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`--index-out` called ingest() without the respectGitignore argument, so the generated artifact always honoured .gitignore, even when the command line said --no-ignore. A consumer running with --no-ignore then found every ignored file missing from the artifact and parsed it cold. The flag was accepted and silently dropped on this one path; every other ingest call site passes !cfg.noIgnore. Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where the argument rode inside commit 9124d68 ("port native Windows build and test harness") next to a cache-directory parameter that stays behind. The fix is lennix1337's. Co-Authored-By: joyful-ii-V-I <210578314+joyful-ii-V-I@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e body's end A slice whose last line is the body's final line ends at body.size(), and the continuation-byte back-off then read body[body.size()] — one byte past the string_view. On the --expand=SYM:START-END path the view sits over a std::string, so the byte read was its NUL terminator and nothing showed; over a buffer that ends exactly at the view, it is a heap read past the allocation, and a hardened standard library traps the index. The byte at size() is never part of the slice, so the loop now stops before it. Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside commit 9124d68 ("port native Windows build and test harness"). The fix is lennix1337's. Co-Authored-By: joyful-ii-V-I <210578314+joyful-ii-V-I@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…reaches its source file
TypeScript's node16/nodenext resolution requires `import { f } from './api.js'`
for a source file `api.ts`. The precise include tier (resolveTsImport) probed
`./api.js` exactly and then appended extensions (`api.js.ts`), so the import
stayed unresolved: no --deps edge, no importer-tier row for --impact, and the
SameInclude narrowing never saw the file. The runtime suffix is now swapped for
the source spellings, inside the same unique-or-degrade accumulator.
Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside commit 9124d68
("port native Windows build and test harness"). The code is lennix1337's,
carried over unchanged; the follow-up commit aligns the extension table with
the named-import binder in graph.h.
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…ier and the named-import binder The reconstructed probe disagreed with graph.h's resolveJsNamedImportFile, which already bound `./api.js` to api.ts/api.tsx, `.mjs` to `.mts` and `.cjs` to `.cts`. It mapped `.mjs`/`.cjs` onto `.ts`/`.tsx`/`.d.ts` (TypeScript never does; the `.mts`/`.cts` source stayed unresolved) and tried `lib/index.ts` for `./lib.js`, an edge TypeScript does not resolve. Two rules for one question let --deps and the call binder name different files. kJsRuntimeSourceExts in resolve.h is now the one table; resolveTsImport and resolveJsNamedImportFile both read it. The binder's behaviour is unchanged (same rows, same order); the include tier gains exactly the binder's mapping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ed prefix readFilePrefix accepted any fread that returned bytes, so a read that failed part-way handed back a truncated prefix as if it were the whole requested window. Its one caller (the prewarm ObjC-header sniff) then judged the header on bytes that stopped early rather than recording it as an unknown-header miss. The stream's error indicator now fails the read, the same way readFile already fails a short read. Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside commit 9124d68 ("port native Windows build and test harness"). The fix is lennix1337's. Co-Authored-By: joyful-ii-V-I <210578314+joyful-ii-V-I@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… actually wrote run_and_check names its output file after the test name with only spaces removed, so "onefn: default map" was written to out_onefn:defaultmap while the assertions read out_onefndefaultmap. The `[ -s ]` guard around them was false on every run and every platform, so the symbols= count and the function-name check never executed. Keeping only [:alnum:]_ makes the two spellings meet (and keeps ':' out of a filename, which Windows refuses). Once the arm ran, its pattern `symbols="1"` matched nothing: the count sits in the header stats comment as `files=1 symbols=1`, which is what it now asserts. Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside commit 9124d68 ("port native Windows build and test harness"). The fix is lennix1337's. Co-Authored-By: joyful-ii-V-I <210578314+joyful-ii-V-I@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…pping it Both one-function blocks sat behind `if [ -s "$OUT" ]` with no else, which is how the output-name drift went unseen: the file never existed, the block never ran, and the gate printed ALL PASS. A missing or empty output now FAILs with the reason. The --graph-query block also read out_onefngraphquery=all, a name the [:alnum:]_ rule can never produce; it now reads out_onefngraphqueryall. Evidence, all against a build of f8e6087: origin/main's gate exits 0 with zero onefn map rows; this branch runs the map rows and the --graph-query rows and exits 0; restoring the old `tr -d ' '` rule under these guards fails both rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restore-equivalence cannot see a dropped --no-ignore (a missing record is just a cache miss), so the arm reads what the artifact carries: in a git fixture with an untracked file under an ignored directory, the default artifact must omit the file (control: the ignore rule is live), the --no-ignore artifact must hold it, and a --no-ignore consumer of that artifact must reparse nothing (RIPWIRE_CACHE_STATS reparsed=0). Red first, against a build of f8e6087: the artifact omitted the file and the consumer reported reparsed=1; the control and generate rows passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s, and only tsc's Six importers in a $TMP tree, one specifier each, read through --deps instab= (an efferent edge is 1.00, none is 0.00): ./x.js -> x.ts, ./w.js -> w.tsx, ./m.mjs -> m.mts, ./c.cjs -> c.cts; ./dual.js with BOTH dual.js and dual.ts stays unresolved (unique-or-degrade, the named-import binder's rule for an emitted file beside its source); ./lib.js never lands on lib/index.ts, plus a decoy other/x.ts gains no importer. Each mapping was checked with tsc 7.0.2 --traceResolution under node16, nodenext and bundler: the four positive rows resolve as pinned and ./lib.js "was not resolved" in all three. Red first, against a build of f8e6087: the four positive rows fail (instab 0.00), and the dual row fails because the exact probe alone resolves ./dual.js to the emitted dual.js. The decoy and lib/index.ts guards pass there; the lib/index.ts guard would fail on the #44 hunk as first reconstructed (commit 6bfe9de, by reading: it probes stem + /index.ts, and lib/index.ts is the only hit). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… under ASan Every CLI arm slices a view that sits over a std::string, whose NUL terminator absorbs a read at body[body.size()], so the whole gate stayed green on the defect. Arm 11 compiles serialize.h into a small harness (a heredoc, so no new file joins the indexed tree) whose bodies end at the last byte of their heap allocation, and runs it under ASan/UBSan: a one-line body with no newline, a final line ending in a two-byte codepoint, and an END past the last line. A host whose compiler cannot link a sanitizer program prints SKIP; a harness that fails to compile with a working sanitizer toolchain is a FAIL, not a skip. Red first: with f8e6087's serialize.h the harness aborts with "AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow ... READ of size 1". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… of proceeding lock-free
EditLock tried the per-file advisory lock for ~200 ms and then let the edit run
lock-free, relying on the freshness re-check before rename. That re-check only
proves the file still matches the index when it is read; a cooperating writer
that holds the lock past the timeout can still commit after the edit's rename,
and the edit is then reported "applied" for bytes that no longer exist. The
edit now refuses with -32603 ("edit lock unavailable ... file left unchanged")
when the lock is not held, and says so in the degrade alerts.
Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside commit 9124d68
("port native Windows build and test harness"). The code is lennix1337's,
carried over unchanged; whether a lockfile that cannot be OPENED should also
refuse is an owner decision, taken up in the next commit.
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…riter The reconstructed refusal fired on every not-locked outcome, including a lockfile that cannot be opened (a read-only or fail-closed cache dir) and a filesystem whose flock returns something other than EWOULDBLOCK. Neither proves a live holder, and refusing there blocks every edit on that machine without serializing anything. EditLock now records `contended` (all bounded attempts saw EWOULDBLOCK) and runEditVerb refuses on that alone; the other two keep the lock-free degrade main had. Dropping this commit restores the stricter #44 behaviour if the owner prefers it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dit lock Check 1's cooperating writer waits on the edit's lock, so it proves only that the edit's own lock serializes. F1b takes the lock first and holds it past the ~200 ms bounded acquire: each of three edits must answer "edit lock unavailable", must not report applied, and must leave the file byte-identical; after the holder releases, the same edit must apply. Check 1 is unchanged (#44 had rewritten it into this contention case; both shapes are kept). Red first, against a build of f8e6087: refused=0, applied_while_held=3, changed_while_held=3 — the edit went lock-free and wrote under a live holder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…has consumed it A warm run carried the loaded cache map, the per-thread fact vectors, and every raw fact family alongside the assembled model until ingest() returned. Each is dead once its consumer has run: - the loaded cache map, after runParsePool (the doc pass never reads it); - the per-thread RawFacts vectors, after mergeThreadFacts moves their payloads; - refOrder, raw.refs and fieldDefs, after emitReferences/dropFieldDefinitionSites; - raw.defs, after the span index copies (start, end, id) out of it; - raw.binds and raw.routeUses, after their emitters move the strings out; - the DefSpanIndex, before the corpus-wide macro retag and shadow passes. DefSpanIndex holds copies, not references into raw.defs, so nothing reads a released buffer. Output is byte-identical to the unreleased build (default map and --for, cold and warm). The peak-RSS benefit is NOT demonstrated yet: on corpora of 1.5K-2.7K files five samples per side overlap (the process peak is probably later, in graph build or --for; not profiled), so an llvm-sized run decides whether this lands. Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside commit d085af9 ("fix(windows): bound concurrent scans and document port"). The code is lennix1337's, carried over unchanged onto current main. Co-Authored-By: joyful-ii-V-I <210578314+joyful-ii-V-I@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`ripwire wrap cursor|windsurf|gemini|opencode` (and the generic stanza) print a JSON config whose "command" is either `ripwire` or, when nothing named ripwire is on PATH, this binary's absolute path. The path went into the JSON string unescaped, so a backslash or double quote in it (every Windows path; a legal byte in any POSIX filename) printed a stanza that does not parse, and a quote could close the string early. Both printers now pass the token through jsonesc::escapeMcp, the escaper the MCP surface already uses. Split out of PR #44 (native Windows port), where it rode inside the follow-up snapshot commit e795983 ("feat(windows): complete native portability and validation") on lennix1337/ripwire:win32-port-snapshot. The fix is lennix1337's. Co-Authored-By: joyful-ii-V-I <210578314+joyful-ii-V-I@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…bsolute path With no ripwire on PATH the opencode and mcpServers stanzas name this binary's absolute path. Arm 8 runs a copy from a directory named `quo"te back\slash` under PATH=/usr/bin:/bin and requires both the opencode stanza and the cursor (mcpServers) stanza to parse as JSON and name exactly that binary. The include comment in wrap.h now says why escaping applies on every platform. Red first, against a build of f8e6087 (wrap.h is unchanged through a55b118): both stanzas fail to parse ("Expecting ',' delimiter"). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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lane/py-module-alias-ambiguous moved kParserVer and its quality.h mirror 114 -> 116 and left the pin at main's value. It is the only member that changes extraction, so there is no second bump; kCacheVersion stays 24 and kQSnapCacheScheme stays 14. RE-PIN LOG entry added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT=help_all: moved={help_all}, 41 unchanged.
