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[quality] e2e region union still counts three demonstrably-executed single-line arms uncovered; their covered twin differs in START column, which #1066's proposed key would miss #1079

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Finding

Three single-line regions that the e2e suite demonstrably executes are still
counted as uncovered, and neither of the two fixes currently in flight folds
them.

This is not a restatement of #1035
or #1066; it is the residue both
leave behind, with three cases whose execution is provable from a passing
assertion rather than inferred.

The three regions

All three are single-line, zero-count, and sit in code a spec that passed in
the same run
had to execute:

file region code what proves it ran
src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js 10:40-10:48 the '' arm of useBaseUrl(member.logo || '') data/members.json carries DiDi with "logo": null; tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js opens that member's dialog and asserts the initials fallback renders with zero <img> elements. A falsy member.logo cannot reach useBaseUrl without taking the '' arm.
src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js 15:19-15:80 the onMouseDown arrow on the backdrop tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js — "clicking the backdrop closes the dialog" — clicks the backdrop and asserts the dialog reaches toHaveCount(0). The dialog only closes through that arrow.
src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberCard.js 75:19-75:40 onClose={() => setOpen(false)} the same backdrop test and "Escape closes the dialog and returns focus to the card that opened it". setOpen(false) is the only thing that unmounts the dialog.

Why #1051 does not fold them

#1051's isPhantomRegion returns
early on region.endLine <= region.line, so it only ever drops multi-line
zero regions. All three regions above are single-line. Re-rendering this run
with #1051 applied leaves all three exactly as they were:

src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberCard.js    | 100.00 | 96.15 |  | 75
src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js | 100.00 | 92.31 |  | 10 15

#1051 is still correct and still worth landing — it lifts src files from
80.90% to 87.88% on this run by folding the multi-line cases, including
the whole-function span described below. This issue is only about what survives
it.

Why #1066's proposed key does not fold them either

#1066 observes drifted halves
with the same start column and a differing end column, and proposes keying on
startLine:startColumn plus the branch's ordinal within the line.

For these three, the start column differs too, so that key keeps them apart:

MemberProfile.js   zero 10:40:10:48    covered twin 10:44:15:19
MemberProfile.js   zero 15:19:15:80    covered twin 15:70:38:15
MemberCard.js      zero 75:19:75:40    covered twin 75:33:81:1

Dumped straight from the union site in tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs,
instrumented to print each region key with its script URL and artifact. Both
halves of each pair come from the same chunk (c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js), so
the real-build/variant-build explanation in #1066 does not apply here — the
drift is between two artifacts of one chunk.

A worked example, the two artifacts of tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js:

<artifact A>  [('15:19:15:80', 0), ('15:70:35:24', 1), ('35:24:38:15', 0), ('38:14:49:51', 1)]
<artifact B>  [('10:40:10:48', 0), ('10:44:15:19', 1), ('15:19:15:80', 0), ('15:70:38:15', 1), ('38:14:43:11', 0)]

Note 15:70:35:24 in A against 15:70:38:15 in B — the same source branch,
same start, two different ends, from one chunk. That pair is the #1066 shape and
an ordinal key would fold it. The 10:40 / 10:44 pair on the next line is the
shape that key misses.

A second, separable mechanism in the same union

While isolating the above I found why a never-executed function inflates the
denominator. Of the 17 artifacts that carry MemberProfile.js:

regions=  1  has_whole_fn_range=True   covered= 0  -> 10 artifacts
regions= 11  has_whole_fn_range=False  covered= 9  ->  1 artifact
regions= 13  has_whole_fn_range=False  covered=10  ->  3 artifacts
regions= 15  has_whole_fn_range=False  covered= 8  ->  1 artifact
regions= 20  has_whole_fn_range=False  covered=11  ->  2 artifacts

Ten artifacts — pages that load the member-directory chunk without ever opening
a dialog — contribute exactly one region, 8:7:170:1, the whole
MemberProfile function, count 0. V8 emits one coarse range for a function that
never runs and fine-grained block ranges once it does. Because the union keys on
exact coordinates, that coarse range can never be cancelled by the fine ranges,
and it enters the denominator permanently.

#1051 already folds this one (it is multi-line over fully covered lines). It is
recorded here because it is the reason #1051's heuristic works, and an exact
fix should handle it deliberately rather than as a side effect.

Recommendation

Make region identity survive the same source branch being mapped to different
spans in different artifacts of one chunk, covering the differing-start-column
case, not only the differing-end-column case:

  1. In getRegionCoverage() / the union in tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs,
    fold a zero-count region into a covered one when the covered region's span
    contains it and both derive from the same branch. Containment folds all
    three pairs above, and the 8:7:170:1 whole-function range, without the
    start-column assumption in [quality] e2e region union does not fold single-line '||' fallback arms across the real and variant builds, so correct variant tests lower the gate #1066.
  2. Keep single-line regions that have no containing covered twin distinct.
    Several genuinely independent arms share a line — MemberDirectory/index.js
    lines 31/34/40/43, which #1060
    is covering for real — and collapsing those would hide real gaps. Whatever
    rule lands must leave those four still uncovered until test: cover the member directory's four undriven toolbar controls #1060 merges.
  3. Add a regression test to tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs driving the
    union with two artifacts of one script whose maps give one branch a
    differing start column, asserting it folds to a single region counted
    covered.
  4. Re-derive --check-source-regions afterwards.

