Build two of §9.4's three rows, and close T480 and T502 - #190
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…st that would have said so `SPEC-v0.10 §9` is the section a reader trusts for the public surface. Three of its rows were justified, frozen, and then not built, and the table went on saying they had for the whole milestone. **A frozen name that names nothing is worse than a missing row: a missing row is a gap, a wrong one is an answer.** - **`hop=` and `task=` on `ctrlrun.adapter.needs_approval`** — shipped as nothing. Not an authority hole: `Control.execute` is the enforcement point and still decides against the hop alone, so a call the predicate waves through is refused there. What it costs is the framework's own approval item, a worse experience and a confusing receipt, not a wider grant. Said plainly rather than left to read as a hole or as nothing. - **`ssl_context=` on `ctrlrun.gateway.transport.request`** — shipped as nothing on that function. Check 3 went to `upstream.observe_upstream(url, *, verify=...)` and the forwarder's `verify`. The row's *reason* held and its *name* did not; the module-level-default objection it raises is answered by the placement instead of by the parameter. - **`ctrlrun.hop/v1`'s key set** — emits `schema`, `root_id` and `missing_parent_id` beyond §6.2's table. Under-describing what it emits is the safe direction for a reader and the wrong one for a frozen schema. The version to amend, not re-cut; v0.11 owns it. **Why nothing went red: no test in this repository asserts that a name §9 freezes exists.** Now two do. The first walks the rows that shipped and checks each name imports with the parameter its row gives. The second pins the three that did not, in the other direction, so building one of them fails here and §9.4's row comes out in the same commit — the document and the tree wrong together or right together, never one of each. Mutated: `verify=` removed from `observe_upstream`, the first test fails naming the parameter and listing what the function does take. Restored, 35 pass. This is §11's rule at its sharpest. §11 covers a sentence about a *later item*; these are sentences about this document's own frozen table, and they needed the same discipline. Full gate: 3,999 passed, 304 skipped. Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe v0.10 specification now documents three API discrepancies. Repository signal tests validate frozen public names and parameters, and confirm two unshipped parameters remain absent. ChangesAPI contract signals
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- Around line 841-858: Add a `ctrlrun.hop/v1` output-schema assertion to
`test_the_three_rows_of_section_9_that_did_not_ship_still_have_not`, verifying
the emitted key set includes `schema`, `root_id`, and `missing_parent_id`. In
docs/SPEC-v0.10.md lines 1554-1557, retain the existing claim because the test
will cover all three §9.4 rows; no direct documentation change is required.
- Line 808: Update the Control.hop entry in the repository signals test to pass
"action_id" instead of None, ensuring the test validates the frozen keyword
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| ("ctrlrun.control", "protect", "hop"), | ||
| ("ctrlrun.control", "Control.execute", "hop"), | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert Control.hop accepts action_id.
§9 freezes action_id= on Control.hop, but this entry uses None, so the test only verifies that the method exists. Set the parameter to "action_id" so removal or renaming of the keyword fails this repository signal.
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In `@tests/test_repository_signals.py` at line 808, Update the Control.hop entry
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| def test_the_three_rows_of_section_9_that_did_not_ship_still_have_not(): | ||
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| If one of these is built later, this test fails and §9.4's row comes out in the same commit. | ||
| That is the point: the document and the tree are wrong together or right together, never one | ||
| of each, which is the state §9.4 exists because of. | ||
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| assert "hop" not in inspect.signature(adapter.needs_approval).parameters, ( | ||
| "needs_approval now takes a hop: build it, and delete its row from SPEC-v0.10 §9.4" | ||
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| assert "ssl_context" not in inspect.signature(transport.request).parameters, ( | ||
| "transport.request now takes ssl_context: delete its row from SPEC-v0.10 §9.4" | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cover the ctrlrun.hop/v1 output-key discrepancy. This test checks the two absent parameters but not the third §9.4 row: the emitted ctrlrun.hop/v1 key set. An import-and-signature test cannot detect that contract.
tests/test_repository_signals.py#L841-L858: add an assertion for thectrlrun.hop/v1key behavior, includingschema,root_id, andmissing_parent_id.docs/SPEC-v0.10.md#L1554-L1557: retain the claim that the signals catch all three rows only after the output-schema assertion exists; otherwise narrow the claim.
