SBOM / release conformance: the seven rows under CLOUD-608, in one land - #662
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CLOUD-666 `fsct3-min` can never pass: it requires an SPDX 3 field syft cannot emit, so `ntia-check` is guaranteed red and blames the lockfile for it
Why
Measured 2026-08-18 against Step 1 — a document with every field perfect still fails. Taking this repository's real SPDX output and setting
The report cannot explain its own refusal: Step 2 — the cause is a condition the report never surfaces. Step 3 — that condition is unsatisfiable for SPDX 2.x by construction. Step 4 — and the producer cannot emit SPDX 3. syft 1.42.4's output formats are So this is not a data gap, and no amount of enrichment reaches it. The second defect: the gate's own explanation is false. On refusal What lands
Refinement — Ready (2026-08-18)
Left open deliberately, because it is a different decision: whether FSCT v3 conformance is worth pursuing at all. It would need an SPDX 3 producer, which syft is not today. Recording that as a known non-goal is honest; carrying it as a permanently-red gate is not. CLOUD-664 The SBOM lists 244 components for 198 distinct things: one entry per workflow reference, the root package twice, and a spurious `./action`
Why The SBOM reports 244 components for 198 distinct things, and every per-component conformance denominator is computed over the inflated number. Measured 2026-08-18 by regenerating the document from Three separate causes, found while answering CLOUD-629 and CLOUD-630:
The honest inventory is 188 external crates + Why this matters beyond tidiness It is the denominator every sibling issue reasons about. Not the same as narrowing the scan. CLOUD-608 explicitly declined shrinking the document's scope to buy conformance. This is not that: no real dependency leaves the inventory. A duplicate entry and a self-referential path were never things the repository depends on, so removing them corrects the claim instead of weakening it. Refinement — Ready (2026-08-18)
CLOUD-630 `PackageSupplier` is unreachable from `authors`: 44 of 189 crates declare none, and an inferred supplier is a worse artifact than NOASSERTION
Why Parent: CLOUD-608.
A small measurement to settle first. The parent reports 53 components carrying a supplier (243 − 190) while computing 54 non-cargo components. Those two numbers cannot both describe "the non-cargo components carry a supplier"; one non-cargo component either lacks a supplier or is miscounted. Resolve the off-by-one before designing anything, because the denominator of every claim below depends on it. Why this is its own issue The parent's own framing is the reason, and it survives here intact: an inventory that asserts a supplier it inferred is a worse artifact than one that says The questions as filed (all three answered below, 2026-08-18)
Pointers. Answered 2026-08-18 by measurement, against The question dissolves, because
So the supplier field reaches 189/189 on the cargo subset, and the overclaim worry the parent epic recorded does not arise: nothing is inferred, and the field that would have required inference is left Question 3 — no, the non-cargo components need no rule of their own. They already carry supplier and originator, and the answer above does not contradict what syft wrote there; it is the same reading applied to a registry instead of a GitHub namespace. The off-by-one this issue was asked to resolve — it was an off-by-two, and both are defects. Regenerating the document gives 244 entries: 189 Refinement — Ready (2026-08-18)
CLOUD-629 Copyright text has no source in `cargo metadata` at all: decide whether the registry cache is a defensible one
Why Parent: CLOUD-608. So closing it needs a source the repository does not currently read. The candidate is the crates-io registry cache, which holds each crate's unpacked source including its Why this is its own issue rather than part of the license enrichment The license clause reads a field cargo already resolved and The questions as filed (all three answered below, 2026-08-18)
Pointers. Answered 2026-08-18 by measurement, against The SBOM was regenerated and the registry cache surveyed. All three questions resolve, and the second one resolves against the obvious implementation. The document, recounted. 244 components, not 243 — the tree has moved since 2026-08-14. They split into 189 Q1 — yes, the registry cache is defensible, because it is not machine data. What is machine state is availability, not content: 179 of the 188 external crates are present on this platform, the other 9 being target-specific dependencies cargo never fetched here. That is the whole risk, and it has a mechanism rather than a judgement — the producer must fail loudly when a lockfile crate is absent from the cache, never emit Q2 — only an anchored holder line counts, and the naive approach is measurably wrong. Surveying the 179 cached crates:
The 50 are the finding. A first-match grep for the word yields, on So: an anchored holder pattern, and never the loose one. And the residue is not Measured against
So Q3 — confirmed, and two of the 55 non-cargo components are defects rather than gaps. The non-cargo components carry no license and no copyright, and no local source can supply either — an action's license lives in its own repository, behind a network call.
Refinement — Ready (2026-08-18)
CLOUD-628 Enrich the SBOM's concluded license for the 189 cargo components from `cargo metadata`
Why Parent: CLOUD-608. That epic's measurement established that the SBOM's three NTIA per-component fields are Measured on
What lands. Refinement — Ready (2026-08-17)
What this does NOT claim. CLOUD-667 The 9 SHA-pinned GitHub Actions are the last conformance gap: license and copyright from a gated, committed table
Why With the cargo subset answered by its three sibling issues, the GitHub Actions are the only remaining gap between this document and Measured 2026-08-18 on
Why a committed table is legitimate here, and not the hand-maintained-list anti-pattern. A SHA-pinned action's license is immutable: the bytes at that commit cannot change, so the fact is a property of this commit rather than of the world — exactly as The alternative, fetching each action's The 9 actions, for whoever populates the table: Refinement — Ready (2026-08-18)
CLOUD-631 Promote `sbom-ntia-conformance` from `warn` to `deny` in the change that makes it pass
Why Parent: CLOUD-608. This is the epic's gate movement, held separate because a severity is a statement about whether the gap is someone else's to close.
Blocked, and the dependency is a real one rather than a courtesy.
Resolved 2026-08-18: the outcome is a promotion, and
The But the standards set has to shrink first, and that is not negotiable arithmetic. Refinement — Ready (2026-08-18)
Pointers. CLOUD-608 The SBOM's supplier, license and copyright fields are NOASSERTION on every component, because a cargo lockfile carries none
Why CLOUD-580 landed the conformance verdict and, in landing it, settled that the verdict cannot currently be green. Measured 2026-08-14 on The cause is not a syft flag anyone forgot. So the three fields have to come from somewhere else. Why this is filed rather than folded into CLOUD-580 CLOUD-580's rule is the sensor and it works: What would land
Measured at refinement (2026-08-15) — the stated outcome is not reachable by the stated change Question 1 is answered, and the answer moves the ceiling rather than confirming it.
So enriching from
Consequence for the acceptance criteria as written. NTIA's minimum elements are per-component, so " Decision (2026-08-17): option 2 — widen to full conformance, which makes this an epic The scope call is made: widen to full conformance. The measurement above showed that a single-source enrichment cannot reach the stated outcome, and the issue itself judged this option "materially bigger than this issue as filed, and probably its own epic." That is the shape it takes — this row becomes the epic and carries no work of its own, and the three sources plus the gate movement become children, each with its own risk and its own gate. The reasoning that reached it is preserved: option 1 (license alone) is now a child rather than the whole issue, so its coverage-limited acceptance is stated where it belongs instead of narrowing the epic's promise. Option 3 (narrow the scan) was not taken — it changes what the inventory CLAIMS, against Children
What the epic promises, restated 2026-08-18 — and conformance turned out to be reachable. The two bullets under What would land are superseded by the children, but not in the direction the 08-17 note expected. Measurement since then found a source for all three fields with zero inference, so the epic does promise a conformant document and a promoted severity — for the Three findings changed the picture, each recorded on its own child:
The off-by-one is resolved: it was an off-by-two, and both were scan defects rather than data gaps — the root package listed twice, and a spurious Still unmeasured, and cheap for a child to settle during implementation rather than blocking: does the enrichment survive Refinement gateChildren of this epic are gated by the project-level Definition of Ready & Done, in the vocabulary of Batten CLI — the Button house style. This parent restates none of the eight clauses and merges no child's block: each child carries its own per-clause specializations. The parent closes when every child is Done or Canceled. CLOUD-926 Fleet dispatch: everything outside CLOUD-911 — seven bundles, seven lands, and the lease already serializes them
The complement of CLOUD-911, bundled for the minimum number of lands. CLOUD-911 owns the bash retirement in two PRs; this row owns everything else, and it is written to the same economics: the landing lease is fleet-wide and charges per PAID land — a lap that reaches CI buys ~17 job-minutes, a lap that loses the lease or finds Seven bundles, not five — the title said five until 2026-08-22 23:1x, while §Reconciliation below had already added PR-F and PR-G. A headline contradicting its own table is the defect CLOUD-923 records, so the title is corrected rather than left for a reader to reconcile. The scope, stated before the plan, because it is bigger than a bundleMeasured 2026-08-22: 251 open rows — 99 Todo, 152 Backlog. Minus CLOUD-911's eleven, that is ~240 rows, which is the roadmap rather than a dispatch. This row bundles the Todo set only, and the reason is a gate, not a preference. Why five, and what sets the ceilingCorrected in place 2026-08-22 23:1x. The first version of this section had the causality backwards, and the §Reconciliation below reached the same conclusion independently from It read: " Lapping is A lap is metered only when it reaches CI. So What disjointness actually buys, and it is worth keeping for this: freedom from the one thing that stops
The one lever on CI spend is Draft iteration is free, including for the two bundles that edit workflowsVerified rather than assumed, because it decides whether PR-A and PR-C can be developed cheaply: So every bundle iterates at zero CI cost until it readies. PRs start as drafts and stay drafts until the chain is complete. Do not build a landing protocol — the lease already is oneThe obvious inference from "lands serialize" is to hand-serialize the readies: ready one branch at a time, never while another holds the lease. That work is already done and re-doing it is a known defect.
Hand-serializing would be exactly the failure The dispatch instruction is therefore the plain one: each bundle runs The two disjointness wallsWall 1 — bundle 1 is in flight. PR #660 owns Wall 2 — bundle 2 is a demolition. CLOUD-910 deletes up to 20 tree-scoped gates and their suites. Fixing a bash gate that bundle 2 then deletes is wasted work and a guaranteed conflict. The load-bearing distinction, and it must be re-derived rather than trusted: the board gates ( Three meta-gates decide whether this strategy is honest at allThis is the part that changes the order, and it is worth more than any single bundle's content.
PR-A lands under the broken 674, so it must name all eight of its keys by hand. After it lands, the gate enforces what this row currently asks an author to remember. The bundles
PR-C's bundle is forced by the board rather than chosen. CLOUD-631 promotes PR-E's one real hazard is CLOUD-360. Its library half narrows The order, and why each step is a CI saving rather than a preference
The rows that need no PR at all — clear these now, at zero CI costTwo classes, ~30 rows, and both are pure velocity because they never acquire the lease:
CLOUD-735 applies to this row too: leave it in Todo and close it by hand once the five bundles are away, rather than pulling it and stranding it. What this row is doing by handCLOUD-459 — "the fleet lands in lease-arrival order, not in least-conflict order: no branch knows the rebase cost of the ordering it is queuing into." The disjointness partition and the ordering above are that computation, done by hand against one snapshot. It is stale the moment Refinement — Ready Refinement gate: Definition of Ready & Done. This body carries only specializations.
