train 19: silent cuts disclosed, a Windows x64 release asset (preview), UB-class compiler fences and a zero-row clang-tidy gate, the Ruby attribute DSL (#310), the hooks' lexer cost (#328) - #332
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…tr_* floor reversal) attr_reader/attr_writer/attr_accessor are Ruby's canonical class DSL, and attribute/attributes are their ActiveModel counterparts: the macros generate reader and/or writer methods when the class is defined. Those generated names were indexed by none of them — a write against one resolved to nothing. The class DSL now defines real symbols: one Var symbol per simple_symbol argument, plus the `<name>=` setter wherever the macro spells a writer (the exact spelling the setter-call rename produces, so `record.x = v` BINDS). The singular `attribute` takes only its first named argument — trailing type and `default:` arguments are metadata, not defs. Plural `attributes` has no runtime meaning in base Rails and is captured for third-party DSLs that define it. A method body, a file top level, and a receiver-qualified call are not the class DSL and define nothing. Floor reversal: queries/ruby/tags.scm and test/rubysettercheck.sh now state and pin that the attr_* names ARE indexed, replacing the old "generates no symbols" floor. kParserVer 114->115 (quality.h mirror), new gate test/rubyattrscheck.sh registered in test/regression.sh, CHANGELOG discloses both changes. The fixtures and every behaviour claim were tested to be working in a real, running Rails environment.
…r 4,000 characters rw_is_ripwire_call rebuilt the rest of the line for every character it read, so one long Bash command held the PreToolUse hook for minutes: 2.9 s at 2,000 characters, 20.6 s at 4,000, 155 s at 8,000 under macOS bash 3.2 (bash 5.3: 1.7 s, 12.4 s, 93.6 s). The meter runs it on every Bash call even with the nudge text retired. Two guards now come first, in all three copies of the mirrored block. A line without the word holds no call; that is exact and ends the scan for nearly every command. A line over 1,024 characters is not scanned and reads as no call, a missed call, the same direction as the 2>&1 limit the block already discloses. routehookcheck O10 holds both: two 4,000-character lines, 20 s each and one wrong answer on the old block, 0 s and correct now. Fixes #327
Outside a git work tree `--help-task` has no file list from git and walks the whole tree under cwd. A session started in $HOME measured over 30 s for one prompt, past the 8 s UserPromptSubmit timeout, so Claude Code discarded the hook and printed a timeout warning on every prompt. Both prompt routers now exit before the classifier when `git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree` does not answer. routehookcheck.sh O11 puts a stub ripwire on PATH that records each call: a prompt in a non-git cwd must not reach it, and a prompt in the fixture repo must (the positive control). RED on the pre-fix hook. codexpromptroutecheck.sh built its fixture repo as an empty .git directory, which git does not accept; it now runs `git init`. Refs #327
… both fixes
The substring guard reads the raw line before quote removal, so a command
word the shell assembles from fragments ('rip''wire' ., rip\wire .,
"rip""wire" ., rip"wire" .) reads as no call; the lexer alone read each
as one. The block's comment called the check exact. It now names the
shape and its direction (a missed call, never a false one) in all three
mirrored copies, and O9 pins the four shapes plus two whole quoted words
that still read as calls.
CHANGELOG gains an Unreleased section with both #327 fixes, and
docs/SUBSTITUTION_METER.md names the guard's two skipped shapes under
"Known undercount" and the prompt router's git-only population.
Refs #327
…the block floors; satisfy the review gate Follow-up to the attr_* floor reversal, answering joyful-ii-v-i's review of #310: - CAPTURE LIFT: an inline-visibility wrapper (private/protected/public/module_function attr_reader/etc., Ruby 3 / RuboCop inline) is class-DSL position — the visibility call's argument evaluates first, so the macro runs and the method IS defined. Unwrap ONE receiverless visibility call when the family call is its sole argument; the visibility call's own parent chain must pass the same gate (keeps method-body wrappers out). Fixture priv_attr.rb + 8 arms. - PLURAL READERS-ONLY: the plural attributes setter was a guess; AMS/jsonapi-serializer/dry-struct define readers only (measured). writer now excludes 'attributes'; 2 negative arms pin the setter silence. - FLOORS STATED + PINNED: concern included/class_methods do-body, Struct.new/Class.new/Module.new do-body, and non-modifier if-then blocks are disclosed floors (runtime-real, not unwrapped); 5 new floor arms. - DEAD BRANCH DOC: the ownBlockWrapper branch is conservatively unreachable in tree-sitter-ruby 0.23.1 (do/{ } is the call's block: FIELD); comment now says so and names the real tree shape. - PARSER-VERSION 120: stale '115' comments in ingest_names.h and ingest_sidecap.h corrected; qschemetripcheck.sh re-pin log gains the dated 119->120 entry (pin unchanged). - ACKS: range-form --quality-ack writes the tool-owned rows for the elixir pair + captureTagsFacts cost; the stale hand-added short-horizon-churn row is pruned. --quality-delta gating=0 vs merge-base AND vs origin/main (exit 0). - DOCS: tags.scm, CHANGELOG (readers-only, lift, floors, five-verb scope, non-unique p::sc::n id note), USECASES updated. rubyattrscheck.sh: 32 -> 47 arms, ALL PASS.
