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…er list <file-scope> as untested #323: --test-gate had no runner derivation for TypeScript/JavaScript test files (only .sh/.py were recognized), so every TS/JS row carried run_unknown="1" and the gate could never clear on a TS/JS change with a test partner. A runner is now derived the same evidence-first way Python's already is: the nearest package.json above the test file (walking up, so a monorepo/workspace test file's own manifest is used) is read for a scripts.test entry or a vitest/jest dependency naming one of the three runners this recognizes -- vitest, jest, or node's own built-in test runner. No manifest, or a manifest naming none of the three, stays the honest run_unknown="1" -- never a guessed default. New: src/jsrunner.h, wired into testmap.h::TestRunnerIndex. Checked the same runner-derivation gap in ripwire's other test-gate-supported languages: Bash/Kotlin/ Java/Ruby/Go/Rust/Swift/C#/Python were not audited beyond confirming Python already has its own evidence path (main-guard/pytest project) and shell scripts are self-runnable by extension alone -- extending this mechanism further is out of scope for #323 (TS/JS only), stated in src/jsrunner.h's own banner. #324: --test-gate could list a file's synthetic module-scope owner (<file-scope>, minted for a top-level call or an anonymous-callback body, #60) as an "untested" symbol -- a row nothing can ever discharge, since no language can call <file-scope> and no test can be written for it. New shared predicate model.h::isUntestableOwner excludes it from every obligation listing in one place: situ.h's --test-gate untested rows and flipimpact.h's --flags --flip untested hosts (the same branch- host shape can mint a module-scope host too). It still counts toward the coarser impacted=/hosts= gauges, where it is a real caller in the blast radius -- only the per-row obligation list changes. test/impactpartitioncheck.sh's --impact/--test-gate cross-verb SET EQUALITY invariant needed a matching update: --impact's radius_untested= partition still legitimately carries a t="modscope" row (unchanged, per #60), so the comparison now excludes it from that side too, with the divergence's cause stated inline. Gates: test/testgatecheck.sh gains arms (i)-(n) with five new committed fixtures (a vitest repo, a jest repo, a node:test repo, a package.json naming none of the three, and the issue's own file-scope repro) -- RED on origin/main (b939ef4), GREEN here. test/printf_parity.manifest re-pinned for the --help wording addition (UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT="help_all", confirmed as the only label that moved). docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated from the binary's own --help. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tives, per --quality-delta --quality-delta=origin/main..HEAD found preexisting-worse major findings against the prior commit, all in the new #323 code -- fixed in two passes since fixing the first pass's duplication moved the match onto a DIFFERENT existing function each time (measured, not assumed: re-ran quality-delta after each change). - testmap.h::TestRunnerIndex::spellUncached's complexity rose 10 -> 17 (bar 15). The new TS/JS branch now delegates to a small resolveJsVerb helper (and a shared evidenceRoot accessor both the Python and TS/JS branches use), keeping spellUncached's own branching at its pre-#323 shape. - jsrunner.h::detail::skipString duplicated test/jsonwalk_unit.cpp's legacySkipString fixture. Making it delegate to rw::jsonStringEnd (infra/jsonesc.h) only moved the match onto eval.h::minedjson:: skipString -- a second existing thin wrapper around the SAME canonical walk, with the same clamp-to- size() convention mine used. A third wrapper with an identical convention is the duplicate, so the clamp is now applied inline at this file's three call sites instead of behind a fourth named function. - jsrunner.h::nearestPackageJson duplicated pythonrunner.h::hasPytestProject's directory-ascent walk almost verbatim. New src/infra/dirwalk.h::ascendToRoot holds the walk once; each caller keeps its own per-directory predicate and its own return shape (bool vs. the found bytes). hasPytestProject's own one-line forwarding lambda then matched an unrelated one-liner in infra/os_win32_logic.h (win32TableIsComplete) purely on token shape -- pytestConfigAt already has ascendToRoot's exact predicate signature, so it is passed directly, with no lambda left to match against. - jsrunner.h::verbFor's switch(Framework) duplicated model.h::jsLitCtorName's switch(RecvKind) shape. Rewritten as a small table scan, matching testmap.h's own kRunnerKinds row-table idiom already beside it, rather than a second switch-name-table. Re-verified after the final pass: test/testgatecheck.sh and test/runhintcheck.sh still ALL PASS -- the externally observable behavior (run= derivation, the #324 exclusion) is unchanged, only the internal shape moved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lias Owner decision 2026-09-22: the ordering claim is withdrawn (the flag orders by Halstead volume/token count, not readability), so the NAME was the last thing overclaiming. --biggest-first promises almost nothing and delivers exactly that. - kBoolFlags row renamed to --biggest-first (same Config::readability member; the field itself is not renamed). --readability becomes a hand-written alias (deprecatedReadabilityFlag, same one-shot-per-run stderr shape as deprecatedOrderFlag's --stable/--most-important-last/ --no-auto-order): it still works, is dropped from --help, and prints "ripwire: --readability is deprecated -- use --biggest-first instead" to STDERR exactly once. stdout is byte-identical between the two spellings (proved for the default map, --json and --legend=compact; new gate arm H in test/readabilitycheck.sh, RED on the base binary, GREEN on this one). kHandWrittenFlagArms 22->23, kTotalFlagArms 212->213. - Coordinator-flagged defect in the base lane (readability-withdraw- ordering @ 47725a7): that lane rewrote the one-line --help summary to drop the ordering claim but left the detail body ("LEAST readable first") and the Config field comment asserting it, directly contradicting the same entry's own WITHDRAWN paragraph. Fixed here (src/cli.h ~194/~1383, src/verbs_quality.h dispatch comment, skills/ripwire-fresh-eyes/SKILL.md, the showcase caption) to say what the order IS -- largest Halstead volume/token-count/length first, a size proxy, never a readability order. caught-by: review (train 17 builder), site src/cli.h help block. - Renamed the FLAG only. Left untouched, and confirmed unchanged in the gates that pin them: the emitted XML root <readability>, schema="ripwire.readability/v1", compactlegend.h's rootTag/key/onTag/ onKey, every emitted attribute, and src/lintcatalog.h's unrelated cat="readability" (--lint rule category). --ensemble's and --quality-panel's own emitted legend wording ("readability lens/rank") is unchanged -- it describes the still-unrenamed XML tag, so leaving it is consistent rather than a skip. - README.md, docs/COMMANDS.md (regenerated from this binary), the COMMANDS_showcase_2026-09-14.md caption/heading (hand-edited in place, never re-recorded), present/deck5_ripwire_build.js, skills/ripwire- fresh-eyes/SKILL.md and test/showcase_capture.py updated to the new name; test/deckcheck_allowlist.txt and test/flagsurfacecheck.sh's/ test/helpbudgetcheck.sh's deprecated-alias exemption lists gained a --readability row mirroring --stable's. - CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased]: the rename; PR #321's carried-forward entry on the construct-validity caveat's retracted proxy number (closed unmerged, superseded before it shipped); and train 16's three lanes (PR #322, merged 2026-09-22, ships in the next release) -- that section was never written. - test/printf_parity.manifest: re-pinned help/help_all only (UPDATE_ GOLDEN=1; confirmed via diff that exactly those two rows moved, twice). Both rows hash the FULL --help/--help=all text, so they move on any wording change to this block regardless of a per-flag entry -- the base lane's own commit re-pinned the same two rows for its own addition to this entry, for the same reason. - Gates naming readability, plus readmedriftcheck/deckcheck/docscommands check/ripwirepubliccheck/dispatchordercheck/helpbudgetcheck/printffmt paritycheck/mcpcontractcheck/gatecountcheck and the mandatory source- grep sweep over this change's file list: green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…and warm (#157) JSON, YAML and Markdown-family files refused by the pre-parse nesting guard used to print one stderr line on a cold run only, carry no row in --skipped, and vanish completely on a warm run (the cache had no record the file was ever refused). The structural-query walk behind --match, --pattern and --lint parsed the refused file anyway, in the same run whose ingest had just refused it, so the guard protected the map but not those three verbs. Generalizes the itemization/warm-forget mechanism #126 already gave Kotlin's own nesting guard into one declarative table (kNestGuards, ingest_prewarm.h) reused at every corpus-file parse site: json/yaml/markdown/kotlin refusals are now all itemized in --skipped (why="nest-refused"), survive warm runs via the existing forgetNestRefusalsForCache mechanism, and are exposed on the default map's own header (nest_refused=, absent at zero, JSON twin included). --match and --pattern now consult the same per-file refusal ingest already computed (IngestResult::nestRefusedFile, model.h) before parsing, so a refused file can never be scanned by any verb, is excluded from eligible_files=, and the answer discloses nest_refused= itself. kCacheVersion moves 24 -> 25 (mirrored in quality.h's kIngestCacheVersionMirror) so a cache written before this change — which can hold a normal, real-hash record for a refused file — is invalidated on load rather than continuing to hide that file until its content next changes. test/vendorpatchcheck.sh's arm J relied on --match's now-closed loophole to reach tree-sitter-kotlin's scanner directly, unguarded, to prove kotlin/001-stack-push-no-abort.patch holds on its own; replaced with a standalone harness that links the vendored grammar to a bare tree-sitter core and calls it with no ripwire CLI involved, so the arm still proves the patch layer independently of the prescan (verified red against a manually reverse-applied patch: rc=134). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…switch (#157 follow-up) --quality-delta caught what it exists to catch: kNestGuards took jsonNestsTooDeep/yamlNestsTooDeep/ mdNestsTooDeep/kotlinStringsNestTooDeep by ADDRESS into a table, and ripwire's own call-graph resolver tracks AST call expressions, not values read out of an aggregate initializer — all four went from a real caller to count="0" (--callers=jsonNestsTooDeep confirmed it), tripping four gating dead-code findings against this same diff. refuseNesting now switches on the language and calls each prescan directly, one case per guard, keeping the DISCLOSE call's compile-time-literal `why` the switch already required. Every prescan's --callers count is back to 1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… one golden (#157 follow-up) compactlegendcheck's (S) structural sweep caught the last gap: the default map header's new nest_refused= (kNestRefusedMapLegend, serialize.h) had no term in compactlegend.h's completeness table, so --legend=compact would keep the attribute and silently drop its meaning. Added the MapHeaderRead::Only row beside its extent_suspect_syms=/macro_blanked_files= siblings. test/astqueryregex_golden.txt pins --match's byte-exact output; the new legend sentence on <match> moved it. Re-recorded with UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 and reviewed: every actual data row (hits=, <m> elements) is byte-identical, only the legend text grew by the one new sentence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Independent review (fable, $ORCH/reports/rv-flag-biggest-first.md, VERDICT READY-WITH-CHANGES) of 35ae521 confirmed the rename itself: stdout byte-identical between spellings across 17 shapes, alias mechanism matches deprecatedOrderFlag exactly, every named gate green, emitted names/schema untouched. Four findings, all text/test-only: - F1: CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] "Fixed" entry cited `docs/research/readability-construct-validity.md` §4, which is not in this tree (only in draft PR #313, OPEN) -- re-introducing exactly the kind of unmerged-branch citation train 16 removed from --help. Dropped the dangling path; the entry already closes with "Full derivation: docs/EVALS.md §8", matching how the base lane cites the same mechanism in cli.h ("derivation in docs/EVALS.md §8"). ripwirepubliccheck arm 6b (docs/ completeness) and arm 8 (no dangling references) both green. - F2: docs/LINEAGE.md:97 still stated "`--readability`, which emits P least-readable-first" as live behaviour -- the withdrawn ordering claim, in a row §6a's site survey happened not to cover. Reworded to name the current flag, state the actual order (largest Halstead volume/token-count/length first), and point at the withdrawal (docs/EVALS.md §8), matching this lane's own wording elsewhere. - F3 (deck artifacts stale): investigated, not fixed. present/README.md's rebuild recipe needs `node`/`npm` (pptxgenjs) and `soffice` (LibreOffice) for the PDF; none of the three is installed on this machine (checked PATH, Homebrew, /Applications). Per instruction, not faked -- present/ripwire-showcase.pptx and its PDF are left as they were (the alias keeps their --readability slide truthful in the meantime; deckclaimcheck reads them and stays green). - F4: readabilitycheck.sh arm H's `--json` stdout-parity assertion was vacuous -- `--json` is refused for this lens on both spellings (rc=1, 0 B stdout), so `cmp` of two empty files proved nothing. Replaced with three real assertions: the refusal's exit code matches on both spellings, stdout is empty on both, and the refusal SENTENCE on stderr is byte-identical once the old spelling's one-shot deprecation line is stripped off the top. cli.h ~1382 wording is untouched, per the orchestrator: train 17 is landing its own fix to the same help body and the train 18 builder owns that merge. Re-run and green: readmedriftcheck, deckcheck, deckclaimcheck, docdriftcheck, ripwirepubliccheck (arms 6b/8 specifically), readabilitycheck. No hung ASan children found in this worktree (none left running from the earlier session). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dent review (rv-test-gate-tsjs)
F1 (regression) -- a named shell/py driver was losing to "unknown": TestRunnerIndex::derive's TS/JS
branch used its own (possibly empty) evidence as a hard short-circuit, so a test-dir .sh/.py driver
whose own text names the file -- real evidence, previously honoured for every other language -- was
never consulted once a file had a .ts/.js extension. derive() now falls through to matchingRunner when
the TS/JS evidence path returns empty, same as any other miss; .sh/.py keep their original short-
circuit (their own evidence is authoritative and final, unlike TS/JS's manifest search). Verified on
--test-gate, --affected and the MCP affected tool, since all three read the one TestRunnerIndex class.
F2 (wrong runner) -- jsrunner.h::detectFramework let a same-named DEPENDENCY override a scripts.test
that named something else entirely (a mocha project depending on vitest for its config types derived
"npx vitest run ..."), and matched vitest/jest as a bare substring ("jest-report-cleaner.js" derived
jest). scripts.test, once non-empty and not npm's own placeholder, is now authoritative and dependency
evidence is consulted only in its absence; vitest/jest are matched as shell WORDS (bounded by a non-
word byte or the string edge) via the new detail::matchesWord, never a substring.
F3 (silent pass) -- computeTestGateFor's #324 exclusion of <file-scope> owners left no trace: a change
whose only reader was an untestable entrypoint read exit 0, untested="0", with nothing saying why. New
TestGateResult::untestedModscope, counted at the same site #324 already excludes from `untested`,
emitted as untested_modscope="N" (XML root, JSON twin, ALWAYS present like impacted=/tests=/untested=
beside it) with a legend clause (situ.h::kUntestedModscopeLegend, row-gated on N>0) and a compact-
legend completeness reading (compactlegend.h). The header states, rather than claims, the reconciliation
limit: tests= counts FILES not symbols, so impacted != tests+untested+untested_modscope in general.
Legend-budget, legend-coverage, compact-legend byte-pin and attribute-vocabulary gates updated in this
commit, each with the measured before/after and the reason, per house convention for a legend re-pin.
F4 (false fail) -- every .ts/.js file under a test path was spelled as a vitest/jest run target,
including non-tests: a setup/helper file (isTestPath true, but not vitest/jest's own .test./.spec./
__tests__/ include shape) or a .d.ts declaration file got a run= command that fails in CI with "no
test files found". New jsrunner::looksLikeJsTestFile gates resolveJsVerb before any manifest read; a
rejected candidate still falls through to F1's driver search rather than going straight to unknown.
The runnerVerb() table comment claiming ".d.ts are never test code and are not listed" was false (an
extension suffix check cannot see the "d." qualifier) -- corrected to say what is actually guaranteed
and where (looksLikeJsTestFile, not the extension table).
F5 (false negative) -- nearestPackageJson stopped at the FIRST package.json found, even a bare module-
type marker ({"type":"commonjs"}, common in mixed-module repos) with no scripts/dependencies evidence
at all. The walk now keeps climbing past a manifest that decides nothing, falling back to it only if
nothing further up decides either -- a workspace root's runner is hoisted to every package under it
anyway, so climbing to it is the right default, not a guess.
Documented (no code change): the honest run_unknown cases this still cannot derive (tsx --test, bun's
test runner, node's test runner against .ts on a too-old node) are named in CHANGELOG/README, where a
reader of run_unknown would look for them.
