fix(ci): close Rust dependency and deploy gate gaps - #427
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds ChangesCI Invariant and Deployment Gate Updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR changes CI dependency detection and deployment gating; the only remaining issue is that the documentation graph omits two listed dependencies. This does not affect production behavior, so the PR is merge-ready after the documentation is corrected during normal review. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR strengthens CI invariants for Rust-related gates and deployment by introducing a dependency-aware classifier script, wiring it into the CI workflow, and tightening the deploy job’s dependency on the aggregated ci-success status while keeping the build artifact dependency. Sequence diagram for dependency-aware Rust gating and CI invariant checkssequenceDiagram
participant github_actions
participant changes_job as changes
participant classifier as check-ci-invariants.mjs
participant rust_tauri_job as rust-tauri
participant core_rust_job as core-rust
github_actions->>changes_job: start changes job
changes_job->>classifier: node scripts/check-ci-invariants.mjs --self-test --check-workflow
classifier->>classifier: runSelfTests()
classifier->>classifier: checkWorkflowContract()
classifier-->>changes_job: exit after invariants
changes_job->>classifier: printf CHANGED | node scripts/check-ci-invariants.mjs
classifier->>classifier: localTauriDependencyRoots()
classifier->>classifier: classifyChangedFiles(files)
classifier-->>changes_job: tauri=true/false, crates=true/false
changes_job->>github_actions: write tauri, crates to GITHUB_OUTPUT
github_actions->>rust_tauri_job: evaluate tauri output
alt tauri==true
github_actions->>rust_tauri_job: run Rust Tauri gate
else tauri==false
github_actions-->>rust_tauri_job: skip job
end
github_actions->>core_rust_job: evaluate crates output
alt crates==true
github_actions->>core_rust_job: run core Rust gate
else crates==false
github_actions-->>core_rust_job: skip job
end
Flow diagram for updated CI ci-success aggregation and deploy gateflowchart LR
subgraph ci_pipeline
security[security]
quality[quality]
changes[changes]
rust_tauri[rust-tauri]
core_rust[core-rust]
build[build]
e2e[e2e]
vrt[vrt]
ci_success[ci-success]
end
security --> ci_success
quality --> ci_success
changes --> ci_success
rust_tauri --> ci_success
core_rust --> ci_success
build --> ci_success
e2e --> ci_success
vrt --> ci_success
build --> deploy[deploy]
ci_success --> deploy
deploy --> github_pages[GitHub Pages]
changes --> classifier[[check-ci-invariants.mjs]]
classifier --> rust_tauri
classifier --> core_rust
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The changes successfully close CI dependency detection and deployment authority gaps as described. The implementation introduces a deterministic classifier with self-tests, derives Tauri Rust path coverage from Cargo.toml dependencies, and ensures ci-success gates deployment. All workflow contracts are validated at runtime, and documentation accurately reflects the new pipeline structure. No blocking defects found.
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In `@docs/CI.md`:
- Around line 101-102: Update the ASCII CI dependency graph to include changes
and core-rust as dependencies of ci-success, matching the ci-success.needs
workflow configuration and the dependency table.
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Replace the first runtime classifier self-check with the repository's existing node-environment Vitest policy-test pattern, which keeps the regression proof inside the quality gate without adding a YAML or TOML dependency. Use the verified same-run Pages artifact behavior to make deploy depend only on ci-success. This corrects the initial implementation shape while preserving the fail-open path classifier and aggregate authority intent.
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AUDIT.md's "Current version" summary and test counts were one release behind (v1.28.0/6888 tests/565 files, missing v1.28.1 entirely). Added an accurate v1.28.1 release-gate entry (real CI run IDs, real asset list) verified against the actual GitHub Release, and refreshed the summary line to current numbers (7114+/580/2925 keys x 19 locales). TODO.md's "Current Sprint" header dated 2026-08-20 and referenced PR #427, predating both the #477 merge and the v1.28.1 release plus this session's reconstruction reconciliation and Dependabot work. Archived the stale sprint entry and replaced it with the current state.
