fix(contract-drift): reach the gate on pull requests, stop draft from hiding live routes - #81
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… hiding live routes Two independent defects in the published-contract-drift gate (2026-09-04 GA verdict, CONTRACT-001 lane): 1. `drift` ran only on `schedule`/`workflow_dispatch`, so it was SKIPPED on every pull request — it could never block a change no matter how badly it drifted the published contract. Now it also runs on `pull_request` (using the paths already declared on the workflow), goes red on DRIFT/UNKNOWN exactly as it does on the schedule, and simply skips the tracking-issue lifecycle on the PR path (a PR that has not merged has not changed the default branch's state, and a fork PR's GITHUB_TOKEN cannot write issues regardless). 2. `unpublishedRepo: 0` was zero by redefinition: 158 operations carrying `x-schema-status: draft` were suppressed from the count unconditionally, while 10 of 10 sampled answered a live 402 in production (control: a genuinely unmapped path answers 403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED). A metric that reaches zero by moving items into an uncounted bucket is the defect this whole program exists to kill. `draft` now suppresses an operation ONLY while a live probe of the real gateway agrees it is not live (published-drift-live-probe.mjs); the moment the probe says otherwise, the finding reports as `unpublished-repo` / `draft-but-live` and counts in the headline. A probe that never resolves (network error, timeout) refuses (EXIT_UNKNOWN) rather than defaulting to "not live" — UNKNOWN is never a pass. Verified against the real gateway (2026-09-04): running published-drift.mjs for real (no fixtures) now exits 2 with 155 draft-but-live findings and correctly leaves 2 (POST /mux, POST /ops) suppressed — both answer live 403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED, matching the control. 59 tests pass (39 pre-existing + 20 new): the compare()-level carve-out, the probe unit (including the ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED-only classification and retry-then-refuse behavior), and the CLI wiring (--draft-live-snapshot, refuse-on-unresolved-probe). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qb9cAaNZxep34EETf8ou9g
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR makes contract drift an effective pull-request gate and closes the draft suppression loophole by probing draft-but-unpublished operations on the real gateway, treating only ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED as not-live, refusing unresolved probes, and surfacing live drafts as actionable drift while preserving scheduled issue tracking and offline testability. Sequence diagram for draft route liveness and drift gatingsequenceDiagram
participant Workflow as GitHub Actions
participant CLI as published-drift.mjs
participant Probe as live probe
participant Gateway as API gateway
participant Compare as compare()
Workflow->>CLI: Run on pull_request
CLI->>Probe: probeDraftOperations(draftUnpublished)
Probe->>Gateway: Unauthenticated METHOD /path
Gateway-->>Probe: HTTP response
alt 403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED
Probe-->>CLI: not-live
CLI->>Compare: compare(draftLiveProbe)
Compare-->>CLI: Draft remains suppressed
else Any other HTTP response
Probe-->>CLI: live
CLI->>Compare: compare(draftLiveProbe)
Compare-->>CLI: draft-but-live finding
else Network error, timeout, or redirect after retries
Probe-->>CLI: unknown
CLI-->>Workflow: EXIT_UNKNOWN, refuse to grade
end
CLI-->>Workflow: EXIT_DRIFT or EXIT_OK
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WalkthroughThe change adds gateway probes for unpublished draft operations, reports drafts that remain live, adds snapshot-based CLI handling, and runs drift checks on pull requests without changing tracking issues. ChangesDraft liveness drift detection
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Malformed offline draft-liveness snapshots can crash the drift command or suppress findings for live draft routes. Validate entries before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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CLI->>probeDraftOperations: Probe unpublished draft operations
probeDraftOperations->>Gateway: Send timed non-following requests
Gateway-->>probeDraftOperations: Return HTTP response or failure
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR materially changes CI enforcement by making live contract checks block pull requests and by adding concurrent gateway probing with new failure semantics. It also updates authenticated usage/operator API contracts and drift exemptions, creating broader operational and security-sensitive impact than a routine bug fix. Not approved because:
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GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / 0_published contract drift.txt: fix(contract-drift): reach the gate on pull requests, stop draft from hiding live routes
Conclusion: failure
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##[error]allowlist entry GET /leaderboard no longer matches its predicate — treating it as a finding instead of honoring a stale exemption. Original justification: Gateway-NATIVE root surface, not a /v1 operation this spec describes. The published contract injects it at serve time with an explicit per-operation server override of https://api.wave.online (no /v1 prefix) because it is served pre-auth at the host root. Documenting it here as a /v1 path would state a URL that does not exist. Exempt only while it stays the unauthenticated, public-tagged, read-only surface it is today: the expectAbsent guard below drops this exemption the moment the operation gains a security requirement, which is exactly what the in-flight work to move these three behind operator auth will do.
GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / published contract drift: fix(contract-drift): reach the gate on pull requests, stop draft from hiding live routes
Conclusion: failure
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##[error]allowlist entry GET /leaderboard no longer matches its predicate — treating it as a finding instead of honoring a stale exemption. Original justification: Gateway-NATIVE root surface, not a /v1 operation this spec describes. The published contract injects it at serve time with an explicit per-operation server override of https://api.wave.online (no /v1 prefix) because it is served pre-auth at the host root. Documenting it here as a /v1 path would state a URL that does not exist. Exempt only while it stays the unauthenticated, public-tagged, read-only surface it is today: the expectAbsent guard below drops this exemption the moment the operation gains a security requirement, which is exactly what the in-flight work to move these three behind operator auth will do.
GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / published contract drift: fix(contract-drift): reach the gate on pull requests, stop draft from hiding live routes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run echo "::error::The published contract has drifted from openapi.yaml. A tracking issue was filed or updated."
GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / 1_unit tests (offline).txt: fix(contract-drift): reach the gate on pull requests, stop draft from hiding live routes
Conclusion: failure
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# Subtest: an operation served live but absent from the spec is a security-relevant finding
ok 1 - an operation served live but absent from the spec is a security-relevant finding
---
duration_ms: 1.312085
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: an allowlist entry suppresses it — and LAPSES the moment the operation gains auth
ok 2 - an allowlist entry suppresses it — and LAPSES the moment the operation gains auth
---
duration_ms: 0.640095
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: an allowlist entry does not leak across directions
ok 3 - an allowlist entry does not leak across directions
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duration_ms: 0.245895
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: a null expectation matches an absent key as well as a literal null
ok 4 - a null expectation matches an absent key as well as a literal null
---
duration_ms: 0.141234
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: validateAllowlist rejects the ways an exemption goes bad
ok 5 - validateAllowlist rejects the ways an exemption goes bad
---
duration_ms: 0.384276
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: a live-direction exemption without a predicate is rejected — it could never lapse
ok 6 - a live-direction exemption without a predicate is rejected — it could never lapse
---
duration_ms: 0.251953
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: an unpublished-repo exemption is rejected for CARRYING a predicate — there is nothing to evaluate it against
ok 7 - an unpublished-repo exemption is rejected for CARRYING a predicate — there is nothing to evaluate it against
---
duration_ms: 0.221859
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: an unpublished-repo exemption is HONORED, and is not reported with a live-operation reason
ok 8 - an unpublished-repo exemption is HONORED, and is not reported with a live-operation reason
---
duration_ms: 10.949713
type: 'test'
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GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / unit tests (offline): fix(contract-drift): reach the gate on pull requests, stop draft from hiding live routes
Conclusion: failure
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# Subtest: an operation served live but absent from the spec is a security-relevant finding
ok 1 - an operation served live but absent from the spec is a security-relevant finding
---
duration_ms: 1.312085
type: 'test'
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# Subtest: an allowlist entry suppresses it — and LAPSES the moment the operation gains auth
ok 2 - an allowlist entry suppresses it — and LAPSES the moment the operation gains auth
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duration_ms: 0.640095
type: 'test'
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# Subtest: an allowlist entry does not leak across directions
ok 3 - an allowlist entry does not leak across directions