Fixtures reused from the review's own committed reproductions (per the coordinator's instruction),
committed here as test/testgateNNNfix/ in this lane's existing naming convention. Every arm added to
test/testgatecheck.sh is RED on 265c9e3 and GREEN here (confirmed by building 265c9e3 in a scratch
worktree and running the updated gate script against it) -- except the non-object-scripts coverage arm
(p3), which was already correct on both binaries and is documented as such rather than misrepresented
as a differentiator. test/impactpartitioncheck.sh's own cross-verb invariant needed no further change
this round (already reconciled in the prior commit for #324's exclusion; untested_modscope= is a new,
additive attribute its comparison does not touch).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…elpers into shared primitives --quality-delta=origin/main..HEAD (origin/main now 60b65f0, train-17 merged since this lane's base) found 8 preexisting-worse major findings in the previous commit's own new code, all in the same "reinvented an existing primitive, or a bare one-line body matched an unrelated function" shapes the lane's first quality-delta round already fixed once: - jsrunner.h::detail::isWordByte duplicated infra/namesplit.h::isIdentChar (both are ASCII identifier-byte tests). isWordByte now delegates to isIdentChar and adds only the one byte it needs beyond it ('-', for a hyphenated CLI token) rather than re-deriving the whole range check. - jsrunner.h::detail::matchesWord duplicated planlint.h::containsWholeWord (the same word-boundary scan, found independently by two different fixes). New infra/namesplit.h::containsWordBoundedBy holds the walk once, parameterized by the boundary predicate the two callers genuinely disagree about: identifier bytes only (planlint's darkflags::identByte, unchanged) vs. identifier bytes plus '-' (jsrunner's own isWordByte) -- reusing the walk without reusing the (wrong, for this caller) predicate would have reintroduced the exact "jest-report-cleaner.js" false match F2 fixes. - jsrunner.h::isNpmPlaceholderScript's bare one-line `return x.find(y) != npos` body structurally matched three unrelated substring checks (taskroute::has, verbs_for.h's forCoverageAttrPresent/ forRouteAttrPresent) -- the same generic-one-liner-shape false positive already documented and fixed once this lane for pythonrunner::hasPytestProject (infra/dirwalk.h's own banner). A named `marker` local breaks the exact token match; the function's behavior is unchanged. - situ.h::computeTestGateFor's verbosity rose with F3's added branch; the branch is now a packed one-line if/else (an existing style in this tree — see e.g. src/graph.h's own packed one-liners), saving the four lines that pushed it over the bar. Re-verified: test/testgatecheck.sh and test/planlintcheck.sh (containsWholeWord's own gate, proving its refactor is behavior-preserving) both ALL PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e as unwritable and empty (#326) cacheDirLadder()'s fallback tier returns a POSIX-spelled "/tmp/ripwire-<uid>"; os::mkdir/os::lstat/ os::chmod (what the ladder itself calls to create and verify the directory) silently rebase that onto the real user temp directory on Windows, but the cache-dir row's writability probe (a bare std::fopen) and its blob/edit-lock scans (std::filesystem::directory_iterator) did not go through that rebase, so they measured a directory the tool never actually writes to while the real cache sat elsewhere, healthy and populated. Extract the dispatch NativePath already made (which rebase, if any, applies to a path) into os_win32_logic.h as oswin::rebasedProgramPath, so it compiles and is tested on every platform via test/verify_os_win32_logic.cpp, and expose it as rw::os::rebased_path() (identity on POSIX) for a caller outside the os:: layer that must hand a path to something performing no rebase of its own. verbs_doctor.h's cache-dir check now resolves cacheDirLadder()'s return through it once, and reads the probe, doctorCacheStats, and doctorEditLockCount all from that one, actually-used directory — so the row's dir=/hint= also name the real cache location instead of a path the tool never touches. The probe still measures the only thing "writable" can honestly mean on either platform: creating and removing a real file, never a mode-bit check. Adds a CI smoke step to the windows job (both clang-cl and cl legs) that populates the cache with a real crawl (TMPDIR/XDG_CACHE_HOME unset, reproducing the filed condition) and asserts --doctor's cache-dir row is ok="1" with a sane blob count. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d_path's two branches The POSIX identity body and Windows' NativePath::rebase() both happened to compile to the same "return path == nullptr ? std::string() : EXPR" shape, which --quality-delta's duplication check correctly flagged (27 shared normalized tokens) even though the two bodies serve different platforms and do genuinely different work. Rewritten as an if/return so the two branches no longer share an AST shape worth deduplicating. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ndows path fixtures test/ripwirepubliccheck.sh's arm 2 exempts test/verify_os_win32_logic.cpp's synthetic "C:/Users/x" Windows-path fixtures by exact path:line:content hit, by design (a real leak sharing the directory name must still be caught), so an edit to that file drops any line it touches out of the allowlist. The new rebasedProgramPath test case added three more such literals and pushed the pre-existing isAcceptableShell fixture from line 681 to 727; both now need entries. Also caught by the repo's own pre-push hook (a cruder single-pattern guard that runs before this gate does). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…iate segment (#150) PR #134 stopped a flat `std::X(...)` call from binding a lone in-repo `X`, but its guard (keepStdQualifiedCandidates, graph.h) read only the call's immediate qualifier segment: `std::ranges::move` arrives as qualifier "ranges", indistinguishable from a user's own `mylib::ranges::move`, so the guard never applied. Worse, `std::chrono::duration_cast` canonically hit a same-shaped vendored `vendorlib::chrono::duration_cast`, and a canonical hit was exempt from the guard by design. Every C++20/23 codebase spells algorithms, time and paths this way, so `--callers`/`--impact` and every ranking over them inherited the false edges. The guard now reads the FULL written qualifier chain on both sides, computed once at extraction (never re-derived from the already-truncated immediate qualifier): - Reference::qualifierRootsStd (model.h): a call's whole chain is rooted at `std`, `::std`, or a standard library's inline ABI namespace, at any nesting depth. Computed by ingest_names.h::cppQualifiedChainRootsStd, which reads the outermost qualified_identifier's own text span (tree-sitter-cpp nests RIGHT-recursively, so that span is always the entire written chain) and keys only its first segment. - Symbol::scopeRootsStd (model.h): a definition's whole enclosing-namespace chain roots at `std`, including the C++17 `namespace std::ranges { ... }` spelling. Computed by ingest_names.h::cppEnclosingChainRootsStd (walks every enclosing namespace, not just the nearest) and cppDefinitionRootsStd (dispatches to the chain-text reader for an out-of-line qualified definition). A candidate now survives only when its OWN chain is std-rooted too, and a std-rooted declaration with no in-repo body anywhere in the corpus is refused rather than bound to the forward declaration standing in for the real implementation (K3). The `canonical` parameter is dropped from keepStdQualifiedCandidates: it decided nothing the widened std-rootedness test does not already decide on its own. An alias/using-directive call is a stated, disclosed floor (its written qualifier never names `std`), unaffected by this change. kParserVer 119 -> 120 (two new per-record extraction facts); kCacheVersion 24 -> 25 (RawRef gains `qualifierRootsStd`, RawDef gains `scopeRootsStd`); quality.h's kIngestParserVerMirror/ kIngestCacheVersionMirror move with them; test/qschemetrip.hash re-pinned with its own log entry. Symbol::scopeRootsStd reuses the third bit of the existing testScope/internalLinkage bit-field byte, so sizeof(Symbol) is unchanged. test/stdqualcheck.sh: the three §11 KNOWN GAP arms (K1/K2/K3) and their census/header twins flip to the corrected literals (count=0, one 'external' census row each, edges=3 external=3); new §12 pins the additional written shapes (`::std::`, an inline ABI namespace above a nested one, the C++17 nested-namespace spelling, a namespace literally named `std` nested inside another as a control); new §13 pins `--callers`/`--impact`/`--dead-code` over an internal-linkage function with both a true and a false std-rooted caller, proving the false caller's removal never manufactures a false dead-code row. test/cachefuzzcheck.sh's Part 3 byte-offset walker updated for the two new per-record bytes. Language neutrality: Rust's std::/core:: qualifier guard has the identical immediate-segment gap (tracked separately, not fixed here); C#, Python and Java capture no qualifier chain at all for these calls today, so this mechanism cannot reach them without new capture work; Go's package-qualified calls are always exactly one segment, so the defect shape cannot arise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#150 fallout) This lane's graph.h edit (keepStdQualifiedCandidates) shifted every following line by +35, moving rankGraphTeleport from line 3954 to 3989 and rankGraph from 3995 to 4030. test/showcasecapturecheck.sh arm (H) caught it: the capture's published --at=src/graph.h:3954 demo no longer resolves to rankGraphTeleport on this binary. Per house rule, docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_*.md is never re-recorded from a lane (the recorder scouts local branch names and worktree state). Corrected only the figures arm (H) compares, by hand, measured directly from the built binary: the --at=/--callers=@ demo pair's line numbers (3954 -> 3989) and the <s> row's el= (3982 -> 4017). No other content in the capture changed; every other figure in the file (including other graph.h line references outside this one demo) was