feat(ga): make registry clean-room acceptance mandatory — test what npm and PyPI actually serve - #79
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CI has been testing the repository while the registries served something else. That is how every artifact regression in the pre-GA audit reached users with a green build behind it: source fixed, CI green, npm and PyPI serving a broken package for days. A green source branch cannot certify an artifact that is already published. scripts/ga/registry-cleanroom.mjs installs each published package from its PUBLIC registry into a throwaway directory or venv - never this checkout, never npm link, never pip install -e - and asserts it behaves. npm isolation is load-bearing: the user config is generated fresh per run, because a developer machine with @wave-av:registry pointed at a private registry will silently test a different artifact than customers receive. Checks: static ESM import, CJS require, every declared subpath export, CLI --help exit status, CLI --version against the installed package version, help banner consistency, first-party dependency pinning, npm provenance attestation, MCP initialize + tools/list, serverInfo.version against package version, README -advertised tools against served tools, Python documented-import success, and Python top-level names against sys.stdlib_module_names. Runs nightly as well as on release. Nightly is not decoration: a published dependency range is resolved on the day a customer installs, so an artifact can break with no commit anywhere. Emits ga-evidence.json keyed to ART-001, SUPPLY-001 and VER-001 with a fingerprint that excludes timestamps, so two runs observing the same artifacts agree. This does not add a competitor to registry-parity.yml. Parity asks whether the declared version equals the published version and never installs anything, so it cannot see a package whose version number is right and whose contents are broken. The two are complementary and that file is untouched. First run against the live registries fails, correctly, on five defects; a control run over @wave-av/sdk and @wave-av/adk passes, so the suite discriminates rather than always failing. Detail in GA-READINESS.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces an isolated, registry-only acceptance suite for npm and PyPI artifacts, wires it into nightly, post-publish, manual, and informational PR workflows with fail-loud reporting, and documents the resulting GA evidence and known published-artifact failures. Sequence diagram for registry artifact acceptancesequenceDiagram
participant Trigger as Workflow trigger
participant CI as GitHub Actions
participant Harness as registry-cleanroom.mjs
participant NPM as Public npm registry
participant PYPI as Public PyPI registry
participant Room as Throwaway clean room or venv
participant Evidence as GA evidence
Trigger->>CI: Start cleanroom job
CI->>Harness: Run selected targets and version pins
Harness->>NPM: Resolve and install published npm package
NPM-->>Room: Package contents and metadata
Harness->>Room: Run imports, CLI, MCP, provenance, and dependency checks
Harness->>PYPI: Download published wheel
PYPI-->>Room: Wheel and declared sha256
Harness->>Room: Verify digest, install wheel, test import and stdlib collisions
Room-->>Harness: Per-check results
Harness->>Evidence: Write cleanroom-report.json and ga-evidence.json
Evidence-->>CI: Return pass or artifact-failure status
CI->>CI: Open or update tracking issue for non-PR failures
Flow diagram for clean-room acceptance outcomesflowchart TD
Start["Install only from public registry"] --> Installed{"Artifact installs?"}
Installed -- No --> Fail["Artifact failure"]
Installed -- Yes --> Runtime["Run runtime, identity, provenance, and dependency checks"]
Runtime --> Checks{"All selected checks pass?"}
Checks -- No --> Fail
Checks -- Yes --> Pass["Acceptance passed"]
Fail --> PR{"Pull request run?"}
PR -- Yes --> Inform["Report warning; do not block PR"]
PR -- No --> Enforce["Fail job and open or update issue"]
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📝 SummarySummary by CodeRabbit
WalkthroughAdds registry clean-room validation for six public npm and PyPI artifacts. The runner performs isolated checks, generates GA evidence, and returns structured exit codes. A GitHub Actions workflow runs the checks across release, schedule, manual, and pull-request events. ChangesRegistry clean-room acceptance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new GA gate can produce misleading acceptance evidence or validate a different artifact than the triggering publish. These reliability and isolation defects should be resolved before relying on it for release decisions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant RegistryCleanroom
participant PublicRegistries
participant ArtifactCheckers
participant EvidenceReports
GitHubActions->>RegistryCleanroom: run selected clean-room checks
RegistryCleanroom->>PublicRegistries: resolve and install published artifacts
RegistryCleanroom->>ArtifactCheckers: execute artifact and protocol checks
ArtifactCheckers-->>RegistryCleanroom: return structured results
