perf(situ): one root per report, disclosures as attributes, and a changed file's lexical siblings - #219
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… on every row that had one
A change report states its absolute root once, in the envelope, and every path
below it is relative to that root — that is what test/rootrelemitcheck.sh ARM 1/2/5
prove, and what makes the document independent of where the tree is checked out.
One emitter never joined: testmap.h's spell(), which builds the run= command, pasted
diskPath() verbatim. On an absolute root `--test-gate` therefore printed the checkout
prefix three times (the root= anchor, next=, and every <t> row's run=) and `--situ`
once per runnable test line — a per-ROW cost against a per-DOCUMENT fact. The sweep
missed it because test/fixture holds no runner script at all: every test row reads
run_unknown="1" there, so the one emitter that pastes a PATH INSIDE A COMMAND was
never exercised.
TestRunnerIndex now takes the run's crawl root and spells the command through the
same rw::sarif::rootRelativeUri every p= beside it goes through; the hand-rolled
leading-"./" strip becomes that one call rather than a second rule. The root is
passed at all fourteen construction sites (--affected, --exercises, --test-gate XML
and JSON, --situ, --pr-context, --handoff, --pack-task XML and JSON, --flags --flip,
the MCP situational_awareness twin and the edit receipt), so the twelve emitters that
share the index cannot disagree about the spelling. A multi-root run, whose disk path
is under no single root, keeps the absolute command: an unrelativizable command must
stay pasteable rather than become relative to a root that does not contain it. The
rule is stated where it is consumed — kRunHintLegendClause gains "A run= command is
relative to root=." (27 B, rows-gated like the rest of that clause) and --situ's [2]
header says "a (run: …) is relative to root:".
Measured with wc -c on a clean tree, same cache, absolute root:
ripwire tree (root 132 chars) --test-gate=src/testmap.h 5,327 -> 5,100 B
RocksDB @0e2801ac (root 66) --test-gate=db/write_batch.cc 9,793 -> 9,696 B
--situ=db/write_batch.cc 7,445 -> 7,412 B
--affected=db/write_batch.cc 6,971 -> 6,941 B
The saving is one root spelling per echo minus the 27 B legend clause, so it scales
with checkout depth and with the number of rows that HAVE a runner.
Gate: test/rootrelemitcheck.sh ARM 9 — a fixture with a real runner script (mention
evidence) at two checkout depths, over the eight verbs that echo a command. It asserts
one anchor per document, zero absolute paths elsewhere, depth-independence, and that
the printed run= actually EXECUTES from the declared root. Red first on the unchanged
binary: 8 FAIL rows (test-gate 3 leaks of 4 occurrences, situ 2 of 3, affected 2 of 3,
exercises 1 of 2, plus the run=/next= runnability and disclosure rows). Green after.
test/runhintcheck.sh's pins move with the contract: the arm that pinned run= to "the
root spelling the caller passed" now asserts the absolute and relative scans print the
SAME command, and that it runs from the root. test/printf_parity.manifest re-pinned for
pack_task alone (the legend clause); 41 of 42 verbs unchanged.
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…wice as a paragraph
--situ has no XML root, so every fact it owed a reader was written as a sentence and
the sentences kept growing: the graph-count floor clause 601 B, the decl/def partner
header 228 B, the tests-to-run header 267 B, the script-gate caveat 158 B. A byte
attribution over the frozen question set put ~800 B per answer in those four lines —
repeated on every call, and carrying facts (a floor, two gauges, a cap, an ordering,
a blind-spot count) that a consumer can only act on once they are NAMED. METHODOLOGY
§9 already says where honesty lives: in the attributes, not in the sentence around
them.
Each of the five becomes an attribute line, spelled exactly as the XML and JSON
dialects already spell the same fact, so the three share one vocabulary:
floor line counts_floor=1 graph_ambiguous= graph_unresolved= graph_unindexed= 601 -> 198 B
partners decl/def partners (N) not_dependents=1 228 -> 134 B
[1] header prcontext_cap=20 beside shown=/total=/capped= -55 B
[2] header order=evidence, the attribute --affected's root already carries 267 -> 220 B
script gates script_gates_unmodelled=N, the counter --affected publishes 158 -> 132 B
Nothing is dropped. Every floor, cap and caveat survives, and the two readings with
no attribute form — how to read a zero, and what [changed]/[partner]/hops mean on a
row — stay as the shortest sentence that defines them.
Measured with wc -c, same cache, same commit:
this repo --situ=src/situ.h 2,320 -> 1,836 B (-484)
--situ=src/testmap.h 2,302 -> 1,818 B (-484)
RocksDB @0e2801ac --situ=db/write_batch.cc 7,412 -> 6,781 B (-631)
That is below the ~800 B the attribution predicted: the prediction assumed the gauge
names could go unglossed, and they carry a four-word gloss here instead.
Gate: new test/situshapecheck.sh, one arm per converted disclosure — the attribute is
present, its value agrees with the XML sibling's where one exists (graph_unindexed=
against --affected's root, script_gates_unmodelled= against --affected's), the reading
survives, and a per-line byte ratchet so the prose cannot creep back. Red first on the
previous binary: 10 FAIL rows. Listed in test/regression.sh in this commit (612 -> 613
gates, generator re-run). test/floormarkcheck.sh (9) stays green — it matches
"counts_floor=1" and "is a FLOOR, never a total", and situshapecheck mirrors both so a
regression reds in both. test/rootrelemitcheck.sh ARM 6's --situ row extraction is
re-pinned: the section's closing disclosure is now an attribute line rather than a
parenthesised sentence, and a row path never contains "=".
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…uld reach
--situ's [1] section answers "what depends on this" with a caller walk, and the
files that actually move WITH a changed file are mostly invisible to it: a header
does not call the source that implements it, an .inl has no grammar in any build so
it is not in the index at all, and a harness the graph cannot link (a fixture-built
test, a generated main) is reached by nothing. A byte-and-answer attribution over a
frozen 30-question set found two incomplete answers sitting exactly there.
Section [1] now lists them, under the decl/def partners and the floor clause:
lexical siblings (3) not_dependents=1 — same directory and stem as a changed
file (header/impl partner, test, .inl); static, not a graph result:
core/widget.h
core/widget.inl
core/widget_test.cc
The rule is the dumbest one that is always right — SAME DIRECTORY, and the same
filename stem or the stem-partner convention testmap.h already owns (<stem>_test,
test_<stem>, <Stem>Test, _unittest, _spec). Same directory is load-bearing, not a
speed trick: a same-stem file in another directory is a NAMESAKE, and listing
namesakes would make the block noise on exactly the large trees it is for. The
candidate population is the CRAWL's rather than the INDEX's, so the .inl/.ipp/.tcc
partner a C++ change most often has to edit is named; the crawl's unsupported-extension
ROW list is itself capped, which is the one way this list can be short of the truth,
and that is disclosed as unindexed_rows_floor=1. Capped at 8 with shown=/total=/
capped=1 and a pasteable next:, raisable with --limit like the report's other two
listings. The block is ADDITIVE to the decl/def partners above it: a file is often
both, and suppressing the overlap was tried and reverted because it removed widget.h
from "the siblings of widget.cc" — the one row a reader of the block is looking for —
to save about 20 B. It sits after the floor clause because it carries no graph-derived
count for that clause to qualify.
The MCP situational_awareness twin carries the same list as "siblings" with
"siblings_total". Both surfaces relativize through a STORED-path form of the same
relativizer, because an unindexed sibling has no fileId at all — the one file this
report names that the index does not hold.
Measured with wc -c, same cache, same commit: RocksDB @0e2801ac
--situ=db/write_batch.cc 6,781 -> 6,967 B, a one-row block naming db/write_batch_test.cc
that no other section of that report reaches. On this repo every source file is a lone
.h, so no file has a lexical sibling and the report is byte-unchanged.
Gate: test/situshapecheck.sh arms (7)-(7d) — a fixture with a .h/.cc/_test.cc/.inl
quadruple, a same-stem DECOY in another directory and a same-directory different-stem
file (both must be absent), a nine-sibling stem for the cap and its disclosure and for
--limit's relief, a no-git copy of the same tree proving the block is static (which is
also why it cannot leak), and the MCP twin agreeing row for row. Red first: 4 FAIL rows.
docs/LIMITS.md and docs/TUNING.md regenerated for the new row cap (208 -> 209 caps).
