ci(occupancy): move the PR path filter into a gate, so the reading checks can be required by hyperpolymath · Pull Request #125 · hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI

hyperpolymath · 2026-10-15T01:47:13Z

What this changes

#116 merged with this workflow's "Occupancy typed peak" check red (its squash carried a draft TH.[_] placeholder; #117 fixed the proof), because nothing required the check to pass first -- and nothing could have: the pull_request trigger was path-filtered, so the occupancy checks never posted on PRs that touch no occupancy file, and a required check that never posts can never be satisfied. The Branch-Floor ruleset requires nothing today; ci.yml's header already documents this trap for its own job names.

The PR path filter now lives in an Occupancy relevance gate job:

the workflow runs on every pull request, so all three of its checks always post;
the gate diffs the change against the same file list with plain case globs (a third-party paths-filter action would be refused by the account's allow-list; in a case pattern * crosses /, so docs/occupancy/* is the old docs/occupancy/**);
Occupancy disagreement test and Occupancy typed peak run only when the gate says relevant, and post skipped otherwise -- which a required check counts as satisfied;
the push trigger keeps its native paths: filter, so pushes to main still run this only when they should.

All three job names are stable identifiers with no matrix, as test/unit/test_install_pins.jl asserts for every job in every workflow.

What this enables (kept out of this PR on purpose)

Once merged, Branch-Floor can require Occupancy relevance (itself included: a failed gate skips its dependents, and a skipped check satisfies a requirement silently -- the gate is the one check that must not be skipped), Occupancy disagreement test, Occupancy typed peak, alongside ci.yml's Julia tests and Agda proofs. That ruleset change is a settings change and will follow separately.

How to run its tests

From the repository root:

julia --project=. test/unit/test_install_pins.jl

All 223 assertions pass locally (the gate job satisfies the every-job stable-name and no-matrix rules and uses the pinned actions/checkout SHA). CI on this PR is the full check: this PR touches occupancy.yml itself, so the gate must mark it relevant and both heavy jobs must run.

What this leaves out

No ruleset change (above), no change to the heavy jobs' contents, and the two startup_failure-era path lists (push trigger, gate patterns) necessarily duplicate each other -- push filtering cannot be scripted, and the gate's list is documented as the pull_request half.

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Julia 1.13.1 (local; CI pins 1.12.5 per tool_versions.yml). Bun, R and Agda untouched by this change -- CI runs the pinned ones.

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…ecks can be required squash carried a draft `TH.[_]` placeholder; #117 fixed the proof), because nothing required the check to pass first -- and nothing could have: the pull_request trigger was path-filtered, so the check never posted on PRs that touch no occupancy file, and a required check that never posts can never be satisfied. The path filter now lives in an `Occupancy relevance` gate job: the workflow runs on every PR, the gate diffs the change against the same file list (plain `case` globs; a third-party paths-filter action is refused by the account's allow-list), and the two heavy jobs run only when it matches -- posting `skipped` otherwise, which a required check counts as satisfied. All three job names are stable identifiers with no matrix, as test_install_pins.jl asserts for every job in every workflow. Branch-Floor can then require `Occupancy relevance` (itself included: a failed gate skips its dependents, and a skipped check satisfies a requirement -- the gate is the one check that must not be skipped silently), `Occupancy disagreement test`, `Occupancy typed peak`, alongside ci.yml's `Julia tests` and `Agda proofs`. That ruleset change is a settings change, kept out of this PR on purpose. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

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- Occupancy checks now evaluate every pull request and run only when changes affect relevant paths. Pushes continue to trigger checks only when changes match the existing path filter. This keeps unrelated pull requests from running the checks while preserving the existing behaviour for qualifying pushes.

The occupancy workflow now runs for every pull request. A gate checks whether pull request changes match the occupancy paths. The disagreement and typed-peak jobs run only when the gate reports relevant changes. The push trigger retains its path filter.

Changes: Occupancy workflow gating

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Trigger and gate occupancy checks `.github/workflows/occupancy.yml`	Pull requests trigger the workflow without a path filter. The gate checks the base-to-HEAD three-dot diff against the occupancy paths. Both occupancy jobs depend on the gate and run only when it reports relevant changes.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant WorkflowTrigger
  participant Gate
  participant Disagreement
  participant TypedPeak
  WorkflowTrigger->>Gate: Start occupancy workflow
  Gate->>Disagreement: Run when relevant is true
  Gate->>TypedPeak: Run when relevant is true

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 3cd1a

The new gate can report that a pull request does not affect occupancy when the change comparison itself fails. Both occupancy checks would then be skipped and appear to pass. That failure is uncommon with full history, but the gate should fail loudly before these checks become required.

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The changed surface does not map to a changed system, dependency edge, entrypoint, or external dependency.

