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feat(ruby): generate a Sorbet-typed Ruby SDK that calls BAML through the C bridge - #5033
Adds output_type = "ruby/sorbet" to baml-cli generate. Ruby apps get a generated, Sorbet-typed baml_sdk that calls BAML through the C bridge, and the runtime ships as the installable baml-bridge gem. Functions and methods get Sorbet signatures and _async siblings; classes become T::Structs and enums become T::Enums.
require"baml_sdk"BamlSdk.hello_world# waits for the resultcall=BamlSdk.hello_world_async# Baml::Call[String]call.wait# the same result
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This PR replaces the stacked PRs #5326, #5327, #5328, #5329, #5330 and #5331. Each commit is one reviewable step, matching one former PR in order. Step through them on the Commits tab.
feat(ruby): generate a Sorbet-typed Ruby SDK that calls BAML through the C bridge. Generator, async runtime and argument encoder, for primitives, single literals, lists, string-keyed maps, optionals, classes and enums.
feat(ruby): add bigint, bytes, media, union and alias values, and docstrings. The remaining value kinds, plus doc comments.
feat(ruby): support generic classes, functions and methods. Sorbet type parameters and explicit type bindings.
feat(ruby): run Ruby callables from BAML and call returned closures. Ruby callbacks into BAML, and callable BAML closures.
feat(ruby): add stream and function spec companions._stream and _spec for LLM functions.
feat(ruby): package the runtime as an installable gem.baml-bridge and native bridge lookup.
#5495 (FunctionSpec#call with a host-built client) stays a separate draft on top of this PR.
Details
Runtime
Targets bridge ABI 5. Calls are asynchronous underneath; sync methods wait. Baml::Call#cancel requests cancellation; wait(timeout:) only stops waiting.
Initialization is lazy, or explicit through BamlSdk.initialize!. One program runs per process; using an inherited runtime after fork raises ForkSafetyError. Unhandled errors in spawned BAML tasks terminate the process.
baml.sys.exit flushes Ruby's output and exits with the supplied code, bypassing at_exit hooks, even from an _async call nobody waits on.
Values and names
ABI 5 leaves conversions to the SDK. The encoder plans every argument without side effects, then writes typed wire values. Cyclic or pathological inputs, ambiguous union inputs such as [] for string[] | int[], and inexact conversions such as 2**53 + 1 to a float raise TypeError. Unlike Python, class arguments must be generated structs, not hashes.
Bytes are binary Strings. Media values are frozen content, built with Baml::Image.from_url, from_base64 or from_file. Arguments can't use non-string map keys, because ABI 5 carries only string keys.
Sorbet can't express recursive types, so recursive alias back-edges and JSON values are T.untyped. Runtime validation still applies.
Names that collide in Ruby gain a trailing underscore or baml_ prefix. vendor directories become __vendor/, because Tapioca's default Sorbet configuration ignores vendor/. rbi/baml.rbi is the runtime's static contract.
Arguments, options and errors
Defaulted parameters become keywords defaulting to Baml::UNSET, so BAML applies its own default; nil sends null.
Every callable accepts _baml: Baml::Options.new(timeout_ms:, cancel:). Unlike wait(timeout:), timeout_ms cancels the call.
Baml::Error < StandardError carries the type name, decoded value and baml_trace. Baml::Panic < Exception escapes ordinary rescue, matching Python; cancellation raises Baml::CancelledError < Baml::Panic.
If a thrown error's class isn't generated (for example ai.errors.InvokeError), Ruby still raises Baml::Error with its type name, message and trace; value is a frozen Hash of the payload's fields. Ordinary results never fall back like this.
Generics
G=BamlSdk::GenericTestsG.identity(5)# inferredG.first_or([],_types: {T: String})# empty input needs a type
Inferring type arguments from values is best-effort. When it can't decide, the call raises a TypeError asking for _types:. Explicit _types: or Baml.bind_types always works.
Sorbet erases GenericBox[String] at runtime, so Baml.bind_types(instance, String) attaches type arguments. Decoded instances keep theirs; T::Struct#with drops them.
Instance methods with explicit _types: need a bound receiver. Static methods accept bindings for any of the class's parameters. Unknown binding names, wrong arity and values that contradict a binding raise TypeError.
