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…han <zone>' through zone_change_clauses
Parse-origin-constraint routing for the Disa the Restless class:
'Whenever a Lhurgoyf permanent card is put into your graveyard from anywhere
other than the battlefield' produced a ChangesZone trigger with
origin=None (Any), silently dropping the 'other than the battlefield'
constraint because the legacy scalar cannot model
NotEquals/OneOf origins.
Mirror the ETB analog (oracle_trigger.rs:11383-11433): route richer-than-
Equals/Any origins through parse_origin_constraint_tail -> zone_change_clauses
so match_changes_zone's disjunctive matcher enforces NotEquals/OneOf. Scalar
positive-zone forms keep the legacy field so existing snapshots are unchanged.
Clear the superseded scalar destination/valid_card fields per the ETB analog.
Regression test covers both a class analog ('a permanent card ... from anywhere
other than the battlefield') and Disa's exact Oracle text.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The parser now preserves negative origin constraints for singular graveyard triggers, with focused and broader parser tests passing. The change has no identified runtime correctness defect, but required repository contribution gates are explicitly unmet, so merge requires policy-owner acceptance. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs`:
- Line 18113: Update parse_graveyard_origin_zone to recognize both possessive
hand forms, including “their hand,” so negative exclusions are parsed rather
than falling back to OriginConstraint::Any; add a regression test covering “from
anywhere other than their hand” and verify the remaining restriction is
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Request changes — the new origin-constraint route still converts valid negative hand possessives into an unrestricted trigger, and the added test is parser-shape only.
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[HIGH] Unknown negative hand possessives silently become OriginConstraint::Any. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs:17894-17916 accepts a failed parse_zone_list only by falling through; crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs:18113-18197 recognizes your hand but not their hand or an opponent's hand; crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs:18213-18215 then accepts the anywhere prefix and leaves the unmatched other than … suffix unchecked. Why it matters: “from anywhere other than their hand” is parsed as unrestricted, so the trigger can fire for a card moved from the excluded hand. Suggested fix: extend/reuse the possessive-zone grammar for the complete supported hand-possessive class, or strict-fail an unrecognized negative tail instead of accepting it as Any; add a regression that asserts the resulting negative origin constraint.
[HIGH] The PR has no production zone-change trigger test for the new clause route. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger_tests.rs:15455-15525 only calls parse_trigger_line and inspects the AST. Why it matters: the change clears scalar destination/card fields and relies on match_changes_zone consuming zone_change_clauses; AST assertions cannot prove that a library-to-graveyard event triggers while a battlefield-to-graveyard event is excluded. Suggested fix: add a runtime scenario through the normal trigger/zone-change pipeline that proves the positive library → graveyard case and the negative battlefield → graveyard case.
✅ Clean
The NotEquals(Zone::Battlefield) AST routing covered by the new parser test is consistent with the intended clause representation; the remaining blockers are grammar coverage and runtime behavior.
Recommendation: extend the possessive grammar (or make the negative tail strict), then add the discriminating runtime zone-change test before re-review.
…traint
parse_graveyard_origin_zone only matched 'your hand'; possessive forms
('their hand', 'an opponent's hand', 'a player's hand', 'any hand', 'a hand')
are now recognized too. Without this, 'from anywhere other than their hand'
fell through to OriginConstraint::Any, silently dropping the exclusion
(CodeRabbit line 18113 / Matthew Evans blocker).
Adds:
- AST regression trigger_put_into_graveyard_from_anywhere_other_than_their_hand
(asserts NotEquals(Zone::Hand), class analog + Disa exact text with their-hand
tail).
- Runtime integration disa_origin_constraint_runtime: library->GY fires the
trigger, battlefield->GY does not -- proving the NotEquals(Battlefield)
clause supersedes the cleared scalar fields in match_changes_zone.
…ive grammar
Runtime test was constructing the ChangeZone effect with TargetFilter::SelfRef,
which resolved to the ability source (Disa) rather than the chosen lurker
target -- so the moved card never reached the graveyard. Match cr733 exactly:
origin=None (resolver derives 'from' from the object's actual zone) +
target=Any with TargetRef::Object(lurker).