Reconciliation, 2026-08-22 22:0x: six Todo rows are in no bundle above, and two are double-bookedThis row and the capture/mediated-call groom were written within minutes of each other and disagree. Recorded here rather than in either author's chat, because a partition that two records describe differently is worse than either description alone. The gap: six rows the five bundles do not contain917, 918, 919, 892, 893 and 312 are absent from PR-A through PR-E. All five of the first were already Todo when this row measured "99 Todo", so this is a gap in the partition rather than a scoping decision — and §2's disjointness predicate cannot catch it, because a partition can be pairwise-disjoint and still not cover. They are two further bundles, drawn on the same economics:
PR-F is disjoint from A–E and from CLOUD-911 bundle 2, and depends on nothing. It is the one bundle on the whole board that can land immediately — worth taking first for that reason alone, and it should land while #660 is still a draft, since a draft rebase costs zero CI and a green one costs a lap. PR-G waits on CLOUD-911 bundle 1, and by dependency rather than by file domain — which is the opposite of PR-E's reason and is worth distinguishing. Every sibling-script deletion in it owes CLOUD-892's §2 obligation (the rule's output reproduced from config before the script dies, proved by replaying the dying suite's own fixtures). That replay is CLOUD-909 and the mapping ratchet is CLOUD-908, both inside bundle 1. So PR-G's wait is a real edge, not a conflict cost. The double-booking: 924 and 925PR-E claims them; PR-G needs them. They belong in PR-G, on two grounds:
PR-E's cell above is corrected rather than left to a reader to reconcile. One refinement to the lap-cap argument, which strengthens it§"Why five" reads So the cap is not a rebase budget. It is two CI-spending attempts per PR: one try plus one retry. The conclusion holds and gets sharper — what exhausts the cap is a bundle that reds twice, not one that rebases often. That relocates the sizing question from "how wide is the file domain" to "how confident is Net effectFive lands become seven (A, F, C, D, B, then 911 bundle 1, E, G, 911 bundle 2 — F insertable anywhere before the rest). PR-E sheds two rows. Nothing else in the partition moves. The ordering argument in §"The order" is unchanged and still right: PR-A first for CLOUD-674 and CLOUD-827, whose positions are worth more than their content. Readiness, run 2026-08-22 23:3x — NOT ready. Four blockers, each with an owner
1. Ten bundle rows are assigned, so
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| bundle | assigned rows |
|---|---|
| PR-A | 465, 464 |
| PR-B | 453, 477 |
| PR-D | 605, 402 |
| PR-E | 437, 594, 372 |
| PR-G | 312 |
All to alec@button.is. This is CLOUD-911's wall reproduced — it hit the same thing on CLOUD-480 and concluded "Releasing them is the cheaper move." Human action: release or reassign; otherwise each bundle ships short and says so on the row it dropped.
The same read clears a worry: the five In Progress rows (911, 907, 908, 883, 876) are all CLOUD-911's. No bundle here contains an In Progress row.
2. PR-A collides with open draft #651, which already implements CLOUD-904
#651 (claude/ci-performance-degradation-rplznx, draft, no live session) changes exactly mise-tasks/land and tests/land.bats — PR-A's core domain — and its subject is CLOUD-904: "the lap cap said stop, and stopping is how a branch stops landing." It already carries a #MUTANT lap-cap-may-read-as-stop row and a bats case.
Take that branch over rather than opening a new one. It is a draft, so iterating is free, and adding PR-A's other seven rows costs zero extra lands. A fresh branch in the same two files buys a guaranteed conflict and a second land.
It is stale against a rename, and that is resolved first. Main carries mise-tasks/land.sh (verified by Glob: land.sh, land-lock.sh, landed-check.sh, land-divergence.sh, land-divergence-assert.sh, land-lock-check.sh). #651 modifies mise-tasks/land, a path that no longer exists — it predates CLOUD-865's rename, the one CLOUD-902 records dangling the installed hook symlinks. So its rebase hits a rename conflict on both files, which is the one thing that stops land. Re-apply its two hunks onto land.sh and tests/land.bats; do not merge.
3. PR-C collides with #572, which is already readied
#572 is renovate's syft 1.51.0, and it is not a draft — it is spending CI now. PR-C is the SBOM bundle and syft generates the artifact CLOUD-664 measured (244 components for 198 distinct things) and CLOUD-666 blames. A syft bump moves those numbers. PR-C lands after #572, or its measurements are taken against a tool version that is no longer installed.
4. The partition is already stale, by design
A live session (claude/rego-gate-architecture-wr7o5e, idle and blocked on a question) reports "7 independent tasks identified" and names CLOUD-932 and CLOUD-936 — both filed after this row measured 99 Todo. The capture session added PR-F and PR-G. This is CLOUD-459's finding about hand-computed orderings, and §"What this row is doing by hand" already says the table is stale the moment main moves. Re-run the frontier at dispatch time; do not paste a prompt built on this snapshot without it.
What IS verified
- This row:
ready-lintexit 0,graph-checkboard coherentover the closure. - The landing model, read from source rather than reasoned: paid laps only, contention refunded, draft iteration free including the workflow bundles (
zizmor.yml:71). - PR-B and PR-D collide with nothing.
#659touches only.serena/memories/workflow/board-states.md, so it does not reach PR-D'sREADME.md/AGENTS.md/.claude/rules/**domain. create_sessionis refused upstream (CLOUD-734, Done, carries the measurement) and every live session is human-opened. So the prompts below are pasted by a human, one session each.
Dispatch prompts — one block per bundle, pasted into one session each
Each block is standalone; the workflow contract is repeated verbatim in every one and the repetition is the point. CLOUD-728 measured five bundles coming up unsupervised because a human pasted one quoted block and dropped a shared contract.
PR-F and PR-G are not here — they belong to the capture/mediated-call dispatch record, whose author owns their prompts.
Bundle A — the landing floor
You are bundle A of the CLOUD-926 dispatch in the Batten repo. Read CLOUD-926
first: it carries the landing economics, the readiness blockers and why your
position in the order matters more than your content.
READ AGENTS.md BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. It is your standing authorization to carry
work to landed-and-verified WITHOUT asking. A session that has not read it stops
after the edits and waits, which is the defect. Then read
mem:workflow/agent-fanout, mem:workflow/board-states, and
.claude/rules/toolchain.md — your surface is the lifecycle tasks.
DO NOT OPEN A NEW BRANCH. Take over the existing draft:
claude/ci-performance-degradation-rplznx (PR #651, no live session)
It already implements CLOUD-904 — a #MUTANT row plus a bats case. Opening a fresh
branch in the same two files buys a guaranteed conflict and a second land.
FIRST TASK, before any new work: that branch is STALE ACROSS A RENAME. It
modifies mise-tasks/land, and main carries mise-tasks/land.sh (CLOUD-865's
rename; CLOUD-902 records what else it broke). Its rebase hits a rename conflict
on both files, which is the ONE thing that stops land. Re-apply its two hunks
onto mise-tasks/land.sh and tests/land.bats by hand. Do not merge.
THE CHAIN, in order, and the order is dependency not taste:
CLOUD-674 -> 827 -> 904 (already done) -> 859 -> 903 -> 727 -> 465* -> 464*
- 674 FIRST. closing-key-check never checks that the body closes every key the
branch served, so every later bundle in this campaign strands its tail until
this lands. Your position is worth more than your content.
- 827 SECOND. Nothing prices a prose-only branch, so bundle D currently buys a
full CI matrix for eight prose rows. Landing this makes that nearly free.
- 859, 903, 727 are landing-lifecycle defects in the same files.
- 465 and 464 are ASSIGNED and claim-check will refuse them. Do not work around
the gate. Write the refusal on each row and skip it.
YOU OWN: mise-tasks/land.sh, ci-wait.sh, landed-check.sh, closing-key-check.sh,
land-lock.sh, tests/land.bats, .github/workflows/**
DO NOT TOUCH: facts.rs, rules.rs, policy.rs, git.rs, schema/** (PR #660 holds
them), mise-tasks/*-check.sh board arm (bundle B holds it).
ONE branch, ONE draft PR, all rows in it. Sanctioned shape — CLOUD-661 retired
one-PR-per-ticket and CLOUD-502 is Canceled.
THREE COSTS OF THE ONE-PR SHAPE. The first destroys work silently:
1. THE BRANCH MUST NOT NAME A TICKET. closing-key-check passes on the FIRST
closing key it finds (CLOUD-527) and branch-name precedence beats the PR body
— measured: a branch naming one issue moved that issue and left the others
untouched. Your branch name is a domain name, which is already true of the one
you are taking over. Close EVERY key in the PR body. Check the board after the
merge. You are landing 674 under the broken gate, so you carry it by hand.
2. The board reports N units for one contender (graph-check counts In Progress).
A reporting artifact, not a refusal.
3. One failure holds the batch.
PER-ROW LOOP: mise run claim-check (get_issue payload on stdin) -> claim and
assign yourself -> plan THIS ROW ONLY -> build -> mise run verify -> commit ->
next row. Do NOT plan the whole chain up front; a later row's shape depends on
what the earlier one lands.
ONCE, after the last commit: mise run linear-check, then mise run land
BACKGROUNDED. Do not ready by hand — land readies after its push. Do not wrap
land in retry or pre-check logic and do not hand-serialize against the other
bundles: the land-lock lease refunds a lap lost to contention or to a moved main
(land.sh:377-385), so waiting costs nothing while a paid lap costs ~17
job-minutes. main advancing under you is the loop working (CLOUD-238).
CI SKIPS DRAFTS, including for workflow changes (zizmor.yml:71). Open the draft
immediately and stay draft until the chain is done — iteration is free. verify
green before readying is the ONLY lever on CI spend. perf-compare is a RATIO and
a dev container's baseline is ~3.5x CI's, so a local green does NOT clear it.
KEEP GOING. A row you cannot claim is written on the issue and skipped, never a
reason to halt. The board and the PR are the report; do not stop to narrate.
UPDATE CLOUD-926's progress section at every commit: branch, PR number, rows
done. Your container can be reclaimed; chat does not survive it.
Bundle B — the board gates
You are bundle B of the CLOUD-926 dispatch in the Batten repo. Read CLOUD-926
first: it carries the landing economics and the readiness blockers.
READ AGENTS.md BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. It is your standing authorization to carry
work to landed-and-verified WITHOUT asking. A session that has not read it stops
after the edits and waits, which is the defect. Then read
mem:workflow/agent-fanout, mem:workflow/board-states, and
.claude/rules/toolchain.md.
BRANCH: claude/board-gates-bundle (a DOMAIN name, never a ticket name — see the
three costs below).
FIRST TASK, before any code: intersect your file list against CLOUD-910's derived
retirement set. That wave deletes up to 20 TREE-SCOPED gates. The board gates are
pure functions of piped stdin rather than tree-scoped rows, which is the argument
that your set survives — but CLOUD-911 says bundle 2 re-derives its set at wave
start, so verify rather than trust it. Any collision moves onto CLOUD-910. Take
the file list with Glob/Grep: no-tool-substitution refuses a shell scanner aimed
at a repo path.
THE CHAIN, cheapest-enabling-first:
CLOUD-921 -> 678 -> 477 (ASSIGNED) -> 920 -> 923 -> 806 -> 634 -> 453
(ASSIGNED) -> 829 -> 771 -> 599 -> 735 -> 729 -> 698 -> 854
- 921 first: released gates graph-check and ready-lint behind it, so a tag-less
clone judges NOTHING. Every other row here is easier to verify once the sweep
actually reaches the gates.
- 678 and 477 next: both starve a row off the frontier, so fixing them changes
what the queue reports for everything after.
- 920 and 923 are the two gate defects filed while this partition was drawn.
- 453, 477 are ASSIGNED and claim-check will refuse them. Do not work around the
gate. Write the refusal on the row and skip it.
YOU OWN: mise-tasks/*-check.sh (the board arm), board-sweep.sh,
board-write-record.sh, graph-check.sh, ready-lint.sh, ready-cites-check.sh, and
their bats suites.
DO NOT TOUCH: mise-tasks/land.sh, ci-wait.sh, landed-check.sh,
closing-key-check.sh, .github/workflows/** (bundle A holds them); facts.rs,
rules.rs, policy.rs, git.rs, schema/** (PR #660).
