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v0.0.2 shipped a tag with no packages. packaging/build.sh writes dist/*.deb and dist/*.rpm, and pyproject.toml already declared dist_glob_patterns and upload_to_vcs_release, but only `semantic-release publish` reads that block. The workflow ran `semantic-release version` alone, so the packages were built on the runner and discarded with it. The release now runs publish as well. publish defaults to the latest release, which would attach this run's packages to the previous tag when nothing was bumped, so the step compares the tag before and after the version step, exits when it did not change, and passes the exact new tag to publish. It also refuses to publish when dist holds no .deb or no .rpm, because a release with half the artifacts is worse than a failed job. The policy test asserts that the release runs both commands, names a tag, and declares a glob for each package format. It fails against the workflow that shipped v0.0.2. deny.toml adds a supply-chain gate as a separate job in checks.yml, so it also gates releases without lengthening the critical path. Dependabot raises version bumps but does not report whether the locked tree carries a known advisory. The licence allowlist matters beyond the legal question here, because the packages carry a copyright file and a copyleft crate arriving transitively is a packaging problem. The list was taken from the resolved musl tree, not guessed, and was checked by removing MIT, which fails the gate. Cargo.toml gains a [lints] table. Strictness lived only in the CI flag, so a local cargo clippy was more permissive than CI and the difference surfaced on push. Verified: with the table a plain `cargo clippy` reports a needless return as an error, without it only as a warning.
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CI has been red on main since the v0.0.2 release. lintian reported two warnings
and the debian 12 and 13 package jobs failed:
W: syntax-error-in-debian-changelog "badly formatted trailer line"
W: syntax-error-in-debian-changelog "found start of entry where expected more
change data or trailer"
Both come from one line. sync-version.sh built the trailer date with
email.utils.formatdate(stamp, usegmt=True), which writes "GMT". A Debian trailer
needs a numeric offset, so dpkg fails to parse the line and then reports the next
stanza header as unexpected. Use email.utils.format_datetime on a timezone aware
UTC datetime, which writes "+0000".
The hand written stanza already used "+0000", so the file was valid until the
first release generated one. The generator had never been checked against dpkg
or lintian, only its output shape.
Also repair the 0.0.2 stanza the release wrote, because fixing the generator does
not rewrite what is already committed.
The test runs the real script and parses the result with dpkg-parsechangelog,
then asserts it wrote nothing to stderr. dpkg exits 0 on this fault and only
warns, which is why a returncode check would have missed it. It skips when
dpkg-parsechangelog is absent.
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- Line 104: Add validation for both .deb and .rpm artifacts to
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push on every branch and pull_request both fired for one push to a branch with an open pull request, so every job ran twice: two check runs, two supply chain runs, two package builds and two container installs per push. Drop the push trigger. The main ruleset requires a pull request, so nothing reaches main without this workflow running first, and pull_request builds the merge commit, which is the result that lands. A branch with no pull request now runs no CI, which is what the operator asked for. release.yml keeps its own push trigger for main, because that is how a release starts. Its gate calls checks.yml, as before. The test that pinned ci.yml to every branch now pins the absence of a push trigger. A second test rejects any workflow that has both a pull_request trigger and a push trigger for branches other than main, so the duplication cannot come back through another workflow.
The artifact check ran after `semantic-release version`, which has already committed, tagged, pushed and created the GitHub release by then. Failing there turned a missing format into exactly the half-published release the check was meant to prevent, because a published release cannot be un-published. Move both checks into packaging/release-build.sh. semantic-release runs build_command after it stamps the version and before it creates the tag, and build_distributions raises BuildDistributionsError when the command fails, so a missing .deb or .rpm now stops the release before anything is published. The copy in the workflow is removed rather than kept alongside. The test runs the real release-build.sh against a stubbed build that produces a chosen subset, and asserts a complete set succeeds while each incomplete one fails. It exercises the guard rather than the text of the script.
