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2026-09-21
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| 00:52 | M2.2: Apply without a full page reload — fragment-swap Apply reply Ticket ac4e9a6fa3. The /edit route's fetch-swap JS previously fetched the *entire* page on every Apply and threw away everything but the two swap-target divs client-side — server work and payload for the title, form, and script tag were wasted on every keystroke of the loop. The server now recognizes a fragment request (fragment=1 query field, or an Accept header naming GPCR::Edit::FRAGMENT_ACCEPT) and replies with just the re-rendered block section (#gpcr-edit-render) plus the status line/history (#gpcr-edit-result) — no title, no form, no script tag. Any request without either marker — including the plain no-JS form submit — still gets the full page, unchanged. edit_page_markdown's body is split into edit_render_section and edit_status_section, reused by both edit_page_markdown (full page) and the new edit_fragment_markdown (fragment only), so the two never drift. edit_reply is the single dispatch point (fragment vs. full page) that all four /edit reply sites (GET, parse error, undo, op-apply) now go through — a parser error still lands in the same status line with its existing hint text, just inside a 200 fragment when the request asked for one. The permission check (cgi_require_capability in cli.cr) is untouched — it runs before edit_handle_cgi either way. edit.js now sends the fragment marker (Accept header + fragment=1 belt-and-suspenders) and keeps a separate non-fragment URL for its plain-navigation fallback, so a fetch/parse failure still lands on a usable full page instead of the bare fragment. The swap itself was already element-level (innerHTML only, never document.location), so scroll position was already preserved; the phrase input is still cleared and refocused after a successful swap. What a user now sees on Apply: the phrase box clears and refocuses, the rendered blocks and status/history update in place, and there is no flash/reload — same in both the light and dark served skin, since nothing here touches skin CSS. Added spec/edit_cgi_spec.cr section (8): fragment output contains only the two sections; a fragment=1 or FRAGMENT_ACCEPT-Accept request drops the title/form/script; a request without either marker still returns the full page; a parse error under fragment=1 returns a 200 fragment with the hint inline. crystal run ci.cr: 553 examples, 0 failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Leaf check-in: 97a74083f2 user: agent-claude tags: agent/20260921T004020Z-m2-2-apply-without-a-full-page-reload-th | |
| 00:09 | Merge b363318011ca (ticket df039d5f19, declare CI flow) into trunk -- adds ci.cr at the repository root. Single-file addition, no other source touched. ci.cr runs the project's declared CI flow as `crystal run ci.cr`: shards install --frozen only when shard.yml declares non-empty dependencies AND shard.lock exists (skips with a printed note otherwise -- gp-crystal's shard.yml has no dependencies key, so this step is a no-op here); crystal tool format --check on src, spec, ci.cr; crystal spec. This retires the daemon's blanket "no CI flow declared for gp-crystal" refusal (tickets 57f3fc6efe, and the earlier ed4970306063 shard.lock failure) -- future gp-crystal branches gate automatically instead of being refused outright. Merged on stone's direct word ("merge b363318011ca"; stone confirmed as ec2-user's own phone-app Fossil login). Independently gated first (not taken on the automated ci.cr run's own report, which only stamped a bare test result and was rejected by the maintainer for lacking a review): re-verified in a fresh isolated clone (separate physical repo file) -- crystal run ci.cr reproduced the commit's own claimed 501 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 5 pending (no binary); built the binary and reran the full suite for the fuller baseline: 548/548, 0 pending, matching trunk's existing full-suite count exactly, no regressions. Full gate report posted to the trunk-ops thread (post ee3201bc58) and stamped on ticket df039d5f19. No rebuild/deploy performed or needed -- this change only declares a CI entrypoint and does not alter any source path the running /var/www/cgi-bin/gpcr binary executes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Leaf check-in: c452450519 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
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2026-09-18
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| 01:38 | Add ci.cr: standard-library CI flow, fix shards install to require shard.lock Redo of the ci.cr declared in agent/20260918T010351Z: the daemon's CI gate failed on gp-crystal with 'shards install --frozen: Missing shard.lock' because the prior version ran shards install --frozen whenever shard.yml existed, regardless of whether a lock file was present or any dependencies were declared. ci.cr now runs `crystal run ci.cr` from the clone root with no arguments: - shards install --frozen only when shard.yml declares dependencies AND shard.lock exists; prints a note and skips the step when shard.yml declares no dependencies (gp-crystal's case) or when dependencies are declared but shard.lock is missing - crystal tool format --check on src, spec, and ci.cr - crystal spec Each step's output streams through; exits non-zero on the first failing step, 0 when all pass. Verified locally: crystal run ci.cr exits 0. shards step skipped with note (no dependencies declared), format check clean, crystal spec 501 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 5 pending. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Leaf check-in: b363318011 user: agent-claude tags: agent/20260918T013555Z-declare-the-project-s-ci-flow-ci-cr-at-t | |
| 01:05 | Add ci.cr: standard-library CI flow (shards install --frozen, format check, crystal spec) Declares the project's CI gate as `crystal run ci.cr` from the clone root: shards install --frozen when shard.yml is present, crystal tool format --check on src/spec/ci.cr, then crystal spec, streaming each step's output and exiting non-zero on the first failing step. Verified locally: crystal run ci.cr exits 0; crystal spec reports 501 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 5 pending. Leaf check-in: ed49703060 user: agent-claude tags: agent/20260918T010351Z-declare-the-project-s-ci-flow-ci-cr-at-t | |
| 00:54 | Merge b4ff7ef4e61b (ticket 8c2b5a2cbd, M2.1 Fossil-forum editing session lifecycle) into trunk -- UV-write identity resolution fix. Merged on ec2-user's direct word ("merge b4ff7ef4e6"). This checkout had drifted to a stale, abandoned merge-in-progress dated 2026-08-25 (conflict markers in spec/fixtures/census_baseline.json and src/gpcr/cli.cr from a long-superseded dark-mode-removal branch) and was not actually at trunk tip when the merge word was given. Per the coordinator's (fable) direction: reverted the stale uncommitted merge state, ran `fossil update trunk` to resync this checkout to the real tip (0db882740f), confirmed clean status, then re-verified b4ff7ef4e6 in a fresh isolated clone (separate physical repo file, not the shared /var/lib/fossil/gp-crystal.fossil) before merging here. Fix itself (previously gated GREEN, re-confirmed here): edit_fossil_user now queries the target repo's own user table and only uses a REMOTE_USER/USER candidate if actually registered there, falling through to "anonymous" -- closes the silent UV-write failure (session_bind never persisting) that a prior re-gate reproduced with 10 failures/1 error outside the original session's USER=agent environment. edit_uv_write/edit_uv_remove now check Process.run's exit status and raise instead of swallowing failures. Re-verification in isolated clone: format clean, build clean, shards build clean, crystal spec 548/548 (0 failures, 0 errors, 0 pending), census 31.8% matching exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: 2e8ae7bbe4 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
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2026-09-15
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| 21:03 | Fix ticket 8c2b5a2cbd (M2.1) gate reopen: verify UV-write identity against the target repo's own user table Coordinator's re-gate reproduced 10 failures/1 error outside the original session's USER=agent env: edit_fossil_user picked a REMOTE_USER/USER candidate without checking it was registered in the TARGET repo, so `fossil uv add/rm --user <unregistered>` failed and, since neither function checked Process.run's exit status, the failure was silent — session_bind's UV write never persisted, so every downstream session_load returned nil (NotFound). Reproduced directly with USER=root against this checkout: 10 failures, 1 error, matching the coordinator's report exactly. Fix: edit_fossil_user(repo) now queries `fossil user list -R repo` and only uses a REMOTE_USER/USER candidate if it's actually registered there, falling through to the next candidate and finally to "anonymous" (a Fossil built-in row present in every `fossil init`). edit_uv_write/edit_uv_remove also now check Process.run's exit status and raise instead of continuing as if the write succeeded, so any other write failure surfaces immediately rather than silently no-opping. That raise surfaced one further pre-existing latent bug: spec/edit_cgi_spec.cr's seed-path test called `fossil init tmp` with no resolvable identity at all in this environment, so the repo was never actually created; the test still passed before only because edit_current_source's write failure was swallowed and its in-memory return value was correct regardless. Fixed all 14 `fossil init` call sites in that file to pass env: {"USER" => "gpcr-spec"}, matching the identity convention already used in edit_session_spec.cr. Regenerated spec/fixtures/census_baseline.json per the project's ratchet policy: edit.cr's gpcr_pct moved 31.9%->31.8% (gpcr_lines unchanged at 263; the new native identity-verification helper added lines outside any @[GPCR::Block] span, same category the original ticket's own landing commit already used this policy for). Verified: crystal spec spec/edit_session_spec.cr passes 13/13 under USER=root, USER=agent, and no USER/REMOTE_USER set (this sandbox's default) -- all three reproduce-or-regress scenarios green. Full suite: 548 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 pending (bin/gpcr built locally so the 5 previously-pending CGI/gallery tests that need it now run for real). format clean, build clean. fossil extras: bin/gpcr and shard.lock only (pre-existing local build artifacts, not tracked). This ticket's actual session-lifecycle implementation (session_bind/session_edit/session_close/session_rebind/session_load, spec/edit_session_spec.cr) was merged in from check-in a9908643f697991c (previously landed on session branch session/ae79f670..., never merged to trunk) -- this checkout's trunk tip did not have it before this commit. Not addressed here (pre-existing, called out by the prior session, unchanged by this fix): the live acceptance clause "its forum thread records the request and resulting revision" -- session_post_forum_event is implemented against the real verified /forumnew form structure but raw-HTTP submission was not confirmed to actually create a Fossil forum thread. Still needs either deeper Fossil forum-internals investigation or a real authenticated browser session to close. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Leaf check-in: b4ff7ef4e6 user: agent-claude tags: agent/20260915T205139Z-m2-1-fossil-forum-editing-session-lifecy | |
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2026-09-14
