docs(wire-format): scope compressed-byte reproducibility per-vector (LAB-1751) - #57
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…LAB-1751) The large_compressible pair pins lz4_flex's 15 B block; the spec's own reference liblz4 mapping emits a valid 14 B block for the same input (encode-only divergence, decode correct — found by execution in the LAB-868 panel review). Regeneration rejected: every SDK compresses via cachekit-core's lz4_flex, whose CI asserts re-encode byte-identity, so re-pinning to liblz4 would break the canonical writer and merely swap which compressor diverges. Remediation (path b): spec/wire-format.md gains a 'Compressed-byte reproducibility' section — compressed bytes are not canonical across conforming encoders (interop-v2 doctrine, LAB-1135), conformance for compressed_data is read-side only, writers are never byte-compared against fixtures, and large_compressible is marked known encode-divergent / decode-verified only. wire-format-reference.py verify gains an optional liblz4 decode-conformance leg (dep already installed in CI) plus --require-extras, passed in verify.yml's optional-deps step, so dependency drift cannot silently disable the deeper checks. Fixture bytes untouched (1.1.1) — no SDK re-vendors. Expert panel (high stakes) findings applied: OverflowError/MemoryError from lz4.block.decompress converted to the guarded AssertionError so a poisoned vector fails itself, not the run (mutation-tested both ways); --require-extras closes the silent-optional gap; doctrine prose deduplicated per catchphrase cut list.
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WalkthroughThe change defines read-side LZ4 conformance rules, adds optional ChangesWire-format conformance
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR scopes compressed-byte conformance per vector and strengthens optional dependency checks without indicating a runtime protocol change. Merge readiness is low risk, but the changelog should be aligned with the canonical writer’s byte-identity rule and the added test code should address its localized lint violation. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly summarises the main change: it scopes compressed-byte reproducibility to individual wire-format vectors. It is specific, concise, and consistent with the documentation, verifier, test, and CI changes. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 21-24: Update the changelog sentence to limit the compression
claim to envelope-using SDKs, reflecting that cachekit-rs does not use the
envelope for values; preserve the existing lz4_flex and CI explanation.
In `@tools/wire-format-reference.py`:
- Line 337: Update the assertion handling around the liblz4 validation to remove
the interpolated message from the direct AssertionError and satisfy Ruff TRY003.
Use a small private exception type or another exception type that owns the
message, while preserving the caught exception as the cause.
- Around line 333-334: In the decompression flow around lz4_block.decompress,
validate that size is no greater than the protocol’s 536870912-byte
original_size limit before calling it. Reject oversized values with the existing
named failure path, while preserving valid equality-check behavior and the
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CodeRabbit, PR #57. The stronger argument is not the OOM: spec/wire-format.md's decode sequence validates original_size <= 512 MiB at step 4, BEFORE step 6 decompresses, and this file is the spec's executable witness — it was running step 6 without step 4. The reference implementation now implements the sequence it documents. The OOM path is real but narrower than the finding claims. Reaching the liblz4 decompress with an oversized size means defeating three earlier guards (size vs input_size, twin field drift, bin re-encode byte-identity), so it takes a fully coherent fixture — the shape a bad regeneration produces, not a one-field tamper. Verified by building exactly that fixture: base and twin envelopes re-encoded with original_size at 512 MiB + 1, input_size matching. Before, that handed lz4.block.decompress a 512 MiB allocation bound; now it fails as "original_size 536870913 exceeds the spec's 536870912 B limit". Also scoped the CHANGELOG's SDK claim: cachekit-rs writes plain MessagePack with no envelope (spec 'Per-SDK'), so "every SDK compresses through lz4_flex" was overstated. Now "every envelope-using SDK". Verify still passes all 7 vector pairs with msgpack-python + liblz4. Refs LAB-1751
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Kody (critical, team rule "Don't Use assert for Data Validation") on the line added in a0643c5. Correct, and for a sharper reason than the rule states. Every other check in _verify_vector is an assert, and that is fine for them: they are conformance checks, so if `python -O` strips them the tool verifies nothing and the silence is self-announcing. A memory-safety bound behaves differently under -O — it disappears while the tool still looks like it works, right up to the point an oversized fixture takes the process out. Same keyword, opposite failure mode, which is why the blanket rule lands hardest on exactly this line. ValueError is already in verify()'s per-vector guard, so the named FAIL line and the per-vector isolation are unchanged. Verified: all 7 vector pairs pass; the coherent-mutation fixture still fails as ValueError("original_size 536870913 exceeds the spec's 536870912 B limit"); and that failure now survives `python -OO`, which it did not before. Refs LAB-1751
