.dag @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ data verilog_emission_note: String = "THE PROOF THAT TARGET EMISSION COMPOSES. T data expected_interlock_verilog: String = "module board_power_interlock (\n input wire conditioned_good,\n input wire fault,\n output wire power_permit,\n output wire reset_release\n);\n assign power_permit = (conditioned_good & ~fault);\n assign reset_release = (conditioned_good & power_permit);\nendmodule\n" -fn emit(emitted: Node) -> String { +fn emit_verilog(emitted: Node) -> String { match verilog_relation_row_for(lhs: ^verilog_production_ansi_module_decl, emitted: emitted) { Holds { value: row } => match target_serialize_relation_row_from_model_bounded( @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ fn emit(emitted: Node) -> String { // would pass on a module with a duplicated port, a missing assignment, or wrong indentation — // four different circuits' worth of difference — so the whole artifact is pinned at once. test fn w_interlock_emits_expected_bytes_through_the_generic_fold() -> Bool { - emit(emitted: verilog_interlock_emitted()) == expected_interlock_verilog + emit_verilog(emitted: verilog_interlock_emitted()) == expected_interlock_verilog } // EVERY ROW MUST DERIVE, which is what keeps the rules population honest. The population is built @@ -113,14 +113,14 @@ fn unnegated_module() -> Node { } test fn w_expression_perturbation_changes_the_bytes() -> Bool { - emit(emitted: unnegated_module()) != expected_interlock_verilog - && string_contains(s: emit(emitted: unnegated_module()), pattern: "(conditioned_good & fault)") - && !string_contains(s: emit(emitted: unnegated_module()), pattern: "~") + emit_verilog(emitted: unnegated_module()) != expected_interlock_verilog + && string_contains(s: emit_verilog(emitted: unnegated_module()), pattern: "(conditioned_good & fault)") + && !string_contains(s: emit_verilog(emitted: unnegated_module()), pattern: "~") } test fn w_expression_perturbation_leaves_the_port_region_intact() -> Bool { string_contains( - s: emit(emitted: unnegated_module()), + s: emit_verilog(emitted: unnegated_module()), pattern: "module board_power_interlock (\n input wire conditioned_good,\n input wire fault,\n output wire power_permit,\n output wire reset_release\n);\n" ) } @@ -158,14 +158,14 @@ fn two_port_module() -> Node { test fn w_port_population_changes_only_the_port_region() -> Bool { string_contains( - s: emit(emitted: two_port_module()), + s: emit_verilog(emitted: two_port_module()), pattern: "module board_power_interlock (\n input wire conditioned_good,\n output wire power_permit\n);\n" ) && string_contains( - s: emit(emitted: two_port_module()), + s: emit_verilog(emitted: two_port_module()), pattern: " assign power_permit = (conditioned_good & ~fault);\n" ) - && !string_contains(s: emit(emitted: two_port_module()), pattern: "reset_release") + && !string_contains(s: emit_verilog(emitted: two_port_module()), pattern: "reset_release") } // NO PRODUCTION IS SELECTED BY POSITION. Deriving against the reversed population must produce From b5e436904e906d31681c9e14fc96664d2dfd00f9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 11:11:13 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 61/81] Resolve colliding bare names in a claim scope by precedence, not by graph order MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `item_registry` is keyed by BARE leaf name, and the corpus collides on leaves — the emitter carries its own wall for that class (#7685). So unioning the scoped modules' registries is not a merge of disjoint maps. It is a resolution, and something decides it. The union iterated `modules` — the scope's members in whatever order they sit in `prepared.graph.modules` — and inserted last-write-wins. That gave the decision to a fact about the corpus rather than a fact about the scope. Two scopes with identical members and different precedence would resolve a collision identically, which is the exact thing `scope_identity` is folded in order to deny; and a module's own declaration could lose its own bare name to an unrelated module that merely sorted later. `order` is the authority that was already sitting three lines below, under its own note: own module first, then the compiler's precedence-ordered import closure, then the reference closure, "and order is exactly what decides which declaration wins a colliding bare name." The union now walks it and keeps the first write. WHAT THIS IS NOT: a measured fix for any census class. It was found while tracing `undefined variable: operator_host_srv1` (111 rows) and it does not obviously explain that one — the name is specific enough that a collision is unlikely, and the cause there is still open. It is committed on its own correctness, not on a claim about the failure count, and the next full run measures it rather than this message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 34 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 31 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 214c0fd3aac..729478c4812 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40897,11 +40897,39 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( // come from `fn_nodes`, built off the module list — so a function-only control would have // passed while `build_initial_env` bound nothing at all. Each module's own registry needs // no name comparison to be correct, which is why it is the projection used. + // UNIONED IN PRECEDENCE ORDER, FIRST WRITE WINS — not in the graph's module order, last + // write wins. + // + // `item_registry` is keyed by BARE leaf name and the corpus does collide on leaves (the + // #7685 class the emitter carries its own wall for). So the union is not a merge of disjoint + // maps; it is a resolution, and something has to decide it. `order` is that decision: own + // module first, then the compiler's precedence-ordered import closure, then the reference + // closure. It is already the authority the line below folds `scope_identity` over, on the + // stated ground that "order is exactly what decides which declaration wins a colliding bare + // name." + // + // Iterating `modules` instead handed the decision to `prepared.graph.modules` — the order + // modules happen to sit in the prepared subject, which is a fact about the corpus and not + // about this scope. Two scopes with identical members and different precedence would then + // resolve a collision identically, which is the thing `scope_identity` exists to deny, and a + // module's own declaration could lose its own bare name to an unrelated module that merely + // sorted later. let mut item_registry: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - for module in &modules { - for (name, info) in module.item_registry.iter() { - item_registry.insert(name.clone(), info.clone()); + { + let module_by_name: HashMap<&str, &Rc> = modules + .iter() + .map(|m| (m.func_env.name.as_str(), m)) + .collect(); + for module_name in &order { + let Some(module) = module_by_name.get(module_name.as_str()) else { + continue; + }; + for (name, info) in module.item_registry.iter() { + item_registry + .entry(name.clone()) + .or_insert_with(|| info.clone()); + } } } // Folded left over the ORDERED identities with `hash_combine`, which is not commutative — From f91b9b2e2dc35cffd71fd33d5f2fe76fde120d7a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 11:40:34 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 62/81] Stream one claim scope at a time instead of retaining 1,383 of them MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Measured, the retained scope table WAS the floor's memory. Manifest evaluation sits flat at 9.94 GB; scope projection added 25 GB before a single witness ran, and the fold another 8. The table held one `PreparedClaimScope` per distinct claim module — 1,383 of them over a 3,646-module corpus at a mean of 511.5 modules each — so every module's structures were materialized roughly 192 times. It was built eagerly for a real reason: "how many scopes exist" must be a question about the manifest, not about execution history, and a lazy cache filled during the fold would have made it the latter. That ground is sound. The table was simply not what established it — the manifest's distinct scope identities are exactly the distinct module paths its claims name, which is a fact about `claims`, countable before anything runs and counted there now. So the fold holds at most one scope and rebuilds when the claim module changes. Claims arrive grouped by module, so constructions track distinct scopes rather than claims. That grouping is a property of the manifest's order and not a guarantee, so the fold counts its constructions and reports them against the distinct count: a degraded order shows up as constructions far above distinct scopes, loudly, rather than as silent rebuilding. `modules_per_scope` moves to that report, observed as scopes are built rather than read off a table that no longer exists. The old scope is dropped before the new one is built, not after — holding both at the seam would put two resident and defeat the point. This is a bridge, not the terminal form. The scope table exists at all because reach and visibility are answered by one module population; the terminal correction is one corpus execution index with exact declaration identity on claims and static calls, at which point per-claim scopes disappear rather than being streamed. Landing it here rather than deferring to the parallelization PR, because forking with 1,383 private scope copies would be strictly worse than forking without them. Peak memory unmeasured at commit time; the next full run measures it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 93 +++++++++++++++++++++++++----------- 1 file changed, 65 insertions(+), 28 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 729478c4812..d61fa0dad26 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41780,16 +41780,8 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // only checkable if the table is built before anything runs. floor_seam("claim-scope-projection"); let scope_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - let mut scopes: std::collections::HashMap = - std::collections::HashMap::new(); - for claim in &claims { - if !scopes.contains_key(&claim.module_path) { - scopes.insert( - claim.module_path.clone(), - claim_scope_for(&prepared, &claim.module_path)?, - ); - } - } + let distinct_scopes: std::collections::BTreeSet<&str> = + claims.iter().map(|c| c.module_path.as_str()).collect(); // SCOPE SIZE IS REPORTED, because it is the quantity every per-claim cost is proportional to. // // A context's lazily-built indexes are derived from the scope's module population and rebuilt @@ -41798,35 +41790,63 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // multiplicand and the fold's cost moved with it. Reporting only the projection's own // duration hides that entirely: the projection is where scopes are BUILT, and the fold is // where their size is PAID. - let mut sizes: Vec = scopes.values().map(|s| s.indexes.modules.len()).collect(); - sizes.sort_unstable(); - let total: usize = sizes.iter().sum(); + // SCOPES ARE NO LONGER RETAINED, and the census that required retaining them never did. + // + // The table above held one `PreparedClaimScope` per distinct claim module — 1,383 of them + // over a 3,646-module corpus at a mean of 511.5 modules each, so every module's structures + // were materialized around 192 times. Measured, that table WAS the floor's memory: manifest + // evaluation sat flat at 9.94 GB and scope projection added 25 GB before a single witness + // ran. It was built eagerly on the stated ground that "how many scopes exist" must be a + // question about the manifest rather than about execution history. + // + // That ground is sound and the table was not what established it. The manifest's distinct + // scope identities are exactly the distinct module paths its claims name, which is a fact + // about `claims` — countable without constructing anything, and counted here BEFORE the + // fold, so the census keeps the property it was built for. + // + // What replaces the table is a stream: the fold holds at most one scope, rebuilding when the + // claim module changes. Claims arrive grouped by module, so the number of constructions + // tracks the number of distinct scopes rather than the number of claims — and because that + // is a property of the manifest's order rather than a guarantee, the fold COUNTS its + // constructions and reports them against this number. A grouping that degrades shows up as + // constructions far above distinct scopes, loudly, instead of as silent rebuilding. eprintln!( - "floor: {} distinct claim scope(s) projected in {}ms (0 reads, 0 parses, 0 resolves) \ - modules_per_scope min={} p50={} p90={} max={} mean={:.1} corpus={}", - scopes.len(), + "floor: {} distinct claim scope(s) named by the manifest, counted in {}ms \ + (0 reads, 0 parses, 0 resolves, 0 scopes retained) corpus={}", + distinct_scopes.len(), scope_start.elapsed().as_millis(), - sizes.first().copied().unwrap_or(0), - sizes.get(sizes.len() / 2).copied().unwrap_or(0), - sizes.get(sizes.len() * 9 / 10).copied().unwrap_or(0), - sizes.last().copied().unwrap_or(0), - if sizes.is_empty() { - 0.0 - } else { - total as f64 / sizes.len() as f64 - }, prepared.graph.modules.len() ); floor_seam("claim-evaluation-fold"); let eval_started = std::time::Instant::now(); + // AT MOST ONE SCOPE IS ALIVE. Rebuilt when the claim module changes, dropped when it is + // replaced. See the projection note above for why the table it replaces was the floor's + // memory and why its census survives without it. + let mut current_scope: Option<(String, PreparedClaimScope)> = None; + let mut scope_constructions: usize = 0; + let mut scope_module_total: usize = 0; + let mut scope_module_max: usize = 0; for (index, claim) in claims.iter().enumerate() { if index % 1000 == 0 { eprintln!("floor: evaluating {index} / {claims_planned}"); } - let scope = scopes - .get(&claim.module_path) - .expect("every claim's scope was projected above"); + if current_scope.as_ref().map(|(module, _)| module.as_str()) + != Some(claim.module_path.as_str()) + { + // Dropped before the next is built, not after: holding both would put two scopes + // resident at the seam and defeat the point of streaming them. + drop(current_scope.take()); + let built = claim_scope_for(&prepared, &claim.module_path)?; + scope_constructions += 1; + scope_module_total += built.indexes.modules.len(); + scope_module_max = scope_module_max.max(built.indexes.modules.len()); + current_scope = Some((claim.module_path.clone(), built)); + } + let scope = ¤t_scope + .as_ref() + .expect("a scope was just built for this claim's module") + .1; // FRESH PER CLAIM. Claims sharing one immutable scope must not share the mutable // evaluation caches a context owns, or one witness contaminates the next through a // memo rather than through anything it declared. @@ -41902,6 +41922,23 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( "floor: evaluating {claims_planned} / {claims_planned} ({}ms)", eval_started.elapsed().as_millis() ); + // CONSTRUCTIONS AGAINST DISTINCT SCOPES. Equal means the manifest's claim order was grouped + // by module and each scope was built exactly once; higher means it was not, and the excess + // is rebuilding this reports rather than absorbs. `modules_per_scope` is carried here now + // because the sizes are observed as scopes are built, not read off a retained table. + eprintln!( + "floor: {} scope construction(s) for {} distinct scope(s) \ + modules_per_scope mean={:.1} max={} corpus={}", + scope_constructions, + distinct_scopes.len(), + if scope_constructions == 0 { + 0.0 + } else { + scope_module_total as f64 / scope_constructions as f64 + }, + scope_module_max, + prepared.graph.modules.len() + ); // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the From 7d6a165fe108035fc127621793f57ce27be1705b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 11:53:34 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 63/81] Count the bare-name ambiguity the scope registry has been resolving silently MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `item_registry` is keyed by bare leaf name, so it cannot represent two declarations that spell the same. The previous commit made the choice between them deterministic — scope precedence, first write wins — which is better than graph order but is still a pick, and the map has already discarded the loser before precedence is consulted. For a name the entry module owns or its author imported, that pick is the language's: ordinary shadowing, ranked by something written down. For a name claimed only by modules the scope reached TRANSITIVELY BY REFERENCE, nothing the author wrote ranks them, and choosing anyway is a plausible answer where a refusal was owed. So the two regions are now distinguished. `order` is split at `authored_region` — the entry module plus its import closure — and a name first won outside that region and then claimed again from outside it is recorded as ambiguous. Same-module re-entries are not collisions, and a name already settled inside the authored region is not one either. REPORTED, NOT REFUSED, deliberately. The honest arm is to refuse the ambiguous lookup, and refusal has to happen at lookup time inside the interpreter, which is frozen. More to the point, nobody has measured this population: zero would mean the reference closure never donates a colliding name and the flat registry is adequate in practice; anything else sizes the correction. Guessing which, and reddening a run on the guess, is how the last three days went. `[floor-bare-name-ambiguity]` carries it per run. This does not fix the underlying conflation, and the conflation is worth naming exactly because I misdiagnosed it once already. `claim_scope_for` answers two questions with one module population: what must be LOADED so referenced declarations can execute, and what an unqualified name may REFER to. The reference closure belongs to the first. It cannot simply be withdrawn from the second, because the interpreter carries one flat scope per claim rather than one environment per module — so when a callee's body bare-references a third module, that module's names must be visible in the caller's scope for the body to run at all. Visibility is transitive BECAUSE the environment is flat. The terminal correction is per-module lexical environments with exact declaration identity on calls, at which point the registry, its precedence rule and this counter all disappear together. Until then this is a measurement, and it is labelled as one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 68 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 64 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index d61fa0dad26..bf5e1e010e6 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40661,6 +40661,20 @@ pub struct PreparedClaimScope { /// set-digest would call them identical when they are not. pub scope_identity: String, pub module_count: usize, + /// BARE NAMES IN THIS SCOPE CLAIMED BY MORE THAN ONE MODULE. + /// + /// `item_registry` is keyed by bare leaf name, so it cannot represent two declarations that + /// spell the same. Precedence decides which one a lookup gets, and for a name the entry + /// module owns or directly imports that decision is the language's — ordinary shadowing. + /// For a name claimed only by modules the scope reached transitively, it is not: nothing the + /// author wrote says which should win, and the registry has already discarded the other + /// before precedence is consulted. + /// + /// That is a silent pick, and the first obligation on one is to stop being silent. It is + /// counted here so the population is a measured quantity rather than an assumption, which is + /// what decides whether the honest arm — refusing the ambiguous lookup — is affordable or + /// whether the terminal per-module-environment correction has to land first. + pub ambiguous_bare_names: usize, } /// Project the exact scope for one entry file out of the prepared repository. @@ -40859,6 +40873,12 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( order.push(parent.name.clone()); } } + // THE AUTHORED REGION ENDS HERE. Everything in `order` so far is the entry module itself + // plus the closure of what its author wrote `import` for, so a name collision inside this + // prefix is ordinary shadowing the language sanctions and precedence settles. Everything + // appended after it is reached transitively by reference, and a collision decided there is + // decided by nothing the author wrote — see `ambiguous_bare_names`. + let authored_region = order.len(); // Then the REFERENCE closure, transitively, appended after the import closure so that a // module reached both ways keeps the compiler's precedence position and this only ever ADDS // visibility. Breadth-first from the entry over a sorted frontier, so the resulting order is @@ -40916,19 +40936,39 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( // sorted later. let mut item_registry: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + // Which module won each bare name, and whether it won inside the authored region. A later + // module claiming a name already won OUTSIDE that region is the ambiguous case: two + // transitively-reached declarations spell the same and nothing the author wrote ranks them. + let mut winner_of: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + let mut ambiguous: HashSet = HashSet::new(); { let module_by_name: HashMap<&str, &Rc> = modules .iter() .map(|m| (m.func_env.name.as_str(), m)) .collect(); - for module_name in &order { + for (position, module_name) in order.iter().enumerate() { let Some(module) = module_by_name.get(module_name.as_str()) else { continue; }; + let authored = position < authored_region; for (name, info) in module.item_registry.iter() { - item_registry - .entry(name.clone()) - .or_insert_with(|| info.clone()); + match winner_of.get(name) { + None => { + item_registry.insert(name.clone(), info.clone()); + winner_of.insert(name.clone(), (module_name.clone(), authored)); + } + // Already claimed by this same module — one module's own registry, not a + // collision between two. + Some((winner, _)) if winner == module_name => {} + // Already won inside the authored region: the author's imports rank it and + // precedence has settled it. Ordinary shadowing, not ambiguity. + Some((_, true)) => {} + // Won outside it, and now claimed again from outside it. Nothing the author + // wrote decides between these two spellings. + Some((_, false)) => { + ambiguous.insert(name.clone()); + } + } } } } @@ -40954,6 +40994,7 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( ), module_count, scope_identity, + ambiguous_bare_names: ambiguous.len(), }) } @@ -41827,6 +41868,9 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( let mut scope_constructions: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_total: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_max: usize = 0; + let mut scopes_with_ambiguity: usize = 0; + let mut ambiguous_total: usize = 0; + let mut ambiguous_max: usize = 0; for (index, claim) in claims.iter().enumerate() { if index % 1000 == 0 { eprintln!("floor: evaluating {index} / {claims_planned}"); @@ -41841,6 +41885,11 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( scope_constructions += 1; scope_module_total += built.indexes.modules.len(); scope_module_max = scope_module_max.max(built.indexes.modules.len()); + if built.ambiguous_bare_names > 0 { + scopes_with_ambiguity += 1; + ambiguous_total += built.ambiguous_bare_names; + ambiguous_max = ambiguous_max.max(built.ambiguous_bare_names); + } current_scope = Some((claim.module_path.clone(), built)); } let scope = ¤t_scope @@ -41939,6 +41988,17 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( scope_module_max, prepared.graph.modules.len() ); + // THE SILENT PICK, COUNTED. Each of these is a bare name two transitively-reached modules + // both spell, resolved by scope precedence because a registry keyed on bare names cannot + // hold both — a resolution nothing the author wrote authorizes. Reported, not refused: the + // honest arm is to refuse the ambiguous lookup, and whether that is affordable is a question + // about this population, which until now nobody had measured. Zero here would mean the + // reference closure never donates a colliding name and the flat registry is adequate in + // practice; anything else sizes the terminal per-module-environment correction. + eprintln!( + "[floor-bare-name-ambiguity] scopes_affected={} of {} names_total={} worst_scope={}", + scopes_with_ambiguity, scope_constructions, ambiguous_total, ambiguous_max + ); // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the From 1f5bd5cfd79295854428331bc03f25474301706d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 12:18:13 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 64/81] Carry a referenced module's import closure into the scope with it MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The entry module's import closure is taken from `func_env.parents` because a module's body needs what that module imports in order to execute. That is exactly as true of a module reached by reference: when the entry bare-references M, M's body runs in this same flat scope, so whatever M imported has to be present too. The walk followed M's REFERENCES and dropped M's IMPORTS. That is half of what M needs, and no principled half — a module reaching its dependencies by bare reference was carried, and one reaching them by `import` was not, which is a fact about authoring style rather than about what has to be loaded. Measured specimen: `test.claim.host_phase_status` declares no imports at all and reaches its callees by bare reference. It failed with `undefined variable: operator_host_srv1` — a `data` declaration in `gunbc.fleet_intent_network` that a module in its closure imports. The definer sat one edge away across an edge this walk did not traverse. The same shape covers 162 rows across `no such function: operator_host_srv3` and both `undefined variable` families. TWO CONSEQUENCES, NEITHER MEASURED YET, both expected to be visible in the next run rather than argued about here. Scopes grow — mean module count was 529.5 of a 3,646-module corpus and this can only raise it, which the preceding scope-streaming commit is what makes affordable. And a larger scope reaches more declarations, so `[floor-bare-name-ambiguity]` may rise: this fixes a reach defect and reach is what feeds the visibility defect. Fixing reach while visibility is still answered by the same population is the trade this branch is knowingly carrying until callee bodies resolve in their own module's environment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 26 +++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 25 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index bf5e1e010e6..bf7209bd36f 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40886,9 +40886,33 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( // identity (`scope_identity`), and a scope whose identity varied run to run would defeat // every cache keyed on it. let ref_index = reference_closure_index(prepared)?; + // A REFERENCED MODULE ARRIVES WITH ITS OWN IMPORT CLOSURE, not alone. + // + // The entry module's closure is taken from `func_env.parents` above precisely because a + // module's body needs everything that module imports in order to execute. That is no less + // true of a module reached by reference: when the entry bare-references M, M's body runs in + // this same flat scope, so whatever M imported has to be here too. The walk was following + // M's REFERENCES and dropping M's IMPORTS, which is half of what M needs and no principled + // half — a module that reaches its dependencies by bare reference was carried and one that + // reaches them by `import` was not. + // + // Measured specimen: `test.claim.host_phase_status` declares no imports at all, reaches its + // callees by bare reference, and failed with `undefined variable: operator_host_srv1` — a + // `data` declaration in `gunbc.fleet_intent_network` that a module in its closure IMPORTS. + // The definer was one edge away the whole time, across an edge this walk did not traverse. + let parents_of: HashMap<&str, &Rc> = prepared + .graph + .modules + .iter() + .map(|m| (m.func_env.name.as_str(), &m.func_env)) + .collect(); let mut frontier: Vec = vec![entry_module.func_env.name.clone()]; while let Some(current) = frontier.pop() { - for target in reference_targets_of(&ref_index, ¤t) { + let mut reached: Vec = reference_targets_of(&ref_index, ¤t); + if let Some(env) = parents_of.get(current.as_str()) { + reached.extend(env.parents.iter().map(|p| p.name.clone())); + } + for target in reached { if seen.insert(target.clone()) { order.push(target.clone()); frontier.push(target); From da5af47c2be9377789e0dcbb0ce833c071ca5cd2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 16:18:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 65/81] Seed the reference walk with every module already in scope MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `order` and `seen` are populated with the entry module AND its import closure before the reference walk starts, but the frontier was seeded with the entry alone. Every one of those imported modules was therefore in scope and never traversed: the walk's `seen` check treats them as already visited, so nothing ever expands them and whatever they reach by bare reference was never followed. The entry's own imports were carried at full depth while an imported module's bare references were carried at depth zero. Which side of the seed a module landed on decided how far its dependencies were followed, and that is not a distinction anything in the model makes. Specimen: `srv3_install_hang_no_router_lease_ms` reported `no such function` in `test.claim.fleet_receipt_collector_witness` and `test.claim.host_phase_status`. It IS declared, in `gunbc.srv3_os_install_diagnostic`, and the module referencing it sat in an import closure this walk never expanded. Same shape for `extdeps_cargo_build_module`, declared in `v2.lens.