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…faults (RFC #466 PR A1) Wire 1.3.0 (additive minor; the CLI still speaks 1.2.0/1.1.0/1.0.0): - cache_dir on every context: <LABELLE_HOME>/providers/<canonical id>/, keyed by the normalised pinned repository (github.com/<owner>/<name>) or a local provider's real directory, created by the CLI and persistent. - env_file on before-generate, after-generate and before-build hooks: the hook may write {"set":[...],"path_prepend":[...]}. Contributions merge in hook order, override the inherited env, conflict loudly, dedupe PATH entries, fold case on Windows, and reach the generation-time fingerprint pass, the compile and every later hook, never a provider tool's build. CLI-owned names are a fixed table (config.reserved_env) with a guard test over every LABELLE_* name the source spells. - Manifest .target_defaults: owner-only, once per target; an explicit --optimize wins; the wire optimize is the effective mode; the watched replan recomputes it. The core wasm ReleaseSafe fallback stays behind it. Guard: scrubbed legacy serve wording from material_toolchain.zig, prebuild.zig and provider_hooks.zig; allowlist 53 -> 50. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R2K5sJDL5Msn1uRTkybiDP
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe provider contract advances to version 1.3.0. The CLI adds persistent provider cache paths, hook environment contributions, and provider-declared target optimization defaults. Watched rebuilds recompute optimization and refresh hook environment contributions. ChangesProvider Toolchain Behavior
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ProviderHook->>provider_hooks.runPhase: provide environment file after successful hook
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- Around line 42-50: The Docker build path discards hook environment
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| var composed_env: ?std.process.Environ.Map = if (zig_env_ptr) |base| | ||
| (if (hook_site.env.isEmpty()) null else try hook_site.env.compose(allocator, base)) | ||
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For every --docker build, pipeline.zig deliberately leaves zig_env_ptr null, so this branch discards all accumulated hook contributions; the subsequent docker.runBuild call also accepts no environment map or --env forwarding. A successful before generate or before build hook can therefore provision variables that later hooks see but the in-container zig build never receives, causing environment-dependent Docker builds to fail despite the contract promising contributions to later core builds. Forward the contributions into the container, or explicitly reject this combination rather than silently ignoring them.
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Addressed in 8a82567, by refusing rather than forwarding. PR B refuses --docker for provider targets (D5), so A1 doesn't build container env forwarding. If --docker is set and the plan for the target has a hook that may contribute an environment (a before-generate, after-generate or before-build hook whose provider negotiates wire 1.3.0+), the pipeline refuses right after planning, before any hook, generation or build. It names the hook and prints --docker doesn't carry provider environment contributions; build without --docker (install.providerBypass, provider_hooks.planContributor). A target_defaults mode is not bypassed here: build.zig passes the effective optimize to docker.runBuild, which emits -Doptimize=<mode> in the container. Tests: the providerBypass unit test, a planContributor unit test (slot and <1.3 cases), and an e2e in test/provider_hooks_e2e.py (refused, with no hook log and no generation).
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| const compile_env: ?*const std.process.Environ.Map = if (composed_env) |*m| m else zig_env_ptr; |
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When a Windows desktop hook supplies LABELLE_SDL2_LIB—which this change explicitly permits—the composed map lets zig build link against that SDL2 installation, but stageSdl2DllBesideExe later searches only config.globalEnviron(), not compile_env. Unless the same DLL also exists in the inherited environment or Labelle cache, it is not copied beside the executable; the core launch intentionally does not inherit hook contributions either, so the successfully built game then fails to start with the loader's FileNotFound. Pass the contributed SDL2 location to the staging step.
