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Merge the proven-cicd history and record the 10 November fleet observation - #95
Source: hyperpolymath/proven-cicdmain at 03e858b6015e67cc1f9bc31ac1e29ddc1b6fd409. The two histories split at b931e8e126644516e292601bc644f480a7b2a5a0.
The merge commit is db37bae. It keeps the 10 commits with their identities.
Merge method matters. A merge commit keeps the 10 commits on main. A squash merge brings the content only, and 03e858b is then not an ancestor of main.
Conflicts
File
Resolution
.github/workflows/rust-ci.yml
Keep taiki-e/install-action v2.90.0, the newer pin on this main.
README.adoc
Keep this repository's title. A note marks the imported migration section as a dated record.
actions/creusot-check/check.sh
Keep has_proved_files from this main. Remove the proven-cicd function has_proof_report, which has no caller left.
actions/creusot-check/test.sh
Keep this main's controls for the real single-file format. Take the proven-cicd change that stops when a fixture commit fails.
Both sides had taught the Creusot gate the Why3find single-file report. The version on this main requires the success marker and refuses a missing marker and a failure marker (#92, with a real run). The proven-cicd version accepted a line with no marker. The merge keeps the stricter one.
What the merge changes for this repository
.github/workflows/secret-scanner.yml now calls hyperpolymath/proven-cicd at a12b2b4, as proven-cicdmain does. The scanner at that commit admits that name. This repository then depends on proven-cicd. Do not archive or delete proven-cicd before this caller and fleet have moved.
New from proven-cicd: the Verus check, the CI profile contract and pilot manifest, the GitHub execution bridge (Idris 2), the scoped Rust documentation controls, and their tests.
What the merge does not change
The 21 composite pins in main-estate-audit.yml and the caller in creusot-live-canary.yml still name cicd-suite.
Hosted run 42846788461 on head 20f086a failed in "Composite shell contract". tests/lock-transitive-closure.sh reported no self-referencing pin examined.
Cause: the test from the proven-cicd import admits cicd-suite and proven-cicd as names of this suite. This checkout has the name proven-cicd-and-workflows.
By its source, the test on main has the same condition after the rename. No hosted run shows it: the last main run of the job (42408029359, 7 November) passed under the former name.
Commit 18a1811 admits proven-cicd-and-workflows as the third exact name. It adds 5 controls to tests/lock-self-source-controls.sh (25 in total). A fork or a similar name stays refused.
Read with Git: each of the 21 pinned composites equals the composite at the merged head.
Hosted result on 18a1811: "Composite shell contract" passed in run 42849899876 (job 129947378420). The two deonboard steps that the failure had skipped ran there and passed (63 and 19 controls).
Local validation (x86_64 Linux)
I ran every actions/*/test.sh, tests/*.sh and both --check builders on main3120495 and on the merged tree.
Result
Count
Pass on main and fail on the merged tree
0
Pass on both
23
Fail on both, with the same last line of output
13
New tests from the merge that pass
5
New tests from the merge with no local result
3
Creusot gate controls: 93 pass on main, 89 on proven-cicd, 93 on the merged tree. Execution attribution: 53 of 53 on each.
The 13 tests that fail on both were not diagnosed. The machine has no mikefarah yq, no Idris 2 and no Guile.
The 3 new tests with no local result: tests/assurance-github.sh needs Idris 2, tests/assurance-real-canaries.sh needs an output directory argument, and tests/lock-self-source-controls.sh needs mikefarah yq.
The hosted checks on this pull request are the authority for the yq-based tests.
New file docs/assurance/external-progress-2026-11-10.json: the dated snapshot, with the Git commands used and each probe that was not available.
docs/assurance/SUITE-CLOSEOUT.adoc: a new section, "Fleet scanner observation: 2026-11-10", with a subsection on this merge. The 2026-10-31 table and snapshot are unchanged.
docs/SECRET-SCANNER-ROLLOUT.adoc: one dated note in the fleet section.
Main observations, each from before the merge:
Fleet PR 632 is merged as 51298a97 and PR 631 as 7bf2fd6d. Fleet PR 656, merged on 10 November as a57cb940, moved the fleet caller to proven-cicd@03e858b.
Calls to a reusable workflow under the former name hyperpolymath/cicd-suite end with 0 jobs since 9 November, in this repository and in pons-asinorum. Action references in steps under the former name still start.
The scanner caller check and the publication guard admit cicd-suite and proven-cicd. They do not admit proven-cicd-and-workflows.
Not established:
No GitHub API record of gitbot-fleet was read. The session had no credential for that repository.
For that reason no fleet receipt is added to catalogue/assurance.json. Verified scanner consumer deployments remain one.
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## Purpose and changes
Establish Proven CI/CD as the canonical identity while retaining
imported history, immutable legacy compatibility and honest promotion
boundaries.
Current head: `d625f3f9ecf13cf527d6e0214766df999476fb99`.
The new finite GitHub evidence bridge now imports the actual total
Idris2 kernel. It validates raw policy/API JSON before materialization,
rejects repeated keys, binds a bounded complete run/job/step inventory
to immutable workflow blobs, stages compiler inputs from the verified
Git blob bytes, and rechecks expiry after actual kernel execution. It
accepts no caller-supplied verdict binary or pre-admitted receipt. See
docs/assurance/GITHUB-EXECUTION-BRIDGE.adoc for the exact trust
boundary.
- Update the homepage and canonical self-scanner coordinate.
- Correct Dependabot to weekly github-actions updates at the repository
root, without automatic merge.
- Retain the same immutable scanner source
a12b2b4, all three scanner contexts,
read-only permission and full-history Gitleaks scope.
- Record imported source identities, receipts and outstanding
service-setting/consumer requirements in
docs/assurance/2026-11-04/CANONICAL-IMPORT.adoc.
## Actual receipts
Both canonical-coordinate canaries completed successfully:
| Consumer | Exact source | Run |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Proven CI/CD | 5f2fd18c3ec710db00486b9985d0cbb242803463 |
[41910602874](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/proven-cicd/actions/runs/41910602874)
|
| Echidna | b8dc7fa90f82ab124b6af18398999ef6a9724e32 |
[41909747996](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echidna/actions/runs/41909747996)
|
These qualify those immutable consumer heads. They do not qualify every
later edit or establish an estate-wide migration. The prior a96 had 17
successful checks and one neutral review check. The new d625 bridge
requires its own hosted compiler, negative-control and real-consumer
qualification; none of those are claimed complete yet.
The import retained original Git history and passed the recorded full
strict fsck. Hosted recovery also successfully generated Panic Attack's
official native-lock candidate in
[run41924139410](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/proven-cicd/actions/runs/41924139410),
using concurrent canonical main5fb78ed. That result is separate from
this PR's source.
## Open promotion boundaries
The canonical Branch-Floor rules/bypass roster and tag protection still
need parity with the legacy authority. Git history does not copy service
settings, and no protection bypass is requested.
The total Idris2 kernel remains byte-for-byte unchanged. The interrupted
operational adapter was never published or qualified; mixed-shape
duplicate JSON demonstrated a false pass in that abandoned candidate.
This PR instead adds a new finite bridge with 15 authored raw/wire
controls, 59 collector cases and one compiler-absence control. Those are
source counts, not passing test counts.
The existing Assurance kernel workflow compiles and exercises the new
bridge. Its manual-dispatch path additionally retains two separate
real-consumer receipts: suite a96/run41924671510 must be PASSED for its
finite policy; Echidna3f/run41927253291 must be FAILED/kernel BLOCKED
because real-Chapel job126916004595 failed despite overall workflow
success. UNKNOWN cannot satisfy the latter canary. Policy expiry is
2026-11-05T22:55:11Z and freshness can refuse sooner. Neither subject
nor expiry may silently refresh.
Both actual immutable receipts, ordinary CI/reviews and the governance
requirement remain prerequisites before any enforcing adoption. Main's
separate Creusot changes at5fb78ed must be preserved when integrating.
The bridge grants no merge, deployment or training authority.
Legacy cicd-suite, existing callers and historical evidence remain
available. This PR does not archive the legacy repository, claim all
downstream adoption or infer security-alert closure from a canary pass.
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CI consolidation needs a finite, testable profile boundary before
changing consumers. This adds three provisional mother profiles
(documentation/data, Julia and Rust), typed repository slots, and a
read-only Bash/jq validator that references the existing capability
catalogue.
The validator rejects missing/demoted required capabilities,
unknown/stub capabilities, advisory-as-required entries, unknown slots,
unsafe lexical paths, floating versions, duplicate JSON members and
self-promotion. It accepts only proposals; no execution or
policy-admission verdict is produced. The profile controls run inside
the existing suite self-test workflow, adding no workflow instance or
dependency.
The six-candidate pilot manifest records repository source snapshots
inspected on November 6, 2026 and explicit unresolved requirements.
ZeroInflatedCounts.jl changed since the November 5 inventory.
Squabbler's SPARK requirements exceed the proposed Rust mother, so it
must gain an appropriate composition or be replaced before
qualification.
**Category:** non-enforcing proposal infrastructure. No consumer
workflow, pin, lock entry, required context, merge rule or release
setting changes. No additional Idris2-verified implementation is
claimed. The docs identify the standards, proven-cicd, Squabbler and
Hypatia responsibilities and the next bounded delivery.
Validation completed locally under Debian/WSL:
- Three profile fixtures and an advisory extension; **42 negative
profile controls**.
- Pilot manifest validation and **seven negative controls**.
- ShellCheck at warning severity; workflow YAML parse; git diff
whitespace check.
- Existing capability-catalogue, assurance-matrix, workflow-lock-scope
and lock-pin-contract suites.
This draft does not claim that the six consumer repositories were
executed or qualified. Before enforcement: independently trusted
policy/profile identity, complete current obligations, adapter
implementation, deterministic caller/lock generation, real
positive/negative runs, zero-job observation, and tested rollback.
Existing gates and their enforcement categories remain unchanged.
The first profile PR defined structural proposals but had no executable
subject check. This follow-up adds a narrow `docs-data-v1`
document-presence observation bound to a GitHub repository origin and
exact commit. It verifies the declared documents are tracked, nonempty
and confined to the selected root after symlink resolution, then emits
paths and SHA-256 hashes. It refuses a changed checkout, missing tool,
wrong repository or wrong commit.
The new fixture runs against a real local Git checkout with positive,
missing/empty, dirty, source-mismatch and symlink controls. The existing
self-test workflow runs it without adding a workflow instance. Read-only
runs against `awesome-coq` and `awesome-idris2` at the manifest's pinned
commits produced passing *document-presence* observations; these do not
qualify their wider CI.
Pilot reconnaissance identified a concrete `awesome-coq` mismatch at
`84055bfa...`: the repository has `README.adoc`, but its link-check and
Pages workflows use `README.md`. The PR records their source links and
the obligations that a later replacement must preserve. This change does
not modify those consumers or their merge rules.
**Category:** non-enforcing proposal/diagnostic infrastructure. No
required check, publication permission, action pin or policy category
changes. The docs mother remains incomplete: external link validation,
secret scanning, Pages, policy admission and full outcome aggregation
are outside this observation. Before/after: zero central
document-presence observations before, two source-bound pilot
observations after; zero consumer gates switched.
Local verification: fixture controls, ShellCheck at warning severity,
workflow YAML parse, whitespace check, and read-only executions on both
pinned pilot checkouts.
A portable core consumer can select its build/test packages but the
shared gate always documents and doctests every workspace member,
pulling optional platform packages into that acceptance boundary. Add
doc_packages to the composite and reusable workflow, preserving
--workspace as the default and keeping doctests enabled.
Validation: all 31 existing Rust gate controls passed on Debian/WSL. New
controls demonstrate selected-package success, default workspace failure
on an incompatible optional package, and failure for a broken doctest in
the selected package.
Document the consumer's scope explicitly; excluded packages are not
qualified. Include a recommendation to keep broader workflow
capabilities in the existing repository while retaining published
coordinates pending a consumer migration.
Wire the scoped documentation regression into language-gate CI. Live
Creusot 0.14.0 exposed a report parser defect: Why3find prints a path
for one proved file, while the gate accepted only a multi-file count.
Accept both nonzero forms, retain zero/missing-report rejection, and
make temporary test fixture commits independent of locked developer
signing keys.
Add an installed-Verus execution script with planted false/true
controls, --no-cheating, explicit source scope, nonzero proof reports
and misleading-oracle tests. Its result covers selected sources only; it
does not establish production refinement or whole-parser proof.
Validation: Creusot 89 controls and 53 execution-attribution controls;
Verus 6 oracle controls; strict shellcheck. Live Creusot and Verus
positive/negative controls plus the kyq budget kernel/model pass on
Debian. This follows merged PR #8; these changes were not part of that
merge.
Expand the existing workflow-scope proposal: keep CI/CD, release,
maintenance, documentation and estate audit workflows together, use
purpose as a catalogue dimension alongside the existing clades, and
retain the current published repository coordinate while callers remain
pinned to it.
The document explains when a separate repository would be justified and
the evidence needed before a rename. This changes documentation only; it
does not rename the repository, move workflow entry points, migrate
callers, or certify additional capabilities.
Add a dated snapshot and a dated closeout section for issue 68. The
2026-10-31 snapshot and table are unchanged.
Read from Git on 2026-11-10: fleet PRs 632 and 631 are merged; fleet
used cicd-suite@4404c3c from 51298a97 to 8906f47f; fleet PR 656 moved
the caller to proven-cicd@03e858b. Fleet closes the reusable edge with
its pinned-source manifest and a reviewed receipt row; the blob and
SHA-256 equal the suite's Git object. No GitHub API record of fleet
was read, so no fleet receipt is added to catalogue/assurance.json and
the generated matrix is unchanged. Fleet's own committed evidence is
restated as fleet-reported.
Read from the API for this repository and pons-asinorum: calls to a
reusable workflow under the former name hyperpolymath/cicd-suite end
with no jobs since 2026-11-09. This repository's own scanner caller is
one of them.
Also recorded: cicd-suite resolves to this repository; proven-cicd is a
separate repository that split at b931e8e; the scanner caller check and
the publication guard do not admit the proven-cicd-and-workflows name.
Evidence only. No scanner code, workflow, corpus manifest or migration
file changes. `scripts/build-assurance-matrix.sh --check` and
`tests/assurance-matrix.sh` pass.
Refs #68
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7ZmAsYpFA9gxfQLF3F6
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Recorded Fleet’s reported deployment history, repository changes, workflow pins and scanner observations.
Clarified which findings are based on Git history, which were reported by Fleet, and which remain unverified.
Listed outstanding items, including the offline canary, scanner restoration and caller inventory.
The pull request adds a dated Fleet scanner evidence snapshot and updates the suite closeout and rollout documents. The records distinguish Git-derived observations from Fleet-reported details, identify unavailable or unverified evidence, and list open items for Fleet and the suite.
Changes: Fleet scanner evidence
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Record the evidence snapshot docs/assurance/external-progress-2026-11-10.json
Adds repository comparisons, scanner pin and workflow observations, Fleet history, reported claims and unavailable evidence probes.
Document findings and handoff docs/assurance/SUITE-CLOSEOUT.adoc, docs/SECRET-SCANNER-ROLLOUT.adoc
Adds the dated Fleet observation, evidence boundaries, handoff status and owner-separated open items. The rollout note records caller-admission and pin constraints and identifies the corpus canary as an offline audit of an older Fleet snapshot.
hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows#94: Updates scanner admission checks and callers to use the renamed repository, addressing the admission limitation recorded here.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 76908
The evidence snapshot omits some comparison commands promised by the closeout, limiting reproducibility. The documentation-only change is otherwise mergeable.
Pre-merge checks: 4
Check name
Status
Explanation
Linked Issues check
Issue #68 asks for fleet coordination and inspection of live job and receipt evidence. These are operational evidence tasks, not coding requirements. The PR records Git-derived pin and lock-closure de…
Out of Scope Changes check
The reported additions are limited to assurance and rollout documentation. They record fleet pin history, closure evidence, caller compatibility and verification limits relevant to #68. The notes abou…
Title check
The title identifies both the proven-cicd history merge and the dated Fleet observation, which are the pull request’s main changes.
Description check
The description relates to the dated fleet evidence recorded in the documentation. Its claim that the pull request merges proven-cicd is not reflected in the supplied change summary, but the descrip…
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Issue #68 asks for fleet coordination and inspection of live job and receipt evidence. These are operational evidence tasks, not coding requirements. The PR records Git-derived pin and lock-closure details and states that fleet API, run, job and receipt evidence was not read. No linked coding requirement applies; the requested live verification remains unestablished.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
The reported additions are limited to assurance and rollout documentation. They record fleet pin history, closure evidence, caller compatibility and verification limits relevant to #68. The notes about this suite and pons-asinorum explain reusable-workflow name behaviour; they do not change another consumer. No unrelated change is identified.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description relates to the dated fleet evidence recorded in the documentation. Its claim that the pull request merges proven-cicd is not reflected in the supplied change summary, but the description is not off-topic.
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- Around line 80-81: Update the snapshot reference in the SUITE-CLOSEOUT text:
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The closeout said that the snapshot holds the Git commands used. It
held only the ls-remote template and the guard commands. Add the
commands for the merge base, the commit counts, the file difference,
the pin checks and the fleet reads.
Also record open pull request 94, which admits the
proven-cicd-and-workflows name, and a second run that shows step-level
action references under the former name still start.
Refs #68
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7ZmAsYpFA9gxfQLF3F6
Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bring the history of hyperpolymath/proven-cicd main
(03e858b) into this repository. The two
histories split at b931e8e. The merge
keeps the 10 commits with their original identities.
Conflicts and their resolution:
- .github/workflows/rust-ci.yml: keep taiki-e/install-action v2.90.0,
the newer pin already on this main (proven-cicd had v2.89.1).
- README.adoc: keep this repository's title.
- actions/creusot-check/check.sh: both sides taught the gate the
Why3find single-file report. Keep has_proved_files from this main. It
requires the success marker and the end of the line, and its controls
refuse a missing marker and a failure marker. The proven-cicd version,
has_proof_report, accepted a single-file line with no marker. It has
no caller after the merge, so its definition is removed.
- actions/creusot-check/test.sh: take the proven-cicd change that stops
the test when a fixture commit fails; keep this main's controls for
the real single-file format.
One merged change needs attention: .github/workflows/secret-scanner.yml
now calls hyperpolymath/proven-cicd at a12b2b4, as proven-cicd main does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The merge of proven-cicd brought a README section that names
hyperpolymath/proven-cicd as the canonical destination. In this
repository that statement is not current. Add a note that gives its
origin and date, and leave the imported text unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add a dated subsection to the closeout: what the merge keeps, how the
four conflicts are resolved, the local test comparison with main, the
change to this repository's scanner caller, and what the merge does
not change. Update the open items that the merge makes out of date.
Refs #68
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7ZmAsYpFA9gxfQLF3F6
Signed-off-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
hyperpolymath
changed the title
docs(assurance): record the 10 November fleet and suite-name observation
Merge the proven-cicd history and record the 10 November fleet observation
Nov 10, 2026
Hosted run 42846788461 failed in "Composite shell contract":
tests/lock-transitive-closure.sh examined no self-referencing pin,
because the alias family from the proven-cicd import admits cicd-suite
and proven-cicd, and this checkout is proven-cicd-and-workflows.
Admit the third exact name. The 21 literal pins in
main-estate-audit.yml still name cicd-suite, and each pinned composite
equals the composite at HEAD. A fork or a similar name stays refused.
Extend the first control loop to the third name: 9 pairs in place of
4, 25 controls in total. Record the failure and the repair in the
closeout.
Not run locally: this machine has no mikefarah yq. Local checks:
bash -n on both scripts, the alias block for 6 checkout names, and the
assurance-matrix and capability-catalogue checks.
Refs #68
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Update, 10 November: merged with `main` after #95#95 merged the 10 commits of `hyperpolymath/proven-cicd` into `main` as
`5e093a0`. Commit `f79eb1a` merges that `main` into this branch. The
owner asked for this update.
- **One conflict:** `.github/workflows/secret-scanner.yml`.
- `main` now calls `hyperpolymath/proven-cicd` at `a12b2b4`. That call
works, because the scanner at `a12b2b4` admits that name.
- This branch called `hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows` at the
same commit. The scanner at `a12b2b4` refuses that name.
- The merge keeps the working call from `main`. This pull request
therefore does not change `secret-scanner.yml` any more.
- **All other changes of this branch merged without conflict.** The 12
resolver sites (5 rust-ci, 3 creusot, 2 spark, 1 kanren, 1 scanner)
admit the third name on the merged tree.
- **The lock closure test on `main`** now admits `cicd-suite`,
`proven-cicd` and `proven-cicd-and-workflows` (from #95). The 21
composite pins in this branch name `proven-cicd-and-workflows`, and each
pinned composite equals the composite in the merged tree (read with
Git).
- **Local checks on the merged tree**, with an adapter that drops
`-o=json` for the jq-based `yq`:
- `tests/suite-source-compatibility.sh` and
`tests/published-scanner-pin.sh` pass.
- Negative control: with one rust-ci admission arm removed, the first
test fails with `FAIL rust-ci.yml/detect admitted coordinate: wanted 0,
got 2`.
- Both `--check` builders pass.
The sections below are the original description. Two statements in them
changed with this update, and each is marked.
## Why
This repository was renamed from `hyperpolymath/cicd-suite` at about
09:59 UTC on 9 November. GitHub Actions does not follow a repository
rename in `uses:`. Every workflow that names
`hyperpolymath/cicd-suite/...` now fails at startup with zero jobs
("workflow file issue"). That includes this repository's own estate
audit, whose 21 composite pins name the old repository.
Example: hyperpolymath/marches's `Central Estate CI/CD Audit` passed on
`main` at 00:20 UTC. Since the rename it has failed at startup on every
run, including a docs-only commit.
`config/migrations/proven-cicd-rollout.json` lists these risks under
`literal_rename_risks`. The owner chose to keep the new name and fix
forward.
## What
- **Admission.** `hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows` is admitted
as a third coordinate wherever `cicd-suite` and `proven-cicd` already
are:
- the rust-ci, creusot, spark and kanren resolvers;
- the scanner reusable's caller regex;
- the consumer-canary plan;
- `verify-suite-checkout.sh` and `verify-published-scanner-pin.sh`.
Legacy defaults are unchanged. The tests still assert that only an
absent field selects the legacy default.
- **Self-calls** use the new name:
- the 21 composite pins in `main-estate-audit.yml`, at the same SHAs;
- `creusot-live-canary.yml`;
- creusot-gate's hard-coded verdict checkout.
- Changed on 10 November: `secret-scanner.yml` is no longer in this
list. It keeps the working call from `main` until the repin.
- **Templates** name the new repository. `track-estate-audit.yml`:
- finds callers under either name;
- resolves HEAD from the new name;
- moves the coordinate along with the SHA, so one tracker run repairs a
caller.
- **Tests:** `suite-source-compatibility.sh` and
`published-scanner-pin.sh` cover the third coordinate. The template
self-test now greps for the new name.
- **Docs:** three current-form examples in `README.adoc` and
`ARCHITECTURE.adoc`. Historical records, including the migration plan
and the lock fixtures, are left as they are.
## Evidence (local, original branch)
- `tests/suite-source-compatibility.sh` passes for all three
coordinates.
- Negative control: with the rust-ci admission reverted, it fails with
`FAIL rust-ci.yml/detect admitted coordinate: wanted 0, got 2`.
- This was run through an adapter that drops mikefarah's `-o=json` flag,
because this container's `yq` is the jq-based one.
- `tests/published-scanner-pin.sh` passes.
- `tests/lock-transitive-closure.sh` with
`GITHUB_REPOSITORY=hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows`:
- on `main` before #95, the self-pin section fails as vacuous: `no
self-referencing pin examined`;
- on this branch, it checks all 21 composites, and each serves HEAD's
`actions/<name>`.
- Its other five failures are identical on `main` and this branch; they
are local `yq` dialect issues.
- The tracker's migration step, run on fixtures, rewrites both SHA and
name. A second run changes nothing (`changed=0`).
- actionlint shows no new findings: the single pre-existing SC2129 style
note is unchanged.
This PR's own CI is the authoritative run of the yq-based tests.
## Known follow-ups, after merge
1. **Self-callers need a repin.** Changed on 10 November.
- `creusot-live-canary.yml` (@`6c6d772`) names the new repository. The
reusable at that pinned commit predates this admission, so its resolver
refuses the name. Its two checks stay red until the repin.
- `secret-scanner.yml` stays on `hyperpolymath/proven-cicd` @`a12b2b4`
and stays green. It moves to the new name in the same repin.
- Both need a pin to this PR's merge commit, published on `main` as
`verify-published-scanner-pin.sh` requires. The same rule makes a pin to
this PR's own head unsafe.
- `secret-scanner.yml` depends on the `proven-cicd` repository until
that repin.
2. **Estate callers need one-line repins** to the merge commit, under
the new name. Each repository's copy of `track-estate-audit.yml`
predates this change: it would move the SHA but keep the old name. Those
copies need this template's version, or a hand repin. The caller
inventory is in the migration plan's private record (91 repositories,
106 workflow files).
3. `config/gitleaks/consumer-canaries.json` still names
`hyperpolymath/cicd-suite` explicitly. It is tied to the migration
plan's canary receipts, so it is left as it is.
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This pull request now has two parts. The owner asked for both on this branch.
hyperpolymath/proven-cicdmaininto this repository.It does not close #68.
Part 1: merge of the proven-cicd history
hyperpolymath/proven-cicdmainat03e858b6015e67cc1f9bc31ac1e29ddc1b6fd409. The two histories split atb931e8e126644516e292601bc644f480a7b2a5a0.db37bae. It keeps the 10 commits with their identities.main. A squash merge brings the content only, and03e858bis then not an ancestor ofmain.Conflicts
.github/workflows/rust-ci.ymltaiki-e/install-actionv2.90.0, the newer pin on thismain.README.adocactions/creusot-check/check.shhas_proved_filesfrom thismain. Remove theproven-cicdfunctionhas_proof_report, which has no caller left.actions/creusot-check/test.shmain's controls for the real single-file format. Take theproven-cicdchange that stops when a fixture commit fails.Both sides had taught the Creusot gate the Why3find single-file report. The version on this
mainrequires the success marker and refuses a missing marker and a failure marker (#92, with a real run). Theproven-cicdversion accepted a line with no marker. The merge keeps the stricter one.What the merge changes for this repository
.github/workflows/secret-scanner.ymlnow callshyperpolymath/proven-cicdata12b2b4, asproven-cicdmaindoes. The scanner at that commit admits that name. This repository then depends onproven-cicd. Do not archive or deleteproven-cicdbefore this caller and fleet have moved.proven-cicd: the Verus check, the CI profile contract and pilot manifest, the GitHub execution bridge (Idris 2), the scoped Rust documentation controls, and their tests.What the merge does not change
main-estate-audit.ymland the caller increusot-live-canary.ymlstill namecicd-suite.mainwithout this merge. It needs an update after either pull request lands.Repair of the red check
20f086afailed in "Composite shell contract".tests/lock-transitive-closure.shreportedno self-referencing pin examined.proven-cicdimport admitscicd-suiteandproven-cicdas names of this suite. This checkout has the nameproven-cicd-and-workflows.mainhas the same condition after the rename. No hosted run shows it: the lastmainrun of the job (42408029359, 7 November) passed under the former name.18a1811admitsproven-cicd-and-workflowsas the third exact name. It adds 5 controls totests/lock-self-source-controls.sh(25 in total). A fork or a similar name stays refused.18a1811: "Composite shell contract" passed in run 42849899876 (job 129947378420). The twodeonboardsteps that the failure had skipped ran there and passed (63 and 19 controls).Local validation (x86_64 Linux)
I ran every
actions/*/test.sh,tests/*.shand both--checkbuilders onmain3120495and on the merged tree.mainand fail on the merged treemain, 89 onproven-cicd, 93 on the merged tree. Execution attribution: 53 of 53 on each.yq, no Idris 2 and no Guile.tests/assurance-github.shneeds Idris 2,tests/assurance-real-canaries.shneeds an output directory argument, andtests/lock-self-source-controls.shneeds mikefarahyq.yq-based tests.Part 2: evidence for #68
docs/assurance/external-progress-2026-11-10.json: the dated snapshot, with the Git commands used and each probe that was not available.docs/assurance/SUITE-CLOSEOUT.adoc: a new section, "Fleet scanner observation: 2026-11-10", with a subsection on this merge. The 2026-10-31 table and snapshot are unchanged.docs/SECRET-SCANNER-ROLLOUT.adoc: one dated note in the fleet section.Main observations, each from before the merge:
51298a97and PR 631 as7bf2fd6d. Fleet PR 656, merged on 10 November asa57cb940, moved the fleet caller toproven-cicd@03e858b.hyperpolymath/cicd-suiteend with 0 jobs since 9 November, in this repository and in pons-asinorum. Action references in steps under the former name still start.cicd-suiteandproven-cicd. They do not admitproven-cicd-and-workflows.Not established:
catalogue/assurance.json. Verified scanner consumer deployments remain one.Refs #68
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