fix(ci): four red checks on main, one root cause — workflows drifted off actions.lock by hyperpolymath · Pull Request #266 · hyperpolymath/typed-wasm

hyperpolymath · 2026-10-10T10:43:03Z

What is red on `main` right now

Check	State for 9+ days	Cause
`E2E Validation`	`startup_failure`	workflow asks `actions/setup-node@v7.1.0`, `actions.lock` declares `v7.0.0`
`Static Analysis Gate`	`startup_failure`	`upload-artifact@v7.0.2` / `download-artifact@v8.0.2` vs locked `v7.0.1` / `v8.0.1`
`CodeQL Security Analysis`	`startup_failure`	`codeql-action@v4.38.2` vs locked `v4.38.0`
`Governance / Workflow security linter`	`failure` (≥13 days)	pin `81dbf2dd` tests SPDX with `head -1`; `gh actions-lock` prepends its banner at line 1 of all 20 workflows
`🤖 Rhodibot — RSR Compliance Canary`	`failure`	not investigated here — listed below, deliberately out of scope

startup_failure with zero jobs and zero check runs is not a failing step: it is the
workflow being rejected at validation time. .github/workflows/actions.lock is the file
standards/scripts/set-allowed-actions.sh publishes into the organisation's
specific actions allowed list, so a ref absent from the lock is a ref the org does not
allow — and #265 (a Dependabot branch) bumped 13 workflow refs without a lock refresh.

Nothing in this repo checked lock↔workflow consistency, which is why it rotted silently.

Changes

Commit	Change
`87d5bc8`	Snap the 13 drifted refs back to what the lock declares (5 files) — incl. `c5-regenerate.yml` and `release.yml`, which carry the same drift and would fail the moment they trigger
`e3fbd1b`	Watched pins → the template's canonical `da2c748a`; `actions: read` where a reusable uploads
`8bed496`	`secret-scanner-reusable` to the same pin (was 1 commit behind; five reusables on four refs is how "which gate ran?" becomes unanswerable)
`d506ccd`	Dependabot: hold CodeQL out of the group bump, point `npm` at the only manifest that exists, drop three dead ecosystems

Rollback targets are not guesses: every tag was checked against the API and resolves to
exactly the commit the lock records — setup-node 820762786026, upload-artifact 043fb46d1a93, download-artifact 3e5f45b2cfb9, setup-ocaml e89b2ded52a6,
codeql-action b96794f015df, setup-beam 54075bcc5e24.

CodeQL has a second, independent reason to stay at v4.38.0: v4.38.1+ fails workflow-startup
validation estate-wide (phantom-metal-taste#71).

Why the pin bump and not "fix the headers"

Both gates were extracted from the reusable and run against the same tree:

81dbf2dd  Check SPDX headers + permissions (head -1)   -> exit 1, 20 ERROR lines
da2c748a  Check SPDX headers + permissions (block scan)-> exit 0, "All workflows have SPDX headers + permissions"

Moving SPDX to line 1 would satisfy a gate the estate has since deleted, re-break on the
next lock refresh (standards#727: the tool re-prepends the banner), and still leave
Check SHA-pinned actions — which greps all of .github/workflows/ and, replayed here,
finds 43 violations, one of them inside actions.lock itself ( uses: at line
87). That gate pre-dates the lockfile model, so it flags precisely the symbolic refs the
lock exists to authorise; it is masked today only because SPDX fails first in the same job.
da2c748a removes it. Also replayed from the new pin, check-action-pins-resolve.sh:
All 2 verifiable action pin(s) resolve upstream — exit 0.

actions: read is granted where the callee uploads (hypatia SARIF+artifact at workflow
level, scorecard artifact at job level, because a job-level block replaces the
workflow map — standards#1035), and withheld from governance.yml, whose reusable has no
upload step. Least privilege beats copying the sibling diff.

