Harden the attestation consumer suite to match the rest of the converged fleet - #104
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…ged fleet This repository converged before three review rounds hardened the suite. It is correct - it consumes the canonical auditor and reports the same seven corpus cases as every other converged repository - but its suite was the earlier, weaker one and its launcher docstring claimed the suite reproduces three states when it reproduced four. The entry path is now compared against the package's own report across four structurally different publish shapes rather than one fixture. A single fixture is satisfiable by a local verifier that hardcodes its report: that attack was built, passes the previous suite 6 of 6, and fails this one. The shebang matrix covers six interpreters rather than four and asserts its own precondition - the case depends on the launcher's prose naming the command it guards, and without that every state would read 'not shell input' and the test would go green having proved nothing. The failure must name the fixture's own workflow, since report sets exit code 1 for any failure at all. One withTrackedFixture helper replaces two sites building the same throwaway repository. The docstring miscount is the same defect twice over: a claim about behaviour that no test checks, which reached seven repositories by being copied - exactly what the original wrong shebang sentence did.
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WalkthroughThe attestation consumer suite now uses staged tracked fixtures, covers ten publish shapes and four discovery paths, compares launcher output with verifier reports, tests six shebang cases, checks invocation errors, and records the completed hardening chore. ChangesAttestation suite hardening
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The test suite is substantially improved, but its comment overstates what the selected fixtures prove. Narrowing that claim will prevent future maintainers from treating untested auditor behavior as covered. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR brings the attestation consumer tests in line with the converged fleet by centralizing tracked fixtures, exercising four publish shapes and six shebang cases, comparing launcher output with the canonical verifier, and requiring fixture-specific failures; it also corrects the launcher documentation and records the chore. Flow diagram for the hardened attestation consumer suiteflowchart TD
A["withTrackedFixture creates one tracked fixture"] --> B["Exercise four structurally different publish shapes"]
B --> C["Exercise six shebang interpreters"]
C --> D["Run the consumer launcher and canonical verifier"]
D --> E["Compare their reports"]
E --> F{"Does each failure name its own fixture workflow?"}
F -->|yes| G["Suite passes"]
F -->|no| H["Suite fails"]
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@coderabbitai full review This transplants the suite that three review rounds produced on the later convergence PRs, so the findings behind it are already known — what is worth attacking is whether the transplant is complete and whether the hardened suite is still too weak. Two specific things:
The test states one limit explicitly rather than implying it: ESM offers no way to observe a call target from outside a module, so this establishes agreement across a shape space, not call-site identity. A comment overclaiming exactly that is what let the gap survive two rounds, so I would rather it be checked than trusted. |
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rg -n -C2 'pm-ops|attestation|test|verify-release-publish' "$file" || cat -n "$file"
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done
find . -path '*/node_modules/pm-ops*' -o -path '*/node_modules/@pm-ops*' 2>/dev/null | head -40
echo '== Local verifier/discovery references =='
rg -n -C4 -i 'git\s+ls-files|ls-files|auditPublishAttestation|function verify|const verify|verify\s*=' \
-g '!CHANGELOG.md' -g '!*.jsonl' .
echo '== Test commands and CI invocations =='
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-g '!CHANGELOG.md' -g '!*.jsonl' -g '!test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts' .
