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A pull request can change hands. The PR opener, the branch prefix and the single active builder label each describe at most one lane, so after a takeover they disagree: PR #959 stayed authored on a Devin branch while Codex wrote the final commit and the active label moved to builder:codex, and the Devin reviewer still excluded itself because Devin had opened it. Add a shared exact-head lineage resolver and make the reviewer-admission seam consume it. - src/code_mower/builder_lineage.py resolves ordered contribution episodes bound to repository, PR, branch, source lane, destination lane, expected head and resulting head. Episodes come from the verified handoff and delivery path; an opener, a label, a body marker or a caller-supplied boolean cannot attest a takeover. Unchained, duplicated, unbound, malformed or behind-the-head evidence fails closed with one concise owner action instead of naming a writer. It also carries an idempotent metadata-only record store and a bounded hidden-marker transport. - src/code_mower/provider_runners/lineage.py is the one admission seam for direct reviewer wrappers: it resolves lineage from trusted PR metadata at the head the wrapper pinned and refuses any lane that contributed. - Codex, Claude and Devin CLI wrappers now admit through that seam after the trusted metadata/head fetch and before provider execution. The Devin wrapper keeps its bot-author deny list as a floor so an unconfigured checkout never becomes more permissive than it is today. - audit_labeler_lib exclusion and builder_runs auto-record resolve the same lineage rather than collapsing history to the latest author or label. Contribution independence stays a separate decision from role eligibility: a qualified lane that wrote the diff is still not independent of it. Closes #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The gate built its own builder identity from one label map plus the PR author, then excluded exactly one lane and failed the whole PR when two identities appeared. After a verified takeover two identities is the correct answer, not a contradiction. - The gate now reads contribution episodes from the hidden lineage marker, but only out of comments it already trusts via trusted_comment_author, so publishing a marker stays a transport and never an authorization. Trusted checkout loading and comment attestation are unchanged. - It resolves through resolve_builder_lineage and excludes every verified contributor, not just the one the active label names. It still blocks when no independent lane remains. - Conflicting evidence now fails with the resolver's owner action; lineage that is behind the current head is pending, not a guess. - Unreadable published evidence fails closed rather than being ignored. Applied identically to the template, its packaged mirror and the canonical generated workflow, and tools/ mirrors plus the package manifest are kept in parity so the gate's tools.* import path resolves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Update — head The gate item in the PR description's "Not done" list is now done and that item is stale.
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Work Order: complete #963 acceptance on this PRContinue the same Claude-owned branch and keep this PR draft. The current head
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The resolver landed with no producer: contribution episodes existed as a type, and every consumer that could have read one was still deciding from the PR opener or the single active label. This connects both ends. Producing side. `lane_handoff.record_contribution` is now the only writer of contribution lineage, and it writes only from evidence the handoff boundary already verified: repository, PR, branch, lanes and expected head from the accepted handoff, the source writer state from the acceptance record rather than the caller, and the resulting head from a fresh observation checked against what the runner reported. It refuses without a verified acceptance and a reserved launch, so a caller that merely names a handoff records nothing. Episodes live beside the intent store, never in it, so the private source binding cannot reach a record that reviewer admission and the public projection read. `lane-delivery classify --handoff-state-dir` records after a validated delivery; `lane-delivery lineage --reconcile-labels` moves the active builder label to the verified current writer, rechecking the exact head on both sides of the mutation and failing closed on either move. The maintained and generated Mac runners call both. Consuming side. Controller reviewer selection reads the resolved lineage instead of one label-derived lane: every verified contributor is excluded, role eligibility is consulted as a separate decision, and a head with no qualified independent reviewer left blocks with one owner action rather than merging on a reviewer that may have written the diff. Lane status resolves the lineage from the durable record; the Board carries the status and contributor lane names as bounded metadata, and the cloud contract is unchanged. The direct reviewer wrappers now load actual recorded evidence instead of the resolver's empty default, and `devin_review.ReviewInput.check` consults the same seam rather than its author deny list alone. A missing or malformed identity file no longer makes a contributing reviewer admissible: each wrapper names its own lane's label and accounts as a floor, which can only add exclusion. Init's exclusion payload carries the narrow resolver context the generated gate and labelers need -- branch identity per lane, and whether verified lineage is required rather than an identity-only answer. Refs #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Update — head This round connects the resolver that landed in What landed1. Verified delivery → resulting-head provenance. Wired through 2. Automatic active-label reconciliation. 3. Controller / lane status / Board. 4. Direct wrappers load actual evidence. 5. Init resolver context. TestsNot run in this checkout.
