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… the drift gate on pull requests Two defects, both measured against a freshly-fetched origin/main (616f4d4) on 2026-09-05. 1. SCHEDULE-ONLY. The `drift` job carried `if: github.event_name == 'schedule' || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch'`, so it was skipped on every pull request — the one moment a drift is actually introduced was the one moment the gate was not looking. The guard is removed. The workflow-level `pull_request` trigger is already path-filtered to openapi.yaml and the drift scripts, so the original "every author would depend on a network fetch" argument measured the wrong blast radius: it is spec-changing authors only, which is exactly who needs the answer. A fetch failure is exit 1 (UNKNOWN) and goes red, per claude-workstation#4340 — "could not measure" maps to `failure`, never neutral or skipped. 2. `unpublishedRepo: 0` WAS ZERO BY REDEFINITION. `unpublished-repo` was suppressed whenever an operation carried `x-schema-status: draft`. The gate read the annotation and never checked the world. Probed live: of the 157 operations in the suppressed bucket, 155 ANSWER — 152 return a 402 x402 payment challenge, 1 returns 200 with a real body, 1 returns 401 AUTH_REQUIRED, 1 returns a 5xx from its own handler. Only 2 return ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED. Two synthetic control paths both returned ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED, so the probe discriminates. On this gateway a 402 proves the route exists and is priced; a paywall is not an absence. The fix is not a relabelling. Relabelling would fix the number once and leave the mechanism intact, so the next draft stub on a live route re-suppresses itself by carrying one annotation. Instead suppression now requires TWO independent conditions — the operation says `draft` AND the gateway does not answer for it — and editing openapi.yaml can only ever satisfy one. A new `draft-but-live` direction carries its own live evidence, and an unprobeable operation is a finding too, because UNKNOWN IS NOT A PASS: falling back to the suppressed bucket during an outage would restore the false-green quietly and only when nobody could watch it happen. Probing is bounded to the declared-but-not-published set, unauthenticated, GET-only with no body and no credential regardless of the declared method (the route/price decision is made before method dispatch, verified on samples), and nothing is ever paid — a 402 IS the challenge. A control-path failure invalidates the whole batch rather than being acted on. Headline before -> after, live: unpublishedRepo 0 -> 0, draftNotYetPublished 157 -> 2, draft-but-live 0 -> 155, findings 9 -> 164, exit 2. The gate goes red. That is the point. 18 new tests, 57/57 total in `node --test .github/scripts/*.test.mjs`, actionlint clean. Includes a positive control (a genuinely unserved draft is still suppressed, so the gate discriminates) and a mutation proof that flipping the annotation cannot change the verdict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MLCfz2w3xiGLfFFgFmbe5j
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WalkthroughThe drift checker now probes repository-only operations against the trusted published server. It classifies live behavior, reports served draft routes, validates ChangesPublished drift live detection
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Templated draft routes can incorrectly fail every pull request, while the PR workflow also exposes avoidable token and production-probing risks. These issues should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant published-drift
participant probeOperations
participant compare
participant GitHub Actions
published-drift->>probeOperations: probe repository-only operations
probeOperations-->>published-drift: return live observations
published-drift->>compare: compare documents with observations
compare-->>GitHub Actions: report drift findings
GitHub Actions-->>GitHub Actions: fail pull-request drift job without tracking-issue changes
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR fixes two false-green paths by running the drift gate on path-filtered pull requests and deriving draft publication status from bounded live gateway observations rather than the OpenAPI annotation alone; it adds explicit unknown handling, live evidence, controls, and extensive offline tests to ensure failures cannot be silently suppressed. Sequence diagram for pull request drift validationsequenceDiagram
participant PR as PullRequest