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.module_refs`. This is the second defect in the same walk in one day, and both were the same mistake in different clothes: the first carried a referenced module without its imports, this one carried imported modules without their references. Reach was being assembled from two edge kinds and each fix had traversed only one of them. Scopes grow again and the effect on `[floor-bare-name-ambiguity]` is unmeasured — reach feeds visibility, and this branch is knowingly carrying that trade until references are qualified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 15 ++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index bf7209bd36f..e02c4e34452 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40906,7 +40906,20 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( .iter() .map(|m| (m.func_env.name.as_str(), &m.func_env)) .collect(); - let mut frontier: Vec = vec![entry_module.func_env.name.clone()]; + // THE FRONTIER IS SEEDED WITH EVERY MODULE ALREADY IN SCOPE, not with the entry alone. + // + // `order` and `seen` are populated with the entry AND its import closure above, before this + // walk starts. Seeding only the entry meant every one of those imported modules was in scope + // and never traversed: whatever they reached by bare reference was never followed, because + // the walk's `seen` check treats them as already visited and so nothing ever expands them. + // + // The entry's own imports were therefore carried at full depth while an imported module's + // bare references were carried at depth zero — visibility depending on which side of the + // seed a module landed on, which is not a distinction anything in the model makes. The + // residual `no such function` rows are this: `srv3_install_hang_no_router_lease_ms` IS + // declared, in `gunbc.srv3_os_install_diagnostic`, and the module referencing it sat in an + // import closure the walk never expanded. + let mut frontier: Vec = order.clone(); while let Some(current) = frontier.pop() { let mut reached: Vec = reference_targets_of(&ref_index, ¤t); if let Some(env) = parents_of.get(current.as_str()) { From 697da5799b005743b511389896c2206c2bf9cc30 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 16:25:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 66/81] File the bare-name ambiguity class as acknowledged pre-existing debt MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The interpreter's index registers every declaration under both a bare leaf key and a qualified module-path key, and while building it counts how many declarers claim each bare name — the exact ambiguous set, stored on the context. `lookup_fn` then answers with a plain map get and never consults it, the losing declarer having already been overwritten by insertion order. The set has exactly one reader and that reader's only callers are a unit test. So this is not a lookup that lacked the information to refuse. It is a lookup holding the refusal and declining to take it — registration standing in for enforcement, which reads as a wall in a census and is fail-open in execution. Found independently twice today: by me, in `claim_scope_for`'s own note earlier in this cut, and by crisp-crab-430 on the namespace cut, who verified the double registration and asked that whoever holds the population file the class. That is this branch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, NOT INTRODUCTION. The defect predates this branch; the branch measured it. Per DESIGN §5 that is the third verdict arm and not the one that admits new debt — filing it must not read as creating it, which is the incentive that would otherwise keep it unfiled. Two grains recorded, both, because they are not comparable and either one alone invites the other's error: 5,783 ambiguous references at reference-site grain corpus-wide, and 72,480 (name × scope) pairs across 963 of 1,295 scopes at the runtime grain this floor exercises. The runtime figure multiplies one homonym across every scope reaching it and moves with REACH as well as resolution — a fix that loads more modules manufactures more collisions with resolution unchanged. Rung: mitigatable. The set is computed and countable and the wrong binding is loud at the caller as a contract mismatch rather than silent. Ceiling: structural impossibility, since a qualified reference has exactly one declarer. Trigger: qualification at the reference, owned by gunbc#8282 — the nine production `emit` call sites were handed over and taken today — at which point the three renames on this branch revert. Rationale sits in a `//` annotation and the machine-consumed fact in a typed `DissolutionCondition`, rather than the `data …: String` prose row the nearest precedent uses; §4c calls that row misplaced data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 34 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 34 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index e0700f66ad3..9007168fed2 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ module v2.workflow.required_floor import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_reverse, list_snoc_item } import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_insert, map_lookup } +import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution } import v2.std.logic { Bool } import v2.std.text { String } import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq } @@ -11,6 +12,39 @@ import v2.workflow.floor2_prepared_subject { witness_identity_qualified_name } +// BARE-NAME AMBIGUITY IS COMPUTED AND DISCARDED, one rung below where the machinery already +// stands. This is an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of debt the floor cut discovered on its base, not debt the +// cut introduced: the defect predates this branch and the branch only measured it. +// +// The interpreter's index registers every declaration under BOTH a bare leaf key and a qualified +// module-path key, and while building it counts how many declarers claim each bare name — the +// exact ambiguous set, stored on the context. `lookup_fn` then answers with a plain map get and +// never consults it, so the losing declarer was already overwritten by insertion order. The set +// has one reader, and that reader's only callers are a unit test. +// +// So this is not a lookup that lacked the information to refuse. It is a lookup holding the +// refusal and declining to take it — registration standing in for enforcement, which reads as a +// wall in a census and is fail-open in execution. What it produces is not a diagnostic but a +// plausible answer: a call binding to a same-named declaration in an unrelated module, arriving +// as `call contract mismatch` at a caller that never wrote the name. +// +// MEASURED, at two grains that are not comparable and are both recorded so neither is mistaken +// for the other. At reference-site grain, 5,783 ambiguous references corpus-wide (crisp-crab-430, +// namespace cut). At runtime grain, which is what this floor exercises: 72,480 (name x scope) +// pairs across 963 of 1,295 scopes, worst scope 110, reported every run as +// `[floor-bare-name-ambiguity]`. The runtime figure multiplies one homonym across every scope +// that reaches it, and it moves with REACH as well as with resolution — a fix that loads more +// modules manufactures more collisions without any resolution changing. +// +// NOT FIXED HERE, deliberately and in both directions. Adding a refusal arm to the lookup would +// be a new row in a frozen component, which is the growth surface the freeze exists to close. +// Renaming the colliding declarations is the authoring-side absorbing fallback: it zeroes the +// observed frequency without touching the substrate, and at 72,480 it does not scale — three +// such renames stand on this branch as interim debt, dissolving with the trigger below. +// Qualification at the reference routes past the whole class without touching the frozen +// component, because the qualified key is collision-free by construction. +data floor_bare_name_ambiguity_next_rung_trigger: DissolutionCondition = unbound_dissolution(description: "dissolve-on: bare-name binding stops being decided by insertion order. Reached when ambiguous references carry their qualified module path (v2.compiler.emit.emit rather than emit), which routes through the collision-free qualified key in the interpreter's index and needs no change to the frozen component. Owned by the namespace cut, gunbc#8282; the nine production emit call sites were handed over and taken 2026-08-17. Until then [floor-bare-name-ambiguity] counts the population every run and the three emit renames on integration/floor-cut are interim debt reverting on that landing. Rung today: mitigatable — the ambiguous set is computed and countable, and the wrong binding is loud at the caller as a contract mismatch rather than silent. Ceiling: structural impossibility — a qualified reference has exactly one declarer, so no ambiguous binding is writable.") + // THE REQUIRED FLOOR IS ONE ATTEMPT: read the sources once, prepare one subject, fold one // exact claim manifest, reduce one receipt. This module is that program. // From abc75804b07efd3ea6b96fa4392ae6af0d2c8f2f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 16:29:04 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 67/81] Measure what one claim scope costs, at the scope MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The fold's resident set swings 9.26GB -> 14.86GB and back to 13.51GB. It does not grow monotonically, so nothing is leaking — memory is released and re-taken. The swing correlates with scope size, but the heartbeat samples on a timer, so correlation is all it can offer: it cannot say whether the swing IS the live scope or something moving alongside it. Read either side of the one construction and the question stops being inferential. Taken with the previous scope already dropped, so the delta is this scope's own cost rather than the difference between two. `[floor-scope-cost] max=..GB at= (N modules) total_built=..GB over N construction(s)`. If the reading confirms what the trajectory suggests — one scope costing GBs, built 1,295 times — then the per-claim scope is the floor's remaining memory, and it is exactly what the terminal one-corpus-index correction deletes rather than shrinks: a scope that is a VIEW over a shared index rather than a rebuilt map costs nothing to enter. That is the same correction the bare-name ambiguity trigger names, reached from the cost side instead of the correctness side. Deliberately not proposing the fix on the strength of a correlation. The last two things I was confident about on this branch — that the ceiling was unenforced, and that a class was gone because four of its rows passed — were both wrong, and both would have been caught by measuring first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 36 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 36 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index e02c4e34452..8745a90798f 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41905,6 +41905,10 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( let mut scope_constructions: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_total: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_max: usize = 0; + let mut scope_kb_total: u64 = 0; + let mut scope_kb_max: u64 = 0; + let mut scope_kb_max_module = String::new(); + let mut scope_kb_max_modules: usize = 0; let mut scopes_with_ambiguity: usize = 0; let mut ambiguous_total: usize = 0; let mut ambiguous_max: usize = 0; @@ -41918,7 +41922,22 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // Dropped before the next is built, not after: holding both would put two scopes // resident at the seam and defeat the point of streaming them. drop(current_scope.take()); + // SCOPE COST, MEASURED AT THE SCOPE. The fold's resident set swings from 9.26GB to + // 14.86GB and back down, which correlates with scope size but only correlates: the + // heartbeat samples on a timer, so it cannot say whether the swing IS the scope or + // something else moving alongside it. Read either side of the one construction and + // the question stops being inferential. Taken with the old scope already dropped, so + // the delta is this scope's cost and not the difference between two. + let rss_before = current_rss_bytes().unwrap_or(0) / 1024; let built = claim_scope_for(&prepared, &claim.module_path)?; + let rss_after = current_rss_bytes().unwrap_or(0) / 1024; + let scope_kb = rss_after.saturating_sub(rss_before); + if scope_kb > scope_kb_max { + scope_kb_max = scope_kb; + scope_kb_max_module = claim.module_path.clone(); + scope_kb_max_modules = built.indexes.modules.len(); + } + scope_kb_total += scope_kb; scope_constructions += 1; scope_module_total += built.indexes.modules.len(); scope_module_max = scope_module_max.max(built.indexes.modules.len()); @@ -42036,6 +42055,23 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( "[floor-bare-name-ambiguity] scopes_affected={} of {} names_total={} worst_scope={}", scopes_with_ambiguity, scope_constructions, ambiguous_total, ambiguous_max ); + // WHAT ONE SCOPE COSTS. `mean` divides only by constructions that measured a rise, so it is + // the mean cost of a scope that cost anything; a scope whose modules were all resident from + // the previous one reads as free and would otherwise drag the mean toward zero. This is the + // quantity the terminal one-corpus-index correction removes entirely — a scope that is a + // view rather than a rebuild costs nothing to enter. + eprintln!( + "[floor-scope-cost] max={:.2}GB at={} ({} modules) total_built={:.2}GB over {} construction(s)", + scope_kb_max as f64 / 1048576.0, + if scope_kb_max_module.is_empty() { + "-" + } else { + scope_kb_max_module.as_str() + }, + scope_kb_max_modules, + scope_kb_total as f64 / 1048576.0, + scope_constructions + ); // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the From 54b77dee04630aedc6cf5237c2162b467fd9ac1b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 17:37:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 68/81] Revert the frontier seeding fix: measured net regression Reverts da5af47c2be. The change was correct about reach and wrong about sequencing, and the run says so: failures 942 -> 1213 modules/scope 681.7 -> 910.2 ambiguity 72,480 -> 96,081 (963 -> 1291 of 1295 scopes affected) Seeding the walk with the entry's whole import closure loads more modules, and under a flat per-claim scope more modules means more bare names claimed by more declarers. It bought 31 reach rows and manufactured roughly 270 collision failures, in three classes that did not exist before: `atom_identity_hash requires exactly one string` (157), `list_contains_str` (33), `refuses_naming` (19). And it did not fix the class it was written for. `no such function: srv3_install_hang_no_router_lease_ms` went 18 -> 22. So the reach defect I diagnosed is either not the cause of those rows or not the only one, and the commit message asserting the definer "sat in an import closure this walk never expanded" was a hypothesis stated as a finding. WHAT THIS DOES NOT RETRACT. Reach and visibility really are answered by one module population, widening really does manufacture ambiguity, and that relationship is now measured twice rather than argued. It is the same law crisp-crab-430 paid 196 -> 693 diagnostics to learn on the namespace cut: bare names bind by uniqueness, and uniqueness is anti-monotone, so any reach improvement is a resolution regression until references are qualified. Which fixes the sequencing. Qualification lands first (gunbc#8282), and reach widens after, when loading a module can no longer change what a name means. Re-landing this before then would reproduce this run. The import-closure-of-referenced-modules fix (1f5bd5cfd79) STAYS: it measured 1509 -> 942 and is not implicated here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 15 +-------------- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 8745a90798f..ea533149b3c 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -40906,20 +40906,7 @@ pub fn claim_scope_for( .iter() .map(|m| (m.func_env.name.as_str(), &m.func_env)) .collect(); - // THE FRONTIER IS SEEDED WITH EVERY MODULE ALREADY IN SCOPE, not with the entry alone. - // - // `order` and `seen` are populated with the entry AND its import closure above, before this - // walk starts. Seeding only the entry meant every one of those imported modules was in scope - // and never traversed: whatever they reached by bare reference was never followed, because - // the walk's `seen` check treats them as already visited and so nothing ever expands them. - // - // The entry's own imports were therefore carried at full depth while an imported module's - // bare references were carried at depth zero — visibility depending on which side of the - // seed a module landed on, which is not a distinction anything in the model makes. The - // residual `no such function` rows are this: `srv3_install_hang_no_router_lease_ms` IS - // declared, in `gunbc.srv3_os_install_diagnostic`, and the module referencing it sat in an - // import closure the walk never expanded. - let mut frontier: Vec = order.clone(); + let mut frontier: Vec = vec![entry_module.func_env.name.clone()]; while let Some(current) = frontier.pop() { let mut reached: Vec = reference_targets_of(&ref_index, ¤t); if let Some(env) = parents_of.get(current.as_str()) { From c5b08e2746bd7bba84640339b8a3fb494807ba2e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 17:38:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 69/81] Measure what one claim costs in memory, and name the rows that cost most MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The scope measurement came back at 0.02GB max and 0.29GB total across 1,295 constructions, against a fold that swings ~5.6GB. So the scope is not the floor's memory and the remainder is unattributed. The only honest way to attribute it is to read it where it happens. A claim's frame owns mutable evaluation caches — call memo, data cache, name caches — that live exactly as long as the claim, so a row walking a large population can cost far more than the scope it walks. That is the remaining candidate and this measures it directly rather than inferring it from a timer-sampled trajectory, which is what produced the wrong answer last time. This is no longer only about memory. The runner throttles at `memory.high` and the last run sat within ~1MB of the watermark with `full` pressure averaging 6.88% over 300s. Under throttling WALL time inflates and thread-CPU does not, so the 75 wall-budget refusals are confounded — a 501ms wall refusal on a host stalling 7% of the time is a lower bound on witness-plus-stall, and the stall term is not the witness's. The 198 thread-CPU refusals are unaffected and stand. (Confounder identified by tidy-pike-117 from the job's own heartbeat.) So naming the rows that drive the resident set is the first step in separating expensive witnesses from witnesses that merely ran beside one. `[floor-claim-memory]` reports any row growing RSS by more than 256MB as it happens, plus the worst row at the end. Nothing refuses on the threshold; it is a reporting choice that makes the population rankable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 42 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 42 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index ea533149b3c..d44618d86ca 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41892,6 +41892,8 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( let mut scope_constructions: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_total: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_max: usize = 0; + let mut claim_rss_kb_max: u64 = 0; + let mut claim_rss_kb_max_row = String::new(); let mut scope_kb_total: u64 = 0; let mut scope_kb_max: u64 = 0; let mut scope_kb_max_module = String::new(); @@ -41956,8 +41958,39 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( frame.set_witness_eval_budget(Some(claim.budget_ms)); frame.set_witness_wall_budget(Some(claim.budget_ms)); set_phase(FloorPhase::Eval, &claim.qualified); + // WHAT ONE CLAIM COSTS IN MEMORY, for the same reason the scope is measured beside it: + // the fold's resident set swings ~5.6GB and the scope turned out to account for 0.02GB + // of it, so the remainder is unattributed and the only honest way to attribute it is to + // read it where it happens. A claim's frame owns mutable evaluation caches (call memo, + // data cache, name caches) that live exactly as long as the claim, so a row that walks + // a large population can cost far more than the scope it walks. + // + // This matters beyond memory now: the runner throttles at `memory.high`, and under + // throttling WALL time inflates while thread-CPU does not — so a row that drives the + // resident set into the watermark inflates the wall measurement of every row near it, + // including its own. Naming the rows that cost the most is therefore the first step in + // separating expensive witnesses from witnesses that merely ran next to one. + let claim_rss_before = current_rss_bytes().unwrap_or(0) / 1024; let (result, receipt) = run_claim_measured(&frame, &prepared.subject_digest, &claim.qualified); + let claim_rss_after = current_rss_bytes().unwrap_or(0) / 1024; + let claim_rss_kb = claim_rss_after.saturating_sub(claim_rss_before); + if claim_rss_kb > claim_rss_kb_max { + claim_rss_kb_max = claim_rss_kb; + claim_rss_kb_max_row = claim.qualified.clone(); + } + // A quarter of a gigabyte in ONE row is loud, because a row that costs that much is + // both a memory subject in its own right and the reason its neighbours' wall times + // cannot be trusted. Threshold is a reporting choice, not a verdict: nothing refuses on + // it, it only makes the population visible so it can be ranked. + if claim_rss_kb > 262_144 { + eprintln!( + "[floor-claim-memory] {} grew rss by {:.2}GB (to {:.2}GB)", + claim.qualified, + claim_rss_kb as f64 / 1048576.0, + claim_rss_after as f64 / 1048576.0 + ); + } outcome.claims_executed += 1; receipted.insert(claim.qualified.clone()); style.stream_witness( @@ -42059,6 +42092,15 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( scope_kb_total as f64 / 1048576.0, scope_constructions ); + eprintln!( + "[floor-claim-memory] worst single claim grew rss by {:.2}GB at={}", + claim_rss_kb_max as f64 / 1048576.0, + if claim_rss_kb_max_row.is_empty() { + "-" + } else { + claim_rss_kb_max_row.as_str() + } + ); // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the From 991f073810d70ae0557a076305be189a6ee31f9b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 17:43:30 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 70/81] Drop the manifest's world before the fold instead of at function exit MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `hermetic` is the frame the manifest was folded in. It owns a scope and the mutable evaluation caches that scope accumulated while folding 10,114 sites — call memo, data cache, name caches — and `admission` is the decoded Value it produced. Neither is read again: `claims` is the projection of both and the fold consumes only `claims`. Left to ordinary scope they live until the function returns, which is through the entire fold. Every byte they hold is a byte the fold does not have. That matters more than slack usually does, because of where this runs. The runner throttles at `memory.high` and the last run sat within ~1MB of the watermark with `full` memory pressure averaging 6.88% over 300s. Under throttling the kernel reclaims continuously and every task in the cgroup stalls, so retained-but-unread state converts directly into wall time — and into the 75 confounded wall-budget refusals, which are measurements of witness-plus-stall rather than of witnesses. WHAT THIS IS AIMED AT, stated so the next run can refute it: measured, published-mock-projection stepped the resident set 6.58GB -> 9.15GB and it stayed there. 90 mock keys do not cost 2.6GB; a retained frame over a folded manifest plausibly does. If the step survives, the cost is elsewhere and I will have learned that rather than assumed it. The change stands either way. An unread value held across the longest phase of the program has no defence, and this is the third time today that measuring a hypothesis has been cheaper than arguing it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 22 ++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index d44618d86ca..e4da518bb0e 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41822,6 +41822,28 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( claims.len() ); + // THE MANIFEST'S WORLD DIES HERE, before the fold rather than at the end of the function. + // + // `hermetic` is the frame the manifest was folded in. It owns a scope AND the mutable + // evaluation caches that scope accumulated while folding 10,114 sites — call memo, data + // cache, name caches — and `admission` is the decoded Value it produced. Neither is read + // again: `claims` is the projection of both, and the fold consumes only `claims`. + // + // Left to ordinary scope they live until the function returns, which is to say through the + // entire fold, and every byte they hold is a byte the fold does not have. That matters more + // than it looks: the runner throttles at `memory.high` and the last run sat within ~1MB of + // the watermark, so retained-but-unread state is not slack — it is wall time, because under + // throttling the kernel reclaims continuously and every task in the cgroup stalls. + // + // Measured before this change, published-mock-projection stepped the resident set 6.58GB -> + // 9.15GB and it stayed there for the run. 90 mock keys do not cost 2.6GB; a retained frame + // over a folded manifest plausibly does. Whether that is what this recovers is exactly what + // the next run says, and if the step survives then the cost is elsewhere and this was still + // correct — an unread value held across the longest phase of the program has no defence. + drop(hermetic); + drop(admission); + drop(manifest_scope); + // ── 4. fold the manifest ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── eprintln!("floor: claims = {}", claims.len()); let claims_planned = claims.len(); From 48e397c65781dbce3e5756829c2cb183b76e2703 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 17:51:51 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 71/81] Move witness disposition from the file path to a namespace-subtree grant MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit THE QUESTION was where a witness's disposition comes from. Two wrong answers were live. `is_long_home` read the FILE PATH, which is the 2026-08-04 ruling's exact root cause — a directory deciding an admission question — and it decided at file grain, so one expensive witness took every cheap sibling in its file out of the floor with it. `wet_sites` was passed as an unconditionally empty list, which is not a disposition but an assertion that no witness is wet, made where an observation was owed. Meanwhile `WitnessDisposition` modelled all five arms in .dag and nothing consulted it — two authorities, one of them inert. An annotation cannot carry it (§4c: no `Accepted` program reads one), so the answer has to be an authored declaration joined by identity. The corpus already had one and I had been reading it as a path: every witness in the long home declares `module test.claim.long.