…l_request synchronize event)
…edger, docs/gatecount harmonised
With the Command Line Tools' AppleClang 17 on macOS 26, every -fsanitize=address binary hangs in ASan start-up before main, so each sanitizer gate times out. CONTRIBUTING's sanitizer section now gives the Homebrew llvm@22 configure recipe (linking its own libc++ so headers and dylib are one release), the CC/CXX/LDFLAGS the harness gates read, and the known libc++ 22 integer-sanitizer report in oswin32logiccheck arm (B). RIPWIRE_ASAN now warns at configure time for AppleClang older than 21 on macOS 26. Release builds, CI and other platforms are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…iler The compile-time fence block now also carries return-type, uninitialized, format/format-security and returning a local's address as errors; on Clang also sometimes-/conditional-uninitialized, the -Wdangling group and constant array-bounds. cl.exe gets the /we equivalents (C4715 C4700 C4477 C4473 C4172); the ones with no cl.exe counterpart are written down in the block. Measured first as plain warnings over all 11 owned TUs: AppleClang 17 and clang 22 (debug and -DNDEBUG), GCC 13.4/14.4/16.2 (-O0 and -O3 -DNDEBUG): 0 hits for every kept flag. A planted instance of each fires. GCC: -Werror=uninitialized also promotes -Wmaybe-uninitialized, which is optimizer-dependent, so -Wno-maybe-uninitialized keeps it off as before; GCC's -Warray-bounds is optimizer-dependent the same way and stays off. Scoped to RIPWIRE_OWNED_CXX_TARGETS like the existing fences: never the tree-sitter core or the grammars. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
scripts/tidycheck.sh runs clang-tidy 22 with --checks='-*,<list>' and --warnings-as-errors='*' over the five CI TUs, as its own CI step beside the unchanged advisory one. The list is only checks whose findings are silently wrong answers and that were at zero rows when admitted (clang-tidy 22.1.8, 60b65f0): bugprone-use-after-move, bugprone-dangling-handle, bugprone-sizeof-expression, bugprone-integer-division, bugprone-infinite-loop, modernize-use-override, clang-analyzer-core.*. Locally it finds clang-tidy 22 on PATH or at Homebrew's llvm@22 keg and prints a SKIP line (not a pass) when there is none; a named CLANG_TIDY of another major is an error, so CI cannot skip. use-after-move had one row, src/ingest_parsepool.h:528. It is not a bug: every path refills the worker's moved-from buffer with readFile before the next read. The buffer is now cleared after the move, which states its state; output is byte-identical. Kept out: misc-redundant-expression (3 rows, all noise; added to the advisory list) and concurrency-mt-unsafe (62 rows, none can race; not added). .clang-tidy's header and CONTRIBUTING say what gates and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…check scripts/tidycheck.sh had copied formatgatecheck.sh's cf_major line for line (quality-delta: a 72-token clone). Both now source scripts/llvmmajor.sh, so the clang-format pin and the clang-tidy pin read a version the same way. formatgatecheck's PASS lines are unchanged under clang-format 22. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on every train PR release.yml gains a build-windows job and ci.yml a windows-package job; both call the new reusable .github/workflows/windows-package.yml, so the zip a train PR run uploads as an artifact is built by exactly the steps a tag publishes. clang-cl (the primary Windows toolchain, and the faster of the two CI proves), Release flavour with LTO and no PGO, static CRT (/MT) so the exe needs no Visual C++ Redistributable, packaged as ripwire-<ver>-windows-x64.zip + .zip.sha256. The job checks the CRT on every compile line and the exe's imports, runs the other legs' std::print, determinism and smoke steps, then unzips the package into a path with a space and, from outside the build tree, runs --version, --help, a map of this repository, the README's Get-FileHash check, --doctor (cache directory under LOCALAPPDATA), cache write and reuse, skills/install.sh under Git Bash, and an MCP stdio handshake. xplat-diff compares a fixed verb set between the unzipped exe and the Linux Release clang binary byte for byte, under three named rules (scripts/ci-xplat-diff.sh). README gains a Windows section, CHANGELOG an entry, and .gitattributes pins skills/*.sh and hooks/*.sh to LF. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…m, --tree and the --impact import tier - MCP owners (40 rows) and mentions (100 files) cut with discloseCap=false, a cap only this surface has. The cut now carries the pageDisclosure quintet; an uncut answer is byte-identical. Path order is kept: it is the CLI twin's paging order, so offset= names the same rows on both surfaces. - --zoom <bridge> rows (kZoomBridgeCap 12): shown_bridges=/bridges_capped=/ bridges= on a cut (secondaryCutAttrs). --zoom --mermaid writes a %% comment at each of its three caps where it cuts. - --tree: a page whose per-file symbol lists were cut (kTreeSymbolsPerFile 3) carries shown_symbols=/symbols_capped=. - next= on --tree/--zoom/--external-surface keeps the caller's --limit and the flags that shape the listing (rw::pagedNext). - --impact: a cut import tier names importers_next="--impact=SYM --limit=N" (XML, JSON and the MCP twin), which closes the answer-completeness 5.8 row. - Compact-legend readings for the three new present-only terms; the zoom order comment and legend say rank mass, not size. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… --plan-lanes cuts; test_hop dropped= - --situ [3] probes 20 changed files: partners_capped="1" probed= changed_files= on a larger diff (the partner count is a floor). The decl/def partner list is raised by --limit and its note names next: --situ=... --limit=N. - --run-trace: capped="1" on a tail view that kept fewer lines than the capture. - --nonlocal-state: cells_capped/decls_capped feed pageDisclosure's collectionCapped (capped="1", counts_floor="1" once). - --plan-lanes --brief: "ranked"/"ranked_capped" on a lane whose ranking held more than its 12 claims. - <test_hop> spells its dropped-row count dropped=, not capped=. - The recall capped note names the MCP arguments beside the CLI flags. - cutOversizedBody: a budget+1 body ending in its newline is served inside the budget with no false over_ceiling (lane B review N5). - The lanes.h tests_to_run comment says evidence order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The decl/def partner rows now take --limit and a next: like the lexical siblings, so the two shared their cap-and-note code. situBlockCut holds it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… claim - overbudgetcommentcheck (B5): every fixture holds a line larger than its budget, but the pass condition accepted a multi-call chain with no over_ceiling="1". It now requires reassembly, more than one call, and at least one over-ceiling call. A binary with over_ceiling= stripped passed the old arm and fails the new one. - verifycheck (cap): the capped --verify run must exit 0, and the --offset refusal must be the argv parser's paging diagnostic, not any non-zero exit. A wrapper that printed the right XML then exited 3, and one that accepted --offset then died with rc=134, both passed the old arm. - forrankordercheck (7): at --pack-budget-bytes=2000 at least one <sigs> row must be served in both dialects; an empty head is 1..0 and passed the rank-order test with capped="1" total="40". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rank, rank-before-cap - Set questions: the root's next= on --callers/--impact names a different follow-up (--uses=, --safe-delete=), not the remainder. Completeness now follows the verb's --offset=<next_offset> pages until has_more="0", and the cost rule (§1.4) and the silent-cut gate (§3.2) say the same; every call is charged. - Head-chop's mechanical form gains the rank condition its prose already stated: rank_uncapped(gold) <= max_rank(served(q)). - Step 1's stop condition forbade any change to the served rows, which is exactly what a rank-before-cap fix does when its cut fires. It now stops on a change to the candidate set or the ranking, and judges which rows survive a firing cut by the step's own band; §5.7's summary matches. Amended before any result, and dated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The paragraph calls untested_modscope= always present, but the captured root above it was recorded before the attribute existed. The capture is kept as recorded, and the note names where today's root carries it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Raising it with --limit needed a fourth parameter on writeSituDeclDefRows and brought it close enough to writeSituSiblingRows to read as a clone, both gating in --quality-delta. It is a SHOULD item, so it is deferred rather than refactored here. The [3] co-change probe disclosure stays. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… only when the root carries them An uncut --zoom page paid 86 B of full-legend prose for bridge attributes it did not emit. Both clauses are now present-only: --tree measures its window and per-file symbol cut before the legend. An uncut full legend costs +5 B, the zoom order correction (rank mass, not size). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, regenerate COMMANDS.md dictv=7ebba5ec32a4d202 entries=717, measured on this branch's binary (importers_next, shown_bridges, shown_symbols). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rmat, xplat-diff tightening S1: write the Windows .sha256 as "HASH NAME" (two spaces, sha256sum style) explicitly, instead of trusting sha256sum's platform-dependent default (Git Bash/MSYS defaults to binary mode, "HASH *NAME"), and assert the format so a regression fails loudly instead of silently. S2: scripts/ci-xplat-diff.sh — add an R0 rc-floor check so a verb that fails identically on both platforms (same rc, same error bytes) can no longer pass R1 vacuously, and tighten R3 for --expand: instead of exempting crlf-expand from R3 entirely, require it to equal tree-expand once CR bytes and the reason=/est_tokens= attributes are dropped, so a CRLF-only line-number or symbol-list bug in --expand is still caught even when both platforms happen to agree. Per reports/rv-windows-release.md (READY, should-fix patches folded in before the train 19 PR opens). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e/v1 250 -> 310 The purpose line says 'top 3 symbols' and shown_symbols= reads '<s> rows printed'. Measured 300 B on the (U) --tree probe: the cut's two attributes cost +63 B of compact legend (reason in the pin table's note). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…itcheck G2) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…apture's seed to graph.h:4009 graph.h gained one #include line, so the --at/--callers=@ seed that named rankGraphTeleport's first line moved from 4008 to 4009 (el 4036 -> 4037), corrected by hand. The --legend-dict figure is re-measured on this binary (dictv=878ea7594bd77003 entries=717) and COMMANDS.md regenerated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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OP_SYMBOL_SUPPRESSOR's one non-zero entry was `1UL << FAKE_TRY_BANG`, and FAKE_TRY_BANG is enum ordinal 32. `unsigned long` is only 32 bits on LLP64 (Windows), so the shift was undefined behaviour there -- well-defined (and numerically correct) only on the LP64 hosts this repo builds and tests on, which is why it was invisible locally and in CI. Effect: `try!