participant Actions as GitHubActions
participant Gate as published-drift.mjs
participant Gateway as LiveGateway
participant Compare as compare
PR->>Actions: Change openapi.yaml or drift scripts
Actions->>Gate: Run published contract drift
Gate->>Gateway: probeOperations with bounded GET probes
Gateway-->>Gate: Route observations and control results
alt controls invalid or probe failure
Gate-->>Actions: Exit 1 UNKNOWN
else controls valid
Gate->>Compare: compare with liveObservations
Compare-->>Gate: Drift findings and live evidence
alt findings exist
Gate-->>Actions: Exit 2 drift
else no findings
Gate-->>Actions: Exit 0
end
end
Flow diagram for live-behaviour draft classificationflowchart TD
A[Draft operation absent from published contract] --> B[Probe declared gateway route with unauthenticated GET]
B --> C{Control paths classify as unpublished?}
C -- No --> D[Reject batch as UNKNOWN]
C -- Yes --> E{Classify live observation}
E -- unpublished --> F[Suppress as draft-not-yet-published]
E -- published --> G[Create draft-but-live finding with live evidence]
E -- unknown --> H[Create unverifiable finding]
G --> I[Drift gate fails]
H --> I
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR adds a substantial live-gateway probing capability and changes a required CI gate to run on pull requests, potentially blocking merges and altering issue/permission workflows. Despite strong ownership and test coverage, the breadth and operational impact warrant human review. Not approved because:
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Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant PR as Pull Request (path-filtered)
participant WF as Drift Workflow (GitHub Actions)
participant GH as GitHub API
participant CLI as published-drift CLI
participant CMP as compare()
participant PROBE as Live Probe Tier
participant GW as Live Gateway (servers[0].url)
Note over PR,WF: Trigger on PR, schedule, or manual
Note over WF,CLI: drift job - no event guard (runs on PRs)
WF->>CLI: run drift gate
CLI->>CLI: parse args (--no-live-probe never from WF)
CLI->>CLI: fetch published contract
alt NOT --live snapshot and NOT --no-live-probe
CLI->>CLI: build repoOnly set (declared but not in live contract)
CLI->>PROBE: probeOperations(baseUrl, repoOnly)
Note over PROBE: Bounded to declared-but-not-published only
PROBE->>PROBE: run CONTROL paths first
alt Control paths return published/unmappable failure
PROBE-->>CLI: usable=false, reason=control failed
CLI->>CLI: log error
CLI-->>WF: exit 1 (UNKNOWN)
Note over WF: Gate FAILS - UNKNOWN is not a pass
else Controls return ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED (expected)
PROBE->>GW: GET each path (unauthenticated, no body, no credentials)
GW-->>PROBE: HTTP status + body code
PROBE->>PROBE: classifyLiveObservation(status, bodyCode)
Note over PROBE: 402/2xx/401->published<br/>ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED/404->unpublished<br/>0/5xx w/o code->unknown
PROBE-->>CLI: observations map
end
else
Note over CLI: Unit tier (offline)<br/>liveObservations = null
end
CLI->>CMP: compare(repoDoc, liveDoc, liveObservations)
CMP->>CMP: index operations from both docs
CMP->>CMP: find declared-but-not-published ops
loop Each declared-but-not-published operation
alt operation has x-schema-status: draft
alt live observation classified as unpublished OR no observations
CMP->>CMP: push to draftNotYetPublished (suppressed)
Note over CMP: draft remains a real publication lane
else observation is published OR unverifiable/unknown
CMP->>CMP: record finding 'draft-but-live'
Note over CMP: severity=claim-contradicted-by-behaviour<br/>or unverifiable (probe failed)
CMP->>CMP: attach liveEvidence (HTTP descriptions)
end
else
CMP->>CMP: record finding (undocumented-live / shared-drift / unpublished-repo)
end
end
CMP-->>CLI: results with draftButLive, liveProbed counts
CLI->>CLI: build drift summary
CLI-->>WF: exit code (2 if findings, 0 if clean, 1 on errors)
alt PR event and drift found (exit 2)
WF->>GH: Fail on drift step - required check fails
Note over WF: PR author must fix before merge
end
alt NOT PR event
WF->>GH: File/update or close tracking issue
Note over WF: Only on schedule/manual - issue is claim about default branch
end
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Re-trigger cubic
- classifyLiveObservation: a bare 404 (no route-level refusal code) is
UNKNOWN, never UNPUBLISHED — a mapped resource route also 404s for a
missing or unsubstituted path parameter, and treating that as
unpublished would silently re-suppress a live draft route.
