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ci(perf): self-test that a core release's base carries the head's dependenciesMeta (LAB-13008) - #321
The instruction-count self-test had no scenario where a core's dependenciesMeta alone changed since its tag. A mutant that drops dependenciesMeta from the copy list in .github/scripts/perf-ir.sh left every check green. The gate itself still failed closed (the base's frozen install errors), but the self-test did not pin the behaviour.
New core-meta scenario: the core's dependenciesMeta is the only manifest change since the tag, and the head's lockfile records it. It asserts that the base's core package.json carries the head's dependenciesMeta, that the dependency warning fires, and that the base's lockfile is the head's.
New core-meta-dropped scenario: the core's tag carries a dependenciesMeta and the head drops it. It asserts that the base drops it too and that the warning fires.
manifest_mix now compares the same five fields perf-ir.sh copies.
Reflowed the perf-ir.sh header comment, and it now says why the PR that bumped a core dependency was measured: a release PR that changes what the core installs must also change pnpm-lock.yaml, so it gets the whole tagged tree. A change the lockfile does not record, such as a peer range the core also takes as a devDependency, installs the same tree on both sides.
Self-test: 27/27 ok, shellcheck clean. Each mutant below exits 1 and fails these checks:
# dependenciesMeta dropped from perf-ir.sh's copy list
FAIL: core release PR: the base's core package.json carries the head's dependenciesMeta
FAIL: core release PR: a dependenciesMeta change since the tag is warned about
FAIL: core release PR: the base's core package.json drops the dependenciesMeta the head dropped
FAIL: core release PR: a dependenciesMeta removal since the tag is warned about
# the head's dependency fields merged over the tag's instead of replacing them
FAIL: core release PR: the base's core package.json drops the dependenciesMeta the head dropped
# the base takes the tag's pnpm-lock.yaml
FAIL: core release PR: the base's lockfile is the head's, which records that change
…endenciesMeta
The base check had no scenario where only dependenciesMeta changed since the
core's tag, so dropping it from perf-ir.sh's copy list left every check green.
Add one, assert the base's package.json carries the head's dependenciesMeta and
that the dependency warning fires, and reflow the perf-ir.sh header comment.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Tests
Expanded release checks to confirm that changes to dependency metadata are reflected in the core package manifest, that the changed scenario’s lockfile matches the pull request, and that changes or removals trigger a dependency warning.
Documentation
Clarified that dependency changes since a release tag are not measured when both builds use the same dependencies. Release pull requests that change the lockfile are measured against the whole tagged tree, while changes not recorded in the lockfile leave both sides installing the same tree. All pull requests to the main branch are measured.
Walkthrough
The self-test now checks how changes to or removal of dependenciesMeta affect the core package manifest, lockfile, and warning output. The BASE_PACKAGE comment clarifies how dependency changes since the tag are measured.
Changes
Core dependency metadata
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Metadata handling and self-test coverage .github/scripts/perf-ir-hash-selftest.sh, .github/scripts/perf-ir.sh
The self-test compares dependenciesMeta from the PR head. It checks that changes are reflected in the base manifest and lockfile, trigger a warning, and are removed from the base manifest when absent from the head. The BASE_PACKAGE comment describes how dependency changes since the tag are measured.
The added coverage checks metadata changes and removals, while the documentation clarifies release comparisons. No actionable merge-blocking risk is identified.
Pre-merge checks: 5
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Title check
The title names the change: a CI self-test that checks a core release's base manifest carries the head's dependenciesMeta. The diff adds core-meta and core-meta-dropped scenarios and extends manifest_…
Description check
The description states the motivation (no self-test scenario covered a core's dependenciesMeta change since its tag), describes the new core-meta and core-meta-dropped scenarios, the manifest_mix chan…
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Full details: Title check
Explanation
The title names the change: a CI self-test that checks a core release's base manifest carries the head's dependenciesMeta. The diff adds core-meta and core-meta-dropped scenarios and extends manifest_mix to compare the five fields that perf-ir.sh copies, which matches the title. The title is concise and specific, and it is a single sentence without filler. The ticket reference is noise, but it does not reduce clarity.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description states the motivation (no self-test scenario covered a core's dependenciesMeta change since its tag), describes the new core-meta and core-meta-dropped scenarios, the manifest_mix change to five fields, the perf-ir.sh header comment reflow, and reports the self-test results and mutant failures. It directly relates to the changeset and matches the raw summary.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
Explanation
Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 2 functions across 2 files.