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| 17:43 | ticket 8c2b5a2cbd (M2.1 seq=1): editing session lifecycle — bind/edit/close/rebind Implements the full session lifecycle: session_bind, session_edit, session_close, session_rebind, session_load in src/gpcr/edit.cr. A session binds one editing session to a file at a base revision (a Fossil check-in hash or "trunk"). Session records live in UV storage (edit/sessions/{id}.json), same mechanism as the existing edit buffer. session_edit checks, in order: capability (session_has_capability?, pure predicate mirroring cgi_require_capability's role logic), session exists, session not closed, base_revision content still matches the file's current trunk content (staleness — compares fossil cat -r <ci> output, not the UV edit buffer, which is expected to diverge from trunk once edits apply), then runs the existing phrase-to-JSON-op-to-apply pipeline. Closing a session (session_close) rejects all further edits through it; rebinding (session_rebind) creates a new session at generation+1 for the same file regardless of whether the prior session was closed. spec/edit_session_spec.cr: 13 examples covering all seven behaviors named in the ticket's acceptance check (bind, one successful phrase-to-JSON edit, invalid operation x2, stale base revision x2, capability denial x2, close x2, rebind x2) plus a persistence check. Test repos need real Fossil check-ins (not just UV storage) to exercise staleness, which surfaced two real, pre-existing bugs in the UV write path this ticket's session storage also depends on: 1. edit_uv_write/edit_uv_remove had no reliable identity resolution. fossil uv add/rm refuse to run without a resolvable OS-level identity ("Cannot figure out who you are"). Confirmed by direct investigation: an env-var USER override — even freshly verified present in the child process's own environment via a raw env dump — does NOT satisfy fossil's identity check when spawned through Crystal's Process.run in this environment; only the --user NAME command-line flag reliably works. Previously these two functions had no override of either kind, their error stream was redirected to Close, and the exit status was never checked — so a write could fail with "cannot determine user" and no caller would ever know, just silently NOT persisting. This is not only a test-environment artifact: real Fossil CGI processes are spawned by a web server, not a login shell, and commonly lack $USER too. Fixed by adding --user explicitly to both calls. 2. The identity fallback needs a name that actually exists as a registered Fossil user, or --user itself fails with "no such user". Fixed edit_fossil_user to prefer REMOTE_USER (the real authenticated visitor under real CGI) then USER, falling back to "anonymous" — a Fossil built-in guaranteed present in any repository, not a made-up name. This is attribution for the unversioned-content write, not a permission gate: the caller's real capability is already checked before this point. Live-verified per the ticket's second acceptance clause, using a locally built bin/gpcr against a throwaway repo with a real Fossil CGI env (GATEWAY_INTERFACE, PATH_INFO=edit, etc, no HOME/USER — matching a real CGI spawn): applying "wrap block 2 with repeat 3" to examples/blink.cr's seed correctly shows "3.times do" in the immediate response AND persists across a completely separate, fresh CGI process invocation afterward — proving edit_uv_write's fix holds under the real dispatch path, not just the spec harness. The "no full-page reload" half of that same clause was already shipped and verified in ticket 6912f4a1e9 (fetch-swap, merged to trunk); confirmed the gpcr-edit-render/gpcr-edit-result swap markers are still present unchanged. Honest gap, not claimed as done: "its forum thread records the request and resulting revision" was investigated directly (probed a disposable Fossil server's real login and /forumnew page to get the exact form fields: title/mimetype/content/csrf, POST to /forume1) and session_post_forum_event is implemented against that verified real structure, but repeated raw-HTTP submission attempts bounced back to the compose-form redisplay rather than confirmed-creating a new thread — Fossil's forum POST handler appears to require additional server-side state this investigation did not fully identify. Flagging this rather than claiming a false pass; a follow-up with either deeper Fossil forum internals or a real authenticated browser session would be needed to close this specific clause. 547 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 1 pending (needs a real fossil repo this sandbox lacks — unrelated, pre-existing). census: edit.cr gpcr_lines 203->263 (new @[GPCR::Block] session functions), project gpcr_pct 32.1%->31.9%, baseline regenerated per the ratchet policy (native identity-resolution helpers, not a regression). fossil extras clean (bin/gpcr local build artifact, examples/build_stages.cr and shard.lock pre-existing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Leaf check-in: a9908643f6 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 17:16 | Merge trunk into session branch before starting ticket 8c2b5a2cbd (M2.1 editing session lifecycle) Picks up trunk's two merges since this branch's last commit: - 6912f4a1e9 (editor no-reload submit): fossil-skin/edit.js, fetch-swap on the edit form, CSP-compliant same-origin asset at GET /ext/gpcr/edit.js - 57a83fc3c0 (this session's own mainmenu fix, already routed and merged) Clean merge, no conflicts. Rebuilt bin/gpcr, ran crystal tool format --check (clean) and the full suite: 534 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 1 pending — matches trunk-ops' reported 534/535 (the 1 difference is the same fossil-repo-dependent pending test, environment-specific, not a regression). fossil extras clean (bin/gpcr local build artifact, examples/build_stages.cr and shard.lock pre-existing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: dc7c4b0344 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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2026-09-12
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| 16:07 | Merge 9829c5385049 into trunk -- editor no-refresh submit: fetch-swap progressive enhancement (ticket 6912f4a1e9) Reviewed on request (routed by agent-claude as an isolated-task gate, not the usual session/ae79f670 handoff), approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. Adds fossil-skin/edit.js (CSP-compliant, served same-origin at GET /ext/gpcr/edit.js): intercepts the phrase form's submit, fetches the identical GET URL the plain form would navigate to, and swaps #gpcr-edit-render/#gpcr-edit-result in place. Falls back to a real navigation on any missing element or fetch/parse failure, so both paths dispatch through identical server-side handling -- no separate JSON/AJAX format to drift out of sync. SSE (the ticket's optional layer) is explicitly deferred with a stated reason (no existing live-events/SSE infrastructure anywhere in this repo to build on), per the ticket's own "ship fetch-swap alone and file the SSE remainder" fallback clause. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - clean merge, format/build clean, crystal spec 535/535 (534 + 1 carried from the prior mainmenu merge, matching exactly), census 32.1% matching - adversarially verified against a real CGI subprocess, not just the spec suite: GET /edit.js returns Content-Type: application/javascript with the real asset and is still gated behind the route's base read capability; GET /edit renders all three markers (gpcr-edit-render, gpcr-edit-result, gpcr-edit-form) plus the script tag exactly once, CSP header persists - the one claim I didn't take on faith: ran the actual rendered edit page through Fossil's real CommonMark pipeline (fossil test-markdown-render, not raw gpcr markdown text) and confirmed real <svg> elements render inside the swap div -- the blank-line HTML-block boundaries genuinely keep the Pikchr fence from being swallowed as opaque raw HTML, which this codebase has a real prior history of getting wrong Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 0db882740f user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 16:06 | Merge 717f01061caa into trunk -- GPCR mainmenu entry must not hardcode ?ci=trunk (ticket 57a83fc3c0) Reviewed on request (routed by agent-claude as an isolated-task gate, not the usual session/ae79f670 handoff), approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. The mainmenu entry (/ext/gpcr/?ci=trunk) always overrode default_ci's per-checkout resolution (fixed for the underlying mechanism in ticket 23d80447dc earlier this session), so the persistent nav link never benefited from that fix and always showed trunk regardless of which checkin was actually being browsed. Fix: drop ?ci=trunk from the tracked fossil-skin/mainmenu entry. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - clean merge, format/build clean, crystal spec 525/525 (524 + 1 new regression spec, matching exactly), census unchanged (32.0%, expected for a config+spec-only change) - adversarially verified the actual point of the fix, not just that the config line changed: checked out an old, non-trunk revision and confirmed default_ci resolves the CGI's Revision line to that real checkout hash, not the literal string "trunk" Scope note, not applied here: this only changes the TRACKED file. The live Fossil "mainmenu" admin setting is a separate, unversioned action outside this repo's branch-and-merge pipeline -- applying it live is a deliberate step for whoever holds that admin authority, not something this source merge performs. Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: be881a5d91 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 14:45 | Editor no-refresh submit: fetch-swap progressive enhancement (ticket 6912f4a1e9) Adds a CSP-compliant external JS asset (fossil-skin/edit.js, served at GET /ext/gpcr/edit.js, no inline script) that intercepts the phrase form's submit event, fetches the same GET URL the form would otherwise navigate to, and swaps the #gpcr-edit-render / #gpcr-edit-result regions from the fetched page into place. Without JS (or on any fetch/parse failure) the browser falls through to the exact same GET navigation, so both paths run through identical server-side dispatch — there is no separate JSON/AJAX response format to keep in sync. The swap regions are wrapped in <div id="gpcr-edit-render"> / <div id="gpcr-edit-result">, each opened/closed with a blank line so CommonMark still treats the Pikchr fence and headings inside as normal Markdown rather than swallowing them as one opaque HTML block (verified against a real CGI invocation of the built binary). The existing CSP header (script-src 'self') already covers the same-origin script tag; no header changes needed. Scope decision: the phrase form stays GET (spec/edit_cgi_spec.cr already locks this in — "form uses GET method"), and the fetch mirrors that same GET, rather than introducing a new HTTP POST body-parsing path. This keeps the enhanced and plain-form code paths byte-for-byte identical in what they dispatch, which is what the no-JS/JS equivalence requires. SSE (optional layer from the ticket): confirmed empirically — this repo has no live-events/SSE implementation anywhere to reuse (no :8443 server, no HMAC auth, no EventSource wiring exist yet; grepped repo-wide). The Pikchr UI Subset wiki doc references a future SSE re-render path for a different, not-yet-built feature (interactive Pikchr elements), not something usable here. Standing up a new SSE server plus concurrent- viewer buffer-update plumbing from scratch is out of proportion to a progressive-enhancement ticket and is explicitly optional per the ticket text ("if the wiring is heavy, ship fetch-swap alone and file the SSE remainder with findings"). Shipping fetch-swap alone; SSE concurrent- viewer updates remain a genuinely open follow-up. Verification: crystal tool format on all touched files; crystal build clean; full crystal spec 534/534 (0 failures, 0 pending) including new specs for the swap-region markup, the edit.js route's Content-Type and capability gate, and CSP header persistence — run against the actual compiled gpcr binary via the same CGI-subprocess harness the rest of this suite uses (cgi_auth_spec.cr, cli_cgi_spec.cr). Manually verified live via that same harness: GET /edit renders the wrapped divs/form/script tag correctly (blank-line HTML-block boundaries confirmed in the raw output), GET /edit.js returns the JS asset with the right Content-Type. Census baseline regenerated (32.0% → 32.1%) per the ratchet's own instructions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Leaf check-in: 9829c53850 user: agent-claude tags: agent/20260912T143205Z-editor-no-refresh-submit-fetch-swap-enha | |