RegistryCleanroom->>EvidenceReports: write reports and fingerprints
EvidenceReports-->>GitHubActions: return status and evidence files
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 13.64% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 22 functions across 6 files. (5 skipped: 5 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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| if (!probe.ok) return bad('mcp-advertised-tools-are-served', `could not list served tools: ${probe.error}`); | ||
| // Only backticked identifiers count. Bare prose matching picks up things like the API-key | ||
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| const pattern = new RegExp('`(' + (ctx.target.advertised_tool_pattern || DEFAULT_ADVERTISED_TOOL_PATTERN) + ')`', 'g'); |
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| // Only lines that actually advertise a version count. A bare semver elsewhere in help text | ||
| // (an example payload, a protocol number) must not manufacture a false failure. | ||
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| for (const line of `${r.stdout}\n${r.stderr}`.split('\n')) { | ||
| if (!/version|\bv\d/i.test(line)) continue; | ||
| for (const m of line.matchAll(/\bv?(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\b/g)) claimed.add(m[1]); | ||
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| if (claimed.size === 0) return ok('bin-help-banner-version-consistent', 'help output advertises no version string (nothing to contradict)'); | ||
| const wrong = [...claimed].filter((v) => v !== ctx.manifest.version); | ||
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| ? ok('bin-help-banner-version-consistent', `help banner advertises ${[...claimed].join(', ')}, matching the installed version`) | ||
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💡 Bug: bin-help-banner-version-consistent can flag unrelated version-shaped tokens
The line filter /version|\bv\d/i matches any line containing the word "version" anywhere, so a CLI's --help line like --api-version API version to target (default v1.0.0) or a documented API/protocol version option gets scanned and its semver-shaped token added to claimed, even though it has nothing to do with the package's own release version. If any CLI ever documents an unrelated versioned flag whose default happens to differ from the package version, this check will FAIL a correct artifact. Tighten the match to lines that pair a version-y keyword with the tool's own name/banner context, or require the line to start with the binary name / contain a keyword like --version/version: immediately followed by the number, not just contain the word "version" anywhere.
Fix:
// Only match lines that look like a banner ("toolname vX.Y.Z") or an explicit
// "version: X.Y.Z" / "Version X.Y.Z" statement — not any line merely containing the word.
const BANNER_RE = /(?:^|\s)(?:version[:\s]+)v?(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\b/i;
for (const line of `${r.stdout}
${r.stderr}`.split('
')) {
const m = line.match(BANNER_RE);
if (m) claimed.add(m[1]);
}
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| # Runs after a real publish so a release is verified against the registry it just wrote to. | ||
| workflows: ["npm publish (OIDC + provenance)"] | ||
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💡 Edge Case: workflow_run trigger only watches npm publish, missing PyPI
The workflow_run trigger references only "npm publish (OIDC + provenance)", so a PyPI-only release of wave-sdk / wave-av-sdk (no accompanying npm publish) does not trigger an immediate post-publish clean-room run — the two PyPI packages this PR flags as broken would only be re-verified on the next 09:00 UTC nightly, not right after the publish that shipped the defect. Add the PyPI publish workflow name to the workflow_run.workflows list so both ecosystems get a same-day check after a fresh publish.
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# Runs after either publish so a release is verified against the registry it just wrote to.
workflows: ["npm publish (OIDC + provenance)", "pypi publish (OIDC trusted publishing)"]
types: [completed]
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| function parseVersionPins(sink, raw) { | ||
| for (const pair of String(raw).split(',')) { | ||
| const eq = pair.lastIndexOf('='); | ||
| const key = eq > 0 ? pair.slice(0, eq).trim() : ''; | ||
| if (key && !(key in sink)) sink[key] = pair.slice(eq + 1).trim(); | ||
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💡 Edge Case: parseVersionPins silently drops malformed --versions entries
In parseVersionPins, an entry with no = (e.g. a typo'd --versions 'wave-sdk2.1.0') yields key = '' and is silently dropped rather than surfaced as an error; the run then silently falls back to latest for that package instead of pinning the intended version. Since this flag exists specifically for the release job to test the exact version it just published, a silently-ignored pin defeats that purpose without any diagnostic. Consider throwing or logging a warning when a pair has no =.
