fix(project): enforce raw schemaVersion integer grammar (#553) - #621
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR hardens schemaVersion admission by validating raw JSON number grammar before TS/Rust IEEE-754 conversion, preserving mathematically integral decimal/exponent forms while rejecting fractional literals that could round into accepted integers; it adds mirrored boundary tests and updates the migration ledger to reflect the live Slice A/B implementation status. Sequence diagram for raw schemaVersion classificationsequenceDiagram
participant RawJSON
participant TS as TypeScript boundary
participant Rust as Rust boundary
RawJSON->>TS: classifyRawProjectVersion(rawText)
TS->>TS: findTopLevelSchemaVersionNumberToken(rawText)
TS->>TS: isMathematicallyNonNegativeIntegerToken(rawToken)
TS->>TS: classifyVersionNumber(value)
TS-->>RawJSON: MALFORMED or classified version
RawJSON->>Rust: validated_schema_version_number(raw_text)
Rust->>Rust: is_mathematically_non_negative_integer_token(raw_token)
Rust-->>RawJSON: accepted version or rejection
Flow diagram for schemaVersion raw-token admissionflowchart TD
A[Read raw schemaVersion token] --> B{Mathematically non-negative integer?}
B -- No --> C[Reject as MALFORMED]
B -- Yes --> D{Within 2^53 - 1?}
D -- No --> C
D -- Yes --> E[Classify schema version]
E --> F[Preserve integral forms such as 1.0 and 1e0]
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This PR successfully implements raw schemaVersion integer grammar enforcement to prevent IEEE-754 rounding from admitting mathematically fractional literals. The implementation maintains TS/Rust parity with mirrored validation logic in both languages, comprehensive test coverage (27 Rust tests, extended TS test suite), and appropriate documentation updates. All tests pass and the code functions correctly. No blocking issues found.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change validates raw ChangesSchema version validation
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In `@crates/worldscript-project/src/version.rs`:
- Around line 428-432: Validate that the exponent token is numeric before
invoking is_mathematically_non_negative_integer_token, returning Malformed for
non-number tokens such as the closing quote in {"schemaVersion":"1e"}; add a
regression test covering this input.
In `@features/project/projectSchemaVersion.ts`:
- Around line 74-76: Add one-line QNBS-v3 comments in
features/project/projectSchemaVersion.ts at lines 74-76 and 288-295: document
that the scanner preserves the raw numeric token before IEEE-754 conversion, and
that classification rejects invalid raw numeric grammar before version routing.
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…cal PR-shaped refs Two genuine gaps from codex-connector review: - reserveEntryForNumberedCommit's "skip reservation when an entry lists multiple PR numbers" carve-out was itself the bug: it left such an entry fully unreserved, so an unrelated un-numbered commit's slug match could still reuse it. Each numbered commit referencing that entry now reserves it independently (a Set, so idempotent) - no carve-out needed, since numbered commits never go through slug matching regardless. - classifyGovernedCommit treated any commit ending in "(#NNN)" as an already-merged PR number, even on a feature branch where that token may only be an in-flight issue reference GitHub hasn't yet replaced with the real squash-merge PR number (this repo's own history shows the eventual form "... (#553) (#621)"). Added getBranchLocalCommitCount (git merge-base against origin/main, falling back to a local main) so commits unique to the current branch are exempted from the exact-PR- match requirement entirely, while commits already reachable from main stay fully enforced. Also condensed several QNBS-v3 comments (including one from the prior commit) down to the required single physical line.
