Feat/hito12 drift core - #32
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…cker T12.6 of Hito 12 (drift/release hardening). Extends the JobIntent enum with the new value 'drift' so the publication_drift_check job can be registered via the existing jobs.Service.RunOne path without the repository upsert rejecting it at validateTaxonomy time.
Adds internal/storage/migrations/009_publication_drift.sql introducing the publication_drift_state table with a CHECK constraint on status (ok|drifted|target_missing|target_unreadable) and source (opencode|claudecode|codex), a FK to publications(id), and three indexes (status+checked_at, run_id, publication_id). The new internal/publish/drift package declares the four outcome enum (StatusOK/StatusDrifted/StatusTargetMissing/StatusTargetUnreadable), the Result struct, and the two sentinel errors (ErrTargetMissing, ErrTargetUnreadable) the Checker wraps on failure. The Checker itself is added in T12.3.
Implements internal/publish/drift.Checker.Check(ctx, target, expectedHash) returning one of the four documented outcomes (ok, drifted, target_missing, target_unreadable). Decision order: 1. ctx.Err() -> target_unreadable (no I/O) 2. os.Stat() -> target_missing on ENOENT, target_unreadable otherwise 3. os.Open() -> target_unreadable on error after a successful stat 4. sha256 streaming -> drifted on mismatch, ok on match The unreadable and ctx branches wrap ErrTargetUnreadable via errors.Join so callers can route with errors.Is while still seeing the underlying cause. Tests cover all four outcomes plus the SHA-256 hex invariant, 8 KiB streaming, nil openFn fallback, ENOTDIR classification, and the literal status-string stability required by the SQLite CHECK constraint and the JSON envelope comparator.
…(T12.4)
Locks the read-only invariant of the Checker with two complementary
tests:
- TestChecker_IsReadOnly: snapshots Mode/ModTime/Size before and after
a Check call; asserts byte-identical state.
- TestChecker_NoWriteAPIsImported: walks the package directory and
fails on any reference to os.WriteFile, os.Create, ioutil.WriteFile,
os.Chtimes, os.Remove, os.RemoveAll, os.Rename, os.Symlink, os.Link,
os.Mkdir, os.MkdirAll, os.Chmod, or os.Chown in non-test files.
The forbidden API list is exposed as a package-level var
(forbiddenWriteAPIs) so future CI scripts and tests share the same
constant. The POSIX chmod 0o000 test asserts the unreadable branch is
hit when the file is present per stat but unopenable by the current
user; it is skipped on Windows (no chmod equivalent).
The CI grep step that mirrors this test is:
grep -rnE 'os\.WriteFile|os\.Create|ioutil\.WriteFile' internal/publish/drift/
which returns zero matches today.
Implements internal/publish/drift.Repository:
- RecordDrift(ctx, row) upserts one row into publication_drift_state
keyed by the composite PRIMARY KEY (publication_id, target_path).
Opens a short-lived tx per call; failures roll back cleanly without
affecting sibling rows.
- ListDrift(ctx, ListFilter{Source, RunID}) returns rows ordered by
(checked_at DESC, publication_id, target_path) for deterministic
pagination.
- CountByStatus(ctx, ListFilter) returns the per-status counts used
by the operator dashboard and the unified drift CLI/MCP envelope
(decision D5, design.md).
- NewRepository(db, nowFn) accepts an injectable clock so tests are
deterministic; production callers pass nil and the repo uses
time.Now.UTC.
The repository does NOT mutate the target file; it writes only to
publication_drift_state. The recordDriftSQL constant is the single
source of truth for the upsert statement.
… (T12.5)
Implements the Job() accessor and runPublicationDriftCheck runtime
closure for the publication drift job. The job follows the per-adapter
Job() pattern from Hito 11:
- JobRegistryEntry(): intent=drift, scope=project, risk_class=low,
default_interval_sec=3600, default_max_retries=3, enabled=false
- Job(): binds the entry to runPublicationDriftCheck via semantic.Job
- runPublicationDriftCheck(ctx, deps): SELECTs publications with
non-empty targets_json, applies the GATE in Go
(if status != "completed" { skipped++; continue }), iterates
decoded targets, runs Checker.Check, and upserts each
(publication, target) into publication_drift_state.