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function parseVersionPins(sink, raw) {
for (const pair of String(raw).split(',')) {
const trimmed = pair.trim();
if (!trimmed) continue;
const eq = trimmed.lastIndexOf('=');
if (eq <= 0) throw new Error(`--versions: malformed pin "${trimmed}" (expected name=version)`);
const key = trimmed.slice(0, eq).trim();
if (!(key in sink)) sink[key] = trimmed.slice(eq + 1).trim();
}
}
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In @.github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.yml:
- Line 80: Update the workflow_run cleanroom setup to consume the exact
package/version set produced by publish-npm.yml: upload that set as an artifact
in the publish workflow, download it using github.event.workflow_run.id with
actions: read permission, and populate CLEANROOM_VERSIONS from the downloaded
artifact instead of inputs. Preserve runNpmTarget’s existing behavior while
preventing registry latest-tag resolution.
In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom_python_assert.py`:
- Around line 130-131: Update the stdlib collision check in
cleanroom_python_assert.py to fail explicitly when sys.stdlib_module_names is
unavailable, rather than defaulting to an empty set. Ensure runPypiTarget’s
py-no-stdlib-shadow validation cannot pass without checking the distribution,
while preserving normal collision detection on supported Python versions.
In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom-checks.mjs`:
- Line 117: Update the floating dependency check in the firstParty filter to
validate the entire trimmed range value as one exact SemVer version, rather than
accepting a matching prefix; reject compound ranges such as alternatives and
hyphen ranges while preserving acceptance of exact versions.
- Line 48: Update the subpath collection in the cleanroom export-resolution flow
to distinguish top-level conditional export maps from concrete subpath maps:
represent a conditional map as the package root ".", retain only concrete
"./..." keys, and expand wildcard export patterns or exclude them before probing
so condition names and pattern keys are never imported as literal subpaths.
In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom-util.mjs`:
- Around line 58-65: Update the environment construction in the clean-room
install flow to filter ambient npm_config_* and credential variables from
process.env before applying the explicit npm_config_userconfig,
npm_config_globalconfig, npm_config_cache, and npm_config_registry values. Limit
credential filtering to token or credential variables present in the runtime
environment, without assuming GITHUB_TOKEN or publish-token names.
In `@scripts/ga/mcp-stdio-probe.mjs`:
- Line 85: Update the child-process setup and RPC write flow around notify() and
rpc() to register error listeners on both child and child.stdin before any
writes, handling spawn failures and asynchronous EPIPE or ERR_STREAM_DESTROYED
errors without unhandled events. Preserve the existing exit handler so pending
requests are still settled when the child exits.
In `@scripts/ga/registry-cleanroom.mjs`:
- Around line 96-98: Update the target result construction around the digest and
checks fields to capture stable resolved dependency versions or package-lock
integrity data, then include that dependency-graph data when computing the
fingerprint and evidence_sha256. Preserve deterministic ordering so equivalent
dependency graphs produce identical fingerprints.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Pin the npm versions from the triggering publish.
For workflow_run, ${{ inputs.versions }} is empty. runNpmTarget then installs each package from the registry latest dist-tag, so a concurrent publish or a preview publish can cause this job to test a different artifact.
Have publish-npm.yml upload its package/version set as an artifact. Retrieve that artifact with github.event.workflow_run.id and actions: read, then set CLEANROOM_VERSIONS from it.
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In @.github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.yml at line 80, Update the workflow_run
cleanroom setup to consume the exact package/version set produced by
publish-npm.yml: upload that set as an artifact in the publish workflow,
download it using github.event.workflow_run.id with actions: read permission,
and populate CLEANROOM_VERSIONS from the downloaded artifact instead of inputs.
