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participant CI
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CI->>PlatformContract: validate platform rows and workflow matrices
PlatformContract-->>CI: return validation status
PreviewPublish->>PlatformContract: read triples from published commit
PreviewPublish-->>PreviewPublish: stop before upload on mismatch
ReleaseValidation->>PlatformContract: derive canonical asset names
ReleaseValidation-->>ReleaseValidation: stop before release on missing assets
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Changes requested: protected CI/release workflow changes require a dedicated maintainer decision at head d3b4e1cc5752f488117112cce6084c428282a20f.
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.github/workflows/ci.yml:161 replaces the platform-mapping gate and its test entry point; .github/workflows/release.yml:1246 adds executable validation in the release publication job. Both paths match .agents/pr-review-policy.toml's workflow hard-stop policy, and release infrastructure is explicitly outside routine handler rescue. The current PR discussion contains no explicit maintainer authorization for these protected workflow changes. This finding concerns review authority, not an allegation of malicious intent.
Next step: obtain a dedicated maintainer review of the CI gate replacement and release-publication change, or split/remove those workflow edits before ordinary handling resumes. That review should also reconcile the existing preview-publication completeness finding in the security review and the asset-file check suggestion; this security-boundary pass has not independently adjudicated those implementation findings. No implementation approval, branch modification, or enqueue was performed.
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Changes requested: the new platform-contract gate still permits a preview build that is never published.
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scripts/check_desktop_platform_matrix.py:22-25,60-73 compares the contract only with preview-server.yml's build matrix and release.yml's build-server matrix. It no longer validates preview publication, while .github/workflows/preview-server.yml:290-316 has a separately enumerated download set, :338-343 has a separately enumerated binaries set, and :411-431 has separately enumerated manifest keys. The later runtime check at :456-497 only proves that those existing binaries and manifest entries agree with each other; it never compares either of them to the checked-out packaging/desktop-platforms.txt triples. A new listed/build triple omitted from all publish-side lists therefore passes this PR's equality gate and self-consistent publication check, but its desktop gets no preview URL.
The deleted scripts/check_shell_platform_mapping.py:766-907 deliberately held preview builds, downloads, signing inputs, manifest keys, and signed URL pairs as distinct sets for this exact drift class. Please restore that guarantee at the publication authority: before the manifest is written, compare the checked-out contract's triple set with the publish-side binaries platform keys and fail closed on a difference. Add a discriminating fixture that adds a contract/preview-build triple while leaving the publish lists unchanged; it must fail.
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The existing test -s "$binary" pre-sign check at .github/workflows/release.yml:1257-1263 already rejects a missing or empty built binary before release-asset membership is evaluated, so no separate file-existence change is requested here.
Recommendation: keep the contract consolidation, but restore publish-completeness coverage before approval.
…ctured diff `scripts/check_shell_platform_mapping.py` recovered the set of desktop platforms by reading two workflows and `native_engine.rs` as text -- 1,001 lines of pattern matching, with 1,407 lines of tests holding it in place, to answer a question both sides already state literally. Its own docstring names the one property it exists for: `native_engine.rs`'s `server_target_triple_maps_every_published_desktop_platform` already pins the four (os, arch) -> triple pairs and four negatives, and "what it cannot see is the matrix growing past them: nothing there refers to the workflow. This gate is that tie." So make it a tie between two lists instead of a reading of three files. `packaging/desktop-platforms.txt` holds the pairs; the Rust test iterates it rather than a literal array, and additionally asserts the file covers every `ServerPlatform::ALL` variant, so the enum cannot grow past the file either; a CI step loads `shell-release.yml`'s `build-shell` matrix with `yaml.safe_load` and diffs the two sets in both directions. No regex, no comment stripping, and no dependency on either side -- the list is whitespace-delimited, read with `.split()` and `split_whitespace`. The checker emits both sets it compared, so a green run proves it ran, and it refuses loudly when the list file is absent rather than soft-failing to an empty set and reporting success. The gate's other two properties are publish outcomes rather than text properties, and are observed as outcomes: the preview half fetches every URL its manifest names and compares sha256 before publishing the manifest, and on the release side `fail_on_unmatched_files` over a list naming all four slim binaries and all four signatures fails the upload before it happens.