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Fixed in 8a82567. stageSdl2DllBesideExe now takes the compile's environment (compile_env: the inherited one with the hooks' contributions merged on top) and reads LABELLE_SDL2_LIB from it through sdl_provision.sdl2LibDir, so a contributed value wins over the inherited one. It falls back to the process environment only when no build env exists. Test: SDL2 DLL staging reads LABELLE_SDL2_LIB from the build's merged environment covers the lookup and both DLL layouts on every OS.
| // Every rebuild's environment is built fresh from the inherited one | ||
| // plus the contributions of the hooks that run in THIS rebuild | ||
| // (contract §2): a hook a replan removed leaves nothing behind. | ||
| self.hooks.env.reset(); |
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When a watched rebuild fails before its contributing hooks run—for example during the ownership precheck, prebuild, or replan—this reset destroys the environment from the last successful build, even though the server keeps serving that build and retains its hook plans. When the server later stops, finishServe runs the current generation's after run hooks through this same accumulator, so they receive either no contributions or a partial environment from a failed attempt rather than the environment associated with the retained build. Accumulate each rebuild into temporary state and install it only after the rebuild succeeds, or restore the previous accumulator on failure.
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Fixed in 8a82567. rebuildStaged builds the rebuild's environment in a fresh accumulator and installs it only when the whole rebuild succeeds. Any failure (pre-check, prebuild, replan, a hook, the compile) discards it and restores the last successful build's environment, so the served build and the session's after run hooks keep it. Test: watched rebuild keeps the last good hook environment unless the whole rebuild succeeds covers a failed pre-check, a failure after the contributing hook ran, a success replacing it, and a removed hook leaving nothing.
| optimize_mod.ownerDefault(providers, target.name), | ||
| if (parsed.platform == .wasm) "ReleaseSafe" else null, |
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When the provider that owns the ios target declares a target_defaults mode, this calculation puts that mode in the hook context, but the pipeline returns through ios.handleIos before constructing the normal optimized zig_args. iosBuild then launches its own zig build with no optimize flag unless the separate --release switch was supplied, so an ordinary labelle ios build or labelle ios run compiles in Debug while its hooks are told the provider-selected mode. Thread effective_optimize into the iOS builder, retaining the existing explicit release override as appropriate.
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Addressed in 8a82567. The path is reachable: labelle ios sets platform_override = "ios" (cli.zig), and discoverAndPlan/confirmTarget refuse it unless a pinned provider owns ios, so the legacy build always runs with a provider owner. Refusing on ownership alone would therefore disable labelle ios entirely, which is out of scope for an additive minor. Instead labelle ios refuses, before any hook or generation, when the plan has a hook that may contribute an environment, or when the owner declares an optimize default for ios. Its own zig build carries neither. The message points to labelle build --platform=ios, which does carry both (install.providerBypass). Tests: the providerBypass unit test and two e2e cases in test/provider_hooks_e2e.py (contributing hook; defaults only).
| // The hooks' environment contributions (contract §2) live until the | ||
| // command ends: the run and bundle hooks after the build still see them. | ||
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For the ios target, a before generate or after generate hook can populate this accumulator, but the early ios.handleIos branch never composes it into an environment. Its iosBuild function calls runner.runZig, which uses only the inherited process environment, so the later core zig build cannot see any SDK, compiler, or PATH values that the hooks provisioned even though later hook processes do. Pass a composed environment through handleIos and use the environment-aware Zig runner.
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Addressed in 8a82567. The path is reachable: labelle ios sets platform_override = "ios" (cli.zig), and discoverAndPlan/confirmTarget refuse it unless a pinned provider owns ios, so the legacy build always runs with a provider owner. Refusing on ownership alone would therefore disable labelle ios entirely, which is out of scope for an additive minor. Instead labelle ios refuses, before any hook or generation, when the plan has a hook that may contribute an environment, or when the owner declares an optimize default for ios. Its own zig build carries neither. The message points to labelle build --platform=ios, which does carry both (install.providerBypass). Tests: the providerBypass unit test and two e2e cases in test/provider_hooks_e2e.py (contributing hook; defaults only).
