ci: the import table is read by a job of its own, and the second start speaks as a note - #117
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…t speaks as a note Two items of the owner's queue, both about the software renderer. The guard that builds the window with cgo and reads its PE import table was the test matrix's only cold cgo build: CGO_ENABLED is 0 there, so nothing else compiles the OpenGL binding or GLFW. Measured 2026-09-17, 822 s for the Windows test step against 434 s warm, four minutes under the timeout, and cold again after every change to go.sum - which is every Dependabot pull request. It runs in a job of its own now, with a cache of its own, and the matrix asks it to skip by a variable declared once in the guard's source. A skip is the shape this project has been caught by: a guard that stops reaching the state it watches and is green honestly. So the job reads its log for the test's PASS line under pipefail - go test with a -run pattern matching nothing exits 0, and so does a skip on a runner without gcc, both measured - and a new guard reads the test's name and the variable out of the guard's own source and holds ci.yml to both halves. Three mutations for it, and the notices mutation that #112 left stale points at the built version again. The line written to standard error before the second start said the driver offers no OpenGL 2.1 as a fact. The program has checked only that the first attempt gave no window, so the line says that, names the usual cause as usual, and says what is being done - the owner's decision of 2026-09-17. Rejected: leaving the guard in the matrix with the measured four minutes of room, because a runner thirty percent slower turns that into a timeout that names whichever test happened to be running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Windows import-table check now runs in a dedicated CGO-enabled job. A new test validates its workflow configuration. Windows fallback messages now distinguish the observed window failure from the usual OpenGL 2.1 driver cause. ChangesWindows integrity and diagnostics
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| return say("RendererStartingAgain", "The first attempt to open a window did not succeed - usually a graphics driver without OpenGL 2.1. Starting again with the software renderer shipped beside the program.") |
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Add a regression assertion for the new diagnostic.
The supplied guard test checks strings.Contains(said, text.StartingAgainWithSoftwareRenderer()). It reads the expected text from the function under test, so it also passes after this message reverts. Assert the new observable wording, or add another test that fails when this change is undone, as required by CONTRIBUTING.md.
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In `@internal/gui/text/text.go` at line 297, Add a regression assertion for the
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literal wording rather than calling StartingAgainWithSoftwareRenderer() for the
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The wording guard. TestTheSecondAttemptIsTakenOnlyWhereTheRendererCanBe reads the expected line from the function it tests, so a revert of the new wording would leave it green. TestTheSecondStartSpeaksAsANoteNotAFinding holds the words that make the line a note rather than a finding, with a mutation that puts the old sentence back. persist-credentials: false on the checkout of the import table job. The checkout keeps the token in .git/config unless told not to, and the job runs go test over the pull request's own code. The other twenty-two checkouts in these workflows are the same shape and are O230, a change of their own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ne (#118) * ci: every checkout turns the job's token off, and a guard asks each one actions/checkout leaves the token it cloned with in .git/config, and the steps after it run go test over the pull request's own code, which can read that file. An outside review of #117 named it on the one job it was reading, and #117 turned the token off there. A fix at one job of twenty four was an inconsistency (O230). Checked per step before turning off all of them: no step in these workflows pushes, fetches or commits after a checkout. The only git commands are diff, cat-file and rev-parse, all local. The release, the attestation and the pages talk to GitHub through gh with a token in the environment, or through actions that carry their own, and none of that reads .git/config. The weight is small - a pull request's token from a fork is read only and the workflows ask for contents: read - and the class is real on every checkout alike. The guard reads each workflow through the YAML parser rather than the line under uses:, because in pages.yml the with block sits under a comment and the key can sit anywhere inside it. It self tests its predicate on six shapes the tree does not contain, since every checkout is off now and a rule that weakened would find nothing to let through. It counts what it saw and refuses a walk that found far fewer than the twenty four measured. Two mutations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * guard: the checkout guard reads .yaml too, and two readings of the count agree An outside review of #118 made two points about the guard. The first is right: actions/checkout in a file ending .yaml would run and go unasked, where the pinning guard beside it takes both suffixes. The second mixed two things - a checkout the walk sees without the key is reported whatever the count says, and the count guards against a parser that stopped seeing steps - but the floor of twenty was a number from nowhere. The proposed exact constant of twenty four is turned down: kept by hand, it goes stale with the next workflow and would turn red on a good change, a new checkout with the key and no bump. Instead the text is read once more, for a second count of "uses: actions/checkout@" outside comments, and the YAML walk has to find the same number. No constant, and a parser dropping part of the steps is caught by the disagreement. A third mutation proves it: the walk stops recognising a checkout, the text still holds twenty four. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two items of the owner's queue (
STATE.md, positions 1 and 2), one pull request. It touches.github/workflows/ci.yml, so it is merged from the browser.What changes
A CI job of its own for the import table.
TestTheWindowBinaryDoesNotImportOpenGLAtLoadTimebuildstfg-gui.exewith cgo and reads its PE import table - the guard that holds the software renderer's premise (O218). In the test matrix it was the run's only cold cgo build, becauseCGO_ENABLEDis 0 there and nothing else compiles the OpenGL binding or GLFW. Measured 2026-09-17: 822 s for the Windows test step against 434 s warm, four minutes under the timeout, cold again after every change togo.sum. The new jobimport table of the window binaryruns it onwindows-latestwith a cache keyed ongo.sumand the patched binding'sPATCH.md, so the matrix's cache (saved first, without a cgo object) is not the one it restores. The matrix setsTFG_IMPORT_TABLE_JOBand the guard skips there with the reason named.A guard for the skip. A guard skipped in one place and misspelled in the other runs nowhere and is green. So the job reads its log for the test's
--- PASSline underpipefail(go test -runwith a pattern matching nothing exits 0, and so does a skip on a runner without gcc - both measured), andTestTheImportTableGuardIsRunByTheJobThatNamesItreads the test's name and the variable out ofnoimport_test.goand holdsci.ymlto both halves. Three mutations, all caught.The line before the second start speaks as a note. It stated that the driver offers no OpenGL 2.1 as a fact. The program has checked only that the first attempt gave no window, so the line says that, names the usual cause as usual, and says what is being done. One
say,en.jsonregenerated.Verified locally
buildtags,actionpinning,onerun,concurrency, job ceilings), greenpreflight --only gofmt,vet,build,lint,staticchecktry-named.py: 3 of 3 mutations caught,staleness.py: every pattern occurs exactly once (the notices pattern that build(deps): bump golang.org/x/image from 0.45.0 to 0.46.0 #112 left stale points at 0.42.0 now)After the first green run
The job does not block a merge until its name is in the ruleset's required checks (11 today). That is a repository setting, so it is the owner's step: add
import table of the window binary.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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