` and some `!` inside `#if` blocks could parse differently on a Windows build. Adds third_party/patches/swift/002-scanner-op-suppressor-shift-width.patch (1UL -> 1ULL, same value everywhere it already computed correctly, no kParserVer change) following the existing vendored-patch convention, and a new vendorpatchcheck.sh arm M: a static, $BIN-independent audit that scans every vendored scanner for a `1UL << ` shift whose resolved width is >= 32, so a re-vendor that reintroduces this shape in any grammar -- not just swift -- turns red before it reaches a Windows build. THIRD_PARTY.md and the patches README point at the new patch and the arm that guards it. Red-first: reverting the source patch (keeping the new arm M and the base binary) reproduces the defect -- arm B (reverse-apply) and the new arm M both fail, citing scanner.c:131 and the >= 32 shift by name. Reapplying the fix turns both green; vendorpatchcheck.sh is ALL PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pick_cf only ever probed the unversioned /opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin/clang-format
for its "homebrew LLVM" fallback, never the pinned major's own versioned keg
(/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm@<major>/bin/clang-format). `brew install llvm@22`
never touches PATH or the unversioned `opt/llvm` symlink, so on a machine
that has the pin installed only at the versioned keg -- this one included,
where opt/llvm resolves to the OLD 20.1.5 keg and opt/llvm@22 has the
correct 22.1.8 -- the gate silently SKIPped instead of running.
pick_cf now probes the versioned keg (measuring its own major, same as
every other candidate) and prefers it over the unversioned fallback,
between "PATH already has the pinned major" and the old unversioned-brew
step. The existing major check is unchanged: a versioned keg whose
measured major does not match the pin is not picked either. Arm F's
synthetic-quadruple tests cover the new step and its wrong-major edge case.
Red-first: with CLANG_FORMAT unset, the original pick_cf SKIPs on this
machine ("found major 20 at /opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin/clang-format"),
even though the pinned major 22 is installed and unprobed at
/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm@22/bin/clang-format. The fixed pick_cf resolves to
that keg and formatgatecheck.sh runs for real (9 gated files, clang-format
22), both with CLANG_FORMAT unset and set explicitly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…symbols_total/symbols_capped (F1) Review rv-cutfix-silent-e F1: with no shown_ranked, THE TRUNCATION VOCABULARY rule 4 reads ranked= as a lower bound, but the value is exact -- what was actually cut is claims.symbols. Rename to match the neighbouring tests_total/tests_capped naming. Updates planlanescheck's G-K assertions, regenerates docs/LIMITS.md's lanes.h Discloses row via docs/limits_build.py, and fixes the CHANGELOG line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2026-09-24 CodeRabbit-round entry said the ceiling "moves by that growth plus 15 B" (measured growth 1500 -> 1575, i.e. 75 B; 75 + 15 = 90), but the actual pin only moved 1510 -> 1590, a move of 80. The formula was never "growth plus 15" -- it is "the measured total plus 15 B" (1575 + 15 = 1590), which is what the code already does; only the prose was wrong. Comment-only, no behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oped <lint nest_refused=> counts every file a pre-parse nesting guard refused across the whole corpus (json/yaml/markdown/kotlin), the same field --match/--pattern disclose. For --lint specifically that can overstate what lint actually missed: a refused .json/.md file was never going to be read by a rule whose declared language is C++ (or any other language that file isn't), refusal or not, so "no rule walked them" is literally true but can read as "lint would otherwise have covered these." Both the compact legend row and the --legend=full runtime comment now say the count is corpus-wide and not narrowed to a language any rule in this run declares. This is the smallest honest fix: narrowing the COUNT itself to only files a rule's declared language would read is a real behavior/output change (kCacheVersion-free, but it would make lint's nest_refused diverge from the shared field match/pattern/--skipped all key off the same crawlSkips.nestRefusedFiles, breaking the one-field-many-verbs consistency those verbs' own comments rely on) for a doc-accuracy gap; rewording what the legend says the count means fixes the same reader confusion without touching behavior, output byte budgets elsewhere, or kCacheVersion. Since this changes emitted legend text, the compact legend dictionary grows by one clause: dictv= 1b6d405122e65b6a -> 44be70f978b53d11 (still 718 entries, 719 lines, 70130 -> 70195 bytes). docs/COMMANDS.md was regenerated from the capture; docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_2026-09-14.md was hand-corrected (dictv= and the trailing byte count only -- not re-recorded) to match the live binary, verified against showcasecapturecheck's arm (I). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed head 01bed8f. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed head 4665a41. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed head 2f1e244. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed head a147b64. Conflicts: docs/COMMANDS.md and the showcase capture, on the --legend-dict dictv line only. HEAD's line is kept as a placeholder; the train fixups commit sets both from the merged binary. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed head 5e2078e. Conflict: CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased], both sides adding a section at the top. Union: lane E's Fixed section first, then this lane's Added section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cost, and routing only inside a git work tree Signed head b69ce56 (KilimcininKorOglu), merged as-is; the author's commits are kept. Conflict: CHANGELOG.md, both sides opening ## [Unreleased]. Union: the PR's two (#327) sections go at the end of the [Unreleased] block, above ## [0.6.2]; one [Unreleased] heading remains. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…SL defines Var symbols Head a17ce72 (mpapis), reviewed READY-AFTER-REBASE; the author's commits are kept and the version rebase is applied in this merge commit instead. Version resolution. The PR carried kParserVer 119 -> 120 at kCacheVersion 24. #150 (train 18, now on main) took 120 and moved kCacheVersion 24 -> 25. This PR therefore becomes kParserVer 121 at kCacheVersion 25: - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: main's side of each file, then kParserVer = 121 and kIngestParserVerMirror = 121, with a 121 history entry above #150's 120 entry. kCacheVersion and its mirror stay 25 (taking the PR's side of both files would have silently reverted #150's cache-format bump to 24). - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: both re-pin logs kept, plus a 121 entry; test/qschemetrip.hash re-derived with UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 to acd95b16fc95415d21405c1424bb6b4211b53d5974657bdaa0dd1bebb1ac9a7d, the 121/25 hash. - "Parser version 120" -> 121 in src/ingest_names.h, src/ingest_sidecap.h, the header of test/rubyattrscheck.sh, and the echo label in test/rubysettercheck.sh. - CHANGELOG.md: the PR's entry had merged under the released ## [0.6.2]; moved to the end of ## [Unreleased], its version sentence now "kParserVer 120 -> 121 ... kCacheVersion stays 25". The 0.6.2 and older sections are byte-identical to main. - README.md: the requirements row conflicted between the Windows release wording (lane/windows-release) and the PR's gate count; both kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed head 6a2482a. Conflicts: - test/formatgatecheck.sh: lane/ub-warnings-tidy-gate moved the major probe to the shared scripts/llvmmajor.sh (llvm_major); this lane added the pinned major's own keg (llvm@22) as a fourth candidate, spelled with the old cf_major. Resolution: this lane's four-candidate pick_cf call, spelled with llvm_major. - CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased]: union; this lane's Swift scanner section follows the Windows release section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, COMMANDS regen, deck rebuild, review doc nits Each figure is measured on the merged binary (built_from=a4c0e4dc), not summed from the lanes. - docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_2026-09-14.md --legend-dict, by hand (the capture is not re-recorded): dictv=33c583cc2fe7c0c4 entries=721, 70356 bytes on 722 raw lines (692 more display lines). Main has 718 entries; lane E adds importers_next=, shown_bridges=/bridges= and shown_symbols=, and train19-smallfixes rewords nest_refused= (+65 B). - The same capture and docs/COMMANDS.md: lane E's --at/--callers seed src/graph.h:4008 -> 4009 (el 4036 -> 4037). Its include line moves rankGraphTeleport down one line; the lane had set this, and the train-19 merge of that file kept HEAD's whole side by mistake. - docs/COMMANDS.md: regenerated with docs/docs_commands_build.py (179 flags). LIMITS.md and TUNING.md regenerate unchanged; help_all needs no re-pin (printffmtparitycheck passes). - README.md: the "647-gate suite" sentence says 648, the count gatecount_build.py reads from test/regression.sh after #310. - present/ripwire-showcase.pptx/.pdf: rebuilt, because #310 edited deck5_ripwire_build.js (647 -> 648 gate scripts). pptxgenjs from package-lock.json in a scratch copy; PDF via LibreOffice. - Review doc nits: - CMakeLists.txt: on GCC, -Werror=format also makes -Wformat-overflow=1 / -Wformat-truncation=1 errors; say so, why they stay, and how to drop one. - CONTRIBUTING.md: the tidy gate's "zero rows" names use-after-move's one row; the LLVM 22 ASan recipe uses cmake --fresh (the dir stays asan/, which the gates read), and its env stays off the non-ASan gates (noaliascheck). deckcheck_allowlist.txt gains --fresh. - test/forrankordercheck.sh (7): the 64 B arm also requires one served row. packSignatures admits the first row at any budget. Red-first: a wrapper that empties <sigs> at 64 B passes the old arm and fails the new one, in both dialects. - docs/research/answer-completeness.md: dated amendment notes on the set-question "complete" definition and the head-chop mechanical form. - README.md --test-gate: a clean clone also keeps the script_gates_* registry counts and the graph_* resolver gauges nonzero, not only script_gates_unmodelled= (measured on a clean detached checkout: exit 0, 712/667/193/474). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#22) scripts/llvmmajor.sh is sourced, never run, so it has no shebang, and shellcheck reported SC2148 (unknown target shell) on it: the one new shellcheck finding across the train's changed scripts. A `# shellcheck shell=bash` directive names the shell of the two scripts that source it (test/formatgatecheck.sh, scripts/tidycheck.sh). formatgatecheck, manifestcheck, ripwirepubliccheck and tidycheck --list are rc=0 after it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/windows-package.yml:
- Line 101: Update the `/MD` rejection check in the Windows package workflow to
remove `head -5` and limit the matching `grep` directly with `-m5`. Preserve the
existing pattern and ensure any detected `/MD` setting still triggers rejection
under `pipefail`.
