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…fore v1.0 The delta over #4, which brought the site up to 15 guarantees. Item 2 merged after that push, so G12 was the one guarantee missing, and the module it grades had no reference pages at all. Generated, against the release branch: - render_api enumerates ctrlrun.transport. It is core and stdlib, and `import ctrlrun` deliberately does not import it, so its five names are not in `ctrlrun.__all__` and nothing listed them. A reference that named NotExecuted and not the module that raises it correctly left a reader with the one decision and none of the help. Five new pages and the docs.json group. - The readiness block: 16 guarantees, 5,164 tests, and "Version 0.7.0 is in development; PyPI has 0.6.1", which is what the generator says until the tag gives the changelog heading a date. The "No external security audit" line is untouched: it is gated on v0.12, not on this release. - CLAIMS.md re-pointed, every file.py:NNN resolving against the line it cites. Seven rows cited the NotExecuted branch at a line that is now the end of a docstring; they point at the `except NotExecuted` clause, and 30 more moved. Hand-written: - verify.md carries all sixteen guarantees in the table, where it had eleven under the v2 catalogue, and the transcript is a real run. G12 is the only guarantee that opens a socket, so "no scenario opens a socket" becomes what the rule actually is, which was already untrue under a remote --store-url. - The two CI transcripts gain G12 and read 12/12. - ROADMAP: v0.7 shipped; v0.11's "three shapes" corrected to four receipt schema versions; and the v0.7 line claiming "one human approval plus an executor that always reports nothing happened is unlimited dispatches" corrected, because item 4 measured it and it is false in enforce mode. Every renewal of an approved action needs a new granted approval. The case the ceiling exists for is the action the policy allows outright. - Two items named before v1.0, both found by reviews and deferred with written decisions. In v0.11, a malformed value of a key a receipt schema declares raising out of from_dict, so one UPDATE blinds receipts, --verify-chain, inspect, stats and G11 together. In v0.12, the import cycle state -> receipt -> policy -> authority -> state, which contradicts ARCHITECTURE.md section 6's "dependencies point downward"; the sentence there saying policy.py does not import authority.py is no longer true and now says so. - ARCHITECTURE gains the transport.py row and the postgres.py row the spec asked for, and the continuation rule beside the gateway paragraph. recovery.mdx says it where an operator reads it: a continuation leg never records FAILED, and the gateway answers -41010 where 0.6.1 answered -41011 and permitted a retry. - THREAT_MODEL gains the v0.7 limitations: the recheck narrows and does not close, the classifier speaks only for this library's sends, the cost of claiming nothing where it cannot observe, and attempt identity under a reused action_id. - OWASP mapping gains the G12 row with what it does not close. The snippet harness's network guard is the library's own, verbatim. It refused every connect, so a documentation snippet running `ctrlrun verify` exited 3 on a correct kernel once G12 existed. Two guards of different widths is the drift the library's fixture exists to prevent, so this is a copy rather than a second rule, with both edges tested: a self-bound loopback port is admitted, and a loopback port this process did not bind is not.
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…decline - verify.md said G12 is the only guarantee that opens a socket. G13 runs over the connection --store-url names, so it is not. G12 is the only one that binds and drives a peer of its own, which is what the sentence was reaching for. - recovery.mdx led with "a continuation leg can never record FAILED", which is false of an executor that raises NotExecuted on its own evidence. The paragraph qualified it two sentences later; the heading sentence now carries its own scope: nothing in the library hands a continuation leg a FAILED. - ROADMAP's ceiling bullet did not say what an entry with no max_attempts does. It renews without bound, exactly as at 0.6.1, and no value means unlimited. Declined, with the reasoning in the file rather than only here: the guard forgets a bound pair when its socket closes, detaches or is collected, so a snippet that closed the descriptor behind the socket's back would leave the pair admitted. True, and true of the library's guard, because this is the same text. Fixing it here and not there forks the two guards again, which is the defect this copy exists to remove; the edit belongs in the library applied to both at once.
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The site half of the v0.7 release pass. The library half is CTRLRun/ctrlrun#147.
This is the delta over #4, which brought the site up to the library's v0.7
main: fifteen guarantees, the token, the ceiling, the preconditions. Item 2merged after that push, so G12 was the one guarantee missing, and the module it
grades had no reference page at all. Everything else was verified rather than
regenerated.
Generated, against the release branch
Run with
CTRLRUN_SOURCE=<the release branch worktree>; all seven generators are0 driftedon this branch.render_apinow enumeratesctrlrun.transport. It could not before, and notby oversight: the page list is
ctrlrun.__all__plus a hand-writtenEXTRA_NAMESfor what lives behind an extra, andtransport.pyis core, stdliband deliberately not imported by
import ctrlrun(SPEC-v0.7 §2.8, T228), soit is in neither. The five public names of the module that decides
FAILEDversus
AMBIGUOUShad no reference page whileNotExecutedhad one. Five newpages and the
docs.jsongroup.development; PyPI has 0.6.1", because the generator takes "released" from the
newest dated changelog heading and the release heading is undated until the
tag. That line flips itself on the day the release lands, which is what it was
built to do. The "No external security audit" line is untouched: it is gated
on v0.12, not on this release.
