fix(tag-release): determinism check that never removes the frozen record - #343
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The check rm -rf'd src/generated/<tag>/ and re-ran the FREEZING generator (cutRelease()) to prove the frozen snapshot was a fresh regeneration. A deploy repo's generated released-suites lib IMPORTS that directory, so the removal makes the tree uncompilable and the generator meant to re-create it cannot run at all — no such repo can ever release. Regenerate with the NON-freezing run() entry point instead, removing nothing, and prove the same guarantee more directly: the guard compares src/generated/<version>/ byte-for-byte against the freshly regenerated src/generated/candidate/. A freeze copies the rolling snapshot verbatim, so an equal record is exactly what freezing now would write; stale, hand-edited and never-cut all fail. A monotonicity check preserves what cutRelease() enforced at tag time, which dropping the freezing generator would otherwise have retired silently. snapshot-generate-cmd is removed: a per-repo override is how the freezing form got wired in, and the release-time regeneration must be the command the PR-time currency check already uses. All five callers must drop that line. Also fix the frozen-snapshots-append-only gate, which globbed a filename no deploy repo has ever written and so was a silent no-op org-wide, and cover its skip predicate with bats. Closes #341 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request changes the generated-snapshot gate, replaces configurable release generation with ChangesSnapshot integrity
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release flow now regenerates into a candidate and compares bytes without deleting frozen records. It is mergeable with owner awareness: update callers that still pass the removed input, account for non-main default branches, and prevent symlinked generated records from hanging the release guard. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RainixTagRelease
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RainixTagRelease->>BuildSol: Generate non-freezing candidate sources
BuildSol->>CandidateSnapshot: Write candidate snapshot
RainixTagRelease->>FrozenSnapshot: Preserve committed release snapshot
RainixTagRelease->>ReleaseGuard: Validate release invariants
ReleaseGuard->>FrozenSnapshot: Read tagged frozen records
ReleaseGuard->>CandidateSnapshot: Read regenerated records
ReleaseGuard-->>RainixTagRelease: Report mismatches or success
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The comment claimed no deploy repo has ever written `src/generated/<tag>/<Name>.pointers.sol`. rain.factory.deploy carried three such files from its genesis commit until 39d1cfd (2026-08-20) renamed the scheme, so the old glob did match there for four weeks. The no-op conclusion is unchanged and the history strengthens it: that same PR deleted all three snapshots while the gate reported success, because the skip test reads the HEAD tree. A branch that removes every snapshot disables the check that exists to catch the removal — the narrower residual form of which the paragraph below already documents. Comment only; no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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read_recordfollows directory symlinks without a visited set, so a symlink cycle hangs the publish guard.
path.is_dir()follows symlinks. A symlinked directory inside the record is pushed ontostack, and a cycle (for examplesrc/generated/candidate/self -> .) makes the loop run forever. The guard has no timeout of its own, so the release job would hang until the runner timeout instead of failing loud.A secondary point on the same loop:
to_string_lossy()maps a non-UTF-8 name lossily, so two distinct names can collapse to one key and hide a difference.Both are avoidable by reading the entry's own file type instead of following the link.
🛡️ Proposed fix: do not follow symlinks during traversal
for entry in entries { - let path = entry + let entry = entry .unwrap_or_else(|e| fail(&format!("release-guard: cannot read {}: {e}", current.display()))) - .path(); - if path.is_dir() { + let path = entry.path(); + let file_type = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&path) + .unwrap_or_else(|e| fail(&format!("release-guard: cannot stat {}: {e}", path.display()))) + .file_type(); + if file_type.is_symlink() { + fail(&format!( + "release-guard: {} is a symlink — a generated record must hold regular files only", + path.display() + )); + } + if file_type.is_dir() { stack.push(path); continue; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 34-35: Update the frozen-snapshots append-only action and its
caller configuration to use the caller’s base or default branch instead of
hard-coding origin/main, including push-triggered workflow_call runs where
GITHUB_BASE_REF is unavailable. Pass the resolved branch through an explicit
action input and use it for fetching, while preserving the existing skip
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In `@rainix-static/src/release_guard.rs`:
- Around line 244-275: Update read_record to inspect each directory entry’s own
file type rather than using path.is_dir(), so symlinked directories are not
traversed and cycles cannot hang the guard. Preserve symlinks as file entries by
reading their link metadata/content as appropriate, and replace lossy path-key
conversion with a collision-free representation for non-UTF-8 names.