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Codex audit (merge-authority lane)Head SHA: Codex Audit: BLOCKED Summary: The resolver's 26 read-only tests passed, but five production integration findings affect generated gate dependencies, takeover evidence, and lineage resolution. Findings:
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Resolves the five findings from the Codex audit of 420198a. - Generated product repositories now receive tools/builder_lineage.py, the dependency audit_labeler_lib imports. Without it a gate runner with no Code Mower package installed cannot import its own helper. - The runner publishes verified episodes as a bounded hidden marker before reconciling the active builder label, and abandons the label move if publication does not succeed. The GitHub gate reads episodes only from trusted comments, so a moved label with no published evidence was exactly the conflict this path exists to prevent. - The trailer and SaaS labeler callers carry trusted repository, branch, head and published-episode evidence, so an independent reviewer's exact-head verdict on a verified takeover reaches its done label while every contributor stays excluded. - Ordinary same-writer rounds after a takeover record a continuation episode, so a normal fix round no longer leaves lineage permanently behind the head. A continuation is a distinct episode kind with its own writer state; it cannot be forged into a handoff, and it displaces no other writer, so no quiescence or reservation contract is bypassed. - Recording and every reviewer reader resolve the same LANE_HANDOFF_STATE_DIR. A configured but non-absolute value fails closed rather than silently consulting a different store. The previously unused episodes_from_comment_body import in audit_labeler_lib now has a production use in published_lineage_episodes, clearing Ruff F401. Adds tests/test_builder_lineage_consumers.py: 37 consumer-level regressions covering the generated-gate standalone import, publication ordering, idempotency and bounded payload, all real labeler entry paths, continuation new heads/replay/stale evidence, the configured store, role eligibility kept separate from contribution independence, and ordinary single-builder behaviour. Closes #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Work Order: finish #963 against the accepted #955 snapshot interfaceContinue the same Claude-owned PR from The last canonical diagnostic run passed 480 tests and 277 subtests, with one controller failure and one Ruff B023 error. No final audit was requested on that incomplete candidate.
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Every reviewer consumer read contribution episodes only from the host's own private store. A reviewer host records nothing, so that store is empty on exactly the independent hosts where "did a takeover happen?" is the question admission turns on, and the answer came back "no". All four direct consumers -- the Codex, Claude and Devin CLI wrappers and the Devin review adapter -- now read the configured private store *and* the bounded lineage published on the pull request, under one trust rule shared with the gate and the labelers: markers are read from the repository's configured decision authorities and nobody else. An audit bot able to post a verdict is still not able to assert a takeover. - The Codex and Claude wrappers resolve their authorities from the immutable base #955 already pins, so the admission runs after that pin and before any provider execution, with no second fetch and no re-resolution of a mutable name. - The Devin adapter carries branch, labels and the trusted marker bodies through the embedding binding rather than discarding them, so episodes bind to this exact repository, pull request, branch and head. - The SaaS pull_request_review path reads the same published evidence as the issue-comment path, and stops rather than labelling on identity alone when authorities are configured and the fetch fails. - lane_status reads the configured handoff directory and the published comments, so the Board and controller projection agrees with the gate. - The builder auto-record CLI takes the head, labels and comments the authenticated payload and one bounded fetch supply, and attributes the run to the verified current writer instead of the opener. Publication now means what consumption means: an identical body from an untrusted author no longer suppresses a required publication, and a comment posted under an account no consumer trusts is reported as unpublished so the builder label does not move onto evidence the gate cannot read. The resolver bounds raw arrivals separately from lineage length. The producer republishes the whole chain each round, so eight snapshots of an eight-episode lineage is thirty-six arrivals of at most thirty-two distinct episodes; counting arrivals against the lineage bound called an authorised replay malformed. Identical entries collapse, disagreeing ones still fail closed. The controller separates a lineage it cannot trust from a lineage that resolved and left no qualified independent reviewer. Both stop it, both fail closed, but they send the owner to different repairs. Closes #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Work Order: close the actual gate trust mismatch on #963Continue this same Claude-owned draft PR from The canonical focused suite passed 984 tests, 1 skipped, 1,153 subtests in129.18 seconds. The broker also executed the real gate script through the existing