…od rebuild env (RFC #466 PR A1, review round 1) - --docker refuses a plan with a hook that may contribute an environment (contributing slot, provider on wire 1.3.0+) before any hook or build; it already passes the effective optimize as -Doptimize. - The legacy `labelle ios` build (its own zig build after generation) refuses such a plan, and a target owner's optimize default, pointing at `labelle build --platform=ios`. - SDL2.dll staging reads LABELLE_SDL2_LIB from the compile's merged environment, so a contributed value wins over the inherited one. - A watched rebuild builds its env aside and installs it only on success; any failure restores the last successful build's environment. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R2K5sJDL5Msn1uRTkybiDP
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| if (contributor) return .ios_env; | ||
| if (owner_default) return .ios_default; | ||
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When a project has a wire-1.3 contributing hook, this unconditional check also rejects labelle generate --docker. That command is accepted by parseDirAndScene, and the pipeline returns immediately after generate.run, so it never invokes the container build whose missing environment forwarding motivates this guard; its only Zig consumer is the host-side tests fingerprint pass, which already receives hook_site.env. Limit the Docker rejection to commands that actually proceed to docker.runBuild, otherwise an existing generate-only workflow now fails unnecessarily.
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Fixed in c041c19. The --docker refusal now applies only to commands that reach docker.runBuild (build, run, bundle, and the legacy serve command, per install.reachesContainerBuild). labelle generate --docker proceeds, and its host-side fingerprint pass receives the contributions. Tests: the providerBypass unit test (generate with a contributor is null; build/run/bundle refuse) and an e2e in test/provider_hooks_e2e.py where generate --docker succeeds and a later hook sees the contributed value, beside the existing build --docker refusal.
| return std.Io.Dir.cwd().readFileAlloc(config.globalIo(), path, a, .limited(1024 * 1024)) catch |err| switch (err) { | ||
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When a successful hook writes an otherwise valid env_file larger than 1 MiB, this undocumented read limit rejects it before parseFile and absorbEnvFile's hook-specific error handling run. The raw filesystem/read error therefore escapes without the promised hook '<package>/<id>' wrote an invalid env_file diagnostic, and the progress reporter is not transitioned to failed. Either make the size limit part of validation with a named diagnostic or remove it so valid contract documents are accepted.
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Fixed in c041c19. The 1 MiB cap is now provider_env.max_file_bytes, and hitting it is an invalid file: labelle: hook '<id>' wrote an invalid env_file: the file is larger than the 1048576-byte cap, with the progress feed marked failed. Oversized, empty, malformed and reserved files all go through one shared path (provider_hooks.rejectEnvFile). The cap is documented in the contract. Test: provider_hooks_env_test.zig lowers it through the Site.env_file_cap seam, checks that the file is rejected before the next hook runs, and checks that the same file under the real cap is accepted.
| if (contract.windowsReservedDeviceName(lower) or std.mem.endsWith(u8, lower, ".")) | ||
| return std.fmt.allocPrint(a, "{s}~", .{lower}); |
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On Windows, a valid GitHub repository segment such as con.tools is detected as reserved, but appending ~ produces con.tools~, whose stem is still con and therefore remains an uncreatable Windows device name according to windowsReservedDeviceName. Every 1.3 provider invocation for such a repository then fails while creating cache_dir; place the escape before the first dot or prefix the segment so the resulting stem is no longer reserved.
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Fixed in c041c19. A reserved device stem is now escaped before its first dot (con becomes con~, con.tools becomes con~.tools, whose stem con~ is no device), and a trailing dot gets ~ after it (name. becomes name.~, con. becomes con~.~). No GitHub name contains ~, so this stays collision-free; the scheme is documented in provider_cache.zig and the contract. The unit test covers every reserved name (con, prn, aux, nul, conin$, conout$, com1-9, lpt1-9) bare, with one and two extensions, and with a trailing dot, in both cases. It asserts the result is not reserved, has no trailing dot, and differs from the input only by the inserted ~; near misses are left alone.