Preserve runNpmTarget’s existing behavior while preventing registry latest-tag
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| stdlib_names = set(getattr(sys, "stdlib_module_names", set())) | ||
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Citations:
- 1: https://docs.python.org/3/library/sys.html
- 2: https://runebook.dev/en/docs/python/library/sys/sys.stdlib_module_names
- 3: https://bugs.python.org/issue42955
- 4: GitHub issue 87121 in python/cpython (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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The Python version requirements for the specified packages are as follows: For wave-av-sdk (the current distribution package), the requires-python metadata is >=3.10 [1][2]. For wave-sdk, while early documentation and older pyproject.toml files may claim a requirement of >=3.9 [3][4], this is technically inaccurate due to the use of PEP-604 union types (e.g., X | None) throughout the source code, which necessitates Python 3.10 or higher [5][6]. The project has subsequently transitioned to the name wave-av-sdk on PyPI to resolve registry naming collisions [7], with the metadata correctly updated to reflect the >=3.10 requirement [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://pypi.org/project/wave-av-sdk/
- 2: https://github.com/wave-av/sdks/blob/main/sdk-python/pyproject.toml
- 3: https://pypi.org/project/wave-sdk/2.0.0/
- 4: https://github.com/wave-av/sdk-python/blob/main/pyproject.toml
- 5: 28a2a42
- 6: GitHub pull request 6 in wave-av/sdks (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: GitHub pull request 9 in wave-av/sdks (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Fail explicitly when sys.stdlib_module_names is unavailable. runPypiTarget creates the venv with caller-supplied args.python and runs cleanroom_python_assert.py with it. On Python versions without this attribute, the empty-set fallback makes collisions empty and can mark py-no-stdlib-shadow as passed without checking the distribution.
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In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom_python_assert.py` around lines 130 - 131, Update the
stdlib collision check in cleanroom_python_assert.py to fail explicitly when
sys.stdlib_module_names is unavailable, rather than defaulting to an empty set.
Ensure runPypiTarget’s py-no-stdlib-shadow validation cannot pass without
checking the distribution, while preserving normal collision detection on
supported Python versions.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Node.js package exports documentation conditional exports root map and subpath export patterns wildcard keys
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In Node.js, the "exports" field in package.json provides a modern, robust mechanism for defining package entry points, replacing the older "main" field [1][2][3]. It allows for multiple entry points, conditional resolution based on the environment (e.g., import vs. require), and strict encapsulation by preventing access to modules not explicitly defined in the exports [1][4][3]. Key components of the "exports" field include: Subpath Exports: The "." subpath represents the main entry point of the package [4][3]. Additional subpaths can be defined to expose specific internal modules, allowing packages to control their public API surface [1][4][3]. All target paths must be relative URL strings beginning with "./" [3][5][6]. Conditional Exports: Conditional exports allow mapping different paths based on conditions like the environment or the module system [1][7]. For example, you can provide different implementations for "import" and "require", or "browser" and "node" environments [1][2]. Within an exports object, the order of keys is significant; Node.js matches conditions from most specific to least specific based on their order in the object [3]. Subpath Patterns (Wildcard Keys): For packages with many subpaths, you can use "subpath patterns" to avoid maintenance issues caused by explicitly listing every single file [4][2]. A key containing a "" acts as a wildcard, and the corresponding value acts as a template where the "" is replaced by the matched string [3]. For example: { "exports": { "./features/": "./lib/features/.js" } } In this case, importing "pkg/features/x" would resolve to "./lib/features/x.js" [3][8]. Note that these patterns are string replacement syntaxes only [3]. When multiple patterns are used, or when mixing explicit exports with patterns, the priority follows the order defined in the object [3]. Encapsulation is enforced, meaning only paths matching defined exports are accessible to consumers [3][5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html
- 2: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v23.x/api/packages.html
- 3: https://nodejs.org/download/release/v25.5.0/docs/api/packages.html
- 4: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/HEAD/doc/api/packages.md
- 5: https://nodejs.org/api/packages.md
- 6: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/doc/api/packages.md
- 7: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v26.x/api/packages.html
- 8: GitHub issue 535 in nodejs/modules (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Resolve only valid export subpaths.