ONE branch, ONE draft PR, all rows in it. Sanctioned shape — CLOUD-661 retired
one-PR-per-ticket and CLOUD-502 is Canceled.
THREE COSTS OF THE ONE-PR SHAPE. The first destroys work silently:
1. THE BRANCH MUST NOT NAME A TICKET. closing-key-check passes on the FIRST
closing key it finds (CLOUD-527) and branch-name precedence beats the PR body
— measured: a branch naming one issue moved that issue and left the others
untouched. Close EVERY key in the PR body and check the board after the merge.
CLOUD-674 is the gate that should catch this and it is unfixed unless bundle A
has landed; assume it has not.
2. The board reports N units for one contender. A reporting artifact.
3. One failure holds the batch — and this is the widest bundle, so keep each row
a separate commit and keep verify green as you go.
PER-ROW LOOP: mise run claim-check (get_issue payload on stdin) -> claim and
assign yourself -> plan THIS ROW ONLY -> build -> mise run verify -> commit ->
next row. Do NOT plan the whole chain up front.
ONCE, after the last commit: mise run linear-check, then mise run land
BACKGROUNDED. Do not ready by hand. Do not wrap land in retry logic and do not
hand-serialize against the other bundles: the lease refunds a lap lost to
contention or to a moved main (land.sh:377-385), so waiting costs nothing while a
paid lap costs ~17 job-minutes. main advancing under you is the loop working
(CLOUD-238).
CI SKIPS DRAFTS. Your diff touches no workflow and no crate source, so zizmor
produces no run at all and perf-gate exits clean without building — your matrix
is genuinely smaller than the engine bundles'. Stay draft until the chain is done.
KEEP GOING. A row you cannot claim is written on the issue and skipped, never a
reason to halt. UPDATE CLOUD-926's progress section at every commit: branch, PR
number, rows done.
Bundle C — SBOM / release conformance
You are bundle C of the CLOUD-926 dispatch in the Batten repo. Read CLOUD-926
first: it carries the landing economics and the readiness blockers.
READ AGENTS.md BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. It is your standing authorization to carry
work to landed-and-verified WITHOUT asking. A session that has not read it stops
after the edits and waits, which is the defect. Then read
mem:workflow/agent-fanout, mem:workflow/board-states, and
.claude/rules/commits.md — you touch release config.
BRANCH: claude/sbom-conformance-bundle (a DOMAIN name, never a ticket name).
WAIT FOR PR #572 FIRST. It is renovate's syft 1.51.0 and it is ALREADY READIED,
so it is spending CI now. syft generates the artifact CLOUD-664 measured (244
components for 198 distinct things) and CLOUD-666 blames. A syft bump moves those
numbers, so every measurement you take before it lands is against a tool version
that will not be installed. Re-derive the component census on the new syft as
your first act, and if the numbers moved, say so on CLOUD-664 rather than
carrying its figure forward.
THE CHAIN, and the last row is forced to be last:
CLOUD-666 -> 664 -> 630 -> 629 -> 628 -> 667 -> 631
- 666 first: fsct3-min requires an SPDX 3 field syft cannot emit, so ntia-check
is GUARANTEED red and blames the lockfile for it. Until that is fixed you
cannot tell a real conformance failure from the permanent one.
- 664 next: the component count is wrong (one entry per workflow reference, the
root package twice, a spurious ./action), so every downstream enrichment row
is enriching phantom entries.
- 630, 629, 628 are the supplier / copyright / license enrichment rows. 629 is a
DECISION row — whether the registry cache is a defensible source for copyright
text — so settle it before 628 builds on it.
- 667 is the 9 SHA-pinned GitHub Actions.
- 631 LAST, and this is not a preference: it promotes sbom-ntia-conformance from
warn to deny "in the change that makes it pass", which is its own acceptance
clause. It cannot be a separate PR and it cannot come before the rows that make
it pass.
YOU OWN: mise-tasks/sbom*, ntia-check, the syft config, the release workflows,
Cargo.toml package metadata.
DO NOT TOUCH: mise-tasks/land.sh, ci-wait.sh, closing-key-check.sh (bundle A);
mise-tasks/*-check.sh board arm (bundle B); facts.rs, rules.rs, policy.rs,
git.rs, schema/** (PR #660).
ONE branch, ONE draft PR, all rows in it. Sanctioned shape — CLOUD-661 retired
one-PR-per-ticket and CLOUD-502 is Canceled.
THREE COSTS OF THE ONE-PR SHAPE. The first destroys work silently:
1. THE BRANCH MUST NOT NAME A TICKET. closing-key-check passes on the FIRST
closing key it finds (CLOUD-527) and branch-name precedence beats the PR body
— measured: a branch naming one issue moved that issue and left the others
untouched. Close EVERY key in the PR body and check the board after the merge.
2. The board reports N units for one contender. A reporting artifact.
3. One failure holds the batch.
PER-ROW LOOP: mise run claim-check (get_issue payload on stdin) -> claim and
assign yourself -> plan THIS ROW ONLY -> build -> mise run verify -> commit ->
next row. Do NOT plan the whole chain up front. None of your rows is assigned, so
you should be able to claim all seven.
ONCE, after the last commit: mise run linear-check, then mise run land
BACKGROUNDED. Do not ready by hand. Do not wrap land in retry logic and do not
hand-serialize against the other bundles: the lease refunds a lap lost to
contention or to a moved main (land.sh:377-385), so waiting costs nothing while a
paid lap costs ~17 job-minutes.
CI SKIPS DRAFTS, including for workflow changes (zizmor.yml:71). You DO touch
workflows, so zizmor will run on your readied head — but not on any draft push.
Stay draft until the chain is done.
KEEP GOING. UPDATE CLOUD-926's progress section at every commit: branch, PR
number, rows done.
Bundle D — front door and prose
You are bundle D of the CLOUD-926 dispatch in the Batten repo. Read CLOUD-926
first: it carries the landing economics and the readiness blockers.
READ AGENTS.md BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. It is your standing authorization to carry
work to landed-and-verified WITHOUT asking. A session that has not read it stops
after the edits and waits, which is the defect. Then read
mem:workflow/agent-fanout and mem:workflow/board-states.
BRANCH: claude/front-door-bundle (a DOMAIN name, never a ticket name).
LAND AFTER BUNDLE A IF YOU CAN. Your diff is almost entirely prose, and nothing
currently prices a prose-only branch — CLOUD-827, inside bundle A, is what stops
two sentences of doc comment buying a full CI matrix. If A has landed, your
matrix is much smaller. If it has not, proceed anyway; do not idle waiting.
THE CHAIN:
CLOUD-869 -> 402 (ASSIGNED) -> 871 -> 680 -> 633 -> 788 -> 326 -> 605 (ASSIGNED)
- 869 first: the front door tells the reader the repository is private and cites
four documents they cannot open. It is the only row here a stranger sees.
- 402: batten --help leads with a retired policy-engine claim, a second copy of
the crate description with nothing asserting they agree. ASSIGNED — expect a
claim-check refusal.
- 871 then 680: gate remedy text is unaudited prose that steers the agent, and
one sentence steered it into an unrecoverable action. 680 is the same class:
an override ask presented as a menu of routes rather than the binary decision
it is. Do 871 first — it is the general audit, 680 is one instance.
- 633, 788, 326 are the recall / threshold / durable-home rows.
- 605 ASSIGNED: a user-level stop hook instructs the exact commit identity
batten.toml denies. Expect a refusal.
AGENTS.md IS AT ITS BUDGETED LINE CEILING. policy-budget gates it plus
everything always-loaded against a token budget — it is `batten policy budget`,
and the counted set and thresholds are [budget.instructions] in batten.toml. So
an addition must DISPLACE, not append. If a change cannot fit, the content goes
to .claude/rules/ or a memory and AGENTS.md gets a pointer.
YOU OWN: README.md, AGENTS.md, .claude/rules/**, and gate remedy strings.
DO NOT TOUCH: .serena/memories/** — PR #659 holds
.serena/memories/workflow/board-states.md, and memory writes are gated: the
protected-path rule crosses .serena/memories/** with the verb table, so use
Serena's own tools and expect a deny on a shell write. Also not
mise-tasks/land.sh or .github/workflows/** (bundle A), and not facts.rs,
rules.rs, policy.rs, git.rs, schema/** (PR #660).
ONE branch, ONE draft PR, all rows in it. Sanctioned shape — CLOUD-661 retired
one-PR-per-ticket and CLOUD-502 is Canceled.
THREE COSTS OF THE ONE-PR SHAPE. The first destroys work silently:
1. THE BRANCH MUST NOT NAME A TICKET. closing-key-check passes on the FIRST
closing key it finds (CLOUD-527) and branch-name precedence beats the PR body
— measured: a branch naming one issue moved that issue and left the others
untouched. Close EVERY key in the PR body and check the board after the merge.
2. The board reports N units for one contender. A reporting artifact.
3. One failure holds the batch.
PER-ROW LOOP: mise run claim-check (get_issue payload on stdin) -> claim and
assign yourself -> plan THIS ROW ONLY -> build -> mise run verify -> commit ->
next row. Do NOT plan the whole chain up front.
ONCE, after the last commit: mise run linear-check, then mise run land
BACKGROUNDED. Do not ready by hand. Do not wrap land in retry logic and do not
hand-serialize against the other bundles: the lease refunds a lap lost to
contention or to a moved main (land.sh:377-385).
CI SKIPS DRAFTS. Your diff touches no crate source, so perf-gate exits clean
without building, and no workflow, so zizmor produces no run at all. Stay draft
until the chain is done.
A PROSE CHANGE STILL NEEDS A MECHANISM. Non-negotiable rule 2: a new rule
without a runnable gate is half a change, and prose is feedforward only. Several
of these rows are about text that steers an agent — where the row asks for a
rule, ship the check with it.
KEEP GOING. UPDATE CLOUD-926's progress section at every commit: branch, PR
number, rows done.
Bundle E — engine and fact model
You are bundle E of the CLOUD-926 dispatch in the Batten repo. Read CLOUD-926
first: it carries the landing economics and the readiness blockers.
READ AGENTS.md BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. It is your standing authorization to carry
work to landed-and-verified WITHOUT asking. A session that has not read it stops
after the edits and waits, which is the defect. Then read
mem:workflow/agent-fanout, mem:workflow/board-states, .claude/rules/rust.md and
.claude/rules/scanning.md — you edit crates/** and you will be tempted to grep.
BRANCH: claude/fact-model-bundle (a DOMAIN name, never a ticket name).
DO NOT START UNTIL PR #660 HAS LANDED. Verify on the tree, not from this prompt:
CLOUD-911 bundle 1 rewrites facts.rs, rules.rs, policy.rs, git.rs and schema/**,
which is your entire domain. A draft rebase costs no CI, so the cost of starting
early is rework rather than money — but the rework is large, because that branch
is adding a Production axis and generating both policy-input schemas from
Fact::ALL. Wait.
THE CHAIN, and CLOUD-360 is deliberately LAST:
CLOUD-787 -> 914 -> 762 -> 359 -> 756 -> 882 -> 614 -> 740 -> 760 -> 372* ->
437* -> 594* -> 360
- 787 first: ReceiptFacts and KeyFacts still spell "could not look" as Option,
so the three-valued contract is stated in one file and practised in another.
Every row after it depends on that contract being real.
- 914 then 762: the two precision facts. 914 is position-awareness (a token in
command position vs in a comment, a string, or the gate's own source); 762 is
the use-graph measurement. Neither blocks 359 — both are hardenings.
- 359 then 756: 359 is the layering gate, and it is EXPRESSIBLE TODAY on
Rule::line_sources (rules.rs, glob-selected, unparsed lines, three-valued by
construction because an unreadable path stays in `missing`). 756 then migrates
one of the seven hand-rolled git.rs source scans onto the same surface and
DELETES the scan in the same change. Do 359 first: it is the worked example
756 needs.