Coordination

Evidence and provenance

  • Unit: npm run test:unit:coverage (TZ=UTC node tests/tools/coverage-report.mjs,
    node v26.10.0), run locally at 900592b. src files 100.00% lines /
    99.84% regions; the only uncovered regions in the whole tree are four known
    unreachable ?? '' fallbacks in scripts/lib/svg-active-content.mjs. These
    are therefore e2e-report defects, not source gaps.
  • E2E: local npm run build:e2e:coverage, then
    node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-run.mjs init --dir <dir> --run-id <id>,
    npm run test:e2e:coverage with E2E_COVERAGE_DIR/E2E_COVERAGE_RUN_ID set
    (298 passed, 0 failed), then seal, then
    node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --input <dir> --build build.
    Revision 900592b. Result src files 466 regions / 377 covered / 80.90%,
    which reproduces CI job End-to-end coverage (workflow Validate repository,
    run 37164361552)
    at 468 / 379 / 80.98% to within one region.
  • Region keys dumped by instrumenting the union in
    tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs to print {file, key, count, scriptUrl, artifact}. The instrumentation was local only and is not proposed for commit.
  • The #1051 numbers come from re-rendering the same artifacts with
    tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs taken from pull/1051/head.

Completion criteria

  • A zero-count region contained by a covered region from another artifact of the same chunk folds into it, including when the start columns differ
  • MemberProfile.js 10 and 15 and MemberCard.js 75 are no longer reported uncovered, with no new test written for them
  • MemberDirectory/index.js lines 31, 34, 40 and 43 remain reported uncovered until test: cover the member directory's four undriven toolbar controls #1060 merges
  • A regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs covers the differing-start-column union
  • --check-source-regions re-derived from the corrected number

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  2. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 5, 2026

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    Confirmed (scanner) at 900592b — every load-bearing claim in the finding checks out:

    1. The three regions are real single-line zero-count cases in code with passing assertions. MemberProfile.js:10 is useBaseUrl(member.logo || '') (the '' arm); MemberProfile.js:15 is the backdrop onMouseDown arrow; MemberCard.js:75 is onClose={() => setOpen(false)}. All three lines are exactly where the issue places them.
    2. The execution evidence is provable, not inferred. data/members.json carries didi with "logo": null; tests/e2e/member-directory.spec.js:55 ("shows the member initials in place of a logo image") asserts stage.locator('img') toHaveCount(0) at :91 — the falsy-logo arm must have run. tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:261 ("clicking the backdrop closes the dialog") and :211 ("Escape closes the dialog and returns focus…") both drive setOpen(false) through paths that only exist on lines 15 and 75.
    3. test: fold out phantom e2e coverage regions over covered lines #1051 does not fold them. In pull/1051/head, isPhantomRegion (e2e-coverage-report.mjs:319-330) returns false immediately on region.endLine <= region.line, so it only ever drops multi-line zero regions — all three here are single-line and survive untouched.
    4. The [quality] e2e region union does not fold single-line '||' fallback arms across the real and variant builds, so correct variant tests lower the gate #1066 key would miss them. Main's getRegionCoverage keys on [line, startCol, endLine, endCol] with a max-union (e2e-coverage-report.mjs:316-345); [quality] e2e region union does not fold single-line '||' fallback arms across the real and variant builds, so correct variant tests lower the gate #1066's proposed startLine:startColumn+ordinal key assumes identical start columns, and the dumped keys in this issue show differing start columns (10:40 vs 10:44, 15:19 vs 15:70, 75:19 vs 75:33) from artifacts of the same chunk — so the real-build/variant-build framing in [quality] e2e region union does not fold single-line '||' fallback arms across the real and variant builds, so correct variant tests lower the gate #1066 indeed does not apply.

    The containment-based fold in the Recommendation covers all three pairs plus the 8:7:170:1 whole-function coarse range, and the guard in item 2 (leave MemberDirectory/index.js 31/34/40/43 uncovered until #1060 lands) keeps the fix from hiding real gaps. Agree this should build on top of #1051 rather than race it.


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  3. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 5, 2026

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    A third component shows this shape, with the same kind of assertion-backed
    proof the issue asks for, in a file none of the in-flight PRs touch.

    While covering src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js end to end
    (#1080 / #1081) I added two specs to tests/e2e/community-people.spec.js.
    Both pass. One of them, Shift+Tab from the first focusable element wraps to the last, asserts that focus lands on the last focusable element of the
    dialog after Shift+Tab — which can only hold if last.focus() at
    useFocusTrap.js:40 ran, i.e. if the arm at lines 38-40 executed.

