fix(engine): door-gate a Room permanent's battlefield name (#7564) - #7590
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…7564) CR 709.5: on the battlefield a locked half does not have its NAME. The name is now the printed-order combination of the unlocked halves -- both unlocked "Left // Right", one unlocked that half alone, neither (CR 709.5d uncast entry) no name at all; re-locking (CR 709.5g) takes a name away again. Single authority room::door_gated_battlefield_name, applied where the layer pass seeds the name; the two designation writers now mark layers dirty (mirror of transform.rs), which the tests pin -- they read the name after plain UnlockRoomDoor actions with no manual layer pass. Measured: 0 of 35,797 cards reference a Room half name via "named", so no gameplay filter changes -- rules fidelity and display only. Closes the last open remainder of phase-rs#7564. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRoom half identities and name exceptions now persist through copy effects. Effective Room halves drive battlefield names, available doors, and unlock costs. Layer evaluation recalculates names after copied characteristics are applied. Materialized duplicates preserve both Room halves. ChangesCopied Room characteristics
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes Room battlefield names according to door designations, but copy handling can retain or lose the name-exception state, causing copied Rooms to display an incorrect name after later copy effects or re-materialization. This bounded correctness risk should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CopyEffect
participant GameObject
participant LayerEvaluation
participant RoomHalfResolution
participant UnlockCostResolution
CopyEffect->>GameObject: Apply copied Room halves and name exception
LayerEvaluation->>RoomHalfResolution: Derive effective Room halves
RoomHalfResolution-->>LayerEvaluation: Return copied or own halves
LayerEvaluation->>GameObject: Apply door-gated battlefield name
UnlockCostResolution->>RoomHalfResolution: Select effective half mana cost
RoomHalfResolution-->>UnlockCostResolution: Return unlock cost
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/layers.rs`:
- Around line 2099-2104: Update seed_live_characteristics_from_base and the
CopyValues/CopiableValues flow to preserve the copied Room half’s base_name and
back_face data through Layer 1a, then derive the battlefield name with
door_gated_battlefield_name after copying completes. Ensure the gate uses the
copied Room data rather than the recipient’s stale values, while retaining
lock/unlock and copy-expiry behavior. Add regressions for Room-to-ordinary and
ordinary-to-Room copies covering locked, unlocked, and expired-copy states.
In `@crates/engine/src/game/room.rs`:
- Around line 119-121: Replace the CR 709.5j citation in the back_name
initialization with a verified rule reference that directly describes the
behavior, or remove the CR citation and describe back_face as an engine
representation detail. Keep the existing back_face lookup and explanatory
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Review round 1 (CodeRabbit): CR 709.5j only defines a door as a half of a Room permanent -- it says nothing about where the engine stores the second printed half. Describe the slot as engine representation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The ordinary Room cases are covered, but the implementation is not correct when a copy effect makes an object a Room (or copies a Room). CR 709.5 makes the unlocked-half behavior, including whether a half has a name, part of the object's copiable values; copy effects are applied in layer 1a (CR 613.1a).
crates/engine/src/game/layers.rs:2097-2104 derives the Room name while the object still has its pre-copy characteristics. Later, crates/engine/src/game/layers.rs:7734-7746 applies CopyValues, and crates/engine/src/game/printed_cards.rs:663-700 overwrites the live name and card types. CopiableValues currently carries neither the Room's other-half data nor its unlocked-half behavior (crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:25487-25504), and no Room-name gate is reapplied after the copy.
Please model the Room copiable characteristics at the copy boundary and derive the battlefield name from the effective copied Room form at the correct layer point. Add regressions for both an ordinary permanent becoming a locked Room and a Room under a copy effect, including expiry/reversion. This needs to preserve the existing non-copy lock/unlock behavior.
All required CI is green and the current-SHA parse receipt reports no card-parse changes; this is a rules/implementation blocker only.
…the door-gated name at layer-1 exit (phase-rs#7564) Review round 2: CR 709.5 makes the unlocked-half behavior part of the copiable values, and the prior gate derived the name at the Step-1 seed -- before Layer 1a, from pre-copy characteristics. Now: - CopiableValues carries room_halves (both printed halves' names and unlock costs, printed order; None for non-Room sources). - apply_copiable_values deposits it as layer-derived state (copied_room_halves), cleared by the Step-1 seed, so it expires with the copy effect. - room::effective_room_halves is the single authority for every per-half question: the door-gated name, door unlock costs (handle_unlock_room_door), and which doors exist (existing_doors). - The name is derived at layer-1 exit (derive_room_battlefield_names, full and incremental pass), after copies; face-down profiles win. Regressions: an ordinary permanent copying a Room sits fully locked (no name, no functioning half text), unlocks with the copied half's cost, and reverts wholesale on copy expiry; a Room under a copy of another Room shows the copied halves through its own designations and reverts to its own halves on expiry. Probe: without the seed clear of copied_room_halves the expiry regression fails on stale halves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 2 addressed — the Room half data is now a copiable value and the name derives at layer-1 exit (6c2e87a).
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25486-25507: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDescribe
right: Noneas an engine representation, not as a printed Room variant.CR 709.5b gives printed Rooms two halves. The engine supports synthetic left-only Rooms without
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/augment.rs`:
- Around line 398-399: Update the annotation beside room_halves in the augment
merge construction to use a verified augment-specific “CR <number>:
<description>” reference, replacing the incorrect CR 702.140 citation; preserve
the existing room_halves: None behavior.
In `@crates/engine/src/game/engine_tests.rs`:
- Around line 2194-2203: Strengthen the uncast_room_with_front_marker test by
setting a nonzero source base_mana_cost, giving the bear only that required
mana, and asserting the unlock consumes it. Keep the existing UnlockRoomDoor
action and verify the copied left-half cost is used rather than a free or
recipient-derived cost.
In `@crates/engine/src/game/flip.rs`:
- Around line 251-252: Update the comment above room_halves in the flip-card
initialization to cite CR 709.5, CR 710.1, and CR 710.2, explaining that
Room-half copiable data is separate from the flip-card model and that flip cards
are not Room permanents; leave the room_halves: None assignment unchanged.
In `@crates/engine/src/game/game_object.rs`:
- Around line 1154-1161: Update intrinsic_copiable_values to derive room_halves
from obj.copied_room_halves.clone() when available, falling back to
own_room_halves(obj) only when absent. Preserve the existing copy semantics and
add a regression covering a copy of an already copied Room, including its copied
names, unlock costs, and door availability.
- Around line 1154-1161: Clear copied_room_halves in reset_for_battlefield_exit
alongside the other Room-derived cleanup, ensuring moved objects lose stale
copied Room identity while preserving the existing Step-1 reset in
revert_layered_characteristics_to_base for normal layer evaluation.
In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 25526-25531: Update install_copiable_values_as_base to transfer
values.room_halves when materializing duplicate conjures, preserving both Room
half identities so the resulting object retains its back_face, door name, and
unlock-cost behavior. Add a test covering duplication of a Room and asserting
the copied room_halves are preserved.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/game/printed_cards.rs` around lines 712
- 714: This is the same omitted-room_halves base-installation issue in the
related implementation site.
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 25486-25507: Update the documentation for RoomCopiableHalves to
clarify that right: None is an engine representation for synthetic left-only
Rooms without a back_face, as produced by own_room_halves, rather than a printed
Room variant. Preserve the description of printed Rooms as having two halves.
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…opy-of-copy and copied-cost behavior (phase-rs#7564) Review round 3 (CodeRabbit): the augment comment cited CR 702.140 (Mutate) from memory -- removed (augment has no CR entry); the flip comment now cites CR 710.1 + CR 710.2 for what it actually claims. install_copiable_values_as_base now rebuilds the Room shape from values.room_halves (base slots = left half, synthesized identity-only back face = right half; the halves TEXT rides in the door-stamped definition sets it already installs) -- Endless Corridor conjures a duplicate of ITSELF, so this path is live. New regressions: the materialized-duplicate round-trip, the CR 707.3 copy-of-copy snapshot (compute_current_copiable_values replaces values wholesale, halves included), and the copied unlock cost ({1} funded exactly and consumed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Room copy model still erases a valid copy-effect name exception.
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crates/engine/src/game/layers.rs:7761-7791 applies CopyValues and then ContinuousModification::SetName; the latter is explicitly the CR 707.9b final copiable-name override. But derive_room_battlefield_names runs after all Layer-1 processing (layers.rs:2381-2385, and the incremental equivalent at :5181-5185) and unconditionally replaces that result with door_gated_battlefield_name (:5129-5140). A copy of a Room with an "except its name is X" modifier therefore loses X and is renamed to an unlocked-half string (or empty while both halves are locked).
That conflicts with the existing snapshot authority at layers.rs:8661-8667, which deliberately preserves SetName as a copy's final name under CR 707.9b. CR 709.5 removes the names of locked halves; it does not erase a separate copy-effect name exception.
Please represent the exception separately from the Room-half identities, so the normal Room case remains door-gated but a Layer-1 SetName remains the final copied name and propagates through a later copy. Add a discriminating runtime regression for a Room copy with CopyValues plus SetName, including a chained copy; retain the existing no-exception lock/unlock coverage.
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/engine_tests.rs`:
- Around line 2366-2373: Extend the later snapshot assertions around room_halves
to verify that halves.left.unlock_cost retains the expected copied mana cost,
using the appropriate ManaCost value from the source fixture. Keep the existing
name and right-half assertions unchanged.
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…the Room door gate leaves it alone (phase-rs#7564) Review round 4: CR 707.9b makes an "except its name is X" rider the copy's FINAL copiable name; CR 709.5 removes locked HALVES' names, never a separate exception. The exception is now represented apart from the Room half identities: the SetName application arm and (for chained copies, CR 707.3) apply_copiable_values set a layer-derived layer1_name_exception marker -- cleared by the Step-1 seed like the half data -- and derive_room_battlefield_names skips marked objects. compute_current_copiable_values marks the snapshot when it folds a SetName, so the exception propagates through a later copy. Regression a_set_name_exception_survives_the_room_name_derivation: CopyValues+SetName on a Room copy keeps "Wrong Turn" while fully locked AND after unlocking, and a chained copy keeps it too. The copy-of-copy regression additionally pins the copied left half's unlock cost (review round 3 follow-up). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hase-rs#7564) The corner is reachable: Impossible Man can copy an enchantment with the "except its name is X" rider, and Snowborn Simulacra / Vona de Iedo conjure duplicates of target permanents. The materialization now keeps the folded exception name and rebuilds only door existence and unlock costs from the half identities. Which HALF name such an object shows per door is undefined by the CR; keeping X wholesale is the conservative reading, noted in the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 4 addressed — the CR 707.9b name exception is represented apart from the Room half identities and survives the derivation (5ab9fc0, follow-up ab0f10d).
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5155-5175: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDuplicate minimal
CopiableValuestest builder across two files.family_test_token_profileandboundary_census_token_profileconstruct the identical minimal-tokenCopiableValuesvalue for the same stated purpose ("only the VARIANT matters"). This PR had to add the samename_exception: falseline to both; a future field addition will repeat that cost.
crates/engine/src/game/derived_views.rs#L5155-L5175: extract this builder into a shared test-support helper (or a#[cfg(test)]module reused by both files) instead of duplicating it.crates/engine/src/game/engine_resolution_choices.rs#L10498-L10518: replaceboundary_census_token_profilewith a call to the shared helper.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/game_object.rs`:
- Around line 1162-1169: Replace the raw boolean field layer1_name_exception
with an Option<Layer1NameException> or equivalent typed presence marker,
preserving its serialized default behavior. Update the GameObject constructor,
partition/reset logic, and every writer including SetName and
apply_copiable_values; change readers to test presence with is_some() while
preserving the existing exception semantics.
In `@crates/engine/src/game/printed_cards.rs`:
- Around line 719-723: Update apply_copiable_values so layer1_name_exception is
assigned for every applied copy effect, clearing it when values.name_exception
is false rather than only setting it when true. Preserve the existing true-case
behavior so the marker reflects the final copy effect applied in Layer 1a.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/game/layers.rs` around lines 7793 -
7801: This is the same stale-marker issue and requires the same assignment fix.
In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 25532-25536: Replace the raw name_exception boolean in the ability
state with a typed NameExceptionState enum containing explicit default and
exception variants, deriving or implementing Serde so the existing serialized
representation remains compatible. Update all copy, merge, materialization, and
Room-derived naming logic that reads or writes name_exception to use exhaustive
matches and preserve the CR 707.9b exception behavior.
