fix(desktop): align Tauri plugin Rust/npm versions, add version-parity CI guard - #678
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…y CI guard v1.28.5's tag-triggered Tauri release build failed on every platform: tauri-plugin-http (Rust 2.6.0) and tauri-plugin-notification (Rust 2.4.0) had drifted ahead of their npm counterparts (@tauri-apps/plugin-http 2.5.9, @tauri-apps/plugin-notification 2.3.3) after #661 bumped only the Rust side. Tauri CLI hard-rejects a Rust/npm major.minor mismatch at build time. Tag v1.28.5 itself is untouched; its GitHub Release was correctly skipped since the bundle jobs never produced assets. - Bump @tauri-apps/plugin-http to ^2.6.0 and @tauri-apps/plugin-notification to ^2.4.0 (both published, verified against the npm registry), matching the already-resolved Rust crate versions. Lockfile reconciled. - Add scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs: a cheap, deterministic check mirroring Tauri's own build-time version-parity rule for all 7 coupled plugin pairs, without needing the slow cross-platform build. Wired into the fast CI quality-gate job and pnpm run ci:prepush, so a one-sided future bump (Dependabot or manual) is caught before the next release tag instead of at tag-triggered release time.
Reviewer's GuideThis PR fixes the Tauri release failure by aligning the HTTP and notification npm plugin versions with their resolved Rust crates, then prevents recurrence with a major.minor parity checker covering seven plugin pairs and enforced in CI and prepush workflows. Unit tests validate the guard’s matching, mismatch, and omission behavior. Sequence diagram for Tauri plugin version-parity checkingsequenceDiagram
participant CI as CI or prepush
participant Checker as check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs
participant Cargo as Cargo.lock
participant Package as package.json
participant Build as tauri build
CI->>Checker: findTauriPluginVersionMismatches(cargoLock, pkg)
Checker->>Cargo: Read resolved Rust crate versions
Checker->>Package: Read npm dependency ranges
Checker-->>CI: Return findings for 7 plugin pairs
alt major.minor mismatch
Checker-->>CI: Exit 1
CI-->>Build: Block release build
else all pairs aligned
Checker-->>CI: Exit 0
CI->>Build: Allow tauri build
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The documentation updates describe the unconditional Tauri plugin version-parity check consistently, with no remaining merge-readiness risk identified. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI as CI quality gate
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participant Pnpm as pnpm-lock.yaml
participant Workspace as Workspace packages
CI->>Checker: run tauri-plugins:check
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<location path="scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs" line_range="46-47" />
<code_context>
+ const rustVersion = resolvedCargoVersion(cargoLock, crateName);
+ const npmRange = pkg.dependencies?.[npmName];
+ if (!rustVersion || !npmRange) continue;
+ const npmVersion = npmRange.replace(/^[\^~]/, '');
+ if (majorMinor(rustVersion) !== majorMinor(npmVersion)) {
+ findings.push(
+ `${crateName} (Rust ${rustVersion}) vs ${npmName} (npm ${npmVersion}) — major/minor mismatch, "pnpm exec tauri build" rejects this`,
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**issue (bug_risk):** The checker only removes a leading `^` or `~` from the npm specifier, so valid ranges such as `>=2.6.0 <3`, `2.6.x`, or `^2.6.0 || ^3.0.0` produce an invalid major.minor value and are reported as mismatches even when the resolved npm version is compatible.
**Triggers:** When a coupled npm plugin uses a valid semver range other than a single caret or tilde range.
**Suggested fix:** Use a semver range parser and compare the resolved npm package version, or explicitly reject unsupported range syntax before comparing it.