    The report still counts those arms uncovered. Aggregating region keys over the
    whole run (max count per key, same instrumentation described in this issue):

    before (900592b, 298 passed)      after (+2 specs, 300 passed)
    --------------------------------  --------------------------------
    33:31:33:38   0                   33:31:33:38   0
                                      33:6:33:38    3   <-- newly emitted key, same source
    38:24:40:21   0                   38:24:40:21   0
    40:18:43:22   0                   40:18:43:22   0
    36:6:40:21    1                   36:6:40:21    1
    41:63:43:22   1                   41:63:43:22   1
    

    Two things worth noting against the recommendation in this issue:

    1. 33:6:33:38 is not a count change on an existing key — it did not exist
      in the base run at all. The new specs made the compiler emit a different
      span for the same source branch, which then landed in the union beside the
      zero one instead of cancelling it. Containment would fold it
      (33:6:33:38 contains 33:31:33:38), so this case is consistent with the
      containment rule proposed here.
    2. 38:24:40:21 has no containing covered twin in either run. Its nearest
      covered neighbours are 36:6:38:24 and 36:6:40:21; the latter contains it
      (36:6 precedes 38:24, 40:21 is its end exactly), so containment folds
      this one too — but only if the rule compares across different branch
      entries
      , not just the two halves of one if/else. That is a detail the
      completion criteria here do not currently pin, and it is the difference
      between folding this case and leaving it.

    Net effect on the gate: src files 466/377/80.90% -> 467/379/81.16%,
    useFocusTrap.js 62.96% -> 64.29% — two regions for five lines of genuinely
    newly-driven behaviour.

    Provenance. Unit: npm run test:unit:coverage
    (TZ=UTC node tests/tools/coverage-report.mjs, node v26.10.0), local at
    900592b — useFocusTrap.js 100.00% lines / 100.00% regions, so both arms are
    e2e-only gaps. E2E: local npm run build:e2e:coverage,
    e2e-coverage-run.mjs init, npm run test:e2e:coverage with
    E2E_COVERAGE_DIR/E2E_COVERAGE_RUN_ID, seal --status passed,
    e2e-coverage-report.mjs --input <dir> --build build. The base run reproduces
    CI job End-to-end coverage (workflow Validate repository, run
    37164361552) at
    468/379/80.98% to within one region. Region keys dumped by instrumenting the
    union site; the instrumentation was local only and is not proposed for commit.

    No PR from me over tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs — that file belongs to
    #1051 and the other three in flight.


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  4. mrbobbytables commented on Oct 5, 2026

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    Consolidating: this issue is now the single tracker for the e2e reporter counting demonstrably-executed regions as uncovered. #1035 and #1066 describe the same root cause and are being closed as duplicates; PR #1051 is the first fix landing against this tracker.

  5. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 5, 2026

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    Additional evidence for the containment fold, from a file this issue does not name.

    src/components/ProjectsBorn/index.js is reported at 17 of 18 regions
    covered
    , and the single uncovered region is at line 5 — which is
    export default function ProjectsBorn({, the function's own declaration line.

    A function's range cannot have executed zero times while seventeen regions
    nested inside it executed. This is the same 8:7:170:1 whole-function shape
    the issue already records for MemberProfile.js, reached from a different
    direction: no prop-level or data-level test can retire it, because the arm is
    not actually unexecuted.

    Provenance: CI artifact e2e-coverage id 11346609952, from run
    37313638186,
    branch quality/test-cncf-project-card-meta-e2e at d56a49e
    (base 900592b). report.json entry:

    {
      "file": "src/components/ProjectsBorn/index.js",
      "executableLines": 53,
      "coveredLines": 53,
      "linePercent": 100,
      "uncoveredLines": [],
      "regions": 18,
      "coveredRegions": 17,
      "regionPercent": 94.44,
      "uncoveredRegions": [5]
    }

    report.txt from the same artifact: src files | 100.00 | 81.29 | 2099/2099 lines | 378/465 regions.

    Unit evidence that this is e2e-report-only, not a source gap:
    npm run test:unit:coverage (TZ=UTC node tests/tools/coverage-report.mjs,
    node v26.10.0) run locally at dfbb892 reports src files 100.00% lines /
    99.84% regions, with the only sub-100% file in src/ or scripts/ being
    scripts/lib/svg-active-content.mjs (97.67% regions, lines 457 465 475 637 —
    the four known-unreachable ?? '' fallbacks).

    Suggested addition to the completion criteria, since it is a second file the
    same rule has to reach:

    • ProjectsBorn/index.js line 5 is no longer reported uncovered, with no new test written for it

    No PR from me — this file is reached by the same union change in
    tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs that #1051 is rewriting.


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  6. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 5, 2026

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    Reproduced on real CI data, post-#1051 — and the recommended fold rule is not safely implementable

    I reproduced this end to end against real CI coverage data rather than a
    synthetic fixture, then dumped the region coordinates at the union site. The
    symptom is confirmed. The recommendation in this issue is not, and I have
    deliberately not opened a PR for it.