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The environment variable GITHUB_BASE_REF is not available when a workflow is triggered by a push event, nor is it automatically available in a reusable workflow triggered via workflow_call unless explicitly passed [1][2][3]. Key technical constraints and behavior: 1. GITHUB_BASE_REF Availability: The GITHUB_BASE_REF variable and the github.base_ref context are strictly reserved for pull_request and pull_request_target events [1][2][3]. They are not set for push events [4]. 2. Reusable Workflow Context (workflow_call): When a workflow is triggered by workflow_call, it inherits the context of the caller workflow [5][6][7]. If the caller workflow is triggered by a push event, the reusable workflow will see its event_name as push, not workflow_call [5]. However, because the push event itself does not contain GITHUB_BASE_REF, the reusable workflow will also not have access to it [1][3]. 3. Recommended Workaround: If you need to access information about a target or base branch in a reusable workflow triggered by a push, you must explicitly pass this information from the caller workflow to the reusable workflow using the inputs parameter [5][8]: Caller Workflow Example: jobs: call-workflow: uses:./.github/workflows/reusable.yml with: base_ref: ${{ github.event.base_ref || github.ref }} # Or pass the branch name explicitly Reusable Workflow Configuration: on: workflow_call: inputs: base_ref: required: false type: string By passing the value explicitly through the with keyword, the reusable workflow gains access to the data as an input context, circumventing the limitations of the standard GitHub context variables in this scenario [5][8].
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Use the caller’s base or default branch instead of hard-coding main.
rainix-sol-static.yaml is reusable through workflow_call, so downstream callers can run it on push, where GITHUB_BASE_REF is unset. If src/generated exists, this action then fetches origin/main and fails when the caller uses another default branch. Pass the branch as an input or restrict callers to pull requests.
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35, Update the frozen-snapshots append-only action and its caller configuration
to use the caller’s base or default branch instead of hard-coding origin/main,
including push-triggered workflow_call runs where GITHUB_BASE_REF is
unavailable. Pass the resolved branch through an explicit action input and use
it for fetching, while preserving the existing skip behavior when src/generated
is absent.
…ites Every positive frozen-snapshot fixture asserted against `src/generated/<tag>/<Name>.pointers.sol` — the name this same PR establishes no repo has written since 2026-08-20 — so nothing exercised the current `<tag>/<Name>.sol` shape on those paths. `is_snapshot` reads only whether the first segment under the root is a tag and ignores the filename, so this changes no verdict today. It changes what the tests would catch tomorrow: reintroduce a filename predicate and the obsolete fixtures keep passing while the real shape goes untested. Also normalises a `src/generated/0.1.0/` fixture in the soldeer gate to the underscore form `is_tag` actually accepts. Fixture strings only; 164 tests pass unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merging main brought #343's Rust under the new crate-scoped job, and it does not pass: 11 clippy errors and a dirty `cargo fmt`. Neither was ever visible, because nothing has run either tool against this crate. - 10 x `doc_overindented_list_items` in `release_guard.rs`'s module doc. `a.` and `b.` are not markdown list markers — markdown ordered lists are digits only — so the block is a continuation paragraph of item 4 and belongs at item 4's content indent, not a nested one. Flattened to that, with a blank `//!` between the two so they still render apart. The labels stay: line 371 refers to "4a." in a code comment. - `frozen_tags.iter().any(|t| *t == dir)` -> `frozen_tags.contains(&dir)`, from `cargo clippy --fix`. Same `PartialEq` comparison over the same `Vec<String>`; no behaviour change. - `cargo fmt` over the crate, which is what the job now enforces. Verified in the dev shell on this tree: `cargo fmt --all -- --check` clean, `cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -D clippy::all` zero errors, 174 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
#346 landed the crate-scoped rustfmt/clippy/test job after this branch was cut, so 833e8a7 would have shipped #343's checks and left #346's inert — a second bump behind the first. Merging main and repointing at its tip makes one bump cover both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
rainix-tag-release's determinism checkrm -rf'dsrc/generated/<tag>/and re-ranthe repo's freezing generator (
cutRelease()) to prove the frozen snapshot was afresh regeneration. In a deploy repo whose generated released-suites lib IMPORTS that
directory, the removal makes the tree uncompilable, so the generator that was meant to
re-create it cannot run at all — and no such repo can ever release.
Observed at rain.factory.deploy
sol-v0.1.9:LibCloneFactoryReleased.solimports../generated/0_1_9/CloneFactory.sol, so deleting the directory fails the compilebefore the generator starts. Not repo-specific — every deploy repo on the Option A
model with a generated released-suites lib inherits it.
The fix removes nothing
The check no longer mutates the tree at all, and the guarantee is unchanged — checked
more directly, against the bytes rather than by re-running the copy that produced them.
run()entry point —forge script ./script/Build.sol && forge fmt. That is the exact regenerationrainix-copy-artifactscurrency-checks every PR with, so the release-time andPR-time checks now prove the same thing about the same command.
src/generated/<version>/byte-for-byte against the freshlyregenerated
src/generated/candidate/. A freeze COPIES the rolling snapshotverbatim, so "the record equals the candidate" is "a freeze run right now would
write these bytes". Stale, hand-edited and never-cut all fail here. Both directions
are compared, and an empty record or empty regeneration is flagged rather than
matching vacuously.
cutRelease()used to enforce at tag time(
NonMonotonicRelease): no LATER release may already be frozen beside this one.Dropping the freezing generator would otherwise have retired that invariant
silently. Ordering is numeric per component and tolerates components longer than a
fixed-width integer, so a publish guard cannot panic on overflow.