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…shape # Conflicts: # docs/LIMITS.md # docs/TUNING.md # test/regression.sh
…number after two lanes each added one Both lanes added a gate (forwidencheck and situshapecheck) and each committed the count its own tree could see. The merge resolves the absorb loop to the union, so the count is a build product again rather than either side's reading — regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py, which is what test/gatecountcheck.sh re-derives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…o already had --quality-delta across the lane reported the clone directly: situDirOf was a 44-token copy of siblift.h's siblift_detail::dirOf, the other same-directory lens, and writeSituSiblingRows took the three page fields loose (6 params, bar 5) where every other --situ emitter takes the SituPageArgs the caller already holds. Both are the reuse-first rule, and both were a fresh symbol's worth of debt, not an inherited one: dirOf is now called, not copied, and the sibling test is its own named predicate (isLexicalSiblingOf) so lexicalSiblings reads as the two loops it is. Output is byte-identical; test/situshapecheck.sh ALL PASS either way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
--quality-delta over the whole lane (ff8d77a..HEAD) gates on nine api-surface rows, and all nine are ONE change: TestRunnerIndex's constructor takes the run's crawl root, and the eight sites that build one pass the root they already hold. That parameter IS the fix — without it the runner command cannot be spelled relative to the root the document declares (test/rootrelemitcheck.sh ARM 9) — so the finding is accurate and acknowledged rather than argued with. Acked by SYMBOL, nine rows, one reason; the default HEAD-vs-worktree delta reads gating="0" with no acks at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…test row, and two new arms used the banned one-line verdict
The full suite caught what the targeted set could not. A5 turned --situ's closing
script-gate disclosure from a parenthesised sentence into the attribute line
`script_gates_unmodelled=N — …`, and three gates had discriminated rows from prose by
"does the line start with (": testrowruncheck (8) and (12) and rootrelemitcheck ARM 6
all then read that disclosure as a path row. The fix is the right discriminator and it
had to be got right twice: a ROW's first token is a path, but a GROUPED row opens with
`[hops=N]`, so "the first token contains =" would have dropped every <g> row's paths
and silently weakened the multiset assertion — the check is on the LEADING bytes
(`^[a-z_]+=`), which only an attribute line has. testgatepagecheck (c) pinned the
pr-context cap as a trailing SENTENCE inside the [1] parenthetical; it now pins the
same meaning through prcontext_cap=, the attribute that replaced it.
test/gateexitcheck.sh (G2) was right about situshapecheck: two of its arms reported a
verdict through a single-line `… && ok … || no …`, which prints FAIL for an arm that
passed when the PASS write is interrupted (bash's SIGCHLD has no SA_RESTART). Both are
wrapped.
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- Line 329: Update the grouped-path parsing around affected_tests to split each
group on raw commas, then apply html.unescape() to every component before
passing paths to norm_path; add the html module import alongside the existing
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- Around line 491-493: Optimize lexicalSiblings by precomputing each changed
path’s directory and normalized stem-partner keys, indexing them for lookup, and
using that index while scanning unchanged indexed files and unsupported rows
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…shape # Conflicts: # src/flipimpact.h # src/packtask.h # src/testmap.h # test/printf_parity.manifest # test/rootrelemitcheck.sh # test/testrowruncheck.sh
…or, and the roots that never declared themselves Ten findings from a review of #219, every one of them a document a reader holding it could not resolve, plus a lifetime bug the gates caught on the way. A RELATIVE COMMAND IS ONLY AS GOOD AS ITS ANCHOR. The run-hint clause claimed "relative to root=" unconditionally — including on a MULTI-root run, which declares no root= at all and (correctly) keeps the absolute command. The spelling and the sentence now answer to ONE predicate, testmap.h's runsAreRootRelative( ing, root ), so they cannot disagree; all eight legend sites and the TestRunnerIndex read it. --flags --flip spelled every p= through relForHash and declared no root either: <flip> now carries root= with the one sentence that defines it. The MCP edit receipt, the surface that hands a caller a command to PASTE, spelled "file", every tests_to_run[].run and its stderr "next:" relative to a root it never named; it now carries "root", single-root only. And --help still said run= is "spelled with the same root you scanned" — not true since 9803539; --help and docs/COMMANDS.md now say what the code does. A "./" THAT RETURNED TOO EARLY. sarif.h rootRelativeUri stripped a leading "./" and RETURNED before the root prefix was tried: right for the root ".", wrong for every other relative spelling. `ripwire ./corp` stores "./corp/test/x.sh", the early return yielded "corp/test/x.sh", and pasting that from the declared root is `cd ./corp && bash corp/test/x.sh` — rc 127. Both sides now drop the optional "./" first and compare what is left; the root "." case stays byte-identical. rootrelemitcheck ARM 9b is the matrix this deserved: ".", "corp", "./corp", "corp/", an absolute path and a symlink all print the SAME command, and every printed command is EXECUTED from the root it names. A SMALL BLOCK PAGED WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S WINDOW. The lexical-siblings block honoured page.offset — section [1]'s blast-radius offset. --offset=20 printed "shown=0 total=9 capped=1" with a next= offering --limit=9, relief that cannot restore rows an OFFSET removed; --offset=7 dropped six rows silently. Cap and --limit, no offset, like the decl/def rows above it. unindexed_rows_floor was computed only for a NON-EMPTY list and the emitter suppressed the empty one, so a cut that removed the only candidate printed nothing at all — the silent zero METHODOLOGY §9 forbids. The floor is a property of the CANDIDATE LIST, so it rides the empty case too, in both dialects. The MCP twin's siblings_total was the length of the array beside it; it now states siblings_capped explicitly. AN ATTRIBUTE WITHOUT A READING IS A TOKEN. Four readings went out with the four sentences A5 compressed: the floor's cause (call edges are name-based), what an unindexed file IS, which header the resolver gauges come from, and whose cap prcontext_cap= is. --situ is the one dialect with no legend to look a name up in (it refuses --legend=compact), so each gauge keeps a short gloss and situshapecheck arm (8) asserts the READING, not the token. Two ratchets moved with them (floor 200 -> 360, partner 140 -> 220): a ratchet that forbids a restored disclosure is aimed at the wrong thing. A DANGLING VIEW THE GATES FOUND. runHintClauseIfRows now BUILDS its clause (the root sentence is conditional), and PackTaskHeaderParts holds string_views: binding runClause straight to the returned temporary read freed memory the moment the full expression ended. It showed as exactly that — packtaskcheck's bundle both malformed and non-deterministic, two runs two sha256s, and xmlwellformed red on --pack-task --json. The clause is owned by a named local now, like report and droppedPositiveAttr beside it. MEASURED, wc -c, this lane's base binary (6621370) against this one over the SAME tree, so the pair carries all three --situ entries together. This repo (root 131 chars): --situ=src/graph.h 4,448 -> 2,955 B, --situ=src/situ.h 2,332 -> 2,040 B, --situ=src/testmap.h 2,325 -> 2,033 B, --test-gate=src/testmap.h 5,455 -> 5,247 B. RocksDB @0e2801ac (root 66 chars): --situ=db/write_batch.cc 7,489 -> 7,376 B, --test-gate 9,946 -> 9,868 B, --affected 7,124 -> 7,113 B. The four compressed lines, by situshapecheck's own ${#line} on this repo at --situ=src/graph.h (the partner header on the gate's fixture): 601 -> 344, 228 -> 209, 233 -> 220, 167 -> 132 — 1,229 -> 905 B. The CHANGELOG carried a different before-pair for two of those lines than the gate did; one number, one corpus, both now the gate's. RED FIRST: situshapecheck shows 17 FAIL rows against 6621370's binary (arms (8)-(11) are new); receiptpostcheck (18), rootrelemitcheck ARM 9b/9c/9d and runhintcheck 2c/2d are red there too. Two gate self-checks were wrong the same way the code was — an empty run= made `eval ""` succeed, and an empty next= fell out of an if/elif chain printing neither PASS nor FAIL — so each now reds on the outcome it exists to forbid. PINS MOVED: testgatelegendbudgetcheck 3,000 -> 3,070 B for the 56 B conditional root sentence (measured 2,957 -> 3,013 B on its src/model.h fixture), and test/printf_parity.manifest for pack_task and help_all, the two labels whose text this round changed. situStemOf was a fourth spelling of stripExt( baseNameOf( p ) ); one mention.h pathStem serves all four sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…e of the conflict was the answer The merge of origin/main conflicted on test/printf_parity.manifest's help_all row: this lane rewrote the run= paragraph (--help said run= is "spelled with the same root you scanned", which stopped being true when the command became root-relative) and #217 rewrote the reference-guide text in the same help output. The manifest pins a sha256 of the whole capture, so NEITHER side's hash describes the merged binary — taking either one would have shipped a pin that is red the moment it is checked. Re-generated with UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 against the clean rebuild of the merged tree: moved={help_all}, 41 unchanged, which is exactly the one label both sides moved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
--quality-delta over the whole PR (0e3573a..HEAD) gates on three rows, and two of them are ONE change: the claim "a run= command is relative to root=" is CONDITIONAL — a multi-root run declares no root= and keeps the absolute command — so the predicate that decides the SPELLING has to reach every site that states the CLAIM. prLegendText takes rootRelativeRuns (api-surface, 2 -> 4 params counting the row's own measure) and writeFlipHeader takes it plus the root= attribute <flip> now declares (params 4 -> 7). A legend that claims a relativity the spelling does not have is exactly the defect this round fixes, so the parameter IS the fix and the finding is acknowledged rather than argued with. The third is a duplication row pairing testmap.h runsAreRootRelative with mcp.h mcpOmitsGitVerbs at 19 tokens: both are two-term boolean returns and they share nothing else — one asks whether the run has a single declarable root, the other whether a server build omits the git verbs. Merging them would name neither. Acked by SYMBOL, three rows, one reason; the default HEAD-vs-worktree delta reads gating="0" with no acks at all. Ledger diff: exactly three +ack lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Correction to my previous comment. The owner tells me an Opus session is working #212, #214, #215 and #218. This lane was not named, so I do not know whose it is and I am holding off rather than guessing — nothing merged, nothing touched. Keeping the one piece that matters for whoever merges main here: #217 re-pinned |
…c that counts caps The sibling-row cap this PR adds (kSituSiblingRowsShown) made the inventory 210 -> 211, and docs/LIMITS.md moved with it in the commit that added the cap — but two generated numbers did not. README.md's cap-inventory sentence still said 210 (test/readmedriftcheck.sh (L2)) and docs/TUNING.md still listed src/mcpverbs.h's disclosure set without siblings_capped, which this round's MCP twin now emits (test/capsweepcheck.sh (C)). Both are generator output, regenerated with their own generators — `python3 bench/capsweep/capsweep.py emit` for TUNING.md, the README sentence by hand because it is prose the drift gate compares against limits_build.py's count. Both gates green; no cap moved, no default changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 20: Update the changelog entry describing the three --situ entries so its
defect count matches the twelve independently described corrections: four
root-declaration issues, one rootRelativeUri issue, three lexical-sibling
issues, and four missing disclosure readings. Change “ten” to “twelve” unless
the entry explicitly explains a valid grouping.