Verification

lock↔workflow drift: 17 → 2, and both survivors are explained below
21 YAML files: parse clean + duplicate-key clean under js-yaml semantics (PyYAML
forgives duplicates, GitHub's parser does not — that mismatch is a known startup_failure source)
every run: edit asserted against an expected match count before writing (13/13, no blind sed)
this PR is the test: e2e, static-analysis-gate, codeql and governance all
trigger on pull_request, so the run on this branch exercises the exact paths that were dead

Not verifiable from here, stated plainly

gh actions-lock --verify-local — the extension binary is unreachable (release assets are on
release-assets.githubusercontent.com, outside this sandbox's egress allowlist), so the lock
gate could not be run locally
org/repo Actions settings, branch protection, vars, secrets — 403. The startup_failure
cause is inferred from its signature plus repo content, not read from the policy that produced it
cargo, clippy, just, bun, asciidoctor — absent from the sandbox; no build was run
hypatia at da2c748a has its own red Governance run; the green oracle used here is
rsr-template-repo (banner + lock + da2c748a → Governance success 2026-10-09) and
gitbot-fleet (success 2026-10-08)

Merge order — one dependency

87d5bc8 and d506ccd are safe to merge now.
Before merging the pin bumps, re-mint the lock (gh actions-lock → commit
.github/workflows/actions.lock) for the two remaining drifts:
hyperpolymath/smtp-notify-action@v0.5.0 (the lock lags an intentional bump; org-owned
actions are outside the allowlist, so this workflow is green and was left alone) and the
slsa-github-generator reusable call in release.yml (the lockfile does not record
reusable-workflow calls). The bump adds a governance / Actions lockfile verify job that
installs the tool and runs --verify-local; without the re-mint that job will go red.
It is a true red naming its cause — not a reason to hand-edit a machine-generated file.

Follow-ups (drafted here, not filed)

standards: dependabot-lock-regen.yml exists specifically so a bump cannot land with a
stale lock — but both "Mint an App installation token" steps are skipped on run
37859881345 because vars.APP_ID is unset, so it warns and exits 0. The guard is
fail-open estate-wide; this outage is downstream of that one missing credential (STD-R-3).
this repo: #265 was a Dependabot branch that merged 21 workflow files and 2,136 lines
of human CI revival. Bot PRs should not be the vehicle for that — the diff is unreviewable
in the way Dependabot reviews are designed to be skippable, and here it broke four workflows.
🤖 Rhodibot — RSR Compliance Canary is red and untouched by this branch.
mirror.yml still uses secrets: inherit; the template's mirror caller uses an explicit
secrets map (WH008). Deliberately not changed — the workflow is green, and changing two
things at once on a green workflow is how you manufacture an outage.

… allowlist Three workflows on main died as `startup_failure` - no jobs, no check runs, no annotations. That signature is a workflow rejected by the organisation's "specific actions allowed" policy at *validation* time, not a failing step. The allowlist is derived from `.github/workflows/actions.lock` (standards `scripts/set-allowed-actions.sh`), and PR #265 bumped workflow refs without a lock refresh, so those refs stopped being on the list GitHub matches: E2E Validation lock: setup-node@v7.0.0 had: @v7.1.0 Static Analysis Gate lock: upload-artifact@v7.0.1, had: @v7.0.2, download-artifact@v8.0.1 @v8.0.2 CodeQL Security ... lock: codeql-action@v4.38.0 had: @v4.38.2 Each rolled-back tag resolves upstream to exactly the commit the lock records - checked per ref against the API (setup-node 820762786026, upload-artifact 043fb46d1a93, download-artifact 3e5f45b2cfb9, setup-ocaml e89b2ded52a6, codeql-action b96794f015df, setup-beam 54075bcc5e24) - so this restores the state the tooling already trusts instead of inventing a pin set. c5-regenerate.yml (setup-ocaml v3.9.0 -> v3.8.0) and release.yml (upload-artifact v7.0.2 -> v7.0.1) carry the same drift and would fail the same way the moment they are triggered; fixing them removes the class, not just the three visible symptoms. CodeQL has a second, independent reason to stay at v4.38.0: v4.38.1+ fails workflow-startup validation estate-wide (recorded in hyperpolymath/phantom-metal-taste#71, mirrored by that repo's dependabot hold). Two drifts are left alone deliberately: `hyperpolymath/smtp-notify-action@v0.5.0` (the lock lags an intentional bump; the workflow is green and org-owned actions are outside the allowlist) and the slsa-generator reusable call in release.yml (the lockfile does not record reusable-workflow calls). Both are the lock's to catch up with via `gh actions-lock`, not code to roll back. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>

