release: v0.9.6 - #1129
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Correctness release for `check --checks *` + native bridge resilience.
Changelog:
- altimate-core 0.7.0 upgrade + consumer contract sync surfaces findings
many `check --checks {validate,semantic,grade,pii,migration,safety,
policy,compare}` paths previously missed. Teams gating CI on `--fail-on
error|warning` may see new failures on unchanged SQL — these are real
findings, not regressions in your code. (#1090)
- Truncated tool-output files were being deleted the moment they were
written since 2026-08-14, due to a 48-bit Identifier timestamp wrap.
Both cleanups now age files by mtime; stat failures fail safe (keep
the file). (#1113, closes #1112)
- Native bridge no longer poisons itself for the process lifetime on a
transient NAPI load failure — registration now caches an in-flight
promise, cleared on failure so subsequent calls can retry. Fix +
adversarial tests from the v0.9.6 release review (Chaos Gremlin).
Deferred to follow-up issues: #1124 (grace-window flag), #1125 (rule
catalog docs), #1126 (legacy-shape-fallback removal), #1127 (NAPI-load-
failure CI job), #1128 (truncate.ts/truncation.ts consolidation).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe 0.9.6 release documents check corrections and native registration behavior. Dispatcher registration now deduplicates attempts and guards against stale state. Adversarial tests validate retries, concurrency, memoization, generation guards, and reset behavior. Finding metadata documentation clarifies Changes0.9.6 correctness release
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The release improves native registration retry behavior, but its new adversarial test changes process-wide telemetry configuration and may interfere with unrelated tests running in parallel. Merge readiness therefore depends on isolating that test or explicitly accepting the bounded test-suite reliability risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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- Around line 54-60: Update the registration flow around _registrationPromise,
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P2: This test does not cover the concurrent-failure path named in its title. Add concurrent calls against a rejecting registration hook, assert one attempt and shared rejection, then assert a later call retries.</violation>
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P3: This test does not exercise what its comment claims. When the first call rejects, the dispatcher's error handler already nulls `_registrationPromise`, and the very next `setRegistrationHook()` nulls it again, so the test passes even if `reset()` were removed entirely. Assert the post-reset state directly: after `reset()` and before setting a new hook, verify `call()` fails with "No native handler for ping".</violation>
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P2: This test does not cover the concurrent-failure path named in its title. Add concurrent calls against a rejecting registration hook, assert one attempt and shared rejection, then assert a later call retries.
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Fixed in b823ea61 — added a companion test "concurrent calls share ONE registration attempt on failure" that fires 20 concurrent calls against a rejecting hook, asserts every one rejects with the SAME error instance (proving dedup held), with the hook body having run exactly once. Fair earlier point that the original test's title conflated success + failure — the current title scopes each test to one path explicitly.
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P3: This test does not exercise what its comment claims. When the first call rejects, the dispatcher's error handler already nulls _registrationPromise, and the very next setRegistrationHook() nulls it again, so the test passes even if reset() were removed entirely. Assert the post-reset state directly: after reset() and before setting a new hook, verify call() fails with "No native handler for ping".
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+ // Reset should wipe both hook and cached promise. Setting a new hook
+ // must let call() invoke IT, not a stale rejected promise.
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The test at this line was substantially rewritten in 6400201b and 779953cc — the mismatch you originally flagged (test-body vs comment) is gone; the current "reset() while a hook is pending" test asserts exactly what its comment describes (stale success handler must not clobber the reset state, verified via a rejected/settled first-call and then a second call that must see the replacement hook).
Addresses coderabbit findings on the release PR: - **Major** — dispatcher.ts: without generation tracking, a stale registration attempt's `.then` handler could clobber replacement state installed mid-flight by a concurrent `reset()` or `setRegistrationHook()`. Success path nulled `_ensureRegistered` (wiping a replacement hook); failure path nulled `_registrationPromise` (breaking dedup for a newer in-flight promise). Fix: bump a generation counter on every mutation entry point; the settle handlers only mutate cached state if their captured generation is still current. 2 new adversarial tests cover both races. - **Minor** — CHANGELOG.md and docs/docs/usage/check.md: the "every finding carries a `rule` field" claim isn't quite true — `lint` findings may omit `rule` if the engine didn't attach one (matches the documented Finding Object where `rule` is optional). Qualified the wording in both files to "when set" / "when the underlying engine attaches one" so users know to check for presence before switching on it. Local verification: `bun test test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts test/altimate/dispatcher.test.ts` → 14/14 pass (2 new race tests). `bun turbo typecheck` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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64-78: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPrevent stale registration hooks from replacing current handlers.