When manifest.exports is a top-level conditional map, Object.keys(exportsMap) returns condition names such as "import" and "require". The probe then imports <pkg>/import and <pkg>/require instead of the package root. Export pattern keys also do not represent literal importable subpaths and can fail resolution. Treat a top-level conditional map as ".", probe concrete "./..." keys, and expand or exclude wildcard exports.
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In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom-checks.mjs` at line 48, Update the subpath collection in
the cleanroom export-resolution flow to distinguish top-level conditional export
maps from concrete subpath maps: represent a conditional map as the package root
".", retain only concrete "./..." keys, and expand wildcard export patterns or
exclude them before probing so condition names and pattern keys are never
imported as literal subpaths.
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| const resolved = firstParty.map(([n]) => `${n}@${installedManifest(ctx.room, n)?.version ?? '<not installed>'}`); | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject all non-exact dependency ranges.
The prefix check accepts ranges such as "2.0.11 || ^3.0.0" and "2.0.11 - 3.0.0" as pinned. npm can resolve those declarations to a different first-party package version, but Line 119 reports them as exact pins. Validate that the complete trimmed value is one exact SemVer version.
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In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom-checks.mjs` at line 117, Update the floating dependency
check in the firstParty filter to validate the entire trimmed range value as one
exact SemVer version, rather than accepting a matching prefix; reject compound
ranges such as alternatives and hyphen ranges while preserving acceptance of
exact versions.
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| const env = { | ||
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| npm_config_userconfig: userConfig, | ||
| npm_config_globalconfig: globalConfig, | ||
| npm_config_cache: join(room, 'npm-cache'), | ||
| npm_config_registry: `${PUBLIC_NPM}/`, | ||
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Search official npm and GitHub Actions documentation for (1) whether npm_config_* environment variables override userconfig file settings, and (2) whether GITHUB_TOKEN is automatically present as a process environment variable in every GitHub Actions step or only available through the github.token context / explicit env mapping.
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Citations:
- 1: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v12/using-npm/config/
- 2: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v11/using-npm/config/
- 3: https://github.com/npm/cli/blob/latest/docs/lib/content/using-npm/config.md
- 4: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v11/configuring-npm/npmrc/
- 5: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v12/using-npm/config
- 6: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/tutorials/authenticate-with-github_token
- 7: https://docs.github.com/actions/reference/authentication-in-a-workflow
- 8: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/concepts/security/github_token
- 9: https://github.com/github/docs/blob/main/content/actions/reference/workflows-and-actions/contexts.md
Security Misconfiguration (CWE-522): Insufficiently Protected Credentials
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Filter ambient npm configuration and credentials before launching the clean-room install.
process.env reaches npm install and enabled lifecycle scripts. Remove ambient npm_config_* and credential variables before adding the clean-room settings. The workflow does not explicitly pass GITHUB_TOKEN or a publish token, so limit the credential claim to variables that exist in the runtime environment.
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In `@scripts/ga/cleanroom-util.mjs` around lines 58 - 65, Update the environment
construction in the clean-room install flow to filter ambient npm_config_* and
credential variables from process.env before applying the explicit
npm_config_userconfig, npm_config_globalconfig, npm_config_cache, and
npm_config_registry values. Limit credential filtering to token or credential
variables present in the runtime environment, without assuming GITHUB_TOKEN or
publish-token names.
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Handle child-process and stdin errors before issuing RPC writes. If the server closes stdin during a later notify() or rpc() write, child.stdin can emit an asynchronous EPIPE or ERR_STREAM_DESTROYED error outside the try block. If spawn() fails, child emits an unhandled 'error' event. Add listeners for both streams and retain the exit handler for pending requests.
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In `@scripts/ga/mcp-stdio-probe.mjs` at line 85, Update the child-process setup
and RPC write flow around notify() and rpc() to register error listeners on both
child and child.stdin before any writes, handling spawn failures and
asynchronous EPIPE or ERR_STREAM_DESTROYED errors without unhandled events.
Preserve the existing exit handler so pending requests are still settled when
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Include the resolved dependency graph in the fingerprint.
The fingerprint records only the root artifact digest and check booleans. A floating first-party dependency can resolve to a new version while the root package digest and each check status remain unchanged. The runs then produce the same evidence_sha256 even though customers installed different artifacts.
