test(scripts): drop the tests that assert their own subject, cover the one that routes cli/stable - #90
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`workflow-contexts.test.ts` asserted two things by regex: that every
`needs.<job>.outputs.<name>` named an output the producing job declares, and
that the consuming job declared a `needs:` edge to it. Both matter because
neither mistake errors - the expression evaluates to the empty string, so an
`if:` guarding a step becomes permanently false and the step silently stops
running, green.
actionlint decides both by resolving each expression against the contexts
GitHub actually supplies, and says so with a type and a file:line:
w.yml:14:9: property "typo" is not defined in object type {real: string}
w.yml:20:24: property "a" is not defined in object type {}
That is the same claim, better answered, and it brings a great deal the two
regexes never looked at - including shellcheck over every `run:` body, which
the existing shellcheck step does not reach (it reads `scripts/*.sh` and the
hooks).
So the two suites go and the step arrives. What stays is the half actionlint
cannot reach: it parses `action.yml` as a workflow, reports a missing `jobs:`
section and stops, so composite actions reaching for `needs`, `matrix` or
`secrets` are still checked here. 20 tests -> 5.
Pinned by version AND checksum, like the gitleaks step beside it: this is the
required check on `main`, so an unpinned download lets someone else's release
red the branch on rules unrelated to the change.
Also in the hook, where it is cheap and where the three lane suites already
run - they assert lane SHAPE and cannot see a misspelled context.
`promote-cli.yml` needed one fix to land clean: three consecutive redirects
into `$GITHUB_OUTPUT` (SC2129), now one group.
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Five cuts, each one a test whose failure could only mean the test was edited. Nothing here loses a check; the suite goes 392 -> 342 tests. - `commit-convention`: an `it.each` over 9 types and 15 scopes, asserting the CodeRabbit prose contains each token. The claim is "the bot's list and the gate's list name the same things" - one set difference states that and names whatever drifted, which is all 24 titles were carrying. 24 -> 1. - `plugin-conformance`: "rejects an altered licence" edited one word of the Apache text and asserted the digest moved. That is SHA-256 being injective - true of any two different inputs, and nothing this repository can get wrong. The digest pin is the control; the landmark assertions are the diagnosis. - `ci-contract-drift`: three script strings compared to their own literals (`postinstall`, `api-contract:refresh`, `api-types:generate`). The failure they imagined is loud without them: `src/api-wire.ts` opens with an `import type ... from "./api-types"`, so a tree where the generator did not run dies on TS2307 at the first typecheck. The ORDER the refresh runs in is not visible in the file, so that assertion stays - as does `trustedDependencies`, which is not a restatement at all but the claim that no dependency may execute during the install that runs beside the signing identity. It now says so. - `ring-rules`: a `for (const _ring of RINGS)` wrapping an assertion that takes no ring. It ran the same claim three times and read as though it tested three. - `release-platform-coverage`: `runs on both platforms: <check>`, once per parity entry. Implied by two assertions already in the file - every listed check lives inside a composite action and nowhere in the workflow, and each action is called from a Linux leg and a macOS leg. The `gates publication` case stays: stage turns on where the `uses:` step sits relative to the advance, which does not follow from either. Deliberately NOT cut, having looked again: `prefixForRing`, `MANIFEST_ASSET` and `SIGNATURE_ASSET` pin strings every installed binary fetches - the literal IS the contract there, not a restatement of it. Same for the plugin README's em-dash rule and its "nothing is ever booked" line, which nothing else enforces, and for the `PARITY_CHECKS` registry, which the retained "no check-bearing step body in the workflow" case depends on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BdVZFxAsSLsA7fKRj5oozC
`computeAdvanceTargets` decides whether a run advances the pointer the whole
install base follows, advances the candidate ring, or advances nothing.
Everything downstream is HANDED that answer rather than re-deriving it - the
crossed-pair guard, the consistency barrier, the signed-record verify and the
run summary all iterate `advanceTargets` - so a wrong answer here is not caught
later, it is faithfully carried out by every gate in turn.
Nothing could ask it anything. It and the three argv guards beside it closed
over a module-level `argv` and ended in `process.exit`, inside an 810-line file
whose first statements open the Blob store, so the only way to exercise a
routing decision was to run a publisher. At 810 lines `upload-release-blob.ts`
was the largest file in `scripts/` and the only one with no test at all.