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…er (LAB-1751) Expert-panel review (crypto/protocol gate — the diff touches the ByteStorage wire format). Each finding was reproduced by poisoning test-vectors/wire-format.json and re-confirmed after the fix; the fixture itself is byte-unchanged. 1. original_size drift was undetectable. lz4.block.decompress(uncompressed_size=N) sizes the output buffer, it does not assert the decoded length -- verified: decompress(compress(b'hello world 1234'), uncompressed_size=100000) returns 16 bytes without error. The pre-existing guard compared original_size against input_size, and both live IN the file under test, so they drift together. A vector declaring 100,000,000 for 16 bytes of real input verified green while printing "liblz4 decode ok". Now checked against len(input_hex), the only field the pinned bytes derive from, and placed outside the optional-deps gate so spec decode step 9 runs on the stdlib leg too. 2. python -O stripped every check. All conformance checks here are asserts, so an optimised run printed "all 7 vector pairs verified" against a poisoned fixture. verify() now refuses to run when __debug__ is false. 3. --require-extras failed open on a typo. Unrecognised args were dropped, so `verify --require-extra` exited 0 with the extras legs off -- the exact silent coverage loss the flag was added to prevent. Unknown args now exit 2. Also: pin the liblz4 encode-divergence set (LZ4_ENCODE_DIVERGENT) and assert it, so a toolchain bump that changes which vectors diverge fails CI instead of quietly making the new spec section's prose wrong; and stop catching MemoryError as a per-vector conformance failure, since that would hide a host OOM. spec/wire-format.md, same panel: - Scope "a writer MUST NOT be conformance-tested by byte-comparing its compressor output" to non-canonical writers. Unscoped, it forbade the cachekit-core re-encode assertions the next paragraph relies on as the enforcement mechanism -- the fleet's only detector for an unintended lz4_flex change. - Scope the cachekit-core enforcement claim to the vectors that repo vendors: it pins version == "1.1.0", so width_boundary_bin16 (added at 1.1.1) has no encode-side check anywhere today. Recorded in the spec; closed by re-vendoring. Verified: all verify.yml legs green (stdlib + optional-deps python, both node cross-checks), generate is a no-op, fixture byte-identical.
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…z4 pin (LAB-1751) Panel MIN: the encode-divergence NOTE pinned liblz4's version but not lz4_flex's, while the section's own doctrine is that encoder output is version-dependent. large_compressible's 15 B pin comes from cachekit-core v0.2.0 per the fixture generator field.
Expert-panel review — crypto/protocol gate (high stakes)Ran because this diff changes the ByteStorage wire-format contract, which fires the workspace's mandatory panel gate. CI green + both bots approved did not cover what the panel found. Four agents; every finding below was reproduced by poisoning Applied
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Panel's own verdict on the designPath B (document, don't regenerate) was independently confirmed sound, not a cheaper-option rationalisation: re-pinning to liblz4's 14 B block breaks Every spec number was checked by execution and holds: liblz4 1.9.4 emits 14 B ( VerificationAll |
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13-13: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the byte-comparison prohibition to non-canonical writers.
Line 13 says that writers are never validated by byte-comparing compressor output. This conflicts with Lines 14-15 and
spec/wire-format.md, which retain byte-identity assertions for the canonicallz4_flexwriter. State that non-canonical writers are not byte-compared.Proposed fix
- never validated by byte-comparing compressor output against fixtures, and + non-canonical writers are never validated by byte-comparing compressor output against fixtures, and🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The -O refusal added earlier guarded `verify` only. `generate` shares the same all-assert integrity model and is the path that *writes* test-vectors/wire-format.json — the fixture every SDK conforms against. Under -O its input checks vanish silently: a bin-encoded base vector was observed producing a garbage twin and exit 0, with the fixture rewritten. Hoisted the guard to main() so it covers every command rather than the one that happened to be audited. No command in this tool is meaningful with assertions stripped, so refusing before dispatch is both smaller and complete — it also removes the "which entry points did we remember?" question the per-function placement kept open. Added tools/test_wire_format_reference.py, mirroring the doctrine already written down for the version-floor guard: a guard with no mutation test degrades to reporting OK. It asserts both commands refuse under -O and -OO, that the refusal is the guard's and not an unrelated crash, and keeps a positive control so a guard that refuses everything cannot pass. Verified failing (3 cases) with the guard stripped. Kody flagged the assert-for-validation class on this file; this closes it at the choke point instead of rewriting 24 asserts into if/raise, which would have left the conformance failures indistinguishable from real errors in verify()'s per-vector guard.