Capture resolved dependency versions or package-lock integrity data in each target result, and include that stable data in the fingerprint.
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result construction around the digest and checks fields to capture stable
resolved dependency versions or package-lock integrity data, then include that
dependency-graph data when computing the fingerprint and evidence_sha256.
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CodeQL js/incomplete-sanitization (high, alert #1) on scripts/ga/cleanroom-util.mjs:41. `npmEncode` escaped the package name with `pkg.replace("/", "%2f")`. A string first argument to `replace` substitutes only the FIRST match, so every separator after the first survived into the registry URL as a live path separator: "a/../../x".replace("/", "%2f") === "a%2f../../x" The fetch then resolves against a different registry endpoint than the caller asked for. The values are not all repo-controlled: `--versions` pins reach this from the workflow_dispatch `versions` input via CLEANROOM_VERSIONS, so a dispatcher-supplied string could steer the gate onto an endpoint describing an artifact nobody installs — a clean-room suite that can be pointed away from the artifact under test is not a control. Fixed with encodeURIComponent, the platform primitive CodeQL recommends over a hand-rolled escaper. It escapes every occurrence and every other URL meta-character, and is already the encoding the PyPI path in this same file uses for both name and version. Also encoded the `version` half of the packument URL, which was interpolated with no escaping at all. No suppression comment, no weakened assertion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…orrect GA-READINESS mcp-serverinfo-version-matches-package (one of PR #79's original 8 failures) now passes against the live registry (@wave-av/mcp-server@0.2.1 self-resolved via an independent publish), but src/server.ts on origin/main still hardcoded `version: "0.1.0"` in the McpServer constructor — the exact defect class that caused the original failure. Building and publishing from unmodified main would have reintroduced it verbatim. Add src/version.ts (mirrors wave-av/cli's src/lib/version.ts pattern: walk up from the module's own location to the nearest package.json, verify its name matches this package, read version) and wire MCP_SERVER_VERSION into server.ts instead of the literal. Add __tests__/version.test.ts as a VER-001 regression guard. mcp-server was also the only package in this workspace missing a `test` script + vitest devDependency; added both. Verified: tsc --noEmit clean; vitest run __tests__/version.test.ts 2/2 pass; built dist/index.js and probed it live over stdio JSON-RPC — serverInfo.version now reads 0.1.8 (this package's actual version), not a literal. Also correct GA-READINESS.md: re-verified against wave-av/cli and wave-av/sdk-python (separate repos, both public) that the other 6 originally-failing checks are ALSO already fixed in source there (wave-av/cli commit 91093d5 derives CLI_VERSION from package.json and pins @wave-av/sdk exact; release.yml already runs npm publish --provenance; wave-av/sdk-python's origin/main already ships wave_sdk/ at 2.1.0) — all 8 are root-cause fixed across three repos, none is an open defect, all 7 still-failing live checks are blocked only on an operator-gated publish this lane may not cross. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qb9cAaNZxep34EETf8ou9g
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Criteria: ART-001 · SUPPLY-001 · VER-001 — all three were
unknown. This PR makes them measurable, and the first measurement saysfail.The gap this closes
The most important regression test in this program was opt-in (
RUN_PACK_SMOKE=1), so it did not run. Meanwhile CI was green on every one of these:1.0.0CI was green every time because CI was testing the repo. Customers install the registry. A green source branch cannot certify an artifact that is already published.
registry-parity.yml(untouched by this PR) asks whether the declared version equals the published version. Necessary, not sufficient — it never installs anything, so it cannot see a package whose version number is correct and whose contents are broken. Every regression above was that second kind.What the harness does
scripts/ga/registry-cleanroom.mjsinstalls each package from its public registry into a throwaway directory or venv. Never this checkout, nevernpm link, neverpip install -e.npm isolation turned out to be load-bearing. On my machine
@wave-av:registrypoints atnpm.pkg.github.com, so a naivenpm i @wave-av/clitested a different artifact than customers receive — it 404'd rather than silently passing, but the near-miss is the point. Every run now generates a fresh npm user-config with no auth and a private cache.@wave-av/sdk@wave-av/cli--helpexits 0 ·--versionequals the installed package version · help banner consistent · first-party deps exact-pinned@wave-av/mcp-servertools/list·serverInfo.versionequals package version · every README-advertised tool is actually served@wave-av/adkwave-sdk,wave-av-sdk(PyPI)sys.stdlib_module_namesPlus npm provenance attestation per package (SUPPLY-001).