Grammar fix (engine-implementer Step-22 review finding) adds missing
possessive-hand zone origins to parse_graveyard_origin_zone ('their hand',
'an opponent\'s hand', 'a player\'s hand', 'any hand') so 'from anywhere
other than their hand' yields OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Hand) instead
of falling back to Any.
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18213-18220: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the CR citation for possessive hand forms.
CR 109.5 defines
"you"and"your"; it does not define"their"or establish that"their hand"refers to the graveyard owner. (media.wizards.com) Replace this with a verified rule citation and description, or remove the unsupported rules claim.As per path instructions, rules-touching code must use a verified
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger_tests.rs`:
- Around line 15530-15574: Add coverage in
trigger_put_into_graveyard_from_anywhere_other_than_their_hand for “a player's
hand” and “an opponent's hand”, asserting each parses to
OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Hand) in the zone-change clause, alongside the
existing “their hand” case.
In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs`:
- Around line 18213-18226: Update parse_graveyard_origin_zone and the associated
trigger data so possessive or player-qualified hand-origin phrases retain the
referenced player scope through zone_change_clause_matches; do not collapse them
to an unqualified Zone::Hand that makes NotEquals(Zone::Hand) exclude every
player’s hand. If scope cannot be represented safely, reject those forms instead
of treating them as unrestricted, and replace the incorrect CR 109.5 citation
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs`:
- Around line 18213-18220: Update the comments in the possessive hand-form
handling near parse_origin_constraint_tail to remove the unsupported CR 109.5
claim about “their,” or replace it with a verified CR <number>: <description>
annotation that accurately describes the implemented behavior; do not alter the
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| /// Regression for the possessive-hand grammar gap surfaced by review | ||
| /// (CodeRabbit line 18113 / Matthew Evans blocker -- "their hand"): | ||
| /// `parse_graveyard_origin_zone` recognized `your hand` but not `their hand` / | ||
| /// `an opponent's hand` / `a player's hand`, so "from anywhere other than | ||
| /// their hand" fell through to `OriginConstraint::Any` and silently dropped | ||
| /// the exclusion. Every possessive hand form now maps to `Zone::Hand`, so the | ||
| /// negative tail routes through `parse_origin_constraint_tail` -> | ||
| /// `OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Hand)`. Asserted on a class analog and | ||
| /// on Disa's exact text with a "their hand" tail. | ||
| #[test] | ||
| fn trigger_put_into_graveyard_from_anywhere_other_than_their_hand() { | ||
| // Class analog: no subtype on the subject. | ||
| let def = parse_trigger_line( | ||
| "Whenever a permanent card is put into your graveyard from anywhere other than their hand, put it onto the battlefield.", | ||
| "Hand-Other Observer", | ||
| ); | ||
| assert_eq!(def.mode, TriggerMode::ChangesZone); | ||
| assert!( | ||
| def.destination.is_none(), | ||
| "superseded scalar destination must be cleared" | ||
| ); | ||
| assert!(def.origin.is_none()); | ||
| assert!(def.valid_card.is_none()); | ||
| assert_eq!(def.zone_change_clauses.len(), 1); | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| def.zone_change_clauses[0].origin, | ||
| OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Hand), | ||
| "\"other than their hand\" must parse as NotEquals(Hand), not fall back to Any" | ||
| ); | ||
| assert_eq!(def.zone_change_clauses[0].destination, Some(Zone::Graveyard)); | ||
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| // Same subject with Disa's exact type-restricted phrasing but a | ||
| // "their hand" exclusion -- exercises the updated possession grammar. | ||
| let def = parse_trigger_line( | ||
| "Whenever a Lhurgoyf permanent card is put into your graveyard from anywhere other than their hand, put it onto the battlefield.", | ||
| "Disa the Restless", | ||
| ); | ||
| assert_eq!(def.zone_change_clauses.len(), 1); | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| def.zone_change_clauses[0].origin, | ||
| OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Hand), | ||
| "the 'their hand' possessor must be recognized, not treated as Any" | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add coverage for the other possessive hand forms the PR claims to fix.
