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fix(ci): measure a stacked unit against its parent pull request - #1924
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The gate diffed every pull request against the merge commit's first parent, which is the base branch tip. For a stacked unit that base is main, so the whole unmerged chain was charged to the unit: the file-safety chain measured 512, 727, 783, 815 and 827 executable lines against a 500 cap, while each unit's own delta is 27-225 lines. The merge commit's second parent is the pull request head. When that head's own parent is another open pull request's head, the pull request is a stacked unit and the gate measures only its delta. A pull request whose parent is not another pull request head keeps the event base, so a multi-commit pull request is never charged only its last commit. An unparsable stacked map degrades to the event base instead of throwing, and the job summary records which base was used.
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- Line 61: Pass PR_HEAD_SHA as a separate pull request head argument to
scripts/stryker-diff.mjs so resolveStackedUnitBase can detect stacked units;
keep HEAD_SHA as the diff head.
- Line 62: Update the STACKED_MAP assignment in the workflow so a failed gh api
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- Line 62: Update the STACKED_MAP request to paginate through all open pull
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- Line 850: Update the manifest selection flow around selectFromGit so a matched
stacked base remains the base used for file selection when headSha is a workflow
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Three gaps in the stacked-unit measurement: 1. PR_HEAD_SHA was computed but never passed, so the resolver ran on the merge commit, whose first parent is the base tip, and never detected a stacked unit. 2. The gh api fallback was a bare '[]', which bash -e executes as a program name; an API failure aborted the step instead of measuring against the event base. 3. selectFromGit re-derived the base from the merge commit, discarding the resolved stacked base. It now keeps an explicitly resolved base, and a stacked unit is measured against its own head rather than the merge commit, which also carries whatever main advanced since the parent unit. Tests: 48 passed in scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs.
…ate step The edit removed the blank line and the '- name: Upload mutation reports' header, leaving 'id: mutation_report' and a second 'if:' inside the gate step mapping, which is a duplicated YAML mapping key and made the knip job fail while loading the workflow.
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per_page=100 fetches only the first page, so a parent unit beyond page 1 is missing from the map and the gate falls back to the event base and charges the whole unmerged chain again - exactly the problem issue Zoo-Code-Org#1923 describes. gh api --paginate --slurp with a flattening jq filter covers every page, and the shape is now asserted in the workflow test. Tests: 48 passed in scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs.
…eject a partial stacked map Two findings from the review at head: 1. Functional Correctness (major). The gate derived selectors from the pull request head tree while Stryker mutated the checkout, which is GitHub's merge commit. When main advanced a file the unit also changed, the two trees disagree on line numbers, so selectors could target the wrong code or miss the unit's changed lines. The ci command now aligns the working tree to the diff head before mutation runs, so selection, source reads, and mutation all see one tree. The new test advances a file on the base, merges, and asserts the tree used for mutation is the unit tree. 2. Functional Correctness (minor). parseStackedMap matched bracket groups and ignored trailing garbage, so a partially readable map could still select a parent base instead of the event-base fallback. It now consumes the whole stream of page arrays and returns [] when any part cannot be parsed. Also dropped the duplicated comment block above resolveCiInvocation. Local run: 51 tests pass.
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The gate measured a unit against its parent PR head on the design's assumption that a draft parent would still be gated, but the workflow skips draft runs, so a unit stacked on a draft was charged only its own delta while the draft content landed through it. Draft heads are now refused as a base (the map carries the draft flag), so such a unit keeps the event base and the changed-line cap sees the cumulative content. The merge queue runs no gate of its own, so the per-pull-request gate is the only enforcement point; the code comment now says so instead of claiming a cumulative merge-queue check. Tests: a draft parent keeps the event base while the ready parent resolves; the multi-parent guard is now pinned by a merge whose FIRST parent is an open pull-request head, which the removed guard would have accepted. Negative controls: dropping the draft filter and dropping the parents.length guard each turn exactly one case red.
…check main added a repo-wide prettier check to the compile job after this branch's base; the two scripts this PR touches were never run through it. No content change: prettier --write with the repo config, and node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs still reports 52/52 passing.
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@coderabbitai review The maintainer's two review threads are addressed and the branch is refreshed onto main (head cdfbf14). Changes since the last review: a draft parent is refused as a stacked base (the map carries draft), the resolver documents that the merge queue runs no gate, and the multi-parent guard test now uses a merge whose first parent is the open PR head so removing the guard fails it. Both threads are replied to and resolved. |
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Fixes #1923 (this PR is one half of it; the issue covers both halves and should be closed only after both land).
What changes
mutation-diffkeeps its existing base resolution for normal pull requests and adds one rule for stacked units:main;The merge queue runs no gate of its own, so the per-PR gate is the only enforcement point. A parent head is accepted as a stacked base only when the parent is a ready (non-draft) pull request whose own run is gated; a draft parent is refused and the unit keeps the event base, so the content that would land through it is charged where it lands.
Effect on the file-safety chain
No PR content changes; only the measurement base.
Verification
New cases: stacked parent resolves to the parent head; a non-stacked parent keeps the event base and still charges both commits; an unparsable map degrades to the event base. Workflow-shape assertions cover
pull-requests: read, thePR_HEAD_SHAresolution, and--stacked-map.Permissions stay minimal: the job only reads open pull request heads.
Review round (maintainer review, 2026-10-28)
Head
2034a0ba2.merge_grouprun has no gate step, so a unit built on a draft was measured only on its own delta while the draft content could land through it. The open-PR map now carriesdraft,resolveStackedUnitBase()refuses a draft head, and a unit stacked on one keeps the event base so the changed-line cap sees the cumulative content. The resolver comment now states that the merge queue runs no gate and that the per-PR gate is the only enforcement point (the earlier "the merge queue checks the cumulative cap" claim above was wrong and is corrected).parents[0]never matched the map. The test now builds a merge whose first parent is the open pull-request head; withoutparents.length !== 1the merge would be measured as a one-commit stacked unit.Verification:
node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs-> 52 tests, 0 fail. Negative controls: dropping the draft filter and dropping theparents.lengthguard each turn exactly one test red; restored, 52/52 pass.Main refresh (2026-10-28)
Merged upstream/main
3f51e9df7(fcdfbf14), 0 behind main. The refresh added the compile job's repo-wideformat:check; the two scripts this PR touches were formatted with the repo's own prettier config (no content change,node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjsstill 52/52). Every file this PR changes is prettier-clean.