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Write guard verdicts as JUnit evidence to a caller-named file - #388
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With UPHOLD_JUNIT set to an absolute path, `uphold guard --stage STAGE` writes one JUnit XML document: one testsuite for the stage, package "uphold", and one testcase per rule the stage evaluated. A pass is a plain testcase, a refusal a failure, a rule that could not look an error, and a bypass a skipped testcase whose `allowed` property says whether the id or `all` was named. The classname is the bundled set or `local`; the properties carry builtin, set, stage and the binary's version. No testcase carries the message, diff, refs, hostname or user name a rule or a machine would give away. JUnit rather than a format of uphold's own, because the gate tier already writes, publishes and links JUnit under .test-evidence/, so a publisher reads a guard run with nothing new to parse. That replaces the JSON Lines record UPHOLD_VERDICTS wrote (#387), which never shipped in a release: src/verdicts.rs is gone with Sink::from_env, Sink::record, Outcome::name and the tests a_bypass_names_what_switched_the_rule_off_and_a_pass_does_not, a_sink_nobody_asked_for_writes_nothing and the helper written; from tests/guard_cli.rs go guard_with_verdicts, verdict_lines, outcome_of, verdicts_name_each_rules_answer_and_never_the_subject, a_verdicts_file_that_cannot_be_opened_stops_the_run_before_it_decides and an_empty_verdicts_variable_is_refused_and_not_read_as_unset, each replaced by a JUnit case. The file is created, never appended, after the policy loads and before the first rule runs: an unwritable path, an empty value or a relative one is exit 2 with nothing judged, and a stage with no rules writes a suite of zero tests. A rule that could not look writes its error and ends the run as before. `guard --text` with the variable set is exit 2, since that seam learns only what refused. The shim and `uphold hook` do not read the variable. Closes #386 for the guard seam; the shim and hook seams follow. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017kpZecUt1NSs3cjhU54ZtY
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check For #386, the PR adds optionalUPHOLD_JUNIToutput forguard --stage, creates the sink before rule evaluation, and records pass, refusal, bypass, and fatal-evaluation outcomes as JUnit testcases. …Out of Scope Changes check The JUnit implementation, its dependencies, tests, and documentation support #386. Removing the unreleased JSON Lines implementation is part of the replacement specified by the current PR description.…Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: writing guard verdicts as JUnit evidence to a caller-named file. Full details: Linked Issues check
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#386, the PR adds optionalUPHOLD_JUNIToutput forguard --stage, creates the sink before rule evaluation, and records pass, refusal, bypass, and fatal-evaluation outcomes as JUnit testcases. The summaries and PR description report coverage for invalid paths, zero-rule stages, policy-load failure,--text, a real pre-push hook, and identity/message-text omissions.src/junit.rs,src/main.rs,src/guard/mod.rs, the CLI tests, and the documentation cover the requested implementation and usage. The publisher acceptance check is a separate follow-up, not a requirement for this PR.
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A flag is the conventional way a tool names its JUnit file, as pytest's --junitxml is, and it is what a gate task types. The variable stays for the run whose command line the caller does not own: a hook's argv is the hook definition's, pinned by the repository, and the environment is the one channel that reaches from `git push` through the runner to the guard. The flag wins when both are given. A relative flag value means the caller's directory, as it does for any other command; the variable's absolute-path rule is unchanged, since a hook runs from the top of the working tree. An empty value is exit 2 under either spelling. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017kpZecUt1NSs3cjhU54ZtY
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- Line 751: Move the `written(suite)?` call in the refusal-reporting flow after
both the refusal diagnostics and the `UPHOLD_ALLOW=` hint are printed, so a
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Write the JUnit suite after printing all refusal diagnostics.
If the suite write fails after one or more refusals, written(suite)? returns before the refusal reports and the UPHOLD_ALLOW= hint. Moving the write only after the refusal loop still places it before the hint. Print the hint first, then write the suite.