This test verifies only the "their hand" possessive form for the graveyard-put trigger's OriginConstraint. The PR objective states the fix "recognize[s] possessive hand forms such as 'their hand' and 'a player's hand'", but no test here exercises "a player's hand" or "an opponent's hand" in this trigger context.
Add a companion case (or extend this test) covering "a player's hand" and "an opponent's hand" so the claimed fix is verified for all stated variants, not just one.
As per path instructions, "For every new arm, verify the plural / possessive / 'an opponent's' / 'your' / 'their' / 'non-X' / 'another' and article-word (a/an/one/two/N/X/each) variants are covered or explicitly out of scope."
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger_tests.rs` around lines 15530 - 15574,
Add coverage in trigger_put_into_graveyard_from_anywhere_other_than_their_hand
for “a player's hand” and “an opponent's hand”, asserting each parses to
OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Hand) in the zone-change clause, alongside the
existing “their hand” case.
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Request changes — the Disa NotEquals(Battlefield) route is covered at runtime, but the current head also accepts player-qualified hand-origin syntax that the runtime model cannot represent.
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[HIGH] Player-qualified hand origins lose their player scope. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs:18213-18226 maps their hand, an opponent's hand, and a player's hand to Zone::Hand; crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:23723-23725 stores only an OriginConstraint, and crates/engine/src/game/trigger_matchers.rs:1205-1217 evaluates that constraint only against the event's source zone. Why it matters: from anywhere other than an opponent's hand becomes NotEquals(Hand), excluding every player's hand rather than only an opponent's; in multiplayer that changes which zone changes fire the trigger. Suggested fix: keep this Disa-scoped PR to the zone-only battlefield exclusion and remove the new qualified-hand grammar/test, or first add an ownership-aware origin constraint at the shared clause/matcher seam with runtime coverage for the relevant player scopes.
🟡 Non-blocking
The current hosted lint check fails only cargo fmt --check (run 33013916643, job 98327062897); it can be fixed as a maintainer-sized cleanup after the semantic blocker is resolved.
✅ Clean
crates/engine/tests/integration/disa_origin_constraint_runtime.rs:107-155 drives the normal change_zone::resolve path and proves both the library-to-graveyard positive case and battlefield-to-graveyard exclusion for Disa.
Recommendation: request changes — remove or correctly model the out-of-scope qualified-hand expansion, then re-run formatting and request re-review.
Summary
Route the singular "put into graveyard from anywhere other than " trigger through
zone_change_clausesas anOriginConstraint::NotEqualsinstead of collapsing onto the scalarorigin: Option<Zone>field, which cannot model negative-disjunction origins. Fixes the Disa the Restless class ("Whenever a Lhurgoyf permanent card is put into your graveyard from anywhere other than the battlefield"). Mirrors the existing ETB analog at
oracle_trigger.rs:11383-11433.Files changed
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs—try_parse_put_into_graveyard: replace the legacy scalarfrom <zone>scan withparse_origin_constraint_tail; negative-disjunction origins (NotEquals/OneOf) push aZoneChangeCla useand clear the superseded scalarorigin/destination/valid_card(matching the ETB path); positive-single-zone and no-clause forms keep the legacy scalar field so existing snapshots are byte-identical.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger_tests.rs—trigger_put_into_graveyard_from_anywhere_other_than_battlefield: regression covering both a class analog ("a permanent card … from anywhere other than the battlefield") and Disa's exact Oracle text.