Callbacks, closures, streams and specs
Any object responding to #call can fill a BAML function parameter, and returned closures are Baml::Closures. Callbacks are synchronous: unlike Python, the bridge doesn't await background work they return. A Ruby exception that propagates back through BAML is re-raised as the original object.
Each callback ends in one of ABI 5's five outcomes: returned (checked against the return type), thrown (a Baml::Error or BAML panic), raised (any other Ruby exception), contract_violation (a mismatched value) or bridge_failure (a value the bridge can't carry). User code in a callback, and threads it starts, can always be killed.
Methods involving function types skip Sorbet runtime checks, because T.proc accepts only Procs; static signatures remain.
_stream returns Baml::Stream[T] and _spec returns Baml::FunctionSpec, whose build_request builds the provider request without sending it. close releases the engine handle; iteration doesn't.
Gem
To use it, add gem "baml-bridge" (Ruby 3.2+), run baml-cli generate add ruby/sorbet and baml-cli generate, then put the output directory on Ruby's load path. Tapioca picks up the gem's RBI.
The gem doesn't bundle or download the native bridge. A nonempty BAML_BRIDGE_PATH must name an absolute library file, and an invalid one fails without falling back. Otherwise it loads from $BAML_HOME/bridges/<toolchain-version>/<target>/, with BAML_HOME defaulting to ~/.baml. It checks ABI and toolchain compatibility.
Known limits
Unsupported declarations are omitted and listed as baml generate warnings: interfaces, first-class type values, cyclic objects and anything that needs ai.Prompt. Watchers and trace options are also unsupported.
A very deep alias chain (around 16 levels of A[] | map<string, A>) makes sorbet-runtime's argument check slow on the first call. baml-cli check struggles with the same programs.
A call that starts just as the runtime shuts down can report "call IDs are exhausted" instead of "BAML runtime has shut down".
Call#wait decodes results while thread kills are deferred, so generated constructors and error methods must not block.
All pass on the final commit: 125 tests passed, 0 skipped, and 617 CLI tests passed, 1 skipped. Each commit also passes on its own. The bridge test files also passed 240 runs each, six at a time, to catch timing-dependent hangs. The harness runs minitest and Sorbet 0.6.13506, including a negative consumer requiring exactly one 7002 error. LLM tests use keyless replay. Like Java, the Ruby suite skips callable-subscript arity and callable release on engine GC.
Repository-root tools/sdk-parity-lint/run --repo-root . passes: Ruby declares 307 of 457 shared test IDs, including every Java-declared one.
gem::clean_app installs the gem offline outside the checkout, then generates, calls and type-checks a clean app. A separate Bundler app passed all three documented Sorbet setups, catching exactly 4 planted errors each with Tapioca and with the copied RBI.
A manual macOS run against a real Rails service passed on arm64, Darwin 25.6, Ruby 3.2.2: baml-cli generation, live calls with the default client and with a host-built override client, 70 RSpec examples, and srb tc catching every planted type error. It ran on 8bbd755ff, an earlier revision of the gem commit, before the last rounds of review fixes.
Not run: the test suite on macOS or Windows, and upstream CI.
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New Features
Added Ruby SDK generation with Sorbet types for functions, classes, enums, aliases, generics, and synchronous and asynchronous calls.
Added Ruby runtime support for streaming, cancellation, media, handles, callbacks, and error handling.
Added Ruby protobuf client generation and a clean-install gem workflow.
Documentation
Added Ruby SDK setup and runtime guidance, plus a reference to support coverage.
Tests
Added Ruby SDK runtime, type-checking, code-generation, and parity-lint coverage.
This pull request adds Ruby Sorbet SDK generation, a Ruby bridge runtime and gem, generated Ruby protobuf bindings, and Ruby test and parity-lint support. It also updates CI and documentation for Ruby generation and runtime coverage.
Adds the ruby/sorbet output type, generator crate, Ruby naming and type projection, descriptor and package emission, skip reporting, and generator tests.
Generate and track Ruby protobuf bindings baml_language/crates/bridge_ctypes/*, .github/workflows/ci.yaml, baml_language/sdks/ruby/bridge_ruby/lib/baml_bridge/cffi/v1/*
Generates committed Ruby protobuf bindings and updates CI change detection and synchronization checks.