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for refusal in &refusals {
eprintln!("guard refused: {}", refused_by(policy, refusal));
eprintln!("{}", refusal.report.trim_end());
eprintln!();
}
if !refusals.is_empty() {
eprintln!(
"Override one of these once with UPHOLD_ALLOW={}",
refusals
.iter()
.map(|refusal| refusal.id.as_str())
.collect::<Vec<&str>>()
.join(",")
);
+ }
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+ written(suite)?;
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+ if !refusals.is_empty() {
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Review comment at @src/guard/mod.rs at line 751:
Move the `written(suite)?` call in the refusal-reporting flow after both the
refusal diagnostics and the `UPHOLD_ALLOW=` hint are printed, so a suite-write
failure cannot suppress them. Preserve the existing `Exit::Violations` return
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| // cannot be written must stop the run while it has judged nothing too. | ||
| let evidence = evidence.as_deref().map(junit::Sink::create).transpose()?; |
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Remove stale JUnit output before staged-run setup.
If config::load fails, or reading pre-push input fails, the command exits before Sink::create and leaves an earlier report at UPHOLD_JUNIT. This contradicts the documented contract that a failure before the first rule leaves the file absent. A caller can mistake the earlier report for evidence from the failed run.
runner::push does not fail when neither ref channel supplies data; it returns Source::Absent. Clear the old file only for a staged run, after the --text rejection. Clearing it earlier would delete a report when --text exits without producing staged evidence.
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if evidence.is_some() && text_source.is_some() {
// `--text` reaches rules through `text::judged`, which returns refusals
// only. A document written from it could name what refused and could
// not honestly name what passed, so this seam writes none until it can.
return Err(Fatal::new(format!(
"{} is set, and `uphold guard --text` does not write evidence yet: \
it learns only what refused, never what passed. Unset {} for this run",
junit::VARIABLE,
junit::VARIABLE
)));
}
+ if stage.is_some() {
+ if let Some(path) = evidence.as_deref() {
+ match std::fs::remove_file(path) {
+ Ok(()) => {}
+ Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => {}
+ Err(error) => {
+ return Err(Fatal::at(
+ path,
+ format!("{}: {error}", junit::VARIABLE),
+ ))
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
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In the staged-run setup around `stage` and `evidence`, remove any existing JUnit
report after the `--text` rejection and before setup continues; ignore a
not-found error, but return a `Fatal` error for other removal failures. Only
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The text seams answered in refusals only, so #388's evidence file could not be written from them. The text dispatch now returns one answer per rule it consulted: pass, refuse, unknown, bypass, or out of scope at this destination, a fifth state a stage never has. The seam's exit code and stderr are derived from that list, so the human report and the file cannot disagree, and the kani proofs in `text` are extended to it. Each seam writes one document per invocation: `uphold shim <command>`, `uphold hook <harness>` and `uphold guard --text`, `package="uphold"`. Out of scope is a skipped testcase with `scope=destination`, because a rule stood down at this destination is a run-time decision a reader of a bypass log asks about, where a rule a stage never declared is a fact about the policy. A `subject` property carries the subject kind and never its content; no destination, owner, URL, branch, argv or body text enters the file, since the destination is what prevent-unowned-target protects. Consultations write the rules they ran and not themselves. UPHOLD_JUNIT or --junit naming an existing directory writes one `<suite>-<id>.xml` per invocation, named by a v8 UUID built from the clock, the process id and a counter. The shim and hook accept only the directory form, a file there being exit 2 before the command runs; the hook and `guard --text` take --junit, the shim has no flag. UPHOLD_ALLOW=all at the shim writes a suite of zero tests with the suite property `allowed=all`. `guard --text` writes a document instead of refusing; the refusal's test and the proof helpers the old answer shape needed go with it, each replaced by the per-answer form or the shadow-array form: clean_means_every_consulted_kind_looked_and_found_nothing, every_consulted_kind_is_asked_once_and_every_finding_is_kept, looked_and_found_nothing, the_text_seam_refuses_to_run_with_the_variable_set, the_verdict_is_a_function_of_the_consulted_answers. The proofs model the list cheaply: a four-letter answer alphabet, a unit ledger with a refusal counter for the two verdict proofs, and a fixed shadow array of byte codes for the two list proofs. The first shape, a vector of outcomes read back symbolically, took minutes and gigabytes per harness and put the CI job past its runner's memory. That first shape's proof a_consulted_kind_that_could_not_look_is_broken_and_ends_the_list is folded into a_consulted_kind_that_could_not_look and the_list_is_a_function_of_the_consulted_answers, and its helper outcome, which decoded a ledger entry into an Outcome, is gone with the entries it decoded. Closes #389. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BxiYVoqKiSHbbi4BMzPyba