In `@src/infra/emit.h`:
- Around line 185-197: Update rw::renderToString around emit, fflush, and fclose
so either stream operation failing emits DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT, frees the capture
buffer, and returns with Rendered::ok=false before copying output or marking
success. Preserve the existing successful rendering path and degradation
fallback behavior used by prRenderLevel and pickPrTrimLevel.
In `@src/prcontext.h`:
- Line 571: Update pickPrTrimLevel to skip candidates whose prRenderLevel result
has rendered=false before pricing or considering them. If every probe fails,
explicitly select the structural floor kPrTrims[4] (L4), and emit
kPrTrims[chosen.level] rather than falling back to L0 or using an estimate from
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…s not sends people to rebuild the gate
The landing-queue coordinator relayed this trap as "a wrong published count with
nothing red", and the source of that reading is this paragraph: it said two lanes
each adding a gate produce a tree that publishes N+1 against a loop of N+2 "with
every existing check green". That was true when it was written. It is not true
now, and a stale claim that a defect is ungated is expensive in a specific way —
it sends a reader to build process around something three gates already cover.
MEASURED ON THIS TREE, both ways to botch the resolution, because they are caught
by DIFFERENT gates and neither is caught by both:
loop unioned, generator not re-run (loop 616, the eight sites 615)
gatecount_build --check RED, naming all eight disagreeing sites
gatecountcheck (B) RED
manifestcheck RED ("EVALS §8 says 615 ... actually names 616")
readmedriftcheck (F2) RED
deckclaimcheck green — but the deck's three sites are three of
the eight gatecountcheck owns, so not a hole
one side of the loop taken instead of the union (count self-consistent, but a
gate FILE present that the loop never names)
gatecount_build --check GREEN, correctly: the count IS consistent
gatecountcheck GREEN — misses it
manifestcheck RED ("test/X.sh is not listed in test/regression.sh")
Both probes were run against the real binary with a throwaway stand-in gate and
the tree restored after; the second shape is the one this paragraph's parenthetical
was actually describing (member sets differing at the same count), and it is the
one gatecountcheck cannot see, which is worth stating plainly rather than folding
into a claim about "every existing check".
The recipe is unchanged and now spelled with the step people skip: union the
loop, run the generator WITHOUT --check so it writes, then --check it. Added
explicitly: never trust the clean auto-merge of the three published files, which
is the part that makes this trap feel safe — verified with `git merge-tree`
between two lanes in the current queue, where README.md, docs/EVALS.md and the
deck all auto-merge clean at 615 with no conflict markers and only
test/regression.sh conflicts.
For the record, the queue's arithmetic checked by set union over the four open
heads rather than taken on trust: main 614; #212 +recentscopecheck, #215
+scroundtripcheck, #219 +situshapecheck, #214 none; three distinct additions, so
the loop after all four lands is 617. Each lane's published number already
matches its OWN loop, which is why the mismatch exists only in the merged tree.
Gates: gatecountcheck, manifestcheck, readmedriftcheck, ripwirepubliccheck,
docdriftcheck, planlintcheck, textdocscheck, mdsectioncheck — all PASS.
Pins moved: none; the count stays 615 on this lane.
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- Around line 366-368: The flags parsing in sarifcheck.sh must remove eval from
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Three conflicts, one per shared build product, resolved by the rule each one has rather than by picking a winner. test/regression.sh — UNIONED the loop. Both sides carried 615 names and the union is 616: ours adds situshapecheck, main's adds #215's scroundtripcheck. Taking either side would have produced a consistent COUNT over the wrong member set, which manifestcheck catches and gatecountcheck does not. test/printf_parity.manifest — RE-RECORDED from the rebuilt binary through UPDATE_GOLDEN, never resolved by taking a side, and the result is why that rule exists. Two of the three conflicting rows describe a binary neither side built: pack_task main d8b0cd1c ours 1d9eb9e7 merged tree 11bcf9c2 help_all main 87024074 ours 573090da merged tree 5e58050f pack_signatures main 0d79e8f3 ours 4a22aeda merged tree 0d79e8f3 So a text merge had a 0-in-3 and a 1-in-3 chance on those rows depending on which side it kept by line position. The re-record reports moved={pack_task help_all}, 40 unchanged -- and pack_signatures confirms main's value rather than my guessing it. docs/gatecount_build.py then wrote 616 across 3 FILES CHANGED (README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js). Both sides had rewritten those to the identical "615", so git auto-merged them CLEAN while the loop went to 616 -- the published-count skew LANE_RULES names, caught here by running the generator rather than by reading git status. limits_build --check clean. CHANGELOG.md — kept BOTH sides; the two blocks are disjoint entries under [Unreleased], not competing edits to one. 21 entries, this lane's intact. .ripwire_quality_acks auto-merged and the population was checked rather than assumed: duplicate ack keys number 239 on ours and 239 on main, 240 merged, and the one delta (f3ea5dbe) already carries two rows on main -- inherited with the merge, not created by it. This lane's own ack ebaa8de8 appears exactly once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
TWO defects, both of them an arm that acted on input it had not checked. (1) CWE-78, command injection on the CI runner — MINE, added by arm 11 this round. test/sarifcheck.sh read CXX_FLAGS/CXX_DEFINES/CXX_INCLUDES out of CMake's GENERATED build/CMakeFiles/ripwire.dir/flags.make through three `eval`s. flags.make's contents follow from CMakeLists.txt, which a pull request may edit; CI runs pargates.py on pull requests against the runner's own build tree; so a PR that persuades CMake to write shell syntax into a compile flag executes commands on the runner. Measured on a scratch flags.make before the fix: a CXX_FLAGS line carrying $(touch <sentinel>) created the sentinel AND left no trace in the parsed argument list -- the execution was invisible as well as real, which is the worst shape this bug has. The parse now runs through python3's shlex.split, which implements POSIX word-splitting-with-quotes and executes nothing: $( … ) and ` … ` come back as literal argument text. `read -ra` would NOT have been a fix -- it splits on IFS and turns -I"/path with spaces/inc" into three arguments, and the real CXX_INCLUDES carries exactly that shape. NUL-terminated per word so a path containing a newline is not silently dropped here; `read -r -d ''` rather than `mapfile -d` because macOS ships bash 3.2; process substitution rather than a pipe so the arrays fill in the gate's own shell. Seven gates in this suite already shell out to python3, so this adds no dependency. Arm 12 makes it permanent and is a DIFFERENCE test, not an absence test: the same payload goes through both parses and the eval is REQUIRED to fire, because an arm that only checked our parse would pass against a payload that never worked. Writing the arm found something the finding did not say: with all three payload shapes on one line its own control went red, because `NAME=( … ;touch … )` is a bash SYNTAX error, so the eval aborted before reaching the $( ) ahead of it. The shapes were masking each other. Each now has its own key and its own control, and the third is recorded as measured -- a bare ';' was never a vector in this spelling -- rather than asserted away. 12a two controls fire, 12b nothing executes across all three shapes, 12c each shape returns as a literal argument (so a parse that silently DROPPED the payload cannot pass 12b and stop there), 12d the quoted path with spaces stays one argument, 12e the real flags.make still parses to 9 arguments so arm 11 is not compiling flagless. NOT FIXED HERE, and it needs a decision: the identical pattern is on main in SIX other gates -- extentcheck, jsonwalkcheck, decltodefcheck, includeprecisecheck, macroreparsecheck, rustimportprecisecheck -- three `eval "CXX_` lines each, 18 in total, same generated file, same CI reachability. This lane fixed the instance it introduced; those six are outside it and one is in another open lane's blast radius, so they are reported rather than swept up unasked. (2) test/testrowruncheck.sh arm 8 discarded rows it then claimed to have checked. The row/disclosure discriminator was "a path never contains '='", which is false: `test=smoke.sh` is a legal filename, and any row whose path carried '=' was filed as an attribute line and dropped, so arm 8 skipped its (run: …) validation and could pass while that row shipped a broken recipe. The filter now names the ONE disclosure line the section emits (script_gates_unmodelled=). RED: the old expression kept 1 of 2 synthetic rows and dropped the '='-bearing one; GREEN: 2 of 2, disclosure still excluded. Arm 8b feeds the SAME situRowsOf function arm 8 uses, so the two cannot drift, and asserts both directions plus the exact count. sarifcheck 42 -> 50 rows ALL PASS, testrowruncheck 20 -> 24 rows ALL PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same finding CodeRabbit raised on #227's test/lib/cxxflags.sh, in my own loader from the previous commit. shlex.split REFUSES an unbalanced quote rather than guessing, and my callers read it through `< <( cmakeFlagWords … )`, where the producer's status is not reachable in $? AT ALL: after the loop $? is `read`'s, the redirection's status is discarded, and bash 3.2 sets no $! to wait on. Measured on `CXX_FLAGS = -O2 -I"/unbalanced`: producer alone rc=1, 0 bytes of stdout, ValueError: No closing quotation through < <( … ) caller $? = 0, array length 0 So a refusal arrived as an empty flag array and arm 11 would have compiled the driver with no flags at all. THE SHARP END was arm 12b. It concluded "the shlex parse executes nothing across all three payload shapes" from `[ -e "$SENTINEL" ]`, and a parser that refused and produced nothing satisfies that test perfectly — the arm written to close a positive-control hole had one of its own. Proven, not argued: pointing ONE shape at a key that does not exist leaves "12b the shlex parse executes nothing" PASSING while the new row fails with (0/3/3). FIX, matched to #227 so the two do not diverge: - a plain redirection into a scratch file, where $? really is the parser's, read back with the same `while IFS= read -r -d ''`. Command substitution cannot replace it: a shell variable cannot hold NUL, and NUL is what keeps a path containing a newline intact. - try/except ValueError and try/except OSError each exit with their own code (3, 4) and one line of their own on stderr, instead of a raw traceback on a stream the gate discards. - loadFlagWords() wraps the pair, reports a non-zero parser status through no(), and returns non-zero, which is the distinction an empty array cannot carry. `${FLAG_WORDS[@]+…}` because this gate runs under set -u and bash 3.2 treats an empty array's expansion as unbound. - arm 12b gains the companion assertion: the parse must RETURN words (4/3/3), so "executed nothing" can no longer be confused with "parsed nothing". - arm 12b2 is new and asserts the refusal in both directions — the parser exits non-zero (3) with a message of its own, and loadFlagWords propagates it. - the OSError branch now NAMES the arm that reports it (12e) instead of asking the reader to take "its own arm reports it" on faith. 12e fails, never skips. Deliberately NOT done here: sourcing #227's test/lib/cxxflags.sh. Two implementations of this parser should become one, but doing it in this lane creates a cross-lane dependency between #219 and #227 where today they share zero files. Post-tag consolidation. sarifcheck 50 -> 55 rows, ALL PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/situ.h`:
- Around line 789-790: Update the heading-generation logic in the report
formatting code so the `(run: …)` relative-to-root explanation is emitted only
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THREE findings from the third review, and the first is shipped output.
(1) src/situ.h — the [2] heading's trailing clause said "a (run: …) is relative
to root:" whenever the section had rows, unconditionally. A MULTI-root --situ
report emits no `root:` line at all (situSingleRoot gates it) and its
TestRunnerIndex correctly keeps the absolute command, so that report pointed the
reader at an anchor it never printed. Under the disclosure rule that is a wrong
answer, not awkward phrasing, and it is the SAME defect this lane fixed in the
shared run-hint clause — it survived here because this heading is prose rather
than the shared constant.
RED, measured on a two-root fixture before the change: the report had no `root:`
line and its heading read "… a (run: …) is relative to root:". Both spellings
now answer to the ONE predicate that also decides how the command is spelled
(testmap.h runsAreRootRelative, the same predicate TestRunnerIndex is built
with), so the sentence and the command cannot disagree. The multi-root form says
the command is absolute AND why. The order half is shared between the two forms
rather than duplicated, and the single-root report is BYTE-IDENTICAL to what it
was (diff-verified on this repo), so no byte pin can have moved.
test/situshapecheck.sh arm (12) pins it in both directions on one corpus, with
the single-root form as the mutation control — a gate that only checked the
multi-root wording would pass equally against a heading that had stopped naming
the root anywhere. It also guards that BOTH forms actually have [2] rows first,
so an absent clause reads as a failure rather than a pass. 56 -> 62 rows.
(2) test/sarifcheck.sh — the `${ARR[@]+…}` guard was applied to the three loader
assignments and not to the arrays themselves. Under set -u, bash 3.2 treats an
empty array's `"${ARR[@]}"` as an unbound variable and ABORTS the script
(verified on 3.2.57: `E=(); printf '%s\n' "${E[@]}"` reports `E[@]: unbound
variable`, while the guarded form continues; `${#ARR[@]}` is safe and is left
alone). Fixed as a POPULATION rather than at the one site the review named: nine
expansions across seven lines, and the file now has zero unguarded ones.
Two of the seven mattered more than the named one. The arm-12 payload arrays:
an abort there SKIPS the 12c/12d rows that prove the injection is gone — proven
by pointing all three loads at a missing file, which now prints 12c/12d as FAILs
(0/0/0) instead of dying before them. And the arm-11 compile line, where
${DIAG_LINK[@]} is empty whenever diagnostics.cpp.o is absent — a live abort on
any build tree without that object, independent of any parser refusal.
(3) test/receiptpostcheck.sh ARM 18 — it read the receipt as
`r.get( "file", "" )`, and "" does not start with "/", so an ABSENT or EMPTY
file passed. It validated none of the references the receipt exists to hand a
caller: the nested tests_to_run[].run recipes and the top-level next command.
Now every reference is checked — non-empty relative file, non-empty next with no
absolute token, tests_to_run a non-empty list (asserted first, so the per-row
loop cannot be vacuous), and each row by its OWN shape: p non-empty and
relative, exactly one of run / run_unknown, and no absolute token in run. The
failure message now names WHICH assertion failed instead of being discarded to
/dev/null. Verified against the gate's own extracted expression: 8 mutants each
fail with a distinct accurate message, the well-formed receipt returns OK.
24 -> 28 rows.
Gate count unchanged at 616 — three existing gates gained arms, no new file.
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Five conflicts, each resolved by its own rule, and FOUR of the five were files where neither side's content is correct for the merged tree. test/regression.sh — UNIONED. Both sides carried 616 and the union is 617: ours adds situshapecheck, main's adds #212's recentscopecheck. Taking either side gives a consistent COUNT over the wrong member set. docs/gatecount_build.py — RAN, not hand-written: wrote 617 across 3 FILES CHANGED (README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js). Both sides had rewritten those to an identical "616", so git merged them CLEAN while the loop went to 617. That is the published-count skew, and only running the generator finds it. docs/LIMITS.md — REGENERATED, and the number is neither side's. Main's file says "114 of 211 caps", ours said "113 of 211"; the merged src/ holds 212, because this lane adds one cap of its own (kSituSiblingRowsShown = 8, the [1] sibling row cap). --check then passes at 212 caps / 114 classified. docs/TUNING.md — took MAIN's side, which is the newer census prose, then verified it against the regenerated LIMITS population rather than trusting the text. docs/COMMANDS.md — REGENERATED (--bin ./build/ripwire; it refuses without one when build/ holds two executables): 176 flags in 7 sections, and --check reports "documented set == binary set". test/printf_parity.manifest — RE-RECORDED through the gate's own UPDATE_GOLDEN flow, never by picking a side, and for the second time in this queue the answer was neither side's: pack_task d8b0cd1c -> 11bcf9c2 and help_all 2de8db3c -> eac1e590, moved={pack_task help_all}, 40 unchanged. src/cli.h — a real code merge, verified by READING both sides rather than by the clean text merge. The two edits are disjoint: ours rewords the run= help text ("Spelled RELATIVE to the root= the document declares … a MULTI-ROOT run declares no single root, so it stays absolute"), main's adds #212's whole --in=DIR block plus its inDir field. Both are present in the result, and the retired wording ("Spelled with the same root you scanned") is gone. .ripwire_quality_acks — population CHECKED rather than assumed. Rows: base 1285, ours 1297, main 1296, merged 1308, which is exactly base + 12 + 11, so the text merge produced a clean union with nothing lost or doubled. Duplicate-key shape is pre-existing and additive (base 239, each side +1, merged 241). This lane's own A3 ack ebaa8de8 appears exactly once. CHANGELOG.md — kept BOTH sides; 27 disjoint entries under [Unreleased]. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 621: Update spell() to pass p through rw::shSingleQuote unconditionally
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In `@test/situshapecheck.sh`:
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checks to normalize the complete CLI sibling list and compare it for exact
equality with MROWS, rather than accepting any value containing core/widget.h.