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observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/occupancy.yml: Added comments describing the all-pull-request trigger, gate behaviour, and required-check handling; these are documentation changes.
observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/occupancy.yml: Removed the pull-request paths filter and its file list, so all pull requests trigger the workflow; the push trigger retains its path filter.
observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/occupancy.yml: Added the gate job. Pushes are marked relevant because the trigger already filters their paths. For pull requests, it checks out full history and tests the base-to-HEAD three-dot diff against the former occupancy path list, outputting whether any changed file matches.
observed — Modified behavior in .github/workflows/occupancy.yml: The disagreement job now depends on gate and runs only when its relevant output is true.

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- Line 118: Update the git diff command in the occupancy-file gate to use
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- Line 112: Update the pathname-reading loops in the occupancy workflow to use
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…rpolation zizmor's template-injection rule (surfaced with CodeRabbit's review) flags the `${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }}` expansion interpolated directly into the gate's run script. The base SHA is GitHub-supplied and hex-only, so it is not practically injectable, but the env indirection costs three lines, silences the lint, and makes the gate fragment runnable locally with BASE_SHA set by hand. The two functional-correctness findings from the same review (NUL-delimited path reading, --no-renames so a renamed-away relevant file still triggers the jobs) were already addressed in d160c8d; this commit does not touch them. Verified locally against an adversarial change set: with the fixes, renaming docs/occupancy/schedules.yml away and adding an unusual-character occupancy doc both mark the gate relevant; an irrelevant-only change stays irrelevant. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

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Re: the Merge Risk finding ("Both occupancy checks can be skipped for some relevant pull requests. Correct the gate's pathname handling before merging.") — the finding is valid for the commit it covers, b697288, but the review coverage marker (final_review_risk_coverage: sourceCommitId b697288...) means it predates the two commits that followed on this branch, d160c8d (your agent's autofix: git diff --no-renames --name-only -z with NUL-delimited reading — exactly the pathname handling the finding asks for) and 18ba140 (base SHA via env).

Verified against the current tip with the gate's exact script in a scratch repository:

rename of an occupancy file elsewhere → true (the deletion side matches — this was the class of relevant PR the original commit could skip);
rename into an occupancy path → true;
irrelevant change → false;
paths containing newlines cannot split a record, because -z NUL-delimits and the loop reads -d ''.

So the gate at 18ba140 has the pathname handling the finding requires. Re-reviewing so the merge-risk assessment reflects the tip rather than b697288.

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…it as no changes CodeRabbit functional-correctness finding (Major): the gate read its diff through a process substitution, which hides git diff's exit status. An unavailable comparison SHA or a repository error would supply no pathnames, the loop would read nothing, and the gate would post relevant=false -- skipping the two occupancy jobs, whose skipped conclusion satisfies a required check, and passing a relevant PR silently. The diff now goes to a file first, its exit status is checked, and a failed diff fails the gate itself: the one failure the required-check design cannot afford to skip. Verified with the gate's exact logic in a scratch repository: a bad SHA or missing ref exits 1; a relevant diff still posts true; an irrelevant diff still posts false. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

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The workflow already runs on every pull request; now a cheap gate decides whether the change touches anything the suite exercises, and the two heavy jobs -- Julia tests (~19 minutes), Agda proofs -- run only when it says relevant. On a docs-only PR they post `skipped`, which satisfies a required check, exactly as the occupancy workflow's gate (#125) already does for its two reading jobs. The trigger stays unfiltered on purpose: a path-filtered pull_request trigger does not run at all on a PR that matches no path, so a required check from that workflow never posts and can never be satisfied -- the trap #116 sprang. The relevant-path list is the positive form: anything not listed is not relevant, so a new directory joins the suite by being added here rather than by being forgotten. Paths the tests themselves read are listed even though they are documentation-shaped: .github/workflows/ (the pin tests parse it), docs/occupancy/ (the reading's Agda tree), and the repo-shape inputs (Project.toml, Manifest.toml, renv.lock, the launchers). The gate carries every hardening #125's review produced: --no-renames (a file renamed out of a listed path is reported as a deletion under its original name), -z with a NUL-delimited read (a pathname Git would quote or that contains a newline arrives raw), the base SHA through env rather than template interpolation into the script, and now every pattern quoted in the array -- an unquoted `src/*` expands against the checkout at assignment time, which a directory-level glob list makes visible; the glob must fire at case time, against the diff. Verified locally: the gate logic was run against seven cases (docs-only, src change, occupancy docs, rename-away, an unusual-character occupancy path, a workflow change, README+CITATION) with the expected verdict each time; actionlint clean; the pin suite passes 259/259, which asserts the gate job's name is a stable identifier, that it has no matrix, and that its pinned actions/checkout is allowed by the account's policy. This PR touches .github/workflows/ci.yml, so the gate marks it relevant and the full suite runs on it -- the gate's own first test. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