… install policy (#512) * docs: codify never-bare-pnpm-install policy for new worktree bootstrap A bare pnpm install (no --frozen-lockfile) was used to bootstrap a new worktree during PR #495 handling. It happened to be harmless this time (lockfile was already in sync), but the flag omission means it could have silently rewritten pnpm-lock.yaml on any drift instead of failing loudly, and it skips the repo's own dependency-fingerprint write that pnpm run <script> later verifies against. Codified the correct procedure (node scripts/dependency-state.mjs reconcile / pnpm run deps:reconcile) in both CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md so this doesn't recur, especially on branches that shouldn't touch dependencies at all. * docs: refresh AUDIT.md and TODO.md release/sprint truth to v1.28.1 AUDIT.md's "Current version" summary and test counts were one release behind (v1.28.0/6888 tests/565 files, missing v1.28.1 entirely). Added an accurate v1.28.1 release-gate entry (real CI run IDs, real asset list) verified against the actual GitHub Release, and refreshed the summary line to current numbers (7114+/580/2925 keys x 19 locales). TODO.md's "Current Sprint" header dated 2026-08-20 and referenced PR #427, predating both the #477 merge and the v1.28.1 release plus this session's reconstruction reconciliation and Dependabot work. Archived the stale sprint entry and replaced it with the current state. * fix: precise dependency-fingerprint scope, signing claim, and sprint text - CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md: correct the fingerprint-verification claim — the repo's own dependency fingerprint is checked only by deps:verify, ci:prepush, and the pre-commit hook, not by arbitrary pnpm run <script> calls. Separated it from pnpm's own independent verifyDepsBeforeRun check (a different mechanism, comparing node_modules against the lockfile) that produces ERR_PNPM_VERIFY_DEPS_BEFORE_RUN. - AUDIT.md: removed the "signed" qualifier from the v1.28.1 release artifacts line — the release evidence ledger explicitly keeps platform code-signing/notarization as a separate, unverified claim; only structural/asset/updater-payload crypto verification is confirmed. - TODO.md: the "full signed release cut" open item read as self-contradictory next to v1.28.1's already-published status three lines above. Marked the documentation pass done and clarified the remaining item is a new release cut for this sprint's accumulated work, not a repeat of v1.28.1. * chore: re-trigger CI after a GitHub Actions platform outage The previous run for this head got stuck in a queued state during GitHub's Aug 26 database-failover incident (investigating 15:09 UTC, resolved 16:07 UTC) and remained stuck afterward with an inconsistent run record (the run-status API reported "queued" while the cancel endpoint reported "already completed" for the same run ID). No code or doc content changed; this empty commit only requests a fresh pull_request synchronize event.
…eam jobs (#522) (#523) * fix(ci): admit GitHub Pages deploy despite legitimately-skipped upstream jobs (#522) deploy's if: condition lacked a status-check function, so GitHub Actions' default implicit success() gate silently skipped the job whenever any upstream job in the graph was legitimately skipped (pr-size on every non-pull_request event, rust-tauri/core-rust on any push that doesn't touch their paths) — even though ci-success itself correctly computed 'success' via its own always()-gated tolerance logic for exactly those three jobs. Traced via real run history: #427 (2026-08-20) switched deploy's needs from [build, e2e] to [ci-success], introducing the dependency; #428 was the first reproducible skip immediately after (Rust gates skipped); #509 (2026-08-26, PR-size governance) made it apply to every main push once pr-size joined ci-success's tolerated-skip set. GitHub Pages has been serving a stale build since, correlating exactly with whether the specific run's Rust-gate path happened to be relevant. Adds always() + !cancelled() to deploy's if:, matching the identical proven pattern already used in tauri-build.yml's bundle job — forces GitHub to evaluate the job's own explicit condition (main, non-PR, ci-success.result == 'success') instead of deriving admission from the presence of any skipped job anywhere in the chain, while still refusing to publish from a genuinely cancelled workflow run. New regression test asserts deploy's needs/if: structure directly against the exact main-push scenario (pr-size/rust-tauri/core-rust skipped, ci-success success) that was silently broken. Note: PR CI cannot itself prove this — deploy never runs on a pull_request event by design. Acceptance evidence is a genuine post-merge main-push run showing real Deploy to GitHub Pages steps, not conclusion: skipped. * test: scope the deploy gating regression test to the real if: expression Address CodeAnt AI + CodeRabbit review of #523: the test asserted against extractJobBlock(workflowSource, 'deploy') — the whole raw job block — which also contains the QNBS-v3 comment directly above if:, itself mentioning "always()" and "!cancelled()". A regression that strips either function from the real, executable if: line (while leaving the comment untouched) would have kept passing. Add extractJobIf(jobBlock) to the shared workflow-policy parser utilities — handles both inline (if: <expr>) and folded block-scalar (if: >-\n ...) forms already used across ci.yml/tauri-build.yml — and scope the deploy test's assertions to its return value instead of the whole block. Verified the fix actually closes the gap: reverting the assertions to extractJobBlock and manually stripping always() from the real if: line (comment left intact) left the old test passing; with extractJobIf, the same edit correctly fails it.
Summary
crates/**changes now select the Tauri consumer gate.ci-successaggregate while preserving same-run artifact behavior.runrule for constrained hardware.Acceptance evidence
pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts— 3 passed.git diff --checkpassed.src-tauri/src/...=> Tauri only;crates/worldscript-project/src/..., itsCargo.toml, andcrates/Cargo.lock=> Tauri + Core;.github/workflows/ci.yml=> Tauri + Core; frontend-only file => neither. The pre-fix behavior left Core-only crate changes out of Tauri.✅ CI Success.Non-goals
continue-on-error, dependency, suppression, or baseline change.The PR is intentionally ready for review (not a draft). Full CI, CodeQL, and review-channel quiescence are required before merge.