ci: have the generator declare which paths it owns, and check it wrote them by thedavidmeister · Pull Request #392 · rainlanguage/rainix

thedavidmeister · 2026-09-20T12:31:17Z

Part of rainlanguage/rain.factory.deploy#35, which closes once consumers adopt the new rain-deploy from the companion PR rainlanguage/rain.deploy#327 — merging this alone checks nothing, because until then no generator prints an owns line.

Reworked. The first version of this PR left the currency check defective and
added a second check beside it, paid for by a hand-written
script/codegen-manifest.txt in 15 repos. That approach was superseded by the
ruling on issue 35. This one repairs the check instead.

Nothing is declared by hand and no repo goes red on merge, so
#394 and its 15 child issues no longer describe any work this
needs.

The defect

rainix-copy-artifacts currency-checks committed generated sources by re-running
each codegen hook and then git diff --exit-code. A generator that has STOPPED
emitting a file writes nothing, so the committed copy — already correct — is left
exactly as it is, nothing differs, and the job is green over a dead emitter.
Reproduced with a control in the issue: a marker appended to a generated file is
erased by a live generator and survives one whose single emitting call was
removed, with git diff clean throughout.

What the check lacked

Not a manifest. It could not tell a file left unwritten because its emitter is
dead from a file left unwritten because it is a frozen src/generated/<tag>/
release snapshot that is never meant to be rewritten. That is why a blanket
"delete the generated files, regenerate, diff" false-reds every deploy repo, and
it is the one fact neither the diff nor the filesystem has.

It lives in the generator. In a deploy repo LibRainDeploySnapshot already
computes every path the generator owns, from the same contract list and the same
constants its writers use — and the frozen record is excluded there by
construction, because cutRelease() is the only thing that writes it.

The fix

The generator declares, on stdout, the paths it owns:

rainix-codegen owns src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol

Whether each was written is observed by CI, never reported by the generator:
a generator whose write call is gone but which still printed a wrote line would
pass, which is the dead-emitter bug one level up. So the job runs
codegen-declaration mark before the first codegen hook, recording every tracked
file's mtime, tees every hook's stdout into one log, and runs
codegen-declaration verify after the last hook and before forge fmt. verify
fails, by name, on any path declared owns whose mtime did not move or that is
absent. vm.writeFile rewrites unconditionally, so a live emitter moves the mtime
even when the bytes are identical — exactly the case the diff cannot tell from a
dead one. A tracked file written but not declared is a printed note. Any
rainix-codegen line other than owns <repo-relative path> — including wrote —
fails the job.

Nothing is maintained by hand, so nothing goes stale: a repo whose generator
computes where to write emits these lines from the same code. A repo whose hooks
print nothing keeps exactly today's behaviour — green, with a note saying a dead
emitter there is still invisible.

Why not delete-and-regenerate in CI

Because it cannot compile. A deploy repo's generator imports its own generated
output: rain.factory.deploy's script/Build.sol pulls in
CloneFactoryDeploySuites, which imports both src/generated/candidate/CloneFactory.sol
and src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol. Removing those before running the generator
makes the generator itself uncompilable. Foundry compiles before it runs, so a
generator CAN clear its own outputs mid-run — CI cannot clear them for it. Making
absence visible is therefore only available inside the generator process, which
is the other half of why this fact has to come from there.

Why stdout

A cheatcode write needs an fs_permissions entry for the path it writes.
Consumers permit ./src and little else, so a declaration written to a state
file would need a foundry.toml edit in every deploy repo — an adoption cost
this is specifically avoiding. console.log needs no permission at all. Verified
against forge 1.7.2: forge script prints the log lines on stdout under
== Logs ==, indented two spaces, with nightly warnings on stderr — so the tee
captures declarations and not warning noise, and the parser matches trimmed.

pipefail is set in every teed step: bash reports tee's status otherwise, and
a failing generator would pass the step it just failed. A test enforces it.

Composite action, not a pinned-sha run step

rainlanguage/rainix/.github/actions/codegen-declaration@main resolves the
binary via path:$GITHUB_ACTION_PATH/../../.., so the check version always
matches the action version and no RAINIX_SHA bump window exists in which
consumers see unknown subcommand. Same pattern as mutation-ledger and
prompt-cap. The workflow's other run steps still use the pinned sha, and a test
enforces that.

Adoption cost: none

The check is driven by what the generator says, so a repo that says nothing is
unaffected — which is every repo, on merge. rainix#394 measured 15 repos that
would have had to commit a manifest before this could merge; none of them has to
do anything now, and nothing in this PR reddens them.

