Correctness follow-ups to #145: a second cohort digest, and a half-provisioned cohort exiting 0 - #146
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Both provisioning scripts returned normally no matter what they had just failed to do. `provision-cognito-cohort.mjs` printed 82 `! create failed` lines and exited 0; `seed-restricted-registry.mjs` printed "79 of 82 missing" in its own read-back verification and exited 0. That was survivable while a human read the output. Wired into the two new workflows it becomes a green tick over a cohort that was never provisioned — and the container's exit code is the ONLY thing run-registry-task.sh keys on. Both guards are extracted as pure exported functions so an exit code, which is otherwise the least testable thing in a script, can be asserted without a pool or a database. `writeIncomplete` is scoped to `verification.missing` and deliberately NOT to `verification.ok`. `unaccountable` and `unnormalized` range over every ACTIVE row including ones the run did not write — an officer admitted by hand, the preview operator row — so failing on those would turn a correct write red because of somebody else's row, which is how a guard becomes noise and gets deleted. `sealRefusals` still refuses to ARM the gate on all three, which is where the stricter standard belongs. A control that widened it to `verification.ok` flips the test that pins exactly this. Also: the Cognito job's pool-count step is now advisory. The authority on whether the run worked is the step above it, which exits non-zero if any create failed; a strict `list-users` could turn a successful run red over a pagination detail after 82 accounts already exist. Controls, read per test with jest --json: exitCodeFor -> 0 => "exits 1 when any create failed" writeIncomplete -> false => "is incomplete when a person ... is absent" writeIncomplete widened => that test AND "ignores rows this run did not write" Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a shared roster digest CLI and updates both provisioning workflows to use it. Roster parsing uses one workbook read. Cognito and registry provisioning now report selected incomplete operations as failures. Tests and runbook documentation cover the new behavior. ChangesRoster validation and workflow integration
Provisioning failure status
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes provisioning use a shared cohort digest and fail when writes are incomplete, reducing the chance of silently successful partial provisioning. It is mergeable with owner awareness of the bounded risk that public metadata may disclose a roster source filename and that generated-roster digest parity is not directly asserted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow
participant RosterDigest
participant RosterFile
Workflow->>RosterDigest: provide roster file or environment input
RosterDigest->>RosterFile: parse and validate roster
RosterFile-->>RosterDigest: return digests and aggregate counts
RosterDigest-->>Workflow: return sanitized JSON metadata
Workflow->>Workflow: export cohort digest and validate count
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In `@apps/web/scripts/seed-restricted-registry.test.mjs`:
- Around line 419-425: Update the policy test around writeIncomplete so messy
includes a nonempty unnormalized entry alongside unaccountable, then retain the
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Found by CodeRabbit on #145 and reproduced before fixing. Both workflows recomputed `cohortDigest` in their own shell: jq -r '[.people[].email | ascii_downcase] | unique | join("\n")' | sha256sum -> sha256:b99be7f55a7cef1055117f2f21a0947a1728c31905732ef88071d74345385c2c cohortDigest([the same two addresses]) -> sha256:607c1c079619ca741abc6471a60bc293e9aadb08169c2edd272ece86e51bb667 `jq -r` appends a trailing newline before sha256sum reads it; cohortDigest hashes the joined string without one. `ascii_downcase` is also not String.toLowerCase() and jq was not trimming at all. The digest is the ONE value a world-readable log offers as proof that the runner, the container and the operator's extractor read the same 82 people while naming none of them. A second implementation does not fail loudly — it reports a MISMATCH on every correct run, until somebody stops reading it. The runbook told an operator to compare two numbers that could never be equal. The fix is not `jq -j`. It is scripts/roster-digest.mjs, which calls the same reader the provisioning scripts call and prints counts, digests and a file name — no addresses — as JSON for a shell to read with one jq expression. The workflows' format and count checks now come from the REAL reader too, instead of from two filters that could drift from it, and `sha256sum` and `ascii_downcase` are gone from both files (asserted). Also from that review, each verified against current code: - extract-roster.mjs read the workbook bytes before readWorkbookRoster, so a missing file raised a bare ENOENT instead of "--workbook is <path>, which does not