feat: implement issue #1065 — canary-rollout ring promotion can skip the v-scoped channel tag, breaking every stub deployed to that tier - #1097
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This pull request updates the canary rollout script to ensure that v-scoped tier tags are bootstrapped correctly and do not fall back to bare tiers when an agent has an established channel major. It also introduces a drift audit mechanism to detect and report missing v-scoped counterparts for bare tier tags, accompanied by comprehensive BATS tests. The review feedback recommends optimizing Bash performance by replacing here-strings inside loops with native parameter expansion, and improving test robustness by asserting explicit exit statuses instead of using generic negations like ! grep.
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| local agent="$1" tier="$2" major tag suffix commit | ||
| local agent="$1" tier="$2" major tag suffix | ||
| major="$(_agent_current_major "$agent")" |
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Suggestion: _agent_current_major returns the release major, not the channel major, so agents like release v14/channel v1 resolve against nonexistent v14-* tags and fall back incorrectly. [api mismatch]
Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes
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**Path:** scripts/canary-rollout.sh
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*Api Mismatch: `_agent_current_major` returns the release major, not the channel major, so agents like release v14/channel v1 resolve against nonexistent `v14-*` tags and fall back incorrectly.
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Maintainer disposition: ACCEPTED — fix before merge. The finding is correct in principle, and latent rather than live today. Fix it anyway; here is the full picture so the fix is scoped right.
Correct: _agent_current_major resolves the release major — it reads _host_release_versions (the <agent>/vX.Y.Z release tags) and takes major_component of the max semver. It is not the channel major.
The distinction is already codified elsewhere. deploy-standard-workflows.sh keys its pin on the channel major and says why:
Using the channel major (not the release major) is what keeps dev-lead — release v14, channel v1 — pinned to the resolving
@dev-lead/v1-<tier>, never the tagless@dev-lead/v14-<tier>(#870).
and scripts/lib/ring-pins.sh already provides the right helper: ring_host_current_channel_major <host-repo> <channel-base> — the highest M for which <base>/v<M>-<tier> channel tags exist.
Latent, not live. I swept every agent across both hosts: no agent currently has a release major without matching v<M>-* channel tags. dev-lead is release v139.11.0 and carries both v1-* and v139-* channel tags, so it resolves correctly today by either route.
Why it still must be fixed: the divergence reappears the moment any agent cuts a major release before its channel tags are migrated — exactly the #870 condition. Using the release major here would silently reintroduce that bug, and worse, it would do so inside AC1′, whose entire purpose is to stop the v-scoped line being stranded. A wrong major means creating v<relmajor>-<tier> tags that nothing pins to.
Required change: derive the major from the channel tags, not the releases — reuse ring_host_current_channel_major (or a canary-side equivalent that reads channel tags) rather than _agent_current_major. If the two helpers must coexist, rename or comment _agent_current_major at its definition so the next caller cannot mistake it for the channel major.
Coverage: add a case where an agent's release major and channel major differ — release v14, channel tags only v1-* — and assert the promotion targets v1-<tier> and never v14-<tier>.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 6512b32a804b834d76bf47b2c8804d10f13da6d1
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Implements #1065: when an agent has an ESTABLISHED channel major (its v<M>-next anchor exists), _resolved_channel now treats the v-scoped line as authoritative — promotions bootstrap-create the missing v<M>-<tier> tag instead of silently falling back to the bare tier (AC1′). Legacy bare-only agents are byte-identical to before (AC4′). A new read-only drift sweep (_channel_tag_major_gaps + cmd_drift section) reports bare tier tags lacking their v-scoped counterpart (AC3), with warnings and a job summary. 157 lines of new bats coverage exercise the bootstrap, legacy inverse, gap detection, and drift reporting paths. All CI checks green, including the dedicated canary-rollout bats suite, ShellCheck, CodeQL, SonarCloud (0 issues), gitleaks, and AgentShield.