Adds gem packaging, program registration, calls, cancellation, handles, media values, type binding, native ABI bindings, process runtime logic, and Sorbet RBI declarations.
Implement protocol, encoding, and host callbacks baml_language/sdks/ruby/bridge_ruby/lib/baml/bridge/{protocol.rb,host_callbacks.rb}, .../encode/*
Adds registries, result decoding, callback dispatch, type planning, value reading, wire encoding, and depth validation.
Wire Ruby generation into test tooling baml_language/sdk_tests/codegen/*, baml_language/sdk_tests/harness_runner/*, baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/ruby_sorbet/{setup.sh,setup.ps1,src/*,test/*}
Adds Ruby fixture generation, Minitest and Sorbet harness commands, setup changes, gem smoke coverage, and bridge scenarios.
Add Ruby SDK and parity coverage baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/ruby_sorbet/**/*, tools/sdk-parity-lint/**/*, baml_language/sdks/agent-docs/bridge-ref/*
Adds tests for calls, types, streaming, callbacks, generics, documentation, static typing, and parity-lint behavior.
BoundaryML/baml#4307 — The shared type-lowering change can affect type inputs consumed by the Ruby generator.
BoundaryML/baml#5331 — This PR has a direct code-level connection to the Ruby generator, bridge, gem, and test infrastructure.
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Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 80942
The new callback boundary preserves explicit ownership and typed result handling in the inspected paths. One failure-containment concern remains: an outstanding call blocked in application callback code can prevent normal process shutdown indefinitely. No externally reachable privilege-escalation or data-access vulnerability was established, but security coverage remains incomplete.
Retained concerns
Medium · reliability · inferred: The new Ruby exit hook can wait indefinitely for an outstanding BAML call whose application callback never returns. ProcessRuntime invokes native shutdown without a grace budget, and the native entrypoint selects the pre-existing wait-forever policy. Ruby cancellation intentionally does not terminate callback workers. This preserves ownership safety, but leaves normal process termination and deployment draining dependent on callback liveness. No independently reachable remote attack path was established.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated authority boundary is between BAML execution and application-supplied Ruby callables in the hosting process. Invoking such a callable exercises its existing application authority. The inspected paths do not establish remote control over callable registration, cross-tenant access, or additional infrastructure privileges; potential impact depends on the host application's admitted callables and inputs.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Callable-containing generated signatures disable Sorbet runtime checking to admit general callable objects, but callback results still undergo descriptor-based planning, depth checks, and scoped commit. Fixed generated wire targets and the bridge encoder remain controls distinct from Sorbet signatures.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Ownership bookkeeping is protected against asynchronous interruption, while application execution remains interruptible. Completion cleanup attempts scope closure, effective-state release, and cancellation-reference release through nested ensure blocks. Shutdown also releases the runtime mutex before native draining, allowing callbacks to reject nested calls rather than deadlock on that mutex. These controls mitigate ownership failures but do not impose a callback execution deadline.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Define an explicit shutdown budget and process-level escalation policy for nonreturning callbacks, without releasing resources still used by live Ruby workers. Validate the selected policy through the real native shutdown path, including a blocked callback and cancellation. This is a containment proposal, not a verified attacker-reachable vulnerability.
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A rabbit hops through types in rows And checks each stream as onward it flows Ruby blooms in Sorbet green With bindings neatly set between The bridge brings calls and values home While tests explore each path they roam And quiet carrots mark the close
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feat: Generate a Ruby/Sorbet SDK that calls BAML through the V1 bridge
feat(ruby): generate a Sorbet-typed Ruby SDK that calls BAML through the C bridge
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Make the negative intrinsic check fail when the generated SDK directory is missing.
Line 22 skips every file that does not exist. If the baml_sdk layout changes, or the test runs from the wrong directory, no assertion runs. The test then passes without checking anything.
Assert once that the generated baml_sdk directory exists. Then keep the per-file skip for intrinsics that the generator legitimately omits.
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Update
test_stdlib_entrypoints_compiler_intrinsics_are_not_emitted_as_entry_points to
assert the generated baml_sdk directory exists before checking individual
intrinsic files. Keep the per-file skip for intrinsics legitimately omitted by
the generator.
Bound the Queue#pop calls on @api.released_handles.
released_handles is a Queue. Queue#pop blocks forever when the queue is empty. If a regression stops a handle from being released, these assertions hang instead of failing. The Timeout.timeout(5) guards cover only the GC.start until loops, not the pop calls.