already stale from unrelated trains before this lane touched anything, and is out of this lane's scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…uctural follow-up) Independent review of this lane found the same un-rebased-path defect --doctor's cache-dir check had in at least six more cacheDirLadder() consumers: resolveCacheBlobPath (the one choke point nearly every cache-blob path in the tree routes through — the main parse cache, the MCP index cache, and every git-metadata cache family all resolve through it), evictOldCacheFamily/sweepStaleCacheBlobsOnce (cache-hygiene eviction), slicediff.h's and editpreview.h's temp parse roots, crossref.h's blob-batch listing, ingest_docpass.h's doc-bridge cache read path, and main.cpp's remote-clone reuse cache. Every one shares the same shape: a std::filesystem or bare std::fopen call on cacheDirLadder()'s un-rebased return value, which is only real and writable on Windows through os::mkdir/os::lstat/os::chmod's own silent rebase — a rebase those consumers never go through. Fix at the source instead of patching each call site: cacheDirLadder() itself now returns rw::os::rebased_path() of its own value before returning, on every path (the normal ladder result and the fail-closed "/dev/null/..." sentinel alike), and unconditionally — regardless of which tier produced the string, so a TMPDIR explicitly set to "/tmp" (a real Git Bash default) is rebased exactly like the hardcoded third tier, not just it specially. Every consumer above is now correct by construction; none of them needed their own fix. verbs_doctor.h's cache-dir check drops the now- redundant local rebase it had (exactly one rebase, at the source). Identity proof on POSIX (rebased_path is `return path;` there, so cacheDirLadder()'s spelling is byte-identical to before): ran ripwire cold and warm against test/fixture with a scratch TMPDIR, confirmed the cache directory listing is byte-identical between the two runs (one shard file, ripwire-<hash>-lean.bin, written once and reused on the second run) and that --doctor's cache-dir dir= is unchanged in both the TMPDIR-set and TMPDIR/XDG_CACHE_HOME-unset (fallback-literal) cases. test/verify_os_win32_logic.cpp gets a dedicated TEST_CASE exercising rebasedProgramPath against the exact three shapes cacheDirLadder's tiers can produce (the hardcoded /tmp fallback, an already-native TMPDIR/XDG_CACHE_HOME value, and the TMPDIR=/tmp edge case) plus the fail-closed sentinel — coverage for the new call site's inputs, even though rebasedProgramPath's own dispatch logic is unchanged since 8a2d9ce (so these specific assertions are not newly red there; the genuinely new behavior — cacheDirLadder() calling rebased_path at all — lives in a different translation unit this seam cannot link against, and is proven instead by the extended Windows CI step). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tor's report (#326) The previous step only asked --doctor about the cache it had just populated. Add a second, identical (still non---no-cache) crawl and re-check --doctor: blobs= must stay exactly what it was after the first crawl, proving resolveCacheBlobPath — the choke point nearly every cache-path builder in the tree routes through — resolves to the real, already-populated directory and reuses the existing blob rather than missing it and writing a duplicate. Also asserts the two crawls' own stdout is byte- identical (the existing det-gate contract, restated here against the SAME cache state this step controls, rather than trusted from a separate --no-cache-only step). evictOldCacheFamily's own scan is not independently exercised (no CLI-observable signal exists for it without new instrumentation, and its eviction thresholds — 4096 blobs / 30 days / 2 GiB — are not reachable by a lightweight smoke step); the step's comment states this and why it is still covered by construction (same cacheDirLadder() return value the warm-run assertion above already proves correct). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…r-shape fixtures The new TEST_CASE covering cacheDirLadder's three tier shapes (previous commit) added three more synthetic "C:/Users/x/..." Windows-path literals and shifted the pre-existing isAcceptableShell fixture from line 727 to 768; arm 2's exact-line allowlist is keyed on path:line:content by design, so both need entries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…not just --doctor's report Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ty growth bar The windows job's line count grew 33.6% over baseline (143 -> 191), crossing --quality-delta's 25% material-growth threshold for an over-the-bar (60-line) symbol and gating exit 2. The step's logic is unchanged; only its explanatory comments are shortened (the full rationale is in the CHANGELOG and the lane report, which quality-delta does not measure). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s (L1-L4) Fixes the four LOW findings the independent review of lane/ack-provenance-backfill (rv-ack-provenance-backfill.md) routed here rather than acking away, plus the M1 follow-up it flagged optional. - L1: backfillCloneAckProvenance's header comment claimed a row that already carries provenance is "never rewritten". The code re-derives (and rewrites) every Reconstructed row on every run whose clone group is still found (231 of them, `out.refreshed`) — idempotence comes from that re-derivation being a pure function of (member-set hash, current tree), not from skipping the row. Reworded to say so. - L2/L3: ackProvenanceFor mapped ANY unrecognized `prov=` token to Reconstructed. On write, that becomes the ledger's own canonical `prov=recon` spelling — a false claim that backfillCloneAckProvenance verified the row from the current tree, when for a numeric row (never eligible: base != duplication/new-clone-of-reused-helper) or an unresolvable clone row nothing was ever verified. Added AckProvenance::Unknown and AckRecord::provRaw: an unrecognized token now round-trips through a read+rewrite verbatim instead of being promoted into either real claim (never Measured, never a false Reconstructed) or silently dropped. A clone-kind row still self-corrects into a real Reconstructed the moment its group is found, same as before. Never withdrawn: same "absence is a floor, not a verdict" rule the backfill's not-found path already follows. Updated ackProvenanceFor's own comment to describe this instead of a withdrawal path that never existed. qackconcurrencycheck arm (9f): two new/changed sub-arms reproduce the exact review repro (clone-kind and numeric-kind rows with prov=weird / prov=from-the-future) — RED on the pre-fix binary (both rewritten to prov=recon), GREEN here (both round-trip verbatim). - L4: the backfill's stderr disclosure said "left legacy (member set does not clone here)" for a scoped/capped/degraded scan, which is a floor, not a verdict — the UNVERIFIED wording next to it already gets this right. Reworded to match. - Self-checks: added the true, accessor-free ENSURES the review named (backfillCloneAckProvenance's six disclosure counters sum to the ledger size, every run) plus an EXPECTS pairing AckProvenance::Unknown with a non-empty provRaw in the writer. Zero self-checks existed in the +380 lines this review covered. - M1 follow-up (optional, small): `--ack-only` matching nothing used to discard the backfill's own in-memory healing along with the (correctly) refused acceptance, because the refusal returned before writeAckRecords ever ran. Now heals the ledger first (same canonical-bytes rule H10's ackNothingToAccept already applies) before returning the same exit 1. New arm (9h): RED on the pre-fix binary (ledger stays legacy after a matched-none --ack-only), GREEN here. CHANGELOG entry added. Ledger bytes and gating are unchanged for every row this repo's own committed ledger actually carries (no row carries an unrecognized prov= token) — only hand-edited or future-binary spellings round-trip differently now. rescoreAckRecord's hasProvenance() gate is unaffected (Unknown, like the old mis-mapped Reconstructed, is still != None). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ack-backfill-followups # Conflicts: # src/quality.h
…eted (F1) rv-ack-backfill-followups.md (MEDIUM): my CHANGELOG edit in 09fcb69 added an `## [Unreleased]` section but REPLACED `## [0.6.2] — 2026-09-21` outright instead of inserting above it, so ~2,870 lines of shipped 0.6.2 release notes silently read as unreleased. Restored the heading directly above "### Added — Microsoft's `cl.exe` builds the tree…", with `[Unreleased]` kept above it and the extra blank lines collapsed. `grep '^## \['` now lists every heading `origin/main` has, in the same order, with `[Unreleased]` first. Structural guard: test/deckcheck.sh (already the gate that reads CHANGELOG.md, among every other public prose surface, for fabricated --flag names) gets a new, separate content assertion (§P10, same shape as its existing §P9): every `## [...]` release heading on origin/main must still be present in the local CHANGELOG.md, in the same relative order, and at most one `## [Unreleased]` heading may exist, sitting above every release heading. Nothing else in the gate suite reads CHANGELOG.md's STRUCTURE (only its prose), so a dropped or reordered heading was invisible to every gate that ran on 09fcb69/e956c3b9. Red-first: run against e956c3b's own broken CHANGELOG.md (a disposable worktree + build) — rc=1, "FAIL CHANGELOG heading missing (present on origin/main): ## [0.6.2] — 2026-09-21". Green here: rc=0, ALL PASS, including "PASS CHANGELOG heading integrity — every origin/main release heading is present, in order, and at most one [Unreleased] sits above them". Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