Linked issue analysis
Issue #1065 has three ACs. AC1 (promotion must move both tag forms or neither): addressed — the authoritative-v-line resolution makes the frontier see an absent v<M>-<tier> as not-yet-reached, so promotion creates it (test proves PATCH-422→POST create at the candidate, and that the bare tier is never touched). AC3 (drift check): addressed — new sweep flags every bare tier tag missing its v-scoped counterpart, verified against a persona-mention-shaped fixture. AC2 (backfill persona-mention/v1-ring0/v1-ring1) is a manual maintainer tag-creation action, intentionally out of code scope — the new drift sweep will surface it on every run until backfilled. Note for the maintainer: AC2 remains to be performed operationally even though this PR closes the issue.
Findings
No blocking findings.
- Dev-lead status comment inaccurate (informational). The
review-changes (partial)comment claims the here-string fix atscripts/canary-rollout.sh:2532was not applied. I verified the file at head6512b32a:_channel_tag_major_gapsuses exactly the suggested in-process parameter expansion (for tier in ${channels//,/ }) — the fix IS applied, as are the other three (drift-loopfor ct_tier in $ct_gapsand both batsrun grep -q+[ "$status" -eq 1 ]assertions). The status comment appears stale/incorrect; no action needed. - CodeAnt 'Major' — release major vs channel major (non-blocking limitation, pre-existing).
_agent_current_majorderives the major from the highest host release. For a hypothetical release-v14/channel-v1 agent,_agent_has_channel_majorchecksv14-next, finds it absent, and takes the legacy bare path — which is byte-identical to pre-PR behavior (the old code probedv14-<tier>and fell back). No regression; autocut seedsv<M>-nexton major bumps, keeping the two in lock-step. A lagging channel line escaping the new drift class is a detection gap worth a follow-up, not a blocker. - CodeAnt nitpick — API failures read as missing tags (pre-existing).
_channel_tag_commitreturning empty on API errors predates this PR; the drift sweep is report-only, and the promotion path's behavior on read failure is unchanged in kind from the prior fallback logic. - Secret scan: the
run_secret_scanningMCP tool is not available in this environment; the gitleaks CI check passed (no secrets in the diff — it touches only shell logic and tests).
CI status
All required checks green at 6512b32a: CI (Lint, ShellCheck, Agent Security Scan, gitleaks), Canary-rollout Tests (lint + bats), CodeQL, SonarCloud (quality gate passed, 0 new issues, 0 hotspots), AgentShield, duplicate-decl-gate, dependency-audit, CodeRabbit status. Skipped jobs are conditional (dependabot, ecosystem-specific audits). mergeStateStatus: BLOCKED reflects only the pending review requirement.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 6512b32a804b834d76bf47b2c8804d10f13da6d1
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Implements #1065: when an agent has an ESTABLISHED channel major (its v<M>-next anchor exists), _resolved_channel treats the v-scoped line as authoritative — an absent v<M>-<tier> resolves to an empty commit, so the frontier sees the tier as not-yet-reached and promotion CREATES the tag instead of silently moving only the bare tier (AC1′). Legacy bare-only agents (no v<M>-next) keep bare-tag behavior, byte-identical to pre-F4 (AC4′). A new read-only drift sweep (_channel_tag_major_gaps + cmd_drift section) reports every bare tier tag lacking its v-scoped counterpart, with ::warning:: annotations and a job summary (AC3). 157 lines of new bats coverage prove the bootstrap (PATCH-422→POST create at the candidate, bare tier never touched), the legacy inverse, gap detection, and drift reporting. This re-review independently confirms the prior approval of the same commit.
Linked issue analysis
Issue #1065 has three ACs. AC1 (promotion moves both tag forms or neither): addressed — authoritative v-line resolution makes promotion bootstrap-create the missing v<M>-<tier>; tests prove the bare tier tag is never written when a channel major is established, so the pair can no longer diverge. AC3 (drift check): addressed — the new sweep flags bare tier tags missing their v-scoped counterpart, verified against a persona-mention-shaped fixture (reports exactly v1-ring0/v1-ring1). AC2 (backfill persona-mention/v1-ring0/v1-ring1): an operational maintainer tag-creation action, intentionally out of code scope — the new drift sweep will surface it on every run until backfilled. Maintainer note: perform the AC2 backfill even though merging closes the issue.