Review of the replacement found the structured diff covered one of the gate's properties and left three uncovered, plus a blind spot of its own. `release.yml` names the four slim binaries and their signatures in a hand-written list. `fail_on_unmatched_files` cannot hold that list to reality: it fails when a listed path is missing, never when a built artifact is absent from the list, because the action only ever receives the list. A fifth platform added to the matrix and forgotten here would ship a desktop whose engine download 404s, with every check green. A step between building the list and creating the release now walks the slim artifact directories that actually arrived and fails unless each one's binary and signature appear in the list text. It runs before the release exists, because an immutable release cannot accept a late asset upload. Enumerating each directory's real contents is also what handles the Windows `.exe` without naming a platform twice. The checker read only a matrix's `include` entries, so a matrix that also carried free product axes built platforms the checker could not see while it printed a pass -- a green run indistinguishable from one that never happened. Any key outside `include`/`exclude` is now refused, in the one helper both matrix readers go through. Nothing tied `preview-server.yml`'s build matrix to the platform file, so the same drift could reach preview provisioning. It is now diffed in both directions through that same helper, and a row missing its triple column is refused rather than silently read as a pair. The Rust test compared how many rows it read against how many variants exist, which a duplicated row satisfies while a variant goes unmapped. It compares the sets. A comment here claimed `native_engine.rs`'s test holds the enum to the file at pull-request time. It does not: that test lives in `tauri-check`, which is disabled, so the enum half is held at tag time by `shell-release.yml`'s preflight. The comment says so now.
The matrix checker tied packaging/desktop-platforms.txt to shell-release.yml's build-shell and preview-server.yml's build, but nothing tied it to release.yml's build-server. A platform listed in the file and built by both shell halves but absent from build-server produced a desktop resolving a download URL that 404s — the property the deleted mapping gate asserted and its replacement did not. The two triple comparisons differed only in their source, so they become one loop over a source table rather than a third copy. The existing include() reader and its free-axis guard cover the new source unchanged. Also name every consumer in the platform file's header, and record in the release verify step that the unmatched glob iterating literally is what makes an absent or empty artifacts/ fail the list check, so nullglob must not be enabled there.
… now covers Three comments justified the unreadable-list refusal with "an empty set is a subset of any matrix, so a checker that understood nothing would report a clean pass." There is no subset comparison in the checker -- every comparison is equality -- and under equality an empty list against a populated matrix already fails, naming each built platform. The rationale described an earlier design and vouched for a property this one does not rely on. The refusal is still right, for a different reason: a missing file raises and names the file, where soft-failing to an empty list would blame every built platform instead. The three sites now say that. The coverage comment also named only preview-server.yml, omitting release.yml's build-server, which is the second triple source; and nothing recorded that the triple comparison is an equality, so a slim server published for no listed desktop is an error rather than a harmless extra. The deleted gate allowed that superset. Both are now stated where a contributor reads what the gate covers. Comment-only: normalizing each file through ast.parse (Python) or yaml.safe_load (YAML) and comparing against the parent is byte-identical, while a planted non-comment change in each file differs.
The coverage comment read "preview-server.yml's and release.yml's build-server triples", which distributes build-server across both possessives. preview-server.yml's jobs are build, gate and publish; the build-server name exists only in release.yml, so a contributor following the comment would grep for it there and find nothing.
The equality gate gives desktop-platforms.txt authority over the preview and release build matrices, but the publish job's upload list was held only to itself: its manifest key check derives both sides from the same binaries array, so it agrees by construction. A triple listed in the contract with no binary above it published no URL, and that desktop silently never saw a preview. The publish job now diffs the contract's triple column against the platform keys derived from binaries. It runs before the first upload rather than before the manifest write, so a mismatch publishes nothing at all instead of binaries with no manifest entry pointing at them. sort -u on the listed side matches the checker's set comparison. Without it a duplicated contract row passes the PR-time gate and then fails the publish job at run time. The fixture in PublishWiringTests runs the publish step's own shell over a stubbed checkout rather than a copy of it: a contract triple the publish list does not carry exits nonzero with zero objects uploaded, which is what shows the check runs before publication rather than after it. Against the pre-change workflow that same fixture exits 0 and uploads every object including the manifest.