` on its own first line. That is not the path restated — a module's name is authored, and a file may carry any name wherever it sits. So disposition is a GRANT OVER A NAMESPACE SUBTREE, joined by the prefix relation. That is the containment tree DESIGN makes the single naming authority, and the same `⊑` that resolution walks, content-addressing hashes, termination reads as sub-value descent, and the effect-grant thread proposes for permission — disposition becomes the fifth consumer of one structure rather than a sixth mechanism beside it. A witness opts in by NAMING itself into the subtree, in the same act as declaring its module, and one row covers 76 files. `RequiredFloor` is the default for everything outside every grant, which is the fail-closed direction: an unclassified witness runs and is held to the ceiling rather than disappearing. ONE GRANT EXISTS, and the emptiness elsewhere is the honest report. `ScheduledWet` has no granted subtree because no wet lane exists to execute one — the cut deleted it — and a disposition naming no executing consumer is precisely the deferral the ruling forbids. So wet witnesses stay RequiredFloor and refuse loudly against hermetic mocks: a visible coverage gap rather than a silent one, dissolving when the wet lane is re-added. Same for KnownRedQuarantine. The declined count is now DERIVED — sites offered minus claims returned — so it cannot drift from the decision that produced it, where before the host recomputed it with its own predicate. It is still reported every run in the words NOT RUN HERE, because gunbc#7762's failure was not that rows were deferred but that the deferral was silent. `is_long_home` is deleted. The .dag half is unverified until a run: a prefix predicate had to be written (std has none) and the manifest is load-bearing, so CI is the check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 67 +++++++--------- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 121 +++++++++++++++++++++++++---- 2 files changed, 136 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index e4da518bb0e..c8e087f4fd9 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41112,21 +41112,6 @@ pub fn inventory_witness_files(prepared: &PreparedRepository) -> Vec bool { - path.contains("/test/claim/long/") || path.contains("/tests/claim/long/") -} - fn str_list(items: impl IntoIterator) -> v1_interpreter::Value { v1_interpreter::Value::List(Rc::new( items @@ -41727,28 +41712,23 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // onto the sites by `entry`. Both lists came from one collection keyed by one file path, so // the join re-derived inside the fold a fact this loop held two lines earlier, and its answer // was always "exactly one". The refusal for the other cases had no reachable producer. - // THE LONG HOME IS EXCLUDED FROM THE FOLD, AND COUNTED IN THE SAME BREATH. + // EVERY DISCOVERED SITE IS OFFERED TO THE MANIFEST, and the manifest decides which are + // required-floor claims. // - // The operator's rule (2026-08-17) gives an over-ceiling witness two remedies: shrink it, or - // move it here. So this population is expected to exist and expected to grow. What must not - // happen is the gunbc#7762 outcome, where relocation deleted the coverage and nothing said - // so — the rows are therefore reported as UNCOVERED every run, not merely omitted. - let (long_files, files): (Vec<_>, Vec<_>) = - files.into_iter().partition(|f| is_long_home(&f.path)); - let long_rows: usize = long_files.iter().map(|f| f.functions.len()).sum(); - eprintln!( - "[floor-long-home] excluded_files={} excluded_rows={} — NOT RUN BY CI AND NOT COVERED; \ - each row needs its cost reduced or an executing consumer on another cadence", - long_files.len(), - long_rows - ); - for f in &long_files { - eprintln!( - "[floor-long-home] uncovered {} ({} rows)", - f.path, - f.functions.len() - ); - } + // This host previously partitioned the population itself, by testing whether a file's PATH + // contained the long home. That made a directory the admission authority — the 2026-08-04 + // ruling's exact root cause — and it decided at file grain, so one expensive witness took + // every cheap sibling in its file out of the floor with it. It was also a SECOND authority: + // `WitnessDisposition` already modelled the answer in `.dag` and nothing consulted it. + // + // The disposition now lives where it is authored — `v2.workflow.required_floor` + // `disposition_for_module`, a grant over a namespace subtree joined by the prefix relation, + // with `RequiredFloor` as the fail-closed default. Discovery's job is to report what exists; + // deciding what that means is the manifest's. + // + // The exclusion is still counted, and counted from the claim list rather than from a + // predicate this host applies: sites offered minus claims returned is what the manifest + // declined, so the number cannot drift from the decision that produced it. let mut sites: Vec = Vec::new(); for file in &files { for function in &file.functions { @@ -41766,10 +41746,11 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( )); } } + let sites_offered = sites.len(); eprintln!( "[floor-phase] phase=site-projection state=completed wall_ms={} sites={} files={}", projection_started.elapsed().as_millis(), - sites.len(), + sites_offered, files.len() ); let subject = record_value( @@ -41821,6 +41802,18 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( admission_decode_started.elapsed().as_millis(), claims.len() ); + // WHAT THE MANIFEST DECLINED, derived from the two populations rather than recomputed. A + // site offered and not returned as a claim carries a non-required disposition, and those + // rows are NOT covered by this floor — reported every run in those words, because the + // gunbc#7762 failure was not that rows were deferred but that the deferral was silent. + let declined = sites_offered.saturating_sub(claims.len()); + if declined > 0 { + eprintln!( + "[floor-disposition] {declined} of {sites_offered} discovered site(s) are NOT \ + required-floor and NOT RUN HERE — each needs an executing consumer on another \ + cadence, and none exists yet on this branch" + ); + } // THE MANIFEST'S WORLD DIES HERE, before the fold rather than at the end of the function. // diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 9007168fed2..27433b96ab2 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ module v2.workflow.required_floor -import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_reverse, list_snoc_item } +import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty, TailAbsent, TailFound, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_reverse, list_snoc_item } import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_insert, map_lookup } import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution } import v2.std.logic { Bool } -import v2.std.text { String } +import v2.std.text { CharAbsent, CharFound, String, string_head, string_is_empty, string_tail } import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq } import v2.workflow.floor2_prepared_subject { WitnessIdentity, @@ -128,6 +128,90 @@ type WitnessDisposition | KnownRedQuarantine | DeletedNotAWitness +// DISPOSITION IS A GRANT OVER A NAMESPACE SUBTREE, joined by the prefix relation. +// +// The question this answers is where a witness's disposition comes from, and the wrong answers +// were both live in this floor. `is_long_home` read the FILE PATH, which is the 2026-08-04 +// ruling's exact root cause — a directory deciding an admission question — and it is at the +// wrong grain besides, since one expensive witness took every cheap sibling in its file out of +// the floor with it. `wet_sites` was passed as an unconditionally empty list, which is not a +// disposition at all but an assertion that no witness is wet, made where an observation was +// owed. +// +// An annotation cannot carry it: DESIGN §4c admits `//` blocks and no `Accepted` program can +// read one, so a disposition written there would be invisible to the fold that needs it. +// +// What is left is an authored declaration joined by identity, and the corpus already has one — +// every witness in the long home declares `module test.claim.long.` on its own first +// line. That is not the path restated: a module's name is authored and a file could carry any +// name regardless of where it sits. It is a position in the containment tree, which DESIGN +// makes the single naming authority, and membership in a subtree is the same prefix relation +// `⊑` that resolution walks, content-addressing hashes, termination reads as sub-value descent +// and the effect-grant thread proposes for permission. Disposition becomes the fifth consumer +// of one structure rather than a sixth mechanism beside it. +// +// So the authority is a small table of subtree grants, and a witness opts in by NAMING itself +// into the subtree — one authored fact, at the declaration, in the same act as declaring the +// module. Anything outside every granted subtree is `RequiredFloor`, which is the fail-closed +// default: an unclassified witness runs and is held to the ceiling, rather than disappearing. +type DispositionGrant { + subtree: String + disposition: WitnessDisposition +} + +// ONE ROW TODAY, and its emptiness elsewhere is the honest report rather than an oversight. +// `ScheduledWet` has no granted subtree because no wet lane exists to execute one — the cut +// deleted it — and a disposition naming no executing consumer is the deferral the 2026-08-04 +// ruling forbids. Wet witnesses therefore stay `RequiredFloor` and refuse loudly against +// hermetic mocks, which is a visible coverage gap rather than a silent one, and it dissolves +// when the wet lane is re-added. Same for `KnownRedQuarantine`. +fn witness_disposition_grants() -> List { + Cons { + head: DispositionGrant { + subtree: "test.claim.long.", + disposition: ScheduledLong + }, + tail: Empty {} + } +} + +fn string_starts_with(s: String, prefix: String) -> Bool { + match string_head(s: prefix) { + CharAbsent => true + CharFound { value: p } => + match string_head(s: s) { + CharAbsent => false + CharFound { value: c } => + match c == p { + false => false + true => + match string_tail(s: s) { + TailAbsent => string_is_empty(s: prefix) + TailFound { tail: s_rest } => + match string_tail(s: prefix) { + TailAbsent => true + TailFound { tail: p_rest } => + string_starts_with(s: s_rest, prefix: p_rest) + } + } + } + } + } +} + +fn disposition_for_module(module_path: String) -> WitnessDisposition { + fold_list( + xs: witness_disposition_grants(), + empty: RequiredFloor, + cons: fn(acc, grant) { + match string_starts_with(s: module_path, prefix: grant.subtree) { + true => grant.disposition + false => acc + } + } + ) +} + fn disposition_is_required_floor(d: WitnessDisposition) -> Bool { match d { RequiredFloor => true @@ -263,20 +347,27 @@ fn scan_site( site: WitnessSite, mode: ExecutionMode ) -> ClaimScanReversed { - ClaimScanReversed { - claims_reversed: Cons { - head: RequiredFloorClaim { - declaration: WitnessIdentity { - module_path: site.module_path, - function: site.function + // THE MANIFEST DECIDES ADMISSION, not the discovery that fed it. A site whose module names + // itself into a granted subtree is not a required-floor claim and produces no row, so the + // filtering happens where the disposition is authored rather than in a host-side path test. + match disposition_is_required_floor(d: disposition_for_module(module_path: site.module_path)) { + false => acc + true => + ClaimScanReversed { + claims_reversed: Cons { + head: RequiredFloorClaim { + declaration: WitnessIdentity { + module_path: site.module_path, + function: site.function + }, + execution_mode: mode, + budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms(), + warn_ms: required_floor_claim_warn_ms() + }, + tail: acc.claims_reversed }, - execution_mode: mode, - budget_ms: required_floor_claim_budget_ms(), - warn_ms: required_floor_claim_warn_ms() - }, - tail: acc.claims_reversed - }, - refusals_reversed: acc.refusals_reversed + refusals_reversed: acc.refusals_reversed + } } } From f5f7f385b29149324f6d827fa51db8b83d3613af Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 18:05:27 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 72/81] Collapse the long-home exclusion back to one prefix test MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling: `long` is a hack, do not overthink it. Correct — the previous commit answered it with a `DispositionGrant` table, a subtree grant vocabulary and a `disposition_for_module` fold, which is a model where a hack was wanted. It also bundled `long` with the hardcoded-empty `wet_sites`, making one mechanism out of two unrelated problems. Removed: `DispositionGrant`, `witness_disposition_grants`, `disposition_for_module`. `WitnessDisposition` stays modelled and unconsumed exactly as it was found — wiring it is a real modelling question about wet lanes and cadences, and it should be answered then rather than smuggled in behind a directory exclusion. Kept, because it is the one part that was not overthinking: the test reads the module's AUTHORED NAME, not its file path. The deleted host predicate tested whether a path contained `/test/claim/long/`, which made a directory the admission authority and decided at file grain, so one expensive witness took every cheap sibling in its file out of the floor with it. Every witness there already declares `module test.claim.long.` on its first line, so the fact was authored all along and the host was reading a shadow of it. Same exclusion, one prefix test, at module grain, in the manifest. Net against the version being simplified: 59 lines out, 23 in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 82 +++++++++--------------------- 1 file changed, 23 insertions(+), 59 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 27433b96ab2..a00f14d85aa 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -128,51 +128,24 @@ type WitnessDisposition | KnownRedQuarantine | DeletedNotAWitness -// DISPOSITION IS A GRANT OVER A NAMESPACE SUBTREE, joined by the prefix relation. +// LONG-HOME EXCLUSION, and it is a hack rather than a model (operator, 2026-08-17). // -// The question this answers is where a witness's disposition comes from, and the wrong answers -// were both live in this floor. `is_long_home` read the FILE PATH, which is the 2026-08-04 -// ruling's exact root cause — a directory deciding an admission question — and it is at the -// wrong grain besides, since one expensive witness took every cheap sibling in its file out of -// the floor with it. `wet_sites` was passed as an unconditionally empty list, which is not a -// disposition at all but an assertion that no witness is wet, made where an observation was -// owed. +// The one thing worth keeping from the version this replaces: the test is on the module's +// AUTHORED NAME, not on the file path. `is_long_home` in the host tested whether a path +// contained `/test/claim/long/`, which made a directory the admission authority — the exact +// root cause the 2026-08-04 ruling names — and decided at file grain, so one expensive witness +// took every cheap sibling in its file out of the floor with it. Every witness in the long home +// already declares `module test.claim.long.` on its own first line, so the fact was +// authored all along and the host was reading a shadow of it. // -// An annotation cannot carry it: DESIGN §4c admits `//` blocks and no `Accepted` program can -// read one, so a disposition written there would be invisible to the fold that needs it. +// That is the whole change. No grant table, no disposition lattice, no second mechanism: one +// prefix test, in the manifest, where admission is decided. `WitnessDisposition` stays modelled +// and unconsumed exactly as it was — wiring it is a real modelling question about wet lanes and +// cadences, and this is not that question. // -// What is left is an authored declaration joined by identity, and the corpus already has one — -// every witness in the long home declares `module test.claim.long.` on its own first -// line. That is not the path restated: a module's name is authored and a file could carry any -// name regardless of where it sits. It is a position in the containment tree, which DESIGN -// makes the single naming authority, and membership in a subtree is the same prefix relation -// `⊑` that resolution walks, content-addressing hashes, termination reads as sub-value descent -// and the effect-grant thread proposes for permission. Disposition becomes the fifth consumer -// of one structure rather than a sixth mechanism beside it. -// -// So the authority is a small table of subtree grants, and a witness opts in by NAMING itself -// into the subtree — one authored fact, at the declaration, in the same act as declaring the -// module. Anything outside every granted subtree is `RequiredFloor`, which is the fail-closed -// default: an unclassified witness runs and is held to the ceiling, rather than disappearing. -type DispositionGrant { - subtree: String - disposition: WitnessDisposition -} - -// ONE ROW TODAY, and its emptiness elsewhere is the honest report rather than an oversight. -// `ScheduledWet` has no granted subtree because no wet lane exists to execute one — the cut -// deleted it — and a disposition naming no executing consumer is the deferral the 2026-08-04 -// ruling forbids. Wet witnesses therefore stay `RequiredFloor` and refuse loudly against -// hermetic mocks, which is a visible coverage gap rather than a silent one, and it dissolves -// when the wet lane is re-added. Same for `KnownRedQuarantine`. -fn witness_disposition_grants() -> List { - Cons { - head: DispositionGrant { - subtree: "test.claim.long.", - disposition: ScheduledLong - }, - tail: Empty {} - } +// These rows are NOT COVERED by anything. The host reports the count every run. +fn long_home_prefix() -> String { + "test.claim.long." } fn string_starts_with(s: String, prefix: String) -> Bool { @@ -199,17 +172,8 @@ fn string_starts_with(s: String, prefix: String) -> Bool { } } -fn disposition_for_module(module_path: String) -> WitnessDisposition { - fold_list( - xs: witness_disposition_grants(), - empty: RequiredFloor, - cons: fn(acc, grant) { - match string_starts_with(s: module_path, prefix: grant.subtree) { - true => grant.disposition - false => acc - } - } - ) +fn module_is_long_home(module_path: String) -> Bool { + string_starts_with(s: module_path, prefix: long_home_prefix()) } fn disposition_is_required_floor(d: WitnessDisposition) -> Bool { @@ -347,12 +311,12 @@ fn scan_site( site: WitnessSite, mode: ExecutionMode ) -> ClaimScanReversed { - // THE MANIFEST DECIDES ADMISSION, not the discovery that fed it. A site whose module names - // itself into a granted subtree is not a required-floor claim and produces no row, so the - // filtering happens where the disposition is authored rather than in a host-side path test. - match disposition_is_required_floor(d: disposition_for_module(module_path: site.module_path)) { - false => acc - true => + // THE MANIFEST DECIDES ADMISSION, not the discovery that fed it. A long-home site produces + // no claim row, so the exclusion happens where the module's own name can be read rather than + // in a host-side test on its file path. + match module_is_long_home(module_path: site.module_path) { + true => acc + false => ClaimScanReversed { claims_reversed: Cons { head: RequiredFloorClaim { From 6e1c728610b8737019e5181f5c955a0bc07ade46 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 18:07:22 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 73/81] Hoist the scan_site annotation out of the declaration body MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Strict preparation refused the previous head: required_floor.dag:350:3: error: source annotation sits inside a declaration (x3) DESIGN §4c admits annotations only as standalone leading blocks attached to MODULE-SCOPE declarations. The comment explaining the admission decision sat inside `scan_site`'s body, which is not an eligible subject, so the whole floor refused before a single witness ran. I hit this exact refusal earlier today in this exact file, wrote that the refusal was the wall working and that it cost one preparation to learn, and then wrote another in-body annotation a few hours later. The lesson did not survive contact with a different edit, which is the argument for the wall existing rather than for remembering harder. Swept the rest of the file and every .dag I have touched on this branch: no indented `//` remains anywhere in them. Worth noting what the refusal did NOT do: it did not accept the module and drop the annotation, and it did not warn. It refused the subject, named the file, the line and the column, and stopped the run — so the cost was one cancelled CI run and a one-line fix, not a silently malformed manifest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index a00f14d85aa..cef7962b12e 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -306,14 +306,14 @@ data claim_scan_reversed_empty: ClaimScanReversed = ClaimScanReversed { // // `refusals_reversed` survives because duplicate enrollment is a real refusal, discovered after // the scan rather than during it. +// THE MANIFEST DECIDES ADMISSION, not the discovery that fed it. A long-home site produces no +// claim row, so the exclusion happens where the module's own name can be read rather than in a +// host-side test on its file path. fn scan_site( acc: ClaimScanReversed, site: WitnessSite, mode: ExecutionMode ) -> ClaimScanReversed { - // THE MANIFEST DECIDES ADMISSION, not the discovery that fed it. A long-home site produces - // no claim row, so the exclusion happens where the module's own name can be read rather than - // in a host-side test on its file path. match module_is_long_home(module_path: site.module_path) { true => acc false => From 98d750f08db640cfeb4e1a03e0962d23cfb4f4cd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 19:37:18 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 74/81] Exclude live-tree witnesses from the hermetic floor, on their own declaration MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling: own the regression half, forget what was never covered. This is the second half. A module declaring `LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree` reads state outside its resolved closure, so it CANNOT execute in the hermetic frame this floor runs. It does not fail because it is broken; it fails because it was handed the wrong evaluator. Forcing those modules hermetic produced ~172 refusals against missing mocks — `no mock_response for operation Dir`, `filesystem_read requires Filesystem.Read` — and every one of them was this floor asking a live-tree witness to answer without the tree. MEASURED, and this is why they are not regressions: main defers 1,073 rows from per-PR discovery, 613 of them declaring exactly this. Those rows were not passing before this cut — they were not running. Excluding them is parity with the floor being replaced, not a narrowing relative to it. 134 modules in the corpus carry the declaration. Read the same way `test fn` is: a column-zero scan of the module's own source for a module-scope `data` whose value is `ReadsLiveTree`. An authored declaration, not a path and not a directory — the same class of fact as the module name, and entry-grain, which is the grain the deleted floor's own `entry_eligible_for_discovery_skip_before_resolve` already used for this disposition. The exclusion is decided in the manifest beside the long-home test, not in the host, so admission stays in one place. NOT A DISPOSITION IN THE MODELLED SENSE, and it must not read as one: it names no executing consumer, so the coverage owed is real and outstanding. What changes is that the reason is now an authored fact read from the module's own source rather than a deferral nobody could see. It dissolves when a wet lane exists to run them. Expected effect on the census: ~172 refusals leave, and the ~770 regressions this branch actually caused remain, which is the population worth owning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 19 +++++++++++++++++++ src/v2/workflow/floor2_prepared_subject.dag | 1 + src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 19 ++++++++++++++++++- 3 files changed, 38 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index c8e087f4fd9..d27a90edd15 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41074,6 +41074,12 @@ pub struct InventoryWitnessFile { pub path: String, pub module_path: String, pub functions: Vec, + /// Whether the module declares `LiveTreeDisposition = ReadsLiveTree`. + /// + /// Read from the module's own source, at column zero, the same way `test fn` is — an + /// AUTHORED declaration, not a path or a directory. A witness that declares it reaches the + /// live tree, so it cannot execute in the hermetic frame this floor runs. + pub reads_live_tree: bool, } /// Fold the one inventory into witness sites. NO FILESYSTEM ACCESS: preparation read every @@ -41088,6 +41094,14 @@ pub fn inventory_witness_files(prepared: &PreparedRepository) -> Vec = Vec::new(); for entry in &prepared.inventory { let mut functions: Vec = Vec::new(); + // Same scan, same column-zero rule as `test fn` below: a module-scope `data` whose + // value is `ReadsLiveTree`. Indented occurrences are inside bodies and are not + // declarations. + let reads_live_tree = entry.content.lines().any(|line| { + line.starts_with("data ") + && line.contains("LiveTreeDisposition") + && line.contains("ReadsLiveTree") + }); for line in entry.content.lines() { let Some(rest) = line.strip_prefix("test fn ") else { continue; @@ -41105,6 +41119,7 @@ pub fn inventory_witness_files(prepared: &PreparedRepository) -> Vec ClaimScanReversed { - match module_is_long_home(module_path: site.module_path) { + match module_is_long_home(module_path: site.module_path) || site.reads_live_tree { true => acc false => ClaimScanReversed { From 380c242c79a449d0cae26eddd6ad832f9b50ea89 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 19:41:12 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 75/81] Match all three long-home namespaces, not one MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `[floor-disposition] 42 of 10448` on the merge head — 42 rows excluded where the long home holds 76 files and roughly 310 rows. The single `test.claim.long.` prefix was under-matching by a factor of seven, and the run's own count is what caught it rather than a reading of the code. The long home is not one namespace. 64 of its modules declare `v2.test.long.`, 10 declare `test.claim.long.`, and one declares `v2.test.claim.long.`. The directory looks uniform; the authored names are not, which is exactly the gap between a path and a declaration and the reason the path test read plausible while being wrong. One file there declares no long namespace at all — `qualified_declaration_reference_emit_cross_module_witness_test.dag` declares `test.claim.qualified_declaration_reference_emit_cross_module_witness` — so it stays in the floor. That is the honest consequence of reading the declaration rather than the directory, and it is the right one: the file sits somewhere claiming one thing while its module says another, and only one of those is a fact the program can read. If it belongs in the long home, its module should say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 36 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 33 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 70e35f4b29e..9d6a2290cf1 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -130,6 +130,18 @@ type WitnessDisposition // LONG-HOME EXCLUSION, and it is a hack rather than a model (operator, 2026-08-17). // +// THREE PREFIXES, NOT ONE, and the count is what found that. A single `test.claim.long.` test +// excluded 42 rows of an expected ~310, because the long home is not one namespace: 64 modules +// there declare `v2.test.long.`, 10 declare `test.claim.long.`, and one declares +// `v2.test.claim.long.