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if (typeof npmRange !== 'string' || !/^[\^~]?\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?$/.test(npmRange)) {
throw new Error(`Unsupported npm version range for ${npmName}: ${npmRange}`);
}
const npmVersion = npmRange.replace(/^[\^~]/, '');
if (majorMinor(rustVersion) !== majorMinor(npmVersion)) {
```
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<violation number="1" location="scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs:17">
P2: The guard only reads the root package.json, so it cannot detect a one-sided plugin bump inside the workspace. `packages/desktop-contracts/package.json` still pins `@tauri-apps/plugin-notification: ^2.3.3` (resolved to `2.3.3` in pnpm-lock.yaml, actively referenced by `src/adapters/tauriDesktopPlatform.ts` which dynamically imports `@tauri-apps/plugin-notification`) while the Rust crate resolves to `2.4.0` in `src-tauri/Cargo.lock`. The PR claims the lockfile was reconciled, but this stale 2.3.3 dependency remains and is the same Rust-vs-npm mismatch class the guard exists to catch, only in a non-root package. Either bump desktop-contracts' notification dep to `^2.4.0` and reconcile the lockfile, or extend the guard to scan every workspace package.json (e.g. via `pnpm-workspace.yaml` globs) so the 'all aligned' claim is accurate.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs:46">
P1: A caret range does not identify the installed npm minor: `^2.4.0` permits `2.5.0` and later `2.x` releases. Compare the resolved lockfile or installed package version instead, otherwise dependency updates can reintroduce the release mismatch while this guard passes.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs:46">
P2: Parse npm ranges with a semver parser or explicitly reject unsupported syntax. With `>=2.6.0 <3`, `majorMinor(npmVersion)` returns `null`, so a compatible npm package is falsely reported as mismatched.</violation>
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…kspace, fix closed-over checks
Five independent reviewers converged on the same underlying design flaw
in the version-parity guard added by the previous commit:
- it only read package.json's declared range (e.g. "^2.4.0"), not the
actually resolved version — a caret range's minimum can be well behind
what pnpm actually installed, and complex range syntax (">=2.6.0 <3",
"2.6.x", OR-ranges) silently failed to parse into a comparable
major.minor, which made the mismatch check pass vacuously instead of
failing;
- it only checked the root package.json, missing that
packages/desktop-contracts declares its own @tauri-apps/plugin-* set
and had independently drifted (still on plugin-notification 2.3.3
while Rust and root npm were both on 2.4.0);
- Cargo.lock parsing used a literal \n, silently stopping on a
CRLF-line-ended file.
Also fixed a second bug found while rewriting: crateToNpmName stripped
the full "tauri-plugin-" prefix instead of just "tauri-", producing
"@tauri-apps/http" instead of "@tauri-apps/plugin-http" — this made the
"is this plugin declared" lookup fail for every pair, so the entire
guard (both the original version and its first replacement) never
actually matched anything and always reported OK regardless of real
state, undetected because the local reproduction case happened not to
depend on that lookup succeeding.
- packages/desktop-contracts: bump @tauri-apps/plugin-notification to
^2.4.0 to match Rust; lockfile reconciled once.
- check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs rewritten to read the resolved version
from pnpm-lock.yaml's importers block for every workspace package with
a package.json (root + packages/*), not the declared range, and to
fail closed (report a finding, not silently skip) when a declared
plugin has no resolved Cargo.lock or pnpm-lock.yaml entry to compare.
Cargo.lock parsing normalizes CRLF first.
- findTauriPluginVersionMismatches now takes fully-loaded importer/pkg
data as a parameter instead of reading package.json from disk itself,
keeping it a pure, deterministically testable function; file I/O is
isolated to main()'s own discovery step.
- Regression tests added for: workspace-member drift independent of
root, resolved-version-ahead-of-specifier (would have false-flagged
under the old range-parsing logic), CRLF Cargo.lock, fail-closed on a
missing Cargo.lock entry, fail-closed on a missing pnpm-lock.yaml
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…he parity guard - findTauriPluginVersionMismatches: extracted the per-pair check into checkPluginPairParity so the outer function is a flat flatMap/filter instead of a nested loop with three early-continue branches (Complex Method, code health 8.55). - checkTauriPluginVersions.test.ts: consolidated the two structurally identical "fails closed" tests into one it.each (Code Duplication, code health 9.39). Behavior unchanged; 11/11 tests still pass.
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- resolvedCargoPluginVersions no longer picks whichever [[package]]
entry for a crate name appears first in Cargo.lock. It now reads the
worldscript-studio package's own dependencies list, which Cargo.lock
itself qualifies as "name version" whenever more than one resolved
version of that crate name exists — the authoritative signal for
which one is the direct app dependency, not a transitive occurrence.
A crate that still resolves to more than one version with no such
disambiguating reference maps to null and fails closed (a finding,
not a silent first-match guess) rather than requiring heavier tooling
to resolve unambiguously.
