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v0 Wave M: Conformance suite (§34 acceptance gate) - #50
Adds @sverka/conformance, an async §34 acceptance gate that verifies authoring parity, offline target compilation, and native engine execution for the v0 pipeline. This blocks regressions across authoring, targets, and runtime.
Public API: runConformance(): Promise<readonly ConformanceResult[]>, seed helpers (createSeedWithConstructs/createSeedWithSDK/createSeedWithDecorators), and canonicalize for stable comparisons.
Seed: Construct, SDK (pipelineV0 + sh), and Decorator authoring synthesize the same graph; scalar flow (lint.status), artifact flow (build.dist), and a context condition on inputs.nodeVersion.
Targets: compile with the network blocked; GitHub emits YAML with jobs:, GitLab with script:, both map dependencies to needs, and both report zero diagnostics.
Engine: binds ci/on-push, runs in temp workspaces via os.tmpdir()/mkdtemp with cleanup, allowlists sh, and asserts run-completed: success plus step-succeeded for ci/lint, ci/build, ci/test.
Validation: cycle detection via SynthesisError CYCLE; serialization round-trip canonicalizes and compares the full graph; provider-neutral definition; capability analysis reports no diagnostics; coverage asserts §34.1–§34.11. Spec 18 is active; §34.12 is a non-goal.
Capabilities: updates @sverka/github and @sverka/gitlab manifests to include "operation.import": "lowered".
Migration: SDK seeds and pipelines must use pipelineV0 from @sverka/sdk.
Written for commit eba8e23. Summary will update on new commits.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Add a conformance gate for validating the v0 pipeline from authoring through execution and deployment output
What Changed
Added @sverka/conformance, which exposes a runnable suite of acceptance checks and a canonical seed pipeline.
Verifies that Construct, SDK, and Decorator APIs produce the same pipeline definition.
Checks GitHub and GitLab YAML generation, native execution, serialization round-trips, provider neutrality, and capability diagnostics.
Added tests covering the full Project → Graph → RunPlan → Engine → Events and Project → Graph → Target → YAML flows.
Activated Spec 18 with the conformance goals, public API, seed pipeline, acceptance criteria, and test plan.
Impact
✅ Consistent pipelines across all authoring APIs ✅ Valid GitHub and GitLab workflow output ✅ Detectable regressions across compilation, execution, and serialization
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Added a conformance package with APIs for creating equivalent projects through multiple authoring approaches.
Added automated validation for compilation, execution, serialization, capabilities, diagnostics, and provider-neutral behavior.
Added conformance results with pass/fail status and diagnostic messages.
Added GitHub and GitLab support for lowering import operations.
Documentation
Replaced the placeholder specification with conformance goals, public APIs, acceptance criteria, and a comprehensive test plan.
Walkthrough
Added @sverka/conformance with three seed authoring APIs, a conformance runner, package configuration, specification, and tests covering synthesis, target compilation, execution, serialization, capabilities, and acceptance criteria.
Changes
Conformance package
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Package contract and configuration specs/18-conformance/spec.md, packages/conformance/package.json, packages/conformance/tsconfig.json
Defines the conformance API, canonical seed pipeline, acceptance mapping, package scripts, dependencies, exports, and TypeScript settings.
Seed builders and public API packages/conformance/src/seed.ts, packages/conformance/src/index.ts
Adds equivalent seed project builders for Construct, SDK, and decorator APIs. Exports the builders, runConformance, and ConformanceResult.
Conformance runner and target capabilities packages/conformance/src/runner.ts, packages/github/src/capabilities.ts, packages/gitlab/src/capabilities.ts
Compares synthesized graphs, compiles GitHub and GitLab targets, runs the native engine, checks diagnostics and capabilities, and validates serialization round-trips.
Conformance validation suite packages/conformance/src/__tests__/conformance.test.ts
Tests authoring equivalence, target lowering, execution events, compilation output, serialization, capability analysis, and the §34 acceptance gate.