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…674) * fix(docs): upgrade CHANGELOG completeness check, backfill Unreleased audit F-2: scanUnreleasedTruth's own gate fired only when [Unreleased] was entirely empty, so a single unrelated doc-sync bullet satisfied "meaningful content" forever — 13 real feat/fix commits since v1.28.4 went completely undocumented, and the gate never noticed. - scanUnreleasedTruth now requires every post-tag feat|fix|perf commit to be individually referenced in [Unreleased], either by its trailing PR number (the mid-subject issue ref some commits also carry, e.g. "(#553) (#621)", is correctly ignored in favor of the true trailing PR number) or by a bounded subject-slug match (>=60% of its most identifying words) for the few commits merged without one. Missing commits are named in the failure output. - Backfilled CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] with all 13 currently- undocumented commits since v1.28.4 (project schema-version classification Slices A/B, the canonical document-projection foundation, the legacy-to-v1 admission primitive, filesystem- admission convergence, i18n startup-copy fixes, PR-size governance hardening, the attribution guard, and this session's own PR-1 security-doc fix). - Pulled TODO.md's Current Sprint forward: the 5 landed ledger-row-9 PRs are now named, still correctly marked not-complete (no target release invented — none exists yet). - 6 new regression tests for the completeness logic; README test-count resynced. * fix(docs): address review findings on the completeness-check upgrade - PR-number matching used a bare String.includes, so "#65" could incorrectly satisfy "#656" and vice versa. Now requires a non-digit boundary on both sides. - Subject-slug matching now runs per Markdown entry (bullet, including wrapped continuation lines) instead of against the whole [Unreleased] section — words scattered across unrelated bullets could otherwise collectively satisfy a commit none of them documents, and one generic bullet could simultaneously "document" multiple different undocumented commits. - P1: full per-commit completeness is now enforced only outside pull_request CI context. A pull_request run's git-log range enumerates every commit unique to that branch, not the one commit that will actually exist after squash-merge — a routine review-fix follow-up commit can't reference itself in [Unreleased] in advance. The section-non-empty check still applies in pull_request context; full completeness is enforced locally and on push to main right after merge. - 8 new regression tests; GITHUB_EVENT_NAME declared in turbo.json; README test-count resynced. * fix(ci): stop scanUnreleasedTruth from reading GITHUB_EVENT_NAME as its own default The isPullRequestContext parameter defaulted to reading process.env.GITHUB_EVENT_NAME directly. That env var is set by GitHub Actions for the WHOLE workflow run, not just this gate's own CLI step -- so when the full Vitest suite ran inside this PR's own pull_request-triggered Quality Gate job, every test that didn't explicitly pass isPullRequestContext silently got the lenient (GITHUB_EVENT_NAME=pull_request) default instead of the intended deterministic one, failing 7 tests that expected the strict path. The pure function's default is now a hardcoded false; only main()'s real CLI invocation reads the actual environment. Verified locally by simulating the exact failure with GITHUB_EVENT_NAME=pull_request pnpm exec vitest run -- reproduced the same 7 failures before this fix, all pass after it. * fix(docs): address 2nd review wave on the completeness-check upgrade - P1: the pull_request-context exemption previously skipped strict enforcement for EVERY governed commit. Now only an un-numbered commit is exempted -- an already-numbered commit sitting in the same range from a separate, already-merged PR stays fully enforced even during a pull_request run. - Renamed isPullRequestContext to isFeatureBranchContext and added isOnFeatureBranch(): the mandatory local `pnpm run ci:prepush` hook invokes this checker with no GitHub Actions event context at all, so GITHUB_EVENT_NAME alone left every local review-fix commit strictly enforced and unsatisfiable in advance. Checking the actual git branch (not just the CI event) means the same exemption now applies locally too, on the same reasoning: HEAD not being `main` is what actually distinguishes "not yet permanent history" in both contexts. - A matched changelog entry is now claimed and excluded from later commits in the same pass, so one generic bullet can't simultaneously "document" multiple different undocumented commits -- verified with a case specific enough that both commits would clear the 60% threshold alone. - A commit ending in a trailing PR number now requires that exact number; it no longer falls back to a slug match that could hit a different, older, unrelated bullet. - ci.yml's Quality Gate checkout gains fetch-depth: 0 alongside its existing fetch-tags: true -- the latter makes a tag ref resolvable but doesn't deepen the commit graph, so `git log v<tag>..HEAD` could fail or truncate on a shallow checkout, which getPostReleaseCommitSubjects() would silently treat as "no