Add a helper that pops with a deadline. Use it at each pop call. A release regression then fails fast with a clear message.
♻️ Proposed helper
def pending
@runtime.instance_variable_get(:@pending)
end
++ def pop_released(count = 1)+ Timeout.timeout(5) { count.times.map { @api.released_handles.pop } }+ end
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Move baml_type to [dev-dependencies].
Only the test modules use baml_type. src/tests.rs and src/review_tests.rs reference baml_type::Freshness. No non-test source in src does. The crate remains a normal dependency, so normal builds compile it without a consumer. Tools such as cargo udeps can report it as unused when they check only library and binary targets.
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Move baml_type from [dependencies] to [dev-dependencies] in the Cargo manifest,
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- Around line 54-57: Update string handling in Read#read to validate BINARY
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Review comments at @baml_language/sdks/ruby/sdkgen_ruby_sorbet/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 62-69: Update the class match in the supported-set construction to
admit only non-generic classes whose crossing is Fields or Opaque, while leaving
the existing Fields path unchanged. Verify that runtime-owned classes reach the
symbols input before applying the filter.
Review comments at @baml_language/sdks/ruby/sdkgen_ruby_sorbet/src/names.rs:
- Around line 311-353: Update the reserved-name list used by identifier to cover
all Object.instance_methods names, including methods currently left unchanged;
preserve the existing reserved names and ensure these identifiers are not
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Review comments at @tools/sdk-parity-lint/baml_src/annotations.baml:
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bridge-call tests so a missing release fails promptly instead of hanging. Add a
test helper that reads the requested number of handles under a deadline, then
use it for every released_handles.pop call, including the assertions that
collect multiple handles.
Review comments at @baml_language/sdks/ruby/sdkgen_ruby_sorbet/Cargo.toml:
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This PR now holds the whole Ruby SDK as seven commits, one per former stacked PR (#5326–#5331, now closed). Fork PRs can't target each other's branches, so each stacked PR showed the full stack and was reviewed seven times over. Step through the commits on the Commits tab; the description lists what each one adds. #5495 stays a separate draft on top of this PR.
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…the C bridge
Ruby had a V1 bridge loader but no way to generate an SDK or make calls on
ABI revision 5. This adds the foundation every later Ruby change builds on.
`baml-cli generate` gains a `ruby/sorbet` output type. The generator emits the
whole symbol pool, standard library included, as T::Struct classes, T::Enum
enums and Sorbet-signed functions and methods, each with an `_async` sibling.
Values cover null, booleans, integers, floats, strings, single literals,
lists, string-keyed maps, optionals, classes and enums; declarations that need
anything else are skipped until later changes. Names that collide in Ruby are
escaped with a trailing underscore, in Python's allocation order. Bundled
provider packages are written under baml_sdk/__vendor/, because Tapioca's
default Sorbet config ignores every vendor/ directory. The package registers
its bytecode, embedded metadata, types and parameter descriptors once when it
loads.
The runtime returns a Baml::Call promise for every call; sync methods wait on
it. Results own their engine handles until decoded, abandoned calls are
released, and callback registration is safe against interrupts. One program
runs per process, a forked child using an inherited runtime raises, unhandled
spawn errors end the process as in Python, and the runtime shuts down at exit.
The runtime's Sorbet contract is rbi/baml.rbi.
Under ABI 5 the engine converts nothing: it builds the value the SDK states
and checks it against the declared type. So the runtime encodes each
argument against its declared type in three steps. It reads the Ruby value,
plans the wire value without side effects, choosing union arms and making
exact conversions such as 5 to 5.0 for a float, then commits it, stating
the type of every list, map and class. Depth, node and planning-step
budgets refuse cyclic or pathological values with TypeError, and every
engine reference a refused or abandoned result carries is released.
Also adds the committed Ruby protobuf clients and their CI drift check, Ruby
support in the SDK parity lint, and the shared harness gates (minitest and
Sorbet per fixture).
Tests: adds encoder tests for the read, plan and commit rules; 109 nextest
targets pass and Ruby declares 27 shared SDK tests.
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…strings
The foundation encodes null, primitives, single literals, classes, enums,
lists, string-keyed maps and optionals. Declarations using any other value
kind were skipped.