Fix the actual lineage-comment trust block in the canonical and packaged gate templates and the checked-in gate workflow, using the same configured decision-authority contract as the other lineage consumers. Preserve independent audit-verdict trust and existing required attestation behavior. Add a regression that executes the actual rendered gate decision, proving that configured authority lineage permits independent Claude to satisfy the gate and that a non-authority audit bot cannot establish contributor history. A helper-only resolver assertion does not meet this requirement. Extend the existing gate test harness as needed to supply authenticated PR author/branch/head metadata, and use only fake fixtures. Also remove the unused After delivery the broker will re-run the focused checks, full suite and an eligible independent Code Mower Codex exact-head audit, then check CI/gate for root's merge. |
The gate read published contribution lineage from any lane's configured bot_authors, while the publisher, both labelers and every reviewer wrapper read it only from the repository's configured decision authorities. The marker is a transport, never an authorization, so the two ends disagreed in both directions: a decision authority's valid Devin-to-Codex takeover was ignored and the gate waited for Devin despite an independent Claude exact-head pass, and the identical marker posted by a non-authority audit bot was accepted and passed the gate. Permission to post an audit verdict is not takeover authority. The canonical template, the packaged template and the checked-in gate workflow now apply the same configured decision-authority contract as every other lineage consumer. Independent audit-verdict trust and the GitHub Actions attestation requirement are untouched, and an unconfigured checkout trusts nobody and reads no episodes as before. The regression drives the actual rendered gate decision through the existing test_release_hygiene harness, which now supplies authenticated PR author and branch metadata from fake fixtures: an authority-published takeover lets independent Claude satisfy the gate, and the same marker from a non-authority audit bot establishes no contributor history, so the gate fails closed on the unexplained author/label disagreement. Also drops the unused lane_handoff import in lane_status (Ruff F401). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix round complete — head The blocking acceptance P2 is closed. The previous report's claim that the gate had been changed was incorrect: the gate was still trusting lineage markers through reviewer The mismatchThe gate read published lineage from any lane's configured reviewer
The changeThe lineage-comment trust block now applies the same configured decision-authority contract as every other consumer, in all three mirrors:
Reviewer bot authors are deliberately no longer consulted for markers. Independent audit-verdict trust and the existing GitHub Actions required-attestation behaviour are untouched — Also removed the unused RegressionTwo new cases in
Both drive the rendered gate script itself, not the resolver helper underneath it. Tests runWith
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RemainingRoot's re-run of the focused checks, the full suite, an independent Code Mower Codex exact-head audit at Implemented by Claude (Opus 5) in the Code Mower Claude builder lane. No other builder or agent contributed to this diff, so Code Mower Codex remains an eligible independent exact-head reviewer. |
Work Order: synchronize #963 vendored artifacts and verify the delivered modulesContinue this same Claude-owned draft PR from Synchronize all #963-owned canonical/package/generated/tool mirrors and verify their delivered behavior. Known gaps:
Add regressions that import/run the actual vendored modules and verify marker parsing, snapshot replay/continuation parity, and authority-override behavior. An assertion that only exercises the package source is insufficient. Check all owned source/template/tool mirrors, manifest/materialization drift and actual rendered gate behavior. The two builder-provenance templates currently match and there is no checked-in builder-provenance workflow to fabricate. Run |