exist." - --expect-count was keyed on its VALUE, so `--expect-count` as the last argument returned undefined and the count gate silently vanished — on the exact invocation trying to use it. - safeLabel's doc comment promised a row position it does not return. - The runbook's ordinal-resolution command sorted without lowercasing or de-duplicating, so it would resolve to the wrong person the first time the roster held a duplicate or a non-lowercase address. - Three places called eligibility.ts a committed pin of 82. It documents the 64 + 18 reconciliation in prose; FALLBACK_RESTRICTED_COHORT_SIZE in restricted-cohort.ts is the only executable constant. - The confirm-step test dereferenced steps[0] without a presence check. Controls, read per test with jest --json: workflow recomputes the digest in shell -> "no workflow re-implements the cohort digest" AND "every line that touches the roster file is one of the allowed shapes" publicMetadata gains an emails array -> 3 tests across two suites --expect-count keyed on the value -> "refuses when --expect-count is passed with NO value, rather than skipping the gate" extractor reads bytes first -> "reports a missing workbook with the curated message, not a bare ENOENT" Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@apps/web/scripts/extract-roster.mjs`:
- Around line 151-155: Update the workbook-loading flow around
readWorkbookRoster and buildRosterDocument to read the workbook bytes exactly
once after preserving the existing existence-check behavior, parse that same
buffer for rows and description, and pass the unchanged buffer to
buildRosterDocument so plan.people and sourceDigest derive from identical
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In `@apps/web/scripts/roster-digest.mjs`:
- Around line 64-81: Remove the sourceName property from publicMetadata so
serialized public output cannot disclose arbitrary source identifiers. Update
the metadata key-list test and add a canary sourceName test that verifies the
serialized metadata excludes its value.
In `@docs/RUNBOOK.md`:
- Around line 892-897: Update the jq pipeline in the documented
ordinal-resolution command to trim each email address before lowercasing,
de-duplicating, and sorting, matching makeRedactor’s normalization behavior and
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| export function publicMetadata(roster) { | ||
| return { | ||
| format: "tenure.roster.v1", | ||
| sourceName: roster.sourceName, | ||
| sourceDigest: roster.sourceDigest, | ||
| documentDigest: roster.documentDigest, | ||
| cohortDigest: roster.cohortDigest, | ||
| generatedAt: roster.generatedAt, | ||
| rowsRead: roster.rowsRead, | ||
| people: roster.rows.length, | ||
| excluded: roster.excluded.length, | ||
| // Codes and counts. A code is an enumerated value from `EXCLUSION_CODES` | ||
| // and cannot carry a name; the prose reason it replaces can. | ||
| excludedByCode: roster.excluded.reduce((acc, e) => ({ ...acc, [e.code]: (acc[e.code] ?? 0) + 1 }), {}), | ||
| // How many people per cohort, never which. `cohort` is one of two | ||
| // enumerated values, so a count by cohort identifies nobody. | ||
| peopleByCohort: roster.rows.reduce((acc, r) => ({ ...acc, [r.cohort]: (acc[r.cohort] ?? 0) + 1 }), {}), | ||
| } |
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Remove sourceName from public metadata.
Line 67 copies an arbitrary roster field into output that both workflows print to public logs. The shared reader only requires sourceName to be non-empty. A source name can contain an address or other identifying data.
Omit sourceName from publicMetadata. Update the key-list test. Add a canary sourceName test to confirm that serialized metadata cannot disclose it.
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In `@apps/web/scripts/roster-digest.mjs` around lines 64 - 81, Remove the
sourceName property from publicMetadata so serialized public output cannot
disclose arbitrary source identifiers. Update the metadata key-list test and add
a canary sourceName test that verifies the serialized metadata excludes its
value.
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sourceName is copied into `roster-digest.mjs`'s output, which both workflows
echo into a world-readable Actions log and which this branch calls safe to
print in full — and into `RestrictedIdentity.source` on all 82 rows. The reader
only required it to be non-empty, so nothing stopped a name like
"roster for a.student@simon.rochester.edu.xlsx" from being published.
Constrained at the FORMAT level rather than dropped from the output. Dropping
loses which authority a run read, which is worth having; SOURCE_NAME_SHAPE
asserts the shape a workbook name actually takes — the real one is
"2026.2027 Club Org Student Leadership 7.17.xlsx" — and excludes "@" and path
separators, so the "safe to print" claim becomes a property of a regular
expression a test can break. It also stops a name recording which laptop
produced the export. The refusal does not echo the offending value.