CLAIMS.mdre-pointed, everyfile.py:NNNresolving against the line itcites. Seven rows cited the
NotExecutedbranch at a line that item 3's tokenbinding had turned into the end of a docstring; the repointer refuses rather than
guesses, which is what made it visible. They point at the
except NotExecutedclause now, and thirty more rows moved with the code.
render_schemasalready carriedctrlrun.receipt/v4andctrlrun.policy/v5from Bring the site up to the library's v0.7 main: 15 guarantees, the token, the ceiling, preconditions #4, and
--checkconfirms it. Nothing regenerated there.Hand-written
verify.md: the guarantee table carried eleven, underctrlrun.guarantees/v2,while the transcript above it already showed G13 to G16. It carries all sixteen
under
v3now, with G12's four observable rows and its control spelled out, andthe transcript is a real run of the document it names. "No scenario opens a
socket" becomes what the rule actually is, no connection except to the store
--store-urlnames and to loopback listeners verify bound itself, which wasalready untrue under a remote
--store-url. The N/A example is a real8/8run with the note that the same document on Postgres reads
9/9.12/12.ROADMAP.md: v0.7 marked shipped. v0.11's "three shapes" corrected tofour receipt schema versions (
v3from 0.6,v4from v0.7, and the two thatfollow), and the exit criterion with it. And v0.7's line claiming "one human
approval plus an executor that always reports nothing happened is unlimited
dispatches" corrected, because item 4 measured it and it is false in enforce
mode: every renewal of an approved action needs a new granted approval, so the
human is asked again each time. The case the ceiling actually exists for is the
action the policy allows outright, plus
ALLOWrenewals and the reconcile route.Corrected in place rather than quietly rephrased, on the rule this file already
follows.
written decisions:
of
from_dict, so oneUPDATEblindsctrlrun receipts,receipts --verify-chain,inspect,statsandG11together, where theschema-label and added-key cases are each reported at their
seqand leaveevery other row readable. Needs a new
CHAIN_BREAKSname on a closedSPEC-v0.6 §6.5surface, or a raw-row reader.state→receipt→policy→authority→state, which contradictsARCHITECTURE.md§6's dependencies pointdownward. It breaks nothing at run time, because the two edges out of
policy.pyare function-level, which is exactly why it went unnoticed. §6'ssentence saying
policy.pydoes not importauthority.py, so there is nocycle is no longer true and now says so.
ARCHITECTURE.mdgains thetransport.pyrow and thepostgres.pyrow(SPEC-v0.7 §9.5 and §3.6 both asked item 6 for one), and the continuation rule
beside the gateway paragraph.
production/recovery.mdxsays it where an operator reads it: a continuationleg never records
FAILED, and the gateway answers-41010where 0.6.1 answered-41011and permitted a retry of an effect the upstream may have been part-waythrough.
THREAT_MODEL.mdgains the v0.7 limitations: the recheck that narrows anddoes not close, the classifier that speaks only for this library's own sends,
the cost of claiming nothing where it cannot observe, and attempt identity under
a reused
action_id.assumed: the five that do already did.
The third copy of the network guard
tools/docs_audit/snippets.pycarried its ownNO_NETWORK, which refused everyconnect. The cookbook's
verify-in-github-actionsrecipe runsctrlrun verify, soonce G12 existed that recipe exited 3 on a correct kernel — an internal error
blaming the machine for a fact about the guard. SPEC-v0.7 §12.2.7 put the library's
two copies onto one definition and did not know about this one, in another
repository.
It is now a verbatim copy of
tests/conftest.py's guard, with both edges testedhere rather than assumed:
needs and is not a network;
loopback port would admit a local forwarding proxy, an SSH tunnel or a
container's published port, each of which leaves the host.
Checks
Six tests were red before this branch and each names a real thing: the stale
CLAIMS.mdline numbers, the missing G12 row in the OWASP mapping, theverify.mdN/A example pinned at
11/11, the word budget on the CI guide, and the snippetharness above.
Do not tag from this PR.
Merge order: this PR's
checkis red on the version string, and only on thatCI checks the site against
CTRLRun/ctrlrunatmain, which is 0.6.1 until thelibrary PR merges. Two assertions compare a version and nothing else:
test_the_recorded_readiness_still_matches_what_it_was_measured_from—assert '0.7.0' == '0.6.1';test_every_quoted_verify_transcript_is_one_verify_actually_prints— the diff isat index 0, the header line, and every guarantee row including
G12matcheswhat the library on
mainprints today.Merge CTRLRun/ctrlrun#147 first; the library's push to
mainsends thelibrary-changeddispatch, and a re-run here is green. Against the release branchlocally, with
CTRLRUN_SOURCEpointed at it, the whole suite passes.Summary by CodeRabbit
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