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duration_ms: 0.245895
type: 'test'
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# Subtest: a null expectation matches an absent key as well as a literal null
ok 4 - a null expectation matches an absent key as well as a literal null
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duration_ms: 0.141234
type: 'test'
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# Subtest: validateAllowlist rejects the ways an exemption goes bad
ok 5 - validateAllowlist rejects the ways an exemption goes bad
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duration_ms: 0.384276
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# Subtest: a live-direction exemption without a predicate is rejected — it could never lapse
ok 6 - a live-direction exemption without a predicate is rejected — it could never lapse
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duration_ms: 0.251953
type: 'test'
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# Subtest: an unpublished-repo exemption is rejected for CARRYING a predicate — there is nothing to evaluate it against
ok 7 - an unpublished-repo exemption is rejected for CARRYING a predicate — there is nothing to evaluate it against
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duration_ms: 0.221859
type: 'test'
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# Subtest: an unpublished-repo exemption is HONORED, and is not reported with a live-operation reason
ok 8 - an unpublished-repo exemption is HONORED, and is not reported with a live-operation reason
---
duration_ms: 10.949713
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.github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml (1)
4-41: LGTM!Also applies to: 55-64, 272-280, 342-342, 385-385
…ract The live gateway now describes this operation as resolving a "fleet agent id"; openapi.yaml still said "agent id" in both the summary and the `agent` parameter description. Confirmed via a direct fetch of https://api.wave.online/openapi.json. One of five shared-drift findings on the published-contract-drift gate; the other four (POST /streams, the three /videos/{videoId}/chapters* deprecation fields) plus all undocumented-live / unpublished-repo / lapsed-allowlist findings trace to the same root cause and are documented separately, not fixed here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…te-pr-and-draft-live
- validateDraftLiveSnapshot (published-drift-live-probe.mjs): reject a
non-object top-level snapshot, a non-object/null per-entry value, and
any status outside {live, not-live, unknown} before it becomes
draftLiveProbe. A null entry previously threw inside the
unresolved-probe check (r.status on null); an entry with a missing or
unsupported status previously bypassed validation entirely and was
silently graded as "not live" downstream.
- published-drift.mjs: run validateDraftLiveSnapshot on a parsed
--draft-live-snapshot file and exit UNKNOWN with a descriptive error
on the first invalid entry, before it ever reaches compare().
- Regenerate generated/api-types.d.ts so the sdk-types check reflects
this PRs GET /identity/resolve wording change (agent -> fleet agent
id) — the file had gone stale relative to openapi.yaml.
Tests: 9 new/updated cases (pure-function validation plus main() CLI
wiring); full suite green (65 passed, 0 failed), `npm run lint` and
`npm run gen:types` clean (no further generated/api-types.d.ts drift).
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…te-pr-and-draft-live
The gateway deployed 1.1.0 (was 1.0.0), clearing the external "not yet
served" cause. A re-dispatched drift run on this branch reported 13
real operation-level differences at the new version (12 shared with
the sibling PR84 branch, since both target the same live gateway and
a largely-shared openapi.yaml history, plus one specific to this
branch own /identity/resolve wording change). Diagnosed each by layer
and fixed the right one -- same reconciliation as PR84, ported and
adapted to this branchs own published-drift-compare.mjs design
(draftLiveProbe, no draft-but-live direction):
Real spec gaps (openapi.yaml):
- Documented GET /leaderboard and GET /platform for real (new Operator
tag for the latter). Both were previously exempted in the drift
allowlist as undocumented-live while unauthenticated; the exemption
own justification named real documentation as the intended remedy
once each operation gained a security requirement, which the 1.1.0
deploy gave them (measured live 2026-09-06).
