Test: verify retention release and restore against independent model (#128) - #159
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WalkthroughThe retention model now includes release and restore in its three-operation histories. It derives expected state from operations and compares it with fenced observations. New evidence documents the expanded histories, mutation calibrations, and passing debug and release test runs. Production behavior is unchanged. ChangesRetention release/restore model coverage
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The expanded retention tests and evidence leave no identified issue requiring a fix before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Code Lawyer evidence findingCandidate
This is an evidence gap, not a demonstrated Keep runtime bug. No candidate test expectation will be changed. The bounded calibration slice will run focused tests; current complete validation remains applicable to unchanged runtime/test code. @codex: independent second-opinion input is welcome; quota/status comments are not approval. |
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PR 159 independent reviewRepository This is an independent Codex fallback applying the entire ULTRA STRICT agy-review protocol, authorized as a binding review gate. It is not a claim that agy or CodeRabbit performed the review. No source edits, tests, commits, pushes, comments, merges, configuration changes or delegation were performed by this reviewer. Only this report was written. The checkout remained clean and exact-head coordinates were verified locally and against live GitHub. FindingsNo demonstrated production or test implementation defect was found in the four-file target-to-head change or its merge interactions. The review is REQUEST CHANGES for the bounded evidence gate below, separately identified from a code bug. E1 — generation calibration evidence required durable recordingLocations: The change replaces candidate-derived root generations with operation/model-derived generations and checked liveness advancement. Namespace-map equality, liveness equality and selected-root-generation equality are load-bearing observations supporting that model contract. The retained release/restore calibrations execute and fail the anchor equality assertion at This is missing evidence, not a verified defect in the current generation calculation. Suggested bounded closure: in isolated copies only, supply a missing manifest projection, missing retention-head projection, and a selected-root projection with a valid but incorrect generation after ordinary selection admission. Observe the intended namespace-map, liveness, and root-generation assertion failures separately, retain exact source/tree coordinates and mutation diffs, and consolidate the results in one evidence update. Leave candidate runtime/test behavior intact. Compilation, setup and unrelated failures cannot discharge this gate. Obtain a fresh exact-head review after any evidence commit. Before this report was finalized, the parent completed precisely those three finite calibrations against archived Verification ChecklistScope, contracts and live feedback
Every changed path and its actual production boundary
The model holds no long-lived reader fence across publication: each snapshot is local and dropped after candidate construction/verification. Authority remains writer-locked through each history. No new shutdown, async cancellation, interruption, raw concurrent mutation, device/config transition or restart behavior is introduced. Existing crash/recovery paths remain separate and unchanged; reading the state-machine paths is not physical power-loss testing. Every merge against both parents and retained integration invariantsAll eight merges reachable since original base were inspected against both parents. Incoming runtime/test/evidence subsystems are byte-identical to current target main; this review verifies their interaction and retention, and does not reopen or claim a fresh independent audit of every unchanged imported subsystem. Earlier binding receipts were treated as constraints and checked against current code/merge coordinates, not transferred as blanket approval.
Constants, numerical claims and raw evidence
Errors, state machines, determinism and repository evidence standards
Checks executed, inspected, pending and excludedExecuted by this reviewer: read-only Git source/diff/remerge/both-parent inspection; live GitHub PR/issue/queue/check queries; Docker read-only source comparisons and Git/SHA checks; exact-head/clean-status checks; whitespace checks against target and entire tracked tree. These are inspection/static checks, not host Rust execution. Only this report was written. Inspected historical execution: focused debug/release GREEN, hidden-empty-root old/new calibration and wrong-release/wrong-restore calibration logs, their retained isolated source copies/build coordinates, earlier exact-refusal receipts, and scoped incoming review/validation receipts. Historical mutation commands and timestamps are not fully printed in the raw logs; immutable source comparisons and retained mutation diffs substantiate their source scope, while the logs establish compilation and intended runtime outcomes. No original calibration shell script was available. This limitation is not disguised as reviewer execution. Inspected fresh integrated Docker validation: Hosted checks: independently refreshed exact-head run Excluded: host Rust tests, source mutations, new crash/random/concurrency/power-loss campaigns, long histories, arbitrary anchor sets, namespace exhaustion, full production platform certification from this fixture, and unrelated re-audit of byte-identical incoming subsystems. These exclusions match this evidence-only change; no green result is promoted into exhaustive correctness proof. VerdictThe scoped code and merge review is complete with no demonstrated implementation defect. The generation-observation experiments have closed the empirical E1 gap, but the durable receipt update is still pending at this head. Record the supplied finite calibration evidence, then obtain the bounded exact-successor-head review before merge. Do not repeat the experiment or broaden the product scope. REQUEST CHANGES |
PR 159 exact-successor independent reviewReviewed This is the bounded independent review of the documentation-only successor to FindingsNo actionable findings. E1 is closed by durable, independently verified calibration receipts. No further calibration, field-by-field expansion, runtime change or test expectation change is required. Verification Checklist