So the decisions move to `scripts/release-argv.ts` - pure, returning
`{ error }` instead of exiting - and the publisher keeps the exiting. That is
the decomposition `ring-rules.ts`, `release-signing.ts`, `blob-publish.ts` and
`blob-consistency.ts` each got out of this same file already.
27 cases, and two of them were mutation-checked rather than assumed:
- `freeze` routed to `["next"]` instead of `[]` -> "advances nothing on a
freeze" fails. That mutation advances a ring the operator explicitly asked
the run to leave alone.
- a bad `--to` falling back to `next` instead of refusing -> four cases fail.
`--to stabel` would otherwise advance the candidate ring while the operator
believed they had promoted to the install base, green.
Behaviour is unchanged, verified by driving the real script: every refusal
prints the same line it printed before, and each still fires at the same point
relative to the token gate (`--require-serving` before it, `--to` after).
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…dundant A four-lens review of this branch found that three of the deletions removed something real, and that four comments claimed more than they could show. The deletions are reverted with the bad argument kept beside them, because the argument is the thing worth not making twice. RESTORED - `release-platform-coverage`: `runs on both platforms: <check>`. The removal argued it followed from two retained assertions. It follows only for a check that vanishes from ONE leg. For one deleted from the shared composite action - the likelier refactor - `hits` is empty and all three assertions pass vacuously: `offenders` collects nothing because nothing matches, the action is still called from both runners because the CALL survived, and the stage comparison reads `false === false`. Five of the ten checks have no other leg()-based backup in the file, so the proof would have evaporated in silence. - `plugin-conformance`: `rejects an altered licence`. Cut as "asserting SHA-256 is injective". Wrong subject: it guards THIS FILE's comparison, not the hash. A `licenseDigest` that ignored its argument, read the wrong path, or normalised too hard makes the digest pin pass on any bytes. It is the same vacuity guard the repo already keeps in `pinDrift` and in `workflow-lanes`' CODEOWNERS parse. - `ci-contract-drift`: the `api-types:generate` literal. The `postinstall` and `api-contract:refresh` literals really were restatements, but this one is the only place that resolves what the script DOES - everything else merely checks that some other script mentions its name. Mutation-checked: point it at `echo noop` and this case is the only one that reds. DROPPED - `release-argv`: `ignores a stray --to on a publish`. The publish branch returns `["next"]` without reading argv, so it covered no branch the case above it did not, and `upload-release-blob.ts` refuses that shape before the router is reached. Its cost was the title: it read as the router defending against a stray `--to`, which could talk someone into relaxing the guard actually doing the work. CORRECTED PROSE - The actionlint/`action.yml` mechanism. Measured against the pinned 1.7.12: with no path arguments - what `ci-cli` passes - its discovery walks `.github/workflows/` only and never opens an action file at all. Handed one explicitly it reads it as a workflow and stops. Both keep the suite; the comment claimed only the second. - "a file whose first statements open the Blob store", in three places. The old file's first statements are `const MANIFEST` and `const argv`. The true claim is that the module has no `import.meta.main` guard, so an import runs the publish. - The `#88` rationale. `postinstall` runs on every install in every lane, so it was never lane-scoped; what it could not survive was an install that SKIPPED it. Reworded to the mechanism `ci-cli.yml` itself names. - `.husky/pre-commit` stanza counts, re-measured: 48 / 153 / 28. Suite: 1672 pass, 0 fail across 67 files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BdVZFxAsSLsA7fKRj5oozC
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The --to doc comment in release-argv.ts referred to the repository this CLI was extracted from by name. The all-paths instruction in .coderabbit.yaml flags exactly that on added lines: the tree carries a known backlog of such references that is being retired separately, so the rule is not to add new ones. Enumerated the whole branch diff rather than the flagged line alone - this was the only new internal reference in it. The name stays where it is load-bearing: the cosign SAN identities and the verification command in docs/release.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BdVZFxAsSLsA7fKRj5oozC
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Original Intent
What this does
Four commits. One replaces two hand-written workflow checks with actionlint, pinned like the gitleaks step beside it. One removes assertions that restate their own subject. One extracts the release publisher's routing decision into a pure module and covers it. The fourth puts back three checks a pre-PR review showed were not redundant after all, and corrects four comments that claimed more than they could show.