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In `@tests/test_repository_signals.py` around lines 841 - 858, Add a
`ctrlrun.hop/v1` output-schema assertion to
`test_the_three_rows_of_section_9_that_did_not_ship_still_have_not`, verifying
the emitted key set includes `schema`, `root_id`, and `missing_parent_id`. In
docs/SPEC-v0.10.md lines 1554-1557, retain the existing claim because the test
will cover all three §9.4 rows; no direct documentation change is required.
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Found in the release audit, after v0.10 merged. Pairs with ctrlrun-docs#25.
The first version of this branch recorded three unshipped
SPEC-v0.10 §9names and left them.That was the wrong instinct. A gap that can be closed is closed; only the one whose name was
wrong and whose reason was right stays as a row.
The defect
§9 is the section a reader trusts for the public surface. Three of its rows were justified, frozen,
and then not built, and the table went on saying they had for a whole milestone. Nothing went red,
because no test in this repository asserted that a name §9 freezes exists.
hop=/task=onctrlrun.adapter.needs_approvalctrlrun.hop/v1's key set (§6.2)ssl_context=ongateway.transport.requestneeds_approval— a behaviour fix, not a doc fixSignature is now
(control, action, arguments, *, resource=None, task=None, hop=None), boththreaded into
Control.evaluate.Without them the predicate evaluated against the receiver's whole candidate set while
executeevaluates against the hop alone (§2.3, no fallback). It answered "a human is needed" for a call
executethen refuses: the framework surfaces an approval item, a human says yes, the call failsanyway.
It was never an authority hole —
Control.executeis the enforcement point and refuses eitherway, so nothing wider ever ran. What it cost was the framework's own approval item and a receipt
nobody could explain. Said plainly, because "a frozen API row didn't ship" reads worse than it was.
T128cdrives the predicate andexecuteover one hop and asserts they agree. The no-hop case isits negative control: without it the fixture could be one where everything is denied anyway
(mutation pattern 3). Mutated back to the old call: fails.
ctrlrun.hop/v1— the table listed eight of eleven keysschema,root_idandmissing_parent_idwere emitted for a whole milestone while §6.2 describeda smaller shape. Under-describing is the safe direction for a reader and the wrong one for a schema
somebody writes a consumer against. Not re-cut, because nothing it emits changed.
T506bparses the table out ofSPEC-v0.10.mdand compares it to the emitted document, so the twocannot drift again. Mutated: one row deleted from the spec, T506b fails naming it.
T480 — both halves
params.metadatabecomes a field of the request. Asserted overthe parsed object's own attributes rather than by grepping for a string, so a read added under any
name fails it.
IdentityProvider's principal, and the payload's chosen namereaches no receipt and no event.
This held by construction before — the parser lifts
hopandtaskand nothing else — so whatthis is, honestly, is the regression guard for a property that was true and untested. Mutated:
agent_idread out of the bag, both halves fail.T502 — and the audit changed the answer
Two of its four rows already existed under their own numbers (
test_T461...for theeffect_key,test_T462...for the pickle). That is §9.4's defect in another place: a table thatdescribes the tree, checked by a human reading both. My earlier report called T502 uncovered; it was
half covered, under other names.
T502a— the resumed observed receipt's spend.T439covers observe,T447covers resume,neither covers the two together.
T502b— the doubledACTION_DENIEDon a resumed observed leg. The one row with no test underany name, and absent-shaped for a reason worth keeping: every assertion near it checked the event
appeared, and an event that appears twice appears.
Two of my own tests were wrong first, and the mutations are what said so
T502aasserted the opposite of the contract. It read an empty ledger as meaning an observedresumed receipt should report no spend.
§4.2.1ais explicit: every number on an observed receiptis a counterfactual, and without it nothing records what the action would have cost, so a budget
cannot be sized from an observed run — which is the entire reason to run one. The code was right;
I nearly "fixed" it.
T502bwas green against its own mutation. It filtered onbudget_exhausted, andannounceguards the unmeasurable refusal, so the scenario never reached the guarded line. Rebuilt on a
negative amount; now fails when
announceis ignored.The test §9.4 asked v0.11 for is in the same commit
Asking a later milestone would be the exact mistake the section is about.
test_every_v0_10_name_the_spec_freezes_is_importable_with_the_parameter_it_nameswalks the rows andchecks each name imports with the parameter its row gives.
test_the_row_of_section_9_that_did_not_ship_still_has_notpinsssl_context=in the otherdirection, so building it later fails there and the row comes out in the same commit: the document
and the tree are wrong together or right together, never one of each.
Full gate: all checks passed.
Not merging.