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WalkthroughThe PR adds a schema-versioned governance manifest, a Cargo-metadata-driven validator, release and version-registry coverage checks, deterministic Markdown generation, and pytest coverage for validation and rendering behavior. ChangesAPI governance and release coverage
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The checker can still accept a release-workflow entry whose path points to a different package, allowing the release inventory and published package to diverge. Merge should wait for path validation to be enforced or for this bounded risk to be explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant CargoMetadata
participant GovernanceValidator
participant ReleaseWorkflow
participant VersionRegistry
participant InventoryDocument
CLI->>CargoMetadata: load locked package metadata
CargoMetadata->>GovernanceValidator: provide package records
GovernanceValidator->>ReleaseWorkflow: extract release crate paths
GovernanceValidator->>VersionRegistry: parse CRATES entries
GovernanceValidator->>InventoryDocument: render or verify Markdown inventory
InventoryDocument-->>CLI: return validation result
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes satisfy issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes remain within the linked issue scope. The validator, governance files, generated inventory, tests, and removal of openapi-gen from the version registry all support the stated release-inventory objectives. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In `@scripts/check_api_governance.py`:
- Around line 82-83: Update the path filter near validate_inventory so it
accepts any relative path whose first component is “crates”, including nested
package paths such as crates/foo/bar, while continuing to skip paths outside
crates. Add metadata fixture coverage for a nested crate path.
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| classification = "version-locked-binding" | ||
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| release = "none" |
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🟡 Nit: This fixture sets release = "none" for a version-locked-binding package, but CLASSIFICATION_RULES requires version-locked-binding to have release = "core-version-sync". The test passes because it only exercises load_inventory (parsing), not validate_inventory, so the inconsistency is harmless — but a reader might mistake this for a valid combination.
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| release = "core-version-sync" |
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Fixed in 388323f. The parsing fixture now uses release = core-version-sync for the version-locked-binding entry, matching the classification contract.
| entries = load_inventory(INVENTORY_PATH) | ||
| packages = packages_from_metadata(_cargo_metadata(), REPO_ROOT) | ||
| errors = validate_inventory(packages, entries) | ||
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| schema_error = _inventory_schema_error() | ||
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| errors.insert(0, schema_error) |
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🟡 Nit: The schema-version check runs after load_inventory and validate_inventory have already parsed and validated the data. If a future schema-version 2 renames fields or changes structure, load_inventory could silently produce wrong results (or crash), and the validation errors would be confusing noise alongside the schema-version mismatch.
Moving the schema check before load_inventory would short-circuit cleanly. As a bonus, _inventory_schema_error() re-reads and re-parses the same TOML file — hoisting the check lets you parse once and reuse the data.
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Fixed in 388323f. Schema version is now checked from a single TOML parse before package fields or Cargo metadata are read. A focused schema-version 2 fixture with renamed fields now reports only the unsupported-schema error instead of a field-parsing failure.
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103-105: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win🔴 Important Preserve and validate release-workflow paths.
release_cratesdiscards each workflowpath.validate_release_coveragetherefore accepts a matching crate name even when the workflow points to a different directory. The release job can act on the wrong package while this check passes.Return crate-to-path mappings, reject duplicate crate entries, and compare each
release-cratesinventory path with the workflow path. Add a regression test for a matching name with a mismatched workflow path.Also applies to: 214-222
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In `@scripts/check_api_governance.py`:
- Around line 103-105: Update release_crates and validate_release_coverage to
preserve each release-workflow crate-to-path mapping, reject duplicate crate
entries, and require every release-crates inventory path to match the
corresponding workflow path. Add a regression test covering a matching crate
name with a mismatched workflow path.
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Addressed the latest CodeRabbit release-path finding in 60450ed. The workflow parser now preserves crate-to-path mappings, rejects duplicate crate names and paths, and validates each release-governed inventory path. The regression suite was red at 3 failures, then green at 16 focused tests and 39 total script tests; the live checker, pre-commit hooks, and diff hygiene also pass. |
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| workflow_path = workflow_crates.get(entry.name) | ||
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| errors.append(f"publishable crate missing from release-crates workflow: {entry.name}") |
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🟡 Nit: The error message says "publishable crate" but this check fires for every entry with release == "release-crates", which includes external-application packages like smg that are not publishable (publish = false / semver = false). If smg were ever missing from the workflow, the error would read "publishable crate missing from release-crates workflow: smg" — misleading when debugging.
| errors.append(f"publishable crate missing from release-crates workflow: {entry.name}") | |
| errors.append(f"release-governed package missing from release-crates workflow: {entry.name}") |
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Fixed in 31a2108 — the diagnostic now says release-governed package, which is accurate for both publishable crates and the externally released smg application; both focused expectations and the full 18-test suite pass.
