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Ruby callers can now omit defaulted arguments, set engine timeouts and cancellation tokens, and inspect decoded BAML errors and traces. This extends the existing Baml::Call#cancel; trace options remain unsupported.
Required parameters stay positional; defaulted parameters become keywords. Omission uses Baml::UNSET, letting BAML evaluate its default. nil sends null, and nullable parameters without defaults remain required.
Every generated callable accepts _baml: Baml::Options.new(timeout_ms:, cancel:). Deadlines use the engine clock and include argument-encoding time. Unlike Call#wait(timeout:), which only stops waiting, timeout_ms cancels the call. Tokens come from BamlSdk::Baml::Spawn::CancelToken.baml_new; both controls work for sync and async calls. Only trace: nil is accepted.
Errors and panics gain decoded value and baml_trace, and message uses the error value's own message or detail; BAML frames appear in Ruby backtraces. Cancellation raises Baml::CancelledError < Baml::Panic, so ordinary rescue does not catch it. Boundary type mismatches raise TypeError.
baml.sys.exit terminates Ruby with the supplied exit code, bypassing at_exit hooks, even from an _async call nobody waits on.
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 BAML trace; value is a frozen Hash of the payload's fields.
JSON signatures use T.untyped because Sorbet cannot express the recursive value type. Values exceeding wire-depth limits raise TypeError before submission.
Testing
Linux x86_64, same commands as #5033: 112 tests passed, 2 skipped (unsupported_only gates). Formatting, strict Clippy, CLI build and parity lint pass. Ruby declares 166 of 457 shared test IDs, adding defaults, errors, invocation controls, cancellation, JSON and HTTP-response coverage.
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New Features
Added Ruby/Sorbet SDK generation, including generated type definitions, documentation, and synchronous and asynchronous function calls.
Added Ruby bridge support for program registration, call options, cancellation, media values, and runtime errors.
Added Ruby Protocol Buffers support and committed generated client files.
Tests
Added broad Ruby SDK coverage for calls, types, streaming, cancellation, errors, and Sorbet typing.
This PR adds Ruby Sorbet SDK generation and a Ruby bridge runtime. It adds generated Ruby protobuf clients, SDK runtime and type tests, harness support, and Ruby scanning and annotation rules for SDK parity lint.
Adds native API wrappers, program registration and initialization, async calls, value encoding and decoding, errors, options, media, and handle management.
Fixture and test harness baml_language/sdk_tests/codegen/*, baml_language/sdk_tests/harness_runner/*, baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/ruby_sorbet/{setup.*,src/lib.rs,test/static/*}
Adds Ruby fixture generation, Minitest and Sorbet commands, platform gates, and bridge test entry points.
Adds Ruby tests for generated docs, call forms, errors, cancellation, streaming, typed consumers, and supported value shapes. Adds a fixture for Ruby lifecycle-hook and method-name cases.
Bridge and encoding tests baml_language/sdk_tests/crates/ruby_sorbet/test/*
Adds tests for async call completion, cancellation, encoding and decoding, handle cleanup, loading, fork checks, and native fixture behavior.
Ruby parity lint and support reference tools/sdk-parity-lint/*, baml_language/sdks/agent-docs/bridge-ref/ref-ruby-state-of-completeness.md
Adds Ruby test discovery, audit and annotation checks, parity-lint fixtures, and a reference describing tested Ruby SDK support.
sequenceDiagram
participant GeneratedSDK
participant ProcessRuntime
participant NativeAPI
GeneratedSDK->>ProcessRuntime: Register program and initialize runtime
GeneratedSDK->>ProcessRuntime: Encode arguments and submit async call
ProcessRuntime->>NativeAPI: Create and invoke function call
NativeAPI-->>ProcessRuntime: Deliver result for callback ID
ProcessRuntime-->>GeneratedSDK: Complete call for wait and decode
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Possibly related issues
Issue 4375: The Ruby SDK adds per-call timeout and cancellation behavior. The related issue concerns cancellation and timeouts in the Rust bridge invoke path, which this change does not establish as modified.
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The examined call and resource controls limit exposure to the application process, and no introduced exploit path was established. Native-library configuration remains trusted application configuration. Coverage of the wider integration and deployment surface is incomplete.