rv-ack-backfill-followups.md (MEDIUM): the M1 --ack-only heal-on-refusal follow-up in 09fcb69 grew runQualityDelta's own complexity 273->279 (bar=15, still minor, never gating) - this lane's own footprint on the function it edited, not a foreign regression. On the clean committed tree (F1's commit, f216461): ./build/ripwire . --quality-delta=60b65f02..HEAD \ --quality-ack="lane's own minor runQualityDelta complexity growth from the M1 --ack-only heal-on-refusal follow-up" per the corrected recipe in BRIEF_MACHINE_2026-09-23.md (clean tree first, range form, one reason). stderr: "231 re-derived ... 11 already measured" (the backfill's own idempotent re-derivation, not a live accept) then "acknowledged 1 finding(s) (1 already acked)" - exactly the one row this lane's own edit touched. git diff .ripwire_quality_acks: one row, cid refreshed to the row's current body hash, now=279 was=273, reason composed as "<new> | prior: <old>" per the reason-clobber fold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…borting on it (#326) --doctor exits 1 whenever ANY row is not ok — a binary-path or other environment row included, none of which the cache-dir assertion is about. The #326 step ran it bare under the job's default `bash -eo pipefail`, so that exit aborted the step before its own cache-dir check ever ran, with nothing on the log to say which row did it. The same shape sat one line later: a `row="$( grep … )"` assignment on a missing row, and the two `blobs=` extractions, all abort the step silently under -e/pipefail before their message prints. scripts/ci-windows-doctor-row.sh now runs --doctor, records its code instead of obeying it, prints the cache-dir row on stdout, and fails — loudly, with that code and the row (or the whole report when the row is missing) — only when the cache-dir row itself is missing or not ok="1". The step calls it for both the cold and the warm report; the `blobs=` extractions tolerate a missing attribute so their own assertion is the one that fires. The eviction sibling (lane/evict-win-cache) reads the same row the same way and will share the helper. Verified on macOS with the real binary, whose --doctor exits 1 here on an unrelated binary-path row while cache-dir is ok="1": the old body exits 1 with zero lines of output; the new body passes and logs `--doctor rc=1`. With a stub reporting cache-dir ok="0" (and one omitting the row) the new body fails naming the code and the row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… G2 (__tests__/ not a test path) Delta review of 0680d7f (rv-test-gate-tsjs) found G1 as a regression introduced by the F5 fix, and upgraded G2 from advisory to a real defect; also asked for a decision on G3. G1 -- nearestPackageJson's F5 fix ("keep climbing past a manifest that decides nothing") conflated two different manifests that both return Framework::None: one with NO scripts.test at all (a true marker, correctly climbed past) and one whose scripts.test AUTHORITATIVELY names an unrecognized runner (mocha, say -- correctly its own final answer, per F2's rule). The walk climbed past both, so a monorepo package that already answered "mocha" for itself could be overridden by an unrelated root manifest's jest. New jsrunner::hasAuthoritativeScript distinguishes them; nearestPackageJson now stops at ANY manifest with a real scripts.test, recognized or not, and climbs past only a true marker (no script, no vitest/jest dependency). testgatecheck.sh arm (u1) pins the regression fixed; (u2) is F5's own positive control, proving the fix does not also break the "true marker" case it was written for. G2 -- jest's DEFAULT layout (any file under a bare __tests__/ directory, no .test./.spec. in its own name) was invisible to --test-gate entirely: isTestPath (filter.h) did not recognize the directory, so such a file's module scope read as an untestable owner and a change covered ONLY through it exited 0 with nothing to run -- a false pass, not merely a runner-unknown gap. __tests__/ is now a recognized test-path directory segment in isTestPath itself, the ONE shared convention every verb already uses (--affected/--for/quality-delta's dead-code exemption/every tested= partition), rather than a second, JS-scoped copy -- checked safe for every OTHER language: no __tests__ directory exists anywhere in this repo's own tree today, so no existing fixture or pinned gate could have counted one as test code before this change (a repo-wide `find -type d -name __tests__` proved the population empty before this landed). jsrunner::looksLikeJsTestFile's own __tests__/ branch, unreachable before this fix (gated behind isTestPath, which did not yet agree), is now reachable end to end. Arm (v) pins the fixed shape. G3 -- decided as a stated floor, not a fix: scripts.test delegating through `npm run <script>` / `yarn <script>` / `pnpm <script>` to another entry in the same manifest is real, common indirection this version does not follow one level deeper; it now reads as this project's own authoritative-but- unrecognized answer (run_unknown="1") rather than the pre-F2 dependency-fallback guess. Documented in CHANGELOG/README rather than implemented, per the review's own explicit "or state it as a floor" option -- pinned with arm (w) so the documented floor cannot silently regress into either a guess or a crash. Fixtures reused from the review's own fx/monomocha, fx/monomarker, fx/jesttestsdir, fx/npmrun. Arms (u1)/(v) confirmed RED on 0680d7f (built in a scratch worktree, since removed) and GREEN here; (u2)/(w) are non-regressing controls, confirmed identical on both binaries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…le blobs into the real cache directory (#326's sibling) The consumer of #326's defect with the most visible cost. cacheDirLadder()'s third tier returns the POSIX literal "/tmp/ripwire-<uid>" — the tier every plain cmd.exe/PowerShell session lands on, since Windows sets TMP/TEMP, not TMPDIR or XDG_CACHE_HOME. The eviction sweep that runs once per process from saveCache (sweepStaleCacheBlobsOnce -> evictOldCacheFamily) walked that string with std::filesystem::directory_iterator, which performs no rebase: on Windows the current drive's "\tmp\ripwire-<uid>", a directory that does not exist, so the walk's error_code path returned early and nothing was ever evicted — not the 30-day age pass, not the 2 GB byte budget, not the keep-N families — while the real cache grew without bound. The fix itself is #326's structural follow-up (8e6b0a7): cacheDirLadder() returns os::rebased_path's spelling on every return path, so this consumer is correct by construction. Rebased onto that lane, this commit keeps only what that fix does not carry: - the windows CI job's eviction smoke step (scripts/ci-windows-evict-smoke.sh): learn the real cache directory from --doctor's cache-dir row, seed it with stale blobs dated 2020, force a cache write with a cold crawl, and assert they are gone — loud on the pre-fix code; - evictioncheck arm (m), pinning in the source that EVERY return in cacheDirLadder() passes through os::rebased_path (red on the pre-fix tree's two bare returns, green here); - test/verify_os_win32_logic.cpp: the rebase dispatch is idempotent — an os:: caller handed an already-resolved ladder answer (a blob under it, the locks subtree, the sentinel) sees no second rewrite, and the no-trailing-slash promise survives a native temp path spelled with trailing separators; - the CHANGELOG paragraph for the eviction consumer, and os_win32_logic.h's note on why the dispatch's idempotence is what makes a single rebase at the source safe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on smoke script scripts/ci-windows-doctor-row.sh (2fc85dc) is the one place that runs --doctor for a CI smoke step, records its exit code instead of obeying it, and fails loudly — code and row — only when the cache-dir row itself is missing or not ok="1". The eviction smoke script read the same row with its own bare --doctor call and grep; it now calls the helper, so the rc-tolerant pattern exists once and both Windows steps report a broken cache-dir row the same way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…false match hasAuthoritativeScript's `return !script.empty() && !isNpmPlaceholderScript(script);` body structurally matched resolve.h::IdentityNarrower::nestedInAncestorOf's unrelated `return !outer.empty() && derivesFromName(...);` -- the same "small function, generic !empty()-guarded predicate shape" class this lane's earlier rounds already hit twice (hasPytestProject vs win32TableIsComplete; isNpmPlaceholderScript vs three unrelated substring checks). An early-return on the empty case breaks the exact token match; the function's behavior is unchanged (confirmed by testgatecheck.sh's full arm set, still ALL PASS). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… verify_os_win32_logic.cpp Rebasing 2f815173 onto lane/doctor-win-cache-326 put both lanes' new TEST_CASEs into one conflict hunk; git hoisted the closing brace they shared below the hunk, and keeping both sides left the tier-shapes case unclosed, so the idempotence case was declared in block scope and oswin32logiccheck's harness did not compile. Restore the brace, say "on every value it returns" where the idempotence comment still described the pre-rebase placement, and move ripwirepubliccheck's exact-line exemption for the isAcceptableShell fixture two lines down. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… \1) dropped every file that matched it, at capped="0"
--regex opens only the files the regex->trigram prefilter admits (src/search.h RegexAnalyzer;
--no-prefilter is its full-scan oracle). The analyser knew \n \t \w \b and an escaped
metacharacter, and took every other escape for its letter: \x66s::exists became the literal run
x66s::exists, whose trigram "x66" no file holds, so the ten files with fs::exists were never
opened and the answer still said files="0" hits="0" capped="0". In an alternation the escaped
branch's files went missing on their own (fs::exists|\x66s::remove: 11 files where the full
scan and ripgrep answer 14). The same misreading inside a class ([\x66] enumerated {x,6,6}),
and for \uHHHH, \cX and a backreference, which src/regexguard.h's screen lists as portable
escapes and steps over correctly for its own line-level literal plan.
The analyser now steps over exactly the characters the engine reads as the escape: \xHH and
\u00HH with every digit present and an ASCII value are that one byte; the rest are one byte it
does not vouch for (ALL, as `.` is). parseClass reads lo/hi through one classByte() so a class
gets the same rule. Only --regex (CLI and the MCP grep verb, one grepCollect) evaluates the
query; the literal --grep, the unindexed scan and the line-level literal paths never did.