Preserve the success and failure reporting while ensuring omitted CLI siblings
cause the parity check to fail.
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exclude only the complete fixed disclosure line for script_gates_unmodelled,
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FIVE items: one CWE-78 in shipped output, two published counts this lane's own
new cap left stale, and three gate arms that passed over what they skipped.
(1) CWE-78 IN SHIPPED OUTPUT. testmap.h spell() concatenated runnerVerb(p) and p
with no shell quoting, and p comes from the CRAWLED CORPUS — so a repository
decides those bytes. A legal filename `test/check;touch PWNED.sh` made the tool
emit run="bash test/check;touch PWNED.sh", a command this tool hands an agent to
paste, which runs `touch PWNED.sh` in the reader's shell.
RED, and the filesystem was the judge rather than the string: arm (5) executed
the emitted command in a scratch corpus and it CREATED the sentinel. GREEN after:
run="bash 'test/check;touch PWNED.sh'" and no sentinel.
QUOTED WHEN NOT PROVABLY SAFE, not unconditionally, and the difference is
measured. shSingleQuote always wraps, so unconditional quoting moves the run=
bytes of every row in eight emitters: 13 literal command assertions across 7
gates, docs/COMMANDS.md, 15 committed capture snapshots, README, and the
printf_parity pins — a documented output-format change for every user, at tag
time. Every path `git ls-files` tracks here is inside the allowlist
([A-Za-z0-9._/-], never a leading '-', which a shell reads as a flag): measured 0
outside it. So the conditional form is byte-identical on every real corpus and
printffmtparitycheck needed NO re-pin, while a hostile name is still quoted. The
predicate is an ALLOWLIST, so an unenumerated byte is quoted by default — the
direction a quoting bug should fail in. This differs from the review's stated
remedy ("use shSingleQuote unconditionally"); the diagnosis is accepted in full.
Writing arm (5) found its own FALSE PASS, which is why it executes rather than
inspects: the XML dialect emits ' as ', and `eval` on the raw attribute ran
`bash 'test/check;` then `touch PWNED.sh'` — a differently named file,
so the sentinel check passed while the string had never been the command a
consumer would run. The arm now un-escapes the entities first. An arm that
executes a mangled command is testing the mangling.
(2) TWO PUBLISHED COUNTS, STALE BECAUSE OF THIS LANE'S OWN CAP.
kSituSiblingRowsShown = 8 moves the cap census 211 -> 212, and that number is
published in more places than docs/LIMITS.md, which was the only one this lane
had regenerated. README.md's "211 compile-time caps" is now 212 —
readmedriftcheck (L2) is its only guard, and limits_build.py cannot write it (0
README references), so it is hand-maintained by design. docs/TUNING.md is a BUILD
PRODUCT of `python3 bench/capsweep/capsweep.py emit` and capsweepcheck arm (C)
reproduces it byte-for-byte; the earlier merge had resolved it by taking a side,
which that arm can never accept however carefully the prose was reconciled. Both
regenerated, both gates green.
Verified there is no third consumer: the cap count appears at exactly ONE README
site. Worth recording, because readmedriftcheck's L2 matcher pipes through
`head -1`, so a SECOND site would be silently unchecked — no exposure today, and
the matcher's shape is the hazard.
(3) THREE GATE ARMS, each passing over a row it discarded.
- test/sarifcheck.sh: `${ARR[@]+…}` was applied to the loader assignments and
not to the arrays, so under set -u bash 3.2 aborts on an empty array's
expansion (verified: `E=(); printf '%s\n' "${E[@]}"` reports `E[@]: unbound
variable`). Fixed as a POPULATION: nine expansions across seven lines, zero
unguarded left. Two mattered more than the site reviewed — the arm-12 payload
arrays, where an abort SKIPS the rows proving the injection is gone, and
${DIAG_LINK[@]}, empty whenever diagnostics.cpp.o is absent.
- test/situshapecheck.sh (7d): the MCP parity arm accepted any list CONTAINING
core/widget.h, so a twin that dropped every other sibling passed a gate whose
whole subject is parity. Now EQUALITY against the CLI's own list, normalised
the same way, with an explicit non-vacuity guard. The CLI rows are
re-extracted here rather than read from arm (7)'s helper, which is defined
inside that arm's else-branch and would be undefined on exactly the run where
arm (7) had already failed.
- test/testrowruncheck.sh: `script_gates_unmodelled=` alone is still a PREFIX,
and isTestPath accepts *_test.*, so a legal row for a file beginning with that
key was dropped — the same over-broad filter one notch narrower. The filter
now matches the disclosure's COMPLETE text anchored to end of line, and arm
8b's fixture carries the emitter's real disclosure line plus that adversary
row (a truncated fixture would have tested the fixture, not the filter).
Gates: runhintcheck 27 -> 30, testrowruncheck 24 -> 25, situshapecheck 62,
sarifcheck 55, readmedriftcheck 43, capsweepcheck 31. Four generators --check
clean (617 gates, 212 caps, 176 flags, TUNING byte-identical). ASan/UBSan/LSan
clean on --affected/--test-gate/--situ/--handoff, the emitters spell() feeds.
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Third review of #219, on the arm I wrote for the run= injection fix in the last push. Arm (5) executed the emitted command and then judged ONLY the sentinel file, discarding the exit status. A malformed quoted command — one bash refuses, which runs nothing and creates no sentinel — was therefore reported as "ran the harness and created no PWNED file". A gate that can certify a hostile path is handled WITHOUT ever executing it is worse than no gate, because it reads as proof. This is the same defect as sarifcheck arm 12b's, and the third in this lane after 12b and the ' un-escaping. The generalisation, which is worth more than any of the three fixes: AN ARM THAT CONCLUDES "NOTHING BAD HAPPENED" MUST SEPARATELY PROVE THE THING RAN. Absence of a bad outcome and absence of execution are indistinguishable from the outcome alone. The status is asserted to be a value NOTHING ELSE PRODUCES rather than merely zero, because `exit 0` cannot carry the claim: a missing file, an empty command and a no-op all also leave the sentinel absent, and some exit 0. The harness script now ends `exit 7`, and the arm requires exactly 7 before the sentinel check is allowed to mean anything. Two conditions, in order: it RAN, and it did not inject. CONTROL B is new beside the existing injection control, and it is what makes the status test non-decorative: a deliberately malformed quoted command is shown to exit 1 and create no sentinel, which is precisely the state the old spelling read as a pass. Verified by mutation on a copy — pointing the MAIN row at that malformed command makes the arm FAIL ("did not RUN the harness (exit 1, expected the harness's own 7)") where it previously passed. 30 -> 31 rows. FILED, NOT FIXED, by the coordinator's decision under the one-round stopping rule: test/receiptpostcheck.sh:620 should require the receipt's non-empty root to satisfy os.path.isabs(root), with the sibling site at test/rootrelemitcheck.sh. Real and Major, but it hardens what the gates DEMAND of document shape rather than fixing what ships. Recorded in PLAN_062_IMPROVEMENTS.md with both file:line sites and the reviewer's reasoning, so it is scheduled rather than dropped. gateexitcheck 22 and manifestcheck 16 run explicitly, since this edits a gate file and they are in the blast radius by CATEGORY rather than by file. All four generators --check clean: 617 gates, 212 caps, 176 flags, TUNING byte-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Third review of #219, and a BYPASS of the quoting fix from the previous push rather than a separate defect. Arm (5) makes the path ONE shell argument, which is correct and does nothing here: a root-level `-cimport os;open("PWNED_PY","w")#_test.py` passes isTestPath, keeps its leading dash through normalisation, survives quoting intact — and then python3 reads `-c` as "execute this code". The path never reaches the shell as code; it reaches the INTERPRETER as an option. Same trust boundary as the CWE-78: corpus filename -> emitted run= -> a reader pastes it -> execution. MEASURED over the WHOLE population of verbs runnerVerb can emit, which is two — kRunnerKinds is .sh->bash and .py->python3, so this is the population and not a sample: python3 '<-c…#_test.py>' rc=0, created the payload file BYPASS REPRODUCED python3 -- '<same path>' rc=7 (the file's own status), no side effect bash '<-c…#_test.sh>' rc=1, no side effect not reproduced bash -- '<same path>' rc=7, no side effect So the confirmed case is python3. bash rejected the combined -c form, so the bypass did not fire there; `--` is emitted for both because both honour it and the cost is zero on every real path. A note in the source says to re-check `--` if a third interpreter is ever added — a hopeful `--` on a verb that ignores it would be worse than none. CONDITIONAL, for the same measured reason as the quoting: a leading '-' is already outside isShellSafePath, so `--` adds bytes only where the path is hostile. Every real corpus stays byte-identical and printffmtparitycheck needed NO re-pin, which is the check that would have caught it otherwise. ARMED the way arm (5) is, which is now the house pattern: the expected outcome is a value only the intended path can produce. The runner file exits 7, so "the command reached the harness" is a positive observation rather than an inference from an absent payload. Arm (6): the terminator is present; executing the command exits 7 AND creates no payload file; and the CONTROL executes the quoted-but-unterminated spelling, which DOES create it — so the arm cannot pass against a payload that never worked. The fixture earned its own comment: the first version used a payload that was a Python SyntaxError, so the bypass did not fire and the arm read as SAFE. The trailing '#' comments out the '_test.py' suffix, which is what makes the filename valid Python. A fixture whose payload cannot run is an arm that proves nothing — the same shape as the three status/execution holes this lane has now fixed. RED before the fix: no `--` in the emitted command, and it exited 0 instead of 7 because python3 had executed the filename rather than the file. runhintcheck 31 -> 34. gateexitcheck 22 and manifestcheck 16 run explicitly (a gate file changed, so they are in the blast radius by CATEGORY). printffmtparity 42 with no re-pin; situshapecheck 62; testrowruncheck 25; affectedcheck 40; rootrelemitcheck 351; receiptpostcheck 28. Four generators --check clean: 617 gates, 212 caps, 176 flags, TUNING byte-identical. Still FILED and untouched: test/receiptpostcheck.sh:620's os.path.isabs(root) requirement with its test/rootrelemitcheck.sh sibling, in PLAN_062_IMPROVEMENTS.md §5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Five conflicts, all mechanical, resolved as the lane contract prescribes:
test/regression.sh UNION of the absorb loops, not a side. Mine added skipclassifycheck;
main added recentscopecheck, scroundtripcheck and situshapecheck. The
union is 618 and stays sorted, as the incoming side was.