This PR adds a conformance acceptance gate, but several checks can report success without validating the required behavior, allowing regressions to pass unnoticed; the specification also contains an unresolved acceptance-criteria inconsistency. Merge should wait until these gate and specification issues are corrected or explicitly accepted.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant runConformance
participant SeedBuilders
participant TargetCompilers
participant NativeEngine
participant Serialization
runConformance->>SeedBuilders: create three seed projects
runConformance->>TargetCompilers: compile GitHub and GitLab targets
runConformance->>NativeEngine: execute the bound run plan
runConformance->>Serialization: validate graph round-trip
runConformance-->>runConformance: return conformance results
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Possibly related PRs
sverka-dev/sverka#37: Defines the conformance specification implemented by this package.
sverka-dev/sverka#48: Adds GitHub lowering and capability APIs validated by the runner.
sverka-dev/sverka#49: Adds GitLab lowering and compilation APIs validated by the runner.
The acceptance gate reports §34.7 as passed without exercising any container-runtime step, so it cannot verify the claimed criterion. CI also did not run, and bun.lock still lists @sverka/plugin as a runtime dependency despite package.json moving it to devDependencies.
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Summary
This PR introduces a new conformance suite package (@sverka/conformance) implementing the §34 acceptance gate. The architecture and test coverage are comprehensive, covering authoring, target compilation, execution, serialization, and capability conformance.
Critical Issues Found
I've identified 5 critical defects that must be fixed before merge:
Logic Error in §34.9 check (runner.ts:150): Array length check always passes, making the conformance test meaningless
Logic Error in §34.10 check (runner.ts:158): Hardcoded passed: true bypasses actual verification
Cross-platform crashes (3 locations): Hardcoded /tmp/ paths will fail on Windows systems
All critical issues have actionable fixes provided as commit-able suggestions.
Test Coverage
✅ 16 conformance tests covering all §34 acceptance criteria
✅ 333 tests across 11 packages
✅ Comprehensive test scenarios for authoring, targets, and execution
Please address the critical issues before merging to ensure the conformance suite works correctly across all platforms and validates behavior accurately.
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Add @sverka/conformance §34 acceptance gate for v0 pipeline
✨ Enhancement🧪 Tests📝 Documentation🕐 40+ Minutes
AI Description
• Add new @sverka/conformance package implementing the §34 v0 acceptance gate.
• Verify authoring equivalence, GitHub/GitLab YAML lowering, native execution, serialization, and
capabilities.
• Promote Spec 18 from stub to active with interfaces and §34 criteria mapping.
Diagram
graph TD
A["@sverka/conformance"] --> B["Seed pipeline"] --> C(("Definition Graph")) --> D["Targets (GH/GL)"] --> E[("YAML artifacts")]
C --> F["RunPlan binder"] --> G["Native engine"] --> H(("Run events"))
subgraph Legend
direction LR
_proc["Process"] ~~~ _data(("Data")) ~~~ _art[("Artifact")]
end
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High-Level Assessment
The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Fold conformance into existing integration tests
➕ No new package/dependency surface area
➕ Avoids adding another public API to maintain
➖ Harder for external consumers to run a single acceptance gate
➖ Cross-package assertions become scattered and less discoverable
2. Golden-file snapshots for YAML and event traces
➕ Stronger regression detection across formatting/structure changes
➕ Easy to inspect diffs when outputs change
➖ Can be brittle (whitespace/order changes) and increases snapshot churn
➖ May over-constrain legitimate refactors of lowering/emit behavior
3. Criterion registry (data-driven §34 mapping)
➕ Explicit, enforceable coverage for §34.1–§34.12
➕ Easier to report, filter, and extend criteria over time
➖ More boilerplate up front
➖ Can obscure straightforward test logic behind indirection
Recommendation: The dedicated @sverka/conformance package with semantic assertions is the right baseline: it’s easy to run, keeps acceptance logic centralized, and avoids brittle snapshot churn. Consider evolving toward a lightweight criterion registry and adding at least one negative/unsupported-capability scenario so §34.9-style checks don’t devolve into always-true placeholders.
Files changed (8) +664 / -13
Enhancement (3) +282 / -0
index.tsExport conformance public API surface+8/-0
Export conformance public API surface
• Re-exports seed builders and the runConformance runner/types as the package’s stable public entrypoint.