This adds bigints, bytes, media values (Baml::Image, Audio, Video and Pdf,
sent as content), general unions, literal unions, enum-variant types, type
aliases and non-string map keys. A Ruby String is sent as bytes where the parameter is declared bytes;
binary Strings also select bytes in untyped slots and string-or-bytes unions. Aliases that form a cycle widen their recursive edges to T.untyped,
because Sorbet cannot express cycles; references outside that cycle stay named. Float parameters and fields
accept Integer, matching Python. Generated code now carries docstrings and
Raises sections.
Under ABI 5 these kinds go through the walker too: bigints keep their kind,
including literals such as 42n; recursive aliases are stated by name with a
cycle guard; and only string map keys can be sent, as the bridge requires.
Tests: ports the shared type_shapes, docstrings_etc and raises tests; 118
nextest targets pass and Ruby declares 132 shared SDK tests.
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Callables with defaulted arguments were skipped, calls could not be timed out
or cancelled, and errors exposed only a type name and message.
Defaulted parameters become keywords that default to Baml::UNSET, so BAML
applies its own default; nil sends an explicit null. Every generated callable
accepts `_baml: Baml::Options.new(timeout_ms:, cancel:)`. The timeout becomes
an absolute deadline on the engine's clock, and cancel takes a generated
CancelToken. Baml::Error now carries the decoded payload and BAML trace,
engine cancellation raises Baml::CancelledError, a boundary TypeMismatch
raises TypeError, and an exit panic ends the process with its exit code.
Under ABI 5 the cancel token goes through the walker, omitted arguments are
left out before encoding, and JSON nested deeper than the wire allows is
refused with TypeError.
Tests: ports the shared error, optional-argument, invocation, cancellation
and JSON tests, and the HTTP response handle test, which needs Http.fetch's
optional timeout; 118 nextest targets pass and Ruby declares 166 shared SDK
tests.
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Generic declarations were skipped.
Generic classes are T::Structs with one type_member per BAML type parameter,
and generic callables get type_parameters signatures. The engine infers most
type arguments; `_types: { T: Integer }` binds the rest, checked by name and
count in Ruby because the engine ignores unknown names. Sorbet erases
GenericBox[Integer] at runtime, so a host-built instance that must carry its
arguments uses Baml.bind_types(instance, Integer). Decoded instances keep
their type arguments when passed back.
Under ABI 5 a stated type can't contain type variables, so the runtime
substitutes `_types:` and the receiver's bindings, and solves an unbound
instance's arguments from its field values. An empty container for an
unbound variable raises TypeError asking for `_types:`. Type tokens are now
plain descriptors.
Tests: ports the shared generic call, inference and round-trip tests, skipping
the callable-subscript arity test as Java does; 120 nextest targets pass and
Ruby declares 263 shared SDK tests.
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BAML functions could not call Ruby code, and BAML closures returned to Ruby
could not be called.
Any object responding to #call is registered as a host value. Each host
invocation runs on its own Ruby thread and completes exactly once: a return
value is encoded with its declared type, a raised Baml::Error sends its BAML
value, and any other exception is kept so it comes back to Ruby as the same
object. Cancellation is cooperative; resources stay alive until the proc
returns. Result capture pins borrowed host values so the engine cannot release
them before decoding. Returned closures decode to Baml::Closure with call and
call_async.
BAML function types are T.any(T.proc..., Baml::Closure). Sorbet's runtime
T.proc check accepts only Proc, so generated methods taking or returning
functions skip runtime checking and keep their static signatures.
Under ABI 5 a callable is sent with its declared function type, and a
callback completes with one of five outcomes: returned, thrown, raised,
contract violation or bridge failure. An exception raised while reading the
callback's result counts as the callback's own.
Tests: ports the shared host-callable tests and the call-control and generic
tests that need callbacks, skipping release on engine GC as Java does; 121
nextest targets pass and Ruby declares 297 shared SDK tests.
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LLM functions' `@stream` and `@spec` companions were skipped, because their
return types arrive as bare engine handles.
`f_stream` and `f_stream_async` return Baml::Stream[T]: next returns a partial
value or the generated Done, final returns the settled value, and each yields
non-null partials. `f_spec` and `f_spec_async` return Baml::FunctionSpec with
build_request. Both call the BAML methods with the handle as `self`.