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Head 8e50080 and base 5e089301c03b331e4270581b0683b94eec14c363 hash alike (--build-hash1a8ce8ff16eab8ae): nothing the workloads run has changed, so there is nothing to measure.
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Review comments at @.github/scripts/perf-ir-hash-selftest.sh:
- Line 149: Add a self-test scenario using core_meta to include dependenciesMeta
in the tagged fixture while leaving it absent from the head, then assert the
copied base omits that metadata. Preserve the existing scenario that tests
metadata additions.
- Around line 190-192: Update the core metadata scenario in the self-test so its
head lockfile differs from the tagged lockfile, then assert that the base uses
the head lockfile alongside the head dependenciesMeta. Ensure the fixture would
fail if the base instead selected the tagged lockfile.
Review comments at @.github/scripts/perf-ir.sh:
- Line 23: Update the comment in the perf measurement script to remove the claim
that the PR which bumped drift was measured. Preserve the statement that drift
is unmeasured and that the base workload list comes from BASE_SHA’s bench.
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The core's tag now carries a dependenciesMeta, so a new core-meta-dropped
scenario can drop it on the head and assert the base's core package.json
drops it too: a copy that merged the head's dependency fields over the tag's
instead of replacing them passed every check. The core-meta scenario's head
lockfile now differs from the tag's, and the base must carry the head's: a
base that took the tag's lockfile passed too.
Reflow the perf-ir.sh header comment and say why the PR that bumped a core
dependency was measured: the gate runs on every PR to main.
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Review comments at @.github/scripts/perf-ir-hash-selftest.sh:
- Around line 151-152: Update the metadata self-test around core_meta so the PR
branch applies a distinct dependenciesMeta change; ensure the test compares the
base package metadata with the merge commit’s metadata, not only the generated
head, so a missing PR-branch change fails the check.
- Around line 201-203: Add a warning assertion to the core metadata-removal
self-test after the `manifest_mix` assertion, using `warned` with the
`core-meta-dropped` scenario to verify that removing `dependenciesMeta` since
the tag produces a warning.
Review comments at @.github/scripts/perf-ir.sh:
- Around line 23-24: The comment overstates that dependency bumps were measured.
Update the comment in the perf-ir script to clarify that dependency drift can go
unmeasured, including changes made in the current release PR, while preserving
the statement that the base workload list comes from BASE_SHA's bench file.
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…bump is measured
The core-meta-dropped scenario now also asserts the warning fires. The perf-ir.sh header says why the PR that bumped a core dependency was measured even when it is a release PR: the bump must change pnpm-lock.yaml, a file outside the core, so perf-ir-base.sh gives that PR the whole tagged tree.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at @.github/scripts/perf-ir.sh:
- Around line 23-25: Update the explanatory comment around `perf-ir-base.sh` to
clarify that a release PR may change a peer range without changing
`pnpm-lock.yaml` when the package is also a dev dependency, causing the selector
to use the head peer range for the base. Do not imply that every release PR is
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A peer range the core also takes as a devDependency is not in pnpm-lock.yaml, so a release PR can change it without leaving the core-only base. The frozen install then installs the same tree on both sides, so nothing goes unmeasured; the header comment now says so instead of claiming every bump changes the lockfile.
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The instruction-count self-test had no scenario where a core's
dependenciesMetaalone changed since its tag. A mutant that dropsdependenciesMetafrom the copy list in.github/scripts/perf-ir.shleft every check green. The gate itself still failed closed (the base's frozen install errors), but the self-test did not pin the behaviour.core-metascenario: the core'sdependenciesMetais the only manifest change since the tag, and the head's lockfile records it. It asserts that the base's corepackage.jsoncarries the head'sdependenciesMeta, that the dependency warning fires, and that the base's lockfile is the head's.core-meta-droppedscenario: the core's tag carries adependenciesMetaand the head drops it. It asserts that the base drops it too and that the warning fires.manifest_mixnow compares the same five fieldsperf-ir.shcopies.perf-ir.shheader comment, and it now says why the PR that bumped a core dependency was measured: a release PR that changes what the core installs must also changepnpm-lock.yaml, so it gets the whole tagged tree. A change the lockfile does not record, such as a peer range the core also takes as a devDependency, installs the same tree on both sides.Self-test: 27/27
ok,shellcheckclean. Each mutant below exits 1 and fails these checks:Closes LAB-13008