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fix(cdp): accept Chromium major-version range; e2e tests fail loud - #126

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Test plan

  • cargo fmt --all -- --check
  • cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
  • cargo test --workspace
  • cargo test -p plumb-cdp --test driver_contract --features e2e-chromium (Chromium 139 on host, in range, real e2e pass)
  • just determinism-check — byte-identical across 3 runs
  • cargo deny check
  • ./target/debug/plumb lint https://example.com --format json — emits real a11y/touch-target violation against live example.com page (acceptance criterion for Phase 1 / [RUNBOOK] Phase 1 — Real CDP driver + foundational rules #10)

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Replaces the equality gate on `PINNED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR = 131` with a
range gate `MIN_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR..=MAX_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR`
(currently `131..=150`). The exact pin refused to run on any host
without Chromium 131 — including modern Chrome / Chromium installs —
which made `plumb lint <real-url>` unusable in practice. The new range
keeps the determinism guarantee (browser still constrained to a
re-validated set of majors) while unblocking real-URL lints.

`CdpError::UnsupportedChromium` now carries `min_supported`,
`max_supported`, and `found` fields. The install hint in
`chromium_install_hint()` reports the supported range and no longer
implies that `--executable-path` bypasses the version check —
auto-detection misses are still the only thing that flag fixes.

Closes #117

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The e2e-chromium tests previously caught `ChromiumNotFound` /
`UnsupportedChromium` and silently returned `Ok(())`. Hosts that lost
Chromium (or had it drift out of the supported range) saw the test
suite report success while exercising zero real browser code. This
masked broken e2e coverage.

The skip path is now opt-in: hosts that genuinely don't have Chromium
set `PLUMB_E2E_CHROMIUM_SKIP=1` (any value), which logs the underlying
error via `tracing::warn!` and returns `Ok(())`. Without that env var
the original error propagates and the test fails — surfacing the host
problem instead of hiding it.

Adds `tracing-subscriber` as a dev-dependency so the warn emitted on
the skip path actually reaches the test writer.

Closes #118

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Here is the full review.


Review: fix(cdp): accept Chromium major-version range + follow-up commits

Commits on branch: 4f59489, 75f0b0c, b0fb3c1.


Determinism — PASS

The range predicate (MIN_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR..=MAX_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR).contains(&found) and the updated #[error(...)] format string are both pure functions of their inputs. No wall-clock, no HashMap, no env-var leaking into snapshot output. Determinism invariants hold.


Workspace layering — PASS

tracing-subscriber is added only to [dev-dependencies] in crates/plumb-cdp/Cargo.toml and its usage is entirely inside #[cfg(feature = "e2e-chromium")]-gated test code. No new internal dependency edges, no unsafe added outside plumb-cdp. Layer discipline intact.


Error handling — PASS

No unwrap/expect introduced in library code. The new CdpError::UnsupportedChromium variant is properly derived via thiserror. The chromium_install_hint / validate_chromium_product_major path is clean.


Test coverage — CONDITIONAL PASS

The rewritten unit tests (detects_unsupported_chromium_major, accepts_supported_chromium_majors) correctly test below-min, above-max, and an in-range value. One fragility:

crates/plumb-cdp/src/lib.rs:1153

let in_range = "HeadlessChrome/140.0.0.0";

140 is a magic literal, not derived from the constants. If MAX_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR is ever reduced below 140, this test either silently passes with the wrong semantics or fails with an opaque assertion message. Should be:

let mid = (MIN_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR + MAX_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR) / 2;
let in_range = format!("HeadlessChrome/{mid}.0.0.0");

Documentation — PASS (with caveat)

All public items (MIN_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR, MAX_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR, CdpError::UnsupportedChromium fields) have docs. install-chromium.md, cli.md, CHANGELOG.md, and both AGENTS.md files are updated consistently. The --executable-path comment at lib.rs:432 documents a non-obvious invariant (the override doesn't bypass the version check) — appropriate use of a comment.

Unverifiable: docs/local/prd.md is gitignored. The plumb-cdp/AGENTS.md invariant says the range "must match the PRD (§9, §16)." This cannot be confirmed from the diff. The author should assert in the PR description that §9 and §16 have been updated.


Missing ADR — BLOCKER

The original crates/plumb-cdp/AGENTS.md (before this PR) states explicitly:

The pinned Chromium major version (PINNED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR) must match the PRD (§9, §16) and the docs. Changing it needs an ADR.

This PR does not merely bump the pin — it replaces the exact-pin mechanism with a range, which is a larger architectural decision: accepting a 20-major window trades away strict rendering reproducibility for host compatibility. That trade-off is exactly what the ADR requirement exists to capture: the context, alternatives considered, and the re-validation commitment when the upper bound moves.

docs/adr/ currently contains only 0001-bootstrap-conventions.md. No new ADR (e.g., 0002-chromium-version-range.md) appears in the diff. The updated AGENTS.md says future range shifts need an ADR — but that clause doesn't retroactively cover the current shift.


Punch list

# File:Line Severity Issue
1 docs/adr/ (missing file) BLOCKER No ADR for pin→range architectural change; plumb-cdp/AGENTS.md rule explicitly requires one.
2 crates/plumb-cdp/src/lib.rs:1153 WARNING Hardcoded 140 literal — derive from constants to avoid silent drift.
3 docs/local/prd.md (not in diff) WARNING PRD §9/§16 alignment unverifiable; assert in PR description that it was updated.

Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES

The e2e-chromium feature gates tests that need a real Chromium binary
on the host. Its Cargo.toml comment already declares it "off in CI",
but the workspace test job's `--all-features` flag silently activated
it. The previous code path treated missing/unsupported Chromium as a
silent pass, so the mismatch went unnoticed; now that #118 made those
paths fail loudly, the Windows runner's broken Chromium launch
surfaces as a CI failure on every PR.

Drop `--all-features` from the workspace test job. Clippy, cargo
check, and coverage still run with `--all-features` so the feature
itself stays validated for compile cleanliness.

Refs #117 #118

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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aram-devdocs added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 28, 2026
ADR 0002 captures the decision behind PR #126 (issues #117/#118): why
the exact-pin gate became MIN_SUPPORTED_CHROMIUM_MAJOR..=MAX_SUPPORTED_
CHROMIUM_MAJOR, what range bumps require, and how e2e-chromium tests
fail loud by default. Adds the new ADR to the book index.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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