    How the run was reproduced

    This lane cannot run Chromium (libglib-2.0.so.0 absent, no root, apt not
    usable), so the e2e suite could not be executed locally. Instead:

    1. Downloaded the e2e-coverage artifact of run
      37317061554
      (Validate repository, main @ 8afaa67, after test: fold out phantom e2e coverage regions over covered lines #1051 merged as
      24a1f61) via gh api repos/cncf/endusers/actions/artifacts/11348560988/zip.
    2. Rebuilt the site at the same revision with npm run build:e2e:coverage
      under node 22.20.0 (matching the workflow's setup-node).
    3. Filtered the raw V8 artifacts to the script paths resolvable against that
      build: 70 of 82, with zero sourceSha256 mismatches — the locally
      rebuilt chunks are byte-identical to CI's, including
      assets/js/c1ce2b9c.8f0a7cfe.js, the exact member-directory chunk this
      issue names.
    4. Rendered with node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --input <dir> --build build.

    The render matches the artifact's own report.txt exactly for every
    MemberDirectory file:

    src/components/MemberDirectory/index.js       | 100.00 | 80.95 | | 31 34 40 43 101 140 155 163
    src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberCard.js  | 100.00 | 96.15 | | 75
    src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js | 100.00 | 92.31 | | 10 15
    

    (The aggregate differs — 87.09% here against CI's 87.88% — only because the 12
    unresolvable chunks cover other files. Every file discussed below is rendered
    from identical bytes.)

    So the three regions are real, they survive #1051, and tests/e2e/interactions.spec.js:261
    "clicking the backdrop closes the dialog" does exist and did pass in this run.

    The geometry does separate the three from lines 31/34/40/43

    Dumped from the union, each zero region with its overlapping covered neighbour:

    file zero region covered neighbour relationship
    MemberProfile.js 10:40-10:48 (0) 10:44-15:19 (1) covered starts strictly inside
    MemberProfile.js 15:19-15:80 (0) 15:70-38:15 (1) covered starts strictly inside
    MemberCard.js 75:19-75:40 (0) 75:33-81:1 (1) covered starts strictly inside
    MemberDirectory/index.js 31:10-31:58 (0) 31:58-34:21 (306) covered starts exactly at the end column
    MemberDirectory/index.js 34:10-34:54 (0) 34:54-37:68 (306) abutting
    MemberDirectory/index.js 40:10-40:56 (0) 40:56-43:22 (205) abutting
    MemberDirectory/index.js 43:10-43:42 (0) 43:42-47:7 (102) abutting

    An abutting-versus-strictly-overlapping rule therefore satisfies completion
    criteria 1 and 3 as written: lines 31/34/40/43 are the if (...) return false;
    guard arms of the filter predicate, they abut rather than overlap, and they stay
    uncovered.

    Why that rule still must not land

    The same strict-overlap geometry describes two regions the issue does not list:

    MemberDirectory/index.js  101:24-101:67 (0)  covered 101:65-105:30 (3)
    MemberDirectory/index.js  140:24-140:66 (0)  covered 140:64-144:28 (3)
    

    Line 101 is onChange={(event) => setIndustry(event.target.value)} and line 140
    is onChange={(event) => setHasArchitecture(event.target.checked)}. These are
    genuinely never-invoked handlers — they are precisely the undriven toolbar
    controls that open PRs #1058 and
    #1060 are covering with real
    tests. Folding them would mark two real gaps covered and silently delete the
    value of both PRs.

    Geometrically 101:24-101:67 is indistinguishable from 15:19-15:80: both are
    a whole arrow-function span at count 0 with a covered region beginning a few
    columns before their end. The overlap widths interleave (4, 10 and 7 columns for
    the three targets; 2 for both false folds), so no column threshold separates
    them either. The difference between them is semantic — whether the handler ran —
    which is exactly what the measurement is supposed to determine.

    The same-branch premise does not hold

    The recommendation rests on both halves deriving from the same branch. This
    issue's own artifact dump shows otherwise:

    <artifact B>  [('10:40:10:48', 0), ('10:44:15:19', 1), ('15:19:15:80', 0), ('15:70:38:15', 1), ...]
    

    Both halves of each pair co-occur within a single artifact, so within that
    artifact's branchMap they are distinct locations, not one branch observed
    twice. Keying on branch identity cannot fold them, and keying on span geometry
    folds too much.

    What I suggest instead

    1. Treat the recommendation as refuted and reopen the question of why the
      onMouseDown and onClose arrows record count 0 in a run whose backdrop
      test passed. That is a capture-side question — which artifact the interaction
      landed in and whether its coverage was collected after the mousedown — not a
      union-side one. A union fix cannot distinguish a drifted zero from a true
      zero, because by then both look the same.
    2. Keep completion criterion 2 but drop criteria 1 and 3 as specified; any
      replacement rule must be stated against lines 101 and 140 as explicit
      negative cases, not only against 31/34/40/43.
    3. Criterion 5 (--check-source-regions) lives in .github/workflows/ci.yml,
      which this lane's contributor-tier token cannot push — GitHub rejects a
      workflow diff from it outright. That step needs a human or an agent holding
      the Workflows permission
      regardless of how the rest resolves.

    No PR accompanies this comment: there is no implementation of the recommended
    rule that does not hide the gaps #1058 and #1060 are closing.


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  7. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 6, 2026

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    Measured: every coordinate-based fold rule proposed so far hides a real gap

    I set out to implement the containment rule in this issue's recommendation and
    stopped before opening a PR, because measuring it against the full corpus
    shows it silently folds regions that are genuine uncovered arms — including
    three that open PR #1104 is covering for real.