The decisions live in small pure functions (
tag_dirs,newer_tags,record_mismatches,foundry_version,dirty_offenders) so they are unit-tested andmutation-covered;
runonly wires git and the filesystem to them.Also fixed, per the issue's "adjacent" note: the
frozen-snapshots-append-onlygateglobbed
src/generated/*/*.pointers.sol. No repo in the org writes that name today(records are
src/generated/<tag>/<Name>.sol), so the gate skips in exactly the reposit exists for and is a silent no-op org-wide — but only since 2026-08-20, and the
history is the sharper argument. rain.factory.deploy carried
src/generated/0_1_{3,4,5}/CloneFactory.pointers.solfrom its genesis commit until39d1cfdrenamed the scheme, and that PR deleted all three while the gate reportedsuccess: the skip test reads the HEAD tree, so a branch removing every snapshotswitches off the check that exists to catch the removal. The predicate is now a
presence test on
src/generated/, with which entries count as releases left to thesame
is_tagthe release guard uses; the residual delete-everything form is documentedin place as a deliberate narrow limit.
BREAKING — five caller repos must drop
snapshot-generate-cmdThe
snapshot-generate-cmdinput is REMOVED, deliberately: a per-repo override isprecisely how the freezing form got wired in, and the release-time regeneration must be
the same command the PR-time currency check uses. It is no longer a caller input.
All five callers pass it explicitly today, and all five reference this workflow at
@main:rain.factory.deployforge script ./script/Build.sol --sig "cutRelease()" && forge fmtrain.metadata.deployforge script ./script/Build.sol --sig "cutRelease()" && forge fmtrain.deployforge script ./script/Build.sol --sig "cutRelease()" && forge fmtrain.extrospection.deployforge script ./script/Build.sol --sig "cutRelease()" && forge fmtrain.math.float.deployforge script ./script/Build.sol && forge fmtEach must delete that line from
.github/workflows/package-release.yaml. GitHubrejects an input a reusable workflow does not declare (
Invalid input, … is not defined in the referenced workflow), so because they track@mainthese break onmerge until the line is gone. Sequence the caller PRs accordingly.
Note
rain.math.float.deployalready passes the non-freezing form — identical to whatthe workflow now hardcodes, so dropping the line is behaviour-neutral there; the line
must still go, since the input no longer exists.
Follow-up required after merge: bump
RAINIX_SHAThe workflow runs
rainix-static release-guardout of the pinnedRAINIX_SHA(864816f), not out of this branch. That pinned build predates thischange: its guard has no
newer_tagsand no record comparison. So on merge thecrash in #341 is fixed (nothing is removed any more) but the byte-comparison and
monotonicity checks stay inert until
RAINIX_SHAis bumped to the merge commit. Thatbump is a separate commit, as it was for the previous guard fixes.
Residual hole, stated rather than hidden
A branch that deletes the entire
src/generated/tree still skips the append-onlygate. Distinguishing that from a repo that never had a record needs the BASE branch,
which is what the fetch exists to get — so closing it means fetching in every sol repo
in the org, including those whose default branch is not
main. Measured today:20 non-archived
rainlanguagerepos have a default branch other thanmain(16 ofthem
master); 33 counting archived. Left as is, narrowly and on purpose: deleting onefrozen snapshot, or the tag dir holding it, is caught.
QA
frozen-snapshots-append-only.test.bats— "a deploy repo'sreal record shape reaches the check instead of skipping", "a repo with no generated
record skips without fetching or checking", "a record holding only the rolling
candidate still reaches the check", "the pull_request base ref is the ref the check is
pointed at", "a src/generated FILE rather than a directory is not mistaken for a
record" — each fails on base (verified by running the new test file against base
commit
d2b3518in a worktree carrying the baseaction.yml: 5 of 6not ok, exit1; on this branch 6 of 6
ok). The 6th, "the legacy pointers filename is stillchecked, not newly skipped", passes on base by design — it is the non-regression
guard that the new predicate must not newly skip what the old glob did catch.
release_guard::tests::{newer_tags_*, record_mismatches_*, tag_dirs_*}fail on baseby not compiling:
newer_tags,record_mismatchesandtag_dirsdo not exist there(the base guard exposes only
is_semver,version_dir,foundry_version,dir_present,dirty_offenders). End-to-end, the tampered-record case PASSES thebase guard and FAILS this one, verified live (item 3 below).