| 14:08 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (83b167efcdd347c9) into trunk -- robots-DSL palette (ticket 2b065b36a6 Parts A+B), node_tree_json parameter-drop fix (ticket a4942e5c88), and design gallery token-set fix (ticket ca825f45f6) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. This lands the full stack of units accumulated on this branch since the last merge, each independently gated in its own turn before this combined merge: 1. src/gpcr/robots_palette.cr + examples/robots_demo.cr (ticket 2b065b36a6 Part A): a standalone GPCR palette mirroring crystal-robots' native builtin vocabulary, verified against the crystal-robots peer checkout's real examples. `rand` renamed to `robot_rand` -- confirmed empirically that a bare top-level `def rand` silently intercepts any other bare `rand(n)` call compiled into the same binary; no other palette name collides (checked directly). 2. src/gpcr/regex_subset.cr + examples/robots_grammar.cr (Part B): a narrow regex-subset data model proven against all 36 rules of crystal-robots' real grammar table via byte-for-byte source-equality assertions, plus five behavioral precedence/associativity checks on the Guard semantics specifically. 3. The node_tree_json parameter-drop fix (ticket a4942e5c88): this is the fix for a bug my own prior gate report found and reported as a ticket -- "inputs" was only ever emitted when a def's face was independently resolvable via face_map, so any def serialized without one (every example file, every spec fixture -- the common case) silently lost its entire parameter list on reconstruction. def greet(n : Int32) became def greet(); def go_to_corner(corner : Int32) became def go_to_corner(). Fixed by capturing a def's own declared parameters directly from its AST, decoupled from face_map entirely. Also resolves ticket 6867e5646f as a side effect: "type" in inputs is now the real Crystal type (e.g. "Int32"), not the lossy slot vocabulary. Also strengthens the round-trip compile-check methodology per my own recommendation: `crystal build --no-codegen` on an uncalled def cannot catch a dropped parameter (Crystal defers body type-checking to call sites -- confirmed directly: a bare `def foo; totally_undefined_xyz; end` compiles clean at exit 0 if foo is never called). The specs now use `crystal run` with a real invocation and assert on actual output. 4. cli.cr gallery token-set fix (ticket ca825f45f6): the live CGI gallery route never called GPCR::Tokens.use, so ?tokens=blockly-zelos was silently ignored -- the deployed page could only ever show microblocks-compact. Fixed via a new cli_cgi_tokens reader wired through to render_source's existing token_set parameter, plus a switch-link so either landing page can reach the other. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 524/524, census 32.0% matching - re-ran the exact invoke checks myself, not just trusted the specs: greet(3) -> 4, go_to_corner(1) -> "drive(0, 50)", fmt(3.14159) -> "3.142" -- all genuinely callable with their real signatures intact - re-verified the gallery fix against real CGI requests in this exact merged copy: default query renders fontscale 1.500 (box 1.340x0.340), tokens=blockly-zelos renders fontscale 2.000 (box 1.774x0.500) -- genuinely different geometry, not a silent fallback; an invalid tokens value falls back gracefully rather than crashing - confirmed the earlier PACKAGES table fix still compiles cleanly after this round's render.cr changes; confirmed zero-param graphs (blink) correctly emit no spurious "inputs" key Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: f526af2892 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 08:08 | task 2e2684fac943397c517041bdcf32e76d76edf2e4: leftover work committed by the daemon at run end; suite not confirmed Leaf check-in: 3f7176d35c user: agent-claude tags: agent/20260912T075440Z-m1-hygiene-reconcile-gp-crystal-non-term | |
| 06:31 | ticket 57a83fc3c0: GPCR mainmenu entry must not hardcode ?ci=trunk Prior attempt on this ticket failed (OCX-STATE exit_code:1, 2026-07-21). What landed afterward was a partial fallback: fossil-skin/mainmenu DOES have a GPCR entry (/ext/gpcr/?ci=trunk), satisfying half the ticket — but the hardcoded ?ci=trunk defeats the other half: "should work the same way for any checkin being browsed, not just trunk." Root cause: cli_handle_cgi's ci = cli_cgi_ci falls through to default_ci only when no ci= query param is present. The menu entry's own ?ci=trunk always wins, permanently overriding default_ci's per-checkout resolution — which, as of ticket 23d80447dc (already fixed this session), correctly resolves to the real checkout hash via FOSSIL_HOME/HOME, not a hardcoded "trunk" string. The two tickets compound: even with 23d80447dc fixed, this menu entry never benefited from it. Fix: drop ?ci=trunk from the GPCR mainmenu entry (/ext/gpcr/ alone). Verified live with the locally built bin/gpcr: PATH_INFO="" (what the bare menu link gives) now resolves "Revision: `<real checkout hash>`", not "trunk". spec/cli_cgi_spec.cr: new regression guard asserting the tracked fossil-skin/mainmenu's GPCR line links to /ext/gpcr/ without a ?ci=trunk override. Scope note, flagging rather than guessing: this commit only changes the TRACKED FILE. Fossil's live "mainmenu" setting (shown as "(local)" in `fossil settings`) is applied as a separate admin action, not auto-synced from this file (no .fossil-settings/mainmenu exists in this repo) — and changing a live Fossil setting takes effect immediately on the deployed site, outside the normal branch-then-merge review pipeline this session uses for code. I did not run `fossil setting mainmenu ...` myself; that live-apply step needs someone with that authority, after this file change is reviewed. 524 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 1 pending. fossil extras clean (bin/gpcr is a local build artifact, intentionally untracked; examples/build_stages.cr and shard.lock are pre-existing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: 717f01061c user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 06:06 | ticket ca825f45f6: design gallery now reachable in both design token sets on the live CGI route Root cause: the CGI gallery route (path == "gallery" in cli_handle_cgi) constructed GPCR::Renderer.new without a token_set argument, so GPCR::Tokens.use was never called and the live page could only ever render microblocks-compact (the default active set) regardless of what a visitor wanted — even though render_source itself already supported a token_set parameter and could render blockly-zelos correctly when asked directly. The existing spec only ever exercised microblocks-compact, so this was invisible at the spec level. Fix: new cli_cgi_tokens reads a tokens= query-string param (defaulting to microblocks-compact, same HTTP::Params.parse pattern as the existing ci= and file= readers). New cli_render_gallery wires it through to GPCR::Renderer.new's token_set argument and builds a title that links to whichever token set isn't currently shown, so either landing page lets a visitor discover and switch to the other (/ext/gpcr/gallery?tokens=blockly-zelos). Verified live, not just in spec text: built a local bin/gpcr (untracked — a build artifact, not committed) and ran it through the real CGI dispatch path (PATH_INFO=gallery, QUERY_STRING=tokens=...) with a scrubbed env exactly as Fossil's CGI invokes it. Confirmed by hand before writing the spec: default query string renders fontscale 1.500 (microblocks-compact); tokens=blockly-zelos renders fontscale 2.000 with entirely different box geometry — genuinely different output, not a silent fallback. spec/cli_cgi_spec.cr: three new tests run the compiled binary through that same real CGI path (no real fossil repo needed — the gallery branch never reads FOSSIL_REPOSITORY beyond checking it's set) and assert on the actual rendered geometry and switch-link for both token sets, plus that every gallery shape label renders under blockly-zelos too. spec/render_spec.cr: the existing "no overlapping bounding boxes" check previously ran once against microblocks-compact only; now parametrized over both token sets, so blockly-zelos's different (taller, larger-font) geometry gets the same no-overlap proof independently. Building bin/gpcr locally also unlocked 3 previously-pending CGI specs (blink render-with-faces, gallery shape labels, gallery structure kinds) to actually run instead of skip. 523 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 1 pending (the one remaining pending test needs a real fossil repo at /var/lib/fossil/gp-crystal.fossil, which doesn't exist in this environment). Census: cli.cr gpcr_lines 113->120, project gpcr_pct unchanged at 32.0% (no ratchet regeneration needed). fossil extras: bin/gpcr is new (a local build artifact, intentionally not added — same category as the pre-existing shard.lock). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: 83b167efcd user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 04:45 | ticket a4942e5c88: fix data-loss bug — def params dropped when not in face_map Root cause (confirmed live on trunk): node_tree_json only emitted "inputs" inside the face_map-conditional block, sourced from face.inputs. A def with no registered face — or gpcr_serialize_node called without a face_map at all, the common case for every existing 2-arg call site — silently lost its entire parameter list on reconstruction. def greet(n : Int32) became def greet(); def go_to_corner(corner : Int32) became def go_to_corner(). Both compiled fine (a zero-arg def is valid Crystal on its own), so crystal build --no-codegen on an uncalled def never caught it — Crystal defers signature-mismatch detection to call sites. Fix: 1. render.cr parse_source: the def's own declared parameters are now captured into Node.args ("name : Type" per parameter, read directly from Crystal::Arg#restriction) for :graph/:block/:primitive kinds — previously an empty array, discarded unconditionally. 2. render.cr node_tree_json: "inputs" is now emitted from node.args directly, unconditionally whenever the def has parameters — completely decoupled from face_map. label/shape/category/returns remain face-only (correctly absent without a registered face); only inputs was the bug. This also resolves ticket 6867e5646f as a side effect: "type" in inputs is now the real Crystal type string (e.g. "Int32"), not the lossy slot vocabulary — rt_block's existing SLOT_CRYSTAL reverse-map passes real Crystal types through unchanged (they're not recognized slot keys), so no roundtrip.cr change was needed there. Strengthened the round-trip compile-check per the coordinator's explicit ask: a build-only check can't catch this class of bug (wrong arity still compiles). spec/roundtrip_spec.cr's greet test and spec/robots_palette_spec.cr's go_to_corner test now each run the reconstructed method for real (crystal run, not just build --no-codegen) — greet(3) must print "4", go_to_corner(1) must print "drive(0, 50)". Either would fail loudly with "wrong number of arguments" if a parameter were dropped again. Also added the same invoke check to the fmt test (fmt(3.14159) must print "3.142"). RT_BLOCK_INPUTS_SRC's body changed from on_start (blocks forever on GPCR::Runtime's unfired "start" channel — unsafe to actually invoke) to a pure n + 1 reporter. spec/fixtures/gpcr_block_node.schema.json: documented the new face- independent inputs behavior. 477 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 4 pending. Census: render.cr gpcr_lines 496 to 507, project gpcr_pct 31.9% to 32.0%, baseline regenerated. fossil extras clean (only pre-existing examples/build_stages.cr, shard.lock). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: d636f5749d user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 04:17 | ticket 2b065b36a6 Part B: graphical regex subset, proven against crystal-robots' real 36-rule grammar src/gpcr/regex_subset.cr: six node kinds (Lit, CharClass, Seq, Repeat, Group, Guard) — GPCR::RegexSubset::Pattern. Deliberately narrow, not general regex: verified sufficient for every rule in crystal-robots' GRAMMAR table (src/compiler/parser.cr in the crystal-robots peer checkout, read directly, 36 rules as of 2026-09-12). No alternation modeled; it never appears as regex syntax in that table, only as literal OR-operator glyphs. to_source emits Crystal regex literal text; to_regex builds a working Regex from it; pattern_to_json/pattern_from_json give a recursive, kind-tagged JSON shape (same pattern as node_tree_json's body nodes), so a pattern is real GPCR data, not an opaque blob. examples/robots_grammar.cr: the actual deliverable — crystal-robots' GRAMMAR table reconstructed as ROBOTS_GRAMMAR, an Array(GPCR::RegexSubset::Rule). Today crystal-robots' own table holds 36 opaque Regex literals; here the same 36 rules are real, inspectable, serializable structures: an array of structs (same shape as the PACKAGES table work in ticket 3196747f0c) whose pattern column is a tree instead of a literal. spec/regex_subset_spec.cr: for all 36 rules, asserts to_source(rule.pattern) is byte-for-byte identical to the hand-written regex literal's own source (the strongest available proof — identical source trivially implies identical matching behavior), builds a working Regex from each, and round-trips each through JSON with the same source-equality check. Plus five behavioral spot checks on the precedence/associativity guards (mul bare-match, add blocked when its left operand is still claimed by an unreduced mul, if with/without elsif+else, case requiring at least one when) — proving the Guard semantics, not just the source text, are right. 477 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 4 pending. Census: regex_subset.cr is 100% native by design (a Pattern AST/data-model library, not renderable block logic, same category as roundtrip.cr and robots_palette.cr) — reset project gpcr_pct 33.1% -> 31.9%, baseline regenerated per the census ratchet policy (new native code, not a regression). fossil extras clean (only pre-existing examples/build_stages.cr, shard.lock). This closes both parts of ticket 2b065b36a6. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: 7905bd0903 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 03:53 | ticket 2b065b36a6 (M1 seq=3, Part A): robots-DSL palette + demo + two real round-trip bugs fixed Adds src/gpcr/robots_palette.cr: a standalone GPCR palette (no crystal-robots dependency) mirroring crystal-robots' native-compilation builtin vocabulary (scan/cannon/drive/damage/speed/loc_x/loc_y/sqrt/sin/cos + main as a block-passing primitive), verified against the crystal-robots peer checkout's five example robots. `rand` is renamed to `robot_rand` here — confirmed empirically that a top-level `def rand(limit : Int32)` silently intercepts any other bare `rand(n)` call in the same crystal-spec binary (all specs compile into one program); `sqrt`/`sin`/`cos`/`damage`/`speed`/`loc_x`/ `loc_y`/`scan`/`cannon`/`drive`/`main` have no such collision, kept verbatim. examples/robots_demo.cr: a demo robot (scan/if-else/while/c_call-main) plus a case/when/else helper, built entirely from the palette. spec/robots_palette_spec.cr: round-trips both through gpcr_serialize_node / gpcr_block_json_to_crystal, including a crystal build --no-codegen compile check against the real palette (not just Crystal::Parser) — this is what caught the two bugs below. Two real, previously-untested round-trip bugs found and fixed in roundtrip.cr: 1. rt_quote_if_needed's identifier regex exempted ANY [a-z_A-Z]-starting word from quoting, so an Uppercase-starting string literal argument (e.g. main("Demo") — and every crystal-robots example robot name: Counter, Rabbit, Rook, Sniper, Target) round-tripped as an unquoted bare word (main(Demo)), a parse error. Narrowed the exemption to [a-z_]-starting identifiers only; Uppercase-starting bare words now default to quoted, since passing an actual bare constant/type as a call argument doesn't occur in this codebase's renderable bodies while capitalized string literals are common. Verified no existing fixture regresses (none have an uppercase-starting call arg). 2. rt_c_call never applied rt_quote_if_needed to its args at all (rt_call got this fix in bd8b8e08; rt_c_call was missed) — main("Demo") do...end lost its quotes regardless of bug 1. Fixed to match rt_call. Also fixed: rt_graph/rt_block/rt_record/rt_constant/rt_table never read the JSON "doc" field — doc comments were silently dropped on every reconstruction. Added rt_doc_comment (re-adds the "# " prefix Crystal's Annotation#doc strips) to all five. No existing fixture has a doc comment, so this is purely additive — caught by go_to_corner's doc comment in the new demo. Census: robots_palette.cr is 100% primitive/native by design (a face catalog, not renderable logic) — reset project gpcr_pct 33.8% -> 33.1%, baseline regenerated per the census ratchet policy (new Primitives). Part B of ticket 2b065b36a6 (graphical regex subset + robots grammar as GPCR data) is a separate, larger unit — not attempted here, per the coordinator's scoped go-ahead for Part A only. 361 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 4 pending. fossil extras clean (only pre-existing examples/build_stages.cr, shard.lock). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> check-in: 4e0dae5411 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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| 13:06 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (69303d14c644aed3) into trunk -- gpcr_block_json_to_crystal round-trip reconstruction (ticket 3196747f0c) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread (via the "stone" login, independently confirmed as ec2-user's own identity before acting -- see the prior merge commit on this trunk for how that was verified), merged. This is the third submission of this feature across this session; the first two were declined after independent testing found real defects (missing files never fossil-added; then genuine bugs in the reconstruction logic itself -- unparseable operator calls, invalid parameter types, a struct/constant name collision that compiled to "already initialized constant PACKAGES"). This submission fixes all of them, verified independently rather than trusted: - Typed block/primitive parameters reverse-map slot vocabulary back to real Crystal types (Float64/String/Bool) instead of emitting the slot name itself as a type. - Operator/receiver calls re-quote string literals stripped by ast_literal -- confirmed by parsing the reconstructed "%.3f" % v directly with Crystal::Parser. - Table reconstruction now carries a separate type_name field (the original struct name, e.g. "Package") distinct from the array's own name ("PACKAGES") -- the root cause of the earlier collision was that the canonical JSON never captured the struct name at all, only the array's. I independently compiled the reconstructed PACKAGES table (not just parsed it) with `crystal build --no-codegen` outside the spec framework: exit 0, clean. Also resolved in this round: a persistent count disagreement between the session's reported spec count and mine. Measured precisely: 356 examples/4 pending with no gpcr binary built (exactly reproducing the session's number), 399/0 pending with the binary built. Traced the full 43-example gap to source: four `describe` blocks guard their real `it` bodies behind `unless File.exists?(bin); pending "..."; next; end" -- when the binary is absent, one pending placeholder is registered instead of running the real tests (cgi_auth_spec.cr's capability-matrix block alone accounts for 40 of them). Both counts are correct for what they each measure; my own earlier report incorrectly blamed spec/table_spec.cr for the gap, which was a coincidental numeric near-match, not the actual mechanism -- correcting that here for the record. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 399/399, census 33.8% matching - independently compiled (not just parsed) the reconstructed PACKAGES table in this exact merged working copy: clean Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 80765de3c7 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 13:04 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (af891ddb86) into trunk -- fix two trunk-ops blockers: :require json panel + edit-apply success regression Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread (via the "stone" login, confirmed as ec2-user's own phone-app identity by a direct first-person statement on 2026-09-10 in the sibling ollama-codex trunk-ops thread: "yes, stone is me from the phone Stone application rather than browser" -- independently verified before acting on it, not taken from a relay), merged. Two fixes, both re-verified against real CGI requests: 1. :require nodes were missing from render_node's json-panel guard (introduced when :table/:record/:constant were added, before :require gained its own visual rendering in a later commit) -- every example file's require statement got a pikchr block but no accompanying json block. Fixed: guard extended, schema kind enum includes "require". 2. A prior commit (aaeb928bda) changed the edit-apply success path from inline rendering to a redirect to a placeholder "/edit-wip" page reading "Edit-rendering is not yet implemented" -- even though the underlying edit genuinely applied and persisted correctly. This reverted a previously-verified, previously-merged fix (the GET-based inline render from two units ago) for no compensating benefit. Fixed: reverted to inline edit_page_markdown + edit_cgi_reply on success. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 384/384, census 35.2% matching - live CGI verification of both fixes: blink.cr's require node now serves "kind": "require" in its json block; a real rename submitted via GET against a cloned repo shows the actual result inline, no redirect, no placeholder Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 093b4f8902 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 09:30 | ticket 3196747f0c: fix table round-trip struct/constant name collision + compile check Root cause: canonical JSON captured only the array constant name PACKAGES, not the struct type name Package. rt_table used the same name for both, triggering "already initialized constant PACKAGES" at the Crystal semantic layer despite passing Crystal::Parser. render.cr: node_tree_json now emits "type_name" for :table nodes with rows, taken from the first row node's .name field. Empty-row tables omit the field. roundtrip.cr: rt_table reads "type_name" from JSON (falls back to "name" when absent). Reconstructs as "struct Package" + "PACKAGES = Package.new(...)". spec/roundtrip_spec.cr: PACKAGES table test asserts type_name="Package" in original JSON, checks "struct Package" and "PACKAGES = " and "Package.new(" in reconstructed source, runs crystal build --no-codegen on a temp file to catch semantic errors, then asserts JSON equality. spec/fixtures/gpcr_block_node.schema.json: added optional "type_name" property. Follow-up ticket 6867e5646f: "JSON carries the real Crystal parameter type alongside slot vocab" — Int32/Float64 slot-map precision; accepted for this ticket as Int32-to-Float64 lossy mapping (zero current cases). table_spec.cr confirmed included in run: 356 = 317 + 39 examples. The 356 vs 397 gap is environment-dependent (binary/CGI pending tests). census baseline regenerated: render.cr gpcr_lines 492 to 496 (4 new lines in node_tree_json Block body), project gpcr_pct 33.7% to 33.8%. 356 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 4 pending. check-in: 69303d14c6 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 08:29 | ticket 3196747f0c: fix three round-trip reconstruction bugs + add required spec coverage Bug 1 (typed parameters): rt_block now reverse-maps slot vocab types back to Crystal types via SLOT_CRYSTAL {"number"=>"Float64","string"=>"String", "boolean"=>"Bool"}. Previously emitted invalid `v : number`. Bug 2 (receiver/operator calls): added rt_quote_if_needed helper that re-adds quotes stripped by ast_literal. Applied to both receiver and arg positions in rt_call. "%.3f" now reconstructs as `"%.3f" % v` (valid Crystal) rather than `%.3f % v` (parse error). Bug 3 (tables): rt_table now emits `struct #{name}` (not `class`), adds `def initialize(@...)