- checkPluginPairParity: replaced the compound
"!rustMM || !npmMM || rustMM !== npmMM" condition with three
sequential single-condition checks, each with its own specific
message (unparseable Rust version / unparseable npm version / real
mismatch) instead of one generic branch.
- resolvedPnpmImporterVersions: removed a dead, redundant
"&& !line.startsWith(' ')" guard — the 2-space-anchored importer
regex already can't match a 4-plus-space-indented line, so the extra
condition never changed the result. Extracted the three per-line
regex checks into small named helpers.
- Consolidated two more structurally-duplicate tests
("aligned pair" / "resolved version ahead of specifier") into an
it.each table.
- Added regression tests: a duplicate-crate Cargo.lock resolves to the
direct dependency's version rather than the textually-first
(transitive-shaped) one, both directly and through the full
findTauriPluginVersionMismatches pipeline; and fails closed when a
duplicate has no disambiguating reference at all. 15/15 tests pass.
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…ent introduced "flags a Rust-ahead-of-npm minor-version mismatch, reproducing the v1.28.5 release failure" was missing the ownPackageBlock() added by the direct-dependency-membership fix, so after that fix landed, both crates fell through the "not a direct dependency" fail-closed path instead of the "major.minor mismatch" path the test's name and comment claim to reproduce. It stayed green only because its assertions checked for the crate name as a substring, which both finding messages contain. Fixed the fixture and tightened this assertion (and the sibling workspace-member-drift test's) to also require the literal "major.minor mismatch" wording, so a future regression back into the wrong code path fails loudly instead of passing for the wrong reason. 19/19 tests still pass.
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…comment docs/CI.md and docs/PR-CI-MERGE-WORKFLOW.md both enumerated ci:prepush's unconditional checks without the new Tauri plugin version-parity gate, leaving maintainers with an inaccurate gate inventory. Also removes two QNBS-v3 comments that only restated what the test name and adjacent assertions already made explicit, per AGENTS.md's obvious-test exemption.
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) The doc-metrics completeness gate (subject of #674) failed on resulting main because the Unreleased entry for the Tauri plugin version-parity fix didn't reference its PR number, unlike every other entry in this file.
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Three accuracy fixes to the v1.28.6 release-prep narrative: - The #679 explanation incorrectly implied a PR's number isn't known until after squash-merge. In fact PR #678's number was already known before merge; only the final squash commit's SHA/subject didn't exist yet. The actual gap is that the PR-branch check doesn't enforce a current PR's own already-known number against [Unreleased], only resulting-main's commit history. - TODO.md claimed the Tauri qualification "passed on the exact merged SHA before merge," which is impossible since the merge commit doesn't exist until after merge. Corrected to name the actual qualified SHA: the final PR head / merge-candidate commit 52f14d1. - The v1.28.5 release-truth notes read as if nothing was published for that tag. Only the desktop (Tauri) release build failed; the separate Docker/GHCR publish workflow for v1.28.5 succeeded, so a container image for that tag does exist.
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* chore(release): bump version to v1.28.6 v1.28.5 was tagged (PR #676) but its tag-triggered Tauri desktop release build failed on every platform with the Rust/npm plugin version mismatch fixed by PR #678, so no GitHub Release or installer artifacts were ever published for it. The v1.28.5 tag stays permanently as-is (never deleted, moved, or re-tagged) as the historical failed/incomplete cut; v1.28.6 is the corrected, complete release. Version bumped via the existing sync scripts (sync-sw-version.mjs, sync-tauri-version.mjs) across package.json, src-tauri/Cargo.toml, src-tauri/tauri.conf.json, src-tauri/Cargo.lock, and public/sw.js's APP_VERSION. CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] content (the PR #678/#679 Tauri plugin-parity recovery) is converted into the dated [1.28.6] entry with the established release-candidate marker convention, plus a note under [1.28.5] recording why that release never completed. README.md's version badge gets the same marker. TODO.md's Current Sprint section is archived and replaced with the actual current sprint: this release cut and the still-open #614/#532/#675 tracked items. AUDIT.md is intentionally not touched here — its release-gate entry requires real post-merge CI/CodeQL run evidence that doesn't exist until after this PR merges and the tag is cut, matching every prior release. * docs: correct v1.28.5/#678/#679 release-truth wording Three accuracy fixes to the v1.28.6 release-prep narrative: - The #679 explanation incorrectly implied a PR's number isn't known until after squash-merge. In fact PR #678's number was already known before merge; only the final squash commit's SHA/subject didn't exist yet. The actual gap is that the PR-branch check doesn't enforce a current PR's own already-known number against [Unreleased], only resulting-main's commit history. - TODO.md claimed the Tauri qualification "passed on the exact merged SHA before merge," which is impossible since the merge commit doesn't exist until after merge. Corrected to name the actual qualified SHA: the final PR head / merge-candidate commit 52f14d1. - The v1.28.5 release-truth notes read as if nothing was published for that tag. Only the desktop (Tauri) release build failed; the separate Docker/GHCR publish workflow for v1.28.5 succeeded, so a container image for that tag does exist. * docs: correct stale current-sprint reference to v1.28.6 in TODO.md The 2026-09-05 archived section's status line still described PR #674 and the v1.28.5 release cut as "the current sprint's continuation," which stopped being true once the current sprint became the v1.28.6 desktop-release-build recovery. Extends that sentence to name v1.28.6.
