fix(ci,on-ramp): make CI green on main and give downstream consumers a real on-ramp (#771) - #772
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WalkthroughThis change adds consumer guidance and a runnable WebAssembly host-boundary example. It updates parser tests, WebAssembly harness checks, and CI diagnostics. It also removes automatic cancellation from the governance bridge and adds two pull-request probe workflows. ChangesConsumer on-ramp and validation
Governance workflow probes
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NodeHost
participant WasmRuntime
participant AffineGuest
NodeHost->>WasmRuntime: Instantiate boundary.wasm with host imports
WasmRuntime->>AffineGuest: Call detect
AffineGuest->>NodeHost: Call bw_detect_blocks
NodeHost-->>AffineGuest: Return success status
WasmRuntime->>AffineGuest: Call fill
AffineGuest->>NodeHost: Call bw_fill_blocks
NodeHost-->>AffineGuest: Return error status
AffineGuest->>NodeHost: Request error code and message bytes
NodeHost-->>AffineGuest: Return error code and message bytes
NodeHost->>WasmRuntime: Assert exports and error results
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| "https://github.com/hyperpolymath/blocky-writer", "/tmp/probe/bw"], |
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| out.append("clone failed: " + clone.stderr[-400:]) | ||
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| src = pathlib.Path("/tmp/probe/bw/src") |
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| probe_dir = pathlib.Path("/tmp/parse-probe") |
…overnance bridge, gate a consumer example - test/e2e: the #644 case asserted a program the grammar has never accepted. Measured on the issue's repro and its variants (tools/ci/diag-probe.sh): the empty arm parses in every position; what fails is a mid-block `match` with no trailing `;`. The case now keeps the empty arm and terminates the statement, and a companion test pins the `;` rule so it stops being folklore. - governance-baseline.yml: 30-for-30 startup_failure. The caller-side concurrency block is the BP008 half that was missed (the local reusable was cleaned, the caller was not). Removed, matching the working sibling caller spark-theatre-gate.yml. - examples/consumers/extension-boundary: a real consumer — `extern fn` host surface, wasm target, host-supplied BW_* error taxonomy — with a Node harness, gated in the build job. - docs/ON-RAMP.adoc + README quick start: the page the consumer asked for, stating measured state (no release assets yet) rather than aspirational. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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…otheses - The `dune runtest` repair landed (build/coverage both green on the parts they can reach); that unmasked `Run codegen WASM tests`, which had been skipped on every run since 2026-09-21. The probe now runs the whole remaining chain (codegen WASM, Bun-ESM, native Bun, face transformers, no-extension-ts) in one cycle so the rest of the cascade is visible without one failure per push. - Two throwaway workflows test why `Governance Baseline` cannot start: A grants job-level permissions to the same local reusable, B drops the reusable entirely. Whichever starts tells us the axis. - examples README for the on-ramp consumer. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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Three tests/codegen harnesses applied `.instance` to the Module overload of WebAssembly.instantiate, which resolves to the Instance itself; the result was `undefined` -> "TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'exports')". test_dom_pilot_startup_error.mjs died first and, because tools/run_codegen_wasm_tests.sh ran under `set -e`, aborted the harness loop: every harness sorting after it (33 files, up to test_while_loop.mjs) silently stopped executing in CI. - fix the three harnesses (use the BufferSource overload and destructure, or take the Module-overload result directly) - make the runner fail-late: collect compile and harness failures, print the full roll-call, exit non-zero once - one bad harness can no longer mask the rest of the corpus - add tools/check-wasm-harness-idioms.sh (+ .mjs) so the mix-up cannot come back; wired into the build job next to the codegen WASM step - diag-probe: collapse the cascade annotation to a capped digest (GitHub truncates check-run annotations at ~4096 bytes, which hid every step after the first verbose one) Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/governance-baseline.yml:
- Around line 46-48: Update the startup-failure explanation in the governance
baseline workflow comments to state the observed failure separately from its
cause; remove the unverified caller-and-callee concurrency-collision claim,
since governance-baseline-impl.yml has no concurrency declaration.
Review comments at @examples/consumers/extension-boundary/host.mjs:
- Around line 66-68: Update the error-message accessors in the host failure
flow: when fail records a message, cache its TextEncoder-encoded bytes, then
have bw_error_message_len and bw_error_message_byte return the byte-array length
and indexed byte values. Update the round-trip assertion to decode those bytes
and include a non-ASCII message.
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- Line 79: Update the guest message_len and message_byte functions to pass their
status argument to the host accessors, and update those accessors to select the
message matching that status code rather than reading lastFailure. Ensure both
accessors return data for the supplied status.