The generation guard protects
_ensureRegisteredand_registrationPromise, butfn()can still callDispatcher.register()after its generation becomes stale. If a replacement hook registerspingand completes before the old pending hook resumes, the old hook can overwritenativeHandlers.get("ping"). Later calls then use the stale handler.Stage handler registrations per attempt and commit them only when the captured generation is current. Add a test that completes the replacement hook before the old hook, then verifies a later call uses the replacement handler.
As per coding guidelines, “Protect shared session, worker, cache, dispatcher, and file-write state from async races.”
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…ister() Addresses second round of coderabbit + cubic findings on release/v0.9.6: - **cubic P2 (dispatcher.ts)** — the previous generation guard prevented a stale hook's `.then` handler from mutating shared state, but the old hook BODY itself could still `Dispatcher.register()` late and clobber fresh entries a newer hook had already written. Fix: on stale-generation success, clear `_registrationPromise` so the next `Dispatcher.call` re-runs the CURRENT hook — its `register()` calls then idempotently overwrite whatever the stale hook wrote. Successful current-generation attempts keep the resolved promise memoized so subsequent calls fast-path through an already-settled await. - **cubic P3 (test file)** — replaced every `setTimeout` sync point with Promise-gate synchronisation. Bun's `async` function bodies run sync until the first `await`, so `Dispatcher.call(...)` has already registered its cached promise and hit `await _registrationPromise` by the time control returns to us — no external delay needed. Tests are now scheduler-independent. - **cubic P3 (docs/usage/check.md)** — rewrote the dangling "and how the rule inventory is discovered in practice" clause. Now links to the Finding Object schema and calls out which check types always vs sometimes include `rule`. - New adversarial test covering the stale-register self-heal path; full dispatcher suite: 15/15 pass. Non-vacuous: verified the new test FAILS if the P2 fix is reverted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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70-81: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDo not clear a newer in-flight registration promise.
If an old hook is pending,
setRegistrationHook()installs a new hook, and a second call starts the new hook,_registrationPromiseholds the new attempt. If the old hook then succeeds, Line 81 clears that new promise because the generations differ. A third call starts the new hook again while its first attempt is still pending.Keep promise identity separate from stale-handler recovery state. Add a Promise-gated test where stale success occurs before the replacement hook resolves. The test must assert that all replacement callers share one attempt.
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Reverts the round-2 self-heal (was: on stale-generation success, clear `_registrationPromise` so the current hook re-runs). Coderabbit + cubic both correctly flagged that this reintroduces the very race the round-1 generation guard was meant to prevent: if the stale hook resolves while a REPLACEMENT hook is still in flight, clearing `_registrationPromise` clobbers the newer attempt's cached promise — a third caller then starts a second registration attempt, breaking dedup. Every attempt to self-heal without inventing a heavier per-entry generation scheme (or wrapping ``register()`` with a generation guard) introduces another race. Doing that here would materially complicate the dispatcher for a scenario that never occurs in production — ``setRegistrationHook`` is called exactly once at startup by ``native/index.ts``, and ``reset()`` is test-only. Test-authored races that violate isolation are the caller's contract, not this module's correctness problem. - Revert to round-1 logic (generation guard on shared-state mutations only) - Remove the "stale hook self-heal" adversarial test — it was locking in behavior we've decided not to guarantee - Add explicit contract documentation to `dispatcher.ts` and to the adversarial test file's top docstring so the design decision is discoverable to reviewers next time Dispatcher suite: 14/14 pass (was 15 with the deleted self-heal test). The round-1 generation guard is retained and still tested. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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cubic P3 catch: my round-3 wording "reset()/setRegistrationHook() MUST
NOT be called while a call is in flight" is contradicted by this same
PR's adversarial tests — which do exactly that on purpose, to exercise
the generation guard on the .then handlers. The wording was too broad.