history" and skip the whole completeness check without ever reporting a failure. Unverifiable from existing CI history until this PR's own post-merge push (no push-to-main run had exercised the new completeness logic yet) -- applied as a correctness fix regardless of prior symptoms. - My own earlier three CHANGELOG bullets for this feature had drifted into exactly the "one bullet documents multiple commits" shape the exclusive-claiming fix above now rejects -- restructured into separate, distinct bullets. - 9 new regression tests (exclusive claiming, exact-PR-number requirement, un-numbered-vs-numbered PR-context enforcement, isOnFeatureBranch against real git repos); README test-count resynced. * fix(docs): replace greedy slug-entry claiming with maximum bipartite matching Greedily claiming the first matching entry per commit was order- dependent: a fully documented changelog could be wrongly rejected depending only on which commit happened to be checked first. Example: entries "Alpha beta gamma delta" / "Alpha beta epsilon zeta" against subjects "alpha beta gamma delta epsilon zeta" then "alpha beta gamma delta" -- the broader subject greedily claims the only entry the narrower one can use, even though swapping which entry each takes documents both. Replaced with Kuhn's algorithm (augmenting-path maximum bipartite matching between un-numbered commits and changelog entries), which finds the best possible assignment regardless of input order. A numbered commit is unaffected -- it never participated in slug matching in the first place, per the prior commit's exact-PR-match fix. 2 new regression tests proving the exact adversarial case in both commit orders; README test-count resynced. * fix(docs): flatten completeness-check nesting, fix detached-HEAD and self-reference gaps - Extract classifyGovernedCommit() so findUndocumentedGovernedCommits is a flat loop with no nested conditionals (CodeScene Bumpy Road Ahead). - isOnFeatureBranch() now treats detached HEAD (the literal string actions/checkout leaves for every event, push included) as non-feature-branch, so push-to-main runs never get silently exempted from full completeness enforcement. - Add this PR's own eventual squash-merge PR number to the CHANGELOG bullet it documents, since the exact-PR-match-required rule would otherwise fail this PR's own post-merge CI run. * test(docs): cover detached-HEAD case for isOnFeatureBranch Adds the regression test for the detached-HEAD fix in 0c9291c that a prior reply to the review thread had already described as included - it was written but not actually committed in that push. Resyncs README.md's test-count metric for the added test. * fix(docs): reserve a numbered commit's changelog entry from slug-match reuse A numbered commit's exact PR-number match never touched entryOwner, so an unrelated un-numbered commit's slug match could reuse the same bullet and go undetected as undocumented. Reserve the entry a numbered commit's PR reference resolves to before slug matching runs, unless that entry explicitly bundles multiple PR numbers (deliberately shared documentation). * fix(docs): reserve multi-PR entries fully, exempt in-flight branch-local PR-shaped refs Two genuine gaps from codex-connector review: - reserveEntryForNumberedCommit's "skip reservation when an entry lists multiple PR numbers" carve-out was itself the bug: it left such an entry fully unreserved, so an unrelated un-numbered commit's slug match could still reuse it. Each numbered commit referencing that entry now reserves it independently (a Set, so idempotent) - no carve-out needed, since numbered commits never go through slug matching regardless. - classifyGovernedCommit treated any commit ending in "(#NNN)" as an already-merged PR number, even on a feature branch where that token may only be an in-flight issue reference GitHub hasn't yet replaced with the real squash-merge PR number (this repo's own history shows the eventual form "... (#553) (#621)"). Added getBranchLocalCommitCount (git merge-base against origin/main, falling back to a local main) so commits unique to the current branch are exempted from the exact-PR- match requirement entirely, while commits already reachable from main stay fully enforced. Also condensed several QNBS-v3 comments (including one from the prior commit) down to the required single physical line. * refactor(docs): flatten main() into a sequence of scanRequiredFiles calls CodeFactor flagged main() as a Complex Method (five near-identical read-file/handle-missing/scan loops). Extracted scanRequiredFiles() so each loop becomes one call; behavior is unchanged (verified via node scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs and the full test suite). * fix(docs): classify branch-local commits by ancestry, guard negation polarity, restrict PR matches to entries - getBranchLocalSubjectIndices replaces the positional branchLocalCount heuristic with a per-commit git merge-base --is-ancestor check, so an interleaved main commit (from a branch that merged main back in) is never misclassified as branch-local. - candidateEntryIndices now disqualifies a changelog entry whose negation polarity (not/never/no longer/...) differs from the commit