Review comments at @tools/check-wasm-harness-idioms.mjs:
- Around line 80-86: Update the harness gate’s `stmtStart` and destructuring
check to detect assignments spanning lines and `const { module, instance } =
await WebAssembly.instantiate(...)`. Ensure both incorrect result-shape forms
are reported rather than passing the gate.
Review comments at @tools/ci/diag-probe.sh:
- Around line 29-32: Update the subprocess helper around subprocess.run to catch
OSError, returning a diagnostic result in the same format as the existing
timeout result so a missing executable does not stop the probe from reporting
subsequent results.
- Line 17: Replace urllib.parse.quote in the annotation-message construction
with workflow-command escaping: escape percent signs first, then carriage
returns and newlines, while leaving spaces and punctuation unchanged.
- Around line 234-237: Set a timeout on the subprocess.run call that clones
blocky-writer, and handle subprocess.TimeoutExpired by reporting it in the
downstream annotation. Preserve the existing handling for other clone outcomes.
- Line 18: Update the annotation emitted by annotate() in the probe script to
use notice-level annotations for informational results, including successful
probes, and reserve error-level annotations for failures.
- Line 16: Update annotate to keep annotation messages within the runner’s
4096-character limit, selecting the most useful matching log lines for the
annotation and placing additional detail in the step summary.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the startup-failure explanation.
The comment says that a caller-and-callee concurrency collision survived after the callee’s block was removed. The supplied callee has no concurrency declaration, so that explanation does not account for the continued failures. State the observed failure separately from the proposed cause until the cause is confirmed.
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Update the startup-failure explanation in the governance baseline workflow
comments to state the observed failure separately from its cause; remove the
unverified caller-and-callee concurrency-collision claim, since
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| bw_error_message_len: () => lastFailure?.message.length ?? 0, | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Encode messages before exposing byte accessors.
message.length counts UTF-16 code units, and charCodeAt returns a code unit, not a byte. For a message containing é, the host reports one unit with value 233, rather than the two UTF-8 bytes. Cache TextEncoder output when fail records the message. Return its byte length and indexed bytes. Decode those bytes in the round-trip assertion and include a non-ASCII message. (tc39.es)
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Update the error-message accessors in the host failure flow: when fail records a
message, cache its TextEncoder-encoded bytes, then have bw_error_message_len and
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make the message accessors select the supplied status.
After fill records error 1042, message_len(1051) returns the length of error 1042's message. message_byte has the same mismatch. Both guest functions discard the non-zero status, while the host reads lastFailure. Pass status to the host accessors and select its message by code. Otherwise, document and expose an accessor for the latest failure without a status argument.
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Update the guest message_len and message_byte functions to pass their status
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| if (/\{\s*instance\s*(?::\s*[\w$]+\s*)?\}\s*=\s*(?:await\s*)?$/.test(head)) { |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Detect common multiline destructuring in the harness gate.
The stmtStart calculation discards the assignment if it ends on the preceding line. The pattern also excludes const { module, instance } = await WebAssembly.instantiate(mod, imports). Both forms destructure the wrong result shape, but this gate reports success. Parse the assignment or extend the check to cover these forms.
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Update the harness gate’s `stmtStart` and destructuring check to detect
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WebAssembly.instantiate(...)`. Ensure both incorrect result-shape forms are
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep annotation messages within the runner limit.
When the first 80 matching log lines exceed 4096 characters, the runner truncates the annotation before the appended log tail. The current 60000-character limit therefore hides the final failure context. Select the most useful lines within the runner limit and put additional detail in the step summary. (github.com)
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Update annotate to keep annotation messages within the runner’s 4096-character
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Use workflow-command escaping, not URL encoding.
urllib.parse.quote changes spaces and punctuation to sequences such as %20 and %3A. The Actions runner does not decode those sequences in annotation messages, so ordinary compiler errors become difficult to read. Escape only %, carriage returns, and newlines, in that order. (github.com)
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| msg = urllib.parse.quote(text[:limit], safe="") | |
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Replace urllib.parse.quote in the annotation-message construction with
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use an error annotation only for a failure.
The workflow runs this script even after successful tests. Every probe calls annotate(), so a successful run receives error annotations for results such as rc=0. Use ::notice:: for informational results and reserve ::error:: for failures. GitHub defines these as different annotation levels. (docs.github.com) Based on learnings, use notice annotations for informational status.
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Update the annotation emitted by annotate() in the probe script to use
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Report a missing executable without stopping the probe.