The manifest now differs from main by exactly expand (lane/expand-ambiguous-bodies)
and help_all, whose text diff is the union of that lane's --expand paragraph and
lane/route-noise's --route-task paragraph.
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… 6's graph.h edits The train's graph.h changes (the Python module-alias narrow, the TS runtime-extension helper, the assume-sweep no-alias promises) moved rankGraphTeleport to 3947, so bodySeed now yields 3949 (was 3764). As in 6017b90: the --at and --callers=@ blocks spliced from this tree's binary, the trace fixture's seed moved with them, docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated (the same four lines). showcasecapturecheck and docscommandscheck pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…aliascheck) Written by python3 docs/gatecount_build.py to its 8 marked sites; --check passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- emptycorpuscheck entry: main exited 0 with the checks skipped, so it was not "red before this fix"; say that on main its one-function checks never ran and with the fix they run and pass. - ingest raw-fact release entry: state the 14-comparison recipe (8 for this change, 6 from the earlier investigation) instead of implying one run of 14. - readFilePrefix entry: readFile compares got against its expected size; it does not read ferror. Say what each function actually checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… serves bodies first lane/expand-ambiguous-bodies moves an ambiguous --expand bundle's <bodies> ahead of the ranked map. Arm #5b measured the map portion as "document start through </r>", which now counts the bodies and their legend as map bytes: 20111 B against the 12744 B ceiling at --max-tokens=6000 --expand=estimateTokens, red on that lane's head (c7270a4) and on this train, green on main 57d713d (12594 B). The map itself did not move: its legend (2248 B) and the <r> element (10341 B, est_tokens=7010) are byte-identical in both orders. The arm now drops the leading bodies block (from the root's open tag to </bodies>) when it precedes the map, and measures 12718 B; the +124 B is the root's new note= attribute. Main's appended shape takes the unchanged path (12594 B on both binaries). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
expandbodyfirstcheck.sh 1.0 and pymodulealiascheck.sh 61.0, from local wall times on this train's binary (<1 s; 61 s, which indexes its fixture per arm and builds a HEAD comparison binary). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… sweep Both change what a user or agent sees; neither lane carried an entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/COMMANDS.md`:
- Line 159: Update the symbol-resolution documentation in the --help-task
description to explicitly include PascalCase names alongside camelCase,
snake_case, and scoped identifiers as identifier-shaped. Preserve the existing
qualification and examples without changing behavior or unrelated documentation.
In `@hooks/ripwire-claude-route.sh`:
- Line 350: Update the prompt normalization in both hooks to remove all leading
whitespace across the entire prompt, including blank lines, tabs, spaces, and
carriage returns, before system-event routing. Preserve the existing
system-event classification behavior, and update the N5 test to assert empty
normalized output and status="skip-system".
In `@src/graph.h`:
- Around line 1484-1486: Restrict the resolvePythonModuleSuffix fallback in the
module-resolution flow to b.fileId’s workspace root before accepting moduleFile
or emitting the Rule 2d edge. Pass the importer’s root context into
resolvePythonModuleSuffix, or reject the returned aliasFile when sameRoot fails,
while preserving explicit cross-root imports and configured workspace
connections.
In `@src/main.cpp`:
- Around line 2221-2223: Update the note text constructed by the formatTo call
near mapTopK so it does not assume the payload consists of bodies; make the
wording valid for outline-only requests while still describing the ranked top-k
map and the --top-k=0/1 behavior.
- Around line 2215-2224: The bundle sizing logic must include noteBytes in both
the top-K search and final over_ceiling calculation so the generated note cannot
exceed fit_bytes unnoticed. Generate or recalculate the note for each probed
top-K value, pricing the actual top-{k} digit length, and preserve the existing
note behavior when the bundle remains selected.
In `@src/taskroute.h`:
- Line 419: Update hasMark to treat '.' as a strong marker alongside uppercase
characters, '_', ':', and '$', so lower-case dotted names such as pkg.symbol
resolve as strong mentions through symbolMention.