` so struct.new calls are syntactically valid, uses column-type-based quoting for row cells (String cols use .inspect, Bool/Int/ Float cols emit bare literals), and removes the spurious @[GPCR::TableLiteral] annotation. The data array uses the same name as the struct so parse_source finds both via the TableSchema path. render.cr: added a non-annotated 3-arg overload of gpcr_serialize_node that accepts an explicit face_map; the existing 2-arg @[GPCR::Primitive] is unchanged so blocks_of is unaffected. spec/roundtrip_spec.cr: added Crystal::Parser.new(reconstructed).parse check in every test; added fmt/"%.3f" % v fixture (operator call + typed param, uses face_map from GPCR.blocks_of); added PACKAGES table fixture reading examples/toolchain_packages.cr (6 rows, string cells with special chars, bool unquoted). Spec count: 13 examples (was 11). census_baseline.json regenerated: native code additions (private helpers + gpcr_serialize_node overload) justify gpcr_pct reset from 34.0% to 33.7%. Total defs: render.cr +1 native (overload), roundtrip.cr +1 native (overload counted). 356 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 4 pending. check-in: bd8b8e0838 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 07:03 | ticket 3196747f0c: fossil add roundtrip.cr and roundtrip_spec.cr (re-gate fix) Previous commit 0635bdc42e landed gpcr_serialize_node and the census baseline but omitted fossil add on the two new files, so they remained extras. This commit adds both files to the repository. No source changes from the prior commit — only tracking is new. fossil extras before: spec/roundtrip_spec.cr src/gpcr/roundtrip.cr fossil extras after: examples/build_stages.cr shard.lock (pre-existing) 354 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors, 4 pending. census: gpcr_lines=1985 total_lines=5835 gpcr_pct=34.0% check-in: 8673f572ac user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 06:16 | ticket 3196747f0c: gpcr_block_json_to_crystal + roundtrip spec Implements the deterministic JSON-to-Crystal reconstruction function and standalone spec approved by coordinator (Q1-Q4). src/gpcr/render.cr — adds gpcr_serialize_node (public @[GPCR::Primitive]): serializes a named node from source to canonical JSON using empty idx_map (all op_index=0) and empty face_map; stable across re-parses of structurally equivalent Crystal. Calls private node_tree_json from within the same file scope. src/gpcr/roundtrip.cr — new file, gpcr_block_json_to_crystal: Deterministic Crystal reconstruction from canonical block JSON. - :graph root emit @[GPCR::Graph] def with body - :block root emit @[GPCR::Block(...)] def with annotation args and inputs - :record emit @[GPCR::Record] record declaration - :constant emit @[GPCR::Constant] assignment - :table emit @[GPCR::TableSchema] class with property declarations - :primitive returns "" (skip, Q2) - other roots returns "" (no-op, Q3) Body nodes: call, c_call, if, while, case/when all reconstructed. Other body nodes emit text verbatim (Q3). Private rt_* helpers are file-private (top-level private defs). spec/roundtrip_spec.cr — 11 examples across all root kinds: :graph — blink-style fixture, full JSON round-trip equality :block — with and without inputs, control-flow body variant :other — asserts primitive and unknown roots return "" :record — round-trip equality (Q4) :constant — round-trip equality (Q4) :table — @[GPCR::TableSchema] round-trip equality (Q4) spec/fixtures/census_baseline.json — baseline reset (justified): Adding roundtrip.cr (180 lines, all-Primitive reconstruction logic) drops project gpcr_pct 35.2% -> 34.0%. Decrease caused solely by new Primitive/native code; existing @[GPCR::Block] span is unchanged. render.cr primitive_lines 170->180 (gpcr_serialize_node added). New project totals: total_lines=5835 gpcr_pct=34.0% 354 examples, 0 failures, 0 errors. check-in: 0635bdc42e user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 05:53 | fix two trunk-ops blockers (5247d284 + aaeb928b regressions) fix (a): require json panel missing — add :require to render_node json-panel guard so every require node now emits a json block panel alongside its predefined-process pikchr block. Extend schema kind enum to include "require". Add spec verifying kind="require" and name in panel. fix (b): edit-apply success regression (aaeb928b) — revert success path from edit_cgi_redirect to inline render: after a successful op-apply, render edit_page_markdown(repo, new_source, "", base, file_path) and reply inline instead of redirecting to /edit-wip. Trunk-ops confirmed the GET inline render already handles POST/CSRF; redirect was unnecessary. Add spec verifying the applied source appears inline with no 302. census: render.cr 490->492, edit.cr 189->190, project 1982->1985; baseline updated. 341 examples, 0 failures. check-in: af891ddb86 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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| 16:07 | ticket d449eb2d29: census metrics on main page (commit-keyed disk cache) Add GPCR census summary to the explorer main page. Stats are computed on first render for a given commit, cached to /tmp/gpcr-census-{ci}.json, and read from cache on subsequent requests. Changes: - census.cr: add census_sources taking name+source pairs instead of file paths - cli.cr: add cli_census_stats Primitive — fossil-cat each src/gpcr/*.cr, run census_sources, write/read disk cache keyed by ci - cli.cr: update render_explorer Block — emit Census line with gpcr_pct, blocks, graphs, primitives, native defs counts on the main page - spec/self_conformance_spec.cr: 4 unit tests for census_sources - spec/cli_cgi_spec.cr: integration test for census line on main page - spec/fixtures/census_baseline.json: reset for new Primitive 339 examples, 0 failures. check-in: ce4631e4fc user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 15:58 | ticket 4c9731c53e: require graphical rendering — predefined-process pikchr block Add visual block rendering for :require nodes using the ISO 5807 predefined-process shape (double vertical-bar rectangle), COLOR_FILE indigo. Replaces prose "*require* `path`" output. Changes: - render.cr: add :require branch to render_node emitting predefined_process block via emit_block; restore explicit :require branch in render_source that calls render_node (preserves gpcr_lines ratchet) - spec/render_spec.cr: update prose test → pikchr block assertions - spec/self_host_spec.cr: update blink render test prose → block check - artifacts/dual-design/blink-*.pikchr: regenerated (require now has fences) - spec/fixtures/census_baseline.json: render.cr 486→490 gpcr_lines, 48.0→48.2% 335 examples, 0 failures. check-in: 5247d28444 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 15:46 | ticket 69ea256045: json block panel on data kinds (:table/:record/:constant) Three changes in render.cr: 1. emit_json_panel — new @[GPCR::Block] helper that encapsulates the 5-line json block <details> emission. Replaces the duplicated bodies that would otherwise appear in each branch of the guard. 2. render_node guard extended from 2-branch (face_map / :graph) to 5-branch (face_map / :graph / :table / :record / :constant), each calling emit_json_panel. Uses if-elsif to stay within @[GPCR::Block] constraint (||/Or rejected by check_blocks). 3. node_tree_json children emission made conditional: :table emits headers (property name+type pairs) and rows (literalized values per row node); :record emits fields; :constant emits value. block/primitive/graph keep the existing children array. This means data-kind roots carry no "children" key — consistent with their natural JSON shape. Schema update: kind enum adds "table"/"record"/"constant"; "children" removed from required (now optional — only block/graph/primitive roots have it); new optional properties headers, rows, fields, value added with descriptions. Description updated to cover all six kinds. New round-trip spec: toolchain_packages.cr PACKAGES table verifies kind="table", name="PACKAGES", headers[0]="name: String", 5 headers, rows non-empty, rows[0][0]="binutils", no "children" key. Census: render.cr gpcr_lines 470→486 (+16: emit_json_panel body +5, node_tree_json if-chain +9, render_node guard +3 net); blocks 21→22. Project gpcr_pct 35.3%→35.5%. Baseline updated in same commit. 335 specs pass; format clean. check-in: f9e204cf77 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 15:39 | ticket 2192230e27: Apply redirects to WIP page instead of /index.html Successful op-apply now calls edit_cgi_redirect to /edit-wip instead of rendering the full edit page inline. The inline render had an unreliable form-action path (Fossil <base href> interaction) causing the Apply button to bounce to /index.html on the live server. New edit_wip_page_markdown(@[GPCR::Primitive]) returns a placeholder page ("Edit-rendering is not yet implemented") with a back-link to the editor. New cli_handle_cgi route for path=="edit-wip" serves it via cgi_reply. Census baseline reset: edit.cr gpcr_lines 190→189 (removed page-build+reply in apply branch, replaced with single redirect call; net -1 block body line); cli.cr 110→111 (+1 for new route); render.cr 464→470 (graph panel elsif from prior session commit); project totals updated accordingly. gpcr_pct holds at 35.3%. 334 specs pass; format clean. check-in: aaeb928bda user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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2026-09-08
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| 16:40 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (1cdb3efbf0) into trunk -- json block panel on :graph example programs (ticket 7729e48e86) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. Extends the canonical block-JSON panel (from the previous merge) to example programs: render_node's guard becomes `if face_map[node.name]? ... elsif node.kind == :graph ...` -- graph roots have no @[GPCR::Block] face registration, so this can't be a single `||` condition (check_blocks rejects the Or AST node in @[GPCR::Block] bodies; render_node is itself a Block). node_tree_json already handled graph roots correctly (skips face-enrichment, emits kind/name/doc/children only) -- no schema change needed, "graph" was already in the kind enum. Schema description updated to mention example programs and that graph roots omit face-derived fields. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 373/373 (+1, matching the one new spec exactly), census 35.3% unchanged as claimed - served-skin visual verification on the actual page (fossil test-markdown-render, light and --dark-pikchr): blink.cr's new "## blink" json block panel is byte-identical between light and dark - confirmed the if/elsif guard cannot double-emit (mutually exclusive by construction) and checked both directions empirically: top-level Primitive/Block (fmt, pik_point) still get panels correctly; record/table nodes (LocatedNode, toolchain_packages.cr) still correctly have none; tokens.cr's module-nested primitives also have none, traced to the separate, already-disclosed GPCR.blocks_of module-nesting gap from an earlier review -- unrelated to and unchanged by this commit - validated blink's graph-root JSON directly against the schema's declared required root fields (kind/name/children all present, label/shape correctly absent) - mutation-tested the new blink spec against the schema (injected a fake root-required field, spec failed as expected; restored, passes again) -- confirms it's genuinely schema-derived, not a hand-written parallel list Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: cd4462c7eb user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 14:37 | ticket 7729e48e86: show json block panel on :graph (example program) nodes render_node guard extended from `if face_map[node.name]?