…c748a `Governance / Workflow security linter` has been red on main for at least 13 days. It is not a repo bug: `gh actions-lock` prepends # This workflow is managed by gh actions-lock. at line 1 of all 20 workflows, and the pin this repo watches (81dbf2dd) tests the licence with `head -1`, so the tool and the gate cannot both be satisfied. standards#727 is that upstream conflict; da2c748a carries the fix (13cb62ac: scan the leading comment block instead of line 1) and is the pin rsr-template-repo itself uses. Evidence, both directions, by running each pin's gate step verbatim against this tree (extracted from the reusable, executed in a worktree): 81dbf2dd head -1 scan -> exit 1, 20 ERROR lines (today's red) da2c748a block scan -> exit 0, "All workflows have SPDX headers" The old pin's `Check SHA-pinned actions` step is also gone at da2c748a, and that matters more than it looks: replaying its grep here finds 43 violations, one of them *inside actions.lock itself* (` uses:` at line 87). That gate pre-dates the lockfile model, so it flags the exact symbolic refs the lock exists to authorise - and it was masked today only because SPDX fails first in the same job. Reordering the headers instead would have been the wrong fix: it satisfies a gate the estate has since deleted, re-breaks on every lock refresh, and would still leave 43 refs to hand-pin. Grants added with the bump, per standards#1035 - a job-level `permissions:` block REPLACES the workflow map and a reusable cannot escalate: hypatia-scan.yml workflow level + actions:read (uploads SARIF + artifact) scorecard.yml job level + actions:read (uploads the report artifact) governance.yml no grant (its reusable has no upload step; least privilege beats copying the sibling diff) mirror.yml moves d135b05b -> da2c748a as well: d135b05b is the pin standards#950 names as "all seven jobs blocking, no advisory job", which is why one dead remote here would fail the whole mirror. Two consequences a reviewer must sequence, both called out in the PR body: this pin adds an `Actions lockfile verify` job that installs `gh actions-lock` and runs `--verify-local`, so it will red until the lock is re-minted for `hyperpolymath/smtp-notify-action@v0.5.0` and the slsa reusable call - a true red naming its cause, not a false one. `Check action pins resolve upstream` was replayed locally and all six SHA-form pins in this repo resolve. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>

… ecosystems that do not exist Three separate measured defects in one file. 1. The github-actions entry was `patterns: ["*"]` with no hold, which is how the refs in 87d5bc8 got moved under the lock. `ignore` alone does not suppress a grouped bump (phantom-metal-taste#76 measured exactly that), so the ref is excluded from the group as well as ignored. CodeQL carries a second, independent reason to stay put: v4.38.1+ fails workflow-startup validation estate-wide. 2. `npm` declared `directory: "/"`, where this repo has no package.json, while the one manifest it does have - `tools/tree-sitter-twasm/package.json` - sat unwatched. The ecosystem was live; the path was wrong. 3. `mix`, `pip` and `nix` had no manifests anywhere in the tree (`git ls-files` counts: 0 mix.exs, 0 pyproject/requirements/setup.py, 0 flake.nix/shell.nix). An ecosystem with no manifest cannot open a PR; it can only imply coverage it does not provide. Same shape as phantom-metal-taste#77's dead `nix`/`npm` entries, and that repo's second defect - two `ignore:` keys in one mapping, where the parser keeps only the last - is avoided here by using one key. Parsed and re-read after editing: ecosystems are now `[github-actions, cargo, npm]`, `ignore` resolves to `[github/codeql-action]`, the group keeps `patterns: ["*"]` plus `exclude-patterns: [github/codeql-action]`. The comment in the file records what the real guard is and why it is not holding: standards' `dependabot-lock-regen.yml` exists precisely to refresh each open dependabot PR's lockfile, but both of its App-token steps are `skipped` because `vars.APP_ID` is unset, so it warns and exits 0. That is an owner action on standards, not something this repo can fix, and it is the reason a hold comment is doing security-critical work here at all. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>

e3fbd1b moved governance, hypatia-scan, scorecard and mirror onto the pin the template itself uses; secret-scanner was left on c65436ee. That pin is not wrong - it is one commit behind da2c748a on this file - but a repo whose five estate reusables sit on four different refs is one `gh actions-lock` sweep away from the drift that caused this outage, and pin-divergence is exactly what makes "which gate is running?" unanswerable during an incident. Checked before swapping: da2c748a's secret-scanner-reusable declares the same `workflow_call` inputs (only the optional `runs-on`), so the call site needs no shape change, and its job-level permission grants (contents: read for the checkout, actions: read for workflow-run metadata) are already in place in this caller. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>