In `@hooks/ripwire-claude-route.sh`:
- Line 345: Update the `git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree` guards in both
routing hooks to capture the output and continue only when the command succeeds
and returns `true`; keep exiting early for non-work-tree directories.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 938: Update the README installation block’s ZIP checksum comparison so a
mismatch throws and stops the subsequent extraction and execution commands;
retain successful continuation when the hashes match.
In `@src/ingest_names.h`:
- Around line 1133-1135: Update the argument traversal around kindIs in the
firstNameOnly path to skip comment nodes without treating them as the first
argument; continue until the first actual argument, so a leading comment does
not prevent indexing the attribute getter and setter.
In `@src/ingest_relations.h`:
- Around line 1383-1385: Update the `kindIs` check for `class`, `module`, and
`singleton_class` so it only infers an enclosing owner for `class << self`, or
resolves the singleton-class target before emitting definitions; do not assign
attributes of another object’s singleton class to the enclosing class.
In `@test/formatgatecheck.sh`:
- Line 83: Update the WANT_MAJOR Homebrew probe in the format-gate script to
resolve the llvm keg prefix with brew --prefix llvm@"$WANT_MAJOR" and check for
bin/clang-format there instead of hard-coding /opt/homebrew; keep the
measured-major check unchanged.
In `@test/mcpverbscheck.sh`:
- Line 789: Update the uncut owners and mentions checks to parse their
respective responses and verify each expected result before asserting that shown
is absent; ensure a __ERROR__ response from either filtered MCP call fails the
check.
In `@test/overbudgetcommentcheck.sh`:
- Line 278: Update the N5B check in the B7 test to retain the command’s full
output and verify the section body against its fixture or assert that its final
line is present; do not rely only on matching the opening section tag.
In `@test/rubyattrsfix/priv_attr.rb`:
- Line 11: Remove the invalid module_function attr_accessor :mod_acc fixture
from Spike::PrivAttr, along with the matching mod_acc checks in the static gate
and this form from the use-case documentation.
In `@test/vendorpatchcheck.sh`:
- Around line 900-907: Update the enum ordinal parsing flow around ordmap so an
unparseable initializer makes subsequent implicit member ordinals unresolved
instead of reusing the previous value. Keep them unresolved until an explicit
initializer is successfully parsed, then resume ordinal tracking from that
value.
- Line 854: Update shift_re and the associated shift audit to evaluate the
complete shift operand, including expressions continued onto subsequent lines;
when the audit cannot establish the operand’s full width, reject it rather than
treating a matched prefix as safe.
- Around line 886-890: Update the source-file scan around `strip_comments` so
unreadable files fail the gate instead of being skipped, and make an empty
`files` list fail rather than report zero violations. A clean result should only
pass after the intended source files have been inspected.
- Around line 918-920: Update the numeric-operand branch in the shift-width
checker so numeric values receive the same width-limit validation as resolved
identifiers before continuing; reject values greater than or equal to 32 while
preserving acceptance of smaller values.
In `@THIRD_PARTY.md`:
- Around line 87-89: Update the vendored-code provenance statements in
THIRD_PARTY.md that describe vendored files as unchanged and reproducible
through checkout and pruning alone; clarify that re-derivation must also apply
the recorded local patches, including those tracked under the Swift patch
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… -m, not | head GitHub runs a bash step with -eo pipefail. In `if grep … | head -5 | grep .`, a head that has its lines and exits can SIGPIPE the first grep, and the pipeline's non-zero status then reads as "nothing found", so the static-CRT rejection is skipped. Measured on a 200,000-line build file that selects /MD on every compile line: the old condition missed it 5 times out of 5; `grep -m5` rejects it. The backslash p= check in the map step had the same shape and gets the same fix. With no match, both checks still pass exactly as before. actionlint is clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree` prints `false` with exit status 0 in a bare repository and inside a work tree's own .git directory. The #327 guard in both route hooks read only the status, so a session there still ran `--help-task`, which walks git's metadata and writes a meter row outside the work-tree population. Both hooks now capture the answer and continue only on `true`. routehookcheck O11 gains the two cwds for the claude and the codex hook, plus a codex positive control. With the previous hooks all four new arms fail (the stub is called); with these they pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… matches The checksum line printed True or False, and the next line unpacked the zip either way. The check and the Expand-Archive are now one statement: on a match it unpacks, on a mismatch it throws and nothing is unpacked. One statement rather than a throw on its own line, so the zip stays packed even when a console runs a pasted block line by line. windows-package's own unzip step already throws on a mismatch and is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…o module_function lift Three corrections to the class-level attribute capture #310 added, each checked against Ruby 4.0.7: - A comment is a