CI lints and a generated product gate import the checked-in tools/ copies, not the package modules, so three drifts were invisible to every assertion that reaches into src/code_mower: - tools/audit_labeler_lib.py used LINEAGE_MARKER without importing it in any of its three import branches: an F821 in CI's `python -m ruff check .` and a runtime NameError in published-lineage parsing. - tools/builder_lineage.py lacked the replay-bound update, so an authorised idempotent republication of a lineage was counted against the lineage bound and reported malformed in the actual gate. - tools/decisions.py omitted CODE_MOWER_DECISION_AUTHORITIES_OVERRIDE, so the vendored marker-trust path resolved a different set of decision authorities than the consumers that depend on the same decision. Each vendored file is now byte-identical to its canonical source; canonical behaviour is unchanged. The regressions run the actual vendored modules: a subprocess imports the repository's tools/ copies as the tools package with no Code Mower package and no PYTHONPATH, parses a published marker, replays twenty authorised republications of a two-episode chain and resolves at the exact head under an authority override. Verified failing against each drift separately. Closes #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Continue the existing Claude implementation to resolve the two exact-head P2 findings in the preceding review: validate raw comment pages and records in the actual generated gate before normalization, and reject an announced empty lineage chain while preserving genuine empty comment history. Also convert the new trailer-entrypoint regression file to unittest-native cases so package CI discovers and executes it without pytest. Preserve all prior behavior fixes and mirrored/generated parity. A clean delivery will receive canonical unittest/focused checks, fresh independent exact-head review and CI/gate verification; this PR remains draft. |
…unittest The generated gate read comment pages through the generic paginated flattener, which drops members it cannot use, and then `str(... or "")` over each body, which turns a present non-string into plausible text. A history nobody could read therefore reached the gate looking ordinary and lineage stayed readable. Comment pages are now validated under the shared record contract before anything flattens, filters or stringifies them, in the checked-in gate and both templates; an unreadable history fails the gate with the reason, and nothing downstream sees it. The generic flattener is untouched for timeline events, which are not comments and are never read for lineage. A trusted marker declaring `episodes: []` was returning no episodes, so announced lineage read as ordinary absence -- while the publisher refuses to publish zero episodes, making that marker a claim contradicting itself. The strict parser now refuses it, alone or mixed with valid history. A genuinely empty comment history and unrelated comments are unchanged. The trailer-history regressions are now unittest-native. CI runs `python -m unittest discover -s tests` without pytest, where a pytest-only module is not an error but silently undiscovered, so every case was missing rather than failing. Converted to TestCase/subTest with no pytest import, keeping the actual main -> lower request -> lineage_context -> label route and every malformed and positive case, and the conversion is proved: the module's imports are checked structurally, unittest's own loader discovers all four cases by name, and the suite it discovers is executed and asserted successful. Refs #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix round complete — head 1. The generated gate bypassed the raw comment validation
Comment pages are now validated under the shared record contract before anything flattens, filters or stringifies them, via a new Applied to 2. An announced empty chain is not absenceA trusted marker with 3. The trailer regressions were invisible to CICI runs Converted to Direct RegressionsGate — run the actual rendered gate script over raw comment pages: a non-list payload, mixed non-object members, a nested list inside a page, and present-invalid Announced empty marker — refused at the gate both alone and mixed with valid history, and through the trailer route. Verification
Everything prior is intact: the REST count vs explicit-history source selection, field/null validation, bounded paginated fetch and no-artifact failure, the trusted base-controlled read-only provenance workflow with no PR code or config execution, the pinned authority snapshot, the identity floor and branch contract, and ordinary provider transport. Head |