If setup fails before opam becomes available, the if: always() step still reaches the parser probe. subprocess.run(["opam", ...]) then raises OSError, which this helper does not catch. Python exits before it reports the parser, example, and downstream results. Catch OSError and return a diagnostic result alongside the timeout result. (docs.python.org)
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Update the subprocess helper around subprocess.run to catch OSError, returning a
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Bound the downstream clone.
If the remote connection stalls, this subprocess.run has no timeout. The always-run diagnostic step can then occupy the CI job until its job-level timeout, even when earlier checks succeeded. Give the clone a timeout and report TimeoutExpired in the downstream annotation. (docs.python.org)
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Set a timeout on the subprocess.run call that clones blocky-writer, and handle
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Both reds in the cascade had root causes, not flakes: 1. tools/run_codegen_bun_tests.sh — "legacy runtime reference emitted in host_profile.bun.js". The gate greps the --bun-esm artefact for 'deno' (case-insensitive) and the only hit is a comment in common_prelude, which is emitted for BOTH host profiles: "otherwise globalThis so a Deno/Node harness can install document/window mocks". That is Deno-era prose inside a Bun-targeted artefact; reword it runtime-neutrally. The gate also now prints the offending lines instead of only the verdict, and the runner is fail-late (collects every check, reports a roll-call) so one red check cannot hide the others. 2. tests/codegen-deno corpus — "EACCES: permission denied, scandir '/root'". The Deno-scripting harnesses mocked a globalThis.Deno object with an in-memory FS, but this corpus is compiled with --bun-esm: the Bun prelude resolves node:fs lazily through process.getBuiltinModule() and reads process.argv / process.exit, so the Deno stub was inert and walkRecursive walked the runner's real /root. The harnesses now stub the seam the emission actually uses (getBuiltinModule + argv + exit). Verified locally by running both harnesses against modules that replicate the emitted call patterns; the corpus runner is fail-late too. Local mimic modules used for that verification are gitignored build artefacts and are not part of this commit. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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This follow-up PR contains CodeRabbit auto-fixes for #772. **Files modified:** - `tests/codegen-deno/deno_scripting.harness.mjs` - `tests/codegen-deno/deno_scripting_part2.harness.mjs` - `tools/run_codegen_bun_tests.sh` Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: CodeRabbit <noreply@coderabbit.ai>
…ESM corpus (follow-up to #772) (#774) Follow-up to #772 (merged as 8941c87, plus CodeRabbit's doc-comment pass #773). ## Why main is still red With #772's masking fixes in, `build` now reaches step 15 **Run codegen Bun-ESM tests** and stops on one harness: ``` 1 of 32 Bun-ESM harness(es) failed - dom_startup_error.harness.mjs ReferenceError: h is not defined ``` Root cause is in the compiler, not the test: `tests/codegen-deno/dom_startup_error.affine` says `use Dom::{VNode, div, h1, p, text}`, and `stdlib/Dom.affine`'s `div`/`h1`/`p` are one-line wrappers around Dom's own `pub fn h(...)`. `Module_loader.flatten_imports` inlined exactly the named decls and left `h` out of the flattened program, so the emitted module called an undefined `h`. `ImportGlob`/`ImportSimple` already inline every public decl for this reason — `ImportList` was the odd one out. Any consumer writing `use M::{x}` where `x` delegates internally hits this. ## What this does * `lib/module_loader.ml` — close over the named decls' free variables to a fixpoint, pulling the module's own value decls (private helpers included) in dependency order. Aliases keep their behaviour: the closure runs on original names, renaming is applied afterwards. * `lib/ast.ml`, `lib/codegen.ml` — move `find_free_vars` into `ast.ml` (re-exported from `codegen.ml` for existing call sites) so the loader can share the walker instead of adding a fourth private copy. Codegen depends on Module_loader, so the loader could not reach the copy where it lived. ## Verification The OCaml build is the verification (no local toolchain here); the CI run on this PR is the check. Once step 15 passes, steps 16–18 (native Bun-ESM, face transformers, extension.ts) execute for the first time in this pipeline instead of being skipped behind it. ## Before merge The temporary `[diag]` probe (`tools/ci/diag-probe.sh`, `.github/workflows/zz-probe-*.yml`, the `ci.yml` `[diag]` step) is still present — it came in with #772 and is what makes this failure visible without Actions log access. It is deleted in a follow-up commit on this branch once the run is green, so what merges carries no diagnostics scaffolding. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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Draft — work in progress. Tracks #771.
Diagnostic instrumentation in this commit is temporary and will be removed before merge (it exists only to surface CI failure text as annotations, which is the only channel reachable from the authoring sandbox).