fix: unstick main's red lint and cargo-test gates - #8685
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…et assertions, unclassified codegen env vars) Three separate pre-existing failures on main's own latest commit, none caused by an in-flight PR: shape_descriptor_census.py asserted a select()-based fail-closed token shape that PR PerryTS#8665 legitimately replaced with icmp_ne, and was missing two legitimate call sites PR PerryTS#8680 added; addr_class_inventory.py's lone-valid-obj-ptr rule used a narrower ad hoc lookahead than the shared band_predicate_near helper, flagging a correctly-paired guard PR PerryTS#8680 added as a false positive; and codegen_env_vars_are_build_cache_inputs failed because PERRY_CONST_ARRAY_DESCRIPTOR and PERRY_DIALECT_DUMP were never classified into BUILD_CACHE_ENV_VARS/BUILD_CACHE_ENV_EXCLUSIONS.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates the workspace version and changelog, classifies build-cache environment variables, improves address inventory detection, refreshes gate baselines, strengthens shape-descriptor census validation, and changes the test runner’s thread-local declaration. ChangesGate alignment
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The address-classification checker can incorrectly treat an unsafe dereference as guarded when a sibling else-if follows a closing brace, which could let invalid code pass the repository’s safety checks. Merge should wait for the brace-handling fix and its self-test. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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scripts/check_thread_locals.py started failing on main because PR PerryTS#8640 added a raw thread_local! block instead of crate::perry_thread_local! (PerryTS#7469's hot-path macro; same syntax, same .with() call sites).
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In `@scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`:
- Line 217: Update band_predicate_near and its use at the finding check to
consider predicates only within the same boolean guard, preventing later
separate statements from suppressing a real dereference finding. Add a
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…ts own statement band_predicate_near's generic 6-line forward scan is right for handle-floor (PerryTS#6321's fix shape deliberately spans two separate `if` statements), but it let lone-valid-obj-ptr clear a real dereference finding using a band predicate from a wholly disconnected LATER sibling conditional -- caught by CodeRabbit on PR PerryTS#8685. Give lone-valid-obj-ptr its own scoped variant that stops the forward scan at the next sibling if/while/for/match, which still accepts the real guard-then-early-return-then-predicate shape (array/subclass.rs) while closing the false negative.
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In `@scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`:
- Around line 227-228: Update the forward scan around SIBLING_CONDITIONAL_RE so
it tracks conditional nesting and only stops on an if at the original guard
level, allowing nested band predicates to protect the dereference; add the
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…ed guards Stopping the forward scan at any later if/while/for/match (6bf6be3) was too blunt: it also stopped on a band predicate NESTED inside the same guard's block, e.g. `if is_valid_obj_ptr(ptr) { if is_above_handle_band(...) { deref } }` -- caught by a second CodeRabbit pass on PR PerryTS#8685. Track brace depth relative to the guard's own line and only treat a later conditional as the disconnected-sibling boundary once depth has returned to zero, i.e. the guard's block (and anything nested inside it) has actually closed.
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In `@scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`:
- Around line 232-242: Update the lookahead brace-depth tracking in the
predicate scan so braces are evaluated in source order, ignoring leading closing
braces that belong to the enclosing block before determining whether a sibling
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…count
A net per-line count (open-count minus close-count) gets an '} else if is_valid_obj_ptr(ptr) {' guard line wrong: net zero reads as unchanged depth, but the leading close belongs to the ENCLOSING branch and the trailing open starts the guard's OWN block, so depth should end one level deeper. Process each line's braces in source order with a floor at zero instead, so a leading close belonging to a block this scan does not track can't push depth negative and mask the following open. Added the else-if-guard shape CodeRabbit flagged to run_self_tests.
- addr_class_inventory.py: a per-line net brace count
(count("{") - count("}")) gets `} else if COND {` wrong -- the
leading close belongs to the prior branch, the trailing open starts
the guard's OWN block, so a net-zero line was read as "unchanged
depth" when it should end one level deeper. Process braces
character-by-character instead (apply_brace_deltas), floored at
zero so an outer close we don't track can't go negative. Regression
test added for `} else if is_valid_obj_ptr(ptr) { if
is_above_handle_band(...) { deref } }`.
- shape_descriptor_census.py: added a sabotage self-test for the
generic-read-PIC fail-closed-token assertion touched in this PR
(icmp_ne(I32, &pcid, "0")), planting a mutated comparand and
confirming assert_authority_surfaces rejects it -- proven
non-vacuous by manually reverting the production check and
confirming the census fails, then restoring it.
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258-262: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle the closing brace before classifying a later conditional.