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Apply the single mechanical Ruff B023 correction in the unittest-native trailer regression by binding the loop value in its callback. Preserve test behavior and all implementation changes. Then repeat canonical checks and independent exact-head qualification; the PR remains draft. |
Ruff B023: the lambda closed over `history` rather than binding it. The call is eager inside the same iteration, so every case already saw the value it was written for -- but a closure that reads a loop variable is one refactor away from all nine cases testing the last one. Bound as a keyword-only default; behavior and every case are unchanged. Refs #963 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ruff B023 fixed — head
lambda *_a, _history=history, **_k: _historyBehavior and every case are unchanged. Diff is 3 insertions, 1 deletion, in that one file; no other source or test touched. Verified: Broker owns the fresh exact Ruff, full unittest discovery, focused/guards, independent exact-head audit and CI. |
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Complete the existing raw-page validation repair by enforcing the generated gate transport contract: a slurped array of page arrays containing valid comments. Refuse mapping wrappers and mixed non-array pages before normalization, preserve legitimate empty/list-of-list histories, and add actual rendered-gate regressions. Keep the generic timeline flattener and all prior fixes unchanged. The draft PR will receive fresh canonical checks and independent exact-head qualification after delivery. |
The gate fetches `gh api --paginate --slurp`, whose shape is a list of
pages. `flatten_paginated_comments` wrapped a bare Mapping page as a
one-comment page, copying the generic flattener's leniency into a place
that cannot afford it: `[{}]`, `[{"comments": []}]` and
`[[], {"items": []}]` were reinterpreted as comments with no body and no
author, so a response nobody could read looked like an absent history and
the gate waited for an audit instead of refusing. Record validation could
not recover it, because the wrapper had already made the payload look
well formed.
Pages are now required to be arrays before any record is looked at, so a
bare object, null, false or a string in that position is unreadable.
Legitimate slurped shapes are unchanged: an empty payload, empty pages,
several pages, and a trailing empty page all stay ordinary. The generic
`flatten_paginated_items` is untouched for timeline events.
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Page-shape repair complete — head The defectThe gate fetches The repairEvery page must be an array, checked before any record is looked at. A bare object, Legitimate slurped shapes are unchanged: RegressionsAdded to the existing actual rendered-gate suite, over raw slurped payloads with no fixture normalisation: the three confirmed shapes plus Verified they catch it: with only Verification
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Codex audit (merge-authority lane)Head SHA: Codex Audit: BLOCKED Summary: Independent Code Mower Codex static review of the complete 958,162-byte diff against db4506d found five confirmed P2 blockers. All 69 indexed diff parts were read in full, with recorded coverage across 39 changed files. The latest gate comment-page validation, empty-chain rejection and unittest conversion are present. This audit executed no repository code or tests. Findings:
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Resolve the five confirmed P2s from the complete exact-head review in one same-Claude continuation: normalize canonical identity aliases before admission; verify publication through complete trusted lineage semantics; validate raw publisher/status comment histories before normalization; admit lineage before Greptile structural-requeue label changes; and carry configured branch provenance through status/controller decisions. Add actual entrypoint and generated-consumer regressions, retain bounded reads and all prior fixes, and synchronize required mirrors. Fresh canonical checks precede a new complete-diff independent review and CI/gate qualification. The PR remains draft and no merge is authorized. |
Account aliases. The own-identity floor composed over raw configured
keys, but account names are matched case-insensitively downstream, so
`{"Codex[Bot]": "claude"}` survived beside a new canonical entry and
which one won came down to insertion order -- an alias could outrank the
canonical account and let a lane review its own diff. Account keys are
normalised before the floor is applied, two spellings naming different
lanes are refused as the one contradiction they are whichever order they
were written in, and compatible aliases stay valid. The label floor and
the branch contract are unchanged.