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In `@scripts/check_api_governance.py`:
- Around line 341-344: Update the command flow around render_inventory and the
command == "write-doc" branch so both release coverage validators parse and
validate the release workflow and version registry before writing the document
or returning. Preserve the existing write behavior for valid coverage, and add a
regression test verifying --write-doc fails when the release mapping is missing.
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In `@scripts/check_api_governance.py`:
- Around line 254-256: Update validate_release_coverage and
validate_version_registry_coverage to validate mappings in both directions:
reject mapped packages absent from the inventory or whose release value is not
"release-crates". Add fixtures covering both invalid cases and assert that
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| parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Validate SMG API surface governance") | ||
| parser.add_argument("--check", action="store_true", required=True) |
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🔴 Important: Nothing in the repo ever invokes this checker, so the "fail-closed" guarantee in the PR description does not hold.
$ grep -rn "check_api_governance" .github/ .pre-commit-config.yaml Makefile*
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scripts/tests/ is also not collected by any job — pr-test-rust.yml runs pytest only against tests, grpc_servicer/tests, and e2e_test/{infra,fixtures,benchmarks}. So today a new nested crate under crates/** that skips [lints] workspace = true, omits an inventory entry, or drifts from release-crates.yml merges green: the only thing that would catch it is a script no CI job runs.
Wiring is needed for this PR to deliver its stated value — either a step in pr-test-rust.yml running python3 scripts/check_api_governance.py --check plus pytest -q scripts/tests, or a .pre-commit-config.yaml hook.
Separately on this line: --check is now the only flag, required=True, and parse_args()'s result is discarded — the flag is pure ceremony. Since --write-doc is gone, either drop the argument entirely or keep it and document why it is mandatory.
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| def test_crate_manifests_discovers_nested_manifests_and_workspace_lints(tmp_path: Path) -> None: |
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🔴 Important: This push deletes 476 lines of tests, including the regression tests added earlier in this same PR to close review findings. Those bugs are now unguarded:
test_packages_from_metadata_normalizes_crates_and_filters_out_of_scope— added in b2a0cd1 to fix the nested-crate bypass (crates/foo/barwas silently skipped). The newtest_crate_manifests_...test covers nesting forcrate_manifests, but not forpackages_from_metadata, which is where the bug actually was. Reintroducingif len(relative_path.parts) != 2would keep the suite green.test_check_reports_unsupported_schema_before_parsing_package_fields— added in 388323f to fix the schema-check ordering._inventory_schema_errorand its early return in_run()are now entirely untested; reordering the check back after_inventory_entries()would keep the suite green.test_release_crates_rejects_duplicate_names—release_cratesstill raisesValueError("duplicate release-workflow crate: ...")(and there is analogous duplicate-path/version_registry_crateslogic), all now untested.test_version_registry_crates_reads_only_the_crates_array— theVERSION_REGISTRY_ENTRYregex and the "stop at the closing paren soPYTHON_PACKAGESis ignored" behavior are now untested. That parser is the most brittle part of the script.test_publish_state_must_match_classification/test_published_library_requires_semver_and_release_governance—CLASSIFICATION_RULESenforcement and the publishable/private/lib-target checks are now only exercised transitively.
Dropping test_write_doc_rejects_missing_release_coverage and test_render_inventory_* is correct since those features were removed. The rest are load-bearing. Note the PR description still claims "Add focused regression tests for missing, extra, malformed, nested, and mismatched entries" — after this push that is no longer accurate.
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| """Discover every Cargo manifest under ``crates/`` and its lint inheritance.""" | ||
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| for manifest in sorted((repo_root / "crates").rglob("Cargo.toml")): |
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🟡 Nit: rglob("Cargo.toml") walks everything under crates/, including untracked build output. target/ is gitignored but still present on disk, and cargo package/cargo publish --dry-run writes target/package/<crate>-<version>/Cargo.toml. If any crate ends up with a local target/ (e.g. CARGO_TARGET_DIR set per-crate, or a vendored fixture), the checker reports a false failure that a developer cannot fix by editing the repo:
crates/ manifest is not a workspace member: crates/mcp/target/package/smg-mcp-0.1.0
crates/ manifest must use [lints] workspace = true: crates/mcp/target/package/smg-mcp-0.1.0
Skipping any path containing a target component (or, more robustly, deriving the manifest list from git ls-files 'crates/**/Cargo.toml') makes discovery match what is actually versioned.
