v0.12 item 2: the last layering cycle, and the properties five milestones of examples missed - #209
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…es missed **`policy <-> authority` is gone, and `RECORDED_LAYERING_CYCLES` is empty.** I said this one could not be fixed, and gave a reason that was true but incomplete: `_from_section` constructs an `Authority` and `canonical_grants` consumes one, so neither moves below `policy.py`, and moving their two callers up to `control.py` would change what `policy_hash` is taken over, which is evidence in every receipt. All of that holds. What I missed is that the cycle has another side. `authority.py` imported eight names from `policy.py`, and not one of them is `Policy`: schemas, the strict YAML loader, the condition grammar, type-strict equality, key validation. That is the policy **document grammar**, 433 lines of 2031, and it is shared vocabulary rather than either axis's property. It moves to `grammar.py`, so `authority.py` no longer imports `policy.py` at all and the cycle is broken from the side that was actually loose. SPEC-v0.3 §4.5 requires the two axes to share ONE condition evaluator, because a second would be a second place for `True` to start comparing equal to `1`. That is better served now than before: the one evaluator is owned by neither axis. Nothing changed but an address. Every block moved verbatim, comments included, and `policy.py` re-exports all thirty-four names, so SPEC-v0.1 §8's frozen `__init__` block and SPEC-v0.3 §8's `from .policy import Condition, parse_conditions` both stay literally true. `_LOG` is pinned to `ctrlrun.policy` rather than taken from `__name__`, so no operator's handler is re-routed. **Property tests, and the first one corrected me before it passed.** I wrote "one tamper is one break". Hypothesis falsified it on the second example: altering row n also breaks the link at n+1, because n+1 carries prev_hash over what n used to hash to. Two is correct and my expectation was wrong, which is the same mistake in miniature that the file exists to catch, so the docstring keeps it rather than quietly fixing it. The real invariant is sharper and it is the one that catches v0.11 item 1: **every break names a row the store actually holds.** That defect reported `content_altered 99` and `missing 100` on an eight-row chain, because position came from the document rather than the `seq` column. Reinstating it against these tests fails with "reported a break at [3], and this store holds seq 1..2". Four properties: an untouched chain verifies, as the positive control; a tamper names only rows that exist and does not cascade; one unreadable row costs one row; a deleted row is reported, with the truncation case asserted as **undetected**, which is what SPEC-v0.11 §2.4 states and what the anchor exists for. `derandomize=True` and `deadline=None`: a suite that fails once in a while teaches people to re-run it, and #207 had just finished showing what that costs. Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe shared condition grammar moved from ChangesGrammar relocation and validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The implementation remains mergeable, but the property should cover its stated truncation scenario and the ownership comment should be corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| from .decision import Decision as Decision | ||
| from .effect import template_placeholders | ||
| from .errors import InvalidArgument, PolicyError | ||
| from .grammar import _NUMERIC_COMPARE as _NUMERIC_COMPARE |
| from .effect import template_placeholders | ||
| from .errors import InvalidArgument, PolicyError | ||
| from .grammar import _NUMERIC_COMPARE as _NUMERIC_COMPARE | ||
| from .grammar import _OPERATORS as _OPERATORS |
| from .grammar import _NUMERIC_COMPARE as _NUMERIC_COMPARE | ||
| from .grammar import _OPERATORS as _OPERATORS | ||
| from .grammar import _OPERATORS_BY_LENGTH as _OPERATORS_BY_LENGTH | ||
| from .grammar import _V3_TOP_LEVEL_KEYS as _V3_TOP_LEVEL_KEYS |
| from .grammar import _OPERATORS as _OPERATORS | ||
| from .grammar import _OPERATORS_BY_LENGTH as _OPERATORS_BY_LENGTH | ||
| from .grammar import _V3_TOP_LEVEL_KEYS as _V3_TOP_LEVEL_KEYS | ||
| from .grammar import _V7_GRANT_KEYS as _V7_GRANT_KEYS |
| from .grammar import MODE_KEY as MODE_KEY | ||
| from .grammar import POLICY_SCHEMA as POLICY_SCHEMA | ||
| from .grammar import POLICY_SCHEMA_V2 as POLICY_SCHEMA_V2 | ||
| from .grammar import POLICY_SCHEMA_V3 as POLICY_SCHEMA_V3 |
| from .grammar import _at_least as _at_least | ||
| from .grammar import _checked_operand as _checked_operand | ||
| from .grammar import _equal as _equal | ||
| from .grammar import _is_container as _is_container |
| from .grammar import _checked_operand as _checked_operand | ||
| from .grammar import _equal as _equal | ||
| from .grammar import _is_container as _is_container | ||
| from .grammar import _is_int as _is_int |
| from .grammar import _equal as _equal | ||
| from .grammar import _is_container as _is_container | ||
| from .grammar import _is_int as _is_int | ||
| from .grammar import _parse_condition as _parse_condition |
| from .grammar import _is_container as _is_container | ||
| from .grammar import _is_int as _is_int | ||
| from .grammar import _parse_condition as _parse_condition | ||
| from .grammar import _parse_operand as _parse_operand |
| from .grammar import _is_int as _is_int | ||
| from .grammar import _parse_condition as _parse_condition | ||
| from .grammar import _parse_operand as _parse_operand | ||
| from .grammar import _split_condition_key as _split_condition_key |
…ot supply Adding it to the `dev` extra was half the change. `requirements/*.txt` are hash-pinned locks generated from that extra by `scripts/lock.sh`, and the `package` job's sdist step installs from `requirements/ci.txt` with `--require-hashes`, so it went red with `No module named 'hypothesis'` while every `check` job passed. That split is the point of the sdist step: an sdist that ships tests it cannot run reads as broken to anyone packaging it downstream, and the guard found exactly that. Regenerated with `scripts/lock.sh`, which touches three locks. The diff is `hypothesis` and `sortedcontainers`, its one dependency, and nothing else moved. Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
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In `@src/ctrlrun/grammar.py`:
- Around line 6-7: Correct the relocation statement in the Policy documentation:
state that Decision moved to decision.py, while Condition and parse_conditions
moved to grammar.py and continue to be re-exported from policy.py; do not say
that Policy moved, since it remains defined in policy.py.