Publication semantics. Idempotency and readback tested for the expected
marker text somewhere in a body. A body holding that text beside a broken
marker, or a second trusted comment carrying a different chain, therefore
counted as "already published" and the builder label moved on a history
consumers would not resolve the same way. Both now parse the complete
trusted history under the strict framing rule and resolve it against the
repository, pull request, branch and exact head; an unreadable or
disagreeing history stops before anything is posted or reconciled. Valid
trusted duplicates are still idempotent and an untrusted publisher is
still refused.
Raw publisher and status transports. Both read `gh pr view --json
comments`, and both discarded authoritative history through `or []` and
non-mapping filtering before anything could validate it. They now apply
the shared record contract to the embedded list before normalising it --
distinct from the gate's slurped array of page arrays and from REST's
comment count -- and status surfaces a malformed history as one bounded
conflict rather than raising out of a run. `user: null`, an omitted body,
a genuine empty list and both author transports are unchanged.
Structural requeue. A requeue clears done and blocked, which is a
label-state mutation, but both paths -- a missing review id and a failed
inline-comment fetch -- mutated first and never parsed lineage at all.
Lineage is now admitted once, before either path: a published history
that cannot be read, or that does not settle at this head, changes no
labels. An identity-only disagreement with no episodes is the ordinary
no-lineage case and still requeues.
Status branch provenance. The status projection resolved without the
configured branch identity, so a `codex/` branch labelled `builder:claude`
came back a sole Claude writer and would route a reviewer on it while the
gate refused the same pull request. It now resolves under the same
contract as the gate and the wrappers.
Regressions run the actual consumers: both wrapper composition orders
with no provider invoked on a conflict, the publisher over broken and
conflicting public histories, the raw delivery transport, both Greptile
event paths with unreadable and unresolved controls plus an ordinary
requeue, and status through `builder_lineage_for` and `_summarize_pr`.
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Fix round complete — head 1. Canonical alias identity floorAccount names are matched case-insensitively downstream, but the floor composed over the raw configured key. Account keys are normalised before the floor is applied. Two spellings naming different lanes are refused as the one contradiction they are, in either order; compatible aliases stay valid. Label floor, Regressions drive all four conflicting orders (including whitespace and upper-case aliases) and assert no provider invocation through the real Codex, Claude and Devin wrapper boundaries, with no-provider fakes and no live Devin. 2. Semantic publication readbackIdempotency and readback tested for the expected marker text somewhere in a body. A body holding that text beside a broken marker, or a second trusted comment carrying a different chain, counted as "already published" — and the builder label moved on a history consumers would not resolve the same way. Both now parse the complete trusted history under the strict framing rule and resolve it against repository, PR, branch and exact head. An unreadable history returns 3. Strict publisher/status transports
4. Greptile structural-requeue admissionA requeue clears done and blocked — a label-state mutation — but both paths (missing review id, failed inline-comment fetch) mutated first and never parsed lineage. Lineage is now admitted once, before either path. One correction worth naming: my first guard refused on any resolver conflict, which also blocked ordinary requeues where an opener and a label merely disagree and no episodes exist. My own positive control caught it. The guard now refuses only when a published history exists and does not settle at this head. Identity-only disagreement with no episodes stays the ordinary no-lineage case and still requeues. 5. Status/controller branch provenanceStatus resolved without the configured branch identity, so a Regressions cover matched ordinary branch, custom configured prefix, no configured contract, configured branch/label conflict refusal, a valid recorded handoff, a malformed history, a genuine empty history, and the same answer through Verification
Verified the regressions catch the defects: with the four changed source modules reverted, 32 fail. Mirrors: the four changed modules have no All prior fixes preserved: strict marker framing, duplicate-key and announced-empty-chain rejection, exact-head chain selection and bounded cumulative replay, the canonical own-identity floor, branch-policy fields, comment relevant-field validation, the strict generated-gate page shape with no salvage, trusted-base read-only provenance with no PR code or config execution, explicit fetched history vs REST count, runtime containment and role admission, and the unittest-native trailer tests with the bound callback. Head |