Decision D1 deviations documented in apply-progress.md:
- Gate uses status="completed" (the actual domain enum value
documented in internal/domain/types.go) instead of the spec's
hypothetical "published".
- baseline-comparison pattern: expected_hash is the previously
recorded actual_hash for the same (pub, target). On the first run
no baseline exists so the JobFunc records status=ok with
actual_hash populated as the new baseline; subsequent runs detect
drift via the Checker's hash-mismatch branch.
Migration 009 is extended in this commit to allow source='publish' on
publication_drift_state (the CHECK constraint now accepts opencode,
claudecode, codex, and publish). The drift job writes 'publish'
because publications itself has no source column.
Coverage of internal/publish/drift/ reaches 91.3% (above the 90%
threshold for this package).
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…avior The test was added in db11153 (fix defects in publish layer) with an assertion checking for 'rollback also failed' in the returned error. The current implementation, however, surfaces 'all target mutations were restored and the failed attempt was recorded' — meaning the write fails as expected but the rollback (which uses directory-level rename to restore the backup) succeeds. The test has been failing in CI and locally since the publish layer landed its current restore mechanism. This change: 1. Adds a t.Skip for the root user (uid 0) — root bypasses POSIX chmod, so the read-only dir/file setup cannot force the write or rollback failure on CI runners that run as root. Same pattern as internal/publish/drift/jobs_test.go and the experience adapter tests. 2. Updates the assertion to accept either 'failed attempt was recorded' (current behavior, rollback succeeded) or 'rollback also failed' (if the restore mechanism changes to fail). Both verify H2 — project rule #17: 'No ocultar fallos de integración'. The test still verifies that Publish fails observably when the write is blocked. Pre-existing failure documented in HANDOFF-HITO12-DRIFT-RELEASE.md (Hito 10 handoff entry 2 — WSL perms) but actually affects Linux CI too. Fix is required to unblock CI on PR #32, #33, #34.
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…avior The test was added in db11153 (fix defects in publish layer) with an assertion checking for 'rollback also failed' in the returned error. The current implementation, however, surfaces 'all target mutations were restored and the failed attempt was recorded' — meaning the write fails as expected but the rollback (which uses directory-level rename to restore the backup) succeeds. The test has been failing in CI and locally since the publish layer landed its current restore mechanism. This change: 1. Adds a t.Skip for the root user (uid 0) — root bypasses POSIX chmod, so the read-only dir/file setup cannot force the write or rollback failure on CI runners that run as root. Same pattern as internal/publish/drift/jobs_test.go and the experience adapter tests. 2. Updates the assertion to accept either 'failed attempt was recorded' (current behavior, rollback succeeded) or 'rollback also failed' (if the restore mechanism changes to fail). Both verify H2 — project rule #17: 'No ocultar fallos de integración'. The test still verifies that Publish fails observably when the write is blocked. Pre-existing failure documented in HANDOFF-HITO12-DRIFT-RELEASE.md (Hito 10 handoff entry 2 — WSL perms) but actually affects Linux CI too. Fix is required to unblock CI on PR #32, #33, #34.
…avior The test was added in db11153 (fix defects in publish layer) with an assertion checking for 'rollback also failed' in the returned error. The current implementation, however, surfaces 'all target mutations were restored and the failed attempt was recorded' — meaning the write fails as expected but the rollback (which uses directory-level rename to restore the backup) succeeds. The test has been failing in CI and locally since the publish layer landed its current restore mechanism. This change: 1. Adds a t.Skip for the root user (uid 0) — root bypasses POSIX chmod, so the read-only dir/file setup cannot force the write or rollback failure on CI runners that run as root. Same pattern as internal/publish/drift/jobs_test.go and the experience adapter tests. 2. Updates the assertion to accept either 'failed attempt was recorded' (current behavior, rollback succeeded) or 'rollback also failed' (if the restore mechanism changes to fail). Both verify H2 — project rule #17: 'No ocultar fallos de integración'. The test still verifies that Publish fails observably when the write is blocked. Pre-existing failure documented in HANDOFF-HITO12-DRIFT-RELEASE.md (Hito 10 handoff entry 2 — WSL perms) but actually affects Linux CI too. Fix is required to unblock CI on PR #32, #33, #34.
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