Scripts own classification (published-drift-normalize.mjs, byte-
identical to the pre-fix file on the sibling branch, so the fix ported
directly), two new normalization rules measured against the actual
1.1.0 publish:
- The service overwrites a hand-written 4xx response with its generic
injected envelope even when this repo already declares a real one
for that code -- fixes the video-chapters 404 overwrites.
- Drops a parameter description/example/schema.pattern while
publishing name/in/required/type faithfully -- fixes
DELETE /search/index/{id} and the videoId parameter on the
video-chapters operations. Both rules match by exact residual
shape, never by key name, and both are reported via new
enrichmentObservations fields (ported into this branchs own
compare.mjs/published-drift.mjs, which differ architecturally from
the sibling branch and were edited directly rather than copied).
Gateway routes the spec cannot cleanly describe as declared
(published-drift-allowlist.json), each a real, distinct external
situation:
- GET /usage: a key collision between this repos real /v1 billing
endpoint and the gateways own unrelated operator-only telemetry
route, published at the same literal path with no distinguishing
servers override.
- GET/POST /streams: the gateway still serves the auto-generated
skills-index draft placeholder; this repo has promoted the real /v1
shape ahead of the gateway shipping it.
- POST /agent/auth/token: the services own generated 400 response is
a coarser single-schema shape than this repos accurate oneOf
documentation of the RFC 8628 device-flow passthrough.
- DELETE /videos/{videoId}/chapters/{chapterId} and
GET /videos/{videoId}/chapters/detect/{jobId}: live-probed and
confirmed answering (not ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED), but the published
/openapi.json document has not registered them -- a gap in the
services own spec generation.
- GET /identity/resolve: THIS BRANCHS OWN not-yet-deployed wording
change (agent id -> fleet agent id) has not shipped to the live
gateway yet since this PR has not merged. Keyed on the exact current
published (old) wording so it lapses the moment the gateway serves
the new text.
Regenerated contract-drift.json via a real network fetch against the
live 1.1.0 gateway (published-drift: OK, 0 findings, 9 allowlisted)
and generated/api-types.d.ts. Verified fresh via
published-drift-freshness.mjs. Updated the one test whose hardcoded
expectations were specific to the old 3-entry allowlist shape.
Full suite green (92 passed, 0 failed); npm run lint clean (52
pre-existing warnings, no new ones).
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…case - An incomplete --draft-live-snapshot (missing an entry for a draft operation this run expects a verdict for) previously read as "not probed" -> silently suppressed, indistinguishable from a genuinely absent route. main() now computes the expected key set once and refuses (EXIT_UNKNOWN) if a supplied snapshot omits any of them, before that ambiguity can hide a live route. Real network runs are unaffected (probeDraftOperations always returns an entry for every requested operation). - Cap the number of draft operations a real run will probe (MAX_PROBED_OPERATIONS = 400, same constant PR84 uses): repoDoc is attacker-controlled on a fork PR, so an unbounded draft-and- unpublished set could itself run for a very long time. - Bump the drift jobs timeout-minutes from 10 to 20: eight workers retrying each unresolved probe up to DEFAULT_RETRIES times at PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS means the spec current ~150 declared draft operations already approach the old 10-minute budget in the worst case (every probe timing out) -- a job killed by its own timeout is a worse failure mode (no verdict at all) than the clean refusal the operation cap is meant to produce. Updated two existing tests whose draft-live-snapshot fixtures were incomplete by construction (a single entry, not the full expected set) to build a complete snapshot via a new allDraftKeys() helper, so they keep exercising the specific behavior each documents (the victim-goes- live case, and the genuinely-unresolved-probe case) rather than being short-circuited by the new completeness check for an unrelated reason. Regenerated contract-drift.json via a real network fetch (published- drift: OK, 0 findings, 9 allowlisted) and verified FRESH. Full suite green (92 passed, 0 failed); actionlint clean; zizmor clean (3 pre-existing low ad-hoc-package findings only); npm run lint clean.