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crates/is ever absent or renamed,rglobreturns empty and the whole all-manifests check passes vacuously rather than failing closed. - A non-member manifest emits two errors (
not a workspace memberandmust use [lints] workspace = true), since a manifest that Cargo does not see can't be lint-checked meaningfully.continueafter the first would keep the output readable.
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🟡 Nit: This arm handles -h/--help too, not just errors — config.rs returns Err(usage()) for the help flags. Routing it through tracing::error! means mock-worker --help now prints the multi-line usage block as a timestamped ERROR event:
2026-08-26T15:04:11.123456Z ERROR mock_worker: Usage: mock-worker [OPTIONS]
--http-count <N> ...
Previously eprintln! emitted clean text. This is a behavior change in a commit described as "behavior-preserving Clippy cleanups", and help output at ERROR level is the wrong severity.
If the goal is just to satisfy clippy::print_stderr (which is warn in [workspace.lints.clippy], promoted by -D warnings), consider separating the two paths — return help text distinctly from parse errors, print help with an #[expect(clippy::print_stderr, reason = "CLI usage output")] eprintln! and ExitCode::SUCCESS, and keep tracing::error! for genuine parse failures.
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🟡 Nit: This test calls the un-monkeypatched _run(), which shells out to cargo metadata --no-deps --locked against the real workspace. That makes a pure-Python unit suite depend on a Rust toolchain and a fresh Cargo.lock — it will fail with API governance check failed: Command '['cargo', ...]' returned non-zero exit status 101 in any environment without cargo, and the failure will look like a governance violation rather than a missing tool.
It is also a happy-path-only assertion: it verifies the repo is currently consistent, not that any validator detects drift. Combined with the unit tests deleted in this push, it is now the only coverage for _inventory_schema_error, release_crates, and version_registry_crates, and it cannot fail for any of the reasons those functions exist.
Worth keeping as a smoke test, but gate it (pytest.importorskip-style shutil.which("cargo") skip) and restore the deterministic unit tests alongside it.
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Confirmed this concretely in a cargo-less checkout — the actual failure is a raw FileNotFoundError, not a non-zero exit, because the test calls module._run() directly and so bypasses the try/except in main():
$ python3 scripts/check_api_governance.py --check
API governance check failed: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'cargo'
Via main() the error is caught and reported; via _run() in the test it propagates as an unhandled exception. The point stands: the test needs a shutil.which("cargo") skip guard.
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🟡 Nit: Leftover from removing the --write-doc branch — lines 374-377 are now if errors: return errors immediately followed by return errors, which is the same statement twice. The guard can be dropped so the function ends with a single return errors.
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Description
Problem
SMG needs one machine-readable source tying every regular package under
crates/**to workspace quality rules, publication state, SemVer scope, and theexisting release registries. Otherwise a nested or newly added package can escape
one of those checks.
Solution
Add a lean authoritative inventory and a fail-closed checker derived from Cargo
metadata and the repository's existing release sources. Keep generated reports and
evidence artifacts out of the repository.
Changes
governance/api-surfaces.tomlas the package classification source of truth.crates/**and require workspace membership,workspace lint inheritance, and an allowed governance classification.
including duplicate and path-drift failures.
mismatched entries.
mock-workerunder workspace lint inheritance with behavior-preservingClippy cleanups.
openapi-gentool from the release versionregistry.
This changes governance validation only; it does not change runtime behavior or the
crate publication workflow.
Test Plan
python3.13 scripts/tests/test_check_api_governance.pypython3.13 scripts/check_api_governance.py --checkcargo +nightly fmt --all -- --checkPKG_CONFIG_PATH=/opt/homebrew/opt/opencv@4/lib/pkgconfig cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningsPKG_CONFIG_PATH=/opt/homebrew/opt/opencv@4/lib/pkgconfig cargo test -- --test-threads=1git diff --checkCloses #2289
Refs #2287