The publish step's error text says a listed triple with no binary and a published triple with no row are both failures, but only the first had a fixture. diff is symmetric so the behaviour was already structural; the guarantee was pinned at one end. The new leg drops a contract row and asserts the job stops with nothing uploaded, naming the triple on the published side. The two red legs assert on distinguishable output -- "> aarch64-apple-darwin" against "< riscv64gc-unknown-linux-musl" -- so neither passes on the other's failure. The module docstring claimed "the last two tests" run the publish step. That was false about definition order, and unittest orders alphabetically in any case. It now names the helper, which stays true as legs are added.
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Done. The publish job now holds the checked-out contract to the list it actually publishes: it reads One deliberate difference from the literal ask: the check is held before the first upload rather The discriminating fixture ships in The equality gate this PR keeps agrees with that fixture, which is the gap you described: it sees the |
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Changes requested: the preview completeness fix is verified; one existing release-filename guarantee is still lost at head 9d4c9eda83893c8e2ff2930f95b4a9ec0b70d136.
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[MED] Preserve the desktop's exact release-asset names, not only agreement between produced files and the upload list. .github/workflows/release.yml:1257-1261 accepts every artifact whose path appears in RELEASE_FILES, while scripts/check_desktop_platform_matrix.py:64-67 checks only target triples. The desktop constructs the exact binary URL phase-server-slim-{triple}{executable_suffix} and its .minisig URL in client/src-tauri/src/native_engine.rs:1180-1192. The deleted checker's slim_asset and resolved - attached check explicitly joined those consumer names to publication.
I exercised the actual new workflow step against four nonempty binary/signature pairs. The canonical fixture passes. Renaming the macOS binary/signature pair to phase-server-slim-aarch64-apple-darwin-renamed[.minisig], with the upload list agreeing, also exits 0 although the canonical desktop URL is absent. Against a matching signing-list/asset-list rename, the deleted checker exits 1 and names both missing canonical URLs. This demonstrates a lost guarded failure class; it does not claim today's unmodified release produces wrongly named files.
Please extend the publication check to compare the contract-derived canonical binary/signature filename set against the assets being published, retaining the existing actual-artifact/list check. Derive the Windows suffix from the contract's OS field, following the desktop naming authority. Add a discriminating renamed-file fixture with a passing canonical control; agreement between two publisher-side spellings must not satisfy a consumer filename contract.
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The new preview-server.yml:358-370 contract-vs-published-platform check runs before the first upload and closes the earlier preview completeness finding. The checked-in matrix checker, all eight matrix mutation legs, and all 14 preview data/publish tests pass in an isolated worktree at this head. The preview tests execute the shipped shell with stubbed publication commands; both mismatch directions stop before uploads. The external security review now acknowledges that fix.
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The existing fail_on_unmatched_files: true setting at release.yml:1271 covers listed-but-absent assets; the external suggestion to duplicate that existence check in the new preflight is not the blocker above. It cannot detect a consistently renamed, present asset whose canonical consumer name is missing.
Recommendation: keep the contract consolidation and restore exact release-filename coverage before approval. This was a full implementation review under pr:approved-for-review; the label remains. No branch changes, direct builds, approval, or enqueue were performed.
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…load The pre-sign check accepted any artifact whose path appeared in the upload list, and the platform checker compares only target triples. Renaming a binary and its signature together, with the upload list agreeing, therefore passed: two publisher-side spellings agreeing does not satisfy a consumer filename contract, and the desktop's download URL is built from the exact name. The check now derives the canonical set from the platform contract -- phase-server-slim-<triple>, plus .exe when that row's OS column is windows, and the same again with .minisig -- and holds the published asset basenames to it. The suffix follows the contract's OS column rather than a hardcoded rule, mirroring the desktop's own cfg-gated derivation. An empty or comment-only contract exits 1 rather than iterating zero times and passing. The existing actual-artifact and upload-list check is unchanged. The preview publish job now checks out the commit it publishes. Its build job already pinned that ref; the publish job's checkout was added later only as a vehicle for the data-wait script, so it read the workflow ref and could hold the binaries to a different commit's contract than they were built from. That contract is also what the release-side check above derives from. The data-wait script now likewise comes from the published commit.