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<engine-implementer> skill is not loaded in this runtime (14 generic skills only; the skill exists only as the repo-local file .claude/skills/engine-implementer/SKILL.md). The skill's own Step-22 instruction f or runtimes without subagent spawning is to run each step in a fresh context and, when that is impossible, to report it explicitly rather than claim the review loop ran clean. A direct self-implementation was performed instead: the pla n was shaped by reading the ETB analog end-to-end, the edit is a surgical mirror of that analog, and an independent fresh-context self-review of the committed diff was done against CLAUDE.md and the engine-implementer review contract. Every architectural decision (combinators, naming, module placement) follows the existing ETB analog; no new variants were introduced.CR references
NotEquals/OneOforigin form). Mirrors the ETB application atoracle_trigger.rs:11383.Verification
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Gate A output below is for the current committed head.
Final review-impl below is clean for the current committed head.
Both anchors cite existing analogous code at the same seam.
cargo test -p phase-engine --lib trigger_put_into_graveyard_from_anywhere_other_than_battlefield -- --nocapture— ok (1 passed; 0 failed). Class-analog + Disa exact-text assertions green.cargo test -p phase-engine --lib -- oracle_trigger— ok (1173 passed; 0 failed). No regression in the trigger-parsing surface, including the Syr Konrad disjunctive-origin and all ETB-origin tests.cargo clippy -p phase-engine --tests --no-deps— exit 0; zero warnings (fixed oneclippy::map_flatten→.and_thenin the legacy scalar arm).bash scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh— Gate A PASS (see below). No forbidden string-dispatch patterns introduced.Coverage gate (
scripts/coverage-regression-check.sh/coverage-history.sh) deferred to CI — the local harness has no Rust coverage toolchain (tarpaulin/llvm-cov) installed; the new test asserts parse output directly and the change is parser-only, so the parser gate (Gate A) and the test suite are the authoritative local checks.NOTE on model-tier gate below under "Validation Failures".
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Anchored on
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs:11383-11433— the ETB analog: routes richer-than-Equals/Anyorigins throughparse_origin_constraint_tail→zone_change_clauses, then clears the superseded scalarvalid_card/destinationfields (thematch_changes_zoneclause path fully supersedes them). The Disa fix is a direct mirror of this arm for the put-into-graveyard verb.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger_tests.rs:1382-1436— the Syr Konrad disjunctive-zone-change test assertingOriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Battlefield)on the ETB side; proof that the matcher + constraint shape already model "from anywhere other than the battlefield" and that the new test's assertions match the established contract.crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs:17769-17920—parse_origin_constraint_tail, the shared building block the ETB analog and this fix both call (recognizesanywhere,anywhere other than <zone>→NotEquals,anywhere other than <z> or <z>→OneOf).Final review-impl
Final review-impl PASS head=11f7fd25adcec6b782145a74fc18ef56becbffc1
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0fad8f4..11f7fd25(the$review-implskill is not a loaded Hermes skill and the engine-implementer orchestrator cannot spawn subagents in this runtime, so the review was performed directly by re-reading the committed diff against CLAUDE.md and the engine-implementer Step-19 review contract).
Findings: none open.
matchoverOriginConstraint;.and_then(fixed clippymap_flatten); reusesparse_origin_constraint_tailbuilding block.Claimed parse impact
Disa the Restless ("Whenever a Lhurgoyf permanent card is put into your graveyard from anywhere other than the battlefield, put it onto the battlefield.") — first ability's origin constraint now parses to a
zone_change_clausesentrywith
OriginConstraint::NotEquals(Zone::Battlefield)instead of being dropped toorigin: None. Second ability ("Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, create a Tarmogoyf token.") was already supported (Tarmogoyf is a registered token preset in
crates/engine/data/known-tokens.toml) and is unchanged by this PR.Scope Expansion
None beyond the singular put-into-graveyard origin-constraint class.
Validation Failures
poolside/laguna-s-2.1:freewhich is not a Frontier-tier model and cannot be placed at or above the Frontier floor. A PR declaringTier: Frontierwould be false; this body declares
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card/disa-the-restlesswas pushed to the fork; this PR was opened via the REST API(no
ghCLI in the runtime). The token was embedded into the remote URL for push; the credentials store no longer carries the stale junk entry that had blocked it.CI Failures
None observed locally.
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