Gate: test/regexcheck.sh -- four escape patterns join the prefiltered-vs-full-scan battery
(S), which now refuses to compare two empty answers; (E) pins the alternation shape
(zylophoneXyzzy|\x63ompute: the escaped branch is the only match in two fixture files, both
must be listed, prefiltered files= == full-scan's > the first branch's alone); (O2) checks the
escape patterns against ripgrep, which spells \xHH where grep -E cannot. Red on origin/main's
binary: 8 arms ((S) 4, (E), (O2) 3); green here, 37 PASS.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Docs only (METHODOLOGY section 9.1, research/answer-completeness.md, docs/README.md); no conflicts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The only conflicts are the --legend-dict dictv/entries line in the capture and docs/COMMANDS.md: HEAD's side for now; both are set from the merged binary after the last merge (every cut-fix lane moves that line). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- test/fixedbufsweep.sh: RE-DERIVED on the merged tree (fixedbufsweep ALL PASS), not summed: EXPECTED 347 mentions / 237 calls / 237 sites / 103 rows; the serialize.h `open` row is 5 (main's 4, lane A's -1, this lane's +2). - CHANGELOG.md: the lane's entry sat directly under ## [0.6.2]; moved to the end of [Unreleased]. - The capture's --legend-dict lines and docs/COMMANDS.md: HEAD's side for now; set from the merged binary after the last merge. <sigs total=> is the rows handed to the byte gate on both paths, the ruling this lane shares with lane A: lens path entries + gateCut, non-lens path keep - (visited - shown). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- src/search.h auto-merged with lane/regex-omit (disjoint hunks). - CHANGELOG.md: the lane's entry sat directly under ## [0.6.2]; moved to the end of [Unreleased] (the 0.6.2 heading stays, deckcheck P10). - The capture's --legend-dict line and docs/COMMANDS.md: HEAD's side for now; set from the merged binary after the last merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- CHANGELOG.md: additive under the one [Unreleased] heading. - test/compactlegendcheck.sh: both re-pin notes kept (test-gate/v1 and this lane's impact/v1 780 -> 810); the table auto-merged. - test/printf_parity.manifest help_all, the capture's --legend-dict line and docs/COMMANDS.md: HEAD's side for now; set from the merged binary after the last merge (lane D's side of the C/D dictv overlap is already in). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- test/fixedbufsweep.sh: RE-DERIVED on the merged tree, not summed: EXPECTED 348 mentions / 238 calls / 238 sites / 104 rows (fixedbufsweep ALL PASS on the merged binary). Both lanes' notes are kept. - test/printf_parity.manifest: both lines taken (lane C's impact pin, this lane's clones pin); help_all is re-pinned on the merged binary next. - The capture's --legend-dict line and docs/COMMANDS.md: HEAD's side for now; set from the merged binary in the train fixups commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ures, regenerate COMMANDS.md, rebuild the deck Each value is measured on the merged binary (built_from=ffc83712), not summed from the lanes: - test/printf_parity.manifest help_all: re-pinned (UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT= help_all; it is the only label that moved). --help=all now carries the --biggest-first rename, the slice-order disclosure and lane C's --limit prose together; each lane pinned only its own. - docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_2026-09-14.md --legend-dict, edited by hand (the capture is not re-recorded): dictv=cc380afbaf89a7d0 entries=714, 69630 bytes on 715 raw lines (685 more display lines). Main has 704 entries; the train adds ten definitions: two `<b` and two `for:` rows (cut-fix A/B), line_bytes=, tier= and tier_budget= (D), nest_refused= (#157), type3_capped= (correctness) and untested_modscope= (test-gate). Each lane set its own count; none saw the others. - docs/COMMANDS.md: regenerated with docs/docs_commands_build.py from the merged binary and capture (179 flags; it also picks up #150's src/graph.h:4008 anchor). - present/ripwire-showcase.pptx/.pdf: rebuilt from deck5_ripwire_build.js (the rename lane edited it; pptxgenjs from package-lock.json, PDF via LibreOffice). deckclaimcheck, deckcheck and ripwirepubliccheck rc=0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…gate's package.json read src/jsrunner.h's nearestPackageJson (lane/test-gate-tsjs) reads package.json through the canonical docparse::detail::readWholeFile helper: the one new <u> row on the merged tree. main 60b65f0 counts 23; the lane tip 7bf4850 already counted 24, so the gate was red there too. Found by the train 18 suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#326's comments spelled the cache directory as "/tmp/ripwire-<uid>"; infraportcheck (C) forbids naming the host project inside the portable layer. They now say "/tmp/<cache-dir>-<uid>". Comments only. Red at the #326 and evict lane tips too; found by the train 18 suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#326) #326 moved --doctor's writability probe from std::fopen to rw::os::open (the rebased cache dir), so the S2 open-site registry row named a call that no longer exists and missed the one that does. The row now records the open and why every path closes it. Red at the #326 lane tip; found by the train 18 suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cutfix-correctness adds the type3_capped disclosure to the Type-3 pair cap; with cut-fix C's limits_build.py the merged table counts 123 classified / 99 silent caps (was 121 / 101). limitstablecheck and readmedriftcheck (L1) were red on the merged tree only; each lane tip was fresh. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lse (gateexitcheck G2) Five new one-line `cond && ok … || no …` verdicts (cut-fix C's arm 11f, four in #150's stdqualcheck) print FAIL for a passing arm when the PASS line cannot be written. Rewritten as if/then/else; the checks are unchanged. Red at both lane tips; found by the train 18 suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
regex-omit's hex-digit reader used C-style casts, two on one line. --lint's c-style-cast rule rows a line once while --match counts each cast, so lintbudgetcheck read 399 against 400 (red at the lane tip too). static_cast is what the rule asks for; behaviour is unchanged (regexcheck rc=0). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
src/infra/namesplit.h is in scripts/formatcheck.sh's GATED list; test-gate-tsjs's helper was not formatted (formatgatecheck SKIPs when PATH finds clang-format 20, so no lane saw it). Whitespace only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#23) callsrankordercheck, collectioncapcheck, overbudgetcommentcheck and pagingsweepcheck call subprocess.run with timeout=300; neighbourcapcheck's MCP Popen gets a daemon watchdog that kills a hung server. A hang now fails the arm instead of holding the gate until the suite's budget. Each gate rc=0 after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/LINEAGE.md`:
- Line 97: Update the three remaining `--readability` references in the lineage
table to use the current `--biggest-first` flag, keeping the existing
surrounding descriptions unchanged.
In `@skills/ripwire-fresh-eyes/SKILL.md`:
- Line 273: Rename the “Per-function readability” heading associated with
`--biggest-first` to describe its size ranking, without implying a readability
judgment; leave the command unchanged.
In `@src/compactlegend.h`:
- Around line 400-402: Add key-qualified nest_refused reading rows to
kCompactAttributeReadings for both the match and pattern roots, preserving their
distinct eligible_files/skipped_files semantics. Place them with the existing
match and pattern reading rows so the quoted root attributes have
compact-dialect readings.
In `@src/flipimpact.h`:
- Around line 939-942: Update computeRadius’s isUntestableOwner exclusion to
increment a FlipResult::untestedModscope counter for ModuleScope hosts, then
emit that count alongside untested= so excluded hosts are disclosed.
In `@src/ingest_names.h`:
- Line 769: Update the branch using cppQualifiedChainRootsStd so it sets
scopeRootsStd only when the written std root resolves to the global namespace;
account for enclosing namespaces such as vendor::std, while preserving explicit
leading ::std as global. Ensure keepStdQualifiedCandidates retains candidates
based on source identity rather than matching spelling alone.
In `@src/main.cpp`:
- Around line 2286-2291: Update calleeNameSpecificity and calleeWalkOrder to
rank callees by the exact integer count of same-named definitions, ordering
fewer definitions first; for equal counts, use a canonical key instead of float
equality and NodeId fallback.
In `@src/testmap.h`:
- Around line 755-763: Update resolveJsVerb to pass the root-relative path for
runnerFile to jsrunner::looksLikeJsTestFile instead of the absolute disk path,
so test-file detection is independent of checkout location.
- Around line 583-584: Restrict the candidate scans in matchingRunner and
loadTexts to shell and Python driver files; keep the JavaScript and TypeScript
entries available for evidence matching, but exclude them from runner lookup and
text loading so runnable test files cannot be selected as another row’s driver.
In `@src/verbs_quality.h`:
- Line 1311: Update the nonCanonical writeAckRecords branch to report “could not
write” through DISCLOSE using the same failure handling as ackNothingToAccept
when the ledger write fails; preserve the existing success behavior.
In `@src/verbs_report.h`:
- Around line 1819-1832: Update the shared `nest_refused` legend clause so it no
longer claims the structural-query walk for lint applies the same refusal
disclosure as `match` and `pattern`; keep the existing refusal behavior
unchanged.
In `@test/deckcheck.sh`:
- Around line 317-318: Update the release-heading validation that uses
unreleased, mainReleases, and local so it checks Unreleased against every local
release heading, including headings added above origin/main releases, and
rejects notes when any local release appears before Unreleased.
In `@test/jsonlangcheck.sh`:
- Around line 256-267: Add a matching array to the `sibling.json` fixture and
require the `--match` result in `test/jsonlangcheck.sh` to include a hit from
`sibling.json` before reporting success. In `test/mdsectioncheck.sh`, require a
hit from `sibling.md` before reporting success; add a shallow block quote to
that fixture only if it lacks one.
In `@test/legendcoverage_baseline.txt`:
- Line 207: Define untested_modscope= concisely in the legend for every output
that includes the attribute, including when its row-gated clause is absent, then
remove the test-gate untested_modscope baseline entry.
In `@test/regexcheck.sh`:
- Around line 339-360: Update the seeded fuzz loop to increment the compared
count only when both fileset runs return OK, and fail the fuzz arm if fewer than
half of the generated patterns meet that condition. Keep refused and timed-out
patterns from contributing to the comparison count.
In `@test/stdqualcheck.sh`:
- Around line 428-433: Update the §12 baseline note in the test comments to
remove the claim that readings are reconfirmed against BASE_BIN; state that they
were measured once against base main 60b65f02. Do not add baseline execution
logic.
In `@test/testgatecheck.sh`:
- Around line 331-333: Fix the negated setup-row check in arm (r1): replace the
fixed-string search, which treats regex syntax literally, with an extended-regex
check scoped to the `test/setup.ts` row element. Preserve the surrounding
assertions and ensure the check detects a `run="npx..."` attribute on that row.