named child of the argument list, so `attribute( # note` then `:name, :string )` took the comment as the singular's first argument and defined nothing. Extras are now skipped. - `class << Registry` inside `class Owner` opens another object's singleton, yet its accessors were defined as `Owner::token` (Ruby: `Registry.token` exists, `Owner.token` does not). A singleton_class body is class-DSL position only when its value is `self`; the other form defines nothing, a stated floor. - `module_function attr_accessor :x` raises in a class (NoMethodError: Class undefines module_function) and in a module (TypeError: it refuses the [:x, :x=] array). It is no longer unwrapped, and the fixture that presented it as a runtime-real form is replaced by a static negative arm. rubyattrscheck: three new fixtures (comment_attr.rb, singleton_attr.rb, modfn_attr.rb) and nine arms. On the previous binary five arms fail; on this one the gate passes. USECASES, the CHANGELOG entry and the tags.scm note say the same. tags.scm's note now names parser version 121 (a stale 120 the merge missed). kParserVer stays 121: it is unreleased, and ingest_cache.h records the fold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…claim - mcpverbscheck §8: the uncut owners/mentions arms passed on any answer lacking `shown`, including `__ERROR__`. Each now first requires the expected answer: the one f01.c owners row, and the one docs/solo.md mentions row (a new fixture doc naming cutfn02). With a wrapper that makes both calls fail, the old arms passed and the new ones fail. - overbudgetcommentcheck B7 read only the section's opening tag. It now compares the CDATA body with the file less its closing newline. With a wrapper that silently drops the last line, the old arm passed and the new one fails. - vendorpatchcheck M: a numeric operand skipped the >= 32 test (`1UL << 32` was OK); the operand was its first token on one line (`1UL << 31 + 1` read as 31, an operand on the next line or in parentheses was never seen); an implicit enumerator after a non-literal initializer reused the stale ordinal; an unreadable file was skipped; and an empty tree passed. The audit now parses the whole operand across lines, reports anything past a single token as UNRESOLVED, keeps the implicit members unresolved until a literal initializer, and fails on a read error or an empty tree. New arm M0 runs it on a synthetic file first: the old audit called all 5 bad shapes OK, the new one flags each and passes the 3 safe ones. Reverse-applying swift/002 is still caught (BAD, FAKE_TRY_BANG = 32). - forrankordercheck: the floor comment named packSignatures; the `used >= budgetBytes` test is in gateSigRowsRankFirst, which packSignatures calls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e pinned LLVM keg Homebrew installs under /usr/local on Intel macOS, so formatgatecheck's llvm@N probe (and its unversioned fallback) and tidycheck's default keg missed an installed pinned major there and SKIPped. Both now take $HOMEBREW_PREFIX, else `brew --prefix`, else /opt/homebrew. The measured-major check is unchanged, and so is the answer where brew is absent (CI's Linux legs). With HOMEBREW_PREFIX naming a second prefix that holds llvm@22, the new probe picks that keg; the old one only ever looked at /opt/homebrew. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…riving applies them THIRD_PARTY.md said the vendored code is kept byte-for-byte and that nothing in third_party/deps/ is modified, so re-deriving a row was clone + checkout + prune. That was already untrue before this train (patches under yaml, markdown, rust, lua, csharp, kotlin and tree_sitter), and the swift note this train added made the contradiction visible. Both statements now name third_party/patches/: the tree ships patched, re-deriving adds `git apply` of the dependency's patches in number order, and a diff against upstream must equal those patches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Add importers_next to the columnar omission declaration for cut tiers. · verbs_navigate.h:2246
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importers_nextto the columnar omission declaration for cut tiers.
emitImpactColumnarintentionally reports the import tier as a count only. Whenv.imports.nextis non-empty, the cut-tier forms exposeimporters_next, but the columnar root declares only two omitted attributes. This leaveslensout of sync with the columnar output.Suggested fix
- + " lens=\"shown_importers,importers_capped\"" + + ( v.imports.next.empty() ? " lens=\"shown_importers,importers_capped\"" + : " lens=\"shown_importers,importers_capped,importers_next\"" )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@hooks/ripwire-claude-route.sh`:
- Around line 347-348: Clear inherited Git repository-selection variables,
including GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE, when running both Git probes and the
classifier invocation in the hook, so they use the JSON cwd. Add an O11 test
with those variables pointing to a valid repository and a non-Git cwd, asserting
neither hook invokes ripwire.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 62: Update the Windows support claims in the README’s introductory text
and system-requirements row: describe clang-cl as supported in CI and MSVC
cl.exe as not supported yet and expected to fail.
In `@scripts/tidycheck.sh`:
- Line 36: Remove modernize-use-override from the GATING list in tidycheck.sh
and classify it as advisory in the related clang-tidy configuration and
documentation. Update CONTRIBUTING.md to exclude it from the correctness gate
while preserving the other gated checks.