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inferred — The examined native execution and failure-containment boundary is the hosting Ruby process. A malicious replacement library would inherit that process's authority; supplying one requires control of startup configuration or the selected library file. Separate tenant or service isolation was not established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Borrowed callback bytes are copied before retention. The normal callback is retained by ProcessRuntime and correlated through its pending-call map. Although the wrapper does not catch every handler exception, Native is private and the only repository construction supplies the internal receive_result handler, which converts capture failures into terminal Ruby outcomes.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Encoding scopes release cloned handles on pre-submission failure and relinquish them after submission. Handle close and clone operations serialize access and defer interruption during ownership changes. Captured results release unadopted references after decoding or through finalization when abandoned.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Document and enforce deployment ownership of the native-library setting and selected file, including the environment-variable rename during rollback. This would make the existing configuration trust assumption explicit; it is not an observed PR-introduced vulnerability.
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A rabbit taps a Ruby key, Typed little structs hop free. Calls return and handles gleam, Sorbet checks each carrot dream. Proto files sprout down the lane, Then tests hop home again.
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Replace the _ => ":other" wildcard with an explicit unsupported-type path.
descriptor and ruby_type in types.rs keep separate lists of supported types. Today they agree. ruby_type returns None for every type that reaches the :other arm. The emitter then skips the declaration, so :other is never written.
If a later change adds a type to ruby_type but not to descriptor, the generator will silently emit [:other] instead of failing. The error would then show up at call time in the runtime bridge, not at generation time. The same drift can happen when a new Ty variant is added.
Two changes reduce this risk:
List the remaining Ty variants explicitly, so the compiler flags new variants.
Remove the arms that ruby_type can never reach, such as Function, Interface, and Unknown. Alternatively, return Option<String> and make unsupported types a generator error.
The test at tests.rs line 50 pins Ty::Type to [:other]. Update that test with the change.
♻️ Sketch
- _ => ":other".into(),+ // List the remaining variants here instead of using a wildcard.+ Ty::Type | Ty::TypeVar(..) => ":other".into(),
Based on learnings: a code generator that silently falls back to a default code path for unlisted types should fail generation instead. It should also use a single source of truth for the supported-type list.
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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; 108 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 only where
the parameter is declared bytes; in a string-or-bytes union a binary String
selects bytes. Recursive aliases widen only their recursive back-edge to
T.untyped, because Sorbet cannot express them. 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; 112
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; 112 nextest targets pass and Ruby declares 166 shared SDK
tests.
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Closing in favour of #5033, which now contains this change as commit 3 of 7 (9cbe68ef4). Fork PRs can't target each other's branches, so every PR in the stack showed the whole stack and got reviewed again. One PR with seven commits avoids that. The review threads here stay as history. This branch is left untouched, so the PR can be reopened if needed.
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Description
Ruby callers can now omit defaulted arguments, set engine timeouts and cancellation tokens, and inspect decoded BAML errors and traces. This extends the existing
Baml::Call#cancel; trace options remain unsupported.Details
Baml::UNSET, letting BAML evaluate its default.nilsends null, and nullable parameters without defaults remain required._baml: Baml::Options.new(timeout_ms:, cancel:). Deadlines use the engine clock and include argument-encoding time. UnlikeCall#wait(timeout:), which only stops waiting,timeout_mscancels the call. Tokens come fromBamlSdk::Baml::Spawn::CancelToken.baml_new; both controls work for sync and async calls. Onlytrace: nilis accepted.valueandbaml_trace, andmessageuses the error value's own message or detail; BAML frames appear in Ruby backtraces. Cancellation raisesBaml::CancelledError < Baml::Panic, so ordinaryrescuedoes not catch it. Boundary type mismatches raiseTypeError.baml.sys.exitterminates Ruby with the supplied exit code, bypassingat_exithooks, even from an_asynccall nobody waits on.ai.errors.InvokeError), Ruby still raisesBaml::Errorwith its type name, message and BAML trace;valueis a frozen Hash of the payload's fields.T.untypedbecause Sorbet cannot express the recursive value type. Values exceeding wire-depth limits raiseTypeErrorbefore submission.Testing
Linux x86_64, same commands as #5033: 112 tests passed, 2 skipped (
unsupported_onlygates). Formatting, strict Clippy, CLI build and parity lint pass. Ruby declares 166 of 457 shared test IDs, adding defaults, errors, invocation controls, cancellation, JSON and HTTP-response coverage.Not run: macOS, Windows and upstream CI.
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