In `@test/vendorpatchcheck.sh`:
- Line 492: The probe build uses plain -O1, so it does not provide the sanitizer
coverage claimed by the comment. Pass the asan flavour’s sanitizer flags to the
compile commands for lib.c, parser.c, scanner.c, and probe.c and to the link
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… step CodeRabbit on #331: docs/LINEAGE.md still pointed three rows (Shannon ent=, Halstead vol=, Peitek vol=) at the deprecated --readability spelling, which prints a deprecation notice, and the fresh-eyes skill still headed the --biggest-first step "Per-function readability" after the ordering claim was withdrawn (docs/EVALS.md section 8). The rows now name --biggest-first; the heading now says "Per-function size ranking". The command lines are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…laim From CodeRabbit on #331, each verified before the change: - deckcheck: [Unreleased] was compared only with origin/main's first release heading, so a release heading added above it with [Unreleased] underneath passed. It is now compared with every local release heading. Red-first on a mutated CHANGELOG: old rc=0, new rc=1. - jsonlangcheck / mdsectioncheck #157 --match arms: zero hits in the refused file plus nest_refused="1" is also what a walk that skipped EVERY file prints. sibling.json now holds an array and sibling.md a block quote, and each arm requires a sibling hit before PASS. - regexcheck seeded fuzz: a pattern both runs refused was counted as compared, so a flag change that refused every run exited 0 with "0 divergences". Only patterns both runs answered count now (259 of 260 today), and fewer than half fails the arm. With --grep-in=bogus: old rc=0, new rc=1. - testgatecheck (r1): the negated `grep -qF` held regex syntax as a literal, so it could never match; it is now `grep -qE` bounded to the setup.ts row. On output where setup.ts carries run=, the old check missed it and the new one catches it. - stdqualcheck section 12 said its red-first figures were reconfirmed against $BASE_BIN; the gate never reads BASE_BIN. It now says they were measured once. - vendorpatchcheck J called its -O1 harness a sanitizer tripwire under the asan flavour; it is built with no sanitizer flags in any flavour, so the comment now says it proves the refusal by exit status only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… wherever they apply From CodeRabbit on #331, each reproduced on 9936ba4 before the change: - The compact (default) legend had no reading for the present-only nest_refused= on the <match> and <pattern> roots: the header-only row reads the map header alone and the verbs' own clauses are prose it strips. A --match over a tree with one refused .json printed nest_refused="1" with no definition. Key-qualified rows now define it on both roots. - --lint's rule walk (astQueryGrouped) skips the same refused files, and the --skipped legend says match/pattern/lint share the refusal, but <lint> had no nest_refused=: a refused .kt file left every count= short with no trace. The root now carries nest_refused="N" (absent at 0, so every other lint answer is byte-identical), with a present-only full-legend clause and a compact reading. - --flags --flip left a <file-scope> host out of untested= (#324) without counting it: on a fixture whose #if opens a file, hosts="3" untested="2" while the host row listed <file-scope> with tested="0". It is now counted as untested_modscope="N" on the root (present only when N > 0), defined in the full legend and the compact one, as --test-gate already does. - --test-gate --legend=full printed untested_modscope="0" with no definition (its clause is gated on N > 0), and the gap had been ADDED to legendcoverage_baseline.txt, a downward-only ratchet. A one-line definition now rides at N = 0 and the baseline line is removed. The legend dictionary gains the four new readings, so --legend-dict moves cc380afbaf89a7d0/714 -> 1b6d405122e65b6a/718. The capture's two figures (lines 5354 and 5384: 70130 bytes on 719 raw lines) are corrected by hand from this build; its 30 displayed lines are unchanged. docs/COMMANDS.md is regenerated from the binary; the dictv line is its only change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nly shell/py drivers From CodeRabbit on #331, both reproduced on 9936ba4: - resolveJsVerb passed the absolute disk path to looksLikeJsTestFile, whose __tests__/ segment scan then matched directories above the crawl root. The helper fixture copied under .../__tests__/repo/ spelled test/util.ts and test/setup.ts as `npx vitest run ...`; the same fixture anywhere else reads run_unknown="1". It now passes rootRelPath, as isTestPath already does. - matchingRunner searched every runners_ entry, including the #323 TS/JS test files, although the F1 fallback it serves is documented as the shell/py driver search. A jest test that requires "./util.js" gave the util.js row run="npx jest test/util.test.js", and loadTexts read every TS/JS test file on a miss. Both now skip TS/JS entries; util.js reads run_unknown="1" and util.test.js keeps its own command. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d-rooted From CodeRabbit on #331. cppDefinitionRootsStd marked a def std-rooted from its WRITTEN chain alone, so `int std::ranges::vshift(int){...}` inside `namespace vendor { ... }`, which defines vendor::std::ranges::vshift ([namespace.memdef]: a qualified def names an entity of an enclosing namespace), was std-rooted. keepStdQualifiedCandidates then kept it as the target of calls to the real ::std::ranges::vshift: --callees count=1 for both `::std::ranges::vshift(x)` and `std::ranges::vshift(x)` at file scope on 9936ba4. The written-chain test now holds only when no named namespace encloses the def, or the chain is written from `::`; everything else falls to the enclosing walk, whose outermost-root rule answers "vendor". stdqualcheck section 15 pins both calls at count=0 (red on 9936ba4); section 14's file-scope out-of-line defs are the control and still resolve. Stated limit, the SAFE direction #150 already chose: a `std::` call written inside namespace vendor is not bound either, since the call side cannot tell vendor::std from ::std without cross-file lookup. kParserVer stays 120, folded in on the terms of the earlier same-train fix (120 has not reached main); the ingest_cache.h history says so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…heal the ledger From CodeRabbit on #331. When --ack-only matched nothing and the ledger was not in canonical form, a failed writeAckRecords fell through to "nothing written", hiding the attempted provenance repair. Reproduced on a read-only directory: 9936ba4 printed "... — nothing written"; it now prints "could not write <ledger> (it was not in canonical form, and re-serialising it failed)", as ackNothingToAccept does for the same failure. writeAckRecords still DISCLOSEs on its own sink, the exit code stays 1, and a writable ledger still heals with the existing message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… a report name - [Unreleased] gains entries for the three merged lanes that change user-visible output without one: the --for <sigs> rank-first byte gate (shown=/total=/capped=, docs_dropped=, the JSON sigs_shown/sigs_total), the field-affinity/--clones/--verify/Type-3 correctness fixes (type3_capped=, the --clones paging order, the --verify tail), and the --slice order="defuse" disclosure. - This round's user-visible fixes are folded into their entries: --lint's nest_refused=, --flip's untested_modscope=, the vendor::std def, and the two TS/JS runner-derivation fixes. - .gitattributes no longer cites a review report by name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… hand 554d38e gave --test-gate's full legend a one-line definition of untested_modscope= at N=0 (CodeRabbit on #331). Two pins read that legend: - compactlegendcheck (A-PIN) test-gate.xml: the sentence is inserted before the closing "-->". The pin equalled the previous head's --legend=full output byte for byte (at= masked), and the new output differs from it by exactly that insertion. - donelegendcheck tg_empty: measured 1500 -> 1575 B, so the ceiling moves 1510 -> 1590, with the reason beside it. The definition itself is shortened to 75 B ("untested_modscope=0: no <file-scope> owner excluded from untested= (#324)."). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
--quality-delta=9936ba4e..HEAD gated on one duplication row: 345e30f's new cppHasNamedEnclosingNamespace re-rolled a parent walk (a clone group with elixirQuoted, 62 tokens), and cppQualifiedChainWrittenGlobal re-rolled cppQualifiedChainRootsStd's outermost-qualified climb. Both now come from one helper each: cppOutermostNamedNamespaceRoot (which cppEnclosingChainRootsStd also reads) and cppOutermostQualified. Behaviour is unchanged: stdqualcheck (sections 11-15) and cppqualcheck are ALL PASS, and the section 15 shape still answers count=0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ng :: 6aae614's two small helpers still read as near-clones to --quality-delta (cppOutermostQualified vs calleeAccessParent, 79 tokens; cppQualifiedChainWrittenGlobal vs hasPhantomScopeSeparator, 31 tokens, both gating). The original climb now lives in cppWrittenChainRoot, which returns the chain's first segment and whether it was written from `::`. cppQualifiedChainRootsStd reads the root, and cppDefinitionRootsStd reads both; the two helpers are gone. stdqualcheck and cppqualcheck: ALL PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/research/answer-completeness.md`:
- Around line 257-259: Update the stop condition in the answer-completeness
guidance to distinguish membership-preserving reorders from the rank-before-cap
fix: allow that fix to change which rows survive, and evaluate it under the
registered completeness and chop-rate bands. Keep the stop condition for
reorders intended only to change row placement.
- Line 35: Update the set-completeness definition and related re-derivation
guidance to require continuing the same verb from next_offset until has_more=0,
rather than crediting a single next call; account for all continuation calls
when evaluating completeness.
- Line 49: Update the head-chop test formula in the answer-completeness
discussion to require that rank_uncapped(gold) is no greater than
max_rank(served(q)), in addition to gold being in uncapped(q) and absent from
served(q).
In `@README.md`:
- Line 1377: Update the XML test-gate example to include the always-present
untested_modscope attribute, matching the documented current output shape.
In `@src/quality.h`:
- Around line 5676-5678: Update rescoreAckRecord to exclude
AckProvenance::Unknown before passing a record to rescoreNumericMajor;
hasProvenance() alone also accepts Unknown. Keep numeric rescoring limited to
recognized provenance.
In `@test/forrankordercheck.sh`:
- Line 330: Update gate_xml and gate_json to reject an empty served-row sequence
for the 2000-byte fixture before checking rank order; retain the existing
contiguous-rank validation for nonempty results.
In `@test/overbudgetcommentcheck.sh`:
- Line 225: Update the B5 pass condition in the print statement so it reports OK
only when reassembly succeeds, multiple calls occur, and over is greater than
zero.