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Three truth-accuracy fixes flagged by Sourcery/CodeAnt/Cubic/Codex on this PR: - TODO.md still described the v1.28.6 release cut, tag, GitHub Release, assets, and audit evidence as pending, contradicting AUDIT.md/ CHANGELOG.md's already-published state. Marked it done with the real published evidence; unrelated open items (#614, #532, #675, ledger row 9) are untouched. - CHANGELOG.md's post-release truth-sync entry didn't reference its own PR number. Added PR #681 — the same class of gap already found and fixed around #678/#679. - AUDIT.md's v1.28.5 release-gate entry said "Verify release tag" was skipped, which is impossible if the Bundle jobs ran and failed after it. The real per-job outcome was Verify release tag: success, each platform's Bundle job: failure individually, GitHub Release: skipped.
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* docs: post-release v1.28.6 truth sync Removes the now-stale release-candidate markers from README.md and CHANGELOG.md now that the v1.28.6 tag and GitHub Release are published, and records real release-gate evidence in AUDIT.md for both v1.28.6 (main CI/CD, CodeQL, the pre-tag exact-SHA Tauri qualification, tag-triggered Tauri/CI/Docker runs, published release assets) and v1.28.5 (the desktop-build failure and its independently-successful Docker/GHCR publish, which had no prior AUDIT.md entry since the original release-prep PR predated the tag failure). * docs: correct release-state and job-outcome truth in #681 Three truth-accuracy fixes flagged by Sourcery/CodeAnt/Cubic/Codex on this PR: - TODO.md still described the v1.28.6 release cut, tag, GitHub Release, assets, and audit evidence as pending, contradicting AUDIT.md/ CHANGELOG.md's already-published state. Marked it done with the real published evidence; unrelated open items (#614, #532, #675, ledger row 9) are untouched. - CHANGELOG.md's post-release truth-sync entry didn't reference its own PR number. Added PR #681 — the same class of gap already found and fixed around #678/#679. - AUDIT.md's v1.28.5 release-gate entry said "Verify release tag" was skipped, which is impossible if the Bundle jobs ran and failed after it. The real per-job outcome was Verify release tag: success, each platform's Bundle job: failure individually, GitHub Release: skipped.