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Second expert panel on the current HEAD (crypto/protocol gate — this diff
edits spec/wire-format.md). The gate keys off HEAD, not "a panel ran on this
ticket once", and two commits had landed since the last one.
CRIT — generate could permanently erase a committed vector, exit 0.
`fixture["vectors"] = legacy + twins` rebuilt from the legacy set alone, so
any vector that is not a derived twin was dropped with no diagnostic. The
trap was baited: verify's orphan FAIL names `generate` as the remedy, so the
documented repair step completed the data loss. Reproduced end to end —
dropping legacy width_boundary_bin16 (the fleet's only bin16 coverage, and
per this PR's own spec text already uncovered by any encode-side check) left
generate reporting success on a fixture two vectors smaller, verify green,
ready to be re-vendored by 4+ SDKs that sha256-pin this file. generate is now
append-only: it refuses to write when the rebuild would lose a name.
MAJ — the -O guard was bypassable by import. It sat in main(), so
`exec_module(m); m.verify()` under -O printed a full pass having run zero
asserts. Moved to module scope, which closes the CLI and the import path
together; sibling tools reuse this envelope codec, so the import path is real.
Spec and comment accuracy (an SDK author in another language reads these as
contract):
- The "MUST NOT byte-compare a non-canonical writer's compressor output" rule
was over-broad. liblz4 reproduces 6 of 7 pins byte-for-byte, so read
literally it told every liblz4-based SDK to delete a working drift detector
— and it forbade exactly what this repo's own verifier does at
LZ4_ENCODE_DIVERGENT. Now forbids the wrong *conclusion* (judging a writer
non-conforming for differing bytes), explicitly allowing byte-comparison as
a declared-divergence tripwire.
- CHANGELOG restated that rule unscoped — the pre-fix wording the previous
panel overturned, contradicting its own later bullet.
- Two comments and the CHANGELOG claimed encoder agreement is "never
asserted". It is, against the divergence set. A false comment on a gate is
what the next maintainer trusts when deciding the assert is safe to relax.
- A comment claimed the ground-truth assert made spec decode step 9 run on
both CI legs. Step 9 compares decompressed length; the stdlib leg never
decompresses. Same over-claim class trimmed once already in this ticket.
- Scope stated cachekit-core's re-encode coverage unqualified, contradicting
the 1.1.0/1.1.1 gap this diff documents 240 lines later. Scope is read first.
- MAX_UNCOMPRESSED_SIZE was unreachable behind the ground-truth assert and
inside the lz4-only branch; moved ahead of both so it fires on both legs.
- 'Size Limits' / 'Per-SDK' section citations named sections that do not
exist ('Security Limits', 'SDK Storage Containers (auto mode)').
`--require-extras` was accepted and ignored on generate — the same
accepted-and-dropped fail-open the unrecognised-arg check exists to close.
Now exit 2.
Mutation suite extended to 11 cases across three guard classes, each verified
failing with its guard stripped; scratch-tree mirroring keeps the fixture out
of reach. Both CI legs run green locally, liblz4 divergence exactly as the
spec NOTE states (14 B vs 15 B on large_compressible). Fixture bytes
untouched.
Trimmed ~25 lines of duplicated normative prose across spec, docstring and
workflow: each doctrine was written out four or five times, and the copies had
already started contradicting each other.
