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fix: bootstrap durable operation fixtures - #3967

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Summary

Bootstrap durable-operation fixtures as complete archive roots and prevent audit-restore inspection from contaminating verified backup artifacts.

Problem

Full-suite run 20260813T085908Z-full-476637-b3117ddd exposed durable-operation fixtures that created only source.db and index.db. Current durable authority rules correctly reject those partial roots before the tests reach their intended production routes. The adopted-audit restore path also opened the backup SQLite database read-only without immutable=1; in WAL mode that can create a audit.db-shm sidecar beside the verified artifact, making exact revalidation reject the backup. The property tag roundtrip rebuilt a bare archive per Hypothesis example and exceeded its test timeout under the same lifecycle work.

Solution

  • Initialize source-tier and reset fixtures with the production complete-root bootstrap.
  • Clone the existing complete archive template for each independent tag property example, then exercise the actual session, tag, and count APIs.
  • Read a verified audit backup immutably during restore validation and assert that its SQLite sidecar set remains empty.

Verification

  • direnv exec /realm/worktrees/polylogue-durable-fixtures devtools test tests/unit/cli/test_archive_maintenance_cli.py::test_migrate_tier_cli_restores_adopted_audit_from_verified_full_evidence tests/unit/cli/test_reset.py::TestResetCommandDeletion::test_reset_session_records_archive_suppression_and_deletes_archive_row tests/unit/storage/test_raw.py::TestRawSessionStorage::test_repository_update_raw_state_uses_source_tier tests/unit/storage/test_store_ops.py::TestInfraTagAssignment::test_tag_assignment_roundtrip_and_counts -> 4 passed in 80.29s (0:01:20).
  • direnv exec /realm/worktrees/polylogue-durable-fixtures devtools verify --seed-testmon --skip-slow completed every static and policy gate and collected 21088/21119 tests, but the new lane had no seed and shard 1/9 was terminated after unrelated query/annotation failures and archive-bootstrap I/O timeouts. The verifier correctly recorded testmon_seed: incomplete and did not grant release-baseline permission. This is unresolved verification uncertainty, not a passing baseline.

Bead disposition

This is a self-contained fixture and lifecycle repair. No Beads were assigned or mutated, as directed for this lane.

Adversarial review notes

  • Manual exact-head review at 0cc02157b6b31682e1dd2c95aa54a9d604f96119: no legitimate gaps found across DF-1 through DF-4.
  • Independent reviewer iteration 1 could not produce a verdict: the complete source packet exceeded the operating system argument limit, then the reduced diff packet exited from the local Claude transport without stderr. Receipts: 898ff0e4-8a3e-4cf7-bd9f-dc9223ee7375 and 5948db81-7fff-4a3e-a38c-16eaa2c90b4e.

Problem: durable-operation tests created partial archive roots that mandatory durable authority initialization correctly rejects. The adopted-audit restore metadata reader could also create SQLite sidecars beside a verified backup artifact.

Solution: initialize tests through the complete archive bootstrap, clone the canonical archive fixture for independent tag examples, and open restore backups immutably during metadata inspection.
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The change adds immutable SQLite access for adopted-audit restore validation. It also updates archive tests to initialize archive roots, use archive templates, and verify that restored audit databases have no sidecar files.

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Audit validation and archive test setup

Layer / File(s) Summary
Immutable adopted-audit validation
polylogue/operations/durable_change_train.py
_audit_live_metadata supports immutable read-only SQLite access. Adopted-audit restore validation uses this mode for backup audit databases.
Archive fixture and restoration assertions
tests/unit/cli/test_archive_maintenance_cli.py, tests/unit/cli/test_reset.py, tests/unit/storage/test_raw.py, tests/unit/storage/test_store_ops.py
Archive tests initialize active archive roots, clone archive templates for index databases, and verify that restored audit databases have no WAL, shared-memory, or journal sidecar files.

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The change is mergeable with owner follow-up for a bounded fixture-correctness issue: reset-session setup may seed the wrong active index path for archive roots that use an active-index pointer, causing affected tests to exercise an invalid fixture.

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In `@tests/unit/cli/test_reset.py`:
- Around line 33-35: Update the reset test setup around
initialize_active_archive_root so it resolves the active archive via
ArchiveLocation.resolve(archive_root).active_index_path and uses that resolved
path for both index-tier bootstrap and session seeding; do not use
canonical_active_index_path.
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  • polylogue/operations/durable_change_train.py
  • tests/unit/cli/test_archive_maintenance_cli.py
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  • tests/unit/storage/test_raw.py
  • tests/unit/storage/test_store_ops.py

Comment thread tests/unit/cli/test_reset.py Outdated
Problem: reset tests seeded archive_root/index.db after bootstrap even when an active-index pointer selected another index generation. The production reset route correctly resolves the pointer target, so the fixture could exercise the wrong database.

What changed: resolve and initialize the selected active index before seeding. The reset-session regression now installs an active-index pointer and verifies the selected index is mutated while the conventional shadow index stays empty.
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Sinity merged commit 49801ec into master Aug 13, 2026
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