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#269) ## What this fixes The other half of the Governance red that #266 left behind. After that merge, `governance / Workflow security linter` fails one step later than it used to — the SPDX step passes now, and what remains is: ``` ::error file=Justfile::Policy requires a retired descriptile path; use .machine_readable/descriptiles/ and reconcile existing files ``` This is a **pre-existing repo violation the stale pin was masking**, not a regression from #266. `0-canon/CANONICAL-NAMES.adoc` (owner mandate 2026-06-30) states the old name `6a2` is DEPRECATED and to *"migrate it to descriptiles on sight"*; `check-canonical-names.sh` only blocks *new* occurrences, because the bulk migration was chartered separately. This is that migration. ## Changes | | | |---|---| | **Moved** | `.machine_readable/6a2/{STATE,META,ECOSYSTEM,AGENTIC,NEUROSYM,PLAYBOOK}.a2ml` → `.machine_readable/descriptiles/…` (`git mv`, content unchanged — five of six are `R100`) | | **Rewritten** | 49 path refs across 19 live files: `Justfile`, `0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml`, `AUDIT.adoc`, `.github/GOVERNANCE.md`, the PR template, `.machine_readable/ai/*`, `policies/MAINTENANCE-AXES.a2ml`, four `docs/` files, `spec/async-convergence-abi.adoc`, `src/abi/README.adoc` | | **Deliberately left** | 4 refs in `CHANGELOG.adoc` and `docs/reports/maintenance/2026-05-25-phase-0-closure.adoc`. The mandate allows the deprecated spelling in historical records, and rewriting a dated report would make it lie about what it referenced that day | ## The Justfile half is not cosmetic `just info`, `just validate-rsr` and `just validate-state` tested `.machine_readable/STATE.a2ml` and `…/META.a2ml` **bare** — paths that have never existed in this repo — so their `[ -f ]` guards made the recipes skip and report success. After retargeting: ``` META.a2ml axis assertions -> 5 pass / 0 fail (previously: not executed at all) STATE.a2ml phase -> 0 (previously: nothing printed) STATE [metadata] / project key -> 1 / 1 (previously: "No …STATE.a2ml found") ``` No workflow invokes those recipes (checked), so CI behaviour is unchanged and local dev checks stop being theatre. ## Verification — the estate's own gates, run locally ``` check-descriptile-policy.sh -> exit 0 (exit 1 on main) check-canonical-names.sh origin/main -> "✅ no deprecated names reintroduced" every .machine_readable/descriptiles/*.a2ml referenced anywhere -> exists ``` Not verified, and not claimable from here: the real CI run (this PR triggers `governance / Workflow security linter` on `pull_request`, which is the test), and `just` itself is absent from the sandbox, so the recipes were exercised by running their shell bodies directly rather than through `just`. ## What this does not fix - `governance / Actions lockfile verify` — needs `gh actions.lock` re-minted for `hyperpolymath/smtp-notify-action@v0.5.0`. The lockfile header says *"Do not edit by hand; run `gh actions-lock` to update"*, and this sandbox cannot fetch the extension (release assets are on `release-assets.githubusercontent.com`, outside the egress allowlist), so hand-writing the entry was rejected as the wrong move. One command, from a machine that has it: `gh extension install github/gh-actions-lock && gh actions-lock`. Note CI's own annotation agrees: *"Regenerate with scripts/update-actions-lock.sh in the same PR as the uses: change."* Useful correction from #266: the lockfile does **not** record reusable-workflow calls (0 such entries in `rsr-template-repo`'s lock), so the `slsa-generator` line is not drift and needs no action. - `E2E Validation / Structural E2E` — `tests/e2e.sh:68` asserts a `LEVEL-STATUS.md` containing rows `| 1 |`…`| 12 |`; the repo has `LEVEL-STATUS.adoc`, whose tables are a version matrix and a feature matrix and do not enumerate levels at all. Renaming in the test would turn one honest failure into twelve fake-compliant ones, so the choice (doc gains a level table, or the check retargets at the ranges the doc declares) is a spec decision, not a CI fix. - `Smoke test`, `Cargo build + test (typed-wasm-verify)`, `Hypatia neurosymbolic scan`, `SonarCloud Code Analysis` — pre-existing content reds, now genuinely executing. - `.machine_readable/agent_instructions/` — the other name this mandate retires (`→ bot_directives`). `bot_directives/` already exists here with three byte-identical files and a README differing by one explanatory bullet, so this is a question about whether the two dirs mean the same thing in this repo, not a rename. Filed rather than guessed. - `ubuntu-latest` → Ubuntu 26 lands **2026-10-19**, 9 days out; every job here carries the notice. The estate-wide decision is still pending and this PR does not pre-empt it. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>