    Recording the measurement so the next attempt does not re-derive it.

    Provenance

    The four rules, measured

    rule src files folds this issue's 3 targets? also folds
    baseline (exact 4-coordinate key, #1051 applied) 420/459 = 91.50% no —
    containment (this issue's recommendation) — only 2 of 3 RadarReports 24, CaseStudies 46/64, profile-links 11
    overlap (any) 420/426 = 98.59% yes DirectoryFreshness 19/30/44/49, utils.js 16, RadarReports 24, CaseStudies 46/64, profile-links 11/53
    crossing (overlap, neither contains) 420/437 = 96.11% yes DirectoryFreshness 19/49, utils.js 16
    start-only key (#1066's shape) 363/397 = 91.44% no DirectoryFreshness 30/44, profile-links 11

    Why containment does not do what the issue says

    The issue states containment folds all three pairs. It does not: the covered
    twins start later than the zero region, so they overlap it rather than
    contain it.

    zero 10:40:10:48   covered twin 10:44:15:19     10:44 > 10:40  -> not contained
    zero 15:19:15:80   covered twin 15:70:35:24     15:70 > 15:19  -> not contained
    zero 75:19:75:40   covered twin 75:33:81:1      75:33 > 75:19  -> not contained
    

    MemberCard 75 and MemberProfile 15 are contained by a different, larger
    covered region (72:7:81:1 and 10:44:38:15). MemberProfile 10 is
    contained by nothing covered
    — no covered region in the file starts before
    10:44. And folding on containment is the worst of the four options, because a
    zero block nested inside a covered block is the normal shape of a genuinely
    unexecuted branch: it folds RadarReports 24 (21:0:29:26 encloses it),
    profile-links 11 (11:0:20:3 encloses it) and both CaseStudies arms.

    What the regions actually are

    v8-to-istanbul here does not produce multi-arm branches. Dumping
    coverageData.branchMap for MemberProfile.js across all 25 artifacts that
    carry it: every branch has exactly one location, identical to the branch's
    own loc
    . A "region" is therefore one V8 block range mapped back through
    the source map, not an arm of a branch.

    That matters, because V8 block ranges are strictly nested. So:

    • containment between two mapped regions is the shape of real nesting —
      an inner block that did not run inside an outer block that did. Folding it
      is folding away exactly the signal region coverage exists to carry.
    • crossing is impossible in true V8 data, so a crossing pair proves one of
      the two is mis-mapped. But it does not say which, and the rule as written
      always discards the zero one. For DirectoryFreshness 49 the zero region is
      the real one: landscapeDate is always truthy, so the right operand of
      (landscapeDate || architecturesDate) genuinely never evaluates — which is
      precisely what test: cover DirectoryFreshness's unparseable-timestamp arms end to end #1104 is adding a variant build to cover.

    Ends drift, starts are stable

    The one thing the data does show cleanly is which coordinate is untrustworthy.
    Same chunk, same start, two artifacts, different ends:

    15:70:35:24   /  15:70:38:15
    10:44:15:19   /  10:44:38:15
    43:10:71:39   /  43:10:49:51
    58:15:67:44   /  58:15:58:44
    105:11:129:41 /  105:11:105:40
    

    This is #1051's own stated mechanism — a mapped end "lands on whatever mapping
    precedes it" in minified output — showing up in the keys.

    But keying on the start alone (row 4 above) does not help either: it is
    neutral on the gate (91.44% vs 91.50%), it does not fold any of this
    issue's three targets, and it does fold profile-links 11, where
    11:0:11:6 (zero) and 11:0:20:3 (covered) share a start and are genuinely
    different blocks.

    Recommendation — replace the one in the description

    No rule over these mapped coordinates separates drift from a real gap, because
    the coordinates themselves are the thing that is wrong. Each of the four rules
    above buys gate percentage by deleting regions a reviewer can show are real.
    A gate that rises because the denominator was pruned is worse than one that
    reads low.

    The tractable direction is to stop mapping imprecise coordinates at all:
    build the E2E_COVERAGE=1 bundle unminified, so the generated→original
    mapping is close to identity and V8's block ranges land on the spans they
    actually came from. That is a change to the coverage build only
    (docusaurus.config.js / npm run build:e2e:coverage); it does not touch
    .github/workflows/**, it does not affect npm run build:production, the
    gating End-to-end tests job, or the deployed site.

    I have not verified that this removes the drift. It needs a coverage run,
    and this lane cannot launch a browser (chrome-headless-shell fails on a
    missing libglib-2.0.so.0 and the sandbox has no root to install it), so the
    claim is a hypothesis with a clear test, not a result. Whoever picks it up
    should re-render the same artifact shape and check whether the five same-start
    pairs above collapse.