• Adds a centralized runner that executes the seed pipeline through synthesis, target compilation, native execution, serialization validation, and capability analysis, returning structured ConformanceResult records.
seed.tsDefine canonical seed pipeline via Constructs, SDK, and Decorators+74/-0
Define canonical seed pipeline via Constructs, SDK, and Decorators
• Defines the same 3-step CI pipeline and push entrypoint using all three authoring surfaces, ensuring graph equivalence checks have a shared canonical baseline.
conformance.test.tsAdd end-to-end conformance test suite for §33/§34+223/-0
Add end-to-end conformance test suite for §33/§34
• Implements Vitest coverage for authoring equivalence across three APIs, GitHub/GitLab YAML validity and dependency mapping, native engine execution, full pipeline/compilation flows, IR serialization round-trip, capability diagnostics, and runConformance() acceptance gate behavior.
spec.mdActivate Spec 18 with goals, interfaces, and §34 mapping+86/-13
Activate Spec 18 with goals, interfaces, and §34 mapping
• Updates Spec 18 from stub to active, documenting the conformance suite purpose, public interfaces, canonical seed pipeline definition, and a mapping table from §34 criteria to tests.
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Pull Request Overview
The pull request is currently not up to standards, as indicated by Codacy analysis and significant gaps in the §34 acceptance gate implementation. While the PR title claims conformance, several key criteria—specifically §34.5 (Scalar flow), §34.6 (Artifact flow), §34.9 (Cycles), and §34.10 (Network access)—are either missing, trivialized, or hardcoded to pass.
Furthermore, the runner.ts file has been flagged for high complexity. The current implementation lacks the robustness required for a canonical acceptance gate, as it fails to verify failure states (like cyclic dependencies) and uses tautological assertions that would pass even if diagnostics were present. These issues must be addressed to ensure the conformance suite accurately validates the v0 architecture.
About this PR
Requirement §34.10 (No network access) is hardcoded to 'passed: true' without any verification logic. To satisfy the conformance gate, the suite must implement static analysis or use a sandboxed environment to ensure no network calls are made during execution.
There is a significant mismatch between the Test Plan in 'spec.md' (which references 'cycle-detection' and 'artifact-transfer') and the provided implementation, which only checks a single valid seed pipeline.
Test suggestions
Verify graph equivalence between Construct, SDK, and Decorator implementations
Verify GitHub and GitLab targets produce artifacts containing 'jobs:' and 'script:' respectively
Verify engine execution produces a 'run-completed' event for the seed pipeline
Verify the portable graph contains no provider-specific terms like 'github' or 'gitlab'
Verify that cyclic dependencies in a pipeline produce diagnostics (§34.9)
Verify scalar output flow between steps (§34.5)
Verify artifact flow between steps (§34.6)
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify that cyclic dependencies in a pipeline produce diagnostics (§34.9)
2. Verify scalar output flow between steps (§34.5)
3. Verify artifact flow between steps (§34.6)
§34.9 and §34.10 in runConformance() are implemented with predicates that are always true (`length
>= 0, passed: true`), so the acceptance gate cannot fail for those criteria. §34.9’s label also
disagrees with the spec mapping (criterion 9 is cycle diagnostics).
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The runner currently hard-codes these criteria to pass, and Spec 18 explicitly maps criterion #9 to
cycle diagnostics and #10 to no-network compilation, which are not validated by the current
predicates.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Two acceptance criteria in `runConformance()` are effectively hard-coded to pass:
- §34.9 uses `githubResult.length >= 0` (always true for arrays).
- §34.10 uses `passed: true` without any validation.
This makes the advertised §34 acceptance gate unable to detect regressions for those criteria.
## Issue Context
Spec 18 maps:
- #9 to "Cycles produce diagnostics"
- #10 to "Target compilation no network access"
But the current implementation does not validate either.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/conformance/src/runner.ts[147-160]
- specs/18-conformance/spec.md[79-94]
## What to change
1. Align §34.9 implementation and naming with the spec:
- Either (a) construct a cyclic graph/plan and assert diagnostics or engine failure behavior, or
- (b) if the intent is "unsupported capabilities produce diagnostics", rename the criterion number and implement a graph that triggers diagnostics, then assert `diagnostics.length > 0`.
2. For §34.10, implement an actual no-network test strategy (e.g., run targets in an environment where network APIs are instrumented/blocked and assert no network calls), or remove/mark the check as non-testable rather than returning unconditional pass.
3. Update the test expectations so the suite fails when these checks fail (i.e., they are real gates).
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§34.4 in runConformance() reports passed when it only observes a "run-completed" event, but the
engine emits "run-completed" even when steps fail (e.g., when no runtime driver can execute a step).