At Line 258, the code checks
depthbefore applying the braces oncode. For this input:if is_valid_obj_ptr(ptr) { (*ptr).class_id } else if is_above_handle_band(ptr as usize) { other_work(); }
depthis still1when the} else if ...line is examined. The line is included, andis_above_handle_bandclears thelone-valid-obj-ptrfinding. That predicate belongs to the alternate branch and does not guard the dereference in the first branch.Process leading closing braces before the sibling check, or otherwise treat
} else ifas a sibling when it closes the current guard. Add this inverseelse ifcase torun_self_tests.Also applies to: 539-554
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In `@scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`:
- Around line 258-262: Update the context-scanning logic around
apply_brace_deltas and SIBLING_CONDITIONAL_RE so leading closing braces are
applied before classifying a conditional, treating a } else if branch as a
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Lands #8685. main was red on `lint` and `cargo-test` independently of any in-flight PR: three checkers went stale after correct code landed. - `shape_descriptor_census.py` still asserted the pre-#8665 fail-closed shape in the generic property-read PIC, and its callsite baseline was missing two legitimate `object_header_size_bytes(...)` sites that #8680 added in `inline_dyn_typed_array.rs`. - `addr_class_inventory.py`'s `lone-valid-obj-ptr` rule reimplemented a 1-line lookahead instead of reusing the comment/blank-aware `band_predicate_near` helper the `handle-floor` rule already uses. That flagged two correctly-paired `is_valid_obj_ptr` + `try_read_gc_header` guards in `array/subclass.rs` as false positives. - `codegen_env_vars_are_build_cache_inputs` failed on two unclassified env vars: `PERRY_CONST_ARRAY_DESCRIPTOR` (changes emitted IR, so a build-cache input) and `PERRY_DIALECT_DUMP` (read only on an already fatal dialect-construction failure, so excluded). The addr-class ratchet baseline was regenerated from the merged tree rather than hand-merged through its conflict. Every change is in the strict direction: four entries removed outright and `class_registry/construct.rs` 5 -> 3, nothing loosened. The rule still detects real violations (`--self-test` passes). Version bump stripped per maintainer policy; the changelog fragment was renamed to its own PR number. Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Landed on I verified the red before landing rather than taking the title on faith, and checked the two Since a rule change that reduces hits fails green if it under-counts, I checked the direction two ways: Two adjustments: the version bump was stripped per maintainer policy, and the fragment was renamed Worth saying plainly: two of the three stale checkers were tripped by #8680, which I merged, and neither was in the local gate subset I'd been running. I've regenerated my gate set from |
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main's own latest commit was red on
lintandcargo-test, unrelated to any in-flight PR — three checkers went stale after recent perf PRs landed correct code. This updates the checkers/classifiers to match.What was wrong and why
scripts/shape_descriptor_census.pystill asserted the oldselect(I1, &is_stamp, I64, &id_token, "0")fail-closed shape in the generic property-read PIC. #8665 legitimately replaced it withicmp_ne(I32, &pcid, "0")(a documented six-instruction perf win) but never updated the assertion. The checked-in call-site baseline was also missing two new, legitimateobject_header_size_bytes(...)sites #8680 added ininline_dyn_typed_array.rs.scripts/addr_class_inventory.py'slone-valid-obj-ptrrule reimplemented its own narrower lookahead (1 code line) instead of reusing the already-testedband_predicate_nearhelper (6 code lines, comment/blank-aware) that thehandle-floorrule uses. That gap flagged a correctly-pairedis_valid_obj_ptr+try_read_gc_headerguard #8680 added inarray/subclass.rsas a false positive. Fixing the rule to call the shared helper also cleared several other pre-existing false positives across the tree, so the ratchet baseline is refreshed to the now-accurate counts.codegen_env_vars_are_build_cache_inputsfailed because two new codegen env vars were never classified:PERRY_CONST_ARRAY_DESCRIPTOR(#8583's array-literal const-descriptor gate — changes emitted IR, added toBUILD_CACHE_ENV_VARS) andPERRY_DIALECT_DUMP(only read on an already-fatal dialect-construction failure, so it can't affect a successful build's bytes — added toBUILD_CACHE_ENV_EXCLUSIONS).Test plan
python3 scripts/shape_descriptor_census.pypasses locallypython3 scripts/addr_class_inventory.py --self-test && python3 scripts/addr_class_inventory.pypasses locallycargo test -p perry --bin perry commands::compile::build_cache::tests::passes locally (4/4)cargo fmt --all -- --check,workspace_architecture.py,check_file_size.sh,local_binding_type_audit.py,binding_pins.mjs --check,binding_governance.py --check,gc_runtime_root_holders.pyall pass locallySummary by CodeRabbit