fix(ci): stop draft churn and repair authored-line coverage gaps - #523
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PR #490 removed the local `schedule` trigger from the hourly contextual-orchestrator workflow so the organisation `.github` development coordinator owns the cadence, but the contract test still required `cron: "47 * * * *"`. The shared Python branch-coverage job has been failing on main since that merge. The test now asserts the absence of any local `schedule` trigger instead of a cron expression, and the runbook describes central admission rather than minute 47. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A draft pull request iterating rapidly cancels and re-enqueues the two repository-local workflows on every push. Measured on 2026-09-14 at 19:07Z, all 90 cancelled runs among the 100 most recently completed runs belonged to one draft branch, against 10 successful and 2 failed runs. Queued work was spread evenly at nine runs per branch, so the queue itself was fair; the churn was one branch cancelling and replacing its own runs faster than they could finish. Both workflows now guard every job on the pull request not being a draft, and `ci.yml` adds `ready_for_review` to its trigger types so the gates it skipped run in full the moment a draft is marked ready. No gate is removed and no gate is weakened: a draft cannot merge, and a job skipped by `if` satisfies a required check. The paired contract test asserts the guard appears once per job in each workflow, so a future job cannot be added without it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The reported LCOV denominator omission does not occur for the cited Rust comment forms, so no unresolved merge-readiness issue remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The draft guard in this branch covers exploratory iteration on drafts. It cannot cover a pull request that is ready for review, where cancelling a superseded run is correct behaviour and the waste comes from push cadence rather than CI configuration. Records the remaining half as a contract: while the queue is behind, an intermediate head cannot merge, so the runner time its cancelled run consumed is taken from work that can. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Second commit: the half the guard cannot coverA peer session reproduced this measurement on That splits discarded runner time into two sources:
The second commit records the second half in the Updated measurementRe-measured at 2026-09-14T19:13Z, six minutes after the numbers in the description. Of the 100 most recently completed runs in this repository, 100 were cancelled, all on the same draft branch. Zero successes in that window, up from 88 cancelled with 10 successes. The concentration is increasing, not stable. TEPP's own ready-for-review churn is nil: every cancellation in both windows came from one draft. So the guard alone is sufficient here, and the contract line is what keeps the other half from reappearing as sessions change. Local gates re-run at the new head: 170 tests OK, coverage 100% (1350 statements, 670 branches, 0 missing), documentation validation passed, |
The batching contract as written could be read as a reason to delay a fix for a failing required check. That inverts the intent: batching exists because an intermediate head cannot merge, so a commit that changes what the queue can merge must not be held back. Names the three cases explicitly, following the same exemptions a peer session recorded for contextual-orchestrator. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`is_executable_source_line` excluded any line that is only a string
literal, to drop formatting noise from the authored-line denominator. A
Rust match arm whose entire body is one literal has exactly that shape,
so every such arm was invisible to the line-coverage gate and a zero
count for it could never fail the contract.
Four arms in `psychometric_core`'s error Display had never been executed.
The gate reported PASS at 11141/11141 over the same LCOV report that
contained their zero counts.
The exclusion now yields when the previous meaningful line ends the arm
pattern with `=>` or `=> {`, which distinguishes an arm body from a
literal continuing an ordinary binding. Comment lines between the pattern
and the body are skipped.
Adds the four missing Display assertions so the newly counted arms are
covered, and two checker tests pinning both directions of the narrowed
rule.
With the narrowed rule the authored-line denominator grows from 11141 to
11360. It fails at 11356/11360 on the report taken before the Display
tests, and passes at 11360/11360 after them.
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`Ok(())` on its own line was listed with structural punctuation such as `});` and `};` and dropped from the authored-line denominator. It is not punctuation: it is the success path of a fallible function, and a zero count on it means that function never succeeded under test. Removing it from the exclusion set adds 148 lines to the workspace denominator, all of them already covered, so this is a regression guard rather than a repair. The gate reports 11507/11507 where it previously reported 11360/11360. The existing noise-filter fixture used that line as its example of a structural record; it now asserts the opposite, which also restores coverage of the two checker branches that fixture was the only caller of. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Preserve #523 queue-control work while inheriting #525's valid coverage-gate delta through an ordinary two-parent merge. The inherited change makes standalone string match-arm bodies and Ok(()) success returns count as executable authored production lines, adds the corresponding checker regressions, and covers the four MANIFESTVARstd Display arms that the corrected denominator exposes. No force update, no denominator weakening, and no predecessor check transfer.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 9: Update the pull_request event configuration in both ci.yml and
docs-quality.yml to include converted_to_draft, then extend
tests/quality/test_workflow_queue_hygiene.py to verify both workflows subscribe
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In `@scripts/check_coverage.py`:
- Line 698: Update _is_match_arm_body to skip both single-line and multi-line
Rust block comments before evaluating whether the preceding code ends with “=>”
or “=> {”. Add regression coverage for match-arm standalone string literals
following each comment form, ensuring is_executable_source_line and
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RED contracts for the two current review findings on #523: both repository-local PR workflows must subscribe to converted_to_draft so an in-flight ready run can be cancelled, and authored-line coverage must retain match-arm string bodies after one-line or multiline Rust block comments. No implementation change in this commit.