`. The directory looks uniform and the authored names are not. +// +// One file in that directory declares no long namespace at all — +// `qualified_declaration_reference_emit_cross_module_witness_test.dag` declares +// `test.claim.qualified_declaration_reference_emit_cross_module_witness` — so it stays in the +// floor. That is the honest consequence of reading the declaration instead of the path, and it +// is the right consequence: the file sits in a directory claiming one thing while its module +// says another, and only one of those is a fact the program can read. +// // The one thing worth keeping from the version this replaces: the test is on the module's // AUTHORED NAME, not on the file path. `is_long_home` in the host tested whether a path // contained `/test/claim/long/`, which made a directory the admission authority — the exact @@ -144,8 +156,17 @@ type WitnessDisposition // cadences, and this is not that question. // // These rows are NOT COVERED by anything. The host reports the count every run. -fn long_home_prefix() -> String { - "test.claim.long." +fn long_home_prefixes() -> List { + Cons { + head: "test.claim.long.", + tail: Cons { + head: "v2.test.long.", + tail: Cons { + head: "v2.test.claim.long.", + tail: Empty {} + } + } + } } fn string_starts_with(s: String, prefix: String) -> Bool { @@ -173,7 +194,16 @@ fn string_starts_with(s: String, prefix: String) -> Bool { } fn module_is_long_home(module_path: String) -> Bool { - string_starts_with(s: module_path, prefix: long_home_prefix()) + fold_list( + xs: long_home_prefixes(), + empty: false, + cons: fn(acc, prefix) { + match acc { + true => true + false => string_starts_with(s: module_path, prefix: prefix) + } + } + ) } fn disposition_is_required_floor(d: WitnessDisposition) -> Bool { From cadf719061183b53a99b024465dded42ae10259e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 20:35:06 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 76/81] Land the expected-red mechanism, with an empty roster MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling: take option B — enroll the known failures as expected-red so the new floor can land, then fan out to fix them. WHAT THIS IS NOT. A skip list. Every enrolled identity still EXECUTES in the fold and its outcome is still asserted; what the roster changes is which outcome counts as agreement: not enrolled, fails -> reds the build, as today enrolled, fails -> agreement, counted as held debt enrolled, PASSES -> REDS THE BUILD, naming itself for removal That third arm is what makes the roster monotone and is the reason this is admissible where a skip list is not. A skip list grows quietly and its members rot, because nothing observes them and nothing notices when they start working. This one can only shrink under an honest run, a fix is counted the moment it lands, and every row is an executing claim with a receipt — so nothing in here reads as covered when it is not. The roster is authored in `v2.workflow.floor_expected_red` at exact qualified-name grain, read in the manifest's own frame before that frame is dropped, and joined host-side because membership over ~800 names against 10,114 sites is a hash lookup in Rust and an O(n) walk in the interpreter's closure-chained Map. IT SHIPS EMPTY. The mechanism lands before the data, so enrolling an identity is a separate and reviewable act from building the machinery that reads it — and with an empty roster this commit changes no verdict: the floor still refuses on every known failure exactly as it did before. The population goes in once the census on the current tree lands, which also means each enrolled name is measured on a stated tree rather than carried over from a run whose diagnostic sensitivity differed. The carrier says plainly what it must not become: a row belongs there only while someone is fixing it. It is not a disposition — it names no executing consumer beyond this floor and establishes no coverage — and an identity that sits there indefinitely is a defect nobody owns wearing a receipt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 72 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag | 40 ++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 112 insertions(+) create mode 100644 src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index d27a90edd15..57f0301b9ea 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41834,6 +41834,40 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( ); } + // THE EXPECTED-RED ROSTER, read from its .dag authority in the manifest's own frame — it + // must be decoded BEFORE that frame is dropped below, and it is a separate evaluation from + // the manifest because it answers a different question: the manifest says which claims + // exist, this says which of them are known to fail while someone fixes them. + let expected_red_roster: HashSet = { + let value = v1_interpreter::run_in_context( + &hermetic, + "v2.workflow.floor_expected_red.floor_expected_red_roster", + false, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("floor_expected_red_roster: {e}"))?; + let items = floor_decode_list(&hermetic, Some(&value)) + .map_err(|e| format!("floor_expected_red_roster: {e}"))?; + let mut out = HashSet::new(); + for item in items { + match item { + v1_interpreter::Value::Str(s) => { + out.insert(s.to_string()); + } + other => { + return Err(format!( + "floor_expected_red_roster: expected a qualified name, got {}", + floor_value_shape(Some(other)) + )); + } + } + } + out + }; + eprintln!( + "[floor-known-red] roster carries {} enrolled identity(ies)", + expected_red_roster.len() + ); + // THE MANIFEST'S WORLD DIES HERE, before the fold rather than at the end of the function. // // `hermetic` is the frame the manifest was folded in. It owns a scope AND the mutable @@ -41926,6 +41960,8 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( let mut scope_constructions: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_total: usize = 0; let mut scope_module_max: usize = 0; + let mut known_red_held: usize = 0; + let mut known_red_now_passing: usize = 0; let mut claim_rss_kb_max: u64 = 0; let mut claim_rss_kb_max_row = String::new(); let mut scope_kb_total: u64 = 0; @@ -42051,6 +42087,33 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( claim.qualified, wall_ms, claim.warn_ms, claim.budget_ms ); } + // THE EXPECTED-RED JOIN. A quarantined identity is one this branch KNOWS fails; it is + // enrolled by exact qualified name in `v2.workflow.floor_expected_red`, and the + // difference from an exclusion is that it still RUNS and its outcome is still asserted. + // + // Three things follow, and they are the whole reason this is admissible where a skip + // list is not. A failure outside the roster still reds the build, so the roster covers + // named debt rather than a category. A quarantined row that PASSES also reds, so a fix + // is counted the moment it lands instead of being silently absorbed into a green run — + // which is what makes the roster monotonically shrinking rather than a place things go + // to be forgotten. And every row is an executing claim with a receipt, so nothing in + // here reads as covered when it is not. + let expected_red = expected_red_roster.contains(claim.qualified.as_str()); + let passed = matches!(result, ClaimOutcome::Pass); + if expected_red && passed { + known_red_now_passing += 1; + outcome.failures.push(format!( + "{} is enrolled as expected-red and PASSED — remove it from \ + v2.workflow.floor_expected_red", + claim.qualified + )); + continue; + } + if expected_red { + known_red_held += 1; + outcome.passed += 1; + continue; + } match result { ClaimOutcome::Pass => outcome.passed += 1, ClaimOutcome::Fail => outcome @@ -42126,6 +42189,15 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( scope_kb_total as f64 / 1048576.0, scope_constructions ); + // THE DEBT, REPORTED EVERY RUN. `held` is the enrolled population that behaved as enrolled + // — the number that must fall. `now_passing` is enrolled rows that PASSED, which is a build + // failure by design: a fix has landed and the roster is stale, and the run says so rather + // than quietly absorbing it. + eprintln!( + "[floor-known-red] {} enrolled identity(ies) held as expected-red; {} enrolled \ + identity(ies) now PASS and must be removed from the roster", + known_red_held, known_red_now_passing + ); eprintln!( "[floor-claim-memory] worst single claim grew rss by {:.2}GB at={}", claim_rss_kb_max as f64 / 1048576.0, diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag b/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..3f99bb430e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +module v2.workflow.floor_expected_red + +import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty } +import v2.std.collection { List } +import v2.std.text { String } + +// THE EXPECTED-RED ROSTER: identities this branch KNOWS fail, enrolled by exact qualified name. +// +// This is NOT a skip list and the distinction is the whole justification for it. Every identity +// here still EXECUTES in the fold and its outcome is still asserted; what the roster changes is +// which outcome counts as agreement. A row that fails as enrolled is agreement. A row that is +// NOT enrolled and fails reds the build. A row that IS enrolled and PASSES also reds the build, +// naming itself and asking to be removed — so a fix is counted the moment it lands rather than +// being absorbed into a green run. +// +// That last arm is what makes this monotone. A skip list grows quietly and its members rot, +// because nothing observes them and nothing notices when they start working. This roster can +// only shrink under an honest run, and its length is the debt. +// +// WHY IT EXISTS. The floor cut replaced an evaluator that ran a selected subset per PR with one +// that folds the whole discovered roster through a single prepared subject. The replacement is +// faster end to end than the floor it replaces and runs strictly more rows, and it fails a +// population the old one did not — some because this branch broke them, some because the old +// floor never executed them. Holding the whole branch until every one is repaired keeps everyone +// on the slower, less complete floor in the meantime. Enrolling them keeps the new floor's +// verdict honest while they are worked. +// +// WHAT IT MUST NOT BECOME. A row belongs here only while someone is fixing it. It is not a +// disposition: it names no executing consumer other than this floor, it establishes no coverage, +// and an identity that sits here indefinitely is a defect nobody owns wearing a receipt. The +// roster is admissible because it is temporary, visible at identity grain, and self-emptying — +// remove any of those three and it is the skip list it is carefully not. +// +// POPULATION: pending the census on the current tree. Empty until then, which means the floor +// refuses on every known failure exactly as it does today — the mechanism lands before the data +// so that enrolling an identity is a separate, reviewable act from building the machinery that +// reads it. +fn floor_expected_red_roster() -> List { + Empty {} +} From 29df7f240e7d55f9922f02baac59b1a7f523844d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 20:40:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 77/81] Populate the expected-red roster with the 820 identities measured on 380c242c79a MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The mechanism landed empty in cadf719061 so that enrolling an identity would be a separate act from building the machinery that reads it. This is that act. The population is an observation on ONE tree. It is not a count carried over from main or from an earlier head: this branch's diagnostic sensitivity is not monotone across trees, because widening a claim scope moves references out of the unchecked unique arm and into the checked ambiguous one, so a larger number can mean more detection rather than more breakage. Comparing these 820 to any other run's total would be reading a delta between two different instruments. Every row is an exact qualified name. No prefix, no module, no directory — enrolling one row cannot silently enroll a neighbour, and the roster's length is legible as debt rather than as policy. The rows are chunked at 40 and flattened only because a Cons chain 820 deep is a parse-depth hazard; the boundaries carry no meaning and nothing reads them. What this does NOT do: it does not skip anything. Every enrolled row still executes and its outcome is still asserted. An enrolled row that PASSES reds the build and names itself for removal, so the roster can only shrink under an honest run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag | 106 +++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 100 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag b/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag index 3f99bb430e4..02b69ae969e 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ module v2.workflow.floor_expected_red -import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty } +import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty, list_flat_map } import v2.std.collection { List } import v2.std.text { String } @@ -31,10 +31,104 @@ import v2.std.text { String } // roster is admissible because it is temporary, visible at identity grain, and self-emptying — // remove any of those three and it is the skip list it is carefully not. // -// POPULATION: pending the census on the current tree. Empty until then, which means the floor -// refuses on every known failure exactly as it does today — the mechanism lands before the data -// so that enrolling an identity is a separate, reviewable act from building the machinery that -// reads it. +// POPULATION: 820 identities, measured on tree 380c242c79a by the run this roster was cut from. +// The count is a fact about that exact tree and nothing else — this branch's diagnostic +// sensitivity is not monotone across trees, so these names may not be comparable to a count taken +// on main or on an earlier head. Each is enrolled at exact qualified-name grain, never by prefix, +// module, or directory, so enrolling one row can never silently enroll a neighbour. +// +// The rows are carried in fixed-size chunks and flattened, because one Cons chain 820 deep is a +// parse-depth hazard, not because the chunk boundaries mean anything. They do not: a chunk is a +// slice of an alphabetical list and nothing reads it. +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_00() -> List { + Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_authored_algebra_shape_parses", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_lambda_block_body_parses", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_lambda_in_pipeline_parses", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_match_arm_fat_arrow_unchanged", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_missing_body_refuses_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_missing_param_refuses_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_multi_param_lambda_parses", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_named_arg_unchanged", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_paren_arithmetic_unchanged", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_pre_repair_grammar_restores_the_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_single_param_lambda_parses", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_single_paren_param_refuses_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_sum_decl_unchanged", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.dag_arrow_lambda_witness_test.witness_zero_param_refuses_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.namespace_graft_body_dissolution_witness_test.witness_header_only_module_still_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.namespace_graft_body_dissolution_witness_test.witness_lowered_body_module_still_grafts", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.namespace_graft_body_dissolution_witness_test.witness_type_fn_module_dissolution_refuses_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.namespace_graft_body_dissolution_witness_test.witness_type_only_module_dissolution_refuses_RED", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.realization_sweep_test.witness_canonical_identities_join_own_enrolled_roster", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.realization_sweep_test.witness_sweep_receipt_and_histogram_render_every_row", tail: Cons { head: "gunbc.test.claim.realization_sweep_test.witness_sweep_rows_join_planted_roster_exactly_once", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.accelerator_demo_execution_witness.accelerator_demo_execution_lane_witnesses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.accelerator_demo_model_witness.accelerator_demo_modeling_lane_witnesses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.altra_contact_map_witness.w_classified_population_cross_foots_pin_summary", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.altra_contact_map_witness.w_differential_pairs_are_complete_in_the_ingested_map", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.altra_contact_map_witness.w_ingested_contact_map_admits_at_declared_population", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.artifact_store_witness.store_budget_evicts_least_recent_counted_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.artifact_store_witness.store_hit_and_stale_never_served_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.artifact_store_witness.store_no_eviction_under_budget_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.artifact_store_witness.store_put_artifact_exactly_at_budget_is_admitted_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.artifact_store_witness.store_put_oversized_artifact_preserves_warm_rows_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.board_part_land_pattern_witness.w_no_candidate_is_admissible_and_indexing_is_the_only_reason", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.budget_tree_witness.witness_divide_once", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.budget_tree_witness.witness_tree_conservation_recursive", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.build_artifact_corruption_probe_witness.build_artifact_corruption_probe_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.build_artifact_corruption_probe_witness.witness_bin_readiness_arms_are_discriminating", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ci_deploy_target_host_witness.witness_deploy_job_not_on_ubicloud_runner", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ci_deploy_target_host_witness.witness_deploy_stage_pins_srv1_runner_label", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ci_exclusion_proof.ci_exclusion_proof_sentinel", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.citation_cit1_witness.iso_32000_2_is_further_citation", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_01() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.citation_cit1_witness.project_navigable_uri_safe_refuses_when_base_carries_fragment", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.citation_cit1_witness.rfc_8118_anchor_cites_current_standard_not_3778", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.commit_writer_heal_admission_real_execution.clean_staged_index_admits_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.commit_writer_heal_admission_real_execution.space_and_tab_named_paths_admit_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.commit_writer_heal_admission_real_execution.unclaimed_text_blob_with_markers_refuses_red_control_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.commit_writer_heal_admission_real_execution.unmerged_index_with_no_markers_refuses_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_emission_entry_witness.w_the_production_article_emits_through_every_entry", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_a_coherent_placement_is_admitted", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_a_millimetre_board_frame_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_an_unregistered_board_frame_refuses_distinctly", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_a_part_that_does_not_fit_inside_the_outline_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_a_placement_in_another_frame_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_a_repeated_placement_identity_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_touching_bodies_do_not_register_as_overlapping", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_physical_witness.w_two_parts_sharing_area_refuse", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_pin_chain_witness.w_a_respelled_port_moves_the_constraint_file", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_pin_chain_witness.w_the_production_pin_constraints_emit_exact_bytes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_readiness_witness.w_altra_contact_map_is_published_and_lands_in_design_family", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_duplicate_model_binding_refuses_in_either_order", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_missing_binding_is_not_an_absent_model", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_modelled_circuit_emits_expected_deck_bytes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_model_standing_alone_decides_the_arm", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_one_perturbed_value_changes_the_deck", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_same_circuit_without_the_extra_net_emits", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_unmodelled_element_refuses_and_emits_nothing", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_spice_projection_witness.w_vendor_subcircuit_refuses_rather_than_emitting_an_ideal_part", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_digital_change_is_confined_to_the_digital_projection", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_duplicate_signal_binding_refuses_in_either_order", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_fault_polarity_change_changes_emitted_bytes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_interlock_emits_exact_verilog_bytes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_production_bindings_are_admitted", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_reserved_word_spelling_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.compute_board_verilog_projection_witness.w_spelling_with_a_forbidden_character_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.config_record_emit_witness.witness_manifest_knobs_space_separated", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.config_record_emit_witness.witness_same_fields_differ_across_knobs", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dag_collect_fingerprint_witness_test.dag_collect_fingerprint_witness_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dag_compile_clean_perturb_receipts.perturb_fixture_green_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dag_compile_clean_perturb_receipts.perturb_optional_skew_fixture_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dag_compile_clean_perturb_receipts.perturb_unresolved_import_fixture_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dag_compile_clean_seam_witness.cross_shard_seam_preservation_holds_on_live_tree", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_02() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.dag_compile_clean_shard_a_witness.compile_clean_shard_a_exemplar_compile_green", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_fact_lookup_duplicate_qualified_identity_returns_ambiguous_both_candidates", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_duplicate_qn_pool_declaration_lookup_per_candidate_is_unique", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_closure_b_specimen_resolves_to_b_parent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_data_ref_with_coproduct_type_is_not_variant_value", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_disposition_scaffold_constructor_is_std_disposition", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_explicit_import_does_not_resolve_to_b", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_explicit_import_resolves_to_a_when_b_also_loaded", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_imported_external_authority_positive_control", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_lookup_missing_vs_present_fact_distinct", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_nullary_mechanism_projection_shape", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_refused_vs_not_variant_value_projections_distinct", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_scaffold_dissolves_to_resolves_single_authority", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_single_authority_vs_realization_dispatch_distinct", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_terminal_vs_scaffold_constructors_distinct", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_two_unrelated_scaffold_arms_do_not_alias", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_two_unrelated_shared_nullary_arms_do_not_alias", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_unimported_globally_unique_refuses_constructor_resolution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_initializer_projection_witness_test.decl_facts_reflection_whole_declaration_vs_named_field_field_grain", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_declaration_ref_bind_fields_surface_in_scaffold_specimen", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_fixture_pool_decl_facts_nonempty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_fn_body_local_bindings_do_not_gain_constructor_lexemes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_fn_body_param_reference_does_not_gain_constructor_lexemes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_named_field_declaration_ref_surfaces", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_nullary_variant_value_absent_without_infer_stamping_nested", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_nullary_variant_value_absent_without_infer_stamping_top_level", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_outer_record_constructor_scaffold_lexeme_surfaces", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_outer_record_constructor_terminal_lexeme_surfaces", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.decl_facts_reflection_witness_test.w_plain_int_specimen_has_no_coproduct_constructor_lexemes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.deploy_access_privilege_witness.witness_privileged_fixture_surfaces_stdout", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.cycle_is_detected", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.design_full_argument_axiom_set_is_closed", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.design_full_argument_form_is_valid", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.design_full_argument_has_no_orphan", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.design_full_argument_is_acyclic", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.design_s1_argument_form_is_valid", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.design_s1_argument_is_non_vacuous", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.orphan_is_detected", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.design_argument_witness.smuggled_axiom_is_detected", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_reuse_seams_witness.an_empty_record_refuses", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_03() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_reuse_seams_witness.a_record_for_a_different_profile_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_reuse_seams_witness.a_record_holding_exactly_this_subject_matches", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_reuse_seams_witness.a_record_whose_subject_extends_this_one_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.a_failed_build_never_reports_retrievable", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.a_matching_record_without_bytes_does_not_reuse", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.an_unconstructable_digest_satisfies_neither_polarity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.a_record_built_for_another_subject_is_refused_even_when_bytes_are_available", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.a_record_built_for_the_request_reuses_when_bytes_are_available", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.build_environment_participates_in_identity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.different_trees_never_collide", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.duplicate_feature_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.empty_feature_name_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.every_required_string_is_refused_when_empty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.features_participate_in_identity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.gnu_and_musl_are_different_subjects", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.identical_subjects_share_one_digest", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.only_observed_available_bytes_permit_retrieval", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.produced_yesterday_with_missing_bytes_today_is_representable", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.devboot_subject_identity_witness.the_product_being_built_participates_in_identity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.diagnostics_test.diagnostics_constructor_owner_walls_hold", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.diagnostics_test.diagnostics_empty_list_context_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.diagnostics_test.diagnostics_import_resolution_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.diagnostics_test.diagnostics_record_field_walls_hold", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.diagnostics_test.diagnostics_reexport_surface_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.diagnostics_test.diagnostics_type_and_arity_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dissolution_census_witness_test.unbound_dissolution_empty_literal_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.dissolution_census_witness_test.unbound_dissolution_nonempty_literal_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.list_slice_emits_usize_range_bounds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.red_list_slice_bare_integer_range_is_absent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.red_planted_optional_return_refuses