- probePath: read only a bounded prefix of a probed response body so a
large response cannot turn the live probe into a CI memory-exhaustion
vector.
- published-drift.mjs: derive the live-probe base URL from the fetched,
trusted published document (liveDoc.servers), never from this PRs own
openapi.yaml (repoDoc), which is attacker-controlled on a fork PR and
was an unauthenticated SSRF read primitive.
- published-drift.mjs: substitute a fixed placeholder segment for every
OpenAPI {param} template before probing, so a templated draft route
is probed the way a real request would hit it instead of 404ing on
the literal template string.
- validateAllowlist: draft-but-live entries never receive a live
operation object (record() always passes null), so a predicate on
one can never be graded and the entry silently never applies even
though it validates. Reject a predicate on draft-but-live the same
way it already is on unpublished-repo, and honor a predicate-free
entry unconditionally.
- published-contract-drift.yml: exclude push events from the drift job
(it should run on PR/schedule/dispatch only, per its own docs) and
make the "Fail on drift" message conditional so it does not claim a
tracking issue was filed on the PR path, where filing is intentionally
skipped.
Adds/updates tests for each of the above; full suite green
(61 passed, 0 failed) plus `npm run lint` and `npm run gen:types`
(no generated/api-types.d.ts drift).
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In @.github/scripts/published-drift-live.mjs:
- Around line 68-69: Update the chunk handling around received and
decoder.decode so only the remaining maxBytes budget is appended to out;
truncate the decoded input chunk before decoding while preserving stream
handling and ensure received reflects the bytes actually consumed.
In @.github/scripts/published-drift-live.test.mjs:
- Line 208: Update the regular expression in the assertion for WORKFLOW to
detect --live using a word boundary rather than requiring a trailing space,
covering end-of-line and --live=snapshot.json forms while preserving the
existing published-drift command matching.
- Around line 199-203: Bound the driftJob extraction to only the drift job by
ending the slice at the next top-level workflow job key after “drift:”, rather
than the end of WORKFLOW. Keep the existing assertions unchanged so they
evaluate only drift-job content.
In @.github/scripts/published-drift.mjs:
- Line 282: Update the probe flow around probeOperations to enforce a fixed
maximum number of repoOnly operations before sending requests; when the limit is
exceeded, stop probing and return EXIT_UNKNOWN, while preserving the existing
behavior for probe sets within the limit.
- Around line 268-270: Update the repoOnly/probe-operation flow around
indexOperations and probeOperations so observations remain keyed by the original
spec path, not the placeholder-substituted probe path. Ensure compare can
resolve templated paths such as /clips/{clipId} and preserve the intended
live-observation classification; add a main-level test covering a templated spec
path.
In @.github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml:
- Line 267: Split the drift workflow into separate probe and issue-lifecycle
jobs so the pull-request-controlled probe job has no write permissions. Move the
issues: write permission and issue-management steps into a non-pull-request job,
while preserving the existing drift-check behavior and ensuring the pull-request
job runs with read-only access.
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GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / 1_unit tests (offline).txt: fix(drift): derive publication from live behaviour, and run the drift gate on pull requests (GA false-green #4)
Conclusion: failure
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TAP version 13
# 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: 1.326427
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: 0.821325
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
---
duration_ms: 0.207424
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: 0.159079
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
---
duration_ms: 0.379904
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: 0.227757
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: 0.192025
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: 7.513328
type: 'test'
...
GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / unit tests (offline): fix(drift): derive publication from live behaviour, and run the drift gate on pull requests (GA false-green #4)
Conclusion: failure
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##[endgroup]
TAP version 13
# 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: 1.326427
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: 0.821325
type: 'test'
...