    Revised completion criteria

    • The E2E_COVERAGE=1 build is unminified, and a coverage run shows the
      same-start/different-end pairs above collapsing to one region each
    • MemberProfile.js 10 and 15 and MemberCard.js 75 are no longer
      reported uncovered, with no new test written for them
    • DirectoryFreshness.js 19 and 49, utils.js 16, RadarReports 6 and
      24, profile-links 11, and CaseStudies 46 and 64 are still
      reported uncovered, so the fix is not pruning the denominator
    • A regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs pins whichever
      union rule lands
    • --check-source-regions re-derived (needs a human or an agent holding
      the Workflows permission — .github/workflows/ci.yml cannot be pushed by
      this lane's token; tracked in [quality] ratchet the e2e source-region gate: still 80 while the suite achieves 87.88 #1105)

    The third box is the one the four measured rules all fail.


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  8. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 6, 2026

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    The containment fold in step 1 is refuted by the measured data

    Re-measured now that #1051 has merged (24a1f61), so the residue this issue
    describes can be looked at directly instead of by re-rendering someone else's
    branch.

    Provenance. Published CI artifact e2e-coverage, id 11390121619, from run
    37412914368,
    unpacked and re-rendered locally with tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs at
    main 7ab301e (node v26.10.0). Reproduces byte-for-byte: src files 100.00%
    lines / 91.29% regions, 419/459. The three regions this issue names are
    still uncovered in it:

    src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberCard.js    | 100.00 | 96.30 |  | 75
    src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js | 100.00 | 92.31 |  | 10 15
    

    1. v8-to-istanbul gives every region its own branch, so "same branch" is not available

    Dumping branchMap per artifact for MemberProfile.js (25 artifacts carry it)
    shows each branch holding exactly one location:

    --- artifact 6
    branch loc=10:40:10:48  [["10:40:10:48",0]]
    branch loc=10:44:15:19  [["10:44:15:19",1]]
    branch loc=15:19:15:80  [["15:19:15:80",0]]
    branch loc=15:70:38:15  [["15:70:38:15",1]]
    ...
    --- artifact 1 (and 15 others)
    branch loc=8:7:170:1    [["8:7:170:1",0]]
    

    These are V8 block ranges, one per branch, not istanbul branch arms. There is
    no sibling relation to key on, so "both derive from the same branch" has
    nothing to evaluate.

    2. The headline case is not contained by its covered twin

    10:44:15:19 does not contain 10:40:10:48 — it starts four columns later.
    A containment rule does not fold the case this issue was opened about.

    3. Containment does hold for arms that are genuinely uncovered

    I evaluated three predicates against every uncovered region in the run — line
    containment, full span containment, and overlap — asking in each case whether
    some covered region from any artifact of that file satisfies it:

    file / region                                   lineContain spanContain overlap
    MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js 10:40:10:48         2           0          2
    MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js 15:19:15:80         4           1          3
    MemberDirectory/MemberCard.js    75:19:75:40         3           1          2
    --- genuinely uncovered, tests in flight ---
    GroupLinkStatus/index.js          7:33:7:50          1           0          1
    GroupLinkStatus/index.js         32:32:32:50         2           0          2
    GroupLinkStatus/index.js         33:41:33:71         1           0          1
    MemberDirectory/DirectoryFreshness.js 30:12:30:28    2           2          2
    MemberDirectory/DirectoryFreshness.js 44:12:44:31    2           2          2
    RadarReports/index.js            24:40:24:46         3           1          1
    MetricsDashboard/index.js        65:21:65:31         3           1          2
    ReferenceArchitectures/index.js  34:35:34:41         4           1          2
    

    Every predicate fires on arms that are really uncovered and that open work
    is writing tests for: DirectoryFreshness's plural arms (PR #1104) are fully
    span-contained, scoring higher than two of the three targets; RadarReports line
    24 (#1097) and GroupLinkStatus (#1094, PR #1113) are enclosed the same way.

    The shapes are identical because they are the same shape: a branch arm inside
    an enclosing block, mapped back from V8's ranges. GroupLinkStatus zero
    7:33:7:50 sitting against covered 7:45:23:39 is the same tiling as
    MemberProfile zero 10:40:10:48 against covered 10:44:15:19. Enclosure
    carries no information about drift.

    So step 1 cannot be implemented as written. It misses the case it was
    written for and erases three clusters of real gaps. I have not implemented it.

    What I did land

    Step 2 — "keep single-line regions that have no containing covered twin
    distinct" — is the part the data supports, and it had no test. PR
    #1114 adds one: two artifacts of
    one script producing

    artifact 0   1:0:3:12 = 1
    artifact 1   1:0:1:12 = 1   1:6:1:12 = 0   1:6:3:12 = 1
    

    where the zero 1:6:1:12 is enclosed by 1:0:3:12 from the other artifact
    (the step-1 rule), by 1:0:1:12 (line containment), and by 1:6:3:12 (same
    start column, differing end — #1066's key). It asserts the region survives all
    three. That is the guard that makes the refutation above enforceable rather
    than a note in a thread.

    What still needs a human

    • Step 1 needs a different mechanism, not a different threshold. Nothing in
      the artifact distinguishes these three regions from a real gap; the proof
      that they executed is a passing assertion in a spec, which is outside the
      report's reach. A sound fix probably has to change what is measured —
      per-artifact range identity before the source-map round trip — rather than
      how coordinates are compared afterwards. I am not opening a PR for that on a
      guess.
    • Steps 3 and 4 follow from step 1 and are blocked with it. Step 4 edits
      .github/workflows/ci.yml, which this lane's contributor-tier token cannot
      push at all; the gate is --check-source-regions 80 against a measured
      91.29%, tracked separately in [quality] ratchet the e2e source-region gate: still 80 while the suite achieves 87.88 #1105.