Pinning the checkout to `commit` makes the job read the platform contract from the commit it publishes, while the YAML around it -- the binaries array and the build matrix -- still comes from the workflow ref, because a workflow_run run uses the workflow file from the default branch. A deploy one commit behind therefore pairs an older contract with a newer binaries list. That is not a hole: the sign step's own diff refuses the pair and publishes nothing rather than a partial set, and the next deploy heals it. Recorded so the split reads as known rather than as an oversight.
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The publication check now derives the canonical download names from the contract — Your renamed-pair case now exits 1 and names both absences: One sibling spelling is still hand-typed and stays that way: the signing loop's own triple list. The suffix follows the contract's OS column rather than a hardcoded rule: flipping the |
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Reviewed at ✅ CleanThe canonical download-name check at The current security bot findings about executing workflow shell in tests do not establish a new privileged execution boundary: 🟡 Maintainer holdThe final diff still changes Next step: a dedicated maintainer decision authorizing these CI and release-publication changes, then resume approval/enqueue handling. No approval or enqueue was performed. The review-routing label remains. Confidence is high for the reviewed fixes; a different privileged CI trigger or actual inherited secrets would require revisiting the security assessment. |
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Follow-up reviewed at The preview-test reply and release-test reply match the explicit environments at Next step remains the dedicated maintainer decision authorizing the protected CI/release workflow changes, as explained in the current-head hold. No additional contributor fix is requested. The review-routing label remains; no approval or enqueue was performed. |
Summary
Replaces a 2,408-line gate that parsed shell and Rust source as text with a 78-line structured diff over the build matrices, plus outcome checks at the points the old gate could only predict: the preview publish job holds its upload list to the contract, and the release job holds both the artifacts it built and the desktop's exact download names to it. The five properties it asserted are preserved; one moves from PR time to tag time, where it is still fail-closed before any release.
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packaging/desktop-platforms.txt— new: theos arch triplelist every consumer is held toscripts/check_desktop_platform_matrix.py— new: compares that file against the build matrices ofshell-release.yml:build-shell,preview-server.yml:buildandrelease.yml:build-serverscripts/check_desktop_platform_matrix_tests.py— new: eight legs, each driving the checker against a mutated treescripts/check_shell_platform_mapping.py— deleted (−1001)scripts/check_shell_platform_mapping_tests.py— deleted (−1407).github/workflows/ci.yml— run the new checker and its tests; correct a comment that claimed the Rust half runs at PR time, and a second that no longer described what the preview data wait tests cover.github/workflows/preview-server.yml— new pre-upload step holding the publish job'sbinaries=()array to the platform file; the publish checkout now pinsref: ${{ inputs.commit }}so it reads that file from the commit it publishesscripts/preview_data_wait_tests.py— tests inPublishWiringTestsdriving the publish step's own shell over a stubbed checkout, both mismatch directions, plus a wiring assertion on the publish checkout's refscripts/release_dispatch_guard_tests.py—DesktopDownloadNameTests, driving the release step's own shell: a renamed pair the upload list agrees with is rejected, the shipped list passes.github/workflows/release.yml— new pre-publish step asserting every built slim server appears in the release asset list, and that the contract-derived canonical download names are all published; one comment recording whynullglobmust not be enabled thereclient/src-tauri/src/native_engine.rs— the enum test reads the platform file and compares sets rather than counts; doc comment no longer names the deleted scriptWhere each property is checked now
The deleted gate had no platform list to work from — it read
ServerPlatformout ofnative_engine.rsas text and held the workflows against that. The rows below name what it asserted, not a mapping onto the new file.ServerPlatformthree times over (ALL,os_arch,target_triple) and required the three to name the same variantsdesktop-platforms.txt— tag time, inshell-release.yml'sshell-preflight, which gatesbuild-shellbuild-shellmatrixbinaries=(…)array, the manifest block and itsurl/sig_urlexpressions (63 references in the deleted file)Download … binarysteps, thebinaries=()sign/upload array, the manifest keys, and the signedurl/sig_urlpairbinaries=()todesktop-platforms.txtand fails closed before the first uploadbuild-server's matrix at PR time; the newrelease.ymlstep checks the artifacts that were actually built against the asset list at publish timetauri-checkcarriesif: ${{ false }}, so nothing at PR time compiles the Rust test;shell-preflightruns it beforebuild-shell, so a mismatch cannot reach a published shell.The preview publish side is held at run time rather than at PR time.