In `@test/estchargecheck.sh`:
- Around line 260-261: Update the map-byte accounting around the root tag and
early bodies span so it subtracts only the bytes from b0 through the closing
</bodies> marker. Remove the rootTagEnd adjustment, preserving ctxUnprovenLegend
and other root disclosures in the map accounting when ctxUnprovenDefs is
positive.
In `@test/opencodewrapcheck.sh`:
- Line 177: Update the test setup around the wrap loop to create an empty
directory under TMP, then set PATH to that directory when invoking ripwire for
each agent. Replace the existing /usr/bin:/bin PATH so the child process cannot
resolve any system-installed ripwire while preserving the current output
handling and test flow.
In `@test/selfcheckcheck.sh`:
- Line 364: Update the candidate check in the self-check validation around
ASSUMED_THEN_TESTED_ALLOW to compare complete tokenized operands or a parsed
if-condition rather than raw substring containment, preventing overlapping
identifiers from matching; add a fixture covering overlapping identifier names
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…eassignment capturePythonRebindShadowDecls (issue #287 round 2) recorded every Python assignment/for/delete/named_expression/as_pattern target as a function-local VarDecl bind, unconditionally — including a name the SAME function had already declared `global`/`nonlocal`. --nonlocal-state's locallyBound filter (nonlocalstate.h) reads that bind and treats the name as a local shadow, so `def bump_py(): global COUNTER; COUNTER = COUNTER + 1` dropped bump_py from the report entirely: nonlocalstatecheck's golden fixture expected 5 functions and got 4 (CI run 35418635836, arm B/C/E). Regression, not a more-correct count: bump_py's write of the module global is real and was lost, not a phantom. Added pythonNameIsGlobalOrNonlocalHere, which walks up to the enclosing function and scans its own body (never crossing into a nested def/class/ lambda) for a global/nonlocal declaration of the name — Python's global/ nonlocal statement scopes the whole function regardless of where it sits textually. A rebind target so declared now gets the SAME file-wide startByte=0 attribution the declaration statement itself already uses (rewriting the outer binding, not a local one), instead of its own position. test/pymodulealiascheck.sh (the gate issue #287 round 2 shipped with, including its own dedicated `global` rebind arm) stays green — this narrows the shadow-evidence emission for the one case that was never local, it does not touch the reassignment-shadow fix that gate exists to protect. caught-by: CI (run 35418635836, nonlocalstatecheck.sh, arms B/C/E) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ffer lane/expand-ambiguous-bodies added the --expand ride-along note= attribute, formatted into main.cpp's char noteBuf[220] (runDefaultMap). fixedbufsweep.sh re-derives its whole fixed-buffer population from source every run (CLAUDE.md non-negotiable #1: a plausible-looking classification is not a checked one), so the new call site failed as UNCLASSIFIED, and the pinned S6 enumeration (calls/mentions/sites/rows) had drifted by one each (CI run 35418635836). Added a TABLE row: noteBuf's ONE interpoland is mapTopK, an int (11 digits worst case) — 121 B of fixed literal + 132 B total against 219 usable + NUL, 87 B of margin, no string interpolation and nothing user-supplied, so "safe" by the same all-numeric reasoning as this file's fileOpen/bundleOpen rows. Re-derived EXPECTED (225->226 calls/sites, 333->334 mentions, 98->99 rows) from the gate's own INFO line rather than by arithmetic, per the file's own header rule, and appended a dated round entry to the pin's history comment. caught-by: CI (run 35418635836, fixedbufsweep.sh, S1/S6) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
deckcheck.sh treats every `--flag`/`--flag=value` token in shipped prose as a claim it must check against the shipped binary's own --help. Two CHANGELOG mentions tripped it (CI run 35418635836): `--traceResolution` is tsc's own flag, not ripwire's, so it can never appear in `ripwire --help`; and `--graph-query=all` is a real invocation (test/emptycorpuscheck.sh runs it verbatim), but deckcheck's inline-enum harvester only recognizes the parenthesized forms in --graph-query's help text (`callees(`, `file(`), so the bare `all` source term reads as an unlisted value. Reworded both without changing what they mean: the tsc mention now reads "tsc's `traceResolution` diagnostic output" (no leading `--`, so it is never read as a ripwire flag claim), and the two `--graph-query=all` mentions drop the `=` so the flag and its value are described in prose rather than glued into the one token deckcheck's value-check matches. No allowlist entry added, per the round's instruction — these were never real claims about a ripwire flag's enum, just descriptions that happened to type-check as one. caught-by: CI (run 35418635836, deckcheck.sh, flag-value check) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…led-doc pattern route-noise lane's noise-prompt fixtures (test/taskroutecheck.sh NOISE2/SYS2, test/routehookcheck.sh NOISE2, and their test/taskroutefix/prompts.tsv row) all quote a fabricated filename alongside the collision words (`Lane`, `E`, `WORK`) that reproduce the routing-noise bug. The filename happened to match ripwirepubliccheck.sh arm 8's internal-round-doc pattern (an underscore- joined all-caps stem before `.md`) and does not ship anywhere in this tree, so arm 8 read it as a dangling reference to a culled doc (CI run 35418635836) — it was never meant as a citation, just plausible noise text. Renamed to `continuation_notes.md` (no PLAN_/AUDIT/DESIGN_/RESEARCH_/ NEXT_SESSION/KICKOFF_/HANDOFF_/IDEAS_/REPORT_/SPEC prefix, so it cannot retrigger arm 8) in all four sites, including the PROVENANCE.md prose that now describes the pattern rather than repeating the old literal string (the description would otherwise retrigger arm 8 itself). The prompts.tsv row's stored `split` column is unaffected — it is not re-derived from the prompt text on an edit, only on authoring a new row — so taskroutecheck's 254-row decision diff and bench/taskroute_eval.py's floors (test 0.947 / dev 0.950 / all 0.949, unchanged from the previous seal) are identical before and after; re-ran contamination_screen.py directly to confirm the edited row (`provenance=harness-event`) is outside both the trigram screen and the split-mismatch check, which only look at `handwritten*` rows. Re-sealed PROVENANCE.md's sha256(prompts.tsv) per its own procedure, with a dated entry recording rows/dev/test unchanged. caught-by: CI (run 35418635836, ripwirepubliccheck.sh, arm 8) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit PR #292 finding 4052087927 (src/taskroute.h:419). symbolMention's hasMark gate tested for ':' (the "::" scope spelling) but not '.', although identifierMentionShape treats "::" and "." as the same scoped-name seam. A real indexed shape hit this: a TOML nested table indexes as a t="sec" symbol named literally "tool.poetry" (all-lowercase, no underscore/colon/dollar). Section-kind symbols are excluded from the weak tier (weakEvidenceKind), so such a name could never resolve at all — not even backtick-marked, since the strong path's own backtick override sits behind identifierMentionShape, which hasMark never let it reach. Verified red on the pre-fix binary: --help-task='Explain the implementation of `tool.poetry`' abstained (resolved_symbols="0") against a fixture repo whose pyproject.toml has a [tool.poetry] table. Green after the fix: recommends understand-symbol --expand='tool.poetry'. Added taskroutecheck.sh arms LTA/LTB (bare and backtick-marked) with a pyproject.toml fixture file. caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comment 4052087927 | diagnose: at-cause (named hasMark exactly) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit PR #292 finding 4052087912 (docs/COMMANDS.md:159). The --help-task help text listed "camelCase, snake_case, a ::/. scope" as identifier shapes but omitted PascalCase, although identifierMentionShape's own camelSeam test (src/taskroute.h) treats an interior uppercase-after-lowercase seam the same whether the name starts lowercase (camelCase) or uppercase (PascalCase) -- its own comment calls this out explicitly ("a camel/Pascal SEAM -- 'CacheNode' qualifies"). The text implied only camelCase names qualify; a reader would reasonably assume a Pascal-named class never routes on shape alone. Added "PascalCase," to the flag description in src/cli.h, regenerated docs/COMMANDS.md via docs/docs_commands_build.py, and re-pinned test/printf_parity.manifest's help_all golden (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT=help_all — moved={help_all}, 41 unchanged, matched). Documentation-only; no behavior change. caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comment 4052087912 | diagnose: at-cause Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit PR #292 finding 4052087914 (hooks/ripwire-claude-route.sh:350, and the identical line in hooks/ripwire-codex-route.sh:261). The system-event guard's `sed -e 's/^[[:space:]]*//'` strips leading whitespace PER LINE (sed's `^` anchors each line of its pattern space, not the whole stream), so a harness prompt beginning with a BLANK LINE before the <task-notification>/ <system-reminder> marker kept that leading newline in `rest` and missed the case match. Nothing was ever injected -- the classifier's own independent looksLikeSystemEvent guard (src/taskroute.h) still abstained -- but the hook guard fell through to a real classifier subprocess call, logged status="abstain" instead of status="skip-system", and reached the later meter block, which deletes ANY existing session pending file unconditionally. A genuine adoption-window pending file from an earlier recommend turn could be wiped out by an unrelated harness event sharing the session id. Replaced the per-line sed with a bash parameter-expansion trim (`${prompt%%[![:space:]]*}` / `${prompt#"$lead"}`) that strips the full leading run of [:space:] bytes (space/tab/newline/CR) from the whole string in one pass, in both hooks. Red on the pre-fix hooks (git stash verification): N5b (status=abstain, not skip-system) and N5d (sticky pending file deleted by the notification) both FAIL. Green after the fix: test/routehookcheck.sh ALL PASS, including the existing N1-N5 arms (no behavior regression -- N5's own "no injection" check already passed either way, which is why the bug needed the new N5b/N5c/N5d arms to be visible at all). caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comment 4052087914 | diagnose: at-cause (named the sed line exactly) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…'s root CodeRabbit PR #292 finding 4052087919 (src/graph.h:1486, MAJOR). resolvePythonModuleSuffix (resolve.h) — Step-A's whole-path-component-suffix fallback for an absolute Python import spec (issue #287) — scanned the ENTIRE fileIndex with no per-root restriction. In a merged multi-root workspace (`ripwire dir1 dir2 <verb>`), Rule 2d (graph.h) then accepted the returned file with no `sameRoot` check, so `import target_mod` in one root could bind to the only `target_mod.py` in a WHOLLY UNRELATED root, emitting a call edge with no import path or workspace configuration connecting the two roots. Threaded `ing.fileRoot` (empty on single-root, the same convention graph.h's own `sameRoot` lambda already uses) through recordImportBindFile into resolvePythonModuleSuffix, which now filters every path-tail candidate to the importer's own labeled root before the unique-or-degrade count -- a candidate outside the root is treated as though never indexed, not counted even as the ambiguity that would otherwise degrade a genuinely unique same-root hit to kNoFile. Both new parameters default to "no restriction" so single-root callers (and any other caller) are unaffected. Rule 2d's own narrow loop needed no change: it already requires `symFileId[c] == aliasFile`, so once aliasFile itself is guaranteed same-root, every candidate it matches is too. Red on the pre-fix binary (git stash verification): a 2-root fixture where root A's caller aliases-imports `target_mod` (absent from root A) and root B -- unrelated, no import path connects it -- defines the only `target_mod.py` in the corpus; root A also carries a decoy `run()` so the callee name is not globally unique. Pre-fix: `--callers=target_mod.py:run` returns count="1", root A's uses_module_alias wrongly bound to root B's file. Green after the fix: count="0", no cross-root edge. New arm appended to test/pymodulealiascheck.sh (no new gate file). Full existing suite (39 arms + monotonicity + determinism) stays ALL PASS -- issue #287's single-root behavior is unchanged. caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comment 4052087919 | diagnose: at-cause (named resolvePythonModuleSuffix and the missing sameRoot check exactly) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…wording CodeRabbit PR #292 findings 4052087920 (MAJOR) and 4052087924 (Minor), plus 4052087945 (Minor, test/estchargecheck.sh), verified together: fixing #4920's accounting required the #7945 measurement fix to actually SEE the effect, and #4924's wording touches the exact same lines. 4052087920 -- the ride-along note= attribute (#289) landed inside the bundle selector's own price (bundleDoc.rootAttrBytes) but not in the two other places that price the same <ctx ...> open tag: the §F5 binary search that picks mapTopK under --max-tokens, and the final over_ceiling verdict. Both now call noteBytesForTopK(k), which FORMATS the real note string per candidate k (never hand-derives its digit count) via a new shared constant, kMapRidesAlongFmt. Found a real repro: a 25-symbol fixture (deterministic ~52 B/topK growth) at --max-tokens=990 --expand=run picked top-8 and delivered 2224 B against a 2102 B ceiling (122 B over -- the note's own size -- unlabelled); fixed, it picks top-5, 2101 B, within budget. Verified both red (git-stash) and green; added test/estchargecheck.sh arm #5d with the same fixture, self-contained. 4052087924 -- the note text said "these bodies"/"bodies alone" even when noteAppliesToBundle also covers an --outline-only request (which emits <outline>, never <bodies>). Reworded to "the requested payload"/"the payload alone" in both the note= attribute and its stderr twin; src/cli.h's --help text and docs/COMMANDS.md updated to match; printf_parity.manifest re-pinned (help_all + expand, both intentional wording moves, UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT matched both times). 4052087945 -- test/estchargecheck.sh's mapbytes_of helper (used by arm #5b) subtracted the <bodies>...</bodies> span from rootTagEnd (the root tag's own '>'), which ALSO excised any root disclosure sitting between them (ctxUnprovenLegend, when ctxUnprovenDefs > 0) -- undercounting relative to what production charges. CodeRabbit's own suggested one-line fix (anchor at b0, the literal "<bodies" position, instead) was checked against the real emission and found to OVERCORRECT: packBodies also writes kBodiesLegend (the <bodies> section's own ~1 KB "sibs=/inc=/calls" legend) immediately before the literal "<bodies" tag, and that IS payload (bundleDoc.payloadBytes), not map -- a flat b0 anchor folds it into the reported "map portion" too, overcounting relative to what the §F5 verdict actually bills to fit_bytes (measured on --expand=estimateTokens --max-tokens=6000, src/: naive b0 gives 13725 B against a 12744 B ceiling, unlabelled -- a FALSE new red once #4920 was fixed and the search started charging notes; the true figure is 12732 B). The fix instead detects ctxUnprovenLegend by its own known literal opener ("<!