Because the host driver is configured with createAllowlist([]), all shell steps are rejected and the
run can fail while conformance still passes.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
runConformance() uses an empty allowlist (denying all commands) and treats any run-completed event
as a pass, but the runtime-host driver refuses execution when allowlist denies, and the engine still
emits run-completed with failure when no driver can execute a step.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The conformance runner marks §34.4 as passed if any `run-completed` event exists, which can happen even when the run failed. This is made worse by configuring the host runtime driver with `createAllowlist([])` (empty allowlist), which prevents any shell step from being executable.
## Issue Context
- `createAllowlist([])` means *nothing is allowed*.
- `createHostDriver().canExecute()` uses the allowlist to decide if a step can run.
- The engine emits `run-completed` for both success and failure, so checking only presence of that event does not verify execution conformance.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/conformance/src/runner.ts[106-138]
- packages/conformance/src/__tests__/conformance.test.ts[121-168]
- packages/conformance/src/seed.ts[22-47]
## What to change
1. Configure a runtime driver that can actually execute the seed steps (e.g., permissive allowlist for conformance, or allow required binaries like `npm`/`node`).
2. Make §34.4 and the engine conformance tests validate **success**, not just completion:
- Locate the `run-completed` event and assert `status === "success"`.
- Assert there are **no** `step-failed` events (and ideally that expected steps `lint/build/test` succeeded).
3. Ensure the seed commands are runnable in the chosen workspace model (either:
- use deterministic commands that succeed in an empty step workspace, or
- prepare a fixture workspace with the required files/scripts before running).
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3. Spec file not numbered 📘 Rule violation⚙ Maintainability
Description
A modified specification document lives at specs/18-conformance/spec.md, but the filename
spec.md does not start with a numeric identifier as required. This can break spec organization and
tooling that relies on numbered spec filenames.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
PR Compliance ID 2663931 requires each specification document filename to begin with a numeric
identifier. The modified spec document is located at specs/18-conformance/spec.md where the
filename spec.md is not numbered.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The modified spec document is named `specs/18-conformance/spec.md`, but the compliance rule requires spec document filenames to begin with a numeric identifier (e.g., `018-...md`).
## Issue Context
This PR modifies the spec content under `specs/18-conformance/spec.md`, so the file is in-scope for the naming convention.
## Fix Focus Areas
- specs/18-conformance/spec.md[1-10]
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The conformance tests and runner hard-code workspaces under "/tmp", which is Unix-specific and will
fail on Windows runners where that path is not valid. Using fixed directory names also reuses state
across runs, increasing the risk of flaky behavior.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Conformance uses hard-coded `/tmp/...` paths for `workspace` and `artifactDir`. This is not portable across OSes (notably Windows) and also reuses the same directories across repeated runs.
## Issue Context
The native engine ensures the workspace exists via `mkdir(request.workspace, { recursive: true })`, so invalid/unwritable paths break execution.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/conformance/src/__tests__/conformance.test.ts[134-163]
- packages/conformance/src/runner.ts[123-127]
## What to change
1. Replace hard-coded `/tmp/...` with a per-run temp directory created via `node:os` + `node:fs/promises`:
- `const root = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'sverka-conf-'))`
- `workspace = join(root, 'workspace')`, `artifactDir = join(root, 'artifacts')`
2. Optionally clean up temp directories after tests (best-effort), especially for local runs.
3. Ensure both the Vitest tests and `runConformance()` use unique directories to avoid shared state.
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Review mode: ⚖️ Balanced: Downgraded extended -> standard: change is below the extended eligibility bar (hunks 9/18, lines 677/200; both must reach the floor). Router rationale: This adds a public conformance package with substantial independent seed, runner, target, execution, serialization, capability, and test logic, creating many plausible easy-to-miss behavioral defects across paths.
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/conformance/src/__tests__/conformance.test.ts`:
- Around line 218-222: Update the test named “conformance covers all §34
criteria” to assert that results from runConformance include each required
criterion identifier for §34.1 through §34.12 and serialization, rather than
relying on the arbitrary length threshold. Preserve the existing asynchronous
setup and validate the complete required identifier set.
In `@packages/conformance/src/runner.ts`:
- Around line 131-138: Update the completion check in the conformance runner to
require run-completed with status "success", not merely the event type. Also
verify that every expected step has a corresponding step-succeeded event, and
set the result to failed when completion reports status "failure" or any
expected step is missing.