In `@test/verifycheck.sh`:
- Line 250: Require the cap invocation using `"$BIN" "$CAPFIX"` to exit with
`rc=0` before accepting its XML output. In the `--offset=20` check, require both
a non-zero exit status and the expected paging-rejection diagnostic instead of
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Fifteen reviewed lanes, merged with
--no-ff(one merge commit per lane, no squash, no rebase), followed by one train-fixups commit and seven small fixup commits. Base:main60b65f0.Lanes
Merge order, then each lane's signed head:
lane/flag-biggest-first--readabilityis renamed--biggest-first, and the old spelling keeps working as a hidden alias with a one-line stderr notice. stdout is byte-identical for both spellings, and the emitted<readability>root and schema are unchanged.6955b20d41b6387c49183be07c43f5d5e4c68191lane/refusal-disclosure-157--skippedrow (why="nest-refused") on cold and warm runs. The map showsnest_refused=N, and--match/--pattern/--lintno longer parse a file that ingest refused.f44cb7a0518b7eb37122aa07a7c892c68c0956balane/std-nested-binding-150std::call (std::ranges::move,std::chrono::duration_cast) no longer binds an unrelated in-repo definition. This removes 77 false bindings on this repo.162948f855c8a396dc5f924c566e8bfbe7305da8lane/doctor-win-cache-326cacheDirLadder()returns the already-rebased cache path, so--doctor's cache-dir row and every other cache consumer see the directory the cache really uses (#326).2180ff98b7f640d3de28563c8220bf42fe0ae25clane/evict-win-cachea4e64e6d2acafadc2a3713945d4468b2620c1699lane/ack-backfill-followups--ack-onlyno longer throws away the ledger's own healing, and the backfill's provenance claims now match what it does. deckcheck also guards the CHANGELOG release headings.2e6ad58f4d45736474d3f3b637190e7eb498dea1lane/test-gate-tsjs--test-gatederives a TS/JS test runner frompackage.jsonevidence (vitest, jest, mocha, node --test, npm scripts, monorepos) and never lists a file's own module scope as untested (#323/#324).7bf4850024f9c6e058a2a75f023c8c1d135ee659lane/slice-order-disclosure--slice'sorder="defuse"now says it is not a whole-function ranking.22fd7cc8016047a123c6ea0cf59de46305fea08blane/regex-omit--regexthat spells a byte by number (\xHH,\uHHHH,\cX,\1), or uses a(?:…)group, no longer drops matching files while reportingcapped="0". A class range ending at\x7fno longer loops forever.5f1f2970dfdef3821ce6539f2a9e1e6921615ff5lane/answer-completeness-designee4e188e3930d882f720f316173efc2c71d74132lane/cutfix-for-sigs--for's<sigs>byte gate cuts the rank tail first, so the served rows are alwaysr=1..S. Every cut is disclosed (shown=/total=/capped="1",docs_dropped=), and JSON matches.1fca4185d5616a772cc228b90204170e3d465b76lane/cutfix-bodies--outlineand--pack-signaturesrank before they cut, and every cut is named.--expanddiscloses a truncated body (capped="1"withlines=/next=).9c59c94a677260ed31aa474580fbf2e1294f16d0lane/cutfix-grep--grep's collection ceiling ranks before it cuts, and every grep cut has a compact reading (line_bytes=,tier=,tier_budget=).351bb86e8ab534d4bc6a0c42b749c6e023c8450flane/cutfix-navlists--callers,--usesand the--impactimport tier rank before they cap, and--calleeskeeps path order.--limitsizes the import tier, and MCP'scalledBydiscloses its cut.5bda2c3a852f631e56b25ae5cf98bef8280ac277lane/cutfix-correctness--clonespaging no longer skips groups,--verifyno longer advertises paging it refuses, and the Type-3 pair cap is disclosed only when it fires (type3_capped).07b9f246039c5de9101221bfaab491a21d65fadbRationale for the order:
--skippedrow, nothing on a warm run, and--matchparses it anyway #157, then Nestedstd::calls such asstd::ranges::movestill bind unrelated in-repo definitions #150) come next.--doctorreports the cache dir as unwritable (ok=0, blobs=0) on Windows while the cache is healthy #326 comes before its stacked eviction lane.regex-omitcomes beforecutfix-grep, since both editsrc/search.h.Bisect:
7873df65and9980f656(insidelane/evict-win-cache) do not compileripwire_test_oswin32logic, because of an unclosed TEST_CASE that8a873200closes.git bisect skipthem.Conflict resolutions
## [Unreleased]heading. Three lanes branched from amainwith no[Unreleased]heading and put their entry directly under## [0.6.2]:regex-omit,cutfix-bodiesandcutfix-grep. Each of those merges moves the entry to the end of[Unreleased]. The## [0.6.2]heading and all of its entries stay where they were (deckcheck P10).src/cli.hhelp block (~1383) and theConfigcomment: these take the rename's wording. The rename lane branched before train 17's fix round, soSKILL.mdkeeps train 17's paragraph with the auto-merged--biggest-firstcommand.readabilitychecktakes the new flag spelling with train 17's legend strings.--skippedrow, nothing on a warm run, and--matchparses it anyway #157 and Nestedstd::calls such asstd::ranges::movestill bind unrelated in-repo definitions #150 each bumpkCacheVersion24 → 25 on their own. Neither 25 ever reachedmainor a release, so the train carries them as one bump, and the history comment gives both reasons.kParserVeris 120, from Nestedstd::calls such asstd::ranges::movestill bind unrelated in-repo definitions #150, and thequality.hmirrors are 120/25. This was checked at every first-parent commit.test/printf_parity.manifest: takes both lanes' lines (cut-fix C'simpactpin and cut-fix correctness'sclonespin).help_allis re-pinned once, on the merged binary.test/fixedbufsweep.shEXPECTED: re-derived on the merged tree rather than summed. The result is 348 mentions / 238 calls / 238 sites / 104 rows, with theserialize.h openrow at 5. The disjoint sites are A +1, B +2 and correctness +1 on main's 344/234/234/103.<sigs total=>is the rows handed to the byte gate, on both paths, as lanes A and B share it. The code paths areentries + gateCutfor the lens path andkeep − (visited − shown)for the non-lens path. On the merged binary,--for="rank graph teleport"givestotal="40"at a 2,000 B and at an unlimited pack budget alike.test/compactlegendcheck.sh: keeps every lane's re-pin note, and the pin table auto-merged.Pins re-anchored on the merged tree
Each value below was measured on the merged binary, not summed from the lanes.
help_all(test/printf_parity.manifest):--help=allnow carries the rename, the slice-order disclosure and cut-fix C's--limitprose together. It is the only label that moved.--legend-dictline, edited by hand; the capture was not re-recorded. It now readsdictv=cc380afbaf89a7d0 entries=714, 69,630 B on 715 lines, up from 704 entries onmain. The train adds ten definitions:<band twofor:rows (cut-fix A/B);line_bytes=,tier=andtier_budget=(cut-fix grep);nest_refused=(A file refused for pathological nesting becomes invisible — no--skippedrow, nothing on a warm run, and--matchparses it anyway #157);type3_capped=(cut-fix correctness);untested_modscope=(test-gate).docs/COMMANDS.md: regenerated with its generator. It also picks up Nestedstd::calls such asstd::ranges::movestill bind unrelated in-repo definitions #150'ssrc/graph.h:4008anchor.docs/LIMITS.md: regenerated. The Type-3 cap now disclosestype3_capped, so the table reads 123 classified / 99 silent, where it read 121 / 101 before.test/cppqualcheck.sh--uses=readWholeFile: moved from 23 to 24.src/jsrunner.h'snearestPackageJson(test-gate) readspackage.jsonthrough the canonical helper.test/crashsweepcheck.shopen-site registry:runDoctor's probe is now anrw::os::open(--doctorreports the cache dir as unwritable (ok=0, blobs=0) on Windows while the cache is healthy #326) instead of anfopen.present/ripwire-showcase.pptx/.pdf: rebuilt fromdeck5_ripwire_build.js, because the rename edited it.Fixes on top of the lanes
55a8e4a1:src/infra/comments no longer name the host project (infraportcheck C).d4327598: five one-line&& ok || noverdicts are nowif/else(gateexitcheck G2).39891a62:regexHexByteAtusesstatic_cast. Before this, two C-style casts on one line made--lint(one row per line) and--match(one hit per node) disagree, 399 against 400, in lintbudgetcheck.1df8f46b: clang-format 22 on the gatedsrc/infra/namesplit.h.9936ba4e: every new harnesssubprocesscall has a timeout.Verification
--clean-firstbuild with-j4gives 0 warnings.<string>(__grow_by) under-fsanitize=integer. This is a known toolchain report, not ripwire code; arms (A) and (C) pass.docs_commands_build --check(179 flags),limits_build --checkandgatecount_build --checkare all clean.--quality-delta=origin/main..HEAD: gating=0,target_ref== HEAD, and the tree is clean.--doctorreports the cache dir as unwritable (ok=0, blobs=0) on Windows while the cache is healthy #326 and the eviction sweep. It reproduces the filed condition onwindows-latest, checks--doctor's cache-dir row and a warm-run cache hit, and seeds stale blobs that the sweep must remove. None of that can run on a POSIX host.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
std::call resolution.--readabilityto--biggest-first; the former remains available with a deprecation notice.