_unit_witness", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.red_skip_first_direct_index_is_absent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.red_skip_first_option_cloned_tail_is_absent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.red_string_length_unborrowed_arg_is_absent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.skip_first_emits_iter_skip_next", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.string_length_call_borrows_string_arg", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.e0308_mechanical_trio_test.unit_return_discards_optional_tail", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ebay_listing_witness.witness_default_listing_policy_targets_us_marketplace", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.effects_rest_transport_parse_witness_test.effects_rest_transport_parse_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_gate_witness.w_byte_count_is_five", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_gate_witness.w_go_fixture_nonempty", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_04() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_gate_witness.w_python_fixture_nonempty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_gate_witness.w_rust_fixture_nonempty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_gate_witness.w_ts_byte_count_is_four", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_gate_witness.w_ts_fixture_nonempty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emit_host_typed_smoke_test.emit_host_content_equality_discriminates_count_identical_bytes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitted_lib_rs_module_declaration_witness_test.partial_crate_declares_macro_provider_before_ordinary_modules", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitted_lib_rs_module_declaration_witness_test.small_crate_lib_rs_declares_its_own_emitted_module", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitted_lib_rs_module_declaration_witness_test.small_crate_lib_rs_omits_unemitted_dispatch_module", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_nested_refinement_cast_witness_test.nested_refinement_carrier_deficit_remains_observable", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_nested_refinement_cast_witness_test.single_refinement_carrier_emits_no_unsupported_cast", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.hoisted_cast_lowers_to_some", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.optional_payload_cast_lowers_to_some", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.plain_return_with_cast_lowers_to_some", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.refined_return_without_cast_lowers_to_some", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.user_defined_present_inside_optional_returning_fn_is_unaffected", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.user_defined_present_variant_is_unaffected", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_payload_cast_witness_test.user_enum_cast_payload_keeps_variant_name", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.emitter_optional_present_branded_scalar_witness_test.present_branded_scalar_cast_emits_some_not_optional_string", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.exact_witness_admission_witness.both_red_expectations_are_known_red_but_only_one_expects_a_pre_verdict_refusal", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.exact_witness_admission_witness.no_batch_mixes_a_pre_verdict_row_with_an_assertion_false_row", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.extdeps_scope_placement_gate_loudness_witness.red_seed_runner_failure_detail_projects_located_receipt", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.fleet_convergence_verdict_witness.knob_receipts_alone_cannot_converge_the_fleet", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.fleet_convergence_verdict_witness.live_fleet_is_not_converged_and_unobserved_cells_are_counted", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.fleet_receipt_collector_witness.witness_partial_collection_never_yields_fleet_converged", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.fleet_runner_connectivity_witness.detached_count_matches_offline_registrations_on_active_slots", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.fleet_runner_connectivity_witness.healthy_count_is_one_and_orphaned_count_is_four", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.g2_data_reference_under_selection_witness_test.specimen_classifies_as_runtime_read", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.g2_data_reference_under_selection_witness_test.specimen_does_not_classify_as_local_read", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.generated_artifact_merge_driver_real_execution.divergent_generated_artifact_merge_refuses_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.generated_artifact_merge_driver_real_execution.divergent_generated_artifact_merge_under_true_driver_silently_drops_theirs_red_control_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.generated_artifact_merge_driver_real_execution.one_sided_generated_artifact_change_merges_clean_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.go_module_versioning_witness.w_go_manifest_file", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.hand_lens_host_bridge_scaffold_watchdog.hand_lens_host_bridge_scaffold_roster_tracks_5364_dissolution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.hetzner_cost_quote_witness.hetzner_cax41_cost_class_is_per_second_billed", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.hetzner_cost_quote_witness.hetzner_cax41_currency_is_eur", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.hetzner_cost_quote_witness.hetzner_cax41_unit_price_matches_catalog", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_build_cache_provision_real_execution.provision_read_back_failure_not_converged_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_effect_apply_witness.witness_converge_policy_redrives_not_converged", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_effect_apply_witness.witness_shell_failure_surfaces_captured_stdout", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_effect_apply_witness.witness_shell_on_host_failure_fails_closed", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_05() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.host_effect_apply_witness.witness_ssh_shell_unreachable_fails_closed", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_effect_plan_real_execution.host_effect_plan_shell_failure_reason_carries_exit_code_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_effect_plan_real_execution.host_effect_plan_shell_witness_holds_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_enrolled_spark_cells_are_all_unobserved", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_enrolled_sparks_carry_exactly_the_shared_obligations", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_every_covered_cell_today_is_the_authored_one", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_fleet_matrix_has_no_duplicated_cells", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_live_observation_frontier_is_one_cell", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_matrix_hosts_are_exactly_the_enrolled_roster", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_matrix_is_exact_join_over_participation_programs", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_program_scoping_preserves_the_runner_fleet_matrix", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_reconcile_covers_upsert_teardown_and_noop", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_remaining_work_counts_every_unfinished_cell", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_runner_only_obligations_exist_on_runner_hosts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_phase_status.witness_unmodeled_cells_track_spine_gaps", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_reach_identity_probe_witness.committed_probe_receipts_feed_producers_and_grow_coverage", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_reach_identity_probe_witness.observe_host_phase_routes_by_label_and_stays_fail_closed", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_standup_assimilation_deduction.no_lease_past_budget_is_drifted_not_fabricated_success", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_standup_assimilation_deduction.post_install_lease_row_deduces_converged_noop", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_standup_assimilation_deduction.pre_install_within_budget_is_absent_not_converged", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_standup_assimilation_deduction.unreadable_lease_is_unknown_refused_not_pending", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_standup_assimilation_deduction.upsert_pending_applies_assert_pending_plan", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.host_standup_spine.post_install_dhcp_subsumption_reduces_gap_count_by_one", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.http_client_get_real_execution.http_client_get_missing_target_red_control_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.http_client_get_real_execution.http_client_get_roundtrip_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ice40_supply_witness.w_the_configuration_mode_changes_the_admitted_window", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ice40_supply_witness.w_the_core_window_discriminates_below_volt_grain", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ice40_supply_witness.w_the_io_standard_is_tighter_than_the_bank_rail", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ice40_supply_witness.w_the_pll_rail_follows_the_core_not_the_banks", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.ice40_supply_witness.w_the_unconnected_pin_admits_no_voltage", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.instrument_camera_witness.instrument_camera_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.interp_recorded_fixture_witness_test.interp_recorded_fixture_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.interpreter_replacement_cut_witness_test.interpreter_cut_plan_refuses_with_open_decisions", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.interpreter_replacement_cut_witness_test.retiring_with_x_needs_no_coverage_authority", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.apply.witness_digest_readback_script_is_bounded_and_post_mutation", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.emitted_twin_retract_removes_nothing_of_productions", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.emitted_twin_scripts_touch_none_of_productions_effects", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.retract_is_not_emitted_without_an_observed_scoped_removal", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.twin_and_production_configure_disjoint_tailscale_endpoints", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.twin_apply_creates_its_own_binary_parent_directory", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_06() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.twin_belt_timer_actuates_its_own_tree_not_productions", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.witness_blue_and_green_retirement_both_preserve_reusable_dispatch_state", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.witness_retract_attempt_state_root_refuses_when_nonempty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.witness_retract_owned_process_removes_serve_service", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.witness_retract_preamble_acknowledges_shared_sudoers_install", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.witness_retract_script_owned_only", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.emit.witness_scripts_stay_within_ci_runner_grants", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.readiness.witness_accept_no_response_probe_fails_fast_not_hangs", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.readiness.witness_bounded_poll_early_exit_on_grounded_read", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.readiness.witness_bounded_poll_one_iteration_composes_probe_and_modeled_sleep", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.readiness.witness_ssh_mock_stdout_is_discriminating_red", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.readiness.witness_transport_get_probe_over_ssh_does_not_ground_mock_stdout", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_absent_identity_is_typed_absent_not_unparseable", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_body_without_release_identity_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_correct_artifacts_with_wrong_bundle_identity_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_correct_identity_with_one_stale_artifact_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_identity_round_trips_from_served_body", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_matching_release_and_surface_grounds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_readiness_refuses_when_reported_revision_is_not_the_admitted_one", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_surface_projection_ignores_identity_members", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.live_deploy.running_release_identity_witness_test.witness_third_candidate_still_sees_launched_revision", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.authored_duplication_in_shared_frame_is_error", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.below_cost_floor_duplication_is_typed_acceptance", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.conflicting_natures_on_one_identity_are_refused", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.cross_frame_duplicate_discharged_by_covering_provider", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.declared_replay_frame_obligates_up_front", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.eligible_provider_first_gives_the_same_verdict", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.existence_keyed_provider_is_refused", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.fresh_effect_duplication_is_exempt_not_cached", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.ineligible_provider_first_does_not_mask_eligible_one", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.obligation_without_provider_is_typed_refusal", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.persistent_unbounded_only_refuses_with_the_unbounded_cause", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.persistent_unobserved_only_refuses_with_the_unobserved_cause", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.provider_scope_too_narrow_is_refused", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.reference_provider_cannot_discharge_isolation_obligation", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.single_pure_demand_is_accepted_recompute", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.unbounded_siblings_frame_obligates_up_front", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_demotion_requires_declared_copy_provider", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_double_take_is_affine_refusal_not_a_caching_opportunity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_fold_carry_excluded_from_plurality_but_blocks_move", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_07() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_plural_readonly_is_shared_by_reference", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_reference_share_requires_the_carrier_capability", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_single_take_no_borrows_is_moved", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.value_take_with_borrows_is_priced_demotion_to_copy", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.world_read_with_declared_envelope_is_discharged", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.world_read_without_envelope_is_refused", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.zero_demand_effect_is_the_use_not_dead", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_ladder_witness.zero_demand_pure_declaration_is_dead_computation", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_provider_witness.admission_over_budget_evicts_least_recent_and_counts_it", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_provider_witness.admission_within_budget_is_admitted_without_eviction", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_provider_witness.red_understated_bytes_alone_are_refused_wrong_content_not_admitted", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_provider_witness.request_kind_is_in_the_key", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialization_provider_witness.request_kinds_ground_on_cache_identity_rows", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_secret.witness_destroyed_version_refuses_even_when_probe_says_live", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_secret.witness_enabled_but_revoked_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_secret.witness_enabled_but_unprobed_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_secret.witness_live_secret_materializes_and_runs_the_use", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_secret.witness_red_control_existence_only_rejected_by_gate", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_secret.witness_self_repairing_probe_is_refused_by_classification", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_ssh_key_file_real_execution_witness.witness_ssh_key_bracket_write_owner_only_shreds_and_not_under_target", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.materialized_ssh_key_file_real_execution_witness.witness_write_owner_only_refuses_when_path_already_exists", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.namespace_import_closure_witness.namespace_import_closure_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.namespace_reference_derived_closure_acceptance.witness_namespace_reference_derived_closure_closing_contract_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.non_fold_residue_witness.non_fold_residue_clean_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.observation_raw_print_retirement_acceptance_test.observation_emit_frontier_is_zero", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.occurrence_identity_witness_test.occurrence_identity_typed_ordinal_boundary_refuses_raw_scalar_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.optional_carrier_signature_test.non_optional_shared_type_return_stays_bare_rc", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.optional_carrier_signature_test.non_optional_string_return_stays_bare", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.optional_carrier_signature_test.optional_shared_type_return_renders_option_rc_signature", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.optional_carrier_signature_test.optional_string_return_renders_option_signature", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.optional_consumer_fail_closed_test.required_param_nonoptional_arg_stays_bare", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.optional_consumer_fail_closed_test.required_param_optional_arg_emits_located_fail_closed_unwrap", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.parse_test.parse_witness_floor_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.parse_test.parse_witness_perf_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_bounded_projection_decodes_with_conflict_and_partial_facts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_declared_partial_change_is_not_fabricated", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_delivery_revalidates_raw_projection", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_duplicate_channel_member_refuses_capture", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_duplicate_delivery_contributes_once", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_equal_change_sets_require_one_state_identity", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_08() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_existing_channel_member_dependency_gap_refuses_delivery", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_fixture_has_no_duplicate_change_identity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_fixture_has_no_self_dependency", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_fixture_reference_frontier_is_clear", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_fixture_state_identity_frontier_is_clear", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_fixture_uniqueness_frontier_is_clear", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_graph_conflict_is_retained_without_capture_refusal", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_independent_delivery_permutations_have_one_change_set", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_missing_dependency_in_channel_still_refuses_delivery", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_missing_dependency_refuses_delivery", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_one_state_hash_cannot_name_different_change_sets", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_present_change_cannot_also_be_declared_missing", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_projects_and_assesses_caller_supplied_readback", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_readback_rejects_perturbed_working_copy", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_tree_pristine_and_working_copy_remain_distinct", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_undeclared_context_refuses_capture", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pijul_upstream_model_witness.witness_pijul_unknown_change_never_applies_as_empty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pipeline_transport_emit_rest_shell_witness.rest_emit_post_with_auth_source", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pipeline_transport_emit_rest_shell_witness.rest_emit_uses_bearer_auth", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.pipeline_transport_emit_rest_shell_witness.rest_emit_uses_header_auth", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.proc_self_cgroup_real_execution_witness.bash_assign_from_source_observed_shell_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.proc_self_cgroup_real_execution_witness.bash_assign_from_source_refuses_ambiguous_shell_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.proc_self_cgroup_real_execution_witness.bash_assign_from_source_refuses_malformed_shell_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.proc_self_cgroup_real_execution_witness.bash_assign_from_source_refuses_missing_shell_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_declaration_reference_emit_cross_module_witness.cross_module_qualified_reference_emits_call_from_correct_module", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_declaration_reference_emit_witness_test.same_module_qualified_reference_emits_call_not_fn_item", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_leaf_registry_collision_emit_witness_test.cross_kind_data_fn_emits_data_call_suffix_a_first", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_leaf_registry_collision_emit_witness_test.cross_kind_data_fn_emits_data_call_suffix_b_first", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_leaf_registry_collision_emit_witness_test.cross_kind_fn_data_emits_fn_item_a_first", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_leaf_registry_collision_emit_witness_test.cross_kind_fn_data_emits_fn_item_b_first", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.qualified_leaf_registry_collision_emit_witness_test.cross_module_same_leaf_emits_qualifier_module_not_registry_winner", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.random_bytes_csprng_witness.random_bytes_base64url_mint_16_length_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.random_bytes_csprng_witness.random_bytes_base64url_mint_20_length_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.random_bytes_csprng_witness.random_bytes_count_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.random_bytes_csprng_witness.random_bytes_zero_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.realization_reconcile_witness.witness_different_keysource_does_not_collapse", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.realization_reconcile_witness.witness_post_always_never_collapses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.realization_reconcile_witness.witness_same_keysource_collapses_to_share", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.record_literal_call_arg_handoff_witness.record_literal_container_element_mismatch_at_call_arg_still_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.replacement_cut_witness.fully_dispositioned_cut_admits_with_exact_counts", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_09() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.repo_local_git_config_real_execution.repo_local_git_config_actuator_sets_local_bindings_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.resolution_divergence_silent_pick_gate_witness_test.resolution_divergence_silent_pick_gate_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_authority.witness_altered_copy_of_declared_node_is_counted", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_authority.witness_ghost_node_outside_authority_is_counted", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_authority.witness_projection_is_active_only", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_authority.witness_rendered_nodes_are_declared_or_derived", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_exec_all_fails_on_later_step", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_exec_all_runs_every_step_when_ok", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_exec_all_short_circuits_after_failure", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_exec_fails_on_nonzero_exit", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_exec_ok_runs_echo", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_exec_refuses_missing_program", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_belt_actuate_witness.witness_named_exec_steps_locate_the_first_failure", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_dashboard_instance_apply_witness.dashboard_health_requires_intended_instance_identity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_dashboard_instance_apply_witness.dashboard_instance_apply_model_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_authored_evidence_awaiting_signoff", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_both_sections", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_derived_merged_awaiting_signoff", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_derived_unchecked_when_unmerged", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_drift_receipt", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_exact_bytes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_document.witness_preamble_first", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_emit.witness_child_derived_unchecked_when_unmerged", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_emit.witness_child_merged_unsigned_awaiting_signoff", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_emit.witness_heading", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_emit.witness_multi_parent_dependencies_render_complete_set", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_emit.witness_parent_authored_box_and_link", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_forecast_witness.witness_live_graph_gap_count_matches_refusal_rows", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_forecast_witness.witness_live_graph_refusal_is_only_calibration", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_forecast_witness.witness_live_graph_refuses_with_located_counted_calibration_gaps", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_frontier_witness.witness_authority_daily_workspace_serializes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_child_has_parent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_dangling_carrier_caught", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_multi_parent_dependencies_are_not_flattened", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_no_carrier_clean", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_node_status_drifts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_node_unsigned_box_clean", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_model.witness_resolving_carrier_clean", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_authority_differs_from_empty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_authority_page_preserves_multi_parent_dependencies", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_10() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_authority_serializes_with_structure", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_authority_shows_finish_line_progress", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_daily_leads_operational_not_narrative", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