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This draft is unaccepted and superseded as the implementation path. It is preserved at The first demonstrably complete independent audit of the preceding candidate found five P2s. After a consolidated same-Claude repair, the deterministic consumer matrix confirmed that gate/status/controller/Board reject a configured branch conflict while both Greptile structural requeue failure paths still mutate labels when episodes are empty. Passing tests and CI do not override this no-mutation invariant failure. The serial repair loop is stopped. No round 26, further full suite, audit, ready action or merge is authorized for this head. Writer exit/quiescence, clean checkouts and unchanged guards were verified; the builder outcome is recorded blocked and the lease is absent. The release call returned released/absent after the previous lease had expired, so no continuous-active-lease claim is made. Completion now uses three staged independently reviewable PRs from accepted main:
Relevant fixes and real regressions will be reconstructed into their owning stage, with generated/tools/package mirrors. Each replacement requires independent complete exact-head review, P0/P1/P2 resolution, focused and exact CI-style full tests, privacy/package guards, CI and authoritative gate. #963 remains open until all stages and the final consumer matrix pass. Graphify #982 waits for the accepted result, then refreshes once; #915 retains all artifact/publication qualification criteria. Checkpoint evidence: 1,111 passing tests, 1,410 passing subtests, one expected opt-in installed-Codex sandbox rehearsal skipped; Ruff/privacy/package guards/readiness 20/20 and all remote package/containment CI passed. Actual provider spend remains unavailable; configured caps are ceilings, not billing. No new hosted Devin create allowance. This PR stays draft until replacement PRs exist and supersession links are complete, then closes without merge. Historical findings and incomplete/rejected audit evidence remain preserved. |
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Closing this preserved draft without merge now that the replacement lineage sequence is accepted: #990, #991, #992, and final integration #997 are merged, #963 is closed, and v1.4.1 has published those accepted replacements. The preserved head and prior findings remain available as historical evidence; this draft is not release evidence. |
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This draft is unaccepted and superseded as the implementation path. It is preserved at
0706c53922f67168dfbb6d2a6493a031a9b0f205for source/regression and review evidence. Refs #963; it must not close that outcome or satisfy the v1.4.1 release prerequisite.The first demonstrably complete independent audit of the preceding candidate found five P2s. After a consolidated same-Claude repair, the deterministic consumer matrix confirmed that gate/status/controller/Board reject a configured branch conflict while both Greptile structural requeue failure paths still mutate labels when episodes are empty. Passing tests and CI do not override this no-mutation invariant failure.
The serial repair loop is stopped. No round 26, further full suite, audit, ready action or merge is authorized for this head. Writer exit/quiescence, clean checkouts and unchanged guards were verified; the builder outcome is recorded blocked and the lease is absent. The release call returned released/absent after the previous lease had expired, so no continuous-active-lease claim is made.
Completion now uses three staged independently reviewable PRs from accepted main:
Relevant fixes and real regressions will be reconstructed into their owning stage, with generated/tools/package mirrors. Each replacement requires independent complete exact-head review, P0/P1/P2 resolution, focused and exact CI-style full tests, privacy/package guards, CI and authoritative gate. #963 remains open until all stages and the final consumer matrix pass. Graphify #982 waits for the accepted result, then refreshes once; #915 retains all artifact/publication qualification criteria.
Checkpoint evidence: 1,111 passing tests, 1,410 passing subtests, one expected opt-in installed-Codex sandbox rehearsal skipped; Ruff/privacy/package guards/readiness 20/20 and all remote package/containment CI passed. Actual provider spend remains unavailable; configured caps are ceilings, not billing. No new hosted Devin create allowance.
This PR stays draft until replacement PRs exist and supersession links are complete, then closes without merge. Historical findings and incomplete/rejected audit evidence remain preserved.