In `@specs/18-conformance/spec.md`:
- Around line 29-31: Resolve the §34.12 inconsistency in the conformance
specification: either remove “Generated feature documentation from manifests
(§34.12 — future)” from the future-work list and implement runner verification
for it, or remove §34.12 from the acceptance-gate requirements until
implemented. Ensure the runner cannot report §34.12 as passed without verifying
generated documentation.
- Line 69: Add the text language identifier to the fenced code block in the
conformance specification, changing its opening fence to use text while
preserving the block’s contents.
- Around line 49-50: Update the documented runConformance() signature in the
conformance specification to return Promise<readonly ConformanceResult[]> so it
matches the public API in the runner implementation.
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/conformance/package.json`:
- Around line 21-39: Move `@sverka/plugin` from dependencies to devDependencies in
the package manifest, preserving its existing workspace version and leaving the
runtime dependency list unchanged otherwise.
In `@packages/conformance/src/__tests__/conformance.test.ts`:
- Around line 33-68: Extract canonicalize from runner.ts into a shared package
source export, preserving declared array order rather than sorting arrays.
Update the runner and the normalize helper in conformance.test.ts to import and
reuse this single canonicalization implementation, so equivalence and round-trip
tests can detect ordering regressions.
- Around line 283-290: Update the “all conformance checks pass” test to assert
on the failing check names using the existing failures collection, replacing the
per-result passed assertion loop and redundant length assertion. Ensure a gate
failure reports which conformance criteria failed.
- Around line 128-151: Update the GitHub and GitLab YAML assertions in the
lowering tests to treat parse results as unknown, narrow them to validated
record-like objects before property access, and avoid any types. Replace the
GitLab top-level-key loop with explicit job-set validation: identify the
expected job entries, assert the expected job count or keys, and verify script
only on those jobs rather than assuming every non-metadata key is a job.
In `@packages/conformance/src/runner.ts`:
- Around line 264-287: Update checkContainerImage so §34.7 evaluates an actual
container-runtime step instead of passing when containerSteps is empty: either
add a container step with a provider-neutral image to the conformance seed or
construct a dedicated container graph within this check, following the pattern
used by checkCycleDiagnostics. Remove the vacuous passed branch and preserve
validation against missing or provider-specific images.
- Around line 188-204: Update the type predicate in the succeeded-step filtering
used by the run evaluation to derive its event type with Extract from RunEvent,
selecting the member whose type is "step-succeeded", instead of manually
declaring the object shape. Preserve the existing stepId mapping and success
logic.
- Around line 439-467: Update checkEngineExecution to return the collected
RunEvent values, then pass that result directly to checkContextNamespaces.
Remove the duplicate bindRunPlan, createEngine, temporary workspace, and
engine.run flow from the caller so the seed pipeline executes only once.
- Around line 100-122: Update checkAuthoring so the three §34.1 checks validate
observable Project content rather than comparing the always-defined Project
values with undefined. For each of projConstruct, projSDK, and projDecorator,
assert the expected project id, ci pipeline presence, and required step IDs,
while preserving the existing result names and messages.
- Around line 44-80: Update canonicalize to preserve array element order while
continuing to recursively canonicalize each element; remove only the array
sorting logic from canonicalize. Keep object-key sorting and Date handling
unchanged, and handle any legitimate authoring-order normalization in the
seed-generation flow rather than normalizeGraph.
Apply the same fix in `@packages/conformance/src/runner.ts` around lines 44 - 80:
The test suite contains a duplicate canonicalization implementation with the
same order-erasing defect.
In `@packages/conformance/src/seed.ts`:
- Around line 118-134: Update SeedPipeline to reuse the shared seed constants:
assign nodeVersion from SEED_INPUTS.nodeVersion, and replace the inline push
entry declaration with an `@entry` reference using onPushEntry.trigger and
onPushEntry.roots. Preserve the existing lint, build, and test dependencies.
In `@specs/18-conformance/spec.md`:
- Around line 86-98: Update the conformance mapping table to reference the
runner functions checkScalarFlow, checkArtifactFlow, checkContainerImage, and
checkContextNamespaces for criteria 5–8, replacing the vague or nonexistent test
names while leaving the other mappings unchanged.
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No any: Use unknown and narrow. Strict TypeScript.
Public API: Everything public is exported from src/index.ts.
Error handling: Custom error classes per package.
**/*.{ts,tsx}: Error codes as string unions, not enums
No any types — use unknown and narrow
Custom error classes must use override on cause (noImplicitOverride)
Learnt from: CR
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:45.128Z
Learning: Applies to **/*.{ts,tsx} : - **No `any`:** Use `unknown` and narrow. Strict TypeScript.