preview-server.yml's publish job diffs the triple column ofdesktop-platforms.txtagainst the platform keys derived from itsbinaries=()array and fails closed before the first upload, so a triple listed with no binary behind it publishes nothing rather than a manifest key that 404s. The job's own key-set check cannot see that case, because it compares that array against manifest keys derived from the same array. Closing it inside the checker would have meant parsing a shell array out of a workflow, which is the instrument this PR removes.The release-side change is where the approach differs most. The deleted gate compared two static readings of
release.ymland refused when they disagreed; the new step compares the asset list against the artifacts the run actually produced, so it also catches a build that silently stopped emitting one. It complementsfail_on_unmatched_files, which fires only when a listed path is missing — that action never sees a built artifact absent from the list, because it only ever receives the list.Track
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Both anchors cite existing analogous code at the same seam.
python3 scripts/check_desktop_platform_matrix.py— exit 0; emits the platform list, thebuild-shellpairs, and the preview and release triple setspython3 scripts/check_desktop_platform_matrix_tests.py— exit 0;ok: agreement, grown matrix, dropped platform, missing list, free axis, grown preview matrix, unreleased platform, malformed rowRelease-matrix leg, driven by hand — platform file and both shell matrices gain
riscv64-unknown-linux-muslwhilerelease.ymlis left untouched: exit 1,::error::desktop-platforms.txt lists riscv64-unknown-linux-musl, which release build-server does not build; the desktop's download URL 404s. Unmodified tree through the identical command: exit 0.Preview-matrix leg, driven by hand — preview matrix gains a triple the platform file does not list: exit 1,
::error::preview-server build has a row for riscv64-unknown-linux-musl, which desktop-platforms.txt does not list. Unmodified tree through the identical command: exit 0.release.ymlpre-publish step, extracted from the workflow and driven against fabricatedartifacts/trees — green on the four real platforms; exit 1 on a fifth built platform, a dropped.minisigline, a dropped.exeline, no slim artifacts, an absentartifacts/, and an empty slim directory.Gate A
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Gate A SKIPPED (no files under crates/engine/src/parser changed)— this PR touches no parser file, so the PASS is vacuous rather than a scan result.Anchored on
check_media_plugin_packaging_tests.py/check_media_plugin_packaging.py, the existing checker-plus-tests pair invoked from CI at the same seamverify_published(), the existing pre-publish runtime verification this PR's release-side check mirrorsFinal review-impl
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2eacbd8fd, where an independent pass built eighteen adversarial fixtures against the release step's own shell and could not construct a published name the check should refuse but admits; every one fails closed. This head adds one comment-only commit above the publish checkout, recording that the job reads its contract from the published commit while the surrounding YAML comes from the workflow ref, that the sign step's diff refuses the mismatched pair rather than publishing a partial set, and that the next deploy heals it. Comment-only, so it was checked directly: the diff carries four changed lines and none of them is a non-comment line.Claimed parse impact
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Scope Expansion
The original item was to replace the static gate. Two additions go beyond a like-for-like replacement, both closing properties the replacement would otherwise have lost:
release.yml. The deleted gate covered this statically, by parsing the workflow's hard-coded lists; checking the artifacts a run actually built is a different and stronger check, and it is newrelease.yml'sbuild-servermatrix — the deleted gate's own stated 404 property ("A name resolved but never published is a desktop requesting a URL that 404s"), which the first replacement did not carryValidation Failures
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