…stems (RFC #466 PR A1, review round 2) - --docker refuses a contributing plan only for commands that reach the container build (build, run, bundle, the legacy serve); `labelle generate --docker` proceeds, and its host-side fingerprint pass gets the env. - An env_file over the 1 MiB cap is an invalid file: the same "hook '<id>' wrote an invalid env_file" diagnostic naming the cap, and the progress feed marked failed (one shared rejection path). - A reserved Windows device stem is escaped before its first dot (con.tools -> con~.tools), a trailing dot after it (name. -> name.~). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R2K5sJDL5Msn1uRTkybiDP
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🟠 Major · Reject Docker environment contributors during watch replans. · watch_replan.zig:137-203
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject Docker environment contributors during watch replans.
A watched Docker WASM session can start without an eligible contributor, then replan after a manifest edit adds a 1.3
env_filehook.WatchReplan.runinstalls the new plan without applyingproviderBypass. The hook environment is merged, butcoreBuildpasses the nullzig_envdirectly torunZigWithEnv, so the Zig build inherits the process environment and omits the hook values.Apply the existing Docker refusal at the replan boundary.
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diff --git a/src/cli/pipeline/watch.zig b/src/cli/pipeline/watch.zig @@ /// each rebuild composes its own contributions onto it (`coreBuild`). zig_env: ?*const std.process.Environ.Map, + docker: bool = false, diff --git a/src/cli/pipeline/run.zig b/src/cli/pipeline/run.zig @@ .zig_env = zig_env_ptr, + .docker = parsed_args.docker, diff --git a/src/cli/pipeline/watch_replan.zig b/src/cli/pipeline/watch_replan.zig @@ const AssemblerInstaller = @import("install.zig").AssemblerInstaller; +const providerBypass = @import("install.zig").providerBypass; @@ - const optimize = optimize_mod.effective(ctx.optimize_flag, optimize_mod.ownerDefault(providers, ctx.hooks.target), ctx.fallback_optimize); + const owner_default = optimize_mod.ownerDefault(providers, ctx.hooks.target); + const optimize = optimize_mod.effective(ctx.optimize_flag, owner_default, ctx.fallback_optimize); @@ const generate_plan = try provider_hooks.plan(a, providers, .generate, ctx.hooks.target); const build_plan = try provider_hooks.plan(a, providers, .build, ctx.hooks.target); const run_plan = try provider_hooks.plan(a, providers, .run, ctx.hooks.target); + if (providerBypass( + .wasm_cmd, + ctx.docker, + provider_hooks.planContributor(generate_plan, build_plan) != null, + owner_default != null, + )) |bypass| return error.DockerProviderEnvironment; if (refuseLegacyWasmReplacement(run_plan)) return error.LegacyWasmReplacement;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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When a target owner supplies a replace build hook and an earlier hook can contribute an environment, build.run executes the replacement and breaks before the docker.runBuild branch, while provider hook processes already receive the accumulated environment. This command therefore never enters the container path that cannot carry the contribution, but reachesContainerBuild classifies it solely by command and rejects valid build --docker or run --docker invocations. Include whether the build plan has a replacement when deciding if the container build is actually reached.
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Fixed in c38f4a4. providerBypass now also takes build_replaced (hook_plans.build.replace != null). When the target owner replaces build, the replacement stands in for the container build and receives the contributions like every other hook, so --docker is no longer refused. Tests:
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docker_env.labelle iosstill refuses whatever the plan replaces. - e2e (
test/provider_hooks_e2e.py):build --platform=android --dockerwith a before-generate contributor and areplace buildfixture goes ahead. The replacement runs, sees the contributed value, and nothing is built via docker. The same plan without the replacement is refused.
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When a watched edit successfully replans providers/hooks but the subsequent generate, hook, or compile fails, this catch restores only the previous environment. WatchReplan.run has already installed the new providers, config, optimize mode, plans, lock, and run_after; when the server later stops, shutdownRunAfter therefore runs the new generation's after-run hooks against the old served artifact and this restored old environment. The fresh evidence beyond the prior environment-reset issue is that the replan is committed before coreBuild can fail. Keep the replan generation transactional until the rebuild succeeds, or snapshot and restore all replanned state here.