- 882, 614, 740, 760 are the remaining engine rows.
- 372, 437, 594 are ASSIGNED and claim-check will refuse them. Do not work
around the gate. Write the refusal on the row and skip it.
- 360 LAST, and this is the whole sizing argument. Its library half narrows
37 `pub mod` to `pub(crate) mod`, which DELETES public API and breaks ~432
integration tests BY DESIGN — that row treats the breakage as the deliverable
and the compiler as the oracle. Its two halves (visibility narrowing;
config-deprecation grammar) are independently landable and the row says so. Put
the narrowing in the final commits so a red there does not hold the twelve rows
in front of it.
RE-RESOLVE EVERY file:line IN THESE BODIES BEFORE TRUSTING IT. Measured on
CLOUD-760 alone: SIX pointers in one body resolved to the wrong thing —
rules.rs:2223, exec.rs:1479 (wrong MODULE, it is outputs.rs:208), rules.rs:1544,
two secrets.rs spans and identity.rs:363. The substance held every time; only the
addresses were stale, and no gate sees this class because ready-cites-check only
judges backticked paths containing a slash. Resolve by SYMBOL NAME with Serena,
not by line number, and not with grep: surface.rs imports clap::Command bare, so
a text scan counts two different types as one (grep 14, syntax matcher 11, name
resolution 9).
YOU OWN: crates/batten/src/facts.rs, rules.rs, policy.rs, lib.rs, git.rs, and
the schema/** they generate.
DO NOT TOUCH: mise-tasks/** at all — bundle A holds the lifecycle tasks, bundle
B holds the board gates, and CLOUD-910 is deleting up to 20 of the rest.
GENERATED ARTIFACTS ARE REGENERATED, NEVER HAND-MERGED. schema/batten.schema.json
and schema/batten.local.schema.json come from `mise run fix`; derived-check and
schema-check gate both. Two merged regenerations produce a file neither branch
would have produced.
ONE branch, ONE draft PR, all rows in it. Sanctioned shape — CLOUD-661 retired
one-PR-per-ticket and CLOUD-502 is Canceled.
THREE COSTS OF THE ONE-PR SHAPE. The first destroys work silently:
1. THE BRANCH MUST NOT NAME A TICKET. closing-key-check passes on the FIRST
closing key it finds (CLOUD-527) and branch-name precedence beats the PR body
— measured: a branch naming one issue moved that issue and left the others
untouched. Close EVERY key in the PR body and check the board after the merge.
2. The board reports N units for one contender. A reporting artifact.
3. One failure holds the batch — which is why 360 is last.
PER-ROW LOOP: mise run claim-check (get_issue payload on stdin) -> claim and
assign yourself -> plan THIS ROW ONLY -> build -> mise run verify -> commit ->
next row. Do NOT plan the whole chain up front; a later row's shape depends on
what the earlier one lands, and that is especially true here.
ONCE, after the last commit: mise run linear-check, then mise run land
BACKGROUNDED. Do not ready by hand. Do not wrap land in retry logic and do not
hand-serialize against the other bundles: the lease refunds a lap lost to
contention or to a moved main (land.sh:377-385).
YOUR MATRIX IS THE EXPENSIVE ONE. You touch crate source, so perf-gate BUILDS
both arms rather than exiting clean, and semver runs against the library surface
— 360 will need the honest `refactor(lib)!` type, which collapses to a patch
below 0.1.0 and still marks the changelog entry breaking. perf-compare is a
RATIO and a dev container's baseline is ~3.5x CI's, so a LOCAL GREEN DOES NOT
CLEAR IT; read the CI number. Run perf-gate with nothing else in flight — two
readings had to be discarded on #660 because a build or a formatter was running
alongside.
KEEP GOING. UPDATE CLOUD-926's progress section at every commit: branch, PR
number, rows done.
Progress (each bundle updates this at every commit — branch, PR, rows done)
- Bundle A — not dispatched. Blocked on the assigned-row release and on taking over Bundle A: the landing floor — 674, 827, 904, 903, 727 in one land #651.
- Bundle B — not dispatched.
- Bundle C — not dispatched. Waiting on ci(deps): update dependency aqua:anchore/syft to v1.51.0 - autoclosed #572.
- Bundle D — not dispatched.
- Bundle E — not dispatched. Waiting on CLOUD-911 bundle 1 — the floor for the bash retirement #660.
- Bundles F and G — the capture/mediated-call dispatch record's, not this one's.
CLOUD-941 Two enforced gates carry a mutation that SURVIVES, and `ready-lint`'s is a no-op: its pattern spells `[ ]` where the code has `[[ ]]`, so the conjunct is covered by nothing
Why
mise run mutant reports two survivors on origin/main 170c7c4 (v0.0.106), on an unmodified tree and under any scoping argument:
ready-lint/replay-demanded-of-a-warn-gate SURVIVED (a block declaring warn is not gated)
board-write-record/overlap-frozen-at-write-time SURVIVED (A FILE THIS BRANCH HAS NOT TOUCHED IS STILL RECORDED)
Both gates are named in $MUTANT_GATES (mise.toml [env]), so they are inside the enforced set rather than CLOUD-480's filed gaps — the tool is reporting, and nothing is reading it.
Found while running mise run mutant ntia-check for CLOUD-666 (bundle C of CLOUD-926). Pre-existing and unrelated to that diff — it reproduces on an unmodified tree — and filed rather than fixed because mise-tasks/ready-lint.sh and mise-tasks/board-write-record.sh are another bundle's file domain in the current fan-out, where two sessions editing one file is the rebase conflict mem:workflow/agent-fanout partitions by file domain to avoid.
The ready-lint one is diagnosed, and it is a one-token mismatch.
mise-tasks/ready-lint.sh:442 declares:
#MUTANT replay-demanded-of-a-warn-gate|s@\[ "\$declares_deny" = 1 \]@true@|a block declaring warn is not gated
The code it means to corrupt is mise-tasks/ready-lint.sh:465:
if [[ "$introduces_gate" = 1 ]] && [[ "$declares_deny" = 1 ]]; thenThe pattern spells a single-bracket test (\[ … \]); the source is a double-bracket conditional ([[ … ]]). The sed expression therefore matches nothing, the "mutated" copy is byte-identical to the original, tests/ready-lint.bats:872 passes as it always does, and mutant correctly reports a survivor. Most likely the conditional was normalised to [[ ]] at some point and the declaration was not carried along.
What that leaves uncovered. The declares_deny conjunct is what keeps deny-without-replay off warn gates — CLOUD-751's scoping decision, and the reason tests/ready-lint.bats:872 exists at all. That case is currently proven to pass on the working code and never shown to fail on the broken code, which is precisely the "test that cannot discriminate" class CLOUD-418 built this tool to find. The conjunct is not broken; the proof that it is load-bearing is.
The board-write-record one is NOT diagnosed here. It is recorded because it reproduces in the same run and belongs to the same class, and stating it without having read the gate would be the overclaim this repo keeps paying for. Whoever takes this row should treat it as a second instance to be diagnosed on its own terms, not as a copy of the first.
Not a mutant defect. The tool gave the honest verdict. Compare the two failure modes it does name and distinguish — unappliable-mutation when sed errors, and names-no-case when field 3 matches no test — both of which CLOUD-666's own two new declarations hit and had to fix before landing. A silent no-op substitution is the third shape, and the only one whose output reads as coverage: sed does not consider "matched zero lines" an error, so an unappliable-in-effect pattern applies cleanly.
What lands
ready-lint's pattern matches the code, so the mutation killstests/ready-lint.bats:872.board-write-record's survivor is diagnosed and either killed or reclassified.mise run mutantreports no survivor for either id.
Refinement — Ready (2026-08-23)
- Source of truth (§1). Each gate's
#MUTANTline is its declaration;mise-tasks/mutant.shis the authority on how one is applied and judged; the named case in the gate's own suite is what it must kill.$MUTANT_GATESinmise.toml [env]is the authority on which gates are enforced, and it already names both. - Predicate (§2).
mise run mutantprints noSURVIVEDline forreplay-demanded-of-a-warn-gateoroverlap-frozen-at-write-time, and exits 0. A command and an exit code over the tree; nothing is judged. - Effect (§3). For
ready-lint, unchanged: it edits one comment line — a mutation declaration — and no code path, no subprocess, no file, no network call, soready-lint's verdict on every payload is byte-identical before and after. Forboard-write-recordthe effect cannot be stated before the diagnosis, and this clause must be re-read once it is. - Output and exit (§5). Unchanged and pointer-only:
mutant's output is already the gate, the mutant id and the case, never a diff of mutated source. - Commit / bump (§6).
fix(gate)→ patch; the workspace is 0.0.106, below 0.1.0, where every release-worthy type collapses to a patch. It touches nothing undercrates/, so release-plz cuts no release for it on its own — it reaches a tag by being swept up, which is the ordinary case for task-layer work. - Test obligation (§7). The §2 predicate is the test, and that is the point rather than a shortcut: the deliverable of this row is a mutation that kills a case, so "the mutation kills its case" is the assertion, already a runnable command with an exit code. Two things worth asserting past it:
- The corrected pattern kills the named case specifically, not merely some case — a pattern broad enough to break the whole suite would also report clean, and would be a worse declaration than the one it replaced.
- A scan for the same mismatch across every
#MUTANTdeclaration in the tree. This is the durable half, and the reason this row is worth more than a typo fix: one stale pattern is an accident, and the same accident is silently available to all ~40-odd declarations, each of which reads as coverage while asserting nothing. The mechanism is a refusal when a declaration'ssedexpression matches zero lines of its own subject — the third verdictmutantdoes not currently have. That is arguably its own row and is named here rather than assumed into this one's scope; if it is split out, that row carries thedeny-without-replayobligation. - Replay (§7) is not demanded of this row: it introduces no gate and changes no severity.
- Blockers (§8). None.
relatedToCLOUD-418 (the discriminate-or-it-is-not-coverage class both instances belong to), CLOUD-480 (the enforced-set expansion that brought these gates undermutant) and CLOUD-751 (thedeny-only scoping theready-lintconjunct implements).
Pointers. mise-tasks/ready-lint.sh:442 (the declaration) and :465 (the conditional it misses); tests/ready-lint.bats:872 (the case that must go red); mise-tasks/board-write-record.sh and its overlap-frozen-at-write-time declaration (undiagnosed); mise-tasks/mutant.sh (the verdicts it distinguishes, and why a no-op substitution is not among them); $MUTANT_GATES in mise.toml.
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What values are permitted for the SPDX JSON spdxVersion field in SPDX 2.3 and SPDX 3.0.1?
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The permitted values and implementation for version identification differ significantly between SPDX 2.3 and SPDX 3.0.1 due to architectural changes in the specification [1]. SPDX 2.3 In SPDX 2.3, the version is defined in a mandatory field named spdxVersion [2][3]. The permitted format is the string SPDX-M.N, where M is the major version number and N is the minor version number [2]. For SPDX 2.3, the required value is: SPDX-2.3 [2][3] SPDX 3.0.1 SPDX 3.0.1 moves away from a top-level spdxVersion field [4]. Instead, version information is handled within the CreationInfo element via a field named specVersion [5][6]. The value for this field in an SPDX 3.0.1 document is: 3.0.1 [7][1] Furthermore, in SPDX 3.0.1 JSON-LD documents, the document version is also contextually identified by the SPDX global JSON-LD context file URL, which includes the version in its path, such as https://spdx.org/rdf/3.0.1/spdx-context.jsonld [8]. Tools often rely on this @context URL or the specVersion field within CreationInfo to detect the document version, rather than a top-level spdxVersion field [4][9].