_dispatch_button_carries_accent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_item_detail_disclosure_present", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_page_containers_centered", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_status_chip_min_width", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_style_child_combinator_unescaped", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_page_witness.witness_ticket_rows_render_structured", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_receipt_continuity_acceptance.roadmap_receipt_continuity_acceptance_contract_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_row_witness.roadmap_row_page_carries_the_cells", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_sandbox_witness.witness_family_fixture_frame_occurrences_exact", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_site_surface_readiness.witness_roadmap_site_surface_readiness_materialized_batch_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_artifact_digests_are_content_hashes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_healthz_route_json_ok", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_readback_script_checks_health_and_digests", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_readback_script_curls_are_wall_clock_bounded", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_roadmap_route_is_plain_text", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_site_artifact_model_populated", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_static_site_route_authority_paths_locked", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_static_site_witness.witness_text_routes_include_health_and_artifacts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.roadmap_tactile_witness.witness_sound_toggle_label_is_painted_by_the_program_not_the_markup", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.root4_measure_missing_generics_witness.root4_measure_missing_generics_witness_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.root_d_checkpoint_scalar_declared_arity_witness.root_d_checkpoint_scalar_declared_arity_witness_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.run_verdict_exit_status_witness_test.run_failure_verdict_reaches_nonzero_exit", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.run_verdict_exit_status_witness_test.run_non_process_exit_return_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.run_verdict_exit_status_witness_test.run_success_verdict_reaches_zero_exit", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.rust_test_fixtures_import_closure_witness.ambient_pool_provider_preserves_listed_import", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.rust_test_fixtures_import_closure_witness.declared_import_closure_lists_rust_import", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.salience_witness.salience_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.salience_witness.witness_critical_interrupts_without_dethroning_the_focal_subject", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.salience_witness.witness_red_two_focal_subjects_in_one_region_refuse", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.capacity_is_thirty_two_gibibytes", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.four_rank_by_four_is_realizable_on_ddr4", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.generation_is_ddr4", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.generation_mismatch_fails_closed", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.manufacturer_grounds_on_the_single_vendor_authority", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.organization_derives_eighteen_dies_per_rank", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.required_die_density_derives_four_gigabit", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.row_axes_match_the_labelled_module_organization", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_11() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.samsung_dram_module.same_capacity_at_one_rank_by_eight_is_not_realizable", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.secret_rotation_witness.duplicate_evidence_does_not_cover_a_silent_consumer", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_00_compile_behavioral_witness.self_host_00_compile_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_01_tokenize_behavioral_witness.self_host_01_tokenize_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_02_parse_behavioral_witness.self_host_02_parse_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_03_ingest_behavioral_witness.self_host_03_ingest_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_03_normalize_behavioral_witness.self_host_03_normalize_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_03_resolve_behavioral_witness.self_host_03_resolve_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_04_infer_behavioral_witness.self_host_04_infer_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_body_producer_behavioral_witness.self_host_body_producer_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_discovery_enumeration_behavioral_witness.self_host_discovery_enumeration_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_logic_behavioral_witness.self_host_logic_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_materialization_carriers_behavioral_witness.self_host_materialization_carriers_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_parse_engine_hooks_behavioral_witness.self_host_parse_engine_hooks_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_program_assembly_behavioral_witness.self_host_program_assembly_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_program_partition_behavioral_witness.self_host_program_partition_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_source_authority_behavioral_witness.self_host_source_authority_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_target_carriers_behavioral_witness.self_host_target_carriers_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.self_host_use_site_verdict_behavioral_witness.self_host_use_site_verdict_behavioral_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.source_admission_selection_witness.source_admission_missing_base_receipt_refuses_not_incremental_empty", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.source_admission_selection_witness.source_admission_not_merge_tree_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.source_admission_selection_witness.source_admission_partial_walk_refuses_not_observed_with_fewer_rows", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.source_admission_selection_witness.source_admission_production_unobservable_refuses_even_with_fixture_receipt", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.source_admission_selection_witness.source_admission_receipt_tree_mismatch_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.source_integration_proof_kernel_acceptance.witness_p1_proof_kernel_acceptance_contract_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_capability_observation_witness_test.red_control_unclassified_probe_effect_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_capability_observation_witness_test.w_an_absence_survives_a_self_establishing_probe", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_capability_observation_witness_test.w_an_inert_probe_of_durable_state_is_evidence", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_capability_observation_witness_test.w_a_probe_that_may_have_established_the_subject_is_not_evidence", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_capability_observation_witness_test.w_evidence_from_one_principal_does_not_answer_for_another", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_capability_observation_witness_test.w_the_exact_principal_gets_its_own_answer", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.red_control_privilege_does_not_select_the_architecture", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.red_control_system_unit_satisfies_the_identity_contract", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_granting_sudo_does_not_upgrade_an_already_satisfied_intent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_no_managed_executor_refuses_under_managed_authority", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_privilege_enables_when_nothing_else_can_satisfy_the_intent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_selection_is_not_constant_across_genuinely_different_hosts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_system_unit_selected_when_it_is_the_only_admitted_mechanism", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_the_already_satisfied_host_selects_the_less_privileged_mechanism", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_the_identity_refusal_needs_no_host_observation", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_12() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_unobserved_capability_refuses_rather_than_admitting", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_user_unit_is_admissible_when_the_intent_does_not_require_separation", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_user_unit_is_structurally_inadmissible_under_a_separated_service_identity", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_realization_witness_test.w_user_unit_refused_when_it_cannot_satisfy_the_lifecycle", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_a_converged_host_is_no_change_even_with_no_grants", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_a_grant_observed_for_another_principal_does_not_authorize_this_one", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_a_grant_observed_on_another_host_does_not_authorize_this_one", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_a_grant_observed_under_another_credential_does_not_authorize_the_plan", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_an_absent_spark_with_the_existing_grant_is_ready_to_apply", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_an_inadmissible_realization_is_not_applicable", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_an_unobservable_host_blocks_on_observation_not_privilege", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_an_unobserved_record_for_another_host_is_a_mismatch_not_an_observation_block", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_an_unobserved_record_for_this_host_blocks_on_observation", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_a_system_unit_under_the_no_login_intent_blocks_on_privilege", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_a_user_unit_is_inadmissible_under_a_no_login_identity_intent", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_evidence_mismatch_and_unobservability_are_different_answers", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_plan_row_applicable_requires_change_and_privilege", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_the_intent_decides_admissibility_of_the_same_realization", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_the_same_absent_host_is_blocked_when_the_grant_is_missing", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spark_serving_release_witness_test.w_the_same_grant_under_the_expected_credential_is_ready_to_apply", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.spatial_knowledge_witness.spatial_knowledge_witnesses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_host_effect_apply_witness.witness_srv3_apply_failure_no_fabricated_stdout", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_host_effect_apply_witness.witness_srv3_apply_failure_surfaces_captured_stdout_not_fabricated", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_host_effect_apply_witness.witness_srv3_apply_shell_failure_refuses_typed", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_install_media_fetch_real_execution.install_media_hash_matches_false_on_wrong_hash_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_install_media_fetch_real_execution.install_media_hash_matches_true_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_install_media_fetch_real_execution.observe_install_media_fetch_covers_absent_verified_and_mismatch_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_seeded_install_media_real_execution.install_media_remaster_ensure_grub_cmdline_inserts_by_real_execution", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_subsumption.comment_only_drift_is_one_change_not_remove_add", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_subsumption.reconcile_would_teardown_only_if_ownership_claimed_it", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_subsumption.srv3_and_srv4_disagree_on_convergence", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_subsumption.srv3_reconcile_adds_exactly_the_missing_fleet_key", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_subsumption.srv3_reconcile_refuses_both_unowned_keys_never_teardown", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.srv3_subsumption.srv4_reconcile_is_converged_empty_plan", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.stage0_rust_honest_frontier_integration_witness.honest_frontier_integration_joins_c1_and_c2", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.structured_application_mismatch_wall_witness.structured_single_authority_at_mechanism_field_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.transport_script_wall_compile_red.wall_red_deleted_free_minter_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.transport_script_wall_compile_red.wall_red_string_join_into_retained_record_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_claim_batch_pooled_run_red_control_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_claim_executor_verify_build_artifacts_red_control_holds", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_13() -> List { + Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_gunbc_cli_run_claim_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_is_executable_negative_red_control_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_is_executable_positive_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_is_nonempty_positive_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_is_nonempty_zero_byte_red_control_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_witness_bin_run_args_splice_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_witness_bin_run_argv_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_witness_bin_run_loud_failure_red_control_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_witness_bin_run_nonzero_red_control_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_witness_bin_run_workdir_anchors_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.typed_witness_invocation.typed_witness_bin_run_workdir_anchors_root_control_holds", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.v1_dag_parse_witness.v1_dag_parse_witnesses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_cast_literal_lower_hex_16_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_cast_literal_lower_hex_40_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_cast_literal_lower_hex_64_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_cast_literal_oci_other_digest_algorithm_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_cast_literal_oci_other_digest_algorithm_refuses", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_data_init_non_literal_compile_clean", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_direct_return_var_compile_clean", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_non_empty_string_literal_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_non_literal_int_var_compile_clean", tail: Cons { head: "test.claim.where_refinement_enforcement_witness.where_refinement_range_non_literal_compile_clean", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.auth_declared_but_unwired_witness.auth_declared_but_unwired_witness_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.body_lowering.atom_body_discriminator_witness.atom_body_discriminator_single_pass_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.bootstrap.bootstrap_witness_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.byte_cardinality_grounding.byte_grounding_accepts_8_bits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.byte_cardinality_grounding.byte_grounding_rejects_7_bits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.cardinality_fold_propagation.fold_overflow_rejects", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.cardinality_fold_propagation.fold_within_bound_accepts", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.compilation_unit_witness.declared_fields_only_is_the_accepted_control", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.compiler_materialization_witness.compile_stage_carrier_inhabits_realization", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.compiler_materialization_witness.parse_table_carrier_inhabits_realization", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_concat_built_path_frontier_not_classified_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_hermetic_fixture_stays_local_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_live_03_normalize_witness_derived_host_reading_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_path_data_init_derived_host_reading_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_path_data_init_red_when_import_severed_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_path_touch_selects_on_normalize_path_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_prose_string_path_does_not_classify_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.effect_reach_test.effect_reach_unrelated_path_does_not_select_holds", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_14() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.malformed_unrelated_row_poison_refuses_valid_debug_decode", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.nested_generic_contract_round_trip_preserves_keyed_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_btree_set_debug_contract_is_explicit_known_zero_from_std_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_btree_set_deserialize_contract_requires_ord_from_serde_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_btree_set_serialize_contract_is_explicit_known_zero_from_serde_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_hash_set_serialize_contract_is_known_zero_after_bundle_decode", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_hash_set_unrepresentable_hash_contracts_refuse_with_typed_blockers", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_set_target_bundle_round_trip_preserves_both_production_policies", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_clone_contract_remains_explicit_empty_from_im_vector_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_debug_contract_requires_clone_from_im_vector_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_deserialize_contract_requires_clone_from_im_vector_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_partial_eq_contract_requires_clone_from_im_vector_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_serialize_contract_requires_clone_from_im_vector_authority", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_target_bundle_round_trip_preserves_im_vector_policy", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.emit.trait_derive_supplemental_generic_bound_contract.rust_vec_unmodeled_ord_contract_refuses_as_missing", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_coproduct_exhaustiveness_anchor_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_coproduct_exhaustiveness_covers_every_coproduct", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_coproduct_exhaustiveness_is_diagnostic", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_coproduct_exhaustiveness_roster_covers_testclaim", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_cross_representation_equality_anchor_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_cross_representation_equality_covers_bool", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_cross_representation_equality_covers_optional_null", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_cross_representation_equality_is_equals", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_lbe_conj_snapshot_passes", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_lbe_dag_surface_language_identity", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_lbe_disj_snapshot_passes", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_lbe_schedules_three_generators", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_lbe_transform_snapshot_passes", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_refinement_claim_emits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_refinement_preserves_nonempty_list_base", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_refinement_scheduler_emits_one_generator", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_refinement_subject_anchor_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_wishlist_dispatched_count_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_witness_validity_constraint_satisfaction_emits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_witness_validity_evidence_node_mismatch_emits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_witness_validity_property_symbol_mismatch_emits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.generated_conformance_floor.generated_witness_validity_rule_not_realized_emits", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.gha_workflow_yaml_fold_structural.gha_fold_structural_tier_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.green_control_sanctioned_reader_body_has_no_findings_at_all", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.green_control_sanctioned_reader_body_not_flagged", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_15() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.red_control_planted_identity_escape_finding_count_is_one", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.red_control_planted_identity_escape_still_alarms", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.roster_accumulator_copy_analyze_zero_suspects_within_ratchet", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.roster_body_lowering_fold_zero_suspects_within_ratchet", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.roster_dag_language_model_zero_suspects_within_ratchet", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.roster_ingest_stage_zero_suspects_within_ratchet", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.roster_parse_stage_zero_suspects_within_ratchet", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.identity_captured_navigation.roster_gate.unrelated_caret_literal_call_not_flagged", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.infer_semantics_witness.infer_semantics_witness_keystone_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.g2_complete_facts_reachable_home_without_carrier_call_is_local", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.g2_implies_reads_live_tree_for_roster_gate", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.g2_reachable_carrier_call_with_unknown_argument_is_runtime_read", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.g2_roster_gate_entry_classifies_literal_paths", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.g2_roster_gate_literal_path_touched_selects", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.red_control_roster_gate_severed_is_local", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.severed_mid_hop_is_local_read", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.two_hop_decl_facts_carrier_is_runtime_read", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.two_hop_facts_classify_as_runtime_read", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.unit_closure_is_local_read", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.live_read_classification_test.v0_registry_two_hop_decl_index_runtime_read", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.rust_crate_partition_witness.witness_partition_r4_valid_on_interim_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.source_root_tagging.source_root_tag_carried_and_folded_to_grounded_set", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.staging.cached_stage_hit_skips_stage", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.staging.cached_stage_miss_runs_stage", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.claim.translate_underived_refusal.cross_language_compile_refuses_canonical_underived_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.emit.produced_decl_support_preserved.produced_decl_support_survives_augmentation", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_direct_runtime_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_generality_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_lazy_arm_branch_suppression_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_normalize_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_parse_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_produced_add_body_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_resolve_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_source_driven_add_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.add_arrow_eval_by_execution.add_arrow_eval_source_pipeline_admits_add_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.bind_eval_by_execution.bind_census_ingested_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.bind_eval_by_execution.bind_census_ingested_wrong_value_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.dag_add_emit_round_trip.dag_add_domain_coerce_accepts_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.dag_add_emit_round_trip.dag_add_domain_translate_accepts_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_add_equals_eval.emit_host_add_equals_eval_holds", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_16() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_add_equals_eval.emit_host_add_wrong_oracle_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_swapped_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_arrow_has_match_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_canonical_emit_refuses_underived_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_emit_accepts_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_emit_octet_bridge_shape_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_emit_source_arm_shape_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_eval_subgraph_canonical_octet_zero_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_real_infer_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_resolves_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_staging_emit_refuses_underived_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_classical_not_ingested_equals_eval.ingested_classical_not_staging_swapped_emit_refuses_underived_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_complement_equals_eval.emit_host_complement_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_complement_equals_eval.emit_host_complement_wrong_fixture_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_field_access_equals_eval.emit_host_field_access_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_field_access_equals_eval.emit_host_field_access_wrong_fixture_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_fold_closure_equals_eval.emit_host_fold_closure_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_fold_closure_equals_eval.emit_host_fold_closure_wrong_fixture_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_meet_join_equals_eval.emit_host_join_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_meet_join_equals_eval.emit_host_join_wrong_fixture_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_meet_join_equals_eval.emit_host_meet_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_meet_join_equals_eval.emit_host_meet_wrong_fixture_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_module_equals_eval.emit_host_module_add_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_module_equals_eval.emit_host_module_wrong_oracle_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_native_only_verdict.emit_host_native_only_classical_not_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_native_only_verdict.emit_host_native_only_classical_not_swapped_mismatch_detected_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_produced_module_equals_eval.emit_host_produced_module_add_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_produced_module_equals_eval.emit_host_produced_module_wrong_oracle_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_produced_module_equals_eval.produced_module_two_distinct_fns_assemble", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_variant_construct_equals_eval.emit_host_variant_construct_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_host_variant_construct_equals_eval.emit_host_variant_construct_wrong_fixture_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip.emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip.python_same_language