Execution and remaining integration gatesExecuted by this reviewer: read-only Git/GitHub/source/diff inspection, exact-head and clean-status checks, complete receipt-byte comparisons, in-memory patch-to-executed-mutant reconstruction, link-existence checks, all three read-only patch applicability checks and whitespace checks. Only this scratch report was written. No host Rust test, mutation, commit, push, public comment, merge, configuration change or subagent execution occurred. Inspected rather than rerun: original copied-Docker full validation, three compiled intended calibration failures, restored debug/release GREEN, and exact-successor hosted documentation validation. The parent's earlier full validation and restored focused sessions returned exit 0; every mutation session returned the expected 101. No additional runtime execution is necessary to review the docs-only delta. The complete prior runtime/evidence limitations remain applicable: finite length-three model, shared fixture/codec foundations, admitted repository fixture rather than platform certification, disclosed ordinary enforcement gaps, no physical power-loss proof, no arbitrary anchor sets or new concurrency/fuzz campaign from this change. At the final status read, successor run VerdictThe durable receipts faithfully preserve the intended experiments and close E1. The complete prior checklist plus the bounded checks above cover this exact successor, with no actionable findings. APPROVE |
Code Lawyer activity summaryCandidate:
Scope remains finite length-three histories with fixed fixture anchors. Repository admission isolates post-admission behavior and is not platform certification. No new fault, random, concurrency or physical power-loss campaign is claimed; no production format/API/security/recovery/performance behavior changes. Refusal precision and #99 preservation/cooperating-writer/effect-reporting contracts remain intact. Candidate-derived expectations and count assertions were rejected because they would not independently establish runtime behavior. Final hosted checks and immediate head/base/protection checks are separate merge gates; this activity summary alone does not declare integration. Final run 37149868953 is SUCCESS at the exact candidate: Rust quality gates, runtime fuzz smoke, dependency policy and documentation/workflow integrity all pass. CodeRabbit's completed exact-head review approves. All finite obligations above are closed; no failed or skipped required job is represented as green. Normal merge remains subject to the immediate head/base and repository-rule recheck. |
Missing evidence and outcome
The retention model omitted release and restore. Its accepted-publication update also copied generation and anchors from the candidate, which could conceal an incorrect operation recipe. This PR adds both operations and advances the reference state from the requested operation, initial fixture and prior model instead.
Change kind: correction of missing verification and oracle improvement. No production behavior changes. Every history uses fresh migrated storage; after every step, fenced observations must match the complete namespace/generation map, anchor sets and liveness. Exact typed stale/retry refusal checks remain. No harness-count assertion is introduced.
Evidence
The operation alphabet now contains both namespace initials, successor, release, restore, retry and stale initial. Every three-operation history is explored, including initial → release → restore and interleavings with the other namespace. Precondition no-ops are disclosed; the 343-history figure describes a bound, not proof of correctness.
There is no claimed production bug or fabricated RED against working main. A copied production mutation that hides empty selected roots survives the old suite and fails the new one. Separate oracle calibrations make release retain anchors or restore remain empty; both fail actual fenced anchor-set comparisons against the unchanged model. Unmodified production passes in debug/release. Mutants use separate source/build directories and are not committed.
Formatting, source structure and all-feature/minimal-feature warnings-denied Clippy pass in copied Docker source. Full workspace debug/release tests and doctests pass on candidate
f8ab8128c0b591e24110dfc883905d6995bde6c3. All four required hosted CI jobs pass on that exact head (run 37057259727). The first broad local run exhausted inodes in the shared 2 GiB test filesystem; its log is retained. The filesystem was expanded to 4 GiB without deleting existing evidence, and the full debug/release run then passed. CodeRabbit was rate-limited; its successful status is not review approval. The evidence record identifies the owning contracts, replay commands, calibration results, fixture limitations and deletion criteria.Current landing evidence
Integrated candidate
64bbbf915d87e43fa5c902ddeb0d893f246f9af5passed a full fresh copied-Docker command chain and all four hosted jobs. The independent review found no implementation defect and identified one finite calibration-evidence gap. Three additional isolated production-reader mutations each failed the intended namespace-map, liveness or selected-root-generation assertion; restored model laws passed debug/release. Patches and normalized raw RED/GREEN receipts are now linked from the existing evidence document.Final successor
e768c8fcf769f25c422762cf67fa93384363ea68changes documentation/receipts only; runtime code and test expectations are unchanged. Markdown lint, whitespace validation and replay patch applicability pass. The initial receipt formatting failure is retained in commit history and corrected by the successor. Exact-head independent review APPROVES and closes E1; CodeRabbit also approves with no actionable findings. All four jobs in final hosted run 37149868953 pass on this exact head. Older green checks are not substituted for final-head acceptance.Scope, compatibility and limits
No format, identity, dependency, performance, synchronization, recovery or API changes. This is not a new fault campaign or proof of production platform eligibility; the existing model fixture deliberately isolates post-admission behavior. Histories beyond three steps and arbitrary anchor sets remain outside this model. Existing golden, corruption and crash owners remain in place.
The branch started from main
6051abb, after prerequisite #99 merged, and integrated main1325841cbcd27f4c504870728e3ca87d87a2c4ccthrough normal merge64bbbf915d87e43fa5c902ddeb0d893f246f9af5. The only conflict was the changelog; all entries were preserved. It does not depend on #156, #157 or #158. The prepared historical version was adapted selectively: newer exact refusal laws were retained, the candidate-derived oracle was replaced, and no case-count assertion was carried over. Original roadmap checkboxes are unchanged; the integration commit remains the final completion evidence.Closes #128. Refs #131, #132.
Alternatives rejected: candidate-derived expected state and harness-count assertions do not independently establish the retention contract. Security implications: production authorization, identity checks and storage behavior are unchanged; these tests improve detection of incorrect retained state.