a.len().cmp(&b.len()).then_with(…)→a.cmp(b)→ killed bynewer_tags_orders_components_numerically_not_lexically;trim_start_matches('0')→ identity →newer_tags_ignores_leading_zeros_when_comparing;ap.iter().zip(bp.iter())→.rev().zip(.rev())→newer_tags_compares_the_most_significant_component_first;tag_cmp(t, dir) == Greater→== Less, and →false→newer_tags_flags_a_release_that_does_not_follow_the_record;if !is_tag(entry)→if false→tag_dirs_lists_only_release_tags_directly_under_root;strip_prefix(root)?.strip_prefix('/')?→line.trim()→tag_dirs_decides_whether_the_release_being_published_is_present;fresh != bytes→&& false→record_mismatches_flags_a_frozen_file_whose_content_drifted;for (name, bytes) in frozen→in candidate→record_mismatches_flags_a_file_only_the_frozen_record_holds;if candidate.is_empty()andif frozen.is_empty()→if false→record_mismatches_flags_an_empty_candidate_rather_than_matching_an_empty_record;if !frozen.contains_key(name)→if false→record_mismatches_flags_a_file_only_a_fresh_regeneration_produces.On the gate predicate
[ ! -d src/generated ]→ the shipped! ls src/generated/*/*.pointers.solglob (the original bug), →[ -d … ](inverted), →[ ! -e … ](file counts as record), andBASE_REF="${GITHUB_BASE_REF:-main}"→"main"(ignores the PR base) — all four killed by the bats file above.issue rainix-tag-release's determinism check rm's the frozen snapshot dir its generated released-suites lib imports, so no such repo can release #341's reported compile error at rain.factory.deploy
sol-v0.1.9(
Source "src/generated/0_1_9/CloneFactory.sol" not foundinLibCloneFactoryReleased.sol); from rain.deploy'sfreezesemantics, which copy therolling
candidate/verbatim and read back off disk, and so define what "freshlycut" means; from
cutRelease()'sNonMonotonicReleaserevert, which defines therelease ordering this guard now carries; and from the real on-disk record shape deploy
repos carry (
src/generated/<tag>/<Name>.sol), which is what showed the shipped globmatched nothing.
src/generated/<tag>/, so a repo whose generated released-suites lib imports it canrelease, and (B) the adjacent finding that the append-only gate's glob matches no
deploy repo and is a silent no-op org-wide. Covered A and B. The issue's fix-shape (1)
("do the check without mutating the working tree") is the shape taken.
Everything below was run on this branch; commands and configs are in the QA scratch,
not committed.
Unit + mutation. The mutants each break one behaviour the fix depends on.
cargo test(rainix-static): 164 passed, 0 failed.no-run — covering digit-run ordering, leading-zero stripping, most-significant-first
comparison,
newer_tagsinversion/silencing,tag_dirsrelease-filtering andrecord-root anchoring, and all five
record_mismatchesbehaviours (byte comparison,comparing the record rather than the candidate against itself, empty candidate, empty
record, files only a fresh regeneration produces).
no-run — including A01, the shipped
*.pointers.solglob itself, so the regressionthat made the gate a no-op is now held down by a test.
Instrument note: the bats probe first reported A03/A04 as NO-RUN. That was the
probe's
proofregex requiringN failureswhile bats prints the singular1 failure; the run tails showed the mutants genuinely failing the suite. Relaxing theregex to
failure(a measurement fix, no test touched) gives the 4/4 above.Gate.
nix flake check --impure— all checks passed.default-shell-test— the 6 new gate tests all pass. 3 pre-existing failures inprettier-bundle.test.bats(status 127,$prettier_entryunset in this sandbox);confirmed identical on an unmodified
HEADworktree, so unrelated to this change.Worth noting separately:
mkTaskbodies carry noset -e, sodefault-shell-testexits on its last bats file only and masked these three — the full log has to be
read, not the exit code.
reuse lint— compliant, 112/112 files carry copyright and licence.End-to-end against the real failing release (rain.factory.deploy at
sol-v0.1.9,the tag in the issue):
git statusclean,release-guardexits 0: "clean — foundry.toml version,src/generated/0_1_9/present and newest, tree regenerates unchanged, frozen release matches
src/generated/candidate/".rm -rf src/generated/0_1_9+cutRelease()exits1 with the issue's exact error:
Source "src/generated/0_1_9/CloneFactory.sol" not foundatsrc/lib/LibCloneFactoryReleased.sol:9.BYTECODE_HASHhand-edited in the frozenrecord and committed so the tree is clean. The non-freezing regeneration leaves
the tree clean, so the old clean-tree check alone would have PASSED this; the new
guard exits 1, naming
src/generated/0_1_9/CloneFactory.sol differs from the freshly regenerated src/generated/candidate/CloneFactory.sol. This is the case thebyte comparison exists for.
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