Citations:
- 1: https://safeguard.sh/resources/blog/spdx-3-0-1-patch-release-iso-omg-submission
- 2: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v2.3/document-creation-information/
- 3: https://docs.mend.io/platform/latest/sbom-schema-import-spdx
- 4: https://stella-ops.org/docs/modules/sbom-service/spdx3-profile-support/
- 5: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v3.0.1/
- 6: https://www.omg.org/spec/SPDX/3.0/PDF
- 7: Require fixed specVersion spdx/spdx-3-model#914
- 8: https://spdx.dev/wp-content/uploads/sites/31/2024/12/SPDX-3.0.1-1.pdf
- 9: https://spdx.dev/use/spdx-tools/
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In the SPDX 3.0.1 specification, the concept previously known as spdxVersion (used in SPDX 2.x to denote document versioning) has been superseded by the specVersion property [1]. For SPDX 3.0.1, the specVersion property is defined within the Core profile [1]. It provides a reference number used to understand how to parse and interpret an element [1]. Unlike the SPDX 2.x format which explicitly required the literal string format SPDX-M.N [2], the SPDX 3.0.1 specVersion property uses the SemVer (Semantic Versioning) data type [1]. Regarding JSON serialization, SPDX 3.0.1 utilizes JSON-LD 1.1 [3]. Conformant JSON-LD serializations must [3]: 1. Include a reference to the global SPDX context file, which for version 3.0.1 is https://spdx.org/rdf/3.0.1/spdx-context.jsonld [3]. 2. Pass structural validation against the official SPDX JSON Schema (available at https://spdx.org/schema/3.0.1/spdx-json-schema.json) [3]. 3. Pass semantic validation against the SPDX 3.0.1 OWL ontology and associated SHACL shape restrictions [3]. While SPDX 2.x documents typically contained a field named SPDXVersion [2], SPDX 3.0.1 shifts to an RDF-based model where versioning is handled via specVersion [1]. The specification emphasizes that SPDX 3 JSON format is a strict subset of JSON-LD, and it is recommended to use the provided JSON-LD context file for serialization [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v3.0.1/model/Core/Properties/specVersion/
- 2: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v2.3/document-creation-information/
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The SPDX-2* and SPDX-3* patterns accept values such as SPDX-2-not-a-version, SPDX-2., and SPDX-3garbage. Validate the complete supported version syntax before assigning doc_spec.
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In `@mise-tasks/ntia-check.sh` around lines 181 - 186, Update the spdxVersion case
handling in ntia-check so SPDX-2 and SPDX-3 values are accepted only when they
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In `@mise-tasks/sbom.sh`:
- Around line 145-151: Replace substring-based inside checks with exact
membership checks: in mise-tasks/sbom.sh lines 145-151, build the $gone map
before the grouping reduce and filter via $gone[rid]; apply the same approach to
bom-ref at lines 175-179. In tests/sbom.bats lines 156-161 and 177-178, use
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| [.packages[]? | select(rid != "") | select(rid != $subject) | ||
| | select(((.name // "") | startswith("./")) or ((.versionInfo // "") == "UNKNOWN")) | ||
| | rid] as $dropped | ||
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| | select(rid != "") | select(rid != $subject) | ||
| | select([rid] | inside($dropped) | not)) | ||
| as $p ({}; .[($p | ident | tojson)] += [$p | rid])) as $by_ident |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
inside is used for exact membership in four places, but it matches substrings. jq defines a | inside(b) as b | contains(a), and contains compares strings by substring, so an id that is a substring of another id is reported as a member.
mise-tasks/sbom.sh#L145-L151: move the$goneobject map above the grouping reduce and replaceselect([rid] | inside($dropped) | not)withselect(($gone[rid] // false) | not).mise-tasks/sbom.sh#L175-L179: apply the same change to the CycloneDX arm overbom-ref.tests/sbom.bats#L156-L161: replace[.spdxElementId] | inside($ids)and[.relatedSpdxElement] | inside($ids)withIN($ids[]).tests/sbom.bats#L177-L178: replace[.ref] | inside($r)and[.] | inside($r)withIN($r[]).
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155-165: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
inside($dropped)remains in both grouping reduces. The$goneobject map is bound after the grouping reduce in both programs, so both reduces still use substring membership. jq definesa | inside(b)asb | contains(a), and arraycontainscompares strings by substring, so an id that is a substring of a dropped id is excluded from$by_identand its duplicates are never merged.
mise-tasks/sbom.sh#L155-L165: move the$gonebinding above the SPDX reduce and replaceselect([rid] | inside($dropped) | not)withselect(($gone[rid] // false) | not).mise-tasks/sbom.sh#L182-L190: apply the same change to the CycloneDX reduce overbom-ref.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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254-273: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueInitialise
cdxinstub_syft_cargo.Line 258 initialises
spdxbut notcdx, and line 257 setsnounset. The stub works today becausesbom.shalways passes--output cyclonedx-json=…. If that flag is ever dropped, the stub aborts with an unbound-variable error that reads as a syft crash. The other stub at line 52 initialises both.♻️ Proposed change
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237-250: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
stub_cargois duplicated in three test files.The same definition exists in
tests/sbom-check.batsandtests/ntia-check.bats. All three must change together when the script changes itscargoinvocation. Move it to a shared bats helper and load it from each file.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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288-301: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winNo test asserts the CycloneDX enrichment.
write_fixtureswrites a CycloneDX fixture and every case passes components to it, butsupplier_ofandoriginator_ofread the SPDX document only. Thepublisherandauthorwrites inCDX_ENTITIESare therefore untested, including theltrimstr("Organization: ")transform and theNOASSERTIONbranch. Addpublisher_ofandauthor_ofhelpers over the CycloneDX output and assert them in the crates.io, empty-author, and non-registry cases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@mise-tasks/sbom-check.sh`:
- Around line 221-242: Update the $cargo selection in the SBOM jq expression to
include only packages whose purl starts with "pkg:cargo/", while retaining the
existing subject exclusion. Ensure non-Cargo and missing-purl packages are
excluded before calculating cargo, nosupplier, and disagrees.
In `@mise-tasks/sbom.sh`:
- Around line 316-326: Update the CDX_ENTITIES publisher assignment so
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"NOASSERTION"; otherwise leave publisher absent, matching the existing
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In `@mise-tasks/sbom.sh`:
- Around line 155-165: Fix both grouping reduces in mise-tasks/sbom.sh: at lines
155-165, bind $gone before the SPDX reduce and replace substring-based
inside($dropped) filtering with exact lookup via $gone[rid]; apply the same
change at lines 182-190 to the CycloneDX reduce over bom-ref. Preserve the
existing dropped-item filtering and duplicate-merging behavior.
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In `@tests/sbom.bats`:
- Around line 254-273: Initialize cdx alongside spdx at the start of
stub_syft_cargo before argument parsing, preserving the existing output handling
and fixture-copy behavior.
- Around line 237-250: Move the duplicated stub_cargo definition into a shared
Bats helper, then load that helper from sbom.bats, sbom-check.bats, and
ntia-check.bats so all tests reuse one implementation when the cargo invocation
changes.
- Around line 288-301: Extend the SBOM tests with publisher_of and author_of
helpers that read the CycloneDX output, then assert publisher, author, the
Organization-prefix trimming, and NOASSERTION behavior in the crates.io,
empty-author, and non-registry cases alongside the existing supplier_of and
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355-367: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe table lookup is not anchored to the start of the line.
grep -qF "<repo>\t<sha>\t"matches the pair anywhere in a row. A row whose first field ends with the searched repo, for examplefork/some/action, satisfies the lookup forsome/action. Anchor the match.♻️ Proposed fix
- if ! grep -qF "$(printf '%s %s ' "$repo" "$sha")" "$ACTIONS_TABLE"; then + if ! awk -F'\t' -v r="$repo" -v s="$sha" \ + '$1 == r && $2 == s { found = 1 } END { exit !found }' "$ACTIONS_TABLE"; then🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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268-268: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
unsetshadows a shell builtin name.The variable name
unsetis legal, but it reads as the builtin at every use site, andsbom-check.shalready usesaction_unsetfor the parallel value. Rename it tocopyright_unsetfor consistency.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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364-375: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueA copyright field containing a tab is silently truncated.
The awk program prints
$1,$3, and$4. A row whose copyright text contains a tab producesNF > 4, and everything after the first tab in the copyright is dropped. Consider joining fields 4 throughNF, or rejectNF != 4.♻️ Proposed fix
- if (NF < 4) { print "MALFORMED:" NR > "/dev/stderr"; bad = 1; next } - printf "%s\t%s\t%s\n", $1, $3, $4 + if (NF != 4) { print "MALFORMED:" NR > "/dev/stderr"; bad = 1; next } + printf "%s\t%s\t%s\n", $1, $3, $4The
#MUTANTrow at Line 71 pins theNF < 4text, so update it together with this change.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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325-330: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
nullglobis enabled and never restored.
copyright_ofandworkspace_copyrightboth setnullglobandnocaseglob, then unset onlynocaseglob.nullglobstays on for the rest of the script, which changes later glob expansion, includingcargo_src_roots. Save and restore both options.♻️ Proposed fix for `copyright_of`
local dir="$1" line="" files=() - shopt -s nullglob nocaseglob + local restore + restore=$(shopt -p nullglob nocaseglob) + shopt -s nullglob nocaseglob files=("$dir"/LICENSE* "$dir"/COPYING* "$dir"/COPYRIGHT* "$dir"/NOTICE*) - shopt -u nocaseglob + eval "$restore"Also applies to: 516-518
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521-535: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a CycloneDX
publisherandauthorassertion.The suite asserts CycloneDX
licensesandcopyright, but no case assertspublisherorauthor. Those two fields are written byCDX_ENTITIESinmise-tasks/sbom.shand are the fields where theNOASSERTIONtoken can leak into a CycloneDX document. Add the assertions to this case.💚 Proposed addition
[ "$(jq -r '[.components[] | select(.name == "licensed") | .licenses[0].expression] | first' "$(cdx_path)")" = "Apache-2.0 OR MIT" ] + [ "$(jq -r '[.components[] | select(.name == "licensed") | .publisher] | first' "$(cdx_path)")" = "Organization: crates.io" ] + [ "$(jq -r '[.components[] | select(.name == "licensed") | .author] | first' "$(cdx_path)")" = "Someone" ]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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stub_cargoandstub_cargo_uncachedare duplicated across test files.
tests/sbom-check.batsandtests/ntia-check.batscarry byte-identical copies ofstub_cargo, including theindex.crates.io-fixturepath. The producer's lookup rule now lives in three places, so a change tocargo_src_rootsor the<name>-<version>directory shape must be edited three times. Move these helpers into a shared Bats helper file and load it from each suite.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@mise-tasks/sbom-check.sh`:
- Around line 355-367: Anchor the ACTIONS_TABLE lookup in the
sbom-action-unmapped check so the repository and SHA pair must match from the
beginning of each row. Update the grep pattern used with ACTIONS_TABLE while
preserving the existing tab-separated fields and unmapped counter behavior.
- Line 268: Rename the variable unset to copyright_unset in the read assignment
and all subsequent references in sbom-check.sh, preserving its existing behavior
and aligning it with action_unset.
In `@mise-tasks/sbom.sh`:
- Around line 364-375: Update the awk validation in the ACTIONS_TABLE processing
block to reject rows whose field count is not exactly four, preventing
tab-containing copyright fields from being silently truncated; keep the existing
malformed-row error handling and synchronize the related `#MUTANT` row text with
the new NF condition.