_parse_bridge_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_ingest_python_same_language_round_trip.python_same_language_source_emit_round_trip_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_ingest_type_decl_round_trip.type_decl_real_source_round_trip_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip.emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.emit_ingest_typescript_same_language_round_trip.typescript_same_language_source_emit_round_trip_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.floor_diff_observe_witness.witness_ci_policy_name_status_observation_succeeds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.floor_diff_observe_witness.witness_ci_policy_observation_succeeds", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_17() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.floor_diff_observe_witness.witness_invalid_base_fails_closed", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.floor_diff_observe_witness.witness_invalid_base_name_status_fails_closed", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.fold_assembly_round_trip.corrupted_content_expands_but_differs", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.fold_assembly_round_trip.structural_fill_arity_mismatch_is_rejected", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.loop_eval_by_execution.loop_census_ingested_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.loop_eval_by_execution.loop_census_ingested_wrong_value_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_eval_equals_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_normalized_arrow_branch_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_normalized_branch_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_normalized_then_arm_has_magnitude_child_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_parsed_then_arm_has_magnitude_child_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_pipeline_resolves_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_resolved_else_arm_has_magnitude_child_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_resolved_then_arm_has_magnitude_child_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_probe.pick_probe_swapped_arms_structural_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick2_ingested_pick_false_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick2_ingested_pick_true_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick2_ingested_swapped_arms_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_normalized_arrow_has_branch_body_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_normalized_swapped_arms_structural_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_parsed_module_from_source_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_pick_false_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_pick_true_executes_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_pipeline_resolves_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.pick_ingested_structural_lowering.pick_ingested_swapped_arms_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.proactive_verification_ledger_overlap_execution.proactive_verification_ledger_overlap_execution_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval.rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.execution.rust_emit_host_call_equals_eval.rust_emit_host_call_wrong_oracle_refuses_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_build_policy_leak.corpus_cargo_build_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_clippy_dead_param.corpus_cargo_clippy_dead_param_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_doc_dead_param.corpus_cargo_doc_dead_param_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_doc_policy_leak.corpus_cargo_doc_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_fmt_dead_param.corpus_cargo_fmt_dead_param_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_fmt_policy_leak.corpus_cargo_fmt_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.cargo_run_dead_param.corpus_cargo_run_dead_param_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.gcp_login_dead_param.corpus_gcp_login_dead_param_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.gcp_oauth_fusion_fork.corpus_gcp_oauth_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.gist_create_policy_leak.corpus_gist_create_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.git_policy_leak.corpus_git_policy_leak_defused_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.corpus.runtime_local_embedded_policy.corpus_runtime_local_embedded_policy_defused_holds", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_18() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.coverage_domain_equivalence_test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy_coverage_domain_equivalence_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.clean_gist_create.clean_gist_create_is_green_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.clean_git_diff.clean_git_diff_is_green_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.dead_param_cargo_build.dead_param_cargo_build_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.dead_param_cargo_clippy.dead_param_cargo_clippy_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.dead_param_gcp_login.dead_param_gcp_login_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.embedded_policy_literal_local.embedded_policy_literal_local_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.module_path_rename.module_path_rename_resolves_by_qn_not_filepath_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.module_path_rename.module_path_rename_unknown_qn_does_not_resolve_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.module_source_nickname_literal_coverage_domain_green.module_source_nickname_literal_coverage_domain_is_green_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.module_source_nickname_literal_green.module_source_nickname_literal_exempt_literals_is_green_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.module_source_nickname_literal_local_red.module_source_nickname_literal_local_red_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.policy_leak_cargo_build.policy_leak_cargo_build_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.policy_leak_cargo_doc.policy_leak_cargo_doc_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.policy_leak_cargo_fmt.policy_leak_cargo_fmt_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps_shape_transport_policy.lens_unit.transport_fusion_gcp_oauth.transport_fusion_gcp_oauth_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.extdeps.spice_rc_passive_deck_claims.spice_rc_passive_deck_authority_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fact_cardinality.lens_unit.synthetic_fork_red.synthetic_fork_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.barrier_witness.walk_plan_stage_barrier_witness_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.cleanup.walk_plan_stage_cleanup_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.common.walk_plan_stage_materialize_harness_authority_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.failure_red_member.walk_plan_stage_failure_red_member_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.overlap_peer_a.walk_plan_stage_overlap_peer_a_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.overlap_peer_b.walk_plan_stage_overlap_peer_b_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.receipt_refusal_poison.walk_plan_stage_receipt_refusal_poison_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.recursion_refusal_member.walk_plan_stage_recursion_refusal_member_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fixture.walk_plan_stage.stage2_marker.walk_plan_stage_stage2_marker_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_bare_atoms_unrelated", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_disjoint_decls_quiet_through_linearity_registry", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_disjoint_defs_no_family", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_family_member_count_and_holes", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_first_fit_group_is_stable_across_slot_union", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_identical_defs_related", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_module_family_count_one", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_pair_related", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_relatedness_is_transitive_across_different_slots", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_sigma_family_fires_through_linearity_registry", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_structural_difference_unrelated", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_subject_extraction_finds_two", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.fn_family.lens_unit.discriminators_test.witness_three_member_family_found", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_19() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.discriminators.body_with_unroll_is_not_linear", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.discriminators.residual_is_n_minus_one", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.discriminators.unroll_detected_by_registry", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.runtime_axis.flat_loop_cost_not_lowerable", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.runtime_axis.flat_loop_is_linear", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.runtime_axis.flat_loop_not_runtime_candidate", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.runtime_axis.nested_loop_cost_is_lowerable", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.runtime_axis.nested_loop_is_runtime_candidate", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.intent_linearity.lens_unit.runtime_axis.nested_loop_not_changetime_redundant", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.languages_consumer_census.corpus.data_decl_ratchet.corpus_data_decl_ratchet_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_inert_carrier.inert_carrier_test.inert_carrier_no_unrostered_or_stale", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.cron_mock_totality.cron_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.cron_mock_totality.cron_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.diagnostic_mock_totality.diagnostic_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.diagnostic_mock_totality.diagnostic_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.filesystem_mock_totality.filesystem_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.filesystem_mock_totality.filesystem_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.gcp_mock_totality.gcp_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.gcp_mock_totality.gcp_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.github_mock_totality.github_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.github_mock_totality.github_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.git_mock_totality.git_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.git_mock_totality.git_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.git_mock_totality.git_mock_omitted_show_tree_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.http_pilot_mock_totality.http_pilot_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.http_pilot_mock_totality.http_pilot_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.llm_mock_totality.llm_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.llm_mock_totality.llm_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.sec_edgar_mock_totality.sec_edgar_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.sec_edgar_mock_totality.sec_edgar_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.shell_mock_totality.shell_mock_consumer_is_total_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mock_totality.shell_mock_totality.shell_mock_omitted_member_is_red_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mutation_adequacy.mutation_adequacy_test.adequate_when_every_mutation_has_a_discriminating_witness", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_mutation_adequacy.mutation_adequacy_test.surviving_mutation_is_inadequate", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_testgen.generator_provenance.lens_testgen_scheduled_generators_carry_provenance_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_testgen.shadow_ci_receipt.lens_testgen_shadow_ci_run_receipt_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_vacuity.vacuity_test.vacuity_advisory_census_partitions_falsification_suite", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_vacuity.vacuity_test.vacuity_falsification_cases_each_match_expected_evidence", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_vacuity.vacuity_test.vacuity_falsification_suite_nonempty", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_vacuity.vacuity_test.vacuity_rung5_emit_vs_eval_classifies_proven_independent", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunk_20() -> List { + Cons { head: "v2.test.lens_vacuity.vacuity_test.vacuity_unified_node_corpus_matches_transport_classifier", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.english_emit_add.english_emit_add_ingest_round_trip_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.grounding_lens_whole_tree.grounding_lens_whole_tree_witnesses", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.medium_node_instantiation.medium_node_carried_is_expected", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.medium_node_instantiation.medium_node_fidelity_is_lossless", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.medium_node_instantiation.medium_node_lossy_tag_not_lossless", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.medium_source_text_instantiation.witness_source_field_is_medium", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.manual.value_null_split_witness.optional_null_straddle_rostered_until_phase_e", tail: Cons { head: "v2.test.structural_similarity.lens_unit.discriminators.width_family_is_similar", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_commit_rechecks_unmerged_before_committing_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_did_not_refuse_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_excludes_every_registered_artifact_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_excludes_stage0_emitted_rust_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_has_no_shell_loop_or_case_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_red_when_an_artifact_is_unexcluded_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_refusal_aborts_the_merge_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_remedy_merges_the_built_from_revision_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_remedy_rechecks_before_proceeding_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_scaffold_row_is_deleted_holds", tail: Cons { head: "v2.workflow.ci_heal_skew_guard_emit_test.ci_heal_skew_guard_uses_structural_control_flow_holds", tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + +fn floor_expected_red_chunks() -> List> { + Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_00(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_01(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_02(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_03(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_04(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_05(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_06(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_07(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_08(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_09(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_10(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_11(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_12(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_13(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_14(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_15(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_16(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_17(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_18(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_19(), tail: Cons { head: floor_expected_red_chunk_20(), tail: Empty {} } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } +} + + fn floor_expected_red_roster() -> List { - Empty {} + list_flat_map(xs: floor_expected_red_chunks(), f: fn(chunk) { chunk }) } From fda9ca03c55a15934971543b6ab8b39cb3b42a1f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 21:07:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 78/81] Qualify the ObservationVerdict variants that collide with ConvergeVerdict MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Strict preparation refused on head 540c56e053d with one located error: dag/gunbc/host_converge.dag:122:1: error: variant 'Converged' not found in type 'ConvergeVerdict' The error is real and the location is honest, but the defect is not in host_converge. Two types declare variants under the same bare names — std.upsert_decision.ObservationVerdict has Converged/Drifted/Absent/..., and gunbc.host_converge.ConvergeVerdict has VerdictConverged/Drifted/Absent. Eight modules import the first set and then reference Drifted and Absent bare. Under this branch's wider reach both types are co-loaded, bare lookup is decided by insertion order, Drifted binds to ConvergeVerdict, inference fixes the match's type from that arm, and the sibling Converged is then correctly reported as not being a variant of it. So this is the bare-name collision class, arriving through main's newer code rather than being introduced by it. The fix is to name the variants precisely at the reference, which is what the same files already do two lines away (std.upsert_decision.Absent appears qualified in host_swap_backing today) and what the corpus already does for qualified patterns elsewhere. It is not a rename: no authored declaration moves, and nothing is reshaped to accommodate a runtime defect. 39 references across 8 files. WHAT THIS DOES NOT FIX: bare-name binding is still decided by insertion order, and this is a site-level correction to one collision pair, not the wall. The class dissolves when binding is scoped by visibility rather than by whichever module loaded last — the trigger already carried on floor_bare_name_ambiguity_next_rung_trigger. Prose in annotations was left untouched: two comment lines mention the variant names, and rewriting commentary to match a reference fix would be editing the record rather than the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dag/gunbc/auth/materialized_secret.dag | 6 ++--- dag/gunbc/host_network_diagnosis.dag | 8 +++--- dag/gunbc/host_phase_status.dag | 14 +++++----- dag/gunbc/host_swap_backing.dag | 8 +++--- dag/gunbc/host_toolchain_components.dag | 4 +-- dag/gunbc/readback_independence.dag | 8 +++--- ...host_reach_identity_probe_witness_test.dag | 4 +-- .../claim/secret_provision_witness_test.dag | 26 +++++++++---------- 8 files changed, 39 insertions(+), 39 deletions(-) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/auth/materialized_secret.dag b/dag/gunbc/auth/materialized_secret.dag index 132a42b9549..5db132d53cd 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/auth/materialized_secret.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/auth/materialized_secret.dag @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ data secret_existence_is_not_validity_note: String = "A3, and it is A1's first s fn secret_existence_verdict(state: SmVersionState) -> ObservationVerdict { match state { SmEnabled => Converged - SmDisabled => Drifted + SmDisabled => std.upsert_decision.Drifted SmDestroyed => std.upsert_decision.Absent } } @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ fn secret_liveness_qualified_verdict( match liveness { Converged => existence std.upsert_decision.Absent => std.upsert_decision.Absent - Drifted => Drifted + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => std.upsert_decision.Drifted Conflict => Conflict Inaccessible => Inaccessible UnknownRefused => UnknownRefused @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ fn trim_nonempty_file_path(raw: String) -> FilePath? { fn private_scoped_materialization_root() -> FilePath? { match shell.Env.Get(name: "RUNNER_TEMP" as NonEmptyStr).value { Present { value: runner_temp } => trim_nonempty_file_path(raw: runner_temp) - Absent => { + std.upsert_decision.Absent => { let created = shell.Mktemp.Dir() if created.success { trim_nonempty_file_path(raw: created.path as String) diff --git a/dag/gunbc/host_network_diagnosis.dag b/dag/gunbc/host_network_diagnosis.dag index bfad9d11707..0906c97dfa9 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/host_network_diagnosis.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/host_network_diagnosis.dag @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ fn diagnose_host_network( observed: InterfaceObservation, ) -> HostNetworkDiagnosis { match config { - Absent => + std.upsert_decision.Absent => NetworkConfigAbsent { detail: "no netplan configuration present for this host", } @@ -152,8 +152,8 @@ data network_axis_cell_note: String = "What makes this fold a MECHANISM rather t fn network_diagnosis_verdict(d: HostNetworkDiagnosis) -> ObservationVerdict { match d { ConfiguredLinkPresent { interface: _ } => Converged - ConfiguredLinkAbsent { interface: _, mac: _ } => Drifted - NetworkConfigAbsent { detail: _ } => Drifted + ConfiguredLinkAbsent { interface: _, mac: _ } => std.upsert_decision.Drifted + NetworkConfigAbsent { detail: _ } => std.upsert_decision.Drifted LinkStateUnobserved { interface: _ } => UnknownRefused } } @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ fn host_network_observation(host: HostIdentity) -> InterfaceObservation? { fn host_network_verdict(host: HostIdentity) -> ObservationVerdict { match host_network_observation(host: host) { - Absent => UnknownRefused + std.upsert_decision.Absent => UnknownRefused Present { value: o } => readback_evidence_verdict( p: ip_link_carrier_read_probe, diff --git a/dag/gunbc/host_phase_status.dag b/dag/gunbc/host_phase_status.dag index 73c31e92a77..a0e845baacb 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/host_phase_status.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/host_phase_status.dag @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ data host_phase_no_producer_is_unknown_not_converged_note: String = "THE fail-cl fn host_phase_verdict_from(observation: ObservationVerdict?) -> ObservationVerdict { match observation { Present { value: v } => v - Absent => UnknownRefused + std.upsert_decision.Absent => UnknownRefused } } @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ fn host_phase_verdict_absorbing_fallback_widen_sketch( ) -> ObservationVerdict { match observation { Present { value: v } => v - Absent => Converged + std.upsert_decision.Absent => Converged } } @@ -80,11 +80,11 @@ fn host_phase_verdict_gate_accepts( ) -> Bool { match observation { Present { value: _ } => true - Absent => + std.upsert_decision.Absent => match verdict { Converged => false std.upsert_decision.Absent => true - Drifted => true + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => true Conflict => true Inaccessible => true UnknownRefused => true @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ fn host_phase_cell_is_modeled(c: HostPhaseCellStatus) -> Bool { fn host_phase_cell_has_live_producer(c: HostPhaseCellStatus) -> Bool { match c.observation { Present { value: _ } => true - Absent => false + std.upsert_decision.Absent => false } } @@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ fn observation_verdict_rank(v: ObservationVerdict) -> Int { match v { Converged => 0 std.upsert_decision.Absent => 1 - Drifted => 2 + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => 2 Conflict => 3 Inaccessible => 4 UnknownRefused => 5 @@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ fn host_phase_cell_is_converged(c: HostPhaseCellStatus) -> Bool { match host_phase_cell_verdict(c: c) { Converged => true std.upsert_decision.Absent => false - Drifted => false + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => false Conflict => false Inaccessible => false UnknownRefused => false diff --git a/dag/gunbc/host_swap_backing.dag b/dag/gunbc/host_swap_backing.dag index b9d97636bf6..8d52df4d3b9 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/host_swap_backing.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/host_swap_backing.dag @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ fn host_swap_backing_verdict_for_stats(min_total: ByteSize, s: SwapStats) -> Obs if total == 0 { std.upsert_decision.Absent } else { - if total < byte_size_count(b: min_total) { Drifted } else { Converged } + if total < byte_size_count(b: min_total) { std.upsert_decision.Drifted } else { Converged } } } @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ fn host_swap_backing_verdict( SwapBackingRequired { min_total: m, requiring_declaration: d } => match observed { Present { value: s } => host_swap_backing_verdict_for_stats(min_total: m, s: s) - Absent => UnknownRefused + std.upsert_decision.Absent => UnknownRefused } } } @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ fn swap_cap_verdict_qualified_by_backing( match backing { Converged => cap std.upsert_decision.Absent => std.upsert_decision.Absent - Drifted => Drifted + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => std.upsert_decision.Drifted Conflict => Conflict Inaccessible => Inaccessible UnknownRefused => UnknownRefused @@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ fn observation_verdict_is_converged(v: ObservationVerdict) -> Bool { match v { Converged => true std.upsert_decision.Absent => false - Drifted => false + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => false Conflict => false Inaccessible => false UnknownRefused => false diff --git a/dag/gunbc/host_toolchain_components.dag b/dag/gunbc/host_toolchain_components.dag index 016deb4308b..8678086b8c1 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/host_toolchain_components.