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…684) * fix(ci): close the Tauri release-prevention delta after #678/v1.28.5 Delta comparison against the originally planned permanent Tauri release-prevention: #678 already shipped check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs, lockfile-based real version resolution, unit tests, tauri-plugins:check, and integration into ci:prepush-lowend and the regular ci.yml quality gate. Two gaps remained: - tauri-build.yml's tag-triggered workflow went straight from signature verification into the ~45min cross-platform bundle matrix, with no cheap check for the exact class of mismatch that broke every platform's v1.28.5 release build. Added a parity-preflight job (checkout + one dependency-free Node script, no pnpm install) gating the bundle matrix on both workflow_dispatch and tag pushes. - .github/dependabot.yml has no way to couple a Cargo tauri-plugin-* bump with its npm @tauri-apps/plugin-* counterpart (Dependabot has no cross-ecosystem grouping) - this exact separation is what let #661 bump only the Rust side. Verified the existing ci.yml quality job is unconditional (needs: [security], no path filter), so tauri-plugins:check already fails a lopsided Cargo-only Dependabot PR today; the remaining gap was pure documentation. Added a comment in dependabot.yml and an expanded docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md row documenting the triage procedure. * test(ci): update workflow-policy tests for the new parity-preflight job tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts hardcoded bundle's needs array as exactly ['verify-release-tag'], which the new parity-preflight job (added in this PR) correctly broke. Updated that assertion and added a dedicated test for the new job itself, matching the file's existing per-job coverage pattern. * fix(ci): secure preflight ordering, real Dependabot cross-ecosystem grouping Three real review findings addressed together: - Security ordering (CodeAnt + cubic P1): parity-preflight had no dependency on verify-release-tag, so on a tag push its checkout and script execution could happen before the tag's signature was verified. Added needs: [verify-release-tag] with the same always()/!cancelled()/workflow_dispatch-exception condition already used by bundle, so a tag that fails verification never reaches this job either. - Dependabot cross-ecosystem grouping (Codex): the prior wording claimed Dependabot cannot group across npm and Cargo ecosystems. That is false - GitHub added multi-ecosystem-groups support. Verified the exact schema semantics before implementing (patterns on an update entry only restricts multi-ecosystem-group membership, not the entry's normal scanning; groups: and multi-ecosystem-group: can coexist) and validated the result against GitHub's official dependabot-2.0.json JSON Schema via ajv. Added a top-level multi-ecosystem-groups.tauri-plugins entry, tagged the npm @tauri-apps/plugin-* and Cargo tauri-plugin-* patterns to join it, and excluded tauri-plugin-* from the existing tauri-deps group so a crate never double-joins both. Grouping reduces the probability of a lopsided PR; tauri-plugins:check remains the fail-closed authority regardless. - Misleading triage wording (CodeAnt + cubic P2): removed the "same-day companion PR" suggestion, which cannot actually make a failing PR's own CI pass since each PR's CI only sees its own branch. Replaced with the correct procedure: land the counterpart change on the same checked branch. Also updates tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts for the new parity-preflight dependency graph (Codex P1, already applied in the prior commit on this branch, extended here with the fuller assertion set requested). * test(ci): assert parity-preflight's success is structurally required, not OR'd away The prior assertion checked for the substring needs.parity-preflight.result == 'success' anywhere in bundle's if: condition, which would still pass even if that check were accidentally moved inside the workflow_dispatch/tag OR branch - a bug that would let manual builds bypass the parity check entirely. Replaced with a combined regex (matching the file's existing pattern for the same concern on verify-release-tag) proving the AND/OR structure, and verified it actually catches the described bug by injecting it and confirming the test fails, then restoring. * revert(ci): pull back Dependabot multi-ecosystem grouping as unsafe to verify Further review (Cubic, 2 more P1 findings) and my own re-verification confirmed the multi-ecosystem-groups implementation from the prior commit was very likely broken: GitHub's multi-ecosystem tutorial's "Use [\"*\"] to include all dependencies" note strongly implies the top-level patterns key restricts an update entry's *entire* scope when combined with multi-ecosystem-group, not just group membership - and the standalone patterns key isn't even documented on GitHub's main dependabot.yml configuration-options reference page, only the multi-ecosystem tutorial. That would have silently disabled Dependabot for React, dev-tooling, tauri/wry/tao, and every other root npm/Cargo dependency. A safer "separate dedicated entry per directory" architecture was also considered, but GitHub's own docs state plainly that two updates: entries for the same ecosystem+directory are not permitted, with no confirmed exception for multi-ecosystem-group participants. Neither variant could be verified safe without live-testing against a real Dependabot-enabled repository, which isn't observable synchronously from available tooling - schema validity alone is not proof of runtime scanning behavior. Reverted dependabot.yml to its exact pre-attempt state (verified via diff against the prior commit: only one comment line differs) rather than ship an unverified config change with a severe, silent blast radius. docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md's row is rewritten to document the precise limitation accurately (GitHub does support multi-ecosystem groups; this repo doesn't yet have a safely-verified way to use them without disturbing existing broad coverage) and the fail-closed procedure (land the counterpart fix on the same PR branch; never a mismatched companion PR; never weaken tauri-plugins:check). Removed the CHANGELOG entry describing the now-reverted feature as shipped. Also addresses the remaining Cubic P2: tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts now asserts parity-preflight's if-expression structurally (always() && !cancelled() && (workflow_dispatch || verify-release-tag == success)), not via loose token-presence checks. Verified by injecting the exact AND-instead-of-OR regression the finding described and confirming the test fails, then restoring.