What a consumer changes to be covered

One repo, not fifteen: rainlanguage/rain.deploy#327. BuildScript.run() there prints
LibRainDeploySnapshot.generatedPaths(recordRoot(), releaseRecordNames(), snapshotContractNames())
— every candidate snapshot, every current contract's released-suites lib and
LibReleasedSuites — computed from the names, independently of which writers
regenerateSnapshots() / regenerateLibs() happen to call, which is what makes a
removed call detectable at all.

8 of the 15 repos inherit that BuildScript (rain.deploy, raindex,
rain.factory.deploy, rain.metadata.deploy, rainlang.deploy,
rain.math.float.deploy, rain.extrospection.deploy,
rain.tofu.erc20-decimals.deploy) and pick the declaration up on a soldeer bump.
rain.factory.deploy#35 closes once those consumers have adopted it. The word repos
(rainlang, rain.flare, rain.merkle, rain.dia, rain.pyth,
rain.erc4626.words) drive rain-sol-codegen's LibFs from a plain Script
and would declare from there or from their own Build.sol; rain.metadata has
no Build.sol at all. None is blocked, and none is red in the meantime.

Relationship to the two open PRs in this area

Both still conflict textually on rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml, main.rs and
flake.nix.

#319 (run codegen to a fixed point). Writes are observed by mtime, and
forge fmt moves mtimes, so verify must run before fmt (a workflow test
enforces it). #319 folds fmt into the looped pipeline; reconciling the two means
verify closes the window before the first fmt in the loop, or fmt's own writes
are excluded. That is a real ordering constraint, not textual.

#318 (one canonical generated-sources dir). Textual overlap only. This PR
introduces no new src/generated literal.

QA

Tests run here, in the rainix devshell at 834261d4: cargo test in rainix-static, 312 passed and 0 failed. bats passed 22/22: 14 cases in test/bats/action/codegen-declaration.test.bats and 8 in test/bats/workflow/rainix-copy-artifacts.test.bats.
The oracle is the issue's control/mutant pair, not this implementation. "a generator that stopped emitting a file fails, though git diff is clean" asserts both halves: verify exits 1 naming src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol, and git diff --exit-code still exits 0. Its control, "a live generator rewriting identical bytes is clean", asserts that the mtime moves when the bytes do not change.
Mutants applied, run and reverted, with the tree clean afterwards. All were killed:
- P: wrote lines silently accepted. Killed by Rust 311/312 and by bats action case 5 ("a generator claiming a write it did not make cannot pass").
- Q: verify moved after forge fmt. Killed by workflow case 7 ("verified after the last codegen hook and before forge fmt").
End to end against real forge, on the companion PR's branch with this rainix-static: forge script ./script/Build.sol printed six owns lines and verify exited 0. With writeReleasedSuitesAggregate deleted, verify exited 1 naming src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol, while git diff --exit-code -- src exited 0.

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New Features
- Added automated validation for generated-file ownership and write declarations during artifact copying.
- Generators can report owned and written paths, with checks for missing, unwritten, malformed, or unsafe declarations.
Documentation
- Updated workflow documentation to explain generator ownership and write-status reporting.
Tests
- Expanded coverage for successful generation, missing outputs, undeclared files, inactive generators, invalid reports, and workflow integration.

`rainix-copy-artifacts` currency-checks committed generated sources by re-running every consumer codegen hook and then `git diff --exit-code`. That method has one blind spot, and it is total: a generator that has STOPPED emitting a file writes nothing, so the committed copy — already correct — is left exactly as it is, nothing differs, and the job is green over a dead emitter (rainlanguage/rain.factory.deploy#35, reproduced there with a control). The blind spot is structural. The generator's output is the check's only oracle for what the committed files should contain, so a file the generator never writes has no oracle at all. Seeing it needs an INDEPENDENT statement of which committed files are generated: `script/codegen-manifest.txt`. New `rainix-static codegen-witness mark|verify --state <file>`, wired into the workflow as a composite action at `@main`: - `mark` records every git-tracked file's mtime before the first codegen hook. - `verify` re-stats after the last hook, before `forge fmt`, and calls a file WRITTEN when it exists and its mtime moved. `vm.writeFile` rewrites unconditionally, so a live emitter moves the mtime even when the bytes are identical — exactly the case the diff cannot tell from a dead emitter. - Any declared path nothing wrote fails the job, naming the file. Listed-must-be-written, not set equality: a file written but not declared is a printed note, never a failure, so an incidental write inside the window (forge build is in there) cannot redden every consumer at once. Scope is git-tracked files, keeping out/, cache/, broadcast/ and dependencies/ out of the witness regardless of a repo's .gitignore hygiene. A composite action rather than a pinned-sha run step, so the check version always matches the action version and no RAINIX_SHA bump window leaves consumers red with `unknown subcommand` between two merges. Consumers: the 15 rainlanguage repos that carry a codegen hook must each add a `script/codegen-manifest.txt` or their copy-artifacts job fails. The failing job prints the manifest that run would justify, for review and commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The PR replaces mtime-based codegen verification with owns and wrote declarations. It adds a Rust checker, composite action, workflow wiring, documentation, and tests.