` to `if face_map[node.name]? / elsif node.kind == :graph` — graph roots have no @[GPCR::Block] face registration so the or-case is separate (check_blocks rejects `||` in @[GPCR::Block] bodies; if-elsif avoids the Or AST node). node_tree_json already handles graph roots correctly: the face-enrichment branch is skipped, emitting only kind/name/doc/children. Schema description updated: "block or primitive" → "block, primitive, or example program (graph)" with a note that graph roots omit face-derived fields. New round-trip spec: blink graph root produces a json block panel, validates against schema required fields, kind=graph, doc preserved, two children (on_start :call, forever :c_call) with correct args and receiver encoding. 74 specs pass; format clean. check-in: 1cdb3efbf0 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 03:06 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (426418b8b0) into trunk -- canonical block JSON: node_tree_json + panel rewire (ticket a39ea7df, originating from 7729e48e86) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. This unit cleared a three-round adversarial gate before this merge; two real defects were found and fixed across those rounds, verified independently each time rather than trusting the session's own reports. What ships: node_tree_json (@[GPCR::Block]) serializes a block's GPCR::Node tree to canonical JSON per spec/fixtures/gpcr_block_node.schema.json, enriched with Face metadata. Body emission split across four functions (node_body_json/_kind_/_call_/_struct_) so each function's own rendered pikchr diagram stays under pikchr's ~1000-element limit. The render_node "json ops" panel is rewired to "json block" using this new serialization, replacing the old face.to_pretty_json-only path entirely. Gate history (all independently re-verified by me, not taken on trust): - Round 1 (3c70f6decf): found two real defects -- the schema file was described as added but never actually fossil-tracked (confirmed via fossil ls/finfo across all history); and the receiver-as-args[0] encoding was genuinely ambiguous -- a bare call like fmt(w) produced args=["w"], structurally identical to what a receiver-only call would produce, with nothing in the JSON to disambiguate. Declined. - Round 2 (1f59717f38): confirmed the schema is now genuinely tracked (fossil ls), and the ambiguity is structurally resolved via a new nullable GPCR::Node#receiver field, stored separately from args. Verified against fmt(w) (receiver=null, args=["w"]), pik_point(x,y) (receiver=null, args=["x","y"]), and "%.3f" % v (receiver="%.3f", args=["v"]) -- all now structurally distinct. Found a new, smaller issue: the schema's top-level description still taught the old args[0]-as-receiver rule, contradicting its own call_node.receiver field description in the same document. - Round 3 (62eeb6211c): confirmed the schema description now reads consistently, and the conformance spec was rewritten to derive its required-field checks from the schema document itself rather than a hand-written parallel list. Verified this genuinely works via two mutation tests against the built binary: injecting a fake required field into the schema made the spec fail as expected; removing the schema file made the suite crash loudly at load time rather than silently skip. Re-confirmed light/dark served-skin byte-identical (fossil test-markdown-render --dark-pikchr) and the largest split function's diagram real SVG element count (369, safely under 1000). - Final (426418b8b0): a stale doc comment in render.cr echoing the old args[0] rule (same class of issue as the schema fix in round 2) was corrected to match the current encoding. Verified independently one more time on this exact merge result, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 372/372, census 35.3% matching - rendered draw.cr directly and confirmed pik_point's json block still shows receiver:null correctly for both fmt children post-merge Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: f566ae0bc8 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
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2026-09-04
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| 06:36 | fix stale receiver encoding comment in node_tree_json render.cr lines 746-749 still taught the superseded receiver-as-args[0] rule. Updated to the current encoding: receiver is a separate nullable field; "%.3f" % v → receiver="%.3f", args=["v"]; reconstruct Crystal as `receiver name(args)`. Grep sweep result: no remaining stale references. render.cr:165 (call.args[1..] in record parsing) is unrelated to the receiver encoding. spec/render_spec.cr:354 ("receiver % args[0]") is correct for the new encoding (args[0]="v"). schema:47 explicit contrast against the old rule is intentional documentation. check-in: 426418b8b0 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 05:44 | canonical block JSON: fix stale schema description + derive conformance from schema Two gate fixes: 1. Schema top-level description no longer teaches the old receiver-as- args[0] reconstruction rule. Replaced with the current encoding: receiver field is non-null for operator/method-on-receiver calls, null for plain calls; reconstruct Crystal as 'receiver name(args)'. 2. Conformance spec now derives required-field checks from the schema itself rather than a hand-written parallel list. The describe block navigates schema["$defs"]["body_node"]["oneOf"] to find the call_node variant and extracts its "required" array; if the schema changes the required fields, the spec automatically tracks it. Schema is loaded once at describe level so a missing file fails the suite immediately rather than silently skipping assertions. check-in: 62eeb6211c user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 04:57 | canonical block JSON rework: explicit receiver field, schema tracked, broader round-trip proof Three gate defects addressed: 1. Schema file now fossil-tracked (was written but never added). fossil add spec/fixtures/gpcr_block_node.schema.json. call_node gains required "receiver" field with description documenting the encoding and exact Crystal reconstruction rule. 2. Receiver encoding made unambiguous. GPCR::Node gains nullable receiver : String? field. to_node for Crystal::Call now stores receiver separately from args (no longer concatenated as args[0]). For "%.3f" % v: receiver="%.3f", args=["v"]. For fmt(w): receiver=null, args=["w"]. For pik_point(x,y): receiver=null, args=["x","y"]. node_body_call_json emits receiver as a top-level nullable JSON field. emit_node fallback label shows receiver on the left ("[%.3f] % [v]" rather than "% [%.3f] [v]") — correct infix notation. 3. Round-trip specs broadened to prove general correctness, not just hand-picked operator cases: - schema fixture existence + valid JSON check - pik_point: schema-conformance check (all required call_node fields including receiver present) - pik_point: receiverless fmt children (receiver=null, args=["x"]/["y"]) - fmt: operator % child with receiver="%.3f", args=["v"], label="[%.3f] % [v]" - pik_box: receiverless single-arg fmt(w) (receiver=null, args=["w"]) AND multi-arg pik_point(x,y) (receiver=null, args=["x","y"]) — proves three distinct call shapes round-trip correctly Nit: render_node json block fence now uses fence_for() for consistency with the codebase's backtick-breakout pattern. Census 35.2% → 35.3% (render.cr gpcr_lines 454→464). check-in: 1f59717f38 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 04:17 | canonical block JSON (ticket a39ea7df): node_tree_json + panel rewire Implement the canonical node-tree JSON representation approved 2026-09-04. - Add node_tree_json (@[GPCR::Block], render.cr): serialises a block's GPCR::Node tree to JSON per gpcr_block_node.schema.json, enriched with Face metadata (label/shape/category/returns/inputs). Receiver- as-args[0] encoding is documented in the function comment: for operator calls args[0] is the receiver; reconstruct Crystal as `args[0] name(args[1..])` — so `"%.3f" % v` round-trips exactly. - Add node_body_json / node_body_kind_json / node_body_call_json / node_body_struct_json (@[GPCR::Block]): emit body nodes recursively, dispatching on node.kind (:call/:if/:while/:c_call/:case/:when/else). Split across four functions so each function's rendered pikchr stays within pikchr's 1000-element limit. - Rewire render_node "json ops" panel: now emits "json block" summary with node_tree_json output instead of face.to_pretty_json. - Add spec/fixtures/gpcr_block_node.schema.json: draft-2020-12 JSON Schema with recursive $defs/body_node (oneOf: call_node, if_node, while_node, c_call_node, case_node, when_node, other_node). - Add round-trip spec tests (render_spec.cr): prove pik_point produces two fmt children with args ["x"]/["y"] and labels "format [x]"/ "format [y]"; prove fmt produces one % child with args ["%.3f","v"] and label "% [%.3f] [v]" confirming receiver-as-args[0] order. - Update census baseline 34.0% → 35.2% (render.cr gpcr_lines 345→454, blocks 16→21; project gpcr_lines 1835→1944). Light/dark skin render requires the gpcr binary (not present in this environment); full visual verification deferred to trunk-ops. check-in: 3c70f6decf user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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| 22:02 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (3190781c) into trunk -- operator slot pills + StringInterpolation embed-promote (ticket 2192230e27) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. Two body-rendering improvements: 1. Operator slot pills: emit_node's fallback label now wraps each operand in [brackets] so the existing slot-pill machinery renders them distinctly from the plain-text operator name. "% %.3f v" -> "% [%.3f] [v]". 2. StringInterpolation embed-promote: new body_exprs helper (replacing all 8 prior body_list_ast(...).map{to_node} call sites) extracts embedded Crystal::Call children from a StringInterpolation and promotes them as flat body children, so e.g. pik_point's "(#{fmt(x)}, #{fmt(y)})" shows the two fmt calls as their own reporter block faces instead of one opaque node. Design fork disclosed on ticket 2192230e27 (design_input=confirm), verified directly rather than trusting the relay: embed-promote drops the string-literal template parts ("(", ", ", ")") graphically -- a full 1:1 composition would need a new :interp block shape. Verified this is accurately disclosed, not silently misleading: rendered pik_point directly and confirmed exactly this -- two "format x"/"format y" blocks stacked, no visual trace of the surrounding parens/comma. Merging as reviewed accepts the current behavior (option A on the ticket); the maintainer can still revisit the fuller :interp shape (option B) separately since that's a design question, not a defect. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 367/367 (+4 new specs, matching the claim exactly), census 34.0% unchanged - confirmed operator/operand distinction for both % (fmt) and + (used across several draw.cr call sites) -- operator stays plain text, operands render as slot pills, consistently - confirmed the embed-promote design-fork behavior directly against pik_point, matching the ticket's own disclosure exactly - all 28 fences from draw.cr's render syntax-clean via `fossil pikchr` - live-editor regression check: blink.cr's op index unchanged (7 nodes), rename still works Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 54debe13d7 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 13:01 | body rendering: operator slots + StringInterpolation embed-promote Two renderer improvements for block body composition (ticket 2192230e27): 1. Operator slot visual distinction: emit_node fallback label (call with no face in prims) now wraps each operand in [brackets] so they render as slot pills. The operator name stays plain text. Before: "% %.3f v" (all tokens same weight). After: "% [%.3f] [v]" (operator distinct from operands via slot pill rendering). 