- Around line 325-330: Update the glob-option handling in copyright_of and
workspace_copyright to preserve each function’s incoming nullglob and nocaseglob
states, then restore both options before returning; avoid leaving nullglob
enabled so later expansions such as cargo_src_roots retain their existing
behavior.
In `@tests/sbom.bats`:
- Around line 521-535: Extend the test “a manifest license reaches BOTH SPDX
license fields” to assert the CycloneDX component’s publisher and author values
produced by CDX_ENTITIES, including that neither leaks NOASSERTION. Reuse the
existing jq-based CycloneDX lookup for the licensed component and preserve the
current license assertions.
- Around line 245-273: Move the duplicated stub_cargo and stub_cargo_uncached
helpers into a shared Bats helper file, then load that helper from both
tests/sbom-check.bats and tests/ntia-check.bats. Preserve the existing
index.crates.io-fixture path, name-version directory layout, and uncached
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345-385: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAdd malformed SPDX-version regression cases and tighten the classifier.
The new cases cover missing and unclassifiable values, but they should also cover near-miss values such as
SPDX-2.,SPDX-3garbage, andSPDX-2.3-extra. The currentmise-tasks/ntia-check.shprefix patterns classify these values asspdx2orspdx3, so the precondition can pass instead of returning exit status 2. Add these cases and require a complete supported version format.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/ntia-check.bats`:
- Around line 345-385: Update the SPDX-version classifier used by the
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near-miss values such as SPDX-2., SPDX-3garbage, and SPDX-2.3-extra instead of
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Scope each awk match to one [[rule]] block.
The found flag remains set after the target rule. If that rule loses its severity, awk can print the next rule's severity and the test still passes. Reset the flag at each [[rule]] boundary and accept severity only while the target rule is active. Apply the same fix to both assertions.
Proposed parsing fix
- run awk '/^id = "sbom-ntia-conformance"$/ { found = 1 }
- found && /^severity = / { print; exit }' "$toml"
+ run awk '
+ /^\[\[rule\]\]$/ { found = 0 }
+ /^id = "sbom-ntia-conformance"$/ { found = 1; next }
+ found && /^severity = / { print; exit }
+ ' "$toml"Also applies to: 416-417
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In `@tests/ntia-check.bats` around lines 405 - 406, Update both awk assertions
around the target rule lookup to reset the match state at each [[rule]] boundary
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`mise run ntia-check` ran `ntia fsct3-min`, and `fsct3-min` cannot pass for
any document syft can emit — so the gate reported at least one violation
forever and the `warn` row could never clear.
Three measurements, the third re-taken on syft 1.51.0:
1. `fsct_checker.py:94`'s `check_compliance()` requires `bool(
self.sbom_gen_context)`, which no field of the JSON report surfaces. A
document with supplier, licenseConcluded and copyrightText set on every
component still returns `isConformant: false` with every nonconformant
list empty and `conformanceMessages: []`.
2. `base_checker.py:407`'s `get_sbom_types()` returns `[]` unless
`sbom_spec == "spdx3"`, so the condition is unsatisfiable for SPDX 2.x
by construction.
3. syft 1.51.0's `--output` format list is byte-identical to 1.42.4's, and
`spdx-json` is SPDX 2.3. syft 1.46.0's "SPDX 3 Support" note
(anchore/syft#4269) is model and parsing support and added no `-o`
format, so there is still nothing to switch to.
So `NTIA_STANDARDS` defaults to `ntia`, with the measurement recorded beside
it as the reason rather than as a preference.
The failure summary stops asserting a cause. It read "The gap is in what a
cargo lockfile can supply (no license or supplier fields exist there)" for
every standard — true of `ntia`, false of the other, and stated in the one
place a reader debugging the gate stops. It now names the standards that
refused and points at their own per-standard counts.
The durable half is a precondition: `--precondition` reads the derived
document's `spdxVersion` and refuses a configured standard whose required
spec the document does not carry, as exit 2 rather than exit 1. The failure
mode was a standard nobody could satisfy being read as a document nobody had
fixed, and only a precondition tells those apart. An absent or
unclassifiable `spdxVersion` is could-not-look, never a pass. The refusal is
a property of the document's spec rather than a blocklist on a name, so a
producer that gains an SPDX 3 emitter makes the standard askable again with
no edit here.
The satisfiability test is written as `case` plus a bare `if` rather than the
shorter `|| continue` pair: `|` is the `#MUTANT` field delimiter, so a
condition containing `||` cannot be expressed as a mutation, and this is the
line that must not lose its proof. `ntia-check` joins `$MUTANT_GATES` and
both new mutations are killed by the cases they name.
Also takes syft to 1.51 (mise.toml, mise.lock), since every measurement above
is void on 1.42.4. Two-component style so taplo's comment alignment holds —
renovate's `1.51.0` is what failed `taplo format` on #572.
Refs: CLOUD-926
Refs: CLOUD-941
Closes CLOUD-666
The SBOM reported 340 components for 290 distinct things, and every
per-component conformance denominator was computed over the inflated number.
Re-measured 2026-08-23 on syft 1.51.0 at v0.0.106 (CLOUD-664's body measured
244 for 198 on v0.0.79; the census moved with the lockfile and is recorded on
the row):
* 57 `pkg:github` entries for 9 unique actions — syft's github-actions
cataloger emits a component per reference SITE, so the document said this
repository depends on `actions/checkout` twenty-two times.
* a `./action` component, `versionInfo: UNKNOWN`, `supplier:
"Organization: ."` — a relative path in this repository rather than a
dependency of it, and nothing that can ever be enriched.
Identity is the triple `(name, versionInfo, purl)`. A post-process in
`sbom.sh` rather than a syft setting, because syft has no configuration for
per-site emission, and there so that one file still decides what the
documents contain: `sbom-check` and `ntia-check` re-run it, so the bytes a
gate judges stay the bytes a release publishes. Both formats are normalised —
SPDX relationships and CycloneDX `dependencies`/`dependsOn` are rewritten
onto the canonical entry and deduplicated, so no edge is left dangling.
THE SUBJECT IS NEVER MERGED, and CLOUD-664's cause 2 is misdiagnosed. The
body reads "the root package is listed twice" and asks for one entry. Both
entries are real and they are two ROLES: `SPDXRef-DocumentRoot-Directory-...`
is the document's subject, the sole target of DESCRIBES and the sole source
of all 339 CONTAINS edges, while `SPDXRef-Package-rust-crate-batten-...` is
the workspace member as a dependency-graph node carrying 27 DEPENDENCY_OF
edges. Deleting either corrupts the document. They are also now
indistinguishable by triple — syft 1.50.0 stopped emitting a registry purl
for a local workspace package (anchore/syft#5105), correctly, since `batten`
is `publish = false` and is in no registry — so a naive dedupe silently eats
whichever sorts second. The subject is resolved from the document's own
DESCRIBES edge and exempted. No purl is synthesised for the workspace
member: a registry coordinate would be a claim about the world that is
false.
`sbom-package-drift` expected every `[[package]]` entry, which was right only
while syft gave the workspace member a purl. It now compares against the
lockfile's SOURCED entries — the property that actually predicts a purl —
which is 280 of 281 here and keeps holding if the workspace grows a second
member. That off-by-one is what made PR #572's CI red.
New `sbom-components-inflated` clause, pointer-only: entries, distinct
triples, path-like and unversioned counts, never a component name. A
document carrying no DESCRIBES edge is exit 2, because the subject is what
the count exempts and without it every number is measured over the wrong set.
`sbom.sh` had no suite of its own — its output was covered only through
`sbom-check`, which re-runs it, and that is the wrong instrument here: the
clause and the normaliser share one identity rule, so after a successful
normalisation the clause has nothing to find and its agreement asserts
nothing. `tests/sbom.bats` asserts on the producer's output directly, three
`#MUTANT` rows carry the clause's firing proof, and `sbom` joins
$MUTANT_GATES. The normaliser crashed on a package carrying no SPDXID, caught
by `ntia-check`'s stub; an entry nothing can reference is left alone rather
than keyed by null.
Result: 340 -> 291 packages, 290 of 290 distinct, 9 unique actions, zero
path-like, zero unversioned, 1447 -> 1397 relationships, zero dangling, cargo
count unchanged at 280 so no real dependency was merged.
Refs: CLOUD-926
Refs: CLOUD-941
Closes CLOUD-664
`supplier` was NOASSERTION on every cargo component. CLOUD-630 was filed believing the field unreachable, and the evidence was right: `authors` is empty on 55 of 281 packages, is self-asserted where present, and `repository` is a URL rather than an entity. All of it is about the wrong field. SPDX distinguishes `PackageSupplier` — who DISTRIBUTED the package — from `PackageOriginator` — who CREATED it. Measured 2026-08-23: the lockfile resolves every dependency to exactly one distinct source, `registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index`. So the distributor is a fact the resolution states rather than something inferred, and that is the supplier. `authors` answers the other question, and where it is empty NOASSERTION is the correct value — 55 packages assert nothing about authorship and the document should not either. Result: supplier is set on 291 of 291 components, zero NOASSERTION anywhere — 280 `Organization: crates.io`, 2 `Organization: Button Inc.` (the document's subject and the workspace member), 9 action suppliers syft already derived and this does not touch. Originator is NOASSERTION on exactly the 55 empty-authors packages. No source is ever labelled crates.io on a guess: only the crates.io index URL maps to it, and a git or path dependency gets NOASSERTION because its distributor is stated nowhere this can read. Every package in the tree resolves to crates.io today, so nothing here exercises that branch — which is why it is driven from a synthetic fixture rather than discovered in a release after someone adds a git dependency. Two things the first implementation got wrong, both caught by counting rather than by reading: * A purl-keyed lookup missed five packages. A purl percent-encodes semver build metadata, so `toml 1.1.4+spec-1.1.0` arrives as `pkg:cargo/toml@1.1.4%2Bspec-1.1.0` and matches no `cargo metadata` key — silently, as NOASSERTION. * It could not reach the workspace member at all, which has no purl since syft 1.50.0. That is the component CLOUD-630 §7 names first: the document's own subject reading NOASSERTION about itself. Both are fixed by keying on the component's own name and version, with `pkg:github` entries excluded by their purl rather than selected by absence of one — absence is exactly what the two `batten` entries have. `Organization:` for the originator is a formatting choice rather than a claim, and it follows the convention the document already uses: SPDX requires a kind prefix, a manifest's `authors` does not state one, and syft writes `Organization: <namespace owner>` for both fields on every action entry. New `sbom-supplier-unset` clause. It reads `cargo metadata` rather than only the document, because a supplier count alone cannot tell an originator that agrees with the manifest from one copied out of the supplier field — the agreement is what makes the two fields mean different things. Disagreement is counted in both directions: a missing originator loses data the tree states, an invented one asserts authorship nobody claimed. The subject is excluded from the cargo count, since it is the document rather than a dependency, and asserted separately so the exclusion is not a hole. Pointer-only, and it matters more here than elsewhere: an `authors` entry is a personal name and often an email, so the finding carries counts and never a value. Refs: CLOUD-926 Closes CLOUD-630