Changes: Codegen declaration verification

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Declaration engine and CLI `rainix-static/src/codegen_declaration.rs`, `rainix-static/src/main.rs`	The new command parses declarations, validates paths, reports malformed or missing outputs, and exposes the checker through the CLI.
Action and workflow integration `.github/actions/codegen-declaration/action.yml`, `.github/workflows/rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml`, `README.md`	The workflow tees all four hook outputs into a temporary log and runs the declaration check before the committed-artifacts diff. The README documents the protocol and outcomes.
Behavior and workflow validation `test/bats/action/codegen-declaration.test.bats`, `test/bats/workflow/rainix-copy-artifacts.test.bats`, `flake.nix`	Tests cover clean runs, dead emitters, missing files, undeclared writes, malformed declarations, action arguments, hook wiring, ordering, pinned references, and test-task inclusion.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CodegenHooks
  participant RunnerLog
  participant DeclarationAction
  participant RainixStatic
  participant Worktree
  CodegenHooks->>RunnerLog: tee owns and wrote declarations
  DeclarationAction->>RainixStatic: run codegen-declaration with log
  RainixStatic->>RunnerLog: read declaration lines
  RainixStatic->>Worktree: check declared paths
  RainixStatic-->>DeclarationAction: return clean result or offences

Suggested reviewers: siddharth2207

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The declaration check can change for a consumer without its checked-out code changing. Resolve or explicitly accept that version coupling before merging.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		Issue [`#35`] requires `rainix-copy-artifacts` to detect a stopped emitter for committed generated files. The checker validates only paths declared in the log. The workflow and `codegen_declaration::run…	Add declaration emission for the affected generator, including every owned path and every write, or provide an equivalent non-manual ownership source for committed generated files. Add an integration test that runs the consumer workflow wit…
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 77.08% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 48 functions across 6 files. (2 skipped: …	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: generators declare owned paths and the workflow verifies that they were written.
Out of Scope Changes check		The workflow wiring, composite action, Rust parser and checker, documentation, and Rust/Bats tests all support the [`#35`] currency-check objective. No unrelated product behavior or unrelated repository…
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The workflow wiring, composite action, Rust parser and checker, documentation, and Rust/Bats tests all support the [#35] currency-check objective. No unrelated product behavior or unrelated repository change is shown.

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Issue [#35] requires rainix-copy-artifacts to detect a stopped emitter for committed generated files. The checker validates only paths declared in the log. The workflow and codegen_declaration::run treat a log with no owns declarations as clean. The PR description also states that no real generator emits declarations yet. Therefore, a stopped emitter in the affected consumer remains undetected until that consumer adds declaration output. The parser and dead-emitter tests implement the mechanism, but they do not complete coverage of the current consumer.

Resolution

Add declaration emission for the affected generator, including every owned path and every write, or provide an equivalent non-manual ownership source for committed generated files. Add an integration test that runs the consumer workflow with a stopped emitter and verifies failure while git diff --exit-code remains clean.

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Docstring coverage is 77.08% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 48 functions across 6 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)

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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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…e them Replaces the hand-written script/codegen-manifest.txt witness with a declaration the generator computes: `rainix-codegen owns|wrote <path>` on stdout, teed into one log per job, compared by `rainix-static codegen-declaration`. No repo declares anything, so none goes red on merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…repo-relative An absolute or `..` path let root.join() check a file outside the repo, so a hook could pass the check against an external target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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22-27: Symlink or backslash paths and trailing whitespace inside paths are not covered, but the earlier path-traversal concern is now addressed.

is_repo_relative now rejects absolute paths, .., . and empty segments. This resolves the earlier review comment about root.join(path) escaping the repository. The tests at Lines 164-180 cover these cases.

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Clarify the declaration sentence.

Replace “anything declared owns that no hook then wrote” with “a path declared with owns that no hook reports with wrote.” The current wording is ungrammatical and obscures the condition.

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A generator reporting its own writes passes a dead emitter that still prints its `wrote` line. Writes are now observed: `mark` records every tracked file's mtime before the first codegen hook, `verify` after the last counts a moved mtime as written. Generators declare only `owns`; a `wrote` line is refused as an unknown verb. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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