echo '== Same test in public GitHub repositories =='
gh search code 'ENTRY_PATH_FIXTURES filename:verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts' --limit 30 --json repository,path,text \
--jq '.[] | "\(.repository.nameWithOwner) \(.path)\n\(.text)\n---"' || trueLength of output: 38090 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
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workdir="$(mktemp -d)"
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echo '== pm-ops@2026.9.7 archive contents relevant to attestation =='
curl --fail --silent --show-error --location \
'https://registry.npmjs.org/pm-ops/-/pm-ops-2026.9.7.tgz' \
--output "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz"
tar -tzf "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz" | rg -i '(attestation|package\.json)$'
echo '== pm-ops@2026.9.7 attestation implementation =='
tar -xOf "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz" package/dist/attestation.js 2>/dev/null \
|| tar -xOf "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz" package/attestation.js 2>/dev/null \
|| true
echo '== pm-ops package export map =='
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--jq '.[] | "\(.repository.nameWithOwner) \(.path) \(.url)\n\(.textMatches | tostring)\n---"' || true
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Greptile SummaryThe PR strengthens the repository’s consumer tests for the canonical publish-attestation auditor while preserving the existing production wrapper.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge; no outstanding correctness, security, or repository-rule issue remains. The strengthened suite remains coupled to the canonical auditor, exercises both verdicts across all three discovery paths, preserves loud entry-resolution failures, and restores process state correctly. All three previous Greptile findings were resolved and remain fixed in the current code.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts | Corrects the launcher docstring to describe the six asserted shebang cases without changing runtime behavior. |
| test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts | Broadens canonical-auditor agreement checks across publish shapes and discovery paths while strengthening invocation, attribution, and state-restoration assertions. |
| .agents/pm/chores/pm-linear-ku56.toon | Records the completed hardening work and the subsequent planning-history repair. |
| .agents/pm/history/pm-linear-ku56.jsonl | Preserves the chore’s event history with re-anchoring evidence and a final repair record aligned with the current item. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Adds the closed hardening chore to the generated unreleased changelog section. |
Flowchart
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flowchart LR
A[Workflow publish shapes] --> D[Canonical pm-ops auditor]
B[Tracked shell-script shapes] --> D
C[package.json script shapes] --> D
D --> E[Canonical report and exit status]
A --> F[Launcher entry path]
B --> F
C --> F
F --> G[Launcher output and exit status]
E --> H[Assert agreement]
G --> H
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capture saved process.stdout.write.bind(process.stdout) and restored that - a fresh bound function - so every capture replaced the global method's identity and stacked a wrapper layer per fixture iteration. The bound copy was never called, only reinstalled, so the bind was pure harm. Verified the identity now survives six consecutive captures. The entry-path corpus left two auditor decisions unexercised: a runner-prefixed publish, and an attested publish masking a second unattested one. Both added. Proving the second took three attempts, and the first two were wrong in an instructive way. They filtered a simulated partial implementation's output on message text containing 'npx', but the auditor's failure text is generic - it names the file and says a publish invocation does not enable --provenance, never which construction was caught. Those attacks therefore changed nothing and passed. An implementation genuinely blind to the runner prefix, reporting no failure for that fixture, does fail. So the corpus discriminates by verdict and failure count, not by which construction was caught. Both findings from Greptile.
…tdout The docstring was wrong for the third time in three different ways. The correction said 'six interpreters'; the matrix has six CASES - five interpreter forms and the absence of a shebang. Now stated as what it is, and the same wording corrected in the item text that had inherited it. Two decisions the entry corpus omitted: a publish that disables provenance explicitly, and a discovery source that is not a workflow. Every earlier shape wrote .github/workflows/release.yml, so nothing exercised the shebang branch of isExecutableSource through the entry path - an implementation that only looked at workflows would have agreed on all of them, and now fails, verified. capture saved a BOUND copy of process.stdout.write and restored that, so every capture replaced the global method's identity and stacked a layer per iteration. The copy was never called, only reinstalled. Verified the identity now survives six consecutive captures. Where the launcher exports report it is asserted by reference rather than by typeof. pm-csv does not export it and the attempt failed loudly at import, which is the export surface being load-bearing as intended.
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Round 2 pushed: docstring count corrected (third time — see the table in my thread replies), @coderabbitai full review The claim now under test: the entry-path corpus covers the auditor decisions that a partial reimplementation could plausibly miss. Two limits I would rather have checked than trusted:
Separately, this wave has made clear that the suite itself is duplicated across twenty repositories, so each of these improvements costs a full wave and the newest four exist only in the seven still open. That is raised as a proposal to export the suite from |
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rg -n -C3 '"pm-ops"|pm-ops@|verify-release-publish-attestation' \
package.json package-lock.json pnpm-lock.yaml yarn.lock 2>/dev/null || true
echo '== Attestation implementation available in repository =='
rg -n -C5 -i 'git\s+ls-files|ls-files|auditPublishAttestation|function verify|const verify|function report|const report' \