In `@test/vendorpatchcheck.sh`:
- Line 862: Update shift_re and the shift validation logic in
vendorpatchcheck.sh to recognize all valid signed- and unsigned-long suffix
case/order variants, including 1L and 1l; use the suffix to apply the signed
limit of 31 and unsigned limit of 32. Add M0 controls with matching BAD
expectations for both signed and unsigned shifts.
In `@THIRD_PARTY.md`:
- Around line 108-109: Clarify the audit description near the upstream diff
comparison to specify that it compares retained files or excludes paths pruned
in line 107, so intentional deletions are not counted as local patches.
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In `@src/verbs_navigate.h`:
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This train merges six reviewed lanes and two community pull requests with
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## [Unreleased]holds every entry: lane E, the Windows asset, the Swift scanner fix, fix(hooks): two hook timeouts, the lexer's cubic cost and routing outside a git work tree #328's two (rw_is_ripwire_call is cubic in command length and holds a PreToolUse Bash call for minutes #327) sections and feat(ruby): the class-level attribute DSL defines Var symbols (the attr_* floor reversal) #310's entry. Every section from## [0.6.2]down is byte-identical tomain.docs/gatecount_build.pyreads it fromtest/regression.sh.src/ingest_cache.h,src/quality.h,test/qschemetrip.hash,test/qschemetripcheck.sh(feat(ruby): the class-level attribute DSL defines Var symbols (the attr_* floor reversal) #310): resolved as above.test/formatgatecheck.sh(small fixes):lane/ub-warnings-tidy-gatemoved the major-version probe to the sharedscripts/llvmmajor.sh(llvm_major). The small-fixes lane added the pinned major's own keg as a fourth candidate. The merge keeps the four-candidate call, spelled withllvm_major.--legend-dictline indocs/COMMANDS.mdand the showcase capture: a placeholder at each merge, then set once from the merged binary (below).Pins set on the merged binary
--legend-dict, set by hand; the capture is not re-recorded. It now readsdictv=33c583cc2fe7c0c4 entries=721, 70,356 B on 722 lines (692 more display lines).mainhas 718 entries. Lane E addsimporters_next=,shown_bridges=/bridges=andshown_symbols=, and the small-fixes lane rewordsnest_refused=(+65 B).docs/COMMANDS.md, the--at/--callersseed:src/graph.h:4008→4009. Lane E's include line movedrankGraphTeleportdown one line.docs/COMMANDS.mdwas regenerated with its generator (179 flags).docs/LIMITS.mdanddocs/TUNING.mdregenerate unchanged.help_allneeds no re-pin: printffmtparitycheck passes as is.present/ripwire-showcase.pptx/.pdfwere rebuilt, because feat(ruby): the class-level attribute DSL defines Var symbols (the attr_* floor reversal) #310 editeddeck5_ripwire_build.js(647 → 648 gate scripts).Review notes applied
-Werror=formatalso promotes-Wformat-overflow=1/-Wformat-truncation=1. The comment now says why they stay and how to drop one.cmake --fresh. The directory staysasan/, because the gates readasan/ripwire.test/forrankordercheck.sh(7): the 64 B arm also requires one served row, sincepackSignaturesadmits the first row at any budget. Red-first: an empty-<sigs>wrapper passes the old arm and fails the new one, in both XML and JSON.--test-gate: a clean clone also keeps thescript_gates_*registry counts and thegraph_*gauges nonzero, not onlyscript_gates_unmodelled=.scripts/llvmmajor.sh: a# shellcheck shell=bashdirective. It was the one new shellcheck finding in the train's changed scripts.Verification
-j4with AppleClang 17, 0 warnings. The new fence flags are live inflags.make.-Werror=return-local-addr,-Wno-maybe-uninitialized, …). CI's ubuntu gcc 13 and gcc-toolset legs remain the proof.<string>__grow_byunder-fsanitize=integer. This is the known toolchain report; arms (A) and (C) pass.scripts/tidycheck.sh: 0 findings from the gating subset, with clang-tidy 22.docs_commands_build,limits_build --check,capsweep emit --checkandgatecount_build --checkare all clean.--quality-delta=origin/main..HEAD: gating=0 (regressions=24, none gating),target_ref== HEAD, and the tree is clean.ci.yml,release.yml,windows-package.ymlandnightly.yml. shellcheck is clean onscripts/ci-xplat-*.sh.Windows
This run is the first execution of the
windows-packageandxplat-diffjobs. Neither can run on a POSIX host. Locally they are checked only by actionlint and shellcheck.windows-packagealone goes red whileci.yml'swindowslegs stay green, suspect the new UB-Werrorfences meetingsrc/infra/os_win32.cppin Release. The windows legs build the plain flavour, and only this job compiles that file with asserts compiled out, before LTO. A compile error there should be fixed in the code, not by dropping the flag.-DRIPWIRE_LTO=OFFfor the package build, plus a follow-up.xplat-diff, an R2 failure is a real path-normalisation bug in the product. An R1 failure onrepo-foralone points at git history orat=, not at the ranker.scripts/ci-xplat-diff.shnames the rules.Closes #328
Closes #310
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