…k drift from #268) (#270) ## Summary **E2E Validation** and **Static Analysis Gate** have been `startup_failure` on `main` since `554345c` (#268). Dependabot bumped four workflow refs without refreshing `.github/workflows/actions.lock`. That is the same failure #266 fixed two commits earlier. A ref the lock doesn't list is one the organisation doesn't allow, so the workflow is rejected before any job runs. Getting the workflows to start exposes failures that have been sitting on `main` the whole time. The tests point at files that have since moved. This PR fixes both. It's the bottom of the PWL-01 stack (the grade-kernel PR stacks on it), but it stands alone. ## Changes - `13d26a5`: reverts exactly #268's four workflow edits, back to the locked refs: `setup-node` v7.1.0 → v7.0.0, `upload-artifact` v7.0.2 → v7.0.1, `download-artifact` v8.0.2 → v8.0.1, `setup-ocaml` v3.9.0 → v3.8.0. - `145d84b`: points the tests at files that moved: - `tests/e2e.sh`: `LEVEL-STATUS.md` → `.adoc`. The row pattern changes from `| N |` (Markdown) to `^|N |` (AsciiDoc), so all 12 rows are actually checked. - `tests/aspect/claim-envelope.mjs`: the RSR list and the L11/L12 cross-check now use `LEVEL-STATUS` / `PROOF-NEEDS` / `TEST-NEEDS` `.adoc`. - `tests/aspect/security-envelope.mjs`: `.well-known/security.txt` → `www/.well-known/security.txt`. - `README.adoc`, `ROADMAP.adoc`: `docs/WHITEPAPER.md` → `.adoc`. ## RSR Quality Checklist ### Required - [x] Tests pass (see Testing) - [x] Code is formatted - [x] Linter is clean - [x] No banned language patterns - [x] No `unsafe` blocks without `// SAFETY:` comments - [x] No banned functions - [x] SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files - [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included ### As Applicable - [ ] `.machine_readable/descriptiles/STATE.a2ml` updated: no project-state change - [ ] `CHANGELOG` or release notes updated: CI-only fix ## Testing Run locally on this branch, with the same commands the jobs run: ``` E2E_BUILD=0 bash tests/e2e.sh 47 passed, 0 failed, 7 skipped (main: 35 passed, 1 failed) node tests/aspect/claim-envelope.mjs 57 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (main: 51 passed, 5 failed) node tests/aspect/security-envelope.mjs 10 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (main: 9 passed, 1 failed) node tests/proof/regression.mjs 141 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped ``` **Not fixed here (owner decision):** recurrence. The next grouped Dependabot actions bump will drift again unless the lock is regenerated alongside it. That needs `gh actions-lock` plus the org allow-list publish, or a Dependabot rule holding the `actions` group until the lock is refreshed. Other drifts are left alone because #268 didn't cause them. One example: `push-email-notify.yml` uses `smtp-notify-action` v0.5.0 while the lock says v0.3.0. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

governance / Actions lockfile verify fails on main and on every PR: workflow uses ref "v0.5.0" but lockfile pins "v0.3.0" (.github/workflows/push-email-notify.yml) Dependabot #265 bumped hyperpolymath/smtp-notify-action v0.3.0 -> v0.5.0 without a lock refresh, the same drift #266 and #270 reverted elsewhere (#270 left this one alone because #268 did not cause it). Back to the locked v0.3.0; recurrence needs the lock refreshed with the bump (owner decision, as in #270). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t

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