Applied to files:
packages/conformance/tsconfig.json
📚 Learning: 2026-08-13T15:52:45.128Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:45.128Z
Learning: Applies to **/* : - **SDD:** Specs are written first, in `specs/`, numbered and structured.
Applied to files:
specs/18-conformance/spec.md
📚 Learning: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learning: - **SDD:** Specs are written first, in `specs/`, numbered and structured.
Applied to files:
specs/18-conformance/spec.md
📚 Learning: 2026-08-11T20:45:29.398Z
Learnt from: ThePlenkov
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 28
File: engdocs/adr/ADR-008-tags-and-critical-prioritization.md:20-37
Timestamp: 2026-08-11T20:45:29.398Z
Learning: In `engdocs/adr/ADR-008-tags-and-critical-prioritization.md`, ADR-008 documents the design decision for operation tags and critical-check prioritization. Its referenced code patterns are illustrative and do not require the corresponding implementation to be included in the same pull request.
No change needed: sh preserves string interpolations.
Each seed command is passed as a string and reaches ShellStep unchanged. A plain sh call form is not required.
> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
packages/conformance/src/index.ts (1)
1-8: LGTM!
packages/github/src/capabilities.ts (1)
11-11: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
Both provider manifests add the same "operation.import" entry, so one key-derivation mismatch would silently affect both. Confirm that analyzeCapabilities derives exactly "operation.import" from an importArtifact operation, and that "lowered" matches each emitter's real behavior.
packages/github/src/capabilities.ts#L11-L11: confirm the derived key name, then confirm that the GitHub emitter lowers imports rather than mapping them to a native artifact download.
packages/gitlab/src/capabilities.ts#L11-L11: confirm the same key name, then confirm that GitLab imports are lowered rather than native through needs:artifacts.
No change is needed for §34.10 network coverage.GithubTarget.compile and GitlabTarget.compile use local analysis, lowering, and YAML emission. Their source contains no network APIs or dynamic loading. The node:crypto import only computes hashes. The check runs synchronously, so its temporary global replacements do not yield to same-worker code.
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packages/conformance/package.json (1)
1-20: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality
Decide the publish intent for @sverka/conformance.
specs/18-conformance/spec.md defines this package as the §34 acceptance gate. Add "private": true if it is internal. tsdown defaults already produce src/index.ts, ESM .mjs, and DTS .d.mts outputs that match the manifest.
The conformance seed's createSeedWithSDK imported `pipeline` from
@sverka/sdk, which resolves to the old compat composable from
@sverka/core. The compat pipeline uses asNode().after() which doesn't
exist on constructs Node objects.
Import `pipelineV0` instead — the new CDK-style pipeline that takes
(project, id, config) and creates Pipeline/Entry constructs.
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Assign CDK construct instances to variables and use void operator to
suppress S1848 false positives. Consolidate results.push calls to reduce
expression-statement warnings.
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- Move @sverka/plugin from dependencies to devDependencies (test-only)
- Export canonicalize from runner.ts and reuse in tests (deduplicate)
- Replace localeCompare with explicit relational comparator in canonicalize
- Derive step-succeeded type from RunEvent via Extract<T, {type}>
- Reuse engine events from checkEngineExecution instead of re-running plan
- Mark §34.7 as "Skipped" when no container steps exist
- Add diagnostic message to gate assertion for missing criteria
- Narrow yaml parse result with typed cast in tests
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@sverka/conformancepackage — the §34 acceptance gate for the v0 redesignrunConformance()function: runs all checks, returns resultsTest plan
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@sverka/conformance, an async §34 acceptance gate that verifies authoring parity, offline target compilation, and native engine execution for the v0 pipeline. This blocks regressions across authoring, targets, and runtime.@sverka/githuband@sverka/gitlabmanifests to include "operation.import": "lowered".@sverka/sdk.Written for commit eba8e23. Summary will update on new commits.
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Add a conformance gate for validating the v0 pipeline from authoring through execution and deployment output
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@sverka/conformance, which exposes a runnable suite of acceptance checks and a canonical seed pipeline.Impact
✅ Consistent pipelines across all authoring APIs✅ Valid GitHub and GitLab workflow output✅ Detectable regressions across compilation, execution, and serialization💡 Usage Guide
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