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VersionSelection->>ReleaseDateMemo: read cached release date
ReleaseDateMemo-->>VersionSelection: return date or cache miss
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A version with no release date counts as old enough to install. That is right for a backend whose source has no dates at all, but it lets a cutoff lapse for one that could only afford to date part of its listing: past that point `minimum_release_age` stops hiding anything. Add `Backend::fetch_version_created_at`, which dates a single version, and call it before settling on a candidate that arrived undated — walking further back for as long as the dates say the candidate is newer than the cutoff. The default returns `None`, so a backend that genuinely has no dates keeps today's behavior. Implement it for `go:`, whose listing dates only the newest ten versions when it has to reach the module over VCS. A cutoff deep enough to reach past those ten now costs one query per version it skips instead of silently selecting the first undated one. Verifying the selected version is exact; selecting the *newest* eligible one is best-effort, since a backend whose version order is not chronological can stop on an older version than it had to. That is the safe direction for a supply chain cutoff. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two gaps in the first cut of this change: `fetch_version_created_at` only queried the module proxy when one was configured, while listing and `@latest` both fall through to `go list` on a proxy miss. A private module under the default `proxy,direct` GOPROXY is not on the proxy, so the lookup reported no date — handing the cutoff exactly the undated version it exists to check. The cutoff walk only ran in `latest_version_for_query_with_selection_options`, but prefix and partial-version requests resolve through `list_versions_matching_with_opts` and take the last match themselves. Move the walk into the shared matching path so every one of those callers gets it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The cutoff walk propagated any error from `fetch_version_created_at`, so a lookup that timed out — one network round trip per undated candidate, against a slow proxy or VCS host — aborted the whole resolution. Requests that resolved fine before the cutoff could be checked here at all would start failing on a flaky network. Allow a version whose date cannot be read, matching how a backend with no dates at all is treated, and warn that it went in unchecked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three problems with the on-demand dating added here: A version the walk dropped was invisible to `versions_hidden_by_before_date`, which re-reads the cached listing where that version is still undated. Emptying the candidate list therefore produced a bare "no versions found" instead of the message naming what the cutoff hid and how to proceed. Remember the dates read during a run so both the walk and that message can see them — which also stops the second resolution in a run from paying for the same round trips again. The Go lookup interleaved a proxy query and `go list` per module-path candidate under one timeout, so a package path could spend the whole budget on `go list` for a prefix that is not the module root, before the proxy was ever asked about the path listing had already resolved. Run one pass per route instead, the way listing and `@latest` do. The docs claimed the cutoff "applies exactly", which overstates it: a date that cannot be read at all allows the version with a warning. Say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The per-run record of on-demand release dates kept "no date" answers too. A backend reports that for an offline run, a source it could not reach and metadata it could not parse, so one transient failure left that version unchecked against the cutoff for the rest of the process. Keep only dates that were actually read. Those describe a release that already happened and cannot change, so they stay safe to reuse; anything else is asked again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`fetch_version_created_at` folded a proxy that errored and a `go list` that failed into the same `Ok(None)` as a version that genuinely has no date. The cutoff walk cannot tell those apart: it took the version as checked and let it past `minimum_release_age` without a word, which is neither what the docs describe nor what `proxy_latest_stable` and `go_latest_stable` do with the same proxy outcomes. Keep the first real failure across both route passes and return it when nothing produced a date. Only versions the listing already produced get here, so the module does resolve, and nothing answering for it means something was broken rather than undated — the caller then warns and allows the version, as documented. Also bound the per-run record of resolved dates. A CLI run cannot approach the limit, but a daemon or embedded use would otherwise grow it without end, and forgetting an entry only costs a repeated lookup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`Backend::id()` is the registry shorthand, and one shorthand can resolve to different backends. A date read for one of them would then be reused for the same version of another, letting `minimum_release_age` judge a release it never looked at. Key on `BackendArg::full()` instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Crossing the bound cleared the whole map, so one resolution could drop dates another was still relying on to say which versions its cutoff hid. Drop the oldest entry instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rewrite the note around what this branch changes: a version with no release date is now checked on demand rather than allowed, so the limits cost extra queries instead of weakening `minimum_release_age`. The one case that still lets a version through — a source that cannot be reached — keeps a warning of its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #13362, now rebased onto main.
A tool version with no release date counts as old enough to install. That is the
right default for a backend whose source has no release dates at all, but it
means a backend that can only afford to date part of its listing quietly stops
honoring
minimum_release_agepast that point — it will happily select an undated version that is in fact
newer than the cutoff.
#13362 introduced exactly that shape: dating a private Go module's versions
costs a VCS round trip apiece, so its listing dates only the ten newest (one
hundred through a module proxy). This makes the cutoff exact again without
giving that cost back.
What changed
Backend::fetch_version_created_atdates a single version. Before resolutionsettles on a candidate that arrived undated, it asks for that one version's date
and moves further back while the answer says the candidate is newer than the
cutoff. The default returns
None, so every backend that has no dates to givebehaves exactly as it does today.
The walk lives in
list_versions_matching_with_selection_options, the sharedpath behind
latest, prefix and partial-version resolution — each of thosecallers takes the last entry of the ordered candidate list itself, so the cutoff
has to be exact before the list is returned.
go:implements the hook through whichever route the listing used: a pass overthe module-path candidates against the proxy, then a pass through
go list -m -json mod@version. A private module under the defaultproxy,directGOPROXY is not on the proxy, so without that fall-through itwould be the one module class the hook could not date.
Dates read this way are remembered for the run, keyed by resolved backend and
version, so the second resolution does not repeat the round trips and the
"no versions found" message can still name the versions the cutoff hid. Only
answers are kept — "no date" is what an offline run or an unreachable source
reports, and holding onto that would leave a version unchecked.
Concretely
github.com/goreleaser/goreleaserhas 539 versions; over VCS (GOPROXY=direct)mise dates the newest ten, back to
1.21.2(Oct 2023). With a cutoff older thanthat, the boundary falls in the undated part of the list:
1.18.2is 2023-05-07 and the next release,1.19.0, is 2023-06-28 — so that isthe newest version the cutoff allows. Before this change it returned
1.21.1,released four months after the cutoff, because it was the newest undated entry
and nothing checked it. The same holds for a package path and for a prefix
request:
Cost and limits
which is where the 24h default lands.
cold, dating eleven versions one at a time over VCS. That is the price of a
deep cutoff on a VCS-routed module; it was previously paid by being wrong.
backend with no dates would be, and mise warns that it went in unchecked —
one slow proxy should not turn a request that resolved before into an install
error. A version can therefore still slip past the cutoff on a bad network;
the go backend docs say so.
eligible version is best-effort: a backend whose version order is not
chronological can stop on an older version than it strictly had to, which is
the safe direction for a supply-chain cutoff.
latestresolution path. The npm semver-range pathin
tool_version.rsfilters dates separately and is untouched.Validation
LatestBackendharness, covering: a partiallydated listing skips an undated version the cutoff hides; the same for a prefix
request; a backend that cannot date anything keeps today's behavior; versions
the listing already dated are not re-queried; a known date is read once across
two resolutions; a version that could not be dated is asked about again; a
failing lookup allows the version instead of failing the resolution; and the
remembered-date record evicts oldest-first
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