What I actually ran
Full suite against the live registries, 2026-09-04. Exit 1, as it must be — five real defects:
Two findings the audit had not named: the MCP server's
serverInfo.versionlie (0.2.0 reporting 0.1.0) and the CLI's missing provenance attestation.The Python defect is worse than "shadows the stdlib". Because the stdlib directory precedes site-packages, the stdlib wins — so
import wavereturns the WAV reader andfrom wave import WaveraisesImportError. The SDK is unreachable by any name. The artifact is unusable as published.Control run (
--only npm-sdk,npm-adk) exits 0. The suite discriminates rather than always failing — without that control, a red result proves nothing.@wave-av/sdk@2.1.3passes ESM, CJS and all 46 subpath exports.Idempotence: two runs over the same targets produced identical fingerprint
5254e115305a74e3…. Timestamps and temp paths are excluded from the digest per the gate spec.Wiring
Nightly 09:00 UTC (offset from parity's 14:00), after every successful npm publish via
workflow_run, on demand with--versionspinning, and informationally on every PR. Failure opens or updates a tracking issue with the failing-check lines — a nightly that fails quietly is worse than none.Nightly is not decoration: a published dependency range is resolved on the day a customer installs, so an artifact can break with no commit anywhere. The CLI's
^2.0.11is exactly that mechanism, live today.PR runs are informational — a PR did not publish the artifact under test and cannot fix it. There is deliberately no path filter, so the check reports on every PR and is therefore eligible to become a required check (the lesson already recorded in
registry-parity.yml).publish-npm.ymlis under three open PRs (#78, #47, #45), so this routes around it as a standalone workflow rather than editing a contended file. Same for root.gitignore(#52) — the output dir self-ignores.What remains unrunnable / not crossed
registry clean-room acceptance / cleanroomto the default branch's required checks.unknown.GA-READINESS.mdsays so explicitly, so a future green here is never mistaken for a full SUPPLY-001 pass.ga-out/is CI output; a committed report would let a stale file masquerade as current evidence.These criteria stay
fail, notpass. The harness exists and ran; the artifacts are broken. That is the honest state and it is strictly better than theunknownit replaces.Rollback
Delete
.github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.ymlto disable the gate, or revert the commit to remove all 11 files. Nothing else in the repo importsscripts/ga/, no existing workflow is modified, and no published artifact or registry state is touched — the suite is read-only against npm and PyPI.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Changes are additive CI and read-only registry checks; they do not modify publish pipelines or shipped package code, though non-PR workflow runs will fail until published artifacts are fixed.
Overview
Adds registry clean-room acceptance: a GA gate that installs published npm and PyPI packages from public registries into isolated environments and verifies they actually work—complementing registry parity, which only compares declared vs published versions.
The harness (
scripts/ga/registry-cleanroom.mjsplus targets, checks, MCP stdio probe, and Python assertions) covers@wave-av/sdk, CLI, MCP server, ADK, and PyPIwave-sdk/wave-av-sdk. It emitsga-out/cleanroom-report.jsonandga-evidence.json(CI artifacts only;ga-out/is gitignored)..github/workflows/registry-cleanroom.ymlruns nightly, after successful npm publish, on dispatch (optional version/target pins), and on every PR (informational). Scheduled/release/dispatch runs hard-fail and open or update a tracking issue; PRs are not blocked.GA-READINESS.mdand README updates document criterion ownership and record fail for ART-001, SUPPLY-001 (partial), and VER-001 (registry half) based on live registry findings—not fixes to the broken artifacts themselves.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit e0773ed. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by Sourcery
Add a read-only registry acceptance gate that measures whether published npm and PyPI artifacts are installable, coherent, and traceable in customer-like environments.
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Enhancements:
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Tests: