fix(engine,parser): manifest a card from your hand (Scroll of Fate) - #7609
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…hase-rs#7608) Mirror the supported cloak from-hand twin (Vannifar) on the manifest side: a from-hand recognizer arm in the imperative "manifest" dispatch, a lowering intercept to a ChooseFromZone{Hand} parent with a Manifest{object_source: ParentTarget} sub-ability, the new Effect::Manifest.object_source field (serde default None = library-top source), and a resolver branch manifesting the chosen objects through the shared morph::manifest_card authority (CR 701.40a vanilla 2/2, no ward). Rule-13 double parse over the full 35,798-card corpus: exactly one card changes (scroll of fate). Remaining gap: Kozilek, the Broken Reality's targeted per-player form (documented in phase-rs#7608). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds support for manifesting a card from hand, but the current head still leaves a production classifier path unaware of the new source field, which can misclassify mana abilities, and the integration test does not exercise the real card activation path or a noncreature card. These bounded correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OracleText
participant Parser
participant ChooseFromZone
participant ManifestResolver
participant GameState
OracleText->>Parser: Parse "Manifest a card from your hand"
Parser->>ChooseFromZone: Create hand-zone selection
ChooseFromZone->>ManifestResolver: Pass selected card as ParentTarget
ManifestResolver->>GameState: Manifest selected card face down
GameState-->>ManifestResolver: Update hand and battlefield state
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crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs (1)
14992-15021: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUpdate
moves_card_to_or_from_libraryfor the newobject_sourcefield.
Effect::Manifestgets a newobject_sourcefield (Line 14995-15006) so manifest can source objects from hand instead of only the library top. Themoves_card_to_or_from_libraryclassifier still has:Effect::Manifest { .. } => true,The comment on that exact arm predicts this change and requires a fix in the same commit:
"THIS ARM BECOMES WRONG the moment a card manifests from hand, graveyard, or exile AND parses to this variant. That change arrives as a new nested/source STRUCT FIELD — field access, not a match arm — and therefore compiles silently. If you are adding a source field to
Effect::Manifest, make this arm conditional in the same commit."This PR adds that field but does not update the arm. A "manifest a card from your hand" instruction (Scroll of Fate) no longer touches a library, but the classifier still reports
true. This misclassifies CR 605.1a mana-ability status for any ability that composes this Manifest effect with a library-independent cost/effect chain, since a wrongtruehere can make an otherwise-valid mana ability fail the "no target, no library touch" style checks (the classifier is consulted elsewhere for exactly this purpose, per its own doc comment).Make the arm conditional on
object_source, mirroring the siblingEffect::Cloakarm just below it:Suggested fix
- Effect::Manifest { .. } => true, + Effect::Manifest { object_source, .. } => match object_source { + None => true, + Some(filter) => filter.extract_zones().contains(&Zone::Library), + },Based on the inline authority comment on that arm (which explicitly anticipates and requires this update), the classifier must not silently accept a new source field without becoming conditional on it.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs`:
- Around line 11928-11965: Update the Manifest assertion in
effect_manifest_a_card_from_your_hand_lowers_to_choose_from_zone_then_manifest
so object_source matches the concrete parent-target source used by
ChooseFromZone, rather than accepting any Some value. Preserve the existing
checks for Manifest, enters_under: You, and the ChooseFromZone Hand parent.
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 14992-15021: Update the Effect::Manifest arm in
moves_card_to_or_from_library to return true only when object_source is absent,
mirroring the neighboring Effect::Cloak handling. Manifest effects with an
explicit object_source, including hand-sourced cards, must be classified as not
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CodeRabbit round 1: `object_source: Some(_)` only proves the field is populated — a wrong explicit source would still pass. Both the parser test and the integration test now match the concrete `Some(TargetFilter::ParentTarget)` the lowering installs (the value the ChooseFromZone parent forwards per CR 608.2c), mirroring the Vannifar cloak integration test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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53-60: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winTest the actual Scroll of Fate activated-ability path.
Lines [53]-[60] construct a generic source and parse only the effect fragment with
AbilityKind::Spell. Lines [88]-[92] resolve that synthetic definition. This bypasses the Scroll of Fate card definition and its activated-ability parser path. The test can pass while the card entry remainsUnimplementedor its activated ability lowers differently. Parse the complete Scroll of Fate ability, or use the card’s registered activated ability, before drivingSelectCards.As per path instructions: a parser AST shape test does not prove runtime semantics; tests must drive the production pipeline.
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47-49: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse a noncreature card to exercise manifest conversion.
Line [47] creates
hand_awithadd_creature_to_hand, so the fixture is already a creature. A resolver that fails to apply manifest characteristics to noncreature cards can still pass these assertions. The test also checks only Ward, not the full no-text profile. Use a noncreature card from hand and assert the engine representation of a face-down 2/2 creature with no text or abilities. Manifest requires that profile. (media.wizards.com)As per path instructions: a test must exercise the failure path the fix prevents and drive the engine through the production pipeline.
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/scroll_of_fate_manifest_from_hand.rs`:
- Around line 53-60: Update the test around parse_effect_chain and its
resolution to exercise Scroll of Fate’s registered activated-ability path
instead of a synthetic AbilityKind::Spell effect fragment. Parse or retrieve the
complete card ability, then drive the production pipeline through SelectCards
and resolve it, preserving the existing runtime assertions.
- Around line 47-49: Update the hand fixture created by add_creature_to_hand so
the manifest conversion test uses a noncreature card, then drive it through the
existing production manifest pipeline. Expand the assertions beyond Ward to
verify the resulting face-down card is an engine 2/2 creature with no text or
abilities, exercising the failure path for applying manifest characteristics to
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The current implementation uses the correct ChooseFromZone { Hand } → Manifest { ParentTarget } seam, but its integration regression does not yet prove the card-level behavior.
crates/engine/tests/integration/scroll_of_fate_manifest_from_hand.rs:58-92parses a syntheticAbilityKind::Spelleffect and resolves a generic source. That bypasses Scroll of Fate's registered activated ability, so the test can pass while the card still lowers differently or remains unsupported. Drive the complete registered Scroll of Fate ability through its normal activation/selection path.crates/engine/tests/integration/scroll_of_fate_manifest_from_hand.rs:45-47uses a creature as the selected hand card. Use a noncreature and assert the complete manifest profile (face-down vanilla 2/2 creature with no text/abilities), not only absence of cloak's Ward. That makes the regression fail if noncreature manifest conversion is omitted.
The available parse-diff is also bound to the prior 33a1c584 head and required Rust CI is still running for 02a2b966; refresh those evidence gates after the test correction.
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Maintainer round 1:
1. The integration test now builds the artifact from its printed Oracle
text (new scenario helper add_artifact_from_oracle, mirroring the
enchantment/land builders), activates the registered ability through
GameAction::ActivateAbility, asserts the {T} cost tapped the source
(CR 602.2b), resolves off the stack, and answers the
ChooseFromZoneChoice through GameAction::SelectCards — no synthetic
parse_effect_chain resolve. Probe: disabling the from-hand parser arm
makes the activation illegal and the test red.
2. The chosen hand card is now a NONCREATURE (plain sorcery) and the
complete CR 701.40a profile is pinned: empty name, exactly [Creature]
(printed Sorcery hidden per CR 708.2a), no super-/subtypes, 2/2,
ManaCost::NoCost, and no keywords (vs. cloak's ward {2}).
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The new from-hand source is at the right ChooseFromZone → Manifest { ParentTarget } seam and the revised integration test now reaches Scroll of Fate's registered activated ability. However, one current-head classifier was not updated for the new source axis:
crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:17488-17506 still returns true for every Effect::Manifest { .. }, despite the adjacent comment explicitly requiring this arm to become conditional when object_source is added. Scroll of Fate's Manifest { object_source: Some(ParentTarget) } moves a chosen hand card, not a library card, so the static library-movement classification is false. This can incorrectly reject an otherwise valid mana ability under the engine's CR 605.1a classifier.
Please mirror the neighboring Effect::Cloak { object_source, .. } handling: preserve true for None (the library-top default), and for Some(filter) return whether filter.extract_zones() contains Zone::Library. Add a discriminating classifier assertion for the from-hand form alongside the runtime Scroll of Fate coverage.
…s source Maintainer round 2: moves_card_to_or_from_library still returned true for every Effect::Manifest — the arm's own comment required it to become conditional the moment a source field arrived. It now mirrors the neighboring Cloak arm: None (library-top default) stays a library move, Some(filter) follows filter.extract_zones(), so Scroll of Fate's from-hand manifest no longer misclassifies (and can no longer reject a valid mana ability under the CR 605.1a classifier). Discriminating assertion added alongside the runtime coverage: the from-hand chain classifies false on both levels (probe: reverting the arm to an unconditional true turns it red), the library-top control stays true. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs (1)
17488-17501: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the shared object-source classification helper.
Explicit from-zone effects use
ParentTarget;ChooseFromZonecarries the source zone. The Manifest and Cloak arms duplicate the sameNone/Someclassification. Extract one helper and use it in both arms.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/scenario.rs`:
- Around line 724-731: In the artifact fixture setup, capture
self.state.turn_number.saturating_sub(1) before borrowing the object, then
assign that value to obj.entered_battlefield_turn alongside clearing
summoning_sick. This ensures the pre-existing object is treated as having
entered the battlefield on the previous turn.
In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/scroll_of_fate_manifest_from_hand.rs`:
- Around line 43-46: Strengthen the face-down profile test fixture around hand_a
by assigning the plain sorcery a colored mana cost and a keyword, then assert
that the manifested result a has an empty color and empty abilities collection.
Ensure the test exercises the failure path where source characteristics would
incorrectly be retained.
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 17488-17501: The Manifest and Cloak arms duplicate object-source
classification logic. Add a shared helper that maps None to the default library
classification and Some(filter) to whether its extracted zones contain
Zone::Library, then replace both match expressions with calls to that helper
while preserving the existing ParentTarget and ChooseFromZone source handling.
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Thanks for the follow-up — 707be72 covers both CodeRabbit findings (fixture backdate; colored-cost/keyword seeding with the colorless + no-abilities pins). I had the same two fixes built locally in a parallel commit; it was discarded unpushed in favor of your head, which stays untouched so its CI, parse-diff receipt, and review pass bind to 707be72. The one leftover from that CodeRabbit round is the Trivial nitpick (extracting the duplicated None/Some object-source classification shared by the Manifest and Cloak arms into one helper). I'm deliberately not pushing that onto this head — happy to fold it into a follow-up if you want it. |
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/scroll_of_fate_manifest_from_hand.rs`:
- Around line 149-153: Update the assertion annotation in the manifest test to
cite CR 701.40a and CR 202.2b, which together establish the manifested card’s
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Approved on the current head. The parameterized manifest source axis is at the existing authority; the SHA-bound parse diff is exactly Scroll of Fate (one card, two signatures), and the registered-ability integration path discriminates the from-hand behavior.
…hase-rs#7609) * fix(engine,parser): manifest a card from your hand (Scroll of Fate) (phase-rs#7608) Mirror the supported cloak from-hand twin (Vannifar) on the manifest side: a from-hand recognizer arm in the imperative "manifest" dispatch, a lowering intercept to a ChooseFromZone{Hand} parent with a Manifest{object_source: ParentTarget} sub-ability, the new Effect::Manifest.object_source field (serde default None = library-top source), and a resolver branch manifesting the chosen objects through the shared morph::manifest_card authority (CR 701.40a vanilla 2/2, no ward). Rule-13 double parse over the full 35,798-card corpus: exactly one card changes (scroll of fate). Remaining gap: Kozilek, the Broken Reality's targeted per-player form (documented in phase-rs#7608). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(engine): pin the from-hand manifest object source to ParentTarget CodeRabbit round 1: `object_source: Some(_)` only proves the field is populated — a wrong explicit source would still pass. Both the parser test and the integration test now match the concrete `Some(TargetFilter::ParentTarget)` the lowering installs (the value the ChooseFromZone parent forwards per CR 608.2c), mirroring the Vannifar cloak integration test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(engine): drive Scroll of Fate's registered ability, pin the full manifest profile Maintainer round 1: 1. The integration test now builds the artifact from its printed Oracle text (new scenario helper add_artifact_from_oracle, mirroring the enchantment/land builders), activates the registered ability through GameAction::ActivateAbility, asserts the {T} cost tapped the source (CR 602.2b), resolves off the stack, and answers the ChooseFromZoneChoice through GameAction::SelectCards — no synthetic parse_effect_chain resolve. Probe: disabling the from-hand parser arm makes the activation illegal and the test red. 2. The chosen hand card is now a NONCREATURE (plain sorcery) and the complete CR 701.40a profile is pinned: empty name, exactly [Creature] (printed Sorcery hidden per CR 708.2a), no super-/subtypes, 2/2, ManaCost::NoCost, and no keywords (vs. cloak's ward {2}). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(engine): condition the manifest library-move classification on its source Maintainer round 2: moves_card_to_or_from_library still returned true for every Effect::Manifest — the arm's own comment required it to become conditional the moment a source field arrived. It now mirrors the neighboring Cloak arm: None (library-top default) stays a library move, Some(filter) follows filter.extract_zones(), so Scroll of Fate's from-hand manifest no longer misclassifies (and can no longer reject a valid mana ability under the CR 605.1a classifier). Discriminating assertion added alongside the runtime coverage: the from-hand chain classifies false on both levels (probe: reverting the arm to an unconditional true turns it red), the library-top control stays true. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(engine): harden manifest-from-hand scenario coverage * fix(engine): correct manifest color assertion citation --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: matthewevans <matthewevans@users.noreply.github.com>
Fixes #7608
Card: Scroll of Fate —
{T}: Manifest a card from your hand.— rejected as unsupported: the imperative parser'smanifestbranch only knewmanifest dreadandmanifest the top … of your library.Fix — mirror of the supported cloak twin
cloak a card from your hand(Vannifar, Evolved Enigma) is fully built: a from-hand recognizer arm, a lowering intercept to aChooseFromZone { zone: Hand }parent with aCloak { object_source: Some(ParentTarget) }sub-ability, and a resolver branch reading the chosen objects viaeffect_object_targets. CR 701.58a (cloak) and CR 701.40a (manifest) share this exact shape — 701.40a says "To manifest a card, turn it face down", with no library restriction; the library-top wording lives in the card texts, not the rule. This PR mirrors each cloak piece on the manifest side:oracle_ir/ast.rs:ImperativeFamilyAst::Manifestgainsfrom_zone: Option<Zone>(the cloak source discriminant).oracle_effect/imperative.rs: from-hand recognizer arm in the"manifest"dispatch (manifest (a|one) card from your hand), and the lowering intercept building theChooseFromZoneparent +Manifestsub-chain. The library-top arm is untouched.types/ability.rs:Effect::Manifestgainsobject_source: Option<TargetFilter>(serde defaultNone= the library-top source), doc-mirroringCloak.object_source.effects/manifest.rs: resolver branches onobject_source—Some(filter)manifests the chosen objects through the samemorph::manifest_cardauthority (no ward; the profile stays the CR 701.40a vanilla 2/2),Nonekeeps the existing library loop verbatim.ability_rw.rs/ability_scan.rs: the Manifest arms mirror the Cloak arms'object_sourcehandling (membership write-target flags / target-filter scan).Class (Rule-13 double parse, full 35,798-card corpus)
Parsed the whole corpus with and without the fix; the diff is exactly one card:
scroll of fate(Unimplemented→ activated{T}ability with theChooseFromZone{Hand}+Manifest{object_source: ParentTarget, enters_under: You}chain). No other card's parse changes.Remaining gap (out of scope): Kozilek, the Broken Reality —
up to two target players each manifest two cards from their hands— is the targeted per-player form with a draw rider; it needs target/per-player machinery this PR deliberately does not touch, and its parse is unchanged by this diff.Tests
effect_manifest_a_card_from_your_hand_lowers_to_choose_from_zone_then_manifest(red before the fix:Effect::Unimplemented).scroll_of_fate_manifest_from_hand.rsdrives the production path (resolve_ability_chain→WaitingFor::ChooseFromZoneChoice→apply(SelectCards)) and discriminates three ways: the chosen hand card is manifested as a face-down 2/2, the library top stays untouched (kills a hollow library-top fix), and the manifested card has no ward (kills a lazy reuse of the cloak profile). A probe emptying the resolver's chosen-object branch flips the test red.object_source: None— the library form must stayNone.What the tests don't prove: hidden-information handling in the client (which hand card was chosen is visible to the chooser only) is exercised by the shared face-down infrastructure, not asserted here; and the paused/interrupted mid-manifest path (replacement choices during the zone move) relies on the same
manifest_cardauthority the library path already uses.Full suites green: 19,532 lib + 5,337 integration, clippy clean.
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