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…drift gate on pull requests, draft-op suppression, offline committed-receipt freshness check) with #84 (live-behaviour probe reclassifying draft-but-live routes). Kept HEAD (#84)'s more mature live-probe design (published-drift-live.mjs, templated-path + same-origin servers-override handling, MAX_PROBED_OPERATIONS bound, --no-live-probe) and its already-reviewed CI job split (drift / drift-issue, so pull_request never holds issues:write) over main (#81)'s independently-developed parallel implementation (published-drift-live-probe.mjs, --draft-live-snapshot), which is removed as superseded. Combined the allowlist (kept both sides' entries, including #81's new /identity/resolve exemption). Regenerated generated/api-types.d.ts and contract-drift.json against the merged openapi.yaml via the live drift script.
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What this fixes
Two independent, named defects in
published-contract-drift.yml/ thepublished-drift.mjsfamily, from the 2026-09-04 WAVE GA verdict (CONTRACT-001 lane):
1. The gate was
schedule-only, so it was SKIPPED on every pull request.driftran withif: github.event_name == 'schedule' || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch'— it could nevergate a change, no matter how badly a PR drifted the published contract from
openapi.yaml. Fixed:the job's
if:now also matchespull_request(the workflow'son.pull_request.pathsalreadycovers
openapi.yaml, the scripts, andcontract-drift.json, so no new trigger surface was added —only the job that was blind to an event it was already receiving). On a PR the job still red-fails on
DRIFT/UNKNOWN exactly as before; it simply skips filing/closing the tracking issue on that path (a PR
that has not merged has not changed the default branch's state, and a fork PR's default
GITHUB_TOKENcannot write issues regardless of what the workflow requests).2.
unpublishedRepo: 0was zero by redefinition. 158 operations carryingx-schema-status: draftwere unconditionally excluded from the count. 10 of 10 sampled answered alive 402 in production (control: a genuinely unmapped path answers 403
ROUTE_NOT_MAPPEDinstead —verified live the same day). A route the gateway prices and serves is not a draft; a metric that
reaches zero by moving items into a bucket the headline never counts is the exact "checker, not a
gate" shape the whole GA verdict program exists to kill.
Fixed with a new module,
published-drift-live-probe.mjs: one unauthenticated HTTP request perdraft-and-unpublished operation, straight to the real gateway, using the operation's own method andpath. No bearer token, no request body — this can only ever reach the routing/paywall layer. A
route reads
not-liveONLY when the gateway answers exactly403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED; anything else —402 (priced), 401 (bearer-scoped), a 5xx from a live-but-misconfigured handler — reads
live, becausethe gateway routed the request somewhere.
published-drift-compare.mjs'sunpublished-repobucketnow suppresses a draft operation ONLY while the probe agrees it is not live; the moment it says
live, the finding reports withseverity: 'draft-but-live'and counts in bothheadline.unpublishedRepoand a newheadline.draftButLive. It remains exemptable through theexisting allowlist mechanism with a real justification — the fix is that
draftcan no longer hideit BY DEFAULT, not that it becomes unexemptable.
UNKNOWN is never a pass. If a probe never resolves — network error, timeout, a redirect — after
retrying transient failures,
published-drift.mjs'smain()refuses withEXIT_UNKNOWNbefore evercalling
compare(), rather than silently defaulting an unresolved route to "not live" (which wouldjust reopen the exact hole this PR closes).
Verification — real gateway, not just fixtures
Ran
node .github/scripts/published-drift.mjs openapi.yaml --out /tmp/real-drift-drill.jsonagainst the live gateway with no
--livesnapshot (i.e. the real network path, fetch + all 158draft-route probes):
Exit code:
2. The 2 that correctly stayed suppressed (POST /mux,POST /ops) both answer live403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED— matching the control exactly. This PR intentionally turns the gate red: thatis the point. The 155 draft-but-live operations are real and need a decision from the gateway/spec
owners (promote out of draft, or take the routes down) — this PR does not make that call, it makes
the gate able to see the problem.
