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Fix Windows checkout paths and prevent non-portable mass-panic reports - #268
Eight tracked historical report names contain colons, preventing a complete Windows checkout (hyperpolymath/echo-types#362). Rename them with hyphens while preserving every original Git blob byte-for-byte. Keep ISO timestamps inside report contents unchanged.
The Chapel writer now uses a colon-free timestamp for generated filenames. Its existing end-to-end job checks both report types for portable names, and Rust regression controls reject invalid path components and check the complete tracked Git inventory.
Validation: the source-checkout test failed on the original inventory, then both portability tests passed after the eight renames. All eight artifacts retain their original blob hashes. A fresh Windows checkout and hosted Rust/Chapel checks are next. The local machine has no Chapel compiler, so no local Chapel execution is claimed. No report evidence was deleted or rewritten.
Verification scope: this is a compatibility repair, not a formal-proof claim. Creusot with Pearlite contracts and Verus remain OPEN/not run for the new Rust checkout controls; the controls are executable tests.
Generated report, image, export and notification filenames now use hyphens instead of colons in their timestamps, improving compatibility with systems that restrict colons in filenames.
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Automated checks now verify that generated report files exist and have filenames without colons. Additional checks ensure tracked repository paths use portable components, helping catch compatibility issues earlier.
The changes add tests for portable tracked repository paths, replace colons in timestamps used for output filenames, and make the end-to-end CI job check generated report existence and filenames.
Adds component checks for Windows-restricted names and characters. Tests accepted and rejected examples, then checks each component in the tracked Git path inventory.
The current renames address the reported checkout problem, but the new tests could miss future Windows-incompatible paths. The remaining risk is bounded and can be addressed with the portability checks.
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Review comments at @tests/repository_paths.rs:
- Around line 19-22: Extend the reserved-name check in portable_component to
reject COM and LPT names using the Windows superscript digit forms, as well as
CONOUT$ and CONIN$. Add corresponding cases to the invalid-name tests,
preserving the existing checks for other reserved names.
- Around line 63-67: Extend the tracked-path validation around
`portable_component` to compare complete paths case-insensitively and reject
collisions, including paths that differ only in letter case; preserve the
existing component validation and path inventory handling.
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[failure] 217-217: Add a default case (*) to handle unexpected values.
…o tests (#269)
PR #268 fixed the eight invalid report names and the Chapel writer.
Complete its review follow-up: cover Windows superscript-numbered
COM/LPT devices and console device names, detect case and file/directory
collisions across the tracked inventory, and move the checkout-only
check out of ordinary Cargo integration tests.
The explicit CI utility verifies its supplied worktree root before
reading Git's index; packaged/vendored Rust tests no longer invoke Git
or inspect an enclosing repository. The existing CI-integrity job
compiles and runs both unit controls and the real inventory check. Local
controls pass, as does the native Git inventory; the initial repair had
a successful fresh full Windows checkout and byte-identical historical
artifacts.
The live Actions allowlist now includes the already approved canonical
namespace-transfer pattern for metadatastician/standards reusable
workflows. Existing entries and mandatory SHA pinning were preserved;
fresh CI events can exercise the previously startup-blocked Rust,
Governance and Hypatia jobs.
Formal-verification scope and remaining hosted evidence are recorded in
docs/echo-362-portability.adoc. Addresses the CodeRabbit and Codex
findings on #268 and the scanner-portability portion of
hyperpolymath/echo-types#362.
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Eight tracked historical report names contain colons, preventing a complete Windows checkout (hyperpolymath/echo-types#362). Rename them with hyphens while preserving every original Git blob byte-for-byte. Keep ISO timestamps inside report contents unchanged.
The Chapel writer now uses a colon-free timestamp for generated filenames. Its existing end-to-end job checks both report types for portable names, and Rust regression controls reject invalid path components and check the complete tracked Git inventory.
Validation: the source-checkout test failed on the original inventory, then both portability tests passed after the eight renames. All eight artifacts retain their original blob hashes. A fresh Windows checkout and hosted Rust/Chapel checks are next. The local machine has no Chapel compiler, so no local Chapel execution is claimed. No report evidence was deleted or rewritten.
Verification scope: this is a compatibility repair, not a formal-proof claim. Creusot with Pearlite contracts and Verus remain OPEN/not run for the new Rust checkout controls; the controls are executable tests.