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…#390) The text seams answered in refusals only, so #388's evidence file could not be written from them. The text dispatch now returns one answer per rule it consulted: pass, refuse, unknown, bypass, or out of scope at this destination, a fifth state a stage never has. The seam's exit code and stderr are derived from that list, so the human report and the file cannot disagree, and the kani proofs in `text` are extended to it. Each seam writes one document per invocation: `uphold shim <command>`, `uphold hook <harness>` and `uphold guard --text`, `package="uphold"`. Out of scope is a skipped testcase with `scope=destination`, because a rule stood down at this destination is a run-time decision a reader of a bypass log asks about, where a rule a stage never declared is a fact about the policy. A `subject` property carries the subject kind and never its content; no destination, owner, URL, branch, argv or body text enters the file, since the destination is what prevent-unowned-target protects. Consultations write the rules they ran and not themselves. UPHOLD_JUNIT or --junit naming an existing directory writes one `<suite>-<id>.xml` per invocation, named by a v8 UUID built from the clock, the process id and a counter. The shim and hook accept only the directory form, a file there being exit 2 before the command runs; the hook and `guard --text` take --junit, the shim has no flag. UPHOLD_ALLOW=all at the shim writes a suite of zero tests with the suite property `allowed=all`. `guard --text` writes a document instead of refusing; the refusal's test and the proof helpers the old answer shape needed go with it, each replaced by the per-answer form or the shadow-array form: clean_means_every_consulted_kind_looked_and_found_nothing, every_consulted_kind_is_asked_once_and_every_finding_is_kept, looked_and_found_nothing, the_text_seam_refuses_to_run_with_the_variable_set, the_verdict_is_a_function_of_the_consulted_answers. The proofs model the list cheaply: a four-letter answer alphabet, a unit ledger with a refusal counter for the two verdict proofs, and a fixed shadow array of byte codes for the two list proofs. The first shape, a vector of outcomes read back symbolically, took minutes and gigabytes per harness and put the CI job past its runner's memory. That first shape's proof a_consulted_kind_that_could_not_look_is_broken_and_ends_the_list is folded into a_consulted_kind_that_could_not_look and the_list_is_a_function_of_the_consulted_answers, and its helper outcome, which decoded a ledger entry into an Outcome, is gone with the entries it decoded. Closes #389. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BxiYVoqKiSHbbi4BMzPyba
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uphold guard --stage STAGE --junit FILE, orUPHOLD_JUNIT=/abs/file.xmlfor a hook run whose argv the caller does not own, writes one JUnit XML document per run: one testsuite for the stage (package="uphold"), one testcase per rule evaluated. Unset, nothing is written and the run is unchanged.failureerrorskipped, propertyallowed=id|allclassnameis the bundled set orlocal; properties carrybuiltin,set,stageand the binary version. No subject text, no hostname, no user name.Replaces the JSON Lines record of #387 (
UPHOLD_VERDICTS, unreleased), as the revised design in #386 decided: the fleet already has one evidence format, and four testcase states equal the four guard answers.Rules
error, rules after it get no testcase, exit 2.guard --textwith the variable set is exit 2; the shim anduphold hookdo not read it.Library
quick-junit0.8 (nextest's). It writes nohostnameunless asked;junit-reportwriteshostname="localhost"always, whichno-running-os-identity-metadatarefuses.cargo deny checkpasses unchanged.Tests
tests/guard_cli.rsreads each file back with quick-junit: pass, refuse, bypass (idandall), error-then-nothing, unwritable, empty and relative values, zero-rule stage, policy that will not load,--text, no hostname under the identity rule, and a realgit pushthrough a pre-push hook.src/junit.rsholds two unit tests. Fullcargo test, clippy--all-targets,cargo fmt --check,cargo deny check,uphold checkanduphold scanpass.Docs:
docs/REFERENCE.md"Recording what a stage decided" (replacing the #387 section),docs/DESIGN.md"uphold decides; it does not record".Closes #386.
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UPHOLD_JUNIT. The report includes one testcase per evaluated rule, with statuses for passes, refusals, lookup errors, and bypasses.UPHOLD_VERDICTSJSONL output. Invalid paths and use withguard --textare rejected.