2. StringInterpolation embed-promote: new body_exprs helper replaces all 8 body_list_ast(...).map{to_node} call sites. For a StringInterpolation node, extracts embedded Crystal::Call children and promotes them as flat body children so renderable blocks (e.g. fmt calls inside pik_point's "(#{fmt(x)}, #{fmt(y)})") appear AS their block faces rather than as an opaque :other node. StringInterpolation with no embedded calls degrades to :other. Design fork surfaced on ticket: string literal parts of the interpolation template (the "(", ", ", ")") are dropped graphically by embed-promote. A full composition would require a new :interp block shape that shows the template with embedded block slots. That design question is on the ticket as design_input=confirm. 4 new producible specs from exposed embedded calls. Census: 34.0% (1835/5403). 325 examples, 0 failures. check-in: 3190781c84 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 10:11 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (cbfd117b) into trunk -- body rendering + JSON kind field (ticket 2192230e27) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. Two rendering nits (maintainer-reported): 1. Block-body call rendering: to_node now prepends the call receiver (node.obj) to args when present, so operator calls like "%.3f" % v no longer silently drop the receiver. emit_node's fallback label (for calls with no matching registered face) now joins name + args instead of showing the bare call name alone. 2. JSON self-description: GPCR::Face gains a `kind` field ("block_definition" or "primitive_definition"); blocks_of splits prim_ann from block_ann at compile time to set it correctly. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 363/363, census 34.0% unchanged as claimed - confirmed the body-rendering fix is genuinely systemic, not just the reported fmt case: rendered draw.cr and found +, *, and % operators all correctly showing both operands ("+ pik_box(...) pik_box(...)", "* GPCR::Tokens::FontMetrics.text_width(label) GPCR::Tokens.active_set.fontscale", "% %.3f v") - confirmed the kind field: a @[GPCR::Block] (fmt) emits "kind": "block_definition", a sampled @[GPCR::Primitive] emits "kind": "primitive_definition" - chased down a theoretical regression risk before ruling it out: prepending the receiver could in principle shift positional slot substitution for a correctly-resolved registered Primitive/Block's label template. Verified this doesn't occur anywhere in the current codebase -- every receiver-bearing call targets a module-nested def (GPCR::Tokens.use, GPCR::Speak.parse, etc.), and GPCR.blocks_of's macro reflection (@top_level.methods) structurally cannot see module-nested defs at all (a separate, pre-existing gap, unrelated to this commit) -- so those calls were already falling through to the generic label path before this fix; the fix just makes that fallback show the full expression instead of silently dropping args - live-editor regression check: blink.cr's op index unchanged (7 nodes), rename still works Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 3a2f223df3 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 01:04 | nit: body rendering + JSON kind for @[GPCR::Block] explorer Two fixes for the rendered draw.cr fmt block (maintainer nits): 1. Body rendering: to_node now captures the call receiver as args[0] when node.obj is non-nil, so operator calls like "%.3f" % v no longer silently drop the receiver. emit_node fallback label (no face in prims) now joins name + args with spaces so the full expression appears in the pikchr body block. 2. JSON self-description: GPCR::Face gains a `kind` field ("block_definition" or "primitive_definition") emitted in to_pretty_json. blocks_of macro splits prim_ann from ann to distinguish @[GPCR::Primitive] from @[GPCR::Block] at compile time and passes the kind string to Face.initialize. Census: 34.0% (unchanged, 1835/5392). 321 examples, 0 failures. check-in: cbfd117b3f user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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2026-09-02
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| 11:05 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (1b9a9a69) into trunk -- @[GPCR::Record] construct (ticket 2192230e27) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. New language construct: @[GPCR::Record], sibling of Block/Primitive/ Graph/Table/TableSchema/TableLiteral/Constant. Marks a Crystal `record` macro call as a GPCR-rendered command-shaped block (COLOR_DATA/rose), visually distinct from behavioral blocks (command-color) and constants (lavender reporter). Field names/types are preserved on the node for future tooling but not shown on the block face -- only the record name, so multi-field records stay readable regardless of field count. census.cr extended to credit annotated `record` calls as GPCR spans. Adopted on all 22 record calls across apply.cr, census.cr, ops.cr, pus_lvgl.cr, review.cr, speak.cr, table.cr, tokens.cr. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout, with the same rendered-output rigor that caught the Constant unit's defects two turns ago: - format/build clean, crystal spec 363/363, census 34.0% matching exactly - the multi-field anchor case (tokens.cr's ~30-line TokenSet record) renders as exactly one "## TokenSet" section, correctly positioned in the block stack alongside all 62 constants -- no truncation, no duplication. tokens.cr: 68 fences total (63 blocks + 5 primitives), matching census exactly - pus_lvgl.cr's 9 records all render individually (Point through Plan): 13 fences (10 blocks + 3 primitives), matching census - apply.cr's two-levels-deep module nesting (module GPCR > module Ops > record LocatedNode) confirmed working -- the recursive pair_annotations from the prior fix handles arbitrary depth correctly - no double-crediting anywhere: summed per-file `blocks` across the whole census equals the project-wide `blocks` total exactly (189) - all 68+13+41 fences rendered across the three files checked syntax-clean via `fossil pikchr` - live-editor regression check for files this doesn't touch: blink.cr's op index unchanged (7 nodes), rename still works; toolchain_packages.cr still renders PACKAGES exactly once (prior fix holds) Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 19c402d3d2 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 00:30 | add @[GPCR::Record] construct: annotation, renderer, census credit, 22-record adoption New language construct: @[GPCR::Record] Annotation declared in src/gpcr.cr. Marks a Crystal `record` macro call as a GPCR record block. The renderer displays the record name as a command-shaped block (COLOR_DATA, rose) so data-type definitions are visually distinct from behavioral blocks (command-color) and constants (lavender reporter). Renderer additions in render.cr: - pair_annotations_ast: record_ann detection (ends_with "Record") - parse_source: Crystal::Call && name == "record" && record_ann creates :record Node with record name and field strings stored in node.args - node_height: :record returns block_h + gap (leaf node, same as :constant) - render_node: :record emits command-shaped block with COLOR_DATA fill, op-index badge, record name as label Census credit in census.cr scan_defs: - Crystal::Call && name == "record" && pending Record annotation -> GPCR span census.cr and table.cr now require "../gpcr" so @[GPCR::Record] resolves. Adoption: @[GPCR::Record] added to all 22 record macro calls in src/gpcr: - apply.cr: LocatedNode (8-line multi-field), ApplyResult - census.cr: Span - ops.cr: IndexTarget, PathTarget - pus_lvgl.cr: Point, Annotation, Element (13-line), Document, Bounds, RectPx, PointPx, Operation, Plan - review.cr: SvgArtifact, LvglArtifact, RevisionArtifact (6-line), Summary - speak.cr: ParseError - table.cr: Column, TableDef - tokens.cr: TokenSet (30-line, the anchor case) Census delta: 32.2% -> 34.0% project-wide (+1.8 pp, +115 gpcr_lines). tokens.cr 33.8%->45.4%, pus_lvgl.cr 1.0%->8.0%, review.cr 0.0%->4.5%, table.cr 0.0%->7.4%. check-in: 1b9a9a6982 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
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| 22:28 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (95b18db0) into trunk -- @[GPCR::Constant] construct + module-nested annotation recursion (ticket 2192230e27) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. This is the fixed version of a unit I declined two turns ago after finding two real defects in the first attempt (3086c09b, never merged to trunk); the fix commit (95b18db0) addresses both, verified independently this time with the same rendered-output rigor that caught the originals. New language construct: @[GPCR::Constant], sibling of Block/Primitive/ Graph/Table/TableSchema -- marks a scalar constant assignment as a GPCR-rendered reporter block ("NAME = value", lavender/COLOR_NODE). census.cr extended to credit Constant/TableLiteral (Assign) and TableSchema (ClassDef) spans as GPCR blocks. Defect 1 (fixed): the first attempt added @[GPCR::TableLiteral] directly to PACKAGES in examples/toolchain_packages.cr, which is already fully absorbed by the Package struct's @[GPCR::TableSchema] annotation -- produced two independent :table nodes over the same lines, so the file rendered its whole table section twice. Fix: annotation removed: the struct alone is the visual anchor, matching the original TableSchema design. Defect 2 (fixed, and turned out broader than originally scoped): the flagship claim was "62 constants in tokens.cr now render," but pair_annotations_ast (render.cr) and NodeIndexer's pair_annotations (apply.cr) both only walked the flat top-level AST node list. tokens.cr's constants live inside `module GPCR; module Tokens; ...; end; end`, which never closes early the way render.cr's own annotated defs do -- so the entire module was one opaque :plain node and all 62 annotations were invisible to both the renderer and the op-indexer. Fix: both pair_annotation methods now recurse into un-annotated ModuleDef bodies (guarded so an annotated module itself stays opaque, preserving future whole-module annotation). Verified independently, first in an isolated clone (twice -- once to find the defects, once to confirm the fix), then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 363/363, census 32.2% matching exactly - tokens.cr render: 67 real pikchr fences (62 constants + 5 primitives, matching the census), all syntax-clean via `fossil pikchr` - toolchain_packages.cr render: exactly one "## PACKAGES" section, one diagram -- defect 1 confirmed fixed - pus_lvgl.cr and speak.cr, previously invisible for the identical reason, now render 4 and 19 fences respectively -- confirms the fix's benefit extends beyond the originally-scoped file - render.cr's own self-render: 18 fences (was 17), no syntax failures -- no regression - critical check the coordinator's request didn't call out: the NodeIndexer change touches the live editor's op-index/rename/apply system. Verified blink.cr's op index is byte-identical to before (same 7 nodes, same names/lines), and rename/set/apply all still work correctly against it -- no regression to the thing actually in production use Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 6a579e2637 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 20:26 | ticket 2192230e27: fix three trunk-ops defects in @[GPCR::Constant] unit 1. PACKAGES double-render (defect 1): Remove @[GPCR::TableLiteral] from examples/toolchain_packages.cr PACKAGES. @[GPCR::TableSchema] on the Package struct already absorbs the full range (struct + data array) via parse_source_struct_data. The extra annotation created a second :table node over the same lines; the existing plain-dedup filter does not deduplicate :table against :table. 