Rewrote to distinguish two claims:
• What IS guaranteed: shared-state mutation (`_ensureRegistered` /
`_registrationPromise`) by a stale attempt's .then handler is
blocked by the generation guard. Concurrent reset/setRegistrationHook
is safe wrt that.
• What is NOT: late `Dispatcher.register(...)` calls from a stale
hook BODY (that resumes after replacement) overwrite whatever the
newer hook wrote. No self-heal — chased twice, recreated the
guard's race both times.
• Why: production never triggers late-write clobber (hook set once
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Approving the v0.9.6 release cut.
Reviewed: dispatcher NAPI-registration fix is well-built (in-flight promise dedupe + generation counter against stale settles, with the non-covered scenario documented in the test), CHANGELOG leads with the --fail-on CI-impact warning as the release review demanded, and the P2s are properly deferred to filed issues (#1124–#1127).
Note: the red "Kilo Code Review" check is a rate-limit non-run ("This review did not run"), not a finding — all substantive CI is green/path-skipped.
Addresses three cubic P2 findings on release/v0.9.6:
- **CHANGELOG L10 + bullet (e)/(f)**: my theme + bullets listed
`migration` and `compare` as valid `check --checks` lanes. They are not
— `VALID_CHECKS` in `check-helpers.ts` only accepts
{lint, validate, safety, policy, pii, semantic, grade}. The migration
and compare correctness fixes belong to the `altimate-core-migration`
and `altimate-core-compare` TOOLS (agent tools, not check lanes).
Moved them to their own bullets and dropped them from the check-lane
list in the theme.
- **Test env-var teardown**: `afterAll` unconditionally deleted
`ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, wiping any pre-existing value an outer
suite may have set. Now captures the prior value in `beforeAll` and
restores it (or deletes if none was set).
- **Concurrent-failure test coverage**: added a companion to the
concurrent-success test that fires 20 concurrent calls against a
rejecting hook and asserts every one rejects with the SAME error
instance (proving dedup held across the failure path) with the hook
body having run exactly once.
15/15 dispatcher tests pass (14 prior + 1 new).
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Re-approving after the round-5 push (my prior approval was auto-dismissed by a commit that landed one second later).
Reviewed the delta: CHANGELOG restructuring only (splits the migration/compare tool fixes into their own entries — more accurate, since they're tools not check subcommands) plus two test-hygiene improvements (env-var restore instead of unconditional delete; a concurrent-failure dedup test asserting all 20 callers reject with the same error object and the hook runs once). No production-code changes since my previous review of the dispatcher fix. Kilo check failure remains a rate-limit non-run, not a finding.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not mutate process.env in a shared parallel test process.
beforeAll changes the process-global ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED value. A parallel test can observe "true" or have its value overwritten by this file's afterAll restore. Save/restore does not provide parallel isolation.
Run this test file in an isolated process with the variable set before startup, or inject the telemetry configuration without changing global environment state.
As per coding guidelines, tests using dispatchers or similar shared state must provide teardown and isolation safe for parallel bun test execution.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts` around lines
36 - 49, Remove the process-global environment mutation from the test’s
beforeAll and afterAll hooks. Run the release-v0.9.6 adversarial tests in an
isolated process with ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED set before startup, or use an
existing dependency-injection path to configure telemetry without process.env;
preserve the disabled-telemetry behavior and parallel-test isolation.
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Real-world impact is near-zero and this will be addressed in a follow-up.
Why it's not blocking merge:
- Bun test runs test files sequentially in one process by default in this repo — no parallelism, no clash today.
- The dispatcher's
Telemetry.trackcalls are wrapped in try/catch that swallow all errors, so telemetry firing during a test cannot fail the test regardless. - The pattern here mirrors
test/altimate/dispatcher.test.ts, which has shipped this way for months without incident.
Latent risk is only real once someone enables bun test --concurrency N — a flake surface, not a correctness surface.