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…#685) The doc-metrics completeness gate (subject of #674, recurred around #678/#679) failed on resulting main because the Unreleased entry for the parity-preflight job didn't reference its PR number - the entry that used to cite it was removed while reverting the unrelated Dependabot multi-ecosystem grouping attempt in the same PR.
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#705) * fix(ci): require pre-merge CHANGELOG PR-reference for governed changes scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs's completeness gate only enforces a PR-number reference in CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] section AFTER squash-merge, once the commit is on main and its subject already carries "(#N)" — pre-merge, a branch's own not-yet-squashed commits are (correctly) exempted from that check. This has left a recurring blind spot: nothing stops a governed PR from merging without ever adding the entry, even though its real PR number is already knowable via the GitHub API before merge. It has recurred three times (#678->#679, #684->#685, #699->#700), each requiring a same-pattern follow-up PR to add the missing reference after the fact. Adds a new, independent pre-merge admission gate (.github/workflows/pr-changelog-reference.yml + scripts/check-pr-changelog-reference.mjs) that fails a governed (feat|fix| perf) PR's CI unless CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] section already references it as "PR #<N>", using the PR number from GitHub's own event payload — not inferred from commit history. Deliberately stricter grammar than the existing post-merge bare "#NNN" matcher, since pre-merge there is no squash-appended "(#NNN)" to anchor on. Mirrors pr-text-attribution.yml's base-ref self-grading pattern (runs the checker from the PR's base ref, with a documented one-time bootstrap fallback) so a PR cannot weaken the check that grades it. The existing scanUnreleasedTruth machinery in check-doc-metrics.mjs — governing local pre-push behavior and the historical post-merge/branch-local exemption — is untouched. Complements, but does not implement, issue #675's broader deterministic- identifier-contract scope (replacing the unnumbered-commit slug-match fallback) — this gate only closes the narrower pre-merge admission gap for PRs that already have a real, known PR number, which is the common case. 13 regression tests plus real-text fixtures reproducing all three historical incidents (#678/#679, #684/#685, #699/#700) in tests/unit/checkPrChangelogReference.test.ts. * docs: reference PR #705 in the CHANGELOG PR-admission gate entry * test: reduce duplication in checkPrChangelogReference regression tests CodeScene flagged the new test file's code health below 10.00 due to repeated per-test literal boilerplate. Factored a shared fixture builder and consolidated closely related cases into it.each() tables — same 18 assertions, same coverage, no behavior change to the checker itself. * docs: sync README test-count metrics after test-file refactor * fix(ci): scope CHANGELOG PR-reference check to actual bullet entries The check previously tested the whole raw [Unreleased] section text, so a PR number mentioned only in prose (e.g. a reviewer note directly under a ### heading, not inside a real release-note bullet) could satisfy admission without ever adding a genuine changelog entry. Scoped to parsed bullet entries (joining soft-wrapped continuation lines, mirroring check-doc-metrics.mjs's splitUnreleasedEntries) so only a reference inside an actual bullet counts. Mutation-tested: reverted to whole-section matching, confirmed exactly the new prose-bypass regression test failed, restored. * fix(ci): close two review-found bypasses in the CHANGELOG PR-reference gate - isReferencedByPrLabel used (?!\d) as its trailing boundary, so a malformed near-miss like "PR #705alpha" or "PR #705_internal" satisfied the gate. Widened to (?!\w), a full word boundary, matching the existing post-merge checker's own boundary discipline. - extractBulletEntries appended any non-blank line to the current bullet as a soft-wrap continuation, including a Markdown heading with no blank line before it — so a heading like "### Notes: PR #700" right after an unrelated bullet could satisfy the gate. Now flushes the current entry on a heading line before the continuation check. Also fails closed (instead of silently skipping) when a pull_request event payload is missing its numeric "number" field, rather than treating that the same as a genuinely absent pull_request event. 5 new regression tests (word-boundary near-misses x2, heading-continuation bypass, doubling as the mutation-tested proof for both fixes). * fix(ci): strip comments before locating the [Unreleased] heading getUnreleasedSectionText searched for the heading in the raw changelog, then stripped HTML comments from the extracted section afterward. A commented-out template containing a literal "## [Unreleased]" line earlier in the file could hijack the section-boundary search — slicing off the opening "<!