The extractor read the workbook TWICE: once parsed for the membership, once
hashed for the sourceDigest that every registry row and the seal record. Two
reads of one path are two reads of two possible files, so the roster could
carry a digest that does not describe its own membership. readWorkbookRoster
now accepts the buffer its caller already holds, and the existence check stays
above the parse so the curated "which does not exist" message survives a
caller that passes bytes. Proved by handing the reader one buffer while a
DIFFERENT workbook sits at the path.
The runbook's ordinal-resolution command lowercased and de-duplicated but did
not TRIM, and makeRedactor trims. Executed against a roster built to break it —
a duplicate, an uppercase address, a leading space — the fixed command resolves
person 1/2/3 to alpha/bravo/charlie exactly as makeRedactor does, and the
version without the trim is off by one on all three.
The writeIncomplete policy test supplied only `unaccountable`, so it would have
passed over a version that had started failing on `unnormalized`. Both are now
present in the fixture.
Controls, read per test with jest --json:
sourceName shape check removed -> 2 tests, one in each suite that relies on it
shape widened to /^.+$/ -> the same 2
readWorkbookRoster ignores bytes -> "hashes the same bytes it parsed"
existence check moved below parse -> "still reports a missing workbook when
bytes are supplied by a caller"
writeIncomplete fails on unnormalized -> "ignores rows this run did not write"
Re-measured against the real workbook afterwards: 84 rows read, 82 people, 2
excluded, person keys exactly [cohort, email], 0 occurrences of ASIAM/LASOS/
SABC/SBSA, 1,340 chars gzipped and base64'd against an 8,000-byte ceiling.
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In `@apps/web/scripts/extract-roster.test.mjs`:
- Around line 219-238: Extend the test around readWorkbookRoster to build a
roster document from fromBuffer and bytes, then assert that the document’s
people match the buffer-derived roster and that sourceDigest matches bytes
rather than a second read of workbookPath. Preserve the existing fromBuffer
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| it("hashes the same bytes it parsed, so the digest describes its own membership", async () => { | ||
| // Two separate reads of the same path are two reads of two possible files. | ||
| // Proved by handing the reader one buffer while a DIFFERENT file sits at | ||
| // the path: the membership must come from the buffer, and the digest must | ||
| // be the buffer's. | ||
| const dir = mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "extract-onebuffer-")) | ||
| try { | ||
| const workbook = writeWorkbook(dir) | ||
| const bytes = readFileSync(workbook) | ||
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| // A second, DIFFERENT workbook at the same path. | ||
| const wb = XLSX.utils.book_new() | ||
| XLSX.utils.book_append_sheet(wb, XLSX.utils.aoa_to_sheet(STUDENT_ROWS.slice(0, 2)), STUDENT_SHEET) | ||
| XLSX.utils.book_append_sheet(wb, XLSX.utils.aoa_to_sheet(ADVISOR_ROWS), ADVISOR_SHEET) | ||
| XLSX.writeFile(wb, workbook) | ||
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| const fromBuffer = readWorkbookRoster(workbook, { bytes }) | ||
| const fromDisk = readWorkbookRoster(workbook) | ||
| // The buffer wins, which is what makes one-read-two-uses possible. | ||
| expect(fromBuffer.rows.length).toBeGreaterThan(fromDisk.rows.length) |
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Assert sourceDigest in this test.
This test only verifies that readWorkbookRoster uses bytes. It does not call buildRosterDocument or assert the generated sourceDigest. It will pass if a later change parses the supplied buffer but hashes a second read of workbookPath.
Build the document from fromBuffer and bytes. Assert that its people and sourceDigest both derive from bytes.
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In `@apps/web/scripts/extract-roster.test.mjs` around lines 219 - 238, Extend the
test around readWorkbookRoster to build a roster document from fromBuffer and
bytes, then assert that the document’s people match the buffer-derived roster
and that sourceDigest matches bytes rather than a second read of workbookPath.
Preserve the existing fromBuffer versus fromDisk distinction.
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Two correctness follow-ups to #145, which was merged (by the repository owner, not by this branch) while these were being written. Do not merge and do not dispatch — a human pulls the trigger on both provisioning workflows, and nothing here changes that.