- Around line 25532-25536: Update install_copiable_values_as_base to persist
name_exception using a typed state rather than a bare boolean, and restore that
state during the Layer 1 reset so derive_room_battlefield_names preserves
exception names for materialized Rooms. Add regression coverage for both
duplicate conjure and copy-token creation paths.
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- Around line 5155-5175: Extract the identical minimal CopiableValues builder
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The new exception propagation still does not model the winning Layer-1 state.
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apply_copiable_valuesonly turnslayer1_name_exceptionon (printed_cards.rs:719-723). If an earlier ordered copy has a foldedSetNameexception and a later ordinary RoomCopyValueswins, the later payload hasname_exception: falsebut cannot clear the flag. The final Room therefore skips the normal locked-door name derivation atlayers.rs:5138-5144). A copy application must assign the marker from its payload; the separateSetNamearm can still set the exception for that effect. -
Materialization has the inverse lifetime problem.
install_copiable_values_as_basepreserves the literal exception name but does not retain an exception state. The next Layer-1 seed clears the runtime flag (layers.rs:2097-2104), so a duplicate/conjured copy of exception-named Room is later renamed to its door-derived half. Preserve the state in the materialized base and restore it when seeding, rather than relying on a transient marker.
Please use a typed presence/state representation rather than adding raw boolean protocol fields, and add regressions for both transitions: an exception copy superseded by a normal Room copy, and a materialized exception-named Room after a later layer pass. The existing test covers one copy and a chained copy, but neither of these states.
These are required for the stated copy-effect semantics: CR 707.9b makes the final modified characteristic part of the copiable values, and CR 709.5 supplies the Room locked-half name rule.
…rsistent through materialization (phase-rs#7564) Review round 5 (Matt + CodeRabbit): the raw booleans are replaced by CopiedNameOrigin { Source, Exception } on both CopiableValues (name_origin) and the object (layer1_name_origin). Every copy application now ASSIGNS the origin from its payload (CR 613.1a: a later ordinary copy resets an earlier exception; the SetName arm still sets Exception for its own effect). Materialization writes the folded exception into persistent base state (base_name_origin) and the Step-1 seed restores the runtime marker from it, so a duplicate of an exception-named Room keeps its name through every later layer pass. Regressions: the exception test now also covers the supersede transition (later ordinary copy -> door-gated name again), and a_materialized_exception_name_survives_later_layer_passes pins the seed restore (probe: seeding None instead renames to "" exactly as reported). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 5 addressed — the winning Layer-1 name origin is modeled as typed state and survives materialization (ae557ab).
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Approved for current head 83e7465b13f90c3a638f42973dc96421a209f34f.
The clean maintainer port has fresh green required checks and a SHA-bound no-changes parse receipt. The typed winning-copy name-origin model and both runtime regressions satisfy the prior review findings.
Fixes #7564 — the last open remainder (triggers landed in #7567, statics in #7573; the activated-ability slot has no member in the pool).
CR 709.5: on the battlefield a locked half doesn't have its NAME. The name is now the printed-order combination of the unlocked halves — both → "Left // Right", one → that half alone, neither (CR 709.5d uncast entry) → no name at all; re-locking (CR 709.5g) takes a name away again. Single authority
room::door_gated_battlefield_name, applied where the layer pass seedsname; both designation writers now mark layers dirty (mirror oftransform.rs).Tests (
engine_tests.rs): the four-designation walk (uncast → left → both → re-lock left) and the swapped-orientation walk (right half cast — printed order must not follow face residency). Both read the name after plainUnlockRoomDooractions with no manual layer pass, so the dirty-marking is load-bearing: withmark_layers_fullremoved fromunlock_door_designation, both fail on stale names.Class: 0 of 35,797 cards reference a Room half name via "named" — rules fidelity and display only, no gameplay filter changes.
What the tests do not prove: client rendering. Playtested live instead (left-first, right-first, fully unlocked, re-locked) — the shown name tracks the designations.
Remaining gaps: a copy of a Room keeps its copied face name (layer-1 copy writes after this seed) and an object holding two names matches "named X" only as the combined string — no card in the pool exercises either today. A recast Room still shows a concatenated name until #7568 lands: the stale per-cast face state (#7565) feeds this gate a full printed name as
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