In `@tests/test_properties.py`:
- Line 220: Update the generated property around the receipt deletion to handle
target == size by also rewinding receipt_chain to the preceding sequence after
deleting the final receipt, so it exercises undetected truncation rather than
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Correct the Policy relocation statement.
src/ctrlrun/policy.py#L42-L44 says “Both names moved down,” but Policy remains defined in policy.py. State that Decision moved to decision.py, while Condition and parse_conditions moved to grammar.py and remain re-exported from policy.py.
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In `@src/ctrlrun/grammar.py` around lines 6 - 7, Correct the relocation statement
in the Policy documentation: state that Decision moved to decision.py, while
Condition and parse_conditions moved to grammar.py and continue to be
re-exported from policy.py; do not say that Policy moved, since it remains
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cover the two-statement truncation in the generated property.
When target == size, the property deletes the final receipt but leaves receipt_chain at the deleted sequence. It therefore tests head_mismatch, not the documented undetected truncation. The existing example covers this behavior, but this property is intended to generate deletion positions. Add the rewind case to complete that objective.
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connection = sqlite3.connect(database)
connection.execute("DELETE FROM receipts WHERE seq = ?", (target,))
+ if target == size:
+ previous_hash = connection.execute(
+ "SELECT hash FROM receipts WHERE seq = ?", (size - 1,)
+ ).fetchone()[0]
+ connection.execute(
+ "UPDATE receipt_chain SET seq = ?, hash = ? WHERE id = 1",
+ (size - 1, previous_hash),
+ )
connection.commit()
connection.close()
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if target == size:
- assert not report.ok
- assert {item.name for item in report.breaks} <= set(CHAIN_BREAKS)
+ assert report.ok, report.breaks
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In `@tests/test_properties.py` at line 220, Update the generated property around
the receipt deletion to handle target == size by also rewinding receipt_chain to
the preceding sequence after deleting the final receipt, so it exercises
undetected truncation rather than head_mismatch; preserve the existing behavior
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Two things, both of which corrected something I had told you was settled.
The cycle I said could not be fixed
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policy <-> authorityinRECORDED_LAYERING_CYCLESwith a reason that was true but described one side only:_from_sectionconstructs anAuthorityandcanonical_grantsconsumes one, so neither moves belowpolicy.py, and moving their two callers up tocontrol.pywould change whatpolicy_hashis taken over, which is evidence in every receipt. All of that still holds.The other side was loose.
authority.pyimported eight names frompolicy.py, and not one of them isPolicy:That is the policy document grammar: schemas, the strict YAML loader, the condition parser and evaluator, type-strict equality, key validation. 433 lines of
policy.py's 2031, and shared vocabulary rather than either axis's property. It moves togrammar.py, below both, soauthority.pydoes not importpolicy.pyat all.SPEC-v0.3.md§4.5 requires the two axes to share one condition evaluator, because a second would be a second place forTrueto start comparing equal to1. That is honoured more exactly than before, not repealed: the one evaluator is now owned by neither axis.Nothing changed but an address. Every block moved verbatim, comments included.
policy.pyre-exports all 34 names, soSPEC-v0.1.md§8's frozen__init__block andSPEC-v0.3.md§8'sfrom .policy import Condition, parse_conditionsboth stay literally true._LOGis pinned toctrlrun.policyrather than taken from__name__, so no operator's handler or filter is silently re-routed.Both graphs are now acyclic and
RECORDED_LAYERING_CYCLESis empty, which makes the guard strictly stronger: any cycle now fails.Property tests, and the first one corrected me before it passed
I wrote one tamper is one break. Hypothesis falsified it on the second example: altering row
nalso breaks the link atn + 1, becausen + 1carriesprev_hashover whatnused to hash to. Two is correct and my expectation was wrong. The docstring keeps that rather than quietly fixing it, because it is the same mistake in miniature the file exists to catch, an author writing down what they expected instead of what holds.The real invariant is sharper, and it is the one that catches v0.11 item 1:
That defect reported
missing 2,content_altered 99,missing 100andlink_broken 3on an eight-row chain, two of them rows that do not exist, because position came from the document rather than theseqcolumn. Reinstating it against these tests:Four properties: an untouched chain verifies (the positive control, first); a tamper names only rows that exist and does not cascade past two; one unreadable row costs exactly one row; a deleted row is reported, with the truncation case asserted as undetected, which is what
SPEC-v0.11.md§2.4 states and precisely what the anchor exists for. Asserting "some break is reported" for every victim would have quietly encoded the opposite.derandomize=Trueanddeadline=None, so a counterexample found in CI reproduces locally by construction. A suite that fails once in a while teaches people to re-run it, and #207 had just finished showing what that costs.Gate
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