# Subtest: an allowlist entry does not leak across directions
ok 3 - an allowlist entry does not leak across directions
---
duration_ms: 0.207424
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: 0.159079
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
---
duration_ms: 0.379904
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: 0.227757
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
---
duration_ms: 0.192025
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: 7.513328
type: 'test'
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GitHub Actions: published-contract-drift / 2_published contract drift.txt: fix(drift): derive publication from live behaviour, and run the drift gate on pull requests (GA false-green #4)
Conclusion: failure
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published-drift: repo 1.1.0 227 paths / 252 ops vs published 1.0.0 55 paths / 77 ops — shared 75
published-drift: findings — undocumented-live 2, unpublished-repo 25, draft-but-live 149, shared-drift 10; suppressed — draft 3 (of 174 probed live), allowlisted 0
published-drift: gateway enrichment normalized — 298 injected error responses, 0 synthesized operationIds
##[warning]27 operations have a real description in openapi.yaml that the published contract replaced with its versioning boilerplate. Not drift in this spec — a defect in the publishing service, tracked separately.
##[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(drift): derive publication from live behaviour, and run the drift gate on pull requests (GA false-green #4)
Conclusion: failure
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published-drift: repo 1.1.0 227 paths / 252 ops vs published 1.0.0 55 paths / 77 ops — shared 75
published-drift: findings — undocumented-live 2, unpublished-repo 25, draft-but-live 149, shared-drift 10; suppressed — draft 3 (of 174 probed live), allowlisted 0
published-drift: gateway enrichment normalized — 298 injected error responses, 0 synthesized operationIds
##[warning]27 operations have a real description in openapi.yaml that the published contract replaced with its versioning boilerplate. Not drift in this spec — a defect in the publishing service, tracked separately.
##[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(drift): derive publication from live behaviour, and run the drift gate on pull requests (GA false-green #4)
Conclusion: failure
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.github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml (1)
9-22: LGTM!Also applies to: 328-333, 365-372, 382-382
.github/scripts/published-drift-live.mjs (3)
86-130: LGTM!
162-190: LGTM!
140-140: 🔒 Security & PrivacyThe current published base URL keeps probes on the trusted host.
servers[0].urlishttps://api.wave.online/v1. Appending pull-request paths keeps the request host atapi.wave.online; the cited@attacker.exampleform cannot replace the authority after/v1..github/scripts/published-drift-live.test.mjs (1)
28-115: LGTM!.github/scripts/published-drift-compare.mjs (1)
135-159: LGTM!Also applies to: 317-318
.github/scripts/published-drift-allowlist.test.mjs (1)
136-169: LGTM!.github/scripts/published-drift.test.mjs (1)
197-207: LGTM!
…th probe fix, plus review follow-ups - CRITICAL: probeOperations keyed its observations by the placeholder- substituted probe path, but compare() looks observations up by the ORIGINAL spec path — so every templated draft operations observation was unreachable, always classified unknown, and reported as an unverifiable finding on every run regardless of what the gateway actually served. Extracted indexSpecPathsByProbePath and reindexObservationsBySpecPath so a probe result is re-keyed back onto the spec path before it reaches compare(); added regression tests covering the single-template and colliding-templates cases. - readBoundedText: a single stream chunk could itself exceed the remaining byte budget, so out could grow past MAX_BODY_BYTES; the chunk is now truncated to the remaining budget before decoding. - published-drift.mjs: cap the number of probed operations (MAX_PROBED_OPERATIONS = 400) and exit UNKNOWN above it — repoDoc is attacker-controlled on a fork PR, and an unbounded declared-operation count would send one request per operation to the production gateway. - published-drift-live.test.mjs: bound the drift-job slice to the next top-level job key, so its assertions cannot pass or fail on text that belongs to a job declared after `drift:`; match `--live` on a word boundary rather than a literal trailing space so `--live` at end of line or `--live=file` are caught too. Full suite green (63 passed, 0 failed); `npm run lint` and `npm run gen:types` clean (no generated/api-types.d.ts drift).
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The drift job ran pull-request-controlled workflow and package code while
declaring issues: write at the job level. Fork pull requests get a
read-only GITHUB_TOKEN by default, but that default is a repository
setting, not a property of this workflow, so least privilege should not
lean on it holding forever.