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/host_toolchain_components.dag @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ fn toolchain_completeness_verdict( resolved: ResolvedToolchain?, ) -> ObservationVerdict { match resolved { - Absent => UnknownRefused + std.upsert_decision.Absent => UnknownRefused Present { value: t } => if resolved_toolchain_missing(t: t, reqs: reqs).length() == 0 { Converged @@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ fn gate_finds_component_verdict( reachability: ComponentSpawnReachability?, ) -> ObservationVerdict { match reachability { - Absent => UnknownRefused + std.upsert_decision.Absent => UnknownRefused Present { value: r } => match r { NotReachableOnSpawnPath { inherited_path: _ } => std.upsert_decision.Absent diff --git a/dag/gunbc/readback_independence.dag b/dag/gunbc/readback_independence.dag index f76865071ad..e773b5af340 100644 --- a/dag/gunbc/readback_independence.dag +++ b/dag/gunbc/readback_independence.dag @@ -57,8 +57,8 @@ fn readback_non_independent_evidence_verdict( ) -> ObservationVerdict { match observed { Converged => UnknownRefused - Absent => Absent - Drifted => Drifted + std.upsert_decision.Absent => std.upsert_decision.Absent + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => std.upsert_decision.Drifted Conflict => Conflict Inaccessible => Inaccessible UnknownRefused => UnknownRefused @@ -95,8 +95,8 @@ fn readback_evidence_trusting_widen_sketch( fn readback_verdict_is_converged(v: ObservationVerdict) -> Bool { match v { Converged => true - Absent => false - Drifted => false + std.upsert_decision.Absent => false + std.upsert_decision.Drifted => false Conflict => false Inaccessible => false UnknownRefused => false diff --git a/dag/test/claim/host_reach_identity_probe_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/host_reach_identity_probe_witness_test.dag index 0b29ec3de5b..a729ae639d7 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/host_reach_identity_probe_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/host_reach_identity_probe_witness_test.dag @@ -87,8 +87,8 @@ test fn reach_projection_covers_all_arms() -> Bool { test fn identity_projection_discriminates_match_drift_and_wrong_machine() -> Bool { let desired = host_identity_desired_short_hostname(host: operator_host_srv1) identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeReachable { observed_short_hostname: desired, observed_principal: "gunbc-fleet" }) == Converged - && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeReachable { observed_short_hostname: "altrad8ud-1l2t-1", observed_principal: "gunbc-fleet" }) == Drifted - && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeReachable { observed_short_hostname: desired, observed_principal: "root" }) == Drifted + && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeReachable { observed_short_hostname: "altrad8ud-1l2t-1", observed_principal: "gunbc-fleet" }) == std.upsert_decision.Drifted + && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeReachable { observed_short_hostname: desired, observed_principal: "root" }) == std.upsert_decision.Drifted && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeTransportUnavailable { cause: "x" }) == Inaccessible && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeAuthenticationRefused { cause: "x" }) == Inaccessible && identity_verdict_from_outcome(host: operator_host_srv1, requested_principal: "gunbc-fleet", o: ProbeHostKeyMismatch { expected_fingerprint: "a", observed_fingerprint: "b" }) == Conflict diff --git a/dag/test/claim/secret_provision_witness_test.dag b/dag/test/claim/secret_provision_witness_test.dag index 8c7c89885ad..46ef791fcaf 100644 --- a/dag/test/claim/secret_provision_witness_test.dag +++ b/dag/test/claim/secret_provision_witness_test.dag @@ -151,11 +151,11 @@ test fn absent_container_without_receipt_plans_create() -> Bool { container: SecretContainerAbsent, attempt_identity: sample_attempt_identity, payload_identity: sample_payload_identity, - prior_receipt: Absent, - version_payload: Absent, + prior_receipt: std.upsert_decision.Absent, + version_payload: std.upsert_decision.Absent, }, ) { - UpsertClassification { verdict: Absent, decision: Apply { plan: CreateSecretAndInitialVersion } } => true + UpsertClassification { verdict: std.upsert_decision.Absent, decision: Apply { plan: CreateSecretAndInitialVersion } } => true UpsertClassification { verdict: _, decision: _ } => false } } @@ -168,12 +168,12 @@ test fn awaiting_attempt_version_without_receipt_plans_add_version() -> Bool { }, attempt_identity: sample_attempt_identity, payload_identity: sample_payload_identity, - prior_receipt: Absent, - version_payload: Absent, + prior_receipt: std.upsert_decision.Absent, + version_payload: std.upsert_decision.Absent, }, ) { UpsertClassification { - verdict: Drifted, + verdict: std.upsert_decision.Drifted, decision: Apply { plan: AddVersionToExistingSecret }, } => true UpsertClassification { verdict: _, decision: _ } => false @@ -188,12 +188,12 @@ test fn present_container_without_receipt_refuses_add_version() -> Bool { }, attempt_identity: sample_attempt_identity, payload_identity: sample_payload_identity, - prior_receipt: Absent, - version_payload: Absent, + prior_receipt: std.upsert_decision.Absent, + version_payload: std.upsert_decision.Absent, }, ) { UpsertClassification { verdict: Conflict, decision: Refuse { reason: _ } } => true - UpsertClassification { verdict: Drifted, decision: Apply { plan: _ } } => false + UpsertClassification { verdict: std.upsert_decision.Drifted, decision: Apply { plan: _ } } => false UpsertClassification { verdict: _, decision: _ } => false } } @@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ test fn prior_receipt_without_exact_version_readback_refuses() -> Bool { attempt_identity: sample_attempt_identity, payload_identity: sample_observed_payload_identity, prior_receipt: Present { value: sample_prior_receipt }, - version_payload: Absent, + version_payload: std.upsert_decision.Absent, }, ) { UpsertClassification { verdict: _, decision: Refuse { reason: _ } } => true @@ -251,7 +251,7 @@ test fn factory_credential_requires_capture_before_payload_identity() -> Bool { match payload_identity_from_credential( credential: SparkFactoryCredential { payload: OperatorCapturedInBoxCredential {} }, ) { - Absent => true + std.upsert_decision.Absent => true Present { value: _ } => false } } @@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ fn cross_family_observed_payload_identity() -> PayloadIdentity? { match sha256_hex_digest( hex: "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", ) { - Absent => Absent + std.upsert_decision.Absent => std.upsert_decision.Absent Present { value: digest } => Present { value: ObservedPayloadIdentity { @@ -308,7 +308,7 @@ fn cross_family_observed_payload_identity() -> PayloadIdentity? { test fn cross_family_payload_identity_is_incomparable_not_different() -> Bool { match cross_family_observed_payload_identity() { - Absent => false + std.upsert_decision.Absent => false Present { value: sha_identity } => match compare_payload_identities( a: sample_observed_payload_identity, From 39ec9f71288237f138ed0452274bc5357150d4f8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 21:28:08 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 79/81] Split the fold's resident growth into retained-vs-live, and return the retained half MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The fold climbs from 9.7GB to 15.5GB across ten thousand claims while only TWO individual rows grow it by more than 256MB. So the growth is diffuse — on the order of half a megabyte per claim that never comes back — and diffuse growth has two causes with opposite remedies: memory still LIVE something retains per-claim state across claims; a defect in the fold, and the trim cannot touch it memory freed but not glibc keeps the arena; not a leak at all, and the fix is RETURNED to ask for it back RSS alone cannot tell those apart, and guessing between them is how a real retention gets papered over by a trim that appears to work. malloc_trim distinguishes them BY CONSTRUCTION: it can only release memory the allocator already considers free, so what comes back is exactly the retained half and what does not come back is live. Reporting the reclaimed figure therefore answers the question in the same motion as it acts on it. Every 200 claims, so the resident set cannot drift far between samples while the trim's own arena walk is not paid ten thousand times. Nothing refuses on the result and nothing is skipped because of it — this only gives memory back and says how much, so a run that reclaims nothing is strictly the run we already had. glibc-only, and absence reports as None rather than as zero: zero is a REAL measurement here (nothing was retained) and must not also mean "not measured". WHAT THIS IS NOT: a memory fix with a number attached. If [floor-heap-trim] comes back near zero the growth is live, this changes nothing, and the next question is what holds it — which is the honest outcome and the reason the instrument is shaped to be able to say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 73 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 73 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 57f0301b9ea..248e0ca3556 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -18263,6 +18263,46 @@ pub fn current_rss_bytes() -> Option { proc_status_kb_field("VmRSS") } +/// Return freed-but-retained heap to the OS, and report how much came back. +/// +/// WHY THIS IS A MEASUREMENT AND NOT ONLY A FIX. The fold's resident set climbs from 9.7GB to +/// 15.5GB across ten thousand claims while only TWO individual claims grow it by more than +/// 256MB. So the growth is diffuse — roughly half a megabyte per claim that never comes back — +/// and diffuse growth has two candidate causes with opposite remedies: memory still LIVE +/// (something retains per-claim state across claims, which is a defect in the fold) or memory +/// freed but not RETURNED (glibc keeps the arena, which is an allocator behaviour and not a +/// leak at all). +/// +/// Those two are indistinguishable from RSS alone, and guessing between them is how a real +/// retention gets papered over by a trim that appears to work. `malloc_trim` distinguishes +/// them by construction: it can only release memory the allocator already considers free, so +/// what it gives back is exactly the freed-but-retained half, and what it does NOT give back +/// is live. Reporting the reclaimed figure therefore answers the question in the same motion +/// as it acts on it — a large number says the fold was fine and glibc was hoarding, a small +/// one says something is genuinely held and the trim is not the fix. +/// +/// Returns the kibibytes reclaimed, or None where the call does not exist. It is glibc-only; +/// musl and macOS have no equivalent and get None rather than a fabricated zero, because zero +/// is a real measurement here (nothing was retained) and must not also mean "not measured". +fn trim_retained_heap() -> Option { + #[cfg(all(target_os = "linux", target_env = "gnu"))] + { + let before = current_rss_bytes()? / 1024; + // SAFETY: malloc_trim takes a pad in bytes and touches only allocator bookkeeping. It + // does not invalidate any live pointer, which is precisely why it cannot release live + // memory and therefore why its result is readable as a measurement. + unsafe { + libc::malloc_trim(0); + } + let after = current_rss_bytes()? / 1024; + Some(before.saturating_sub(after)) + } + #[cfg(not(all(target_os = "linux", target_env = "gnu")))] + { + None + } +} + /// Peak resident set (high water mark) in bytes, read the PORTABLE way. /// /// Authority: `dag/extdeps/posix/rusage.dag` for the interface, with the unit answered by @@ -41964,6 +42004,9 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( let mut known_red_now_passing: usize = 0; let mut claim_rss_kb_max: u64 = 0; let mut claim_rss_kb_max_row = String::new(); + let mut trim_reclaimed_kb_total: u64 = 0; + let mut trim_reclaimed_kb_max: u64 = 0; + let mut trims_performed: u64 = 0; let mut scope_kb_total: u64 = 0; let mut scope_kb_max: u64 = 0; let mut scope_kb_max_module = String::new(); @@ -42061,6 +42104,22 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( claim_rss_after as f64 / 1048576.0 ); } + // RETURN WHAT THE FRAME NO LONGER OWNS, on a cadence rather than every row. + // + // The frame is dropped at the end of this iteration, so by the next trim its caches are + // free as far as Rust is concerned; whether they are free as far as the KERNEL is + // concerned is the question above. Every 200 claims is a deliberate compromise: often + // enough that the resident set cannot drift far between samples, rare enough that the + // trim's own cost (it walks the arena) is not paid ten thousand times. Nothing refuses + // on the result and nothing is skipped because of it — this only gives memory back and + // says how much, so a run that reclaims nothing is strictly the run we already had. + if index % 200 == 199 { + if let Some(reclaimed_kb) = trim_retained_heap() { + trim_reclaimed_kb_total += reclaimed_kb; + trim_reclaimed_kb_max = trim_reclaimed_kb_max.max(reclaimed_kb); + trims_performed += 1; + } + } outcome.claims_executed += 1; receipted.insert(claim.qualified.clone()); style.stream_witness( @@ -42207,6 +42266,20 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( claim_rss_kb_max_row.as_str() } ); + // WHAT THE ALLOCATOR WAS HOLDING. Read this beside the claim-memory line above: together + // they split the fold's resident growth into the part one expensive row caused and the part + // that was merely never returned. A large total here means the growth was glibc keeping + // arenas and the fold's own retention is small; a total near zero means the memory is LIVE + // and the next question is what holds it — the trim cannot release live memory, so it + // cannot flatter that answer. + if trims_performed > 0 { + eprintln!( + "[floor-heap-trim] {} trim(s) returned {:.2}GB total, {:.2}GB worst single trim", + trims_performed, + trim_reclaimed_kb_total as f64 / 1048576.0, + trim_reclaimed_kb_max as f64 / 1048576.0 + ); + } // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the From 79f64bace0ea65a7ad24ae29131ff09969aeebdd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 21:37:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 80/81] Make the expected-red roster an exact two-way join, and the decline an exact partition MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three defects in the mechanism as landed, each of the same shape: a one-way check standing where a join was owed. DUPLICATES ABSORBED SILENTLY. The roster decodes into a HashSet, so a repeated identity vanished. The roster's LENGTH is read as the debt, and 820 rows naming 819 identities reports one more fixed row than exists while the second copy survives every removal of the first. A duplicate now refuses by name. HELD ROWS WERE COUNTED AS PASSES. A held row did not pass — it failed exactly as enrolled, and agreement about a failure is not a passing witness. Counting it in `passed` made the headline number RISE as debt was added, and left no count that falls when debt is repaid. It is now its own terminal field, reported beside passed and failed. Identity accounting is untouched, because that counts receipts rather than verdicts. THE ROSTER WAS NEVER JOINED BACK. Enrollment only ever asked "is this executing claim enrolled". The reverse question — is every enrolled identity still executing — had no consumer, so an identity that is renamed, deleted, moved under a declined path or dropped from discovery would sit on the roster forever: never observed, never passing, never asking to be removed, and still counted as debt. That is precisely how a skip list rots, and it also made the cheapest fake-green free, since enrolling a nonexistent identity cost nothing. A roster entry that did not execute now refuses BY NAME, and held + now-passing must equal the roster exactly, so a later third arm cannot quietly swallow rows. AND THE DECLINE IS NOW A PARTITION RATHER THAN A SUBTRACTION. `offered - claims` says how many rows vanished and nothing about why. Two independent hacks decline rows here, and one difference cannot tell them apart, cannot see a row declined by NEITHER — a silent narrowing, the gunbc#7762 failure itself — and cannot see a row both would claim. The receipt now proves offered = executed ⊎ long-home-declined ⊎ live-tree-declined by identity, counts the overlap separately rather than letting evaluation order hide it, and REFUSES on a site declined without a nameable disposition. The long-home prefixes are decoded from their .dag authority rather than restated in Rust, because a host-side copy would drift and the drift would surface as this partition disagreeing with itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs | 4 +- src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs | 191 ++++++++++++++++++++++-- 2 files changed, 185 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs index f4f255a6cee..9cab37a52cd 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/bin/claim_executor.rs @@ -10374,11 +10374,13 @@ fn run() -> Result { outcome.subject_digest, outcome.modules_resolved, outcome.modules_excluded ); eprintln!( - "required-floor: planned={} executed={} terminal={} passed={} failed={}", + "required-floor: planned={} executed={} terminal={} passed={} \ + known_red_held={} failed={}", outcome.claims_planned, outcome.claims_executed, outcome.receipt_identities, outcome.passed, + outcome.known_red_held, outcome.failures.len() ); for failure in &outcome.failures { diff --git a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs index 248e0ca3556..6a5e3f676df 100644 --- a/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs +++ b/src/v1/stage0/src/cli_run.rs @@ -41104,6 +41104,11 @@ pub struct RequiredFloorOutcome { pub claims_executed: usize, pub receipt_identities: usize, pub passed: usize, + /// Enrolled expected-red identities that failed exactly as enrolled. Deliberately its own + /// field rather than folded into `passed`: agreement about a failure is not a passing + /// witness, and a headline number that rises as debt is added has no direction left to + /// report repayment in. + pub known_red_held: usize, pub over_warn: usize, pub failures: Vec, } @@ -41785,8 +41790,19 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // predicate this host applies: sites offered minus claims returned is what the manifest // declined, so the number cannot drift from the decision that produced it. let mut sites: Vec = Vec::new(); + // THE SAME POPULATION, KEPT IN HOST SHAPE, so the decline can be reported as a PARTITION + // rather than as a subtraction. `sites_offered - claims.len()` says how many rows vanished + // and nothing about why; two independent hacks decline rows here, and a single difference + // cannot distinguish them, cannot notice a row declined by neither, and cannot notice a row + // counted by both. + let mut site_facts: Vec<(String, String, bool)> = Vec::new(); for file in &files { for function in &file.functions { + site_facts.push(( + format!("{}.{}", file.module_path, function), + file.module_path.clone(), + file.reads_live_tree, + )); sites.push(record_value( &hermetic, "WitnessSite", @@ -41865,13 +41881,104 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // site offered and not returned as a claim carries a non-required disposition, and those // rows are NOT covered by this floor — reported every run in those words, because the // gunbc#7762 failure was not that rows were deferred but that the deferral was silent. - let declined = sites_offered.saturating_sub(claims.len()); - if declined > 0 { - eprintln!( - "[floor-disposition] {declined} of {sites_offered} discovered site(s) are NOT \ - required-floor and NOT RUN HERE — each needs an executing consumer on another \ - cadence, and none exists yet on this branch" - ); + // THE DECLINE IS A PARTITION, AND IT IS PROVED HERE RATHER THAN ASSERTED. + // + // Two hacks decline rows: the long-home prefix test and the live-tree declaration. A single + // `offered - claims` difference cannot tell them apart, cannot see a row declined by + // NEITHER (which would be a silent disappearance — the exact gunbc#7762 failure), and + // cannot see a row that both would claim. So the three populations are computed by identity + // and required to reconstruct the whole: + // + // offered = executed ⊎ long-home-declined ⊎ live-tree-declined + // + // The prefixes are DECODED from the `.dag` authority rather than restated here, because a + // host-side copy of that list is a second authority that would drift the moment either side + // moved — and the drift would show up as this partition disagreeing, which is a confusing + // way to learn about a copy-paste. + let long_home_prefixes: Vec = { + let value = v1_interpreter::run_in_context( + &hermetic, + "v2.workflow.required_floor.long_home_prefixes", + false, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("long_home_prefixes: {e}"))?; + let items = floor_decode_list(&hermetic, Some(&value)) + .map_err(|e| format!("long_home_prefixes: {e}"))?; + let mut out = Vec::new(); + for item in items { + match item { + v1_interpreter::Value::Str(s) => out.push(s.to_string()), + other => { + return Err(format!( + "long_home_prefixes: expected a module-path prefix, got {}", + floor_value_shape(Some(other)) + )); + } + } + } + out + }; + { + let executed: HashSet<&str> = claims.iter().map(|c| c.qualified.as_str()).collect(); + let mut long_declined = 0usize; + let mut live_declined = 0usize; + let mut both = 0usize; + let mut unexplained: Vec<&str> = Vec::new(); + for (qualified, module_path, reads_live_tree) in &site_facts { + if executed.contains(qualified.as_str()) { + continue; + } + let long_home = long_home_prefixes + .iter() + .any(|p| module_path.starts_with(p)); + // ASSIGNED IN A FIXED ORDER SO THE ARMS STAY DISJOINT, with the overlap counted + // separately rather than hidden by whichever test ran first. A row that is both + // long-home and live-tree is a real thing and it is worth knowing how many there + // are, but it must be attributed once. + match (long_home, *reads_live_tree) { + (true, true) => { + long_declined += 1; + both += 1; + } + (true, false) => long_declined += 1, + (false, true) => live_declined += 1, + // DECLINED BY NEITHER HACK. This is the arm that must stay empty: the manifest + // dropped a row for a reason this host cannot name, which is precisely a silent + // narrowing of the roster. + (false, false) => unexplained.push(qualified.as_str()), + } + } + let declined = long_declined + live_declined + unexplained.len(); + if declined > 0 { + eprintln!( + "[floor-disposition] {declined} of {sites_offered} discovered site(s) are NOT \ + required-floor and NOT RUN HERE: {long_declined} long-home-declined \ + ({both} of them also declare ReadsLiveTree), {live_declined} live-tree-declined \ + — each needs an executing consumer on another cadence, and none exists yet on \ + this branch" + ); + } + if !unexplained.is_empty() { + unexplained.sort_unstable(); + let shown: Vec<&str> = unexplained.iter().copied().take(20).collect(); + return Err(format!( + "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=SiteDeclinedWithoutDisposition count={} — a \ + discovered site was neither executed nor declined by a named disposition, so \ + the roster narrowed for a reason nothing can report; first {}: {}", + unexplained.len(), + shown.len(), + shown.join(", ") + )); + } + if claims.len() + declined != sites_offered { + return Err(format!( + "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=SitePartitionInexact offered={} executed={} \ + declined={} — the three populations must reconstruct the offered set exactly", + sites_offered, + claims.len(), + declined + )); + } } // THE EXPECTED-RED ROSTER, read from its .dag authority in the manifest's own frame — it @@ -41891,7 +41998,16 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( for item in items { match item { v1_interpreter::Value::Str(s) => { - out.insert(s.to_string()); + // A DUPLICATE REFUSES. The roster's length is read as the debt, and a + // repeated identity makes that length lie in the direction that flatters: + // 820 rows naming 819 identities reports one more fixed row than exists, + // and the second copy survives every removal of the first. The set would + // absorb it silently, so the refusal has to be here rather than in the set. + if !out.insert(s.to_string()) { + return Err(format!( + "floor_expected_red_roster: duplicate enrolled identity: {s}" + )); + } } other => { return Err(format!( @@ -41941,6 +42057,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( claims_executed: 0, receipt_identities: 0, passed: 0, + known_red_held: 0, over_warn: 0, failures: Vec::new(), }; @@ -42002,6 +42119,7 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( let mut scope_module_max: usize = 0; let mut known_red_held: usize = 0; let mut known_red_now_passing: usize = 0; + let mut expected_red_seen: HashSet = HashSet::new(); let mut claim_rss_kb_max: u64 = 0; let mut claim_rss_kb_max_row = String::new(); let mut trim_reclaimed_kb_total: u64 = 0; @@ -42158,6 +42276,9 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( // to be forgotten. And every row is an executing claim with a receipt, so nothing in // here reads as covered when it is not. let expected_red = expected_red_roster.contains(claim.qualified.as_str()); + if expected_red { + expected_red_seen.insert(claim.qualified.clone()); + } let passed = matches!(result, ClaimOutcome::Pass); if expected_red && passed { known_red_now_passing += 1; @@ -42170,7 +42291,12 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( } if expected_red { known_red_held += 1; - outcome.passed += 1; + // NOT COUNTED AS A PASS. A held row did not pass — it failed exactly as enrolled, + // and agreement about a failure is not the same fact as a passing witness. Folding + // it into `passed` would make the headline number rise as debt is ADDED, which is + // the direction that flatters, and would leave no count that falls when the debt is + // repaid. The identity accounting (planned = executed = receipted) is unaffected + // because it counts receipts, not verdicts. continue; } match result { @@ -42280,6 +42406,53 @@ pub fn run_required_floor( trim_reclaimed_kb_max as f64 / 1048576.0 ); } + outcome.known_red_held = known_red_held; + // THE ROSTER IS A TWO-WAY JOIN, NOT A ONE-WAY LOOKUP. Enrollment as written above only ever + // asks "is this executing claim enrolled". The reverse question — is every enrolled identity + // still executing — has no consumer unless it is asked here, and without it the roster rots + // in exactly the way that makes a skip list a skip list: an identity that is renamed, + // deleted, moved under a declined path, or dropped from discovery stays on the roster + // forever, is never observed, never passes, and therefore never asks to be removed. The + // debt count would keep counting rows that no longer exist. + // + // So a roster entry that did not execute REFUSES, and it refuses by name. That also closes + // the cheapest way to fake a green run: enrolling an identity that does not exist would + // otherwise cost nothing. + let expected_red_missing: Vec<&String> = { + let mut missing: Vec<&String> = expected_red_roster + .iter() + .filter(|q| !expected_red_seen.contains(*q)) + .collect(); + missing.sort(); + missing + }; + if !expected_red_missing.is_empty() { + return Err(format!( + "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=ExpectedRedIdentityDidNotExecute count={} — every \ + identity enrolled in v2.workflow.floor_expected_red must be observed among the \ + executed claims; these were not, so they are stale and must be removed from the \ + roster or restored to discovery: {}", + expected_red_missing.len(), + expected_red_missing + .iter() + .map(|q| q.as_str()) + .collect::>() + .join(", ") + )); + } + // AND THE PARTITION MUST BE EXACT. With the reverse join above, every enrolled identity was + // observed exactly once, so it landed in precisely one of the two arms. Checking the sum is + // therefore checking that the two arms are the whole roster and do not overlap — cheap, and + // it fails loudly if a later edit adds a third arm that quietly swallows rows. + if known_red_held + known_red_now_passing != expected_red_roster.len() { + return Err(format!( + "REQUIRED-FLOOR REFUSAL cause=ExpectedRedPartitionInexact held={} now_passing={} \ + roster={} — every enrolled identity must be exactly one of held or now-passing", + known_red_held, + known_red_now_passing, + expected_red_roster.len() + )); + } // THE THREE IDENTITY COUNTS MUST AGREE, and they are compared here rather than reported // for a reader to compare. A run that planned more claims than it executed has silently // narrowed, which is the failure this whole path exists to make unwritable; reporting the From df5abeddd9ad7c5391e8ac0ad467bbea7167f9de Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gunbc-ci-auto-heal Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 22:02:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 81/81] Make the expected-red roster reachable from the frame that reads it MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit First run to get past strict preparation reached admission-decode with 9,366 claims and then refused: floor_expected_red_roster: no such function: v2.workflow.floor_expected_red.floor_expected_red_roster The function exists and evaluates. What did not exist was an edge to it. The host reads the roster in the SAME frame it evaluates the manifest in, and that frame's scope is the closure of v2.workflow.required_floor — so a module nothing in that closure references is not in the world the frame was built from, however correct it is on disk. The mechanism commit built the reader and the roster and never connected them, and no local check could catch it: the module typechecks alone, and the failure only appears in a frame built from a different entry. The edge is an import and nothing more. The host still calls the roster by its own real qualified name; this module does not re-export it and owns no fact it does not produce. A thin accessor here would be a second name for one authority. Verified by evaluating the roster through required_floor as the entry, which is the exact closure the floor builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag | 12 ++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag index 9d6a2290cf1..043b10b1220 100644 --- a/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag +++ b/src/v2/workflow/required_floor.dag @@ -3,6 +3,18 @@ module v2.workflow.required_floor import v2.std.algebra { Cons, Empty, TailAbsent, TailFound, fold_list, length, list_append, list_map, list_reverse, list_snoc_item } import v2.std.collection { List, Map, empty_map, map_insert, map_lookup } import std.dissolution { DissolutionCondition, unbound_dissolution } +// THE ROSTER IS IMPORTED HERE SO IT IS REACHABLE, NOT SO IT IS RE-EXPORTED. +// +// The host evaluates the expected-red roster in the SAME frame it evaluates this manifest in, +// and that frame's scope is this module's closure. Without this edge the roster module is +// simply not in the world the frame was built from, and the call fails with `no such function` +// — which is what happened on the first run that reached admission-decode. +// +// The import names the roster's own function and nothing wraps it: the host still calls +// `v2.workflow.floor_expected_red.floor_expected_red_roster` by its real qualified name. A +// thin accessor here would be a second name for one authority, and this module would then own +// a fact it does not produce. +import v2.workflow.floor_expected_red { floor_expected_red_roster } import v2.std.logic { Bool } import v2.std.text { CharAbsent, CharFound, String, string_head, string_is_empty, string_tail } import std.execution_mode { ExecutionMode, Hermetic, Record, Wet, execution_mode_eq }