clippy is type aware and covers idiomatic Rust well, but it cannot say "this method is only allowed inside this function". CodeQL covers broad dataflow SAST. Neither encodes a project invariant, so a fixed bug class returns as soon as the commit message that explained it scrolls out of view. Two rules, both drawn from faults this repository actually had: - try_wait reaps the child and frees its pid, and that pid is also the process group id, so reaping before the group kill lets kill(-pgid) reach an unrelated group. Reaping is allowed only in IpCommand::finish, which kills first. - unwrap panics, and a panic aborts the daemon while systemd counts the restart. Production code currently has none; every unwrap in src is inside a test module. The ruleset filename is deliberate. CodeRabbit adopts a file named opengrep.yml or semgrep.yml as its config and then runs it INSTEAD OF its default packs, so such a name would silently replace that coverage. The ruleset carries a name CodeRabbit does not adopt and is passed with --config, so both rulesets apply. A policy test asserts no adopted name exists in the tree. Rules are covered by opengrep's own rule-tests: fixtures under .opengrep/tests carry `// ruleid:` and `// ok:` markers, and the same policy test requires a fixture per rule, so a rule cannot be added without one or silently stop matching. CI fetches the opengrep binary over the network, so it is pinned by version and sha256. The pinned digest matches the binary these rules were developed against.
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The test globbed *.yml, while workflow_paths() covers both suffixes and the two neighbouring tests already use it. A workflow named .yaml with push on every branch and a pull_request trigger would have passed the check it exists to make. Confirmed by adding such a workflow: the test passed before this change and fails after it.
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In @.opengrep/agentx-ifstack-rules.yaml:
- Around line 28-29: The rule’s exemptions are too broad: update the finish
exemption near lines 28-29 to match only IpCommand::finish, and tighten or
remove the mod tests exemption at .opengrep/agentx-ifstack-rules.yaml lines
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negative fixtures covering both unintended bypasses.
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- Line 12: Update the find predicate in the release-build guard to require a
regular file with the requested suffix by adding the appropriate file-type
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not satisfy the artifact check.
In `@packaging/test_policy.py`:
- Line 146: Update the test around the semantic-release publish command to
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All three findings are against checks this branch introduced. packaging/release-build.sh accepted a directory whose name ends in .deb or .rpm, because find matched any entry type. A build could satisfy the guard without producing a package. Require a regular file with -type f. Confirmed: `find dist -name "*.deb"` prints a directory named pkg.deb, and `-type f` does not. The try_wait exemption matched the signature alone, so any same-shaped finish added to another type inherited it. Scope it to IpCommand::finish by requiring both enclosing contexts. The unwrap exemption accepted any module named tests, so a plain `mod tests` holding production code was exempt. Require the #[cfg(test)] attribute. Both rules gain a negative fixture for the bypass they missed. Checked by running the rule-tests against the previous rules: they fail on the new lines and pass against these, so the fixtures test the exemption rather than restating it. The release test asserted only that a --tag option appeared, which a stale literal or an unrelated variable would satisfy. Assert the whole publish command. The build-command test now also runs with a directory carrying each suffix, and failed against the previous script.
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In @.opengrep/agentx-ifstack-rules.yaml:
- Around line 55-57: Update the agentx-unwrap-outside-tests rule to exclude
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supported by OpenGrep 1.28.0 rather than the hard-coded mod tests match. Add an
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The unwrap rule excluded the module named tests rather than test modules. A
`#[cfg(test)] mod unit_tests` was reported, so a correctly written test module
failed CI. Exclude any module carrying the attribute.
`mod $_ { ... }` matches a module of any name. A named metavariable, `mod $M
{ ... }`, does not match a Rust module declaration at all, which leaves nothing
excluded, and a bare `...` excludes the whole file including production code. Both
were measured before choosing `$_`. The attribute is still required, so a plain
`mod tests` holding production code stays reported.
The release test accepted any glob ending in .deb or .rpm, so `artifacts/*.deb`
or `*.rpm` passed while build.sh writes into dist/ and publish would upload
nothing. Require the dist/ prefix.
The duplicate-run test skipped list-form triggers, so `on: [push, pull_request]`
passed the check it exists to make. Handle the list form.
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named test module reported an unexpected finding, and probes using a non-dist glob
and a list-form trigger both passed before and fail now.