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tar -tzf "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz" | rg -i '(attestation|package\.json)$'
tar -xOf "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz" package/package.json
for candidate in package/dist/attestation.js package/attestation.js package/dist/index.js; do
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CHANGELOG.md \
scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts \
test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts
echo '== pm-ops package attestation artifact paths =='
workdir="$(mktemp -d)"
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'https://registry.npmjs.org/pm-ops/-/pm-ops-2026.9.7.tgz' \
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tar -xzf "$workdir/pm-ops.tgz" -C "$workdir"
fd -t f . "$workdir/package" | rg '(attestation|shell-scan)\.(js|d\.ts)$' | while IFS= read -r file; do
echo "--- $file"
cat -n "$file"
done
echo '== pm-ops source tree candidates on GitHub =='
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--jq '.tree[] | select(.path | test("attestation|shell-scan"; "i")) | [.path, .type] | `@tsv`'
echo '== Current pm-ops source files =='
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src/attestation.ts \
src/shell-scan.ts \
scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts \
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echo '== Canonical attestation API and decision implementation =='
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echo '== Canonical tests that exercise public attestation decisions =='
gh api 'repos/unbraind/pm-ops/contents/test/attestation-union.test.ts?ref=main' --jq '.content' \
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| rg -n -C4 'test\(|recognition|failures|trackedPublishSources|isExecutableSource|manifest|no npm publish'
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rg -n -C3 \
'ENTRY_PATH_FIXTURES|const SHAPES|name: "|assert\.equal\(|assert\.match\(|assert\.doesNotMatch\(|report\(verify' \
test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts
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The current suite does not prove construction identity. The existing output comparison and failure-count checks correctly state that limit. The staged fixtures also match the canonical discovery path: ✏️ Learnings added
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…ion failure Three findings that were genuinely unaddressed. The entry corpus covered only direct command forms, while the real release workflow runs npm publish inside a shell function. Wrapper expansion is separate verifier behaviour, so an implementation handling the direct forms and missing function wrappers would have passed. Both wrapped shapes are now covered, and a wrapper-blind partial fails on them. The fail-closed no-publish case is covered too. It fails differently - 'no npm publish invocation was found in any tracked file' names no file - so the shape is exempted from the names-the-file assertion rather than weakening it. Consolidating the runIfMain tests had dropped the assertion that an unresolvable argv[1] THROWS. If resolution were changed to swallow that, a broken direct invocation would exit 0 without running the gate - a silent skip, worse than a loud failure. Restored, and proven: wrapping isMainInvocation in a try/catch that returns false makes it fail. The docstring clause still read as claiming the suite does not assert the interpreter cases, when it asserts the outcome for all six. This is its fourth wording.
…nd fail another The no-publish shape carried an 'unnamed' property its array's inline type did not declare - a TS2353 excess-property error, found by Greptile as a P1. How it survived two green verifications is the part worth recording. npm run check runs tsc against the ROOT tsconfig, whose include is ['*.ts'] and which never sees test/. And node --test STRIPS types to run a .ts file rather than checking them, so the error ran perfectly. The repository's own gate is correct - tsconfig.test.json via build:test, which the test script runs - so CI would have caught this; the blind part was the verification loop. Fixed by declaring one PublishShape interface used by both arrays, rather than by widening an inline type in one place.
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Round 3 pushed. Four findings, all fixed, and two of them were about verification rather than code:
The docstring paragraph is now on its fourth wording. @coderabbitai full review Verified this round with |
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echo '== Canonical pm-ops attestation source and relevant tests =='
for path in attestation.ts test/attestation-union.test.ts; do
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…n script The entry corpus covered two of the auditor's three discovery paths - workflows, and a tracked script reached through the shebang branch of isExecutableSource - but not a publish in a package.json script, which reaches the gate through manifestCommandLines. An implementation scanning workflows and shell scripts while omitting manifests would have agreed on every shape and passed. Confirmed against the auditor before writing the fixture: a package.json whose release script is an unattested publish produces one failure naming package.json, and the attested form produces none. Proven not vacuous: a partial filtering out failures that name package.json passes without this shape and fails with it. Found by CodeRabbit.
…g stale The manifest coverage was one-sided: only an unattested package.json publish was covered, so an implementation that simply refused every manifest publish - including correctly attested ones - would have matched the canonical report and passed. The script path had the same asymmetry. Both non-workflow paths now carry both verdicts. Proven: an implementation that fails every package.json fails the suite, and so does one that fails every scripts/release.sh. Neither was caught before. The explanation had also gone stale. The manifest shape had been appended to ENTRY_PATH_FIXTURES, so the sentence saying every shape above is discovered as a workflow was no longer true of its own array. The manifest shapes now sit beside the script shapes where the comment describes them, and the comment states why each path needs both verdicts rather than leaving it to be inferred. Found by Greptile on two repositories independently.