1. The workflows computed a second, different cohort digest
Found by CodeRabbit on #145. Reproduced before fixing:
jq -rappends a trailing newline beforesha256sumreads it;cohortDigesthashes the joined string without one.ascii_downcaseis also notString.toLowerCase(), and jq was not trimming at all.The cohort digest is the one value a world-readable log offers as proof that the runner, the container and the operator's extractor read the same 82 people while naming none of them. A second implementation of it does not fail loudly — it reports a mismatch on every correct run, until somebody stops reading it. #145's runbook told an operator to compare two numbers that could never be equal.
The fix is not
jq -j. It isapps/web/scripts/roster-digest.mjs, which calls the same reader the provisioning scripts call and prints counts, digests and a file name as JSON — no addresses — for a shell to read with one jq expression. The workflows' format and count checks now come from the real reader too, rather than from two more filters that could drift from it.sha256sumandascii_downcaseno longer appear in either workflow, and a test asserts that.Three new executed assertions: the script's output against a canary roster contains no address and no
@at all; its digest equalscohortDigestbyte for byte; and the shell pipeline it replaced does not equal it — the control for this whole change, run rather than remembered.2. A half-provisioned cohort exited 0
Both provisioning scripts returned normally no matter what they had just failed to do.
provision-cognito-cohort.mjsprinted one! create failedline per person and exited 0.seed-restricted-registry.mjsprinted its own read-back verification —of those, missing or inactive 79— and exited 0; the only things that ever set a non-zero code there were a thrown error and a refused--seal.Survivable while a human read the output. #145 wired both into workflows, and the container's exit code is the only thing
run-registry-task.shkeys on.Two pure exported predicates, so an exit code — otherwise the least testable thing in a script — can be asserted without a Cognito pool or a database:
exitCodeFor(outcome)→ 1 when any create failed. A skip is not a failure: the two skipped rows are known and decided, and a guard that went red on every correct run is a guard that gets deleted.writeIncomplete({ apply, verification })→ true when a person the authority names is absent or not ACTIVE after a write. Scoped toverification.missingand deliberately not toverification.ok:unaccountableandunnormalizedrange over every ACTIVE row including ones the run did not write — an officer admitted by hand, the preview operator row from An approval admits the person: the registry write, and the re-admission invariant at both layers #134 — so failing on those would turn a correct write red because of somebody else's row.sealRefusalsstill refuses to arm the gate on all three, which is where the stricter standard belongs.The Cognito job's pool-count step is now advisory: the authority on whether the run worked is the step above it, and a strict
list-userscould redden a successful run over a pagination detail after 82 accounts already exist.Also from the #145 review, each verified against current code
extract-roster.mjsread the workbook bytes beforereadWorkbookRoster, so a missing file raised a bareENOENTinstead of the curated "--workbook is<path>, which does not exist."--expect-countwas keyed on its value, so--expect-countas the last argument returnedundefinedand the count gate silently vanished — on the exact invocation trying to use it. Now keyed on the flag's presence and refusing an empty value (Number("")is0, andNumber.isInteger(0)is true).safeLabel's doc comment promised a row position it does not return.person 37to the wrong person the first time the roster held a duplicate or a non-lowercase address, with no signal that it had.eligibility.tsa committed pin of 82. It documents the 64 + 18 reconciliation in prose and defines no constant;FALLBACK_RESTRICTED_COHORT_SIZEinrestricted-cohort.tsis the only executable one.steps[0]without a presence check.Controls — 7 mutations, read per test with
jest --jsonpublicMetadatagains anemailsarrayexitCodeFor→ always 0writeIncomplete→ always falsewriteIncompletewidened toverification.ok === false--expect-countkeyed on the valueBaseline 0 failing before and after each.
Gates
npx tsc --version→ Version 5.9.3.prisma generate0 ·tsc --noEmit0 ·jest --ci0 (189 suites, 3,230 passed) ·next build0 ·eslint0 ·actionlint0 ·shellcheck0.Caveats
apps/web/scripts, becauseroster-digest.mjshas to be on the runner. That directory is code already public in this repository; the roster still never comes from a checkout, which is the property that mattered.writeIncompleteis asserted as a pure function. Its call site sits behind a live Prisma client, so the wiring — that the seeding path calls it and setsprocess.exitCode— is verified by reading, not by executing.ACCESSKEYID/SECRETACCESSKEYholds3:GetObjecton the exports bucket. The ECS task role provably does. Neither workflow has ever been dispatched.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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