…re is none `copyrightText` was NOASSERTION on every component, and unlike license or supplier the field has no source in `cargo metadata` at all. CLOUD-629 is therefore a decision before it is an implementation, and it makes three. THE REGISTRY CACHE IS ADMISSIBLE, AND THE REASON IS THE CHECKSUM. The cache looks like machine state, which would rule it out — a document whose contents depend on cache warmth would break the stability clause, and `.claude/rules/toolchain.md` draws exactly that line between a property of the commit and a property of the world. But `Cargo.lock` carries a `checksum` for every external package and cargo verifies the unpacked tree against it, so the content of the cache is a FUNCTION OF THE LOCKFILE. What is machine state is availability, not content — and that gets a mechanism rather than a judgement: `cargo fetch --locked` runs first, and a package the lockfile names with no unpacked source is a hard failure. Emitting anything for it is what would let cache warmth into the artifact. ONLY AN ANCHORED HOLDER LINE COUNTS. A first-match search for the word returns, on ahash, anstream, serde and regex alike, the string `copyright notice that is included in or attached to the work` — a fragment of the Apache-2.0 text. The loose reading does not merely miss a holder; it writes license prose into the field and asserts it as a copyright statement. So the pattern anchors at a line start, allows a comment marker, and requires a year followed by a name. Two stages, because one stage was wrong in both directions. License-shaped files are authoritative and read first. Where they carry no anchored line the whole pinned tree is searched and the most frequent line wins — measured, 4 of the 11 crates shipping no license file at all do state a holder elsewhere (json5, r-efi twice, yaml-rust2), so a license-files-only rule writes NONE over data the pinned bytes carry. Most-frequent rather than first because a vendored fixture contributes one line where a crate's own headers contribute many; ties break on the sorted line, so two scans agree. AND THE RESIDUE IS `NONE`, NOT `NOASSERTION`. SPDX separates them — NOASSERTION means we did not determine, NONE means we determined there is nothing — and measured against sbomcheck 5.0.3 the first is nonconformant and the second is not. Because both stages search every pinned byte, NONE is a claim this can stand behind rather than a nicer word for unknown. Measured on this tree, 280 external crates: 162 carry a holder, 118 are NONE, and zero Apache-2.0 boilerplate reaches the field. The workspace member is read the same way from this repository's own license files, restricted to the root because a repository's tree contains fixtures whose copyright lines are not this package's; the answer is NONE, and it is the true one — the only license file here is LICENSE-APACHE, whose sole mentions of the word are the boilerplate the pattern rejects. `sbom-check` reports `162 with a copyright holder and 119 determined to have none`, with the new `sbom-copyright-unenriched` clause refusing the third state. Pointer-only, and this field needs it more than any other in the document: a copyright statement is a personal name, so echoing the value would publish names into every CI log that reads the gate. Two things worth knowing for the next reader. A single quote inside a single-quoted jq program ends the shell string, which is why no apostrophes appear in those comments; and a backtick inside an unquoted heredoc is command substitution, which is how a fixture came to run `fetch` as a command. Refs: CLOUD-926 Closes CLOUD-629
…rewritten `licenseConcluded` was NOASSERTION on every cargo component while `cargo metadata` reported a license for all of them — 281 of 281, none falling back to `license-file`. This is the one field whose data was authoritative here all along: `cargo-deny` already gates on the same expressions, so reading them makes no new trust decision, it stops the document withholding what the repository already acts on. `--locked` alongside `--offline`, per the row: the document is derived from the tagged source, so a resolution that could differ from Cargo.lock would make the inventory describe a tree nobody shipped. Written to BOTH SPDX fields. `licenseDeclared` is what the package states, which is exactly what a manifest is; `licenseConcluded` is the conclusion drawn from it, and concluding the declaration is defensible precisely because `deny.toml` gates on it. Leaving the conclusion at NOASSERTION with the declaration beside it would be a document declining to say what this repository enforces everywhere else. THE DEPRECATED SLASH FORM IS REWRITTEN, and that is a documented equivalence rather than an interpretation: the cargo manifest reference defines `/` as the deprecated spelling of OR. Measured on this tree, 10 packages still use it (`Apache-2.0/MIT`, `Apache-2.0 / MIT`), and it is not a parseable SPDX license expression — writing it verbatim would put an unreadable value in a field whose entire purpose is to be read. After the rewrite all 24 distinct expressions in the document parse. An empty manifest license stays NOASSERTION. Nothing in this tree exercises that path, so only a synthetic fixture reaches it — which is exactly the guessing this row exists not to do, and the mutation that fills it with a plausible license is what shows the case discriminates. New `sbom-license-unenriched` clause, refusing both a component the manifest describes and the document does not, and a slash form that reached the document unrewritten. Pointer-only: counts, never an expression or a package name. `sbom-check` on the real tree now reports 280 cargo packages matching the lockfile, 290 distinct components, every one carrying a supplier and a license, 162 with a copyright holder and 119 determined to have none, and two scans agreeing. What this does NOT claim: `ntia-check` still reports non-zero and `sbom-ntia-conformance` stays `warn`. The 9 SHA-pinned actions gain no license here — that is CLOUD-667 — and the promotion is CLOUD-631, last in the chain by its own acceptance clause. Refs: CLOUD-926 Closes CLOUD-628
…ed table
With the cargo subset answered, the SHA-pinned GitHub Actions were the only
remaining gap between this document and `ntia` conformance — and a far smaller
one than the raw counts suggested: 9 unique actions, each already carrying
supplier and originator from syft, so only license and copyright were missing.
A COMMITTED TABLE IS LEGITIMATE HERE, and the argument is the same one that
admitted the registry cache for cargo copyright: a SHA-pinned action's license
is immutable, so the fact is a property of THIS commit rather than of the
world. What makes a hand-maintained list dangerous is drift with nothing to
detect it, and `sbom-action-unmapped` is that detector — it fires on the one
event that causes drift, a pin moving, so a renovate bump that does not record
the new commit's license fails the gate instead of silently degrading the
document. Fetching each LICENSE during the scan was the alternative, and it
would put a network call inside the producer and make the document depend on
GitHub being reachable.
HOW THE ROWS WERE SOURCED, because CONTRIBUTING.md requires it: "A verdict is
read from the upstream license file, never from a registry facet, a search
result, or a project's own summary of itself." Every value was read from the
license file at the pinned commit, fetched as raw bytes and inspected locally
rather than summarised. Four rows needed care, and they are why that rule
exists:
* `Swatinem/rust-cache` ships the LGPLv3 text, whose only Copyright line is
`Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.` — the license
DOCUMENT's boilerplate, not the project's holder. Recording it would have
been the CLOUD-629 error in its purest form. Its package.json declares the
deprecated `LGPL-3.0`; the file is v3 with no or-later grant, so
`LGPL-3.0-only`.
* `sequoia-pgp/fast-forward` is the same shape, and states "GNU Library
General Public License ... either version 2 ... or any later version" =
`LGPL-2.0-or-later`.
* `taiki-e/install-action` ships LICENSE-APACHE **and** LICENSE-MIT, with the
README stating "either of ... at your option". Reading one file would have
recorded MIT alone.
* `actions/attest-build-provenance` states `Copyright GitHub` with no year, so
the anchored year-requiring pattern the cargo side uses does not match it.
The value is what the file says.
`NONE` means the license file and the repository front matter were read at that
commit and state no holder — SPDX's "we determined there is nothing", which is
conformant where NOASSERTION is not.
Matched on the repo rather than the sha, and that is forced: syft keys these
components by the `# vX` comment beside the pin, so
`pkg:github/actions/checkout@v7` names a component whose `uses:` resolves to
`3d3c42e5…`. The sha is what the drift clause compares against the workflows.
Two facts recorded for the reader rather than for the gate: two of these are
LGPL, and they are build-time CI actions that are not distributed with any
batten artifact, so no copyleft obligation attaches to what this repository
ships. CONTRIBUTING.md's compatibility column tracks adopted and vendored
tools, which these are not.
Two defects in my own first cut, both found by running it: a table of nothing
but comments crashed on a null object key rather than yielding no rows, and a
row short of four fields would have written an empty license into a published
document — refused now, and the mutation that accepts one is what shows the
case discriminates.
**`mise run ntia-check` now exits 0**: `batten.spdx.json conforms to ntia`.
That is the predicate CLOUD-631 has been blocked on since it was filed.
Refs: CLOUD-926
Closes CLOUD-667
…t passes `sbom-ntia-conformance` moves from `warn` to `deny`. That is CLOUD-631's own acceptance clause rather than a preference about when to tighten: a `deny` over a failing predicate blocks every landing, and a passing predicate under a `warn` row is the sensor the row exists to retire, so the two halves have to arrive together. `sbom-ntia-precondition` stays `deny` and is untouched — it answers "could we look", which is a different question. Measured on this tree at promotion time: `mise run ntia-check` exits 0 — `batten.spdx.json conforms to ntia` — over 290 components, every one carrying a supplier and a license, 162 with a copyright holder and 119 determined to have none. CORRECTING WHAT I CLAIMED ONE COMMIT AGO. c865d38 says the action table was "the predicate CLOUD-631 has been blocked on", and CLOUD-667's body calls the 9 actions "the last conformance gap". Both overstate, and the measurement is plain: with the action table emptied, `sbomcheck` 5.0.3 still reports `isConformant: true` while reporting `no-license=9 no-copyright=9`. Its `ntia` conjunction is `specVersionProvided`, `authorNameProvided`, `timestampProvided`, `dependencyRelationshipsProvided`, and `allProvided` on componentNames, componentVersions, componentIdentifiers and **componentSuppliers**. `componentConcludedLicenses` and `componentCopyrightTexts` are counted and reported but are NOT part of the verdict — correctly, since the NTIA 2021 minimum elements are supplier, name, version, other unique identifiers, dependency relationship, SBOM author and timestamp. License and copyright are not among them. So the rows that actually unblocked this promotion are CLOUD-666 (the gate was guaranteed non-zero while `fsct3-min` was in the standards set) and CLOUD-630 (componentSuppliers was failing on 190 of 243 and is the one per-component element the standard requires). CLOUD-628, CLOUD-629 and CLOUD-667 populate fields a procurement review reads and CISA's FSCT expectations name, and they are what CLOUD-608 asked for — but they were not load-bearing for `ntia`, and saying so is cheaper now than having someone re-derive it later. That also corrects CLOUD-608's framing, which calls all three "the SBOM's three NTIA per-component fields". One of the three is. Three assertions, in `tests/ntia-check.bats`: * the committed `batten.toml` declares `severity = "deny"` on the row, read from the bytes rather than inferred from behaviour, so it cannot be quietly relaxed later — `config-lint`'s weakening class covers that shape; * `sbom-ntia-precondition` is still `deny`, because collapsing the two would make an unresolvable checker indistinguishable from a nonconformant document; * a nonconformant document still exits 1 under the promoted row. The promotion changes what a finding DOES, never whether one is produced; a `deny` that never reaches a blocking exit is indistinguishable from `warn`. The replay obligation is answered rather than skipped. The predicate has no commit series to replay over — it is the checker's exit code on the document a tree produces, so its history is per-SHA. It fired on every SHA to date and none of those firings was a false positive, because the checker decides conformance against the minimum elements rather than estimating it. Taking the rate to zero is what this chain did; the `deny` is what keeps it there. Refs: CLOUD-926 Refs: CLOUD-608 Closes CLOUD-631
…uld not spell
Two gates that landed on `main` while this bundle was open refused it on rebase,
and both findings are real rather than a stale tree.
`no-bash4-mapfile` caught `mapfile -t roots` in `cargo_src_roots`'s caller: bash 4
only, and these programs run on a Mac's bash 3.2, which is the whole reason that
row exists. A `while IFS= read -r` accumulator over the same process substitution
reads it in every shell.
`no-appeal-to-authority` caught an action's own name in `mise-tasks/sbom-actions.tsv`.
Every term on that row's `exclude` line exempts the same thing — a hit that is a
COORDINATE rather than a third party cited as justification — and `@[0-9a-f]{40}`
already exempts the identical identifier one column over, in the `uses:` line the
table is keyed to. What the table does is write the pin as a tab-separated column,
a syntax the exclusion had no term for, so `\t[0-9a-f]{40}\t` joins it. This is a
wrongly-refusing gate repaired in the session that hit it, not a row filed.