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In `@Cargo.toml`:
- Around line 14-15: Update the [lints.rust] manifest configuration to enable
the warnings lint group at deny level, alongside unsafe_op_in_unsafe_fn, so
plain cargo clippy matches CI’s -D warnings behavior.
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The [lints] table denied clippy lints but not rustc warnings, while CI passes
-D warnings, so the parity the table exists to provide was only half there.
Measured with an unused function: a plain cargo clippy exits 0 and reports a
warning, while the CI form exits 101. Adding the warnings group makes both exit
101, so the local command now rejects what CI rejects.
The duplicate-run test read the push trigger with triggers.get("push") and
skipped a None result, but GitHub Actions allows an event with no configuration
and PyYAML loads a bare `push:` as None. That trigger fires on every branch, so
the workflow it was meant to catch passed. Treat a present but empty push
trigger as the violation it is.
Both were confirmed against the previous code: the unused function passed a plain
clippy, and a workflow with a bare `push:` alongside `pull_request:` passed the
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Pull requests merge with merge_commit_title = PR_TITLE, so the conventional subject sits on the merge commit itself. python-semantic-release ignores merge commits by default, so that subject was dropped and the bump came from the branch commits instead, where the strongest was fix:. That is why both releases so far under-bumped: PR #1 titled "feat: Initial baseline" released 0.0.2, and PR #4 titled "feat: attach the packages to the release and gate the dependency tree" released 0.0.3. Both merge commits carry two parents, which is exactly how the parser detects them: def is_merge_commit(commit): return len(commit.parents) > 1 Measured on a scratch repository tagged v0.1.0, with a fix: commit on the branch and a feat: merge subject: the default prints 0.1.1, and this setting prints 0.2.0. The alternative, always squash merging, was rejected because the repository allows merge commits and the title setting already puts the subject where it needs to be read. The test asserts the setting rather than re-running the release tool, because the check job installs no uv and a skipped test would guard nothing in CI.
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v0.0.2shipped a tag with no packages attached. This fixes that, and adds two gates that were missing.The release never uploaded the packages
packaging/build.shwritesdist/*.debanddist/*.rpm, andpyproject.tomlalready declared:That block is only read by
semantic-release publish. The workflow ransemantic-release versionalone, so the packages were built on the runner and discarded with it.v0.0.2carries onlyCargo.lockandchangelog, which are theassetslist that--vcs-releaseattaches.Two hazards handled in the new step:
publishdefaults to the latest release, so running it unconditionally would attach this run's packages to the previous tag whenever nothing was bumped. The step compares the tag before and after, exits early when unchanged, and passes the exact new tag.distholds no.debor no.rpm. A release with half the artifacts is worse than a failed job.The policy test asserts the release runs both commands, names a tag, and declares a glob per format. It fails against the workflow that shipped
v0.0.2.Supply-chain gate
deny.tomlruns as a separate job inchecks.yml, so it gates releases too without lengthening the critical path. Dependabot raises version bumps; it does not report whether the tree as locked carries a known advisory.Licences matter beyond the legal question here: the packages ship a
copyrightfile, so a copyleft crate arriving transitively is a packaging problem. The allowlist was taken from the resolved musl tree rather than guessed, and checked by removingMIT, which fails the gate.Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exceptionwas dropped because it never appears in the musl tree and cargo-deny warns on a dead allowance.Lint levels in the manifest
Strictness lived only in the CI
-D warningsflag, so a localcargo clippywas more permissive than CI and the difference surfaced on push. Verified both ways with an injectedneedless_return:cargo clippy[lints]error: unneeded return statementwarning:onlyNot included
0.1.0version regression.Cargo.tomlonmainis0.0.2, down from0.1.0, because the PR was merged as a merge commit rather than a squash: there is nofeat:commit on the branch, only the PR title saidfeat:, so semantic-release parsed the individual commits and took the strongest,fix:. Recovering needs a one-offsemantic-release version --minor, which is a release-policy decision.rust/cleartext-loggingalert onsrc/session.rs:52. It flagsopened.session_id, an AgentX protocol session identifier assigned by the master per RFC 2741. It is a small integer used to correlate PDUs on a local Unix socket, not a credential.Verification
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