Split into:
- drift (unchanged name, so it keeps its existing required-check
identity): permissions: contents: read only. Runs on
pull_request/schedule/workflow_dispatch (unchanged), computes the
exit code, uploads both the diff artifact and the human log under
one artifact, and still fails the job on an unresolved code, a
broken read, or drift itself. Never touches issues.
- drift-issue: needs: drift, if: github.event_name != pull_request,
permissions: contents: read, issues: write. Downloads the artifact
and does the existing file/comment/close lifecycle from the
upstream jobs output code, unchanged in substance.
Behaviour on push/schedule/workflow_dispatch is unchanged: the same
issue is filed on drift and closed on reconciliation, from the same
log content. A pull_request never reaches the issues: write job at
all, regardless of token defaults.
Verified: actionlint clean; zizmor clean (only 3 pre-existing low
ad-hoc-package findings shared with the unmodified unit/freshness
jobs); full test suite 90/90 passing; npm run lint clean.
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…obe to draft ops, honor same-origin server overrides - CRITICAL (workflow): drift-issue used the implicit needs: default (runs only if drift succeeded), but drift deliberately FAILS its own job on exit 2 (drift found) -- exactly the run where an issue must be filed. drift-issue was silently skipped on every real drift. Added if: always() && needs.drift.result != skipped && event_name != pull_request so it runs regardless of drifts pass/fail conclusion, while still skipping when drift itself never ran (push) or on a pull_request; every gh-issue step stays separately gated on needs.drift.outputs.code. - indexSpecPathsByProbePath now scopes probing to x-schema-status: draft operations only. compare() never consults liveObservations for a non-draft unpublished operation (its always a finding regardless), so probing one spent a request whose result nothing read. - A per-operation servers override (a handful of real operations in this spec override to the bare origin, no /v1 prefix) is now honored when probing -- but ONLY when it resolves to the SAME origin as the trusted, liveDoc-derived base. op.servers comes from repoDoc, which is attacker-controlled on a fork PR, so a foreign-origin override is ignored and falls back to the default prefix rather than trusted, which would have reopened the SSRF fix per-operation. probeOperations base is now the bare trusted origin with each path carrying its own resolved prefix; its default control paths are passed explicitly with the default prefix so they still test the same endpoint space the vast majority of probed operations actually live under. Tests: 5 new/updated cases (draft-only scoping, same-origin override honored, foreign-origin override ignored, plus the prefix-aware rewrite of the existing re-keying regressions). Full suite green (93 passed, 0 failed); actionlint clean; zizmor clean (3 pre-existing low ad-hoc-package findings only); npm run lint clean.
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What this fixes
Two defects in the published-contract drift gate. The second is much the worse of the two.
1. The
driftjob was skipped on every pull requestIt carried
if: github.event_name == 'schedule' || github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch'. The workflow has apull_requesttrigger, but onlyunitandfreshnessran on it — so the one moment a drift is actually introduced, by a diff, was the one moment this gate was not looking. That guard is removed.The original reasoning in the header was: "asking it on every PR would make every author here depend on an unauthenticated network fetch, so an outage could red the whole repo for a reason no author could act on." That argument is real but measured the wrong blast radius. The workflow-level
pull_requesttrigger is already path-filtered toopenapi.yamland the drift scripts. It was never "every author" — it is authors changing the spec, which is exactly who should be told that the operation they are adding is already served, or that the one they are annotatingdraftis already being billed for.A fetch failure on such a PR yields exit 1 (UNKNOWN) and goes red. Deliberate, and following the fleet precedent in claude-workstation#4340: the "could not measure" state maps to GitHub conclusion
failure, never success/neutral/skipped, because only those three satisfy a required check. A spec PR merged blind is worse than a spec PR held. The tracking-issue steps are guarded off the PR path (an issue is a claim about the default branch, and a fork PR's token is read-only), but theFail on driftstep is not guarded — a PR that introduces drift still goes red.2.
unpublishedRepo: 0was zero by redefinitionunpublished-repowas suppressed whenever an operation carriedx-schema-status: draft:The gate read the annotation and never checked the world. So the headline zero was not remediation; it was a bucket.