Outcome
Key Changes
.github/workflows + .huskyscripts/ - workflow testsneeds.<job>.outputssuites actionlint subsumes are gone (20 tests -> 5). The composite-action suite stays: actionlint's default discovery never opens.github/actions/*/action.yml, and handed one explicitly it reads it as a workflow and stops.scripts/release-argv.ts (new){error}instead of calling process.exit so a test can reach it; the publisher keeps the exiting.scripts/ - assertions removedscripts/ - assertions restored after reviewruns on both platforms,rejects an altered licence, and theapi-types:generateliteral. Each is back with the mistaken argument recorded beside it.Test Plan
Acceptance criteria —
The full suite passes.
Evidence
actionlint catches both shapes the deleted suites asserted, at the version CI pins.
Evidence
actionlint cannot reach the composite actions, so that suite must stay.
Evidence
The argv extraction is behaviour-preserving.
Evidence
Each matches origin/main verbatim, and each still fires at the same point relative to the token gate.
The new and restored assertions actually kill the mutations they claim.
Evidence
lint, typecheck, actionlint and hook shellcheck are clean.
Evidence
ci-cli passes on this head. — unverified: reviewer to confirm
Manually verified — Every claim this branch rests on was measured, not reasoned: the tool substitution, the behaviour-preservation of the refactor, and the kill-power of each new or restored assertion.
Evidence & steps
actionlint's shellcheck integration is live, not assumed - the first baseline run over this repo reported:
That finding is what the promote-cli.yml change in this PR fixes.
Not tested — gaps + mitigation
Risks & Mitigations
--severity=warningfloor for exactly that reason.Pre-merge checks (optional)
ci-cli passed on the pre-rebase head, all steps green including the new actionlint step. It needs to re-run on this head.
Rollback
Revert the four commits. Nothing here changes published artefacts or ring state, so there is nothing to undo outside the repository.
Design Decisions (optional, human-owned)
Numbered rationale for non-obvious choices. Refresh mode does not touch this section.
1. Pin actionlint by version and digest rather than use a marketplace action
This is the required check on
main. An unpinned download lets someone else's release red the branch on rules unrelated to the change under review, and the repo already holds gitleaks to exactly this bar.2. Extract a new pure module rather than restructure the publisher behind import.meta.main
upload-release-blob.tsis 810 lines and runs its whole publish at import. Restructuring it is a bigger, riskier change than the audit warrants. Extracting is also the decompositionring-rules.ts,release-signing.ts,blob-publish.tsandblob-consistency.tseach already received from that same file, so it follows the grain.3. Keep the PARITY_CHECKS registry
The first pass proposed deleting it along with the tests it drives. It cannot go: the retained
leaves no check-bearing step body in the workflow itselfcase reads the registry to decide what counts as check-bearing, so deleting it would delete the guarantee the rest of the argument rested on.4. Restore rather than argue, where the review disagreed
Three deletions had reasoned justifications that turned out to be wrong. Each is restored with the mistaken argument kept beside it in a comment, because the argument is plausible enough to be made again.
What's deliberately excluded (optional, human-owned)
::error::can land at the start of a line where GitHub Actions parses workflow commands. Verified present on origin/main at the identical interpolation, so this branch relocated it rather than introduced it. No live path today - every CI caller passes a tag already gated by validate-release-tag.ts, and promote additionally requires the approve allow-list. Hardening a release script's error path is beyond a test audit; it is worth its own PR.scripts/deliberately so that loosening credential handling in the un-ownedsrc/api.tsfails a test only a release signer can silence, and its header already did the reasoning this audit applies - including removing an earlier version's structural duplication of behavioural assertions.What the pre-PR review caught — each finding, and what happened to it
Ran /zeus:review on the local diff before opening. The scout routed a targeted fan-out - four lenses (correctness deep, security, tests, claim-grounding), five excluded with reasons. Findings are acted on in the fourth commit. CONFIRMED AND FIXED:
runs on both platformswas not implied by the two retained assertions, because a check deleted from the shared composite action leaves hits empty and all three pass vacuously;rejects an altered licenceguards this file's own comparison, not SHA-256's injectivity; theapi-types:generateliteral was the only place resolving what that script does. DROPPED as misleading:ignores a stray --to on a publish. Four comments corrected against measurement. REFUTED with evidence: a major-rated hypothesis that actionlint's coverage of the deleted suites was unverified - it was run at the pinned version against both shapes. The fixes were not re-reviewed, so the sha-keyed watermark is deliberately not stamped; they were verified instead by the full suite and three mutation checks.via
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