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RFC #466 PR A1: provider contract 1.3.0 context. It adds
cache_dir,env_file(the full §3.2 rules) and manifesttarget_defaults. The change is additive and ships in CLI 2.1.0 with A2. This PR doesn't merge, tag or release anything.What changes
Wire 1.3.0 (
provider_contract.zig)supported_versions = {1.3.0, 1.2.0, 1.1.0, 1.0.0}, negotiated as for 1.2.0.>=1.0.0 <2.0.0gets 1.3.0;<1.3.0gets the exact 1.2.0 wire.cache_diris never null and is present on commands too.env_fileis non-null only onbefore generate,after generateandbefore buildhooks. It is null everywhere else, and a non-null value on any other slot isEnvFileNotAllowed.cache_dir(provider_cache.zig,provider_dispatch.ensureCacheDir)<LABELLE_HOME>/providers/<canonical id>/. The CLI creates it (only for a provider that negotiates 1.3) and never deletes it.github.com/<owner>/<name>, taken fromprojectRepo's normalisation and lowercased. So every spelling and alias of one repo shares one directory.local/<basename>-<sha256(realpath)[:32 hex]>.env_file(provider_env.zig, andprovider_hooks.runPhase, which allocates and absorbs it){"set":[{"name","value"}],"path_prepend":[...]}. Unknown or duplicate fields are errors.[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*. A name may appear only once per file, and CLI-owned names are refused.config.reserved_env:PATH, bothZIG_*_CACHE_DIR, and everyLABELLE_*name the CLI reads or sets for the game.LABELLE_SDL2_LIBstays settable. A guard test fails when the source spells aLABELLE_*literal the table doesn't classify, and when a table entry is stale.path_prependgoes in hook order, then list order, in front ofPATH, deduplicated keeping the first. Entries must be absolute and must not contain the separator;plan(), so every OS tests them.labelle: hook '<pkg>/<id>' wrote an invalid env_file: <reason>. A file written by a hook that then failed is ignored.resets it first. The per-invocation directory under<LABELLE_HOME>/provider-env/is deleted afterwards.runner.fixFingerprints, whichpipeline/generate.zigand the watched rebuild both call), the core compile (pipeline/build.zig, and the watchedcoreBuildcomposes per rebuild), and every later hook or replacement process (ToolRun.env).zig build <step>:runToolapplies it after that build.target_defaults(provider_manifest.zig,pipeline/optimize.zig).target_defaults = .{ .{ .target = "wasm", .optimize = .ReleaseSafe } }..targetsisTargetDefaultRequiresOwnedTarget. Two records for one target areDuplicateTargetDefault.--optimize, else the owner's default, else the existing core wasm ReleaseSafe fallback (kept for now; PR B removes it), else none.optimizeand-Doptimizeboth carry the effective mode.WatchReplan.runrecomputes it from the rediscovered providers. The rebuild's-Doptimizeand wireoptimizefollow, and an explicit flag still wins.serveNoBuilduses the same rule.Guard
material_toolchain.zig,prebuild.zigandprovider_hooks.zigand removed their entries.Docs:
docs/provider-contract-v1.md(target defaults,cache_dir/env_filerows, new "Provider cache" and "Environment contributions" sections, wire table),docs/provider-hooks.md,docs/provider-targets.md("Optimize defaults").Acceptance covered (RFC §5 A1 and §8)
Decoder (
provider_contract.zig,provider_manifest.zig,provider_dispatch.zig)>=1.0.0 <2.0.0and 1.2.0 for<1.3.0.env_fileon a disallowed hook, or on a command, is rejected.cache_diris rejected.Env merge table (
provider_env.zig,config.zig,provider_hooks_env_test.zig)LABELLE_SDL2_LIBallowed;e2e (