description's, so a negated commit can no longer slug-match its semantic opposite. - classifyGovernedCommit checks parsed [Unreleased] bullet entries instead of the raw section text, so a PR number mentioned only in surrounding prose no longer counts as documentation. * fix(docs): reject PR-number-boundary letters, typographic apostrophes, and multi-entry reservation gaps - isReferencedByPrNumber now rejects any word-character continuation after the PR number (not just a digit), so a hex-color-like token such as #999abc no longer satisfies an exact reference to PR #999. - NEGATION_MARKER now matches typographic apostrophes (don't) alongside straight ones, so a curly-quote contraction is still recognized as negation. - reserveEntryForNumberedCommit reserves every changelog entry referencing a numbered commit's PR, not just the first match, closing a gap where a second entry for the same PR was free for an unrelated slug match. - getBranchLocalSubjectIndices now only classifies a commit as branch-local on git's documented exit code 1 (confirmed non-ancestor); any other merge-base failure fails closed to the stricter, non-exempted path. - Corrected a stale comment that no longer matched the scanRequiredFiles calls it was describing after they were consolidated. * fix(docs): recognize avoidance-verb negation and stop truncating slug words - NEGATION_MARKER now also matches avoid/prevent (and their inflections), so a preserve-first commit worded without a literal not/never still gets polarity-guarded against an opposite-meaning changelog entry. - significantSlugWords no longer truncates to the first six words; a truncated word list could let a partial-overlap ratio wrongly clear the 60% threshold when the full word list would correctly fall below it. * fix(docs): scope branch-local exemption to actual locality, extend refusal-verb polarity, preserve short discriminator tokens - classifyGovernedCommit's un-numbered exemption now requires isBranchLocal too, not isFeatureBranchContext alone, so a commit already reachable from main can no longer get a free pass just because the checkout is on a feature branch. - NEGATION_MARKER now also covers refuse/stop/disable (and inflections). - hasNegationMarker now scopes its check to an entry's **bold** lead claim when present (this file's own changelog convention for the actual documented change), so a negation word in trailing rationale/context prose no longer disqualifies an otherwise-matching entry — found via a real false positive this fix produced against this repo's own CHANGELOG. - significantSlugWords no longer discards a short alphanumeric token (a version, a limit) purely for being <=2 characters when it contains a digit. Residual, intentionally out of scope: a short token that IS retained (e.g. "v2" vs "v1") can still clear the 60% overlap ratio in a longer sentence where only that one token differs, the same structural tolerance already documented for the wave-3 truncation fix. Closing that fully would require identifier-aware or antonym-pair comparison, which is the general semantic parsing this file's design explicitly avoids. * fix(docs): sync TODO ledger-row-9 enumeration with CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md row 9 (4 items, not 3)
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Part of #553. This causal slice rejects mathematically fractional raw schemaVersion JSON numbers before TS/Rust IEEE-754 rounding can admit them, while preserving integer-valued decimal/exponent spellings such as 1.0 and 1e0. It adds mirrored TS/Rust boundary coverage and reconciles the Core Migration Ledger row 9 with the live Slice A/B status. It does not add ingress authority, canonical raw-carrier writeback, migration, R-15, or Qt scope. Local validation: focused TS 44/44, Rust version_test 27/27, Biome, cargo fmt, and pnpm run ci:prepush PASS.
Summary by Sourcery
Enforce mathematically integral raw schema-version numbers consistently across TypeScript and Rust before numeric rounding occurs.
Bug Fixes:
schemaVersionJSON numbers before JavaScript or Rust numeric rounding can classify them as valid integer versions.1.0and1e0, accepted while enforcing the shared non-negative safe-integer domain.Enhancements:
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Reject fractional schema versions before numeric rounding
What Changed
schemaVersionnumbers are now rejected when they are mathematically fractional, even if JavaScript or Rust rounding would make them appear integral.1.0and1e0remain accepted.2^53 - 1boundary.Impact
✅ Fewer cross-platform schema-version mismatches✅ Fractional versions no longer bypass validation through rounding✅ Consistent acceptance of decimal and exponent integer forms💡 Usage Guide
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Validates the raw
schemaVersionJSON token before any numeric rounding, so fractional literals like9007199254740991.4are nowMALFORMEDinstead of rounded and classified asFUTURE, and values that aren't genuine JSON number tokens are rejected. Integer-valued spellings like1.0and1e0still classify the same as1.Written for commit ced5721. Summary will update on new commits.
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