Tests: ports the shared llm_functions binding and streaming tests against the
replay server; 122 nextest targets pass and Ruby declares 307 shared SDK
tests, the same as Java.
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The runtime could only be loaded from the repository checkout.
Adds the pure-Ruby `baml-bridge` gem: the runtime, committed protobuf clients
and the Sorbet RBI, depending on ffi, google-protobuf and sorbet-runtime. The
`baml` name on RubyGems belongs to the legacy BAML v0 client, so this follows
the other new SDKs, which publish as baml-bridge. The bridge library is found
through BAML_BRIDGE_PATH or, when unset, the shared
$BAML_HOME/bridges/<version>/<target>/ cache. It is not downloaded.
Tests: a clean-app check builds the gem, installs it offline outside the
checkout, generates an SDK with baml-cli and calls it through the cache. Where
the pinned Sorbet runs, it also type-checks the app with the installed RBI and
Tapioca's default vendor/ ignore; 123 nextest targets pass.
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The timeout test leaves its worker thread unjoined, and a worker panic reports a misleading failure.
If an assertion fails inside the spawned thread, the thread panics before send.send(()) runs. The main thread then waits one second. It then fails with the "must generate within one second" message, not the real assertion message.
A one-second budget is also tight for loaded CI runners. The test runs four 27-alias generations. This can cause flaky failures.
Send a Result from the worker. Catch the panic with catch_unwind, or use JoinHandle::join after the channel receives. Raise the timeout, for example to five seconds, to reduce flakiness. The timeout still catches an exponential walk.
Proposed fix
- std::thread::spawn(move || {+ let worker = std::thread::spawn(move || {
- send.send(()).unwrap();- });- receive- .recv_timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(1))- .expect("26-level alias diamond signatures must generate within one second");+ send.send(()).unwrap();+ });+ let received = receive.recv_timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(5));+ if worker.is_finished() {+ worker.join().unwrap(); // Surface the real assertion failure.+ }+ received.expect("26-level alias diamond signatures must generate within five seconds");
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- 136:
Update function_signatures_over_alias_diamonds_stay_fast_and_detect_callables to
report worker panics or assertion failures directly instead of masking them as a
channel timeout, and join the worker after receiving its result. Increase the
timeout to five seconds to reduce CI flakiness while retaining a bound against
exponential walks.
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- Around line 68-136: Update
function_signatures_over_alias_diamonds_stay_fast_and_detect_callables to report
worker panics or assertion failures directly instead of masking them as a
channel timeout, and join the worker after receiving its result. Increase the
timeout to five seconds to reduce CI flakiness while retaining a bound against
exponential walks.
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Preserve the nominal name when decoding enum failures
When a BAML function throws an enum value, such as throw Failure.Failed, this fallback sets error.type_name to "enum" rather than the enum's fully qualified name. The default error message also becomes "enum". The wire already carries the nominal name in value.enum_value.name; discarding it prevents callers dispatching on type_name from distinguishing different enum error types and removes useful information from diagnostics. Handle enum failures alongside class failures and retain their wire name.
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output_type = "ruby/sorbet"tobaml-cli generate. Ruby apps get a generated, Sorbet-typedbaml_sdkthat calls BAML through the C bridge, and the runtime ships as the installablebaml-bridgegem. Functions and methods get Sorbet signatures and_asyncsiblings; classes becomeT::Structs and enums becomeT::Enums.How to review
This PR replaces the stacked PRs #5326, #5327, #5328, #5329, #5330 and #5331. Each commit is one reviewable step, matching one former PR in order. Step through them on the Commits tab.