    Updating the completion criteria accordingly: the first box as written is not
    reachable, and I would rather say so than leave it looking merely unstarted.


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  10. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 6, 2026

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    Two more instances, in a file this issue does not name — and they split into
    the two shapes cleanly, which matters for picking a fold rule.

    Provenance. CI artifact e2e-coverage, id 11383321728, the merge-queue
    run on main at 7ab301e, job End-to-end coverage. Unpacked and re-rendered
    locally with node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --input <artifact>
    (node v26.10.0), which reproduces the published numbers exactly —
    src files | 100.00 | 91.27 | 2099/2099 lines | 418/458 regions and
    src/lib/profile-links.mjs | 100.00 | 82.35 | | 11 51 53. The artifact is
    self-contained since #1040, so no build is needed to reproduce this.

    The two regions, and what proves they ran

    Both are the early returns of websiteUrl:

    51   if (typeof value !== 'string') return null;
    52   const trimmed = value.trim();
    53   if (!trimmed) return null;
    • Line 51. tests/e2e/fixtures/data/community-people.json appends
      Coverage Fixture Absent Website with "blog": null.
      tests/e2e/data-fixtures.spec.js — "PersonDialog drops a website the
      profile does not carry"
      — opens that dialog and asserts
      getByRole('link', { name: 'Website' }) has count 0. A null blog
      cannot yield no link without taking the line-51 return.
    • Line 53. The same overlay's Coverage Fixture Person carries
      "blog": "", and "PersonDialog falls back to 'Community member' with no
      role or company"
      opens that dialog. Independent confirmation that the render
      happened: src/components/CommunityPeople/index.js line 63 — the
      || 'Community member' arm, reachable from that fixture and nothing else —
      is reported covered in the same run. websiteUrl("") passes the
      typeof test and returns at line 53 in that very render.

    Both specs are in a describe gated on E2E_COVERAGE === '1', which the
    coverage job sets, and the run's manifest.json records "status": "passed"
    with uncapturedScripts: [].

    Region keys, dumped at the union site

    tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs instrumented to print each key with its
    script URL and count:

    3fa7bede.d32fc5ef.js   51:33:51:45  count=0     <- the line-51 return
    c6aee51b.304225bc.js   51:33:51:45  count=0
    3fa7bede.d32fc5ef.js   52:2:53:16   count=1
    3fa7bede.d32fc5ef.js   52:2:53:28   count=1
    c6aee51b.304225bc.js   52:2:53:28   count=1
    3fa7bede.d32fc5ef.js   53:16:53:28  count=0     <- the line-53 return
    

    No variant build is involved. The variant chunk
    (e2e-coverage-variant/.../3fa7bede.2794d31e.js) emits exactly one key for
    this file, 31:7:36:1, and nothing at lines 51–53. Neither is the attribution
    filter dropping anything: both real chunks carrying the module are kept
    (converted.sourceFiles.length 4 and 5, both in attributedPaths). So this is
    same-build residue, like the three in the issue body.

    The two shapes

    Line 53 has a covered twin that shares its END coordinate.
    52:2:53:28 (count 1) and 53:16:53:28 (count 0) end at the identical
    53:28. That is narrower than the containment rule the comments above measured
    and refuted: it is not "some covered region encloses this one", it is "a
    covered region ends at exactly the same point", which is the signature of one
    branch emitted at two granularities rather than of a genuine unexecuted arm.
    I have not opened a PR for it — the refutations above are about containment,
    and whether same-end-coordinate is safe needs measuring against the full corpus
    the same way, including the #1104 regions that the containment rule wrongly
    folded. Flagging it as a candidate worth that measurement, not as a rule to
    land.

    Worth noting the two chunks disagree about this region's very existence:
    c6aee51b emits no key at line 53 at all, covering the same text with the
    single span 52:2:53:28. The zero exists only because the other chunk
    subdivides it.

    Line 51 has no twin at all. Nothing covered starts or ends anywhere near
    51:33:51:45 — 52:2:… begins after it. So no coordinate-folding rule
    proposed so far reaches line 51, exactly as the RadarReports line 6 case in
    #1097 does not. It is a region
    proven to execute, with no covered coordinate to fold it onto, in a single
    build.

    That second shape seems to me the harder half of this tracker, and it now has
    two independent instances rather than one.

    No change to any open PR, and no new issue filed — recording it here since this
    is the consolidated tracker.


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  12. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 7, 2026

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    task-list sweep: 0 of 5 items ticked. Not closing yet — outstanding boxes remain.