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Round 5 pushed. Both non-workflow discovery paths now carry both verdicts, and the stale explanation is corrected. Proven against blanket-reject implementations: one that fails every @coderabbitai full review A note on where this stands, since this is the fifth round. Four of the five findings so far have been defects in a test's claim about itself rather than in production code — a comment asserting reference identity it did not check, a docstring stating a rule the auditor does not have, a byte comparison satisfiable by a hardcoded report, and an explanation that stopped matching its own array. The production change has been correct since round one; everything since has been the suite learning to mean what it says. So the most useful thing to attack now is any remaining gap between what a comment claims and what the code checks — that has been the reliable defect class here, more than missing shapes. Structurally, this suite is duplicated across twenty repositories, which is why each of these corrections costs a full wave. Raised separately as a proposal to export it from |
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scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts
echo '== Canonical attestation source: discovery and source-type decisions =='
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echo '== Canonical attestation test structure =='
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In `@test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts`:
- Around line 140-145: Revise the coverage description near the test fixture
rationale to state that the suite verifies launcher and verifier agreement
across the selected shape space. Remove claims that each fixture exercises a
distinct auditor decision or that the corpus covers all canonical auditor
behavior.
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Every fixture put options after publish, so nothing covered npm --access public publish - a valid invocation where the subcommand does not follow the program directly. An implementation matching only the literal pair 'npm publish' would have agreed with the auditor on every other shape. Confirmed against the auditor before writing the fixtures: the unattested form produces one failure and the attested form none, so both verdicts exist and both are covered - applying the previous round's finding that a one-sided shape lets a blanket-reject implementation through, rather than repeating it. Proven: an implementation blind to any npm invocation with an option before the subcommand passes without these shapes and fails with them. Found by CodeRabbit.
The comment said each fixture exercises a different decision in the auditor, which overclaims twice: the fixtures do not each map to a distinct decision, and the set does not cover all auditor behaviour - YAML normalisation, scalar scope across conditional arms, heredocs, wrapper-option parsing and executable-path variants are untouched. It now states what it establishes, that the launcher and the package agree across the SELECTED shape space, and what it deliberately does not: the auditor's own behaviour belongs with the implementation in pm-ops, where one fix reaches every consumer, and re-testing it here is the duplication this suite exists to remove. Fifth instance in this wave of a comment claiming more than the code checks - the class reviewers were asked to attack this round. Found by CodeRabbit.
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Round 6 pushed — two findings, both taken.
@coderabbitai full review Final round from my side unless something material comes back. The last two rounds have returned wording accuracy rather than defects, which is the honest signal that this has converged: the production change has been correct since round one, and six rounds have gone into making the suite mean what it says. If you see a defect — a shape whose verdict the launcher and package would disagree on, or a claim the code still does not check — that is worth another round. Style-level polish I will note and leave, because this suite is duplicated across twenty repositories and each pass costs a full wave, which is itself tracked as the thing to fix. |
🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
echo '== PR metadata and merge-base diff =='
gh pr view 104 --repo unbraind/pm-linear \
--json baseRefName,headRefName,files,title,url \
--jq '{title,url,base:.baseRefName,head:.headRefName,files:[.files[].path]}'
base="$(git merge-base HEAD origin/main 2>/dev/null || git merge-base HEAD main)"
git diff --find-renames --stat "$base"...HEAD
git diff --find-renames "$base"...HEAD -- \
scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts \
test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts \
CHANGELOG.md package.json tsconfig.json tsconfig.test.json
echo '== Relevant file outlines =='
ast-grep outline scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts --items all
ast-grep outline test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts --items all
echo '== Launcher =='
cat -n scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts
echo '== Consumer suite =='
cat -n test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts
echo '== Test configuration =='
for path in package.json tsconfig.json tsconfig.test.json; do
if [ -f "$path" ]; then
echo "--- $path"
cat -n "$path"
fi
done
echo '== Canonical pm-ops attestation parsing and discovery =='
gh api 'repos/unbraind/pm-ops/contents/attestation.ts?ref=main' --jq '.content' \
| base64 --decode \
| nl -ba \
| sed -n '1,280p;470,780p'
echo '== New fixture and assertion references =='
rg -n -C5 \
'non-adjacent|--access public publish|ENTRY_PATH_FIXTURES|PublishShape|withTrackedFixture|selected shape|selected.*shape|every decision|YAML|scalar|heredoc|wrapper-option|assert\.(equal|match|doesNotMatch)' \