The exemption ships with a case: `attribution-coordinate` gains an
`sbom-actions.tsv.in` carrying that fourth syntax, and its `expected.in` stays
exit 0. The fail direction is `attribution-appeal`'s, unchanged.
Recorded because it cost two rounds: the first attempt at the comment explaining
the exemption NAMED the action in prose, which is exactly the appeal the row
forbids, and the row refused that too — surfaced by `batten-check` and by
`a_tracked_instruction_may_not_prescribe_the_denied_commit_identity`, which reads
this repo's real `batten.toml` into a fixture tree. The paragraph now states the
reason without the identifier and says why it does not name it.
Refs: CLOUD-667
…lls it
`config-lint` refused the previous commit with two `rule-predicate-changed`
smells, and the refusal was right both times.
The first was mine to design away rather than to admit. `no-appeal-to-authority`
exempts a hit that is a COORDINATE rather than a third party cited as
justification, and the term it already carries for a pin is `@[0-9a-f]{40}`. The
table split its key across two tab-separated columns, which put every row outside
that term, and the fix reached for was widening the exclusion — a relaxation
`config-lint` admits only from a Ready block groomed before the work started, by
a mechanism deliberately built so it cannot be asserted afterwards: `claim-check`
copies the clause into the receipt at claim time, and this branch's claim predates
any such clause. Writing the key as one `owner/repo@sha` field, spelled exactly as
the workflow's `uses:` line spells it, needs no policy change at all. The
exclusion and the fixture rule are back to `origin/main`'s bytes.
The parser gains a refusal with the shape: a key carrying no 40-hex pin is
rejected, because the pin is the whole reason a recorded license is a property of
this commit rather than of whatever the action's default branch says today. Two
`#MUTANT` rows cover it, and the short-row one is re-aimed at the new arity.
The second smell was `sbom-ntia-conformance.no_fix_reason`, rewritten by the
promotion commit, and reverting it costs nothing true: the original — the missing
fields do not exist in a cargo lockfile, so the SBOM has to be enriched from
`cargo metadata` first — still states exactly why no autofix exists, and the
enrichment this bundle added is that enrichment. The `warn` to `deny` promotion,
which is what the row was filed for, is not a smell and is untouched.
`attribution-coordinate` gains an `sbom-actions.tsv.in` carrying the table's real
shape, keyed on an action whose name the rule's own `regex` matches — a corpus file
naming an action the regex does not match would have asserted nothing.
2724 bats cases green.
Refs: CLOUD-667
… not reach `mise run mutant sbom` reported `sbom-accepts-an-unpinned-action-key` SURVIVED, and the survivor was right: the refusal has two arms — a key with no `@` at all, and a key whose pin is short of 40 hex — and the case written for it omitted the `@` entirely, so the shape arm caught every mutation and the length arm was covered by nothing. `actions/checkout@deadbeef` is the shape a typo actually produces: an `@` present, the value hex, and naming no commit. The mutant is re-aimed at that case, which is the one that discriminates. 151 declared mutations, 149 caught. The two that remain are CLOUD-941's, in `mise-tasks/ready-lint.sh` and `mise-tasks/board-write-record.sh` — files this branch does not touch and is dispatched not to, both pre-existing on an unmodified tree, with the diagnosis and the reason recorded on that row. Refs: CLOUD-667
`suite-bench-check` refused: `tests/sbom.bats` is tracked and absent from the record, so nothing says what editing it costs. This bundle adds that suite, so the row is this branch's to write. Regenerated from a full `mise run test:bats` — 2846 cases, 158 suites, all green — and that ordering is the point rather than ceremony. `suite-bench` derives from the report the runner writes, so regenerating on top of a partial report produces a partial record: the first attempt here wrote 151 rows against 158 tracked suites, which would have DELETED six rows main had just recorded while satisfying the author's sense that the gate had been answered. `suite-bench-check` caught it and named the missing suites, which is the gate working in the direction it is hardest to notice. 158 suites, 1494.8s serial. Refs: CLOUD-667
CI was red on `ci` with one finding — `Cargo.lock sbom-ntia-conformance` — and the document was conformant the whole time. `ntia-check` ends with `batten receipt record sbom-ntia` under `set -e`. That command exits 1 where the configured transcript is unreadable, which is a runner's ordinary state: no `.claude/.transcript.jsonl` exists on one. So `sbomcheck` answered conformant, `violations` reached 0, and then the receipt write became the gate's exit status — and exit 1 from this file means the document is nonconformant. A false verdict, produced by the environment, about a document nothing was wrong with. Measured three ways rather than reasoned. A `bash -x` trace on a pristine clone of this branch shows the conformant path reaching the record as its last command (`sbomcheck` 0, `violations` 0, gate 1). The record alone exits 1 in that clone. Dropping an empty transcript file in place makes the identical record exit 0. Two things kept it invisible, and this bundle owns both. The row was `warn` until CLOUD-631 promoted it, so the exit status was never blocking; and the suite's `batten` stub could only succeed, so a failing record had no case. The stub can now refuse, which is what made the case writable. So the write is reported and not obeyed, and the asymmetry is the argument: a receipt that was not written costs the next `batten hook` a syft scan, while a receipt that decides conformance costs a verdict. `verify`'s receipts stay fail-closed for the reason that distinguishes them — theirs attest that a check RAN, this one caches an answer already printed. `#MUTANT receipt-failure-decides-conformance` restores the shipped defect, and the new case is what it kills. 25 cases green in `tests/ntia-check.bats`; the pristine clone that exited 1 now exits 0 and says why. Refs: CLOUD-631
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- Around line 404-410: Validate the complete spdxVersion syntax before assigning
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| @test "an unclassifiable spdxVersion is could-not-look too" { | ||
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The validity and usage of "spdxVersion" depend significantly on whether the document follows the SPDX 2.x or 3.x specification series, as the two represent fundamental changes in the model. In SPDX 2.x (including 2.3), the "spdxVersion" field is a mandatory, top-level string property used to indicate the version of the specification the document conforms to [1][2][3]. The format is defined as "SPDX-M.N" [1][2]. Therefore, "SPDX-2.3" is a valid and required value for documents conforming to that version [1][4]. In SPDX 3.0.1, the approach to versioning has changed significantly [5]. The document structure is based on JSON-LD, and the concept of a single "spdxVersion" top-level string has been replaced or superseded by metadata within the CreationInfo element, specifically using a "specVersion" field [6][5]. While the specification version is still relevant, it is no longer expressed via a top-level "spdxVersion" key in the same way it was in 2.x [5]. Instead, conforming documents identify their versioning and structure through the JSON-LD context (e.g., via a reference to the SPDX global context file) and internal model properties [6][7]. Summary of differences: - SPDX-2.3: Uses a mandatory, top-level string field named "spdxVersion" with the value "SPDX-2.3" [1][3][4]. - SPDX-3.0.1: Does not use a top-level "spdxVersion" field; instead, it uses JSON-LD context references and includes a "specVersion" property within the CreationInfo element [6][5][7]. "SPDX-3.0.1" is not a valid value for the 2.x "spdxVersion" field [8][5].
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- 1: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v2.3/document-creation-information/
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- 7: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v3.0.1/serializations/
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In the SPDX specification, the property used to indicate the version of the specification to which a document conforms is specVersion [1]. While older versions of the SPDX specification (such as 2.x) utilized the spdxVersion field, the current SPDX 3.0.x model uses specVersion as the standard property [1]. This property is a SemVer string that provides a reference number to ensure tools can correctly parse and interpret elements, supporting both future updates and backward compatibility [1]. In JSON-LD serializations, developers must use the global SPDX JSON-LD context file (referenced via the @context property) [2]. This context file defines necessary aliases and mappings to ensure the document remains conformant with the SPDX model and its associated schemas and ontologies [2]. Users should consult the official SPDX 3.0.1 specification documentation and the provided JSON Schema for their specific implementation to ensure structural and semantic validity [2].
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- 1: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v3.0.1/model/Core/Properties/specVersion/
- 2: https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v3.0.1/serializations/
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Validate spdxVersion before classifying the document.
SPDX-2., SPDX-3garbage, and SPDX-2.3-extra match the current prefix patterns and are classified as valid specifications. Add exit-status-2 cases for these values and validate the supported SPDX version syntax before setting doc_spec.
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In `@tests/ntia-check.bats` around lines 404 - 410, Validate the complete
spdxVersion syntax before assigning doc_spec, rather than relying on prefix
matching; reject values such as SPDX-2., SPDX-3garbage, and SPDX-2.3-extra with
exit status 2 and the existing cannot classify output, while preserving
classification for supported SPDX versions.
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Bundle C of the CLOUD-926 dispatch. Seven rows under CLOUD-608, in one branch and
one PR, because the last of them — CLOUD-631 — promotes
sbom-ntia-conformancefrom
warntodeny"in the change that makes it pass", which is its ownacceptance clause. It cannot be a separate PR and it cannot precede the rows that
make it pass.
Rows, in dependency order. Each is claimed, built and committed on its own before
the next is planned.
fsct3-mincannot pass for any document syft can emit, sontia-checkwas guaranteed red and blamed the lockfile for it.root package twice, a spurious
./action.packageSupplier, fromCargo.lock's ownsourcekey.copyrightText, and the decision about its source.licenseConcluded, fromcargo metadata.ntia-checkexits 0.Three things measured here that supersede what the rows were written against
The syft bump is in this branch, not in #572. Renovate's PR (syft 1.42 to
1.51.0) is red and cannot go green on its own: syft 1.50.0 stopped emitting a
registry purl for a local workspace package (anchore/syft#5105), so the root
package
battennow has nopkg:cargopurl andsbom-check'ssbom-package-driftclause reads 280 againstCargo.lock's 281. That fix belongsto this bundle's file domain, so the bump travels with it. Renovate also wrote
"1.51.0"without realigning the comment, which is what failedtaplo formatthere; this uses the two-component style its neighbours use.
The census moved, and is recorded on CLOUD-664 rather than carried forward.
Re-derived 2026-08-23 on syft 1.51.0 at v0.0.106: 340 components for 290 distinct
real things (281 cargo plus 9 unique actions), against the body's 244 for 198. The
pkg:githubinflation is 57 entries for 9 unique pairs;./actionand theduplicate root package are both still present, and the root package is now
worse — neither of its two entries carries a purl.
CLOUD-666's step 4 was re-checked rather than assumed. syft 1.46.0's release
notes advertise "SPDX 3 Support" (anchore/syft#4269), which would have falsified
the premise for dropping
fsct3-min. Measured on the pinned 1.51.0: the--outputformat list is byte-identical to 1.42.4's andspdx-jsonis SPDX 2.3,so that release added no
-oformat and there is still nothing to switch to. Theconclusion stands; the recorded reason is corrected on the row.
DO-NOT-CLOSE CLOUD-608
DO-NOT-CLOSE CLOUD-926
DO-NOT-CLOSE CLOUD-941
Three keys these commits serve without completing, declined one line each rather
than by a bare line, so each disposition is its own decision:
finishes. It also carries a correction from this work — its "three NTIA
per-component fields" framing is wrong, and only supplier is one; measured with
sbom-actions.tsvemptied, the checker still returnsconformant=truewithno-license=9 no-copyright=9. Whoever owns the parent closes it when itschildren are all in.
Todo and close it by hand once the bundles are away. Closing it from one bundle
would strand the other six.
mainindependently, so my commit for them was dropped as empty; the censusposted on it names three still uncaught of 237, two of which are equivalent
mutants inside
filed-here-checkitself.filed-here-checkrefused this branchover it and the refusal was correct; the override that let this land is recorded
in the lap above rather than argued away.
Closes CLOUD-666
Closes CLOUD-664
Closes CLOUD-630
Closes CLOUD-629
Closes CLOUD-628
Closes CLOUD-667
Closes CLOUD-631