test/provider_hooks_e2e.py, existing fixture provider)before generatehook's env reaches the fingerprint pass. The fake assembler now writes a validly fingerprintedbuild.zig.zon, and the generatedbuild.ziglogsPROBE_TOOLCHAINand the head ofPATHat configure time.labelle generate, which runs no compile, logs exactly one line with the value; a control run without the contribution logs-. The env also reaches the compile (a second line underlabelle build) and the later hooks. The fixture's ownbuild.zigpanics if it ever sees the variable, which proves host-tool builds are excluded.env_filefails before compile and names the hook: nobuild ok, no exe, only the fingerprint line. An empty file before generation stops the build before the assembler. A reserved name is refused. A failing hook's malformed file is ignored and exit 7 stands.target_defaults, the compile's configure step seesReleaseSafe(-Doptimize=ReleaseSafe) and the wireoptimizeis ReleaseSafe.--optimize=Debugand--optimize=ReleaseFastwin. Without the default the mode is Debug.helpreports the owner-only and duplicate errors.cache_diris underLABELLE_HOME/providers/:local/fixture-a-<hash>;example/fixture-cis atproviders/github.com/example/fixture-c;https://github.com/example/fixture-c.git) gets the same directory, with the provider's file inside kept.Watch replan:
watch_replan_tests.zigcovers a default added, edited away, and overridden by the flag.The provider e2es run in CI on ubuntu, macOS and windows-latest.
Spec clarifications (conservative choices; please confirm)
src/cli/config.zig, notprovider_contract.zig. It has to spellLABELLE_EMSDKandLABELLE_SDL2_LIB, so putting it in the platform-neutral contract would have added a guard allowlist entry.config.zigis already on the allowlist and stays in the final set of 32. The contract file points to it.LABELLE_*run options the CLI sets for the game (LABELLE_SCENE,LABELLE_PROFILE,LABELLE_SCREENSHOT_*,LABELLE_HEADLESS*), because they are CLI-owned.LABELLE_DATA_DIR, which only the bundle launcher writes, stays settable, as doesLABELLE_SDL2_LIB.env_filenames a file that does not exist yet, in a fresh private directory. The RFC says "an empty path". An existing empty file can't be what it meant, because an empty file is an error.PATHis left exactly as it was.--dockerrefuses a plan with a hook that may contribute an environment (before any hook or build). It does pass the effective optimize mode as-Doptimize.labelle iosbuild refuses such a plan and an owner's optimize default.labelle iosalways has a provider owningios(the resolver requires one), so refusing on ownership alone would disable it; it refuses only when there is something it would drop.LABELLE_SDL2_LIBfrom the compile's merged environment.labelle runlaunches keeps its own environment; a provider reaches the game through arunreplacement.con, a trailing.) gets~appended. No GitHub name contains~, so this can't collide.cache_dironly for providers that negotiate ≥1.3.ProviderNameMismatch), so aliases can't differ by name. The e2e therefore uses two spellings of the same repository; the unit test also covers different.names.--releaseis outside the shared pipeline.--optimizeis the explicit flag ofgenerate/build/run/bundle, and it wins.--releaseexists only on the legacylabelle ios build, which now refuses when an owner default exists (item 5).wasm serve --watchreplan applies the recomputed optimize to the next rebuild instead of refusing it. That session has no run replacement, so the §3.4 restart rule doesn't apply. A2 adds the restart diagnostic for replacement sessions..target_defaultsalone makes a manifest a provider manifest, so it is validated like one.Test results (local, macOS arm64, Zig 0.16.0)
zig buildzig build -Dtarget=x86_64-windowszig build test(includes the guard)zig build test-provider-dispatchzig build test-guardtest/provider_hooks_e2e.pytest/provider_dispatch_e2e.pytest/provider_targets_e2e.pytest/provider_github_e2e.pytest/provider_config_e2e.pytest/provider_doctor_e2e.pytest/provider_output_e2e.pytest/provider_android_like_e2e.pytest/prebuild_stdio_e2e.pyzig fmt --check(touched files)https://claude.ai/code/session_01R2K5sJDL5Msn1uRTkybiDP