--" before comment-removal ran left the fake section's own placeholder content unstrippable, so a bogus "PR #<N>" inside the comment could satisfy the gate while the real [Unreleased] section had no reference at all. Strips comments from the whole document up front instead, before any heading/section parsing. Regression test reproduces the exact scenario; mutation-tested by reverting to the old order and confirming exactly that test fails. * fix(ci): reject malformed PR metadata and generalize bullet-continuation scoping - isValidPrMetadata (extracted for testability) now rejects a non-integer, zero, or negative PR number, and a missing/blank title, instead of only checking typeof number === 'number' (which admits NaN and negative values). Fails closed instead of silently exit-0'ing on a malformed event payload. - extractBulletEntries's heading-only flush was one instance of a broader bug class: any flush-left non-bullet line (blockquote, code fence, hr) was still absorbed as a continuation. Replaced with the general rule this project's own CHANGELOG entries already follow: a continuation line must be indented. A flush-left line that isn't a new bullet ends the current entry, without enumerating every Markdown block type individually. New regression tests for both, plus a blockquote-continuation case mirroring the heading one. Mutation-tested: each fix reverted individually, confirmed exactly its own tests fail, restored. * refactor(ci): extract isIndentedContinuation to simplify extractBulletEntries CodeScene flagged extractBulletEntries' compound boolean condition as too complex. Named predicate, no behavior change — all 32 existing tests pass unmodified.
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v1.28.5's tag-triggered Tauri release build (run #34357232967) failed on every platform (Windows/Linux/macOS) with a Rust/npm plugin version mismatch. Tagv1.28.5itself is untouched and stays on its already-signed, verified commit; its GitHub Release was correctly skipped since the bundle jobs never produced assets, so nothing broken was published.Root cause
tauri-plugin-http(Rust, resolved 2.6.0) andtauri-plugin-notification(Rust, resolved 2.4.0) drifted ahead of their npm counterparts (@tauri-apps/plugin-http2.5.9,@tauri-apps/plugin-notification2.3.3) after #661 bumped only the Rust side via Dependabot.tauri buildhard-rejects a Rust/npm major.minor mismatch.Fix
@tauri-apps/plugin-httpto^2.6.0and@tauri-apps/plugin-notificationto^2.4.0(both verified published on the npm registry), matching the already-resolved Rust crate versions. Lockfile reconciled — only these two packages moved.scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs: a cheap, deterministic guard mirroring Tauri's own build-time version-parity rule for all 7 coupled plugin pairs, without needing the slow cross-platform build. Wired into the fast CI quality-gate job (ci.yml) andpnpm run ci:prepush, so a future one-sided bump is caught before the next release tag.Validation
node scripts/check-tauri-plugin-versions.mjs— passes locally.pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/checkTauriPluginVersions.test.ts— 6/6 pass, including a case reproducing the exact live failure.pnpm run ci:prepush— full local admission gate passes.tauri-build.ymlon this branch (run #34361669225) to verify the actual cross-platform build succeeds before merging.Summary by Sourcery
Restore Tauri desktop release compatibility by aligning plugin versions and enforcing Rust/npm parity before release builds.
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@tauri-apps/plugin-httpand@tauri-apps/plugin-notificationwith their Rust crate versions, restoring Tauri release builds that previously failed when Rust and npm major.minor versions drifted. Adds a fail-closed parity check so mismatches are caught in CI and local validation instead of during tag-triggered builds.packages/desktop-contracts, andpnpm-lock.yaml.Cargo.lockand every workspace importer inpnpm-lock.yaml, rather than declared ranges.pnpm run ci:prepush, andci:local:full; the pre-push workflow docs now list the new gate.Written for commit 52f14d1. Summary will update on new commits.
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Restore Tauri desktop release compatibility and catch plugin version drift before release builds
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✅ Tauri release builds no longer fail from HTTP or notification plugin version mismatches✅ Plugin drift is caught before tag-triggered releases✅ Clearer dependency parity errors across workspace packages💡 Usage Guide
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