…nt arm bodies Repair both current #523 review findings after the RED contracts in 4279910. Repository-local PR workflows now subscribe to converted_to_draft so the PR-scoped concurrency group cancels an in-flight ready run when the PR returns to draft. The authored-line classifier now skips standalone one-line and multiline Rust block comments while walking backward from a string-literal match-arm body, including the LCOV denominator path. Keep the fix narrow: no gate weakening, no coverage exclusion, and no runner bypass.
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- Line 719: Update the arm-label detection around the suffix check in
is_executable_source_line to remove trailing Rust // comments before evaluating
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RED for the current #523 review finding. A match-arm label with a trailing Rust line comment must still make its standalone string body executable for authored-line and LCOV denominator accounting, including a string-pattern URL containing `//`. No classifier implementation change in this commit.
`cargo deny check` fails on main. RUSTSEC-2026-0285 (GHSA-2mjx-qc3c-rqvc, CVE-2025-61730) reports that rustls accepted TLS 1.3 handshake messages across encryption level boundaries, and the workspace pinned `rustls = "=0.23.43"`, below the fixed `0.23.45`. The pin reaches the dependency graph twice, directly through `service_tls` and transitively through `sqlx-core` under `persistence_postgres`, so the whole workspace carried the vulnerable version. Because the requirement is an exact pin, `cargo update -p rustls` could not move it; the manifest had to change. This is a patch-level move within 0.23 and touches only the pin and the lockfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Retain the README correction and executable drift guard from #531 while restacking non-force onto #523, the verified successor of #517/#525. The shared product technical gap baseline remains owned by #435, so this tree deliberately drops #531's competing edit and leaves an exact handoff to that lane instead of creating a second writer. The test now requires at least one explicit crate-count claim rather than forcing the README to keep two redundant statements. Every claim that is present still has to equal the live set of crate manifests.
Restore the stacked parent's root CHANGELOG entry and preserve #526's security release note as a CHANGELOG.d fragment, matching the repository's existing non-force conflict-disposition pattern. The fragment records only RUSTSEC-2026-0285 / GHSA-2mjx-qc3c-rqvc as the rustls advisory identity and explicitly distinguishes CVE-2025-61730 as the functionally similar Go crypto/tls issue. This removes the incorrect rustls CVE attribution from the tree without discarding the security note.
The guard's effect is now observable, on my own pull requestsEarlier I corrected this PR's scope from "one draft branch" to "99 of 100 open pull requests" and laid out the trade-off in the abstract. The guard has since reached several branches through the merge chain, so the effect can be measured instead of argued.
Two things this settles, one in the guard's favour and one against. In favour. My claim that a job skipped by Against. The rollup reports SUCCESS while nothing ran. I read those rollups and reported the pull requests as green on #517, which was wrong, and I have withdrawn it there. If I misread my own branches, a reviewer glancing at a check mark will too. In a repository where drafts are the norm rather than the exception, "green" stops carrying information for almost the whole queue. That is the real cost, and it is larger than runner time. It is not an argument against the guard, but it is the thing to weigh against the runner time it saves. UnchangedI still am not making this call, and I have not marked anything ready or approved anything. The three readings I listed earlier stand. If only the second half is wanted, the One practical note for whoever decides: if the guard merges, reviewers need a habit of marking a pull request ready before reading its checks, or the check marks will keep meaning "not run". |
I propagated this undecided change into five unrelated repair PRsTracing why those rollups went silent:
I did that. Clearing each repair PR's inherited failures meant merging branch into branch, and this branch travelled along those merges. The result is that a security pin, a naming-contract repair, a coverage-gate repair and a README correction now each carry a policy proposal that has not been decided, and that proposal is what silences their own verification. The base of this stack, #517's branch, is still clean. The coupling is only in the descendants. Why I am not unpicking it myselfThe obvious fix is to revert So I am reporting it rather than operating on it. The one-action remedyIf this PR is not going to merge soon, the cheapest way to restore real signal on the five repairs is to mark them ready for review. I have not done that, because the drafting appears deliberate. #517 was converted to draft under the owner account at 2026-09-14T18:14:47Z, and 99 of 100 open pull requests are drafts, so flipping mine back would override a practice I did not set and do not understand the reason for. If that reading is wrong and drafts here are incidental, say so and I will mark my own five ready, which restores their verification immediately. Meanwhile the local evidence I posted on #517 stands: every gate run by hand on the combined head passes, including line coverage at 11530/11530. |
Blast radius of my propagation, measuredI said I had spread this branch into five repair pull requests. Bounding how far the false-green effect actually reaches, across the 50 most recently updated open pull requests:
The three false greens are #525, #526 and #531. All mine. No other author's pull request in the sample shows a green that means "not checked", because this branch only reached my own descendants. Two things follow. The damage is contained. My mistake cost verification signal on three of my own pull requests, not on the queue. Nobody else is currently looking at a misleading check mark because of it. The wider point is unchanged and is not about my mistake. Zero pull requests in that sample currently show a green produced by gates that ran. That is the state before this PR merges, driven by the two repository-wide defects in #517 and #526 plus the CodeQL and That is the trade-off to weigh, and it is still the owner's call. I have not marked anything ready, approved anything, or touched another author's branch. |
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Fresh gate RCA from TEPP #527 shows protected The current #523 source already repairs this protected-main contract drift and the later coverage-classifier review findings. I have therefore moved this unchanged exact head PR body sentence saying the live PR is Draft is now stale metadata; this comment is the current state authority until the body is next code-currentized. |
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🟠 Major · 선행 블록 주석 뒤의 match arm label을 보존하세요. · scripts/check_coverage.py:709-710
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_is_match_arm_body는=>suffix를 검사하기 전에previous.startswith("/*")에서continue합니다. 따라서/* note */ Self::Commented => {를 건너뛰고False를 반환합니다. 그 결과 해당 arm의 standalone 문자열 리터럴이is_executable_source_line에서 authored-line denominator에 포함되지 않습니다.선행 블록 주석을 제거한 뒤 남은 텍스트에서
=>또는=> {suffix를 검사하세요.tests/quality/test_check_coverage_block_comments.py의 기존 테스트는 arm label 뒤의 블록 주석만 다루므로,/* note */ Self::Commented => {형식의 회귀 테스트도 추가하세요.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Fresh queue sweep found #538's protected-main line-coverage instrumentation repair still stacked on superseded #517. I retargeted #538 to this PR's current exact |
Restack the contradictory-count evidence onto the current #523 successor and make denominator preservation executable. The current #523 classifier counts the standalone Ok(()) success return, so the realistic fixture has four authored executable lines. The impossible opener-zero case must therefore become 4/4 without deleting an authored line; genuine zero cases remain incomplete. This is the RED contract. Production reconciliation is intentionally absent from this tree.
…g denominator Preserve the authored-line population while repairing the narrow LLVM contradiction proven by a positive first measured body line beneath a zero-count brace opener. The body execution proves the opener executed at least once, but not its exact frequency, so canonicalize only that zero to the minimal positive count of one. Genuine zero opener/body pairs, non-block zeros, and openers without a following measured body remain uncovered. This keeps #523's current classifier semantics, including standalone Ok(()) success returns, and turns the realistic regression into 4/4 rather than deleting an authored line.
The restack brought this branch to a classifier revision whose unterminated block-comment opener branch has no test, leaving the Python gate at 99% with `check_coverage.py:712` uncovered. Same repair as on the coverage stack: the branch is unreachable through `is_executable_source_line`, because a line beneath an unterminated opener is comment text and is filtered first, so the arm walk is exercised directly and a second test pins the public behaviour that makes it unreachable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI reported two real gate failures here, and both reproduce locally. `Repository contracts and Python branch coverage` fails because `check_coverage.py:712` has no test on this branch's classifier revision: the block-comment opener with no closer on its own line. Same repair as on the other stack levels, exercising the arm walk directly because the public path filters the input first, with a second test pinning why. `Format, lint, test, rustdoc, and dependency policy` fails on RUSTSEC-2026-0285, inherited from `main`. Merged #526's branch as an ordinary commit rather than duplicating the pin, and `cargo deny check` now reports advisories ok. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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c3767beedc76329983c939b6b35b2f48b29c3a80on protectedmain@a243f18da4a4ca8a8d068c39922537f1f8ed6ad0. This branch remains the ordinary non-force successor for #517/#525 and owns the Draft/Ready lifecycle repair plus the match-arm authored-line classifier repairs.Its latest Ready-state Rust Foundation run
34998902305actually executed on hosted Ubuntu and is diagnostic, not GREEN:scripts/check_coverage.py:712, an otherwise unreachable helper branch later covered by fix(coverage): reconcile contradictory LCOV opener counts #538;rustls 0.23.43, patched by fix(deps): clear the rustls TLS 1.3 handshake advisory #526.Because both failures require valid downstream deltas, this PR is now Draft rather than remaining a failing Ready candidate. It is not closed. #526 exact
1fc9bc6a273bba2fff0c2a35f3830e28bcde37b1has been non-force restacked on this head, and main-target #538 exacte2b0007ab7e3a8ebe9334f4dd3cb5157c104754dinherits this entire lineage plus the security and coverage repairs. #538 must prove complete exact-head hosted inheritance before #523 can be considered superseded.No force update, destructive rebase, self-approval, denominator weakening, skip/xfail, scanner suppression, or administrator bypass is permitted. Keep #517/#525 and this PR open until normal protected-main landing or verified complete successor inheritance.