-- ripwire expand: ", unprovenDefsVerbComment's one call site) and extends the anchor only past THAT comment, keeping the root disclosure while still excluding the bodies legend. New arm #5c: a three-way synthetic fixture (rootTagEnd / naive b0 / this fix) distinguishing all three anchors. Also, incidentally: fixing src/graph.h in an earlier commit (module-suffix root scoping, issue #292 finding 4052087919) shifted rankGraphTeleport from graph.h:3949 to :3954, which showcasecapturecheck.sh (H) caught as a stale showcase seed. Re-derived (not hand-edited) the --at=/--callers=@ blocks in docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_2026-09-14.md against the current binary and regenerated docs/COMMANDS.md; the illustrative --from-trace stack-trace text elsewhere in that capture still cites the old line number (cosmetic only -- a synthetic example trace, not gated by any required check) and is noted as a known minor drift in the lane report rather than fully re-derived here. Gates: estchargecheck.sh (incl. new #5c/#5d), expandbodyfirstcheck.sh, expandmodecheck.sh, shapingflagcheck.sh (re-pinned 13->14 --top-k read sites, same re-pin-not-column-change precedent as the V1 --expand default), printffmtparitycheck.sh, docscommandscheck.sh, showcasecapturecheck.sh -- ALL PASS. caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comments 4052087920, 4052087924, 4052087945 | diagnose: at-cause (each named the exact missing term / wrong anchor / wrong word) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…trings CodeRabbit PR #292 finding 4052087952 (MAJOR, test/selfcheckcheck.sh:364). The (T) "assumed-then-tested" scanner's candidate check was `c in win` -- plain substring containment on `win`, code text with all whitespace stripped. A candidate like "a!=b" (built from an EXPECTS( a == b ) promise's own operands) is not anchored to an operand boundary, so it can match INSIDE an unrelated, longer identifier pair: `EXPECTS( a == b )` followed nearby by `if ( data != baseline )` strips to "...data!=baseline...", which contains "a!=b" as a raw substring ("dat[a!=b]aseline") even though no operand there is named `a` or `b`. This false positive would reject valid code under the tree-wide (T) gate. Every character INSIDE a candidate is contiguous by construction (built from the promise's own lhs/rhs text), so only the candidate's own two ENDS need a boundary check. Added `tokenBoundaryContains(win, candidate)`: scans every occurrence and accepts one only when the character immediately before its first char, and immediately after its last, is not ALSO an identifier character ([A-Za-z0-9_]) -- rejecting a match that is really a fragment of a longer name. A "!( ... )"-wrapped candidate is already boundary-safe on both ends (punctuation), so this only narrows the two bare "lhs OP rhs" forms. Added the fixture CodeRabbit asked for: test/selfcheckcheck.sh's green.h gains gt5 (the finding's own a/b vs data/baseline shape) and gt6 (the mirrored != -> == direction: "x==y" inside "matrix==yellow"). Verified red against the pre-fix `c in win` check (both gt5 and gt6 wrongly flagged as assumed-then-tested) and green after the fix -- pasted in the lane report. Full test/selfcheckcheck.sh: ALL PASS (F/K/P/R/U/A-E/T arms unaffected). caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comment 4052087952 | diagnose: at-cause (named the exact `c in win` line and a concrete overlap example) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit PR #292 finding 4052087951 (Minor, test/opencodewrapcheck.sh:177). Arm 8 runs `ripwire wrap` from an odd absolute path (quotes/backslashes in the directory name) with PATH="/usr/bin:/bin", intending to force the emitted stanza to name that exact odd path rather than resolving a bare `ripwire` off PATH. /usr/bin:/bin is not guaranteed empty of a system-installed ripwire on every machine this gate runs on -- if one is there, the wrapper could resolve the bare name instead, and a real bug in how it prefers/quotes an odd absolute path would pass silently. Replaced with a fresh empty directory under $TMP, the only PATH provably free of any `ripwire`. Verified: the wrap command needs nothing else off PATH (both opencode and cursor stanzas still emit and parse correctly with PATH pointed at the empty directory). Test-hygiene fix, not a product behavior change -- no red/green pair to paste (this machine's PATH does not currently have a stray ripwire either way, so the defect is latent/ environment-dependent, exactly what CodeRabbit's finding is about). caught-by: CodeRabbit | signal: PR review comment 4052087951 | diagnose: at-cause Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… literal Follow-up to 5d71fe7 (CodeRabbit PR #292 findings 4052087920/4052087924), caught by this gate rather than review: it added a new fixed-buffer format call site (noteBytesForTopK's `char probeBuf[220]`, formatted with the same kMapRidesAlongFmt string noteBuf fills) and changed noteBuf's own literal byte count (the payload-neutral reword). test/fixedbufsweep.sh's (S6) population pin -- calls/mentions/sites/rows, each +1 -- and noteBuf's TABLE row (121 B literal -> 135 B) are re-derived and re-pinned; probeBuf gets its own row, same margin and reasoning as noteBuf's. caught-by: test/gate | signal: assertion:fixedbufsweep.sh (S6) | diagnose: at-cause (named the exact site and the exact pin drift) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… order test/knownitemcheck.sh arm 8 (PR #292 run 35439493328, macos-26 Release shard 3/4; reproduced locally): "sampler is PATH-ORDER DEPENDENT" — an identical probe file placed at an early- vs late-sorting path moved anchored/doc-phrase MRR 0.878 vs 0.879. Bisected src/graph.h and src/resolve.h (Python module-suffix root-scoping, unrelated) don't touch the eval's C++-only probe