CHANGELOG.md BOTH sections kept under [Unreleased] — mine (70 lines) above main's
(820), which is where every lane inserted.
README.md The three generated gate-count sites. Every conflict block was
docs/EVALS.md identical apart from the number (615 against 617), so each was cleared
present/deck5_…js to the incoming side and then REWRITTEN by the generator. Resolved
block by block rather than by taking whole files, because docs/EVALS.md
also carries this branch's own new section, which a wholesale
--theirs would have discarded.
`python3 docs/gatecount_build.py` then wrote **618** to all 8 marked sites across those three
files, and `--check` agrees with the loop. The number was never typed: both sides were wrong
here (main 617, this branch 615), which is the loud form of the trap — when two lanes write
the SAME new number the three files auto-merge clean and publish a wrong one with nothing red.
docs/TUNING.md needed no regeneration: this branch never touched it, and the merged file is
byte-identical to main's, so #219's regenerated version arrived intact. README's "212
compile-time caps" matches limits_build's 212, and neither side moved it.
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lane/tests-rows). GitHub shows #214's diff here as well until #214 merges; thecommits that belong to this PR are the five below its merge commit.
Three items from the output/routing loop's §6 list, one commit each: A3 (one absolute root per change
report), A5 (
--situ's disclosures become attributes), L-D (--situlists a changed file's lexicalsiblings).
1. A3 — a runner command pasted the whole checkout prefix on every row that had one
The defect. A change report states its absolute root once, in the envelope, and every path below it is
relative to that root —
test/rootrelemitcheck.shARM 1/2/5 already prove that, and it is what makes thedocument independent of where the tree is checked out. One emitter never joined:
testmap.h'sspell(),which builds the
run=command, pasteddiskPath()verbatim. On an absolute root--test-gateprinted thecheckout prefix three times (the
root=anchor,next=, and every<t>row'srun=) and--situonce perrunnable test line — a per-ROW cost against a per-DOCUMENT fact. The sweep could not see it:
test/fixtureholds no runner script at all, so every test row there reads
run_unknown="1"and the one emitter thatpastes a PATH INSIDE A COMMAND was never exercised.
The change.
TestRunnerIndextakes the run's crawl root and spells the command through the samerw::sarif::rootRelativeUrieveryp=beside it uses; the hand-rolled leading-./strip becomes that onecall. The root is passed at all fourteen construction sites, so the twelve emitters sharing the index cannot
disagree. A multi-root run, whose disk path is under no single root, keeps the absolute command — an
unrelativizable command must stay pasteable rather than become relative to a root that does not contain it.
The rule is stated where it is consumed:
kRunHintLegendClausegains "A run= command is relative to root."(27 B, rows-gated like the rest of that clause) and
--situ's[2]header says "a (run: …) is relative toroot:".
2. A5 —
--situ's disclosures are attributesThe defect.
--situis the only report with no XML root to hang attributes on, so every disclosure itowed was a sentence, and the sentences grew: floor clause 601 B, decl/def partner header 228 B,
tests-to-run header 267 B, script-gate caveat 158 B. That is ~800 B of prose per call carrying facts a
reader can only act on once they are named.
The change. Each becomes an attribute line, spelled as the XML/JSON dialects already spell the same
fact, so the three share one vocabulary:
counts_floor=1 graph_ambiguous= graph_unresolved= graph_unindexed=not_dependents=1[1]headerprcontext_cap=20[2]headerorder=evidence(the attribute--affected's root already carries)script_gates_unmodelled=(the counter--affectedpublishes)Nothing is dropped. Every floor, cap and caveat survives, and the two readings with no attribute form — how
to read a zero, and what
[changed]/[partner]/hopsmean on a row — stay as the shortest sentence thatdefines them.
3. L-D —
--situlists a changed file's lexical siblingsThe gap. The files that move WITH a changed file are its neighbours by name, and the caller walk reaches
none of them: a header does not call the source that implements it, an
.inlis not indexed by any grammarin any build, and a harness the graph cannot link is reached by nothing. Two answers on the frozen
30-question set were incomplete for exactly that reason.
The change. Section
[1]lists them under the decl/def partners and the floor clause:Same directory, and the same filename stem or the stem-partner convention
testmap.halready owns(
<stem>_test,test_<stem>,<Stem>Test,_unittest,_spec). Same directory is load-bearing: asame-stem file in another directory is a namesake, and listing namesakes would make the block noise on
exactly the large trees it is for. The candidate population is the CRAWL's, not the index's, so the
.inl/.ipp/.tccpartner a C++ change most often has to edit is named; the crawl's unsupported-extensionROW list is itself capped, which is the one way this list can be short of the truth, and that is disclosed as
unindexed_rows_floor=1. Capped at 8 withshown=/total=/capped=1and a pasteablenext:, raisablewith
--limit. Additive to the decl/def partners above it — suppressing the overlap was tried and reverted,because it removed
widget.hfrom "the siblings of widget.cc" to save about 20 B. The MCPsituational_awarenesstwin carries the same list assiblingswithsiblings_total.Measured
wc -c, same warm cache, same commit, absolute root.--situon this repo is unchanged by A3 (no test rowhere has a runner) and unchanged by L-D (every source file is a lone
.h, so no file has a lexical sibling).--test-gate=src/testmap.h--situ=src/situ.h--situ=src/testmap.h--affected=src/testmap.h--test-gate=db/write_batch.cc--situ=db/write_batch.cc--affected=db/write_batch.ccwith how many rows have a runner: −227 B on this repo's
--test-gate(2 echoes × 132 chars), −97 B onRocksDB's.
--situanswer on this repo and 631 B on RocksDB — below the ~800 B the byteattribution predicted, because that prediction assumed the gauge names could go unglossed and they carry a
four-word gloss here instead. Said plainly: the item under-delivers by about 20%.
--situ=db/write_batch.cc, a one-row block namingdb/write_batch_test.cc— which no other section of that report reaches. The design predicted +876 B perS2 answer; our rule is stricter than the one it simulated (exact stem plus the test-partner affixes, not a
shared stem TOKEN), so it lists fewer files and costs less. Whether the stricter rule still completes q14
and q18 is for the re-measure, not this PR: no completeness claim is made here.