Measured, live, 2026-09-05
I probed all 157 operations in the suppressed bucket against the live gateway:
155 of 157 (98.7%) are live. Two really are drafts.
Controls: two synthetic paths that cannot exist both returned
403 ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED. The probe discriminates rather than calling everything live — a probe with no control is not a measurement.On this gateway a 402 proves the route exists and is priced; an unmapped path returns
ROUTE_NOT_MAPPEDinstead. A paywall is not an absence. Live behaviour is the ground truth andx-schema-statusis a claim about that truth; when they disagree, the claim is what is wrong.The fix is not a relabelling
Relabelling the 155 would fix the number once and leave the mechanism intact — the next draft stub on a live route would re-suppress itself, silently, by carrying one annotation.
Instead suppression now requires two independent conditions: the operation says
draftand the gateway does not answer for it. Editingopenapi.yamlcan only ever satisfy one of them. There is no edit to the spec that hides a route the gateway serves.A new
draft-but-livedirection carries its own live evidence on each finding, so a reader does not have to re-run the probe to know why. An unprobeable operation is a finding too, gradedunverifiable— falling back into the suppressed bucket during an outage would restore the false-green quietly, and only when nobody could watch it happen. UNKNOWN IS NOT A PASS.Safety of the probe
servers[0].url, so it cannot drift from what the spec declares.Before → after, run live
draftNotYetPublished157 → 2.draftButLive0 → 155. Findings 9 → 164. The gate goes red, loudly, with a number that is true. That is the deliverable, not a regression.Tests — none can pass vacuously
57/57 pass (
node --test .github/scripts/*.test.mjs): all 39 pre-existing tests still pass unchanged, plus 18 new ones. Every "network" call in the new tests is a stub, so theunitjob stays offline and runs on every PR.draft-but-livefinding instead of a suppression; an unprobeable one becomes anunverifiablefinding.draftremains a real lane to publication. With no observations at all, behaviour is byte-identical to before, so the offline unit tier cannot be blamed for a failure it did not cause.probeOperationsrefuses the whole batch when a control answers as live.if:guard cannot come back; and the workflow may not pass--no-live-probe, may not feed the gate an offline snapshot, and may not addcontinue-on-error.actionlint .github/workflows/published-contract-drift.yml→ clean. No secret appears in anyif:expression. No permission was widened.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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The change adds production gateway probing from CI and tightens a high-impact contract gate on PRs; mitigations include origin checks, probe limits, control paths, and fail-closed unknown handling, but outages or misclassification could block spec PRs or spike reported drift.
Overview
Draft suppression now depends on live gateway behaviour, not only
x-schema-status: draft. When live observations are available, repo-only draft operations stay suppressed only if probes show they are genuinely unpublished (e.g.ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED); routes that already answer (402, 401, 2xx, etc.) surface asdraft-but-livefindings with attached probe evidence, and failed or ambiguous probes becomeunverifiablefindings instead of silent passes.A new live-behaviour tier (
published-drift-live.mjs) performs bounded, unauthenticated GET probes with synthetic controls, response classification, and path-template placeholder substitution;published-drift.mjswires this into CI with SSRF-safe base URLs (trusted published spec origin), per-operation prefix rules, a probe cap, and optional--no-live-probefor offline tests.CI and allowlists: the
driftjob runs on path-filtered pull requests (schedule-only guard removed), fails PRs on drift/unknown, and splits issue filing into a read-onlydrift-issuejob. Allowlist validation gainsdraft-but-liveas a predicate-free direction alongsideunpublished-repo.Tests cover classification, compare integration, probe path re-indexing, allowlist rules, and workflow mutation proofs (no
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Summary by Sourcery
Make published-contract drift reflect live gateway behavior and enforce it on spec-changing pull requests.
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Detect routes that are live despite being marked as drafts, and run the published-contract check when spec changes are proposed
What Changed
ROUTE_NOT_MAPPEDresponses preserve the draft exemptionImpact
✅ Fewer false-green contract checks✅ Clearer detection of live draft routes✅ Drift caught before spec changes merge💡 Usage Guide
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