Actual fix is smaller than the finding suggests: delete the env-var setup entirely (5 lines). The dispatcher already swallows telemetry errors, so no test needs to disable telemetry. Filing a follow-up issue to remove the pattern from both this file and dispatcher.test.ts together.
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@sahrizvi, agreed that the current sequential test execution makes the immediate impact low. The telemetry error handling also means this setup is not required for test correctness.
The global process.env mutation remains a latent parallel-test isolation risk. Removing the hooks from both test files is the appropriate small follow-up.
Would you like me to create the follow-up GitHub issue?
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Repo: AltimateAI/altimate-code PR: 1129
File: packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts:36-49
Timestamp: 2026-08-23T19:44:40.286Z
Learning: In `packages/opencode`, Bun test files currently run sequentially by default. `Dispatcher` telemetry calls through `Telemetry.track` catch and ignore errors, so dispatcher tests do not need to set `ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED` to prevent telemetry failures. The existing `process.env` setup in `packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts` and `packages/opencode/test/altimate/dispatcher.test.ts` should be removed together in a follow-up to prevent a future parallel-test isolation risk.
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Summary
Cuts v0.9.6 from
main— a correctness release forcheck --checks *+ native bridge resilience.check --checks {validate,semantic,grade,pii,migration,safety,policy,compare}now surfaces findings it was previously missing. Teams gating CI on--fail-on error|warningmay see new failures on unchanged SQL. These are real findings the tool previously missed, not regressions in your code. (#1090)Identifiertimestamp wrap. Both cleanups now age by mtime; stat failures fail safe. (#1113, closes #1112)Release-review verdict
Ran the mandated 5-persona multi-model review before writing the CHANGELOG. 5/5 SHIP WITH NOTES, 0 HOLD.
--fail-on; no rollout leverunbalanced_quoterule undiscoverable pre-fireActionable P1s were fixed on this branch (dispatcher, CHANGELOG, docs). Everything else was deferred to filed issues below.
Deferred to follow-up issues
--legacy-severitygrace window oncheckseverity remapcheck --checks safety(and lint/policy)altimate-core-*toolstruncate.tsandtruncation.tscleanup logicTest plan
pre→ PASS (8 PASS, 1 WARN untracked-only)tag→ PASS (8 PASS, 1 WARN untracked-only)bun turbo typecheck→ PASS (13/13 cached)--strictagainstorigin/main→ PASS (no upstream-shared files modified)test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts— 4 new cases on dispatcher retry) → 4/4 PASStest/altimate+test/cli+test/tool+test/skill) → 5984 pass / 655 skip / 1 known-flaky fail (run-process.test.ts::--trace writes a session trace artifact— deterministic 5/5 pass in isolation, pre-existing subprocess flake called out in #1090's verification section)OPENCODE_VERSION=0.9.6 bun run pre-release) → PASS — binary reports0.9.6, all 4 checks greenMerge order
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main. After merge,v0.9.6tag will be created frommainHEAD and pushed, triggering.github/workflows/release.ymlfor npm publish + GitHub Release + Docker image.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Cuts v0.9.6:
check --checks *now surfaces real findings previously hidden; the native dispatcher retries and dedupes after transient NAPI load failures and guards against stale settle handlers; truncated tool outputs are no longer deleted immediately. CI gated with--fail-on error|warningmay now fail on unchanged SQL because these are real findings the tool previously hid.Review focus
packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/dispatcher.ts: cache an in-flight registration promise across callers; clear the cache on failure; add a generation counter so stale settle handlers cannot clobber newer state;reset()clears the hook and cached promise and bumps the generation; comments document the concurrency contract.packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.9.6-adversarial.test.ts: adds adversarial coverage for retry-after-failure, single registration across concurrent callers, memoization after success,reset()behavior, generation guard, and concurrent-failure dedup; restores any priorALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLEDvalue after tests.docs/docs/usage/check.md: clarify that a finding’sruleappears in--format jsonwhen attached by the engine; somelintfindings may omit it.Rollout impact
checkwith--fail-on error|warning, expect new failures; triage and fix or temporarily adjust the threshold.ruleas optional and switch on presence.Written for commit b823ea6. Summary will update on new commits.
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