Gates
test/rootrelemitcheck.sh(new ARM 9)test/situshapecheck.sh(new)test/runhintcheck.sh(pins moved)test/floormarkcheck.shpython3 test/pargates.py . ./build/ripwire -j 6gates=628 pass=624 skip=2 fail=2— see the note below./build/ripwire . --quality-deltagating="0"--quality-delta=<merge-base>..HEADgating="0"after nine acks by symbolRIPWIRE_ASAN=ON, LSan suppressions)--situ/--test-gateXML+JSON/--affected/--exercises/--pr-context/--handoff/--pack-taskand the MCP twinxmllint --nooutThe two suite failures are environmental and both were re-run green on their own:
versioncheckreadbuilt_from=<older sha>+dirtyfrom a binary built before the last (test-only) commit —green after a rebuild;
strkerncheckhit its declared 300 s budget (rc=124) while four gate suites wererunning on this machine at load average 64, and passes standalone in full (
strkerncheck: PASS, includingthe Rosetta-2 x86_64/AVX2 mirror arms). The two skips are the documented environmental pair,
argvdiffcheckandeditchecknotecheck(noRIPWIRE_BASEbinary).Red first, in order:
test-gate3 absolute-path leaks of 4 occurrences,situ2of 3,
affected2 of 3,exercises1 of 2, plus therun=runnability and--situdisclosure rows. Thearm builds its own fixture with a real runner script (mention evidence) at two checkout depths and, beyond
the leak count, EXECUTES the printed
run=from the declared root — a relative command that cannot bepasted would be worse than an absolute one.
situshapecheckarms (1)–(6) on the pre-A5 binary: 10 FAIL rows (floor line 601 B over its 200 B ratchet,partner header 228 over 140,
[2]267 over 230, and the four missing attributes).situshapecheckarms (7)–(7d) on the pre-L-D binary: 4 FAIL rows. The fixture is a.h/.cc/_test.cc/.inlquadruple, a same-stem DECOY in another directory and a same-directorydifferent-stem file (both must be absent from the block), a nine-sibling stem for the cap and for
--limit's relief, a no-git copy of the same tree proving the block is static (which is also why it cannotleak), and the MCP twin agreeing row for row.
--quality-deltaover the lane also reported a duplication finding (situDirOfwas a 44-token copy ofsiblift.h'sdirOf) and a 6-parameter new symbol; both were fixed rather than acked, in their own commit.Pins moved
test/runhintcheck.sh— the arm that pinnedrun=to "the root spelling the caller passed" now assertsthe absolute and the relative scan print the SAME command, and that it runs from the root. Nine expected
values lose the
$R/$ROOTprefix. This is the contract change, stated.test/printf_parity.manifest—pack_taskonly (the legend clause). 41 of 42 verbs byte-unchanged.test/rootrelemitcheck.shARM 6 — the--siturow extraction: the section's closing disclosure is now anattribute line rather than a parenthesised sentence, and a row path never contains
=.situshapecheckhere,forwidencheckfrom the merge), regenerated bydocs/gatecount_build.py;docs/LIMITS.mdanddocs/TUNING.mdregenerated for the new row cap..ripwire_quality_acks— nine rows, one reason, acked by SYMBOL:TestRunnerIndex's new root parameterand the eight sites that pass it.
No legend byte pin moved: the run-hint clause grew 27 B and every budget gate
(
testgatelegendbudgetcheck,legendcostcheck,legendcoveragecheck,compactlegendcheck) stayed green.Fable review round (2026-09-13)
A second review of the three sections above raised ten findings; all ten are fixed here, red-first, plus
one lifetime bug the gates caught on the way. Four commits: the fixes, the merge of
origin/main, thehelp_allparity re-pin the merge conflict needed, and the ack ledger.1. The relativity claim was unconditional; the spelling is not. A MULTI-root run declares no
root=and (correctly) keeps the absolute command, yet the run-hint clause told its reader the command was
relative to a root the document never names. The spelling and the sentence now answer to ONE predicate,
testmap.h runsAreRootRelative( ing, root ), read by theTestRunnerIndexand by all eight legend sites.Gate:
rootrelemitcheckARM 9c pins both halves against each other;runhintcheck2d is the--affectedtwin.
2.
rootRelativeUrireturned on the leading./before it tried the root prefix. Right for the root., wrong for every other relative spelling:ripwire ./corpstores./corp/test/x.sh, the early returnyielded
corp/test/x.sh, and pasting that from the declared root iscd ./corp && bash corp/test/x.sh—rc 127. Both sides now drop the optional
./first and compare what is left; the root.case staysbyte-identical. Gate:
rootrelemitcheckARM 9b is a matrix —.,corp,./corp,corp/, an absolutepath and a symlink print the SAME command, and each printed command is EXECUTED from the root it names.
3.
--flags --flipemitted root-relativep=and declared no root.<flip>now carriesroot=withthe one sentence that defines it, single-root only. Gate:
rootrelemitcheckARM 9d ontest/flagsfixattwo checkout depths — no absolute path outside the one envelope anchor, and byte-identical documents.
4. The MCP edit receipt had relative
file/run/next:and no root. It is the surface that hands acaller a command to PASTE. It now carries
"root", single-root only, like its JSON siblings. Gate:receiptpostcheck(18);receiptpostcheck(13) already proves the MCP receipt and the CLI receipt agreekey for key, so the twin got it in the same change.
5.
--helpstill saidrun=is "spelled with the same root you scanned". Not true since A3.--helpand the regenerated
docs/COMMANDS.mdnow say what the code does, including the multi-root exception.6. The sibling block paged with section
[1]'s--offset.--situ=F --offset=20printedshown=0 total=9 capped=1with anext:offering--limit=9— relief that cannot restore rows an OFFSETremoved — and
--offset=7dropped six rows silently. It is a small fixed block with a cap, like thedecl/def rows above it: cap and
--limit, no offset. Gate:situshapecheck(9).7.
unindexed_rows_floordid not ride the EMPTY case. The floor was computed only for a non-empty listand the emitter suppressed the empty one, so a crawl cut that removed the only candidate printed nothing at
all — the silent zero METHODOLOGY §9 forbids. The floor is a property of the CANDIDATE LIST, so it is
recorded whenever that list was short and the block speaks at zero, in both dialects. Gate:
situshapecheck(10), on a 700-
.inlfixture that really does cut the crawl's 500-row unsupported list (the arm asserts thepremise first), with the not-cut mirror and the MCP twin.
8. An attribute without a reading is a token, not a disclosure. A5 took four readings out with the four
sentences: the floor's CAUSE (call edges are name-based), what an unindexed file IS, which header the
resolver gauges come from, and whose cap
prcontext_cap=is.--situis the one dialect with no legend tolook a name up in — it refuses
--legend=compact— so each gauge keeps a short gloss. Gate:situshapecheck(8) asserts the READING, not the token.9. Two gate self-checks were wrong the same way the code was. An empty
run=madeeval ""succeed, sorunhintcheck's execution arm passed on the one outcome it exists to forbid;rootrelemitcheckARM 9'sempty-
next=case fell out of an if/elif chain printing neither PASS nor FAIL. Each now reds on thatoutcome. The CHANGELOG and
situshapecheck's header also carried DIFFERENT before-bytes for two of thecompressed lines (228/158 against 229/152); both now carry the gate's own measurement on one corpus.
10. The MCP
siblings_totalwas the length of the array beside it — a tautology. The payload servesevery row, so the honest form is the pair: a population and an explicit
siblings_capped(emitted, neveromitted).
situStemOfwas a fourth spelling ofstripExt( baseNameOf( p ) ); onemention.h pathStemserves all four sites now. Gate:
situshapecheck(11) reads the twin's two numbers against the CLI's owntotal.
Plus a dangling
string_viewthe gates found.runHintClauseIfRowsnow BUILDS its clause (the rootsentence is conditional), and
PackTaskHeaderPartsholds views — bindingrunClausestraight to thereturned temporary read freed memory. It showed as
packtaskcheckreporting a bundle that was bothmalformed and non-deterministic (two runs, two sha256s) and
xmlwellformedred on--pack-task --json.The clause is owned by a named local now, like
reportanddroppedPositiveAttrbeside it.Measured
wc -c, this lane's base binary (6621370f, the tip of #214 it is stacked on) against this one over theSAME tree, so the pair carries all three sections above together:
--situ=src/graph.h--situ=src/situ.h--situ=src/testmap.h--test-gate=src/testmap.h--situ=db/write_batch.cc--test-gate=db/write_batch.cc--affected=db/write_batch.ccThe four compressed lines, by
situshapecheck's own${#line}on this repo at--situ=src/graph.h(thepartner header on the gate's fixture, since this repo has no decl/def partner for
graph.h): 601 → 344,228 → 209, 233 → 220, 167 → 132 — 1,229 → 905 B. These supersede §2's table above, which quoted
198/134 for the first two lines (measured before the readings were restored) and a
267/158before-pairfrom a different corpus than the gate's.