test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts \
scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.tsLength of output: 54908 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
echo '== Latest PR commits =='
gh pr view 104 --repo unbraind/pm-linear --json commits \
--jq '.commits[] | [.oid[0:12], .messageHeadline] | `@tsv`'
echo '== Latest commit patch =='
git diff --find-renames HEAD~1..HEAD -- \
scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts \
test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts \
CHANGELOG.md
echo '== Canonical pm-ops attestation source =='
gh api 'repos/unbraind/pm-ops/contents/attestation.ts?ref=main' --jq '.content' \
| base64 --decode \
| cat -n
echo '== Canonical attestation tests for option-before-subcommand behavior =='
gh api 'repos/unbraind/pm-ops/contents/test/attestation-union.test.ts?ref=main' --jq '.content' \
| base64 --decode \
| rg -n -C5 -- '--access public publish|--provenance|subcommand|npm publish|option'
echo '== Current comment/fixture consistency checks =='
rg -n -C4 \
'selected shape space|each discovery path carries BOTH verdicts|every.*decision|five interpreter forms|six shebang|not adjacent|wrapper-option|executable-path' \
scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts \
test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.tsLength of output: 105960
The two non-adjacent fixtures match The corpus comment now matches the test scope. It claims agreement across the selected shape space. It excludes canonical parser behavior that I also used the existing guidance that canonical auditor behavior belongs in 🧠 Learnings usedIf you found this review helpful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on X? Thank you for using CodeRabbit!
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CI failed while every local gate passed. The failing step was pm health --strict-exit, and the cause was a history chain mismatch on this item: the wrong interpreter count in its description was corrected with sed, editing the .toon directly. The item hash is chained through the history JSONL, so a direct edit breaks the chain even when the resulting text is correct. Repaired with pm history-repair, after clearing the drift cache - a stale cache reports drift that is not there and would have sent this the wrong way. The wider miss is the verification loop, not the edit: it ran tests, docstring, coverage, changelog and the attestation gate, but never pm health --strict-exit, which CI runs as its first step.
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Merging. Six review rounds on this change, and the honest summary is that the production change was correct after round one — everything since has been the suite learning to mean what it says. What it does. Brings this repository's attestation consumer suite up to the version the later convergence PRs carry, and corrects a launcher docstring that miscounted its own states. What review changed, in order:
Every fix was proved by building the attack it was meant to stop. Each is recorded in the item history with the attack and its before/after result. Two of these were defects in my verification, not the code — worth stating plainly. The P1 survived because Gates: The structural problem this exposed — that the suite is duplicated across twenty repositories, so each of these corrections cost a full wave — is tracked separately as a proposal to export it from |
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Why
This repository converged onto the canonical auditor before three review rounds hardened the consumer suite. It is correct today — it consumes
pm-ops/attestationand reports the same seven corpus cases as every other converged repository — but its suite is the earlier, weaker one, and its launcher docstring claims the suite reproduces three states when it reproduces four.Thirteen repositories that converged later carry the hardened version. This closes that gap so all twenty are the same, which is the whole argument for convergence: uniformity is what lets one change reach everywhere.
What the hardened suite adds
withTrackedFixturehelperProven not vacuous. A local verifier that hardcodes one report passes the previous suite 6/6 and fails this one:
That attack is exactly what Greptile predicted on unbraind/pm-changelog#184, and building it is how the round-3 fix was validated rather than asserted.
The docstring miscount is the same defect twice over
It is a claim about behaviour that no test checks, and it reached seven repositories by being copied — precisely what the original wrong shebang sentence did, and precisely what this convergence removes from code while leaving prose free to repeat it.
Gates
typecheck · docstring · coverage thresholds met · attestation gate · full suite 0 fail · changelog up to date
pm items
pm-linear-ku56— Harden the attestation consumer suite to match the rest of the converged fleetSummary by Sourcery
Harden the attestation consumer suite so launcher behavior remains aligned with the canonical auditor across the converged repository fleet.
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Summary by cubic
Hardens the attestation consumer suite so launcher output must match the package verifier's own report across sixteen structurally different publish shapes instead of one fixture, so a verifier hardcoded to a single report no longer passes.
.github, andpackage.jsonscripts) with both attested and unattested verdicts, so blanket acceptance or refusal both fail.PublishShapeinterface, restores the rawprocess.stdout.writeafter each capture, and corrects the launcher docstring and changelog.history-repaircommit that fixes the chain a direct.toonedit had broken; note that CI runspm health --strict-exitas its first gate.Written for commit 7a6fc3e. Summary will update on new commits.