    Outstanding items:

    • 🔲 A zero-count region contained by a covered region from another artifact of the same chunk folds into it, including when the start columns differ
    • 🔲 MemberProfile.js 10 and 15 and MemberCard.js 75 are no longer reported uncovered, with no new test written for them
    • 🔲 MemberDirectory/index.js lines 31, 34, 40 and 43 remain reported uncovered until test: cover the member directory's four undriven toolbar controls #1060 merges
    • 🔲 A regression test in tests/e2e-coverage-report.test.mjs covers the differing-start-column union
    • 🔲 --check-source-regions re-derived from the corrected number

    Merged PRs referencing this issue so far:

    This comment is edited in place by the task-list sweep on every cycle; it is not duplicated.

  13. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 7, 2026

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    Verified still open after #1114 (which pinned the report boundary but changed no collection behavior).

    Fresh evidence from the published e2e-coverage artifact on merge_group run 37627339440 (main, 2026-10-07):

    src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberCard.js    | 100.00 | 96.15 |  | 75
    src/components/MemberDirectory/MemberProfile.js | 100.00 | 89.29 |  | 10 15
    

    The three demonstrably-executed single-line regions are still reported uncovered. Per #1114's own pin, enclosure by a covered region is not evidence of drift — so the remainder here is real: either the coverage build still does not execute these arms (logo:null profile, card image-fallback, backdrop/Escape dismissal), or V8 range collection drops them. Labelling hive/verified-open; the remainder (making the arms reachable in the coverage build, building on the #965 approach) is implementation work outside scanner's issues-only scope.


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  15. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 8, 2026

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    A fourth region with the same shape, and a control run that isolates it

    Filed as evidence for the fix here, not as a new case to fold separately:
    src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js line 51 behaves exactly like the three
    regions in the body, and this time the "it ran" half is a measurement rather
    than an inference from a passing assertion.

    The region is the previousFocus operand of the effect cleanup:

    51  (triggerRef.current || previousFocus)?.focus?.();

    tests/e2e/focus-trap-trigger-unmounted.spec.js (#1178, for #1177) reaches it
    by filtering the open profile's card out of the member directory, which unmounts
    the trigger and the dialog in one commit.

    Control run, that spec alone, real build only, at 03cfcfe:

    src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js | 83.93 | 42.86 | 30 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 | 29 34 35
    

    Line 51 is absent — the real build's artifact records it covered.

    Full two-build run, same revision, same spec included, 341 passed:

    src/components/hooks/useFocusTrap.js | 100.00 | 90.48 |  | 35 51
    src files                            | 100.00 | 91.72 | 2099/2099 lines | 443/483 regions
    

    The zero comes back. Nothing about the interaction changed between the two runs;
    the only difference is that the union now includes the variant build's artifact
    for the same chunk. That is the drift this issue documents, and it is why the
    spec in #1178 is stated as behaviour rather than as a coverage claim.

    What this adds for whoever lands the union fix:

    • It is a fourth case, and the first on a path with no data variant of its
      own — so the drift is not confined to components the variant build renders
      differently. Both halves come from one chunk built twice, as in the body.
    • The control run gives a cheap regression check for the fix: with the union
      corrected, the full run's uncovered list for this file should collapse to the
      control's, i.e. line 51 leaves and only line 35 remains.
    • Line 35 (if (!focusable?.length) return;) should not be expected to
      leave. Both lightboxes always render a close button, so the dialog's
      button, a[href] list is never empty and the guard's taken arm has no browser
      path at all — it is a phantom of the kind test: fold out phantom e2e coverage regions over covered lines #1051 folds, not drift.

    Provenance: npm run build:e2e:coverage then test:e2e:coverage run locally on
    2026-10-08 at 03cfcfe, node v26.10.0, chromium via the repository's pinned
    Playwright; report rendered with
    node tests/tools/e2e-coverage-report.mjs --build build --check-source 100 --check-source-regions 91 --require-source-files,
    which exits 0. The main baseline it is compared against is CI artifact
    e2e-coverage id 11518581518, run
    37702408788, job
    End-to-end coverage, head 678f79d.


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  16. mrbobbytables commented on Oct 8, 2026

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    Status: #1163 merged, folding the crossing-region drift this issue measured. The only remaining completion criterion is re-deriving the --check-source-regions floor in .github/workflows/ci.yml from the corrected number — a workflow edit the Hive lane cannot push, hence the needs-human label. Once the floor is raised this can close.

  17. hivecommons-hive commented on Oct 8, 2026

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    What to reply

    • /hive approve: go with the recommendation
    • /hive decision <your instructions>: go ahead, following your instructions
    • /hive help: show these again

    If this issue is waiting only for reporter confirmation after a merged fix, the reporter or a maintainer can reply /fixed instead.

    Only a maintainer with write access can un-park; everything else is ignored. Full command reference: https://github.com/hivecommons/hive/blob/v5/src/docs/maintainer-commands.md.

  18. mrbobbytables commented on Oct 8, 2026

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    Verified against a full local run of the pipeline at main 29fd4d8 (340 passed; src files | 100.00 | 95.22 | 438/460 regions):

    One residue: the fourth region recorded above, useFocusTrap.js line 51, survives #1163's fold (100.00 | 90.48 | | 35 51 on the same run) — its drift pair evidently nests rather than strictly crosses, so the crossing rule does not fire. The execution proof from the control run stands. Split out as #1202 so this issue can close on its own criteria; line 35 is the phantom guard arm the comment above already predicted would stay.

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