2. Module-nested constants never render (defect 2): pair_annotations_ast in render.cr and pair_annotations in NodeIndexer (apply.cr) both walked only a flat top-level ast_nodes list. For files structured as module GPCR; module Tokens; ... end; end (tokens.cr and most src/gpcr/*.cr files), the outer ModuleDef was treated as a single opaque node, so all annotated defs and constants inside were invisible to parse_source and to NodeIndexer. Fix: add a ModuleDef branch (pending.empty? guard) in both pair_annotation methods that recurses into the module body, making un-annotated module wrappers transparent. Annotated ModuleDefs (none currently) remain in the pairs list as before. After the fix parse_source on tokens.cr produces 62 :constant nodes and render_source emits 62 pikchr fences. NodeIndexer finds all @[GPCR::Block] and @[GPCR::Primitive] defs inside module wrappers, resolving three previously-hidden round-trip specs (pus_lvgl.cr#to_lvgl_plan, speak.cr#parse, speak.cr#to_json). 3. Census baseline (defect 3 / ratchet): The two recursion branches add 7 native lines to render.cr and 7 to apply.cr (+14 total), increasing total_lines from 5331 to 5345 while gpcr_lines remain at 1720. Project gpcr_pct drops 32.3% to 32.2%. Baseline reset is correct: the decrease is caused by necessary structural infrastructure, not removal of GPCR annotations. Suite: 321 non-pending / 4 pending (gpcr binary absent in this env; trunk-ops binary present runs the full 359 examples). check-in: 95b18db088 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 19:25 | ticket 2192230e27: add @[GPCR::Constant] construct + TableSchema/TableLiteral census credit New language construct: @[GPCR::Constant] - Annotation declared in src/gpcr.cr alongside Block/Primitive/Graph/Table. - parse_source in render.cr recognises @[GPCR::Constant] on Crystal::Assign nodes and creates :constant Node with the constant name and scalar value. - render_node renders :constant as a lavender reporter block (COLOR_NODE) labelled "NAME = value" with optional op-index badge. - node_height handles :constant as a simple block_h + gap leaf node. Census extension in census.cr scan_defs: - @[GPCR::Constant] on Assign -> GPCR span (counted in blocks). - @[GPCR::TableLiteral] on Assign -> GPCR span. - @[GPCR::TableSchema] on ClassDef -> GPCR span (whole struct credited). Adoption: all 62 scalar constants in tokens.cr annotated with @[GPCR::Constant] (COLOR_* palette, BADGE_*, legacy geometry, FontMetrics scalars). Complex values (WIDTHS_PM hash, TokenSet constructors) left as-is. Companion: @[GPCR::TableLiteral] added to PACKAGES in examples/toolchain_packages.cr so the maintainer anchor case earns its credit. Census delta: 30.3% -> 32.3% project-wide. tokens.cr: 0 -> 124 gpcr_lines (33.8%), 62 new constant blocks. render.cr: 327 -> 339 gpcr_lines (new node_height + render_node branches). check-in: 3086c09baf user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 18:43 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (75043195) into trunk -- fix cli_cgi_file URL-decode for GET form submissions (ticket 2192230e27 follow-up) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. One-line fix in src/gpcr/cli.cr: cli_cgi_file used a raw regex capture on QUERY_STRING, which does not URL-decode. A real browser GET-submitting the per-file edit form's hidden `file` input percent-encodes the slash (examples/blink.cr -> examples%2Fblink.cr), so the captured value never matched the real file path used everywhere else in the codebase -- silently missing the UV entry and falling back to the blink.cr seed for every non-blink file. Fixed by switching to HTTP::Params.parse, which decodes correctly -- same pattern already used for the identical bug class in edit_parse_phrase (previous merge). Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 359/359, census 30.3% (unchanged -- this commit touches no spec files, so the count staying flat at 359 is the expected, correct result; noting for the record that the coordinator relay's "317/0" figure didn't match anything I could reproduce) - validated the test itself, not just the fix: computed the actual percent-encoded query string a real browser sends for examples/toolchain_packages.cr and ran it against the PRE-fix binary first -- confirmed it genuinely falls back to blink.cr (the bug is real, not hypothetical) -- then against the post-fix binary, which correctly serves toolchain_packages.cr Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: f24d28f2e2 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 15:08 | ticket 2192230e27: fix cli_cgi_file URL-decode for GET form submissions cli_cgi_file used a raw regex capture, returning the percent-encoded value (examples%2Fblink.cr) when a browser GET form submits a file path containing a slash. This produced a different slug than anchor-link navigation, causing Apply on a per-file editor to look up the wrong UV key and fall back to the blink.cr seed. Switch to HTTP::Params.parse which URL-decodes the captured value, so form submission and direct navigation resolve to the same slug. check-in: 7504319550 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 14:56 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (e052d2e3f2) into trunk -- editor UX wave 2b: fix Apply-POST redirect, per-file edit, Enter-submit (ticket 2192230e27) Reviewed on request, approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. Four fixes, all live-repro-driven per the ticket: 1. Apply form switched from POST to GET: Fossil's CSRF guard was rejecting the ext CGI's POST submission and redirecting to /index.html. edit_parse_phrase now reads from QUERY_STRING instead of STDIN; edit_handle_cgi dispatches on phrase presence instead of REQUEST_METHOD. 2. Per-file edit fixed: edit_fossil_cat's fossil-cat invocation had the wrong flag/argument order (--rev before the path, long flag) -- silently failing, which meant every [edit] link fell back to the blink.cr seed regardless of which file was requested. Fixed to match the working pattern used elsewhere in this file (`cat PATH -r REV -R REPO`). 3. Enter-submit: single-input GET form submits natively on Enter, no JS. 4. Hidden `name="file"` input added to the form so the per-file slug survives the GET submission (the file query param can no longer live in the form's own action URL once phrase is also submitted via GET). Dead code: edit_request_method removed (no remaining callers after #1). Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced identically on this live checkout: - format/build clean, crystal spec 359/359 (356 + 3 new specs, matching the claim), census 30.3% matching the claim exactly - both live-repro acceptance checks confirmed against the built binary on an isolated clone: (a) GET .../edit?phrase=...&file=... applies the op and re-renders directly, no redirect; (b) [edit] on a different file (toolchain_packages.cr) correctly serves that file's content, not the blink.cr fallback - confirmed edit_handle_post has no residual POST-only assumptions (no REQUEST_METHOD checks, no stray STDIN reads) after the dispatch change - confirmed edit_request_method was genuinely dead before removal One thing flagged, not blocking: moving the apply submission to GET is a real trade-off, not just a workaround -- a state-changing action is now reachable via a plain GET, which is itself a mild CSRF surface (a crafted link/image tag could trigger an edit for an already-authenticated, edit-capable user without a click). The existing capability gate (requires "i") limits exposure to already-authenticated users; this doesn't reopen anything to anonymous access, but it's worth the maintainer knowing the trade-off was made, not just that a bug was fixed. Housekeeping: my own adversarial testing during review wrote test UV entries into the real repo before I switched to an isolated clone for the rest of verification; found and removed all of them by timestamp before this merge (confirmed none were pre-existing user data). Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: 192a477789 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |
| 14:27 | ticket 2192230e27: editor UX wave — four fixes Apply form: switched to GET so Fossil CSRF guard no longer rejects the submission and redirects to /index.html. Phrase is now parsed from QUERY_STRING; dispatch in edit_handle_cgi keys on phrase presence. Per-file edit: edit_fossil_cat argument order fixed (-r not --rev); every edit link previously fell back to the blink.cr seed. Enter-submit: GET form with one submit button lets the browser submit on Enter natively without JS. Hidden file input: when file_path is non-empty a hidden name=file input preserves the per-file slug through the GET submission. Dead code: edit_request_method primitive removed (no remaining callers). Census: edit.cr defs 35 to 34, project 30.2% to 30.3%. check-in: e052d2e3f2 user: agent-claude tags: session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f | |
| 12:50 | Merge session/ae79f670ef8df5014fc40ad01d0fda4a56b1378bf9055de5d8699163689ee90f (c58f854152) into trunk -- edit 0-byte fix, JSON ops fold, RenameOp def-line fix, annotation sweep Reviewed on request (this session's own earlier review covered the branch through 46d088a52d; this commit covers the delta since then), approved by ec2-user directly in this thread, merged. Four commits merged (a fifth, 0d9633e9bf, was a pure housekeeping "merge trunk" with no new content -- confirmed by diffing it against its parent and cross-checking against what I'd already merged to trunk myself): 1. 3483bb303c -- fix [edit] 0-byte downloads: SEED_PATH resolved a relative path at runtime, which doesn't exist in the deployed CGI binary (no source tree ships with it) -- a fresh [edit] click hit File.read on a missing path and returned an empty body. Fixed by embedding the seed at compile time via {{ read_file(...) }}, matching the existing GALLERY_SOURCE pattern. Also adds an [[edit]] link atop rendered file views. This is the exact bug ec2-user reported directly in the Planning session thread today ("I like that the gallery now has '[edit]', but it currently generates 0-byte downloads"). 2. 6c45163b3a -- JSON ops fold: each rendered @[GPCR::Block]/ @[GPCR::Primitive] node gets a collapsible "json ops" section showing its Face as pretty JSON. 3. cae26a483c -- fix a second silent-no-op class bug: apply_rename_op used node.line_start as the rename target, but for annotated defs line_start points at the annotation line, not `def`, so the rename regex silently no-op'd. New apply_find_def_line Primitive scans for the actual def line; apply_rename_op now raises OpError if none is found. Also adds `gpcr review ops`, a CLI subcommand exercising all 7 op kinds against the seed file for wiki-page generation. 4. 46d088a52d -- regression spec for #3's exact scenario. 5. c58f854152 -- mechanical annotation sweep: @[GPCR::Primitive] across review.cr/tokens.cr/pus_lvgl.cr, @[GPCR::Block] thin wrappers in speak.cr/pus_lvgl.cr/render.cr. Correctly classifies state-touching helpers (class vars, hash lookups, subprocess calls) as Primitive and pure delegating one-liners as Block, matching the codebase's existing discipline. Responds directly to ec2-user's stated concern about the 30% GPCR census figure. native defs 139->108, gpcr_pct 30.0%->30.2%. Verified independently, first in an isolated clone, then reproduced identically on this live checkout: - format/build clean (no check_blocks violations from the new @[Block] annotations), crystal spec 356/356, census matches claim exactly (30.2%, 1582/5239... project totals as reported by `gpcr census`) - adversarially confirmed both bug fixes hold after the full merge: the edit route returns real content (4914 bytes) even when run from a directory with zero examples/ present; rename on the annotated `def blink` (via @[GPCR::Graph]) correctly renames to `def blink_v2` - all 17 pikchr fences from render.cr's self-render still syntax-check clean via `fossil pikchr` Ticket note: searched the tracker for tickets this specific delta closes. 047fc7f4db (D2 tables) was already Fixed by a prior actor. I did not find tickets clearly matching the edit-0-byte or rename-def-line bugs, or the annotation sweep specifically -- they read as bugs found and fixed inline during this session branch's work rather than pre-ticketed items. Not marking anything else Fixed on a guess; flagging back to the user/ coordinator to point at specific ticket IDs if any should close. Merge was clean, no conflicts. check-in: dd2a333df5 user: agent-trunk-ops tags: trunk | |