The three-state drill (red / green / refuse), run against a minimal fixture
Reachability
drift'sif:was verified withpython3 -c "import yaml; ..."to parse togithub.event_name == 'schedule' || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' || github.event_name == 'pull_request', and the workflow's existingon.pull_request.paths(unchanged) already coversopenapi.yaml,.github/scripts/published-drift*,.github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml,and
contract-drift.json— every path a spec-drift-relevant PR would touch. This is not a job thatmerely exists; it is registered on the trigger this repository already receives on every PR that
touches the spec.
Tests
59 pass (39 pre-existing unchanged, 20 new):
node --test .github/scripts/*.test.mjs.New coverage:
published-drift-live-probe.test.mjs(the probe unit — ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED-onlyclassification against every live shape observed 2026-09-04: 402/401/403-other/5xx/non-JSON-body, plus
network-error/redirect → UNKNOWN, plus retry-then-refuse),
published-drift-draft-live.test.mjs(thecompare()-level carve-out and the CLI's--draft-live-snapshot/ refuse-on-unresolved-probe wiring,fully offline).
published-drift-freshness.mjsstill reports FRESH against the unmodifiedopenapi.yamland committedcontract-drift.json(the freshness digest is repo-side only and isuntouched by this change).
redocly lint openapi.yamlunchanged (55 pre-existing warnings, 0 errors)— this PR touches no spec content.
What remains unproven / out of scope
product call for the gateway/spec owners, not a mechanical fix) — nor the separately-reported
undocumentedLive: 4/sharedDrift: 5from the same live run, which are pre-existing and outsidethis lane's two named defects.
touches the covered paths (concurrency 8, 10s timeout, 2 retries — worst case well inside the job's
10-minute timeout; the real run above completed in ~3s). This is a real, bounded increase in load
on
api.wave.online, not a hidden cost — flagged for the operator's visibility, not hidden in thediff.
api-specis public — this PR is opened for review, not merged. No repo settings, branchprotection, or secrets were touched.
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Changes CI enforcement and adds live gateway traffic on PRs; misclassified probes or flaky network could block merges, but runtime API behavior is unchanged.
Overview
Turns the published contract drift check into a real pull-request gate and stops
x-schema-status: draftfrom hiding routes the gateway already serves.The
driftworkflow job now runs onpull_request(still schedule/manual); it fails the PR on drift or probe failures but does not open/close the default-branch tracking issue on PR runs.published-drift-live-probe.mjsadds unauthenticated per-operation probes (live unless403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED);compare()reportsdraft-but-livefindings and aheadline.draftButLivecount, withEXIT_UNKNOWNwhen probes do not resolve. Offline--draft-live-snapshotand stricter snapshot validation support tests.Normalization now treats publisher-overwritten error responses and stripped parameter prose like other serve-time enrichment. The allowlist is reworked (more
shared-drift/unpublished-repoentries; oldundocumented-liveroot-route exemptions removed).openapi.yamldocuments authenticatedGET /leaderboardandGET /platform, tweaksGET /identity/resolvefleet-agent wording, andcontract-drift.json/ generated types are regenerated to match published 1.1.0.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit ef5b81c. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by Sourcery
Make published-contract drift a pull-request gate and ensure draft status cannot conceal routes served by the live gateway.
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Make published-contract drift a pull-request gate and detect live draft routes
What Changed
openapi.yaml; tracking issues remain limited to scheduled and manual runs.403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPEDare reported as live drift.Impact
✅ Pull requests can be blocked by published contract drift✅ Live routes can no longer hide behind draft status✅ Failed liveness checks cannot produce false passes💡 Usage Guide
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