corpus; the actual trigger was 5d71fe7 (main.cpp/cli.h --max-tokens note= charging, also unrelated to ranking) — recompiling main.cpp shifted codegen enough, under this profile's -ffast-math, to expose a LATENT bug that already existed at 6bf76e2: it just hadn't landed on a tie yet. Root cause, found by instrumenting anchoredLexicalRank/rankOfSymbol and diffing per-query scores between an early- and late-placed probe corpus (60 near-duplicate doc-commented symbols, same names/content, different physical NodeIds only): 1. anchoredLexicalRank's top-kAnchorCount cut broke a same-score tie by `a < b` — NodeId, i.e. crawl order, i.e. path order. The 60-probe cohort ties exactly at the top lexical score on some doc-phrase queries, so WHICH 20 became PPR anchors depended on where the probe sorted. Fixed by breaking the tie on `g.localityKey[i]` (path::scope::name — buildGraph's own canonical per-symbol string, already used for the S6-C locality tie-break) instead, falling back to the numeric id only to give the comparator a strict order over true duplicate qualified names. 2. That alone did not fix the gate: for the specific query traced, the anchor SET was already identical between the two placements (no tie at the cut), yet the PPR result still differed by ~1 float32 ULP (0.696470201 vs 0.696470261) because pagerank.cpp's power iteration is indexed and summed in NodeId order — its -fno-fast-math stops the COMPILER reassociating sums, it cannot make the ALGORITHM's own id-ordered accumulation invariant to which ids a relabeling hands it. rankOfSymbol's `score[i] == g` then read that ULP noise as a real ranking difference, flipping one competitor from "tied with a 38-way block" to "strictly better", moving every member's rank by exactly 1. Fixed with a tolerance-band comparison (kScoreTieAbsEps=1e-6, kScoreTieRelEps= 1e-5 relative) in place of bit-exact `==`/`>` — the same order of magnitude as pagerank.h's own 1e-6 convergence tolerance, so this asserts no more precision than the power iteration already promises. It can only ADD midrank credit to a near-exact tie, never remove a real ranking distinction. Both are genuine content-based, order-independent tie-breaks (CLAUDE.md determinism non-negotiable #2), not a gate change. Red (Release, 7d72e72): arm 8 FAIL, "anchored doc-phrase 0.878" vs "0.879". Green: knownitemcheck ALL PASS on build-rel (Release) AND build (dev); rerun 3x, byte-identical. estchargecheck, pymodulealiascheck, taskroutecheck, opencodewrapcheck, selfcheckcheck, fixedbufsweep ALL PASS on both flavours (the culprit commit's own area, unaffected). --edit-check=anchoredLexicalRank and --edit-check=rankOfSymbol both status="unchanged", incompatible="0". Determinism (`./build/ripwire . --no-cache` x2, `./build-rel/ripwire . --no-cache` x2) and `| xmllint --noout -` both clean on both flavours. `--quality-delta=origin/main..HEAD --legend=compact`: gating="0" (24 regressions, all pre-existing/minor/new-symbol; neither touched function regressed). caught-by: CI | signal: assertion:knownitemcheck | diagnose: near (arm 8 named the symptom precisely — path-order-dependent anchored/doc-phrase MRR — but not which of two independent order-dependencies, or that a THIRD commit's recompile was the trigger; both required tracing per-query scores) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Integration train 6. Fourteen reviewed lanes merged onto
main(e54b688) so that CI runs once for all of them.Split out of #44 (native Windows port, @lennix1337). These are the pieces of the port that change Linux and macOS behaviour, landed separately with a gate that fails before each fix:
emptycorpuscheck: its one-function checks never ran, because of an output-file naming mismatch, and the gate still said ALL PASS.--index-outdropped--no-ignorefrom the artifact it generates.ripwire wrap: the JSON"command"path was not escaped, so the config broke on a path containing a quote or backslash.--expand=SYM:START-END:sliceBodyLinesread one byte past a slice ending on the body's last line.readFilePrefixreported a prefix cut short by a read error as a success..js,.jsx,.mjs,.cjs) resolve to their source file, with a fallback to the declaration file, checked againsttsc7.0.2.Issues:
--expandnow serves the requested bodies before the ranked map, and the--top-k=0hint is in the XML. Reported by @mariadb-KyleHutchinson.Also in this train:
--help-taskcounts only identifier-shaped words as symbol mentions.--flagscmake_scan_failed="1"disclosure and five no-alias promises.os.hgate exemption now covers only pure passthroughs.spawn_shopen anddirwatch_openacquisitions are tracked again.Shared products, each regenerated once:
kParserVer114 → 116, with itsquality.hmirror.qschemetrip.hash, re-pinned with a log entry.printf_paritypins forhelp_allandexpand.docs/COMMANDS.mdand the showcase seed.estchargecheck#5b now measures the map portion even when bodies come first. The map itself is byte-identical in both orders.Every member was reviewed independently and signed off at its head. Targeted gates, determinism, xmllint, ASan, and
--quality-deltaagainstmain(gating 0) all pass locally. CI is the full suite.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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--expandoutput to prioritize requested bodies and explain map controls inline.Bug Fixes
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