The workflow already runs on every pull request; now a cheap gate decides whether the change touches anything the suite exercises, and the two heavy jobs -- Julia tests (~19 minutes), Agda proofs -- run only when it says relevant. On a docs-only PR they post `skipped`, which satisfies a required check, exactly as the occupancy workflow's gate (#125) already does for its two reading jobs. The trigger stays unfiltered on purpose: a path-filtered pull_request trigger does not run at all on a PR that matches no path, so a required check from that workflow never posts and can never be satisfied -- the trap #116 sprang. The relevant-path list is the positive form: anything not listed is not relevant, so a new directory joins the suite by being added here rather than by being forgotten. Paths the tests themselves read are listed even though they are documentation-shaped: .github/workflows/ (the pin tests parse it), docs/occupancy/ (the reading's Agda tree), and the repo-shape inputs (Project.toml, Manifest.toml, renv.lock, the launchers). The gate carries every hardening its reviews produced: --no-renames (a file renamed out of a listed path is reported as a deletion under its original name), -z with a NUL-delimited read (a pathname Git would quote or that contains a newline arrives raw), the base SHA through env rather than template interpolation into the script, every pattern quoted in the array (an unquoted `src/*` expands against the checkout at assignment time; the glob must fire at case time, against the diff), and -- per the CodeRabbit review of this PR, mirroring the occupancy gate -- the diff is written to a file first with git diff's exit status checked, because a process substitution hides it and a failed diff would read as "no changes", skipping the suite on a PR that changed code. Verified locally: the gate logic was run against seven cases (docs-only, src change, occupancy docs, rename-away, an unusual-character occupancy path, a workflow change, README+CITATION) with the expected verdict each time, plus the failed-diff case now failing the gate; actionlint clean; the pin suite passes, which asserts the gate job's name is a stable identifier, that it has no matrix, and that its pinned actions/checkout is allowed by the account's policy. This PR touches .github/workflows/ci.yml, so the gate marks it relevant and the full suite runs on it -- the gate's own first test. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

## What this changes The answer to "must every check run on everything equally": no, and without giving up enforcement. A new cheap **`Code relevance`** gate job runs on every pull request and decides whether the change touches anything the suite exercises; the two heavy jobs — **`Julia tests`** (~19 minutes) and **`Agda proofs`** — now carry `if: needs.gate.outputs.relevant == 'true'` and post `skipped` when the gate says not relevant. A skipped check satisfies a required check, so Branch-Floor enforcement is unchanged: a docs-only PR (README, wiki, templates, licence records) finishes in the gate's ~10 seconds plus the external scanners instead of ~19 minutes. The design is the pattern PR #125 established for the occupancy workflow, applied to the main suite, with every hardening that review produced: - **The trigger stays unfiltered on purpose** — a path-filtered `pull_request` trigger does not run at all on a PR that matches no path, so a required check from that workflow never posts and can never be satisfied. That trap was sprung here once (#116) and documented in this file's header. - **`--no-renames`** — a file renamed out of a listed path is reported as a deletion under its original name and still counts. - **`-z` with a NUL-delimited read** — a pathname Git would quote, or that contains a newline, arrives raw and matches the pattern. - **Base SHA through `env:`**, not template interpolation into the script (zizmor's rule). - **Every pattern quoted in the array** — this PR's own new finding: an unquoted `src/*` in an array assignment expands against the checkout the runner happens to stand in; with a directory-level glob list that is visibly wrong, and the glob must fire at `case` time against the diff. The relevant-path list is deliberately the positive form: anything not listed is not relevant, so a new directory joins the suite by being added to the list, not by being forgotten. Paths the tests themselves read stay relevant even though they are documentation-shaped: `.github/workflows/` (the pin tests parse it), `docs/occupancy/` (the reading's Agda tree), and the repo-shape inputs (`Project.toml`, `Manifest.toml`, `renv.lock`, the launchers, `R/`, `renv/`). ## Verification - The gate logic ran locally against seven cases — docs-only, src change, occupancy docs, rename-away, an unusual-character occupancy path, a workflow change, README+CITATION — with the expected verdict each time. - `actionlint` clean; the pin suite passes 259/259, which asserts for the new gate job that its name is a stable identifier, that it has no matrix, and that its pinned `actions/checkout` is allowed by the account's policy. - **This PR is the gate's own first test**: it touches `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, so the gate must mark it relevant and the full suite must run on it. The first docs-only PR after this lands is the second test. ## Follow-up after merge Add `Code relevance` to the Branch-Floor ruleset's required checks — it is the one check that must never be skipped, since it vouches for the others' absence. I'll apply it once the check has posted here. ## Notes The commit is signed (the agent socket is now available to this session). Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai> Co-authored-by: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>

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