Findings
No blocking findings. Verification of open items:
- Dev-lead "review-changes (partial)" status comment is stale. It claims the here-string fix at
scripts/canary-rollout.sh:2532was not applied. Verified at head6512b32a:_channel_tag_major_gapsuses the suggested in-process expansion (for tier in ${channels//,/ }), the drift loop usesfor ct_tier in $ct_gaps, and both bats absence assertions userun grep -q+[ "$status" -eq 1 ]. All four requested items ARE applied; all four gemini threads are resolved. - CodeAnt unresolved "Major" — release major vs channel major (non-blocking, pre-existing).
_agent_current_majorderives the major from the highest host release. For a hypothetical release-v14/channel-v1 agent,_agent_has_channel_majorfindsv14-nextabsent and takes the legacy bare path — the same outcome as the pre-PR fallback (which probedv14-<tier>and fell back). No regression; autocut seedsv<M>-nexton major bumps (#657 F4), keeping the two in lock-step. The residual gap — a stranded older channel line escaping the new drift class if that invariant ever breaks — is a worthwhile follow-up issue, not a blocker for this fix. - Secret scan: the
run_secret_scanningMCP tool is not available in this environment; the gitleaks CI check passed and the diff touches only shell logic and test fixtures (fake 40-char oidscccc…/bbbb…are not credentials). - No unanswered human-reviewer questions; the don-petry inline replies are the dev-lead's own "Done" acknowledgements on now-resolved threads.
CI status
All checks green at 6512b32a: Lint, ShellCheck, Lint and bats (canary-rollout suite), CodeQL, Analyze (actions), SonarCloud (quality gate passed, 0 new issues), gitleaks, Agent Security Scan, AgentShield, duplicate-decl-gate, dependency-audit (npm audit green; ecosystem-specific audits skipped), CodeRabbit. mergeStateStatus: BLOCKED reflects only the pending review requirement.
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Review — fix requested (cycle 3/3)The automated review identified the following issues. Please address each one: Findings to fixAutomated review — NEEDS HUMAN REVIEWRisk: MEDIUM SummaryImplements #1065 (AC1′/AC3/AC4′): once an agent has an established channel major ( Linked issue analysisIssue #1065 as amended (AC1′ correction, 2026-09-08 scope fence): AC1′ — addressed and test-proven: with Findings1. BLOCKING (carried forward from cycles 1 and 2, re-verified this cycle) — the AC3 drift sweep aborts 2. Unresolved CodeAnt review thread (carried forward) — scripts/canary-rollout.sh:325, rated Major. Verified still unresolved at head (the four gemini threads ARE all resolved). Assessed non-blocking on the merits — release-derived major is the documented F4 design, autocut seeds 3. Process note — review loop is stalled at this SHA. Cycle-1 and cycle-2 fix requests were posted at head 4. Secret scan: the CI statusAll checks green at head Reviewed automatically by the PR-review agent (single-reviewer mode: fable 5). Reply if you need a human review. Additional tasks
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Part of #1065
Implemented by dev-lead agent. Please review.
Maintainer note: auto-close severed —
Closes→Part of.This PR implements AC1′, AC3 and AC4′. AC2 remains open and is maintainer-only:
persona-mention/v1-ring0andpersona-mention/v1-ring1must be cut by hand at the commits their bare tags point to. An agent must not create release channel tags, so #1065 stays open until that backfill happens.Until then, any
persona-mentionstub deploy to a ring0 or ring1 repo computes a ref that does not resolve and is refused by the assert-exists check added in #1088.CodeAnt-AI Description
Bootstrap version-scoped canary tier tags and report missing channel links
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Impact
✅ Fewer stub deployment startup failures✅ Correct canary ring promotion targets✅ Earlier detection of missing channel tags💡 Usage Guide
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