_streamand_specfor LLM functions.baml-bridgeand native bridge lookup.#5495 (
FunctionSpec#callwith a host-built client) stays a separate draft on top of this PR.Details
Runtime
Baml::Call#cancelrequests cancellation;wait(timeout:)only stops waiting.BamlSdk.initialize!. One program runs per process; using an inherited runtime after fork raisesForkSafetyError. Unhandled errors in spawned BAML tasks terminate the process.baml.sys.exitflushes Ruby's output and exits with the supplied code, bypassingat_exithooks, even from an_asynccall nobody waits on.Values and names
[]forstring[] | int[], and inexact conversions such as2**53 + 1to a float raiseTypeError. Unlike Python, class arguments must be generated structs, not hashes.Strings. Media values are frozen content, built withBaml::Image.from_url,from_base64orfrom_file. Arguments can't use non-string map keys, because ABI 5 carries only string keys.T.untyped. Runtime validation still applies.baml_prefix.vendordirectories become__vendor/, because Tapioca's default Sorbet configuration ignoresvendor/.rbi/baml.rbiis the runtime's static contract.Arguments, options and errors
Baml::UNSET, so BAML applies its own default;nilsends null._baml: Baml::Options.new(timeout_ms:, cancel:). Unlikewait(timeout:),timeout_mscancels the call.Baml::Error < StandardErrorcarries the type name, decodedvalueandbaml_trace.Baml::Panic < Exceptionescapes ordinaryrescue, matching Python; cancellation raisesBaml::CancelledError < Baml::Panic.ai.errors.InvokeError), Ruby still raisesBaml::Errorwith its type name, message and trace;valueis a frozen Hash of the payload's fields. Ordinary results never fall back like this.Generics
TypeErrorasking for_types:. Explicit_types:orBaml.bind_typesalways works.GenericBox[String]at runtime, soBaml.bind_types(instance, String)attaches type arguments. Decoded instances keep theirs;T::Struct#withdrops them._types:need a bound receiver. Static methods accept bindings for any of the class's parameters. Unknown binding names, wrong arity and values that contradict a binding raiseTypeError.Callbacks, closures, streams and specs
#callcan fill a BAML function parameter, and returned closures areBaml::Closures. Callbacks are synchronous: unlike Python, the bridge doesn't await background work they return. A Ruby exception that propagates back through BAML is re-raised as the original object.returned(checked against the return type),thrown(aBaml::Erroror BAML panic),raised(any other Ruby exception),contract_violation(a mismatched value) orbridge_failure(a value the bridge can't carry). User code in a callback, and threads it starts, can always be killed.T.procaccepts onlyProcs; static signatures remain._streamreturnsBaml::Stream[T]and_specreturnsBaml::FunctionSpec, whosebuild_requestbuilds the provider request without sending it.closereleases the engine handle; iteration doesn't.Gem
gem "baml-bridge"(Ruby 3.2+), runbaml-cli generate add ruby/sorbetandbaml-cli generate, then put the output directory on Ruby's load path. Tapioca picks up the gem's RBI.BAML_BRIDGE_PATHmust name an absolute library file, and an invalid one fails without falling back. Otherwise it loads from$BAML_HOME/bridges/<toolchain-version>/<target>/, withBAML_HOMEdefaulting to~/.baml. It checks ABI and toolchain compatibility.Known limits
baml generatewarnings: interfaces, first-class type values, cyclic objects and anything that needsai.Prompt. Watchers and trace options are also unsupported.A[] | map<string, A>) makes sorbet-runtime's argument check slow on the first call.baml-cli checkstruggles with the same programs.Call#waitdecodes results while thread kills are deferred, so generated constructors and error methods must not block.Testing
Linux x86_64, from
baml_language/:All pass on the final commit: 125 tests passed, 0 skipped, and 617 CLI tests passed, 1 skipped. Each commit also passes on its own. The bridge test files also passed 240 runs each, six at a time, to catch timing-dependent hangs. The harness runs minitest and Sorbet 0.6.13506, including a negative consumer requiring exactly one
7002error. LLM tests use keyless replay. Like Java, the Ruby suite skips callable-subscript arity and callable release on engine GC.Repository-root
tools/sdk-parity-lint/run --repo-root .passes: Ruby declares 307 of 457 shared test IDs, including every Java-declared one.gem::clean_appinstalls the gem offline outside the checkout, then generates, calls and type-checks a clean app. A separate Bundler app passed all three documented Sorbet setups, catching exactly 4 planted errors each with Tapioca and with the copied RBI.A manual macOS run against a real Rails service passed on arm64, Darwin 25.6, Ruby 3.2.2:
baml-cligeneration, live calls with the default client and with a host-built override client, 70 RSpec examples, andsrb tccatching every planted type error. It ran on8bbd755ff, an earlier revision of the gem commit, before the last rounds of review fixes.Not run: the test suite on macOS or Windows, and upstream CI.
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