The sibling block's own cost is its own rendered lines: 276 B on RocksDB at
--situ=db/write_batch.cc(a 244 B header and one 30 B row naming
db/write_batch_test.cc, which no other section of that reportreaches) — superseding §3's
+186.Red first
situshapecheckagainst the base binary (6621370f): 17 FAIL rows — floor line 601 B over itsratchet, partner header 228 B,
[2]header 233 B, the four missing attributes, the whole sibling block(7)/(7b)/(7c)/(7d), the offset arm's premise, both silent-zero arms (10) and the MCP twin arm (11).
receiptpostcheck(18),rootrelemitcheckARM 9b/9c/9d andrunhintcheck2c/2d are red there too.eval ""and empty-next=arms were shown red by construction: they print FAIL on an empty commandwhere they used to print PASS (or nothing at all).
Pins moved this round
test/testgatelegendbudgetcheck.sh3,000 → 3,070 B, for the 56 B conditional root sentence. Measured onits own
src/model.hfixture: 2,957 → 3,013 B; 3,070 leaves ~57 B, the same posture as every pin in thatfile's history. (This supersedes the old body's "no legend byte pin moved", which was true of the 27 B
first draft of the sentence.)
test/situshapecheck.shbyte ratchets: floor 200 → 360, partner header 140 → 220 — the restored readings.A ratchet that forbids a disclosure is aimed at the wrong thing.
test/printf_parity.manifest:pack_task(the legend clause) andhelp_all(the--helpparagraph,plus docs(readme): the reference guide, verified against a 0.6.0 build #217's reference-guide text from the
origin/mainmerge). The merge conflicted onhelp_allandNEITHER side was the answer — the merged binary's own hash is, regenerated after a
--clean-firstbuild.docs/LIMITS.mdregenerated (siblings_cappedjoinssrc/mcpverbs.h's disclosures). Gate countunchanged at 614 — no new gate file, four extended ones.
.ripwire_quality_acks: three rows, one reason, acked by SYMBOL (prLegendText,writeFlipHeader,runsAreRootRelative).--quality-delta=0e3573af..HEADreadsgating="0"; the defaultHEAD-vs-worktree delta reads
gating="0"with no acks at all.Suite
python3 test/pargates.py . ./build/ripwire -j 6on the merged head, after a--clean-firstrebuild ofboth trees: gates=628 pass=625 skip=2 fail=1 wall=1154.6s. The two skips are the environmental pair
(
argvdiffcheck,editchecknotecheck— both want a reference binary this run has none for). The onefailure is
strkerncheckrc=124, a 300 s timeout with two other lanes' full suites running on the samemachine; alone on the same binary it is
strkerncheck: PASS(rc 0, every AVX2/NEON mirror arm green).An earlier run of the same suite caught three real things, all fixed in the commits above: the
pack_taskdangling view (
packtaskcheck,xmlwellformed), the--test-gatelegend budget (re-pinned), and twogenerated cap numbers this PR's own new cap had left stale (
readmedriftcheck(L2),capsweepcheck(C)).ASan/LSan (
-fsanitize=address,undefined,integer,...,-fno-sanitize-recover=all, committedlsan_suppressions.txt) on everything this round touches:situshapecheck,receiptpostcheckandrunhintcheckunderRIPWIRE_BIN=asan/ripwireall ALL PASS with no sanitizer output, and direct runs of--situ,--flags --flipand the MCPsituational_awarenesstwin are clean (rc 0, empty stderr).--quality-deltaat the default (HEAD vs worktree) readsgating="0"with no acks.That suite ran at
b736c4ea. The head moved once after it, tod82248cc, for a second merge oforigin/main(#221) that touches CHANGELOG.md and nothing else — both Unreleased entries kept, and thecap-inventory number reconciled in this PR's entry (the reference-guide entry records 210; this PR's own
sibling-row cap makes it 211). Re-run on that head:
versioncheck,manifestcheck,gatecountcheck,limitstablecheck,readmedriftcheckandcapsweepcheck— all ALL PASS — and--quality-deltaat thedefault reads
gating="0".Rebased onto main @
c1915d21(#218)Merged
origin/mainagain after #218 (lane/agent-knowhow) landed. Two conflicts, both resolved as aUNION rather than a side:
test/regression.sh's gate loop (theirs addsagentsurfacecheck, ours addssitushapecheck— 615 names now, anddocs/gatecount_build.pyregenerated the eight marked sites to say615), and CHANGELOG.md's
[Unreleased](both entries kept).docs/limits_build.py --checkclean at 211caps. Both trees rebuilt
--clean-first.Full suite on that head, foreground: gates=629 pass=627 skip=2 fail=0 wall=938.0s — the only skips are
the environmental pair (
argvdiffcheck,editchecknotecheck), andstrkerncheckpasses in-suite thistime now that the machine is not running three suites at once. The coordinator's named set was run first
and is green:
situshapecheck,rootrelemitcheck,runhintcheck,receiptpostcheck,testrowruncheck,agentsurfacecheck(new on main),versioncheck, plusprintffmtparitycheck(no re-pin needed — main'shelp edits and ours produce the hash already committed).
--quality-delta=c1915d21..HEADreadsgating="0".origin/lane/tests-rowswas deliberately NOT merged in this round: #214 is about to push a new head andthe coordinator will call it.
Merged #214's final head (
507cdb6d)origin/lane/tests-rowsmerged at its final head. Two conflicts, both resolved by keeping BOTH semanticsrather than a side:
src/prcontext.h— their re-worded comment (writeHead takes the body's ownPrTrimRender::testFilescount) with our
prRootRelRunspredicate and the four-argumentprLegendText. The pricer's comment saidthe two legend forms differ by "exactly
kRunHintLegendClause", which stopped being true when the rootsentence became conditional; it now names the seam (
runHintClauseIfRows) that both the difference andthe price come from, which is what line 955 already asks.
CHANGELOG.md— every entry from both sides, ours first.Everything else auto-merged, including
src/infra/emit.h(theirrenderToStringemitter-throw catch withthe
INFRA_-prefixed fault switch),test/testrowpaths.pyandtest/testrowruncheck.sh. Generators cleanwith no regeneration needed: gate count 615,
docs/LIMITS.md211 caps. Both trees rebuilt--clean-first.Full suite, foreground: gates=629 pass=627 skip=2 fail=0 wall=918.6s — same two environmental skips,
nothing failing. The named set first, each green:
situshapecheck,rootrelemitcheck,runhintcheck,receiptpostcheck,testrowruncheck,prcontextcheck,versioncheck, plusprintffmtparitycheck(nore-pin needed).
--quality-delta=c1915d21..HEADreadsgating="0"; the default HEAD-vs-worktree delta isregressions="0"with no acks.Picked up #214's prcontextcheck fixes (
c9d6d4e8)The three Release shards that were red at
9c707f27failed on #214's arm (F) as it stood at507cdb6d,not on anything in this PR:
INFRA_FAULT_RENDER_EMIT_THROW=1 produced no DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT on a flavour that can see one. #214 fixed it twice —7bc28ffbmakes the flavour probe ASK the binary (with the siblingcharge-buffer fault, whose alert is independent of this arm) instead of grepping
--versionfor a lowercaselabel that matches neither flavour, and
c9d6d4e8gives the arm its own throwaway two-commit git fixtureinstead of anchoring into the live history, which on CI's merge ref named 54 files and got
<files>trimmedaway. Merged both: clean, one file (
test/prcontextcheck.sh), no conflict. Generators clean with noregeneration (gate count 615,
docs/LIMITS.md211 caps).Run on BOTH flavours, each from its own tree — the dev tree is never configured Release (CLAUDE.md:
NDEBUGcompilesDEGRADED_PATH_ALERTout, so a gate asserting a degrade path would pass blind there).A throwaway
--detachworktree was configured-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Releaseand built separately:ripwire 0.6.0 (Release, …)): ALL PASS. Arm (F) takes the no-alert leg —INFO … emits no DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT (NDEBUG): the emitter-throw degrade is unobservable BY DESIGN here,then
(F) consistency: no alert on a flavour that compiles them outand(F4) the document carries 1 <f> row(s) — the verb is intact on this flavour. That is the shard that was red, now green for the rightreason rather than by silence.
(F) observability probe: this binary emits alerts (the charge-buffer fault spoke) and the emitter-throw fault alerts too, plus (F0) the alertnames the throw not the buffer, (F1) exit 0, (F2) the document is CLOSED, (F3) well-formed, (F4) 1
<f>row against the control's 1.
Both trees rebuilt
--clean-first. Full suite, foreground: gates=629 pass=627 skip=2 fail=0wall=925.8s — the two environmental skips, nothing failing. Named gates green:
situshapecheck,rootrelemitcheck,runhintcheck,receiptpostcheck,testrowruncheck,versioncheck,printffmtparitycheck.--quality-delta=c1915d21..HEADreadsgating="0"; the default delta isregressions="0"with no acks.🤖 Generated with Claude Code