fix(registry): deregister five unreachable commands; gate reply shape across contexts - #503
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Two v0-9-client-compat exit criteria were unmet. Both are closed here with
measurement, not assertion.
EC5 — "no command registered in metadata.rs answers unknown command".
LATENCY, MODULE, DUMP, RESTORE and RECLAMATION were registered but dispatched
nowhere, so COMMAND, COMMAND COUNT and ACL described a surface Moon cannot
serve. A client that introspects before calling was told it could. The
milestone's own wording is "implement or deregister"; these are deregistered.
Three of the five were never top-level commands at all — RECLAMATION exists
only as `DEBUG RECLAMATION`, DUMP/RESTORE only as `FUNCTION DUMP` /
`FUNCTION RESTORE`. Those subcommands are untouched and their suites pass.
COMMAND COUNT 267 -> 262. With these gone the registry sweep runs with NO
waiver list at all: every entry is proven reachable on both feature legs.
That list was 10 names this morning, and five of them were commands that had
already shipped.
EC6 — "same reply shape standalone, inside MULTI, and inside a pipeline".
The harness has always supported `--contexts standalone,multi,pipeline`; CI
only ever ran `--strict`, which covers standalone. So the rule was asserted by
hand and never gated. Now its own step, rehearsed in the exact CI form first:
PASS=201 FAIL=0 WAIVED=17 across all three contexts, exit 0.
Evidence:
lib, monoio (default): 4641 passed / 0 failed
lib, tokio+jemalloc: 3807 passed / 0 failed
wire_reachability_red: 3/3 on BOTH legs, zero waivers
monitor_command_feed 27/27 · multi_exec_queue_semantics 12/12 ·
client_identity_introspection 12/12 · functions_fcall · vacuum_commands
compat harness --strict --contexts standalone,multi,pipeline: exit 0
fmt + clippy clean on both feature legs
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe command registry removes five unimplemented commands. The reachability sweep now covers all registry entries. CI adds strict reply-shape compatibility checks for standalone, MULTI, and pipeline contexts. ChangesCommand registry and compatibility validation
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In `@tests/wire_reachability_red.rs`:
- Around line 286-290: Update the comments around BACKLOGGED_UNIMPLEMENTED in
tests/wire_reachability_red.rs (lines 286-290) to state that coverage includes
every non-skipped registry entry with no backlogged-command waivers. Qualify the
reachability claim in CHANGELOG.md (lines 87-89) on both feature legs to reflect
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Keep the reachability guarantee precise.
Both comments overstate the guarantee. The waiver list is empty, but the test retains explicit operational and feature/runtime skips.
tests/wire_reachability_red.rs#L286-L290: describe coverage as every non-skipped registry entry with no backlogged-command waivers.CHANGELOG.md#L87-L89: qualify the claim about reachability on both feature legs.
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In `@tests/wire_reachability_red.rs` around lines 286 - 290, Update the comments
around BACKLOGGED_UNIMPLEMENTED in tests/wire_reachability_red.rs (lines
286-290) to state that coverage includes every non-skipped registry entry with
no backlogged-command waivers. Qualify the reachability claim in CHANGELOG.md
(lines 87-89) on both feature legs to reflect the existing operational and
feature/runtime skips; no direct code change is needed there.
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Closes two unmet
v0-9-client-compatexit criteria. Both by measurement, not assertion.EC5 — "no command registered in
metadata.rsanswersunknown command"LATENCY,MODULE,DUMP,RESTOREandRECLAMATIONwere registered but dispatched nowhere,so
COMMAND,COMMAND COUNTand ACL all described a surface Moon cannot serve. A client thatintrospects before calling was told it could. The milestone's own wording is "implement or
deregister" — these are deregistered.
Three of the five were never top-level commands at all:
RECLAMATIONDEBUG RECLAMATIONDUMPFUNCTION DUMPRESTOREFUNCTION RESTOREThose subcommands are untouched and their suites pass (
vacuum_commands,functions_fcall).COMMAND COUNT267 → 262. With these gone,cdg1_registry_sweep_no_unknownsruns with no waiverlist at all — every registry entry is proven reachable, on both feature legs. That list held 10
names this morning, and #502 showed five of them were commands that had already shipped.
EC6 — "same reply shape standalone, inside MULTI, and inside a pipeline"
The harness has always supported
--contexts standalone,multi,pipeline. CI only ever ran--strict, which covers standalone — so the "a command must not change shape by context" rule,one of the milestone's own shared decisions, was asserted by hand and never gated.
Now its own CI step, rehearsed in the exact CI form before wiring:
Evidence
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Bug Fixes
LATENCY,MODULE,DUMP,RESTORE, andRECLAMATION—from the advertised command set.DEBUGandFUNCTIONcommand variants.Compatibility