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…verifier (LAB-1751) Expert-panel round 3 (crypto/protocol gate keys off current HEAD, not "a panel ran on this ticket once" — commits 4c80bbf and 491490e landed after round 2). All three findings exited 0 before the fix and are caught after; the mutation matrix is committed so they cannot rot back. The unifying defect: every existing check iterates the fixture's own vector list, so none of them can see a whole-file property. That is the original_size/input_size lesson one level up — a name list derived from the artifact under test pins nothing. - The base-vector set is now pinned in code (EXPECTED_BASE_VECTORS). Dropping a legacy base AND its _bin twin together — the realistic bad-merge shape, which the orphan-twin refusal does not cover — netted to zero in generate's append-only diff: verify reported "all 6 vector pairs verified" and generate WROTE the 12-vector fixture, both exit 0. It also silently disarmed LZ4_ENCODE_DIVERGENT, since the divergent vector stopped being iterated. - The fixture's declared `limits` block is now compared against the spec's Security Limits table. SDKs read their bounds from that block and nothing pinned it either way, so a fixture rewriting max_uncompressed_size to 1 verified green while handing every downstream reader a wrong bound. - A declared-divergent vector's compressed_data is now byte-pinned. `assert diverges == (name in LZ4_ENCODE_DIVERGENT)` is a one-bit check that any other valid LZ4 block satisfies, so re-pinning large_compressible to an unrelated, correctly-decompressing block passed both CI legs. The byte-pin sits OUTSIDE the optional-deps gate (same reasoning as the ground-truth compare) so the one vector this section exists to document is enforced on the stdlib leg too — it has no canonical-writer check anywhere else in the fleet. Harness: mutation cases for all three, each proven non-vacuous by deleting the guard and confirming the matching case fails. Its own invocations that can reach `generate` now run against a scratch mirror instead of the repo's sha256-pinned fixture — with the guard regressed, this suite (CI's first step) rewrote the vendored artifact. Exit-code-only assertions gained guard-marker checks: python exits 2 on a bad script path and 1 on a traceback, which made an exit-code-only case pass vacuously. Spec/CHANGELOG accuracy, same class as the two false claims round 2 caught: - Read-side conformance for compressed_data was fully satisfiable by a reader enforcing none of Security Limits. Every pinned vector is well-formed with a truthful original_size, so they evidence none of Retrieve Flow steps 4/5/9 and a reader omitting all three decompresses all of them. Now stated explicitly. - "width_boundary_bin16 is not yet covered by any encode-side check anywhere" was too broad: this repo asserts its legacy and bin re-encode byte-identity on every run, and liblz4 reproduces its compressed bytes on the optional leg. The real gap is narrower — no canonical-writer (lz4_flex) compressed-byte check, and its xxh3-64 checksum is recomputed nowhere. - The stated remedy failed on contact. Re-vendoring 1.1.1 into cachekit-core needs three changes, not one: bump FIXTURE_SHA256, bump the version pin, and relax `assert_eq!(twin_bytes[1], 0xc4)` to accept 0xc5 — that assertion requires every twin to be bin8 and width_boundary_bin16_bin is bin16 (303 B compressed_data), which is the vector's entire purpose. Verified against cachekit-core@main. A remedy that fails leaves the gap open longer. - Two comments credited the wrong mechanism: the sibling python-frame-reference uses the same refusal guard for its whole-fixture rebuild (its upsert applies only to the single-vector append mode), and nothing in the repo imports this module's codec — the -O guard's real justification is the harness's importlib probe and the sibling loader pattern. Cut: an unreachable, message-less `assert t_encoding == "bin"` and a dead `startswith("-")` disjunct whose job the arity check already does (57-combination argv sweep: zero divergence). Fixture byte-untouched (sha256 b902db88…, version stays 1.1.1) — no downstream SDK re-vendors. Both CI legs green, 22 harness cases, 10/10 mutations caught (7 escaped before), no new lint.
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verify (stdlib leg) |
pass, 7 pairs |
verify --require-extras (lz4 4.4.5 / liblz4 1.9.4 + msgpack 1.2.1) |
pass — large_compressible diverges 14 B vs 15 B as the spec claims |
test_wire_format_reference.py |
pass, 22 cases |
| Other stdlib CI steps (interop, interop-v2, encryption, python-frame, file-backend) | pass |
| Mutation matrix | 10/10 caught post-fix; 7/10 escaped on 491490e, incl. generate writing a shrunken fixture |
| Non-vacuity (guard deleted → matching case must fail) | 5/5 detected |
| Lint | ruff --line-length 129: identical to baseline (2 × PLW1510, 1 × EXE001, all pre-existing) |
| Spec anchors | all 12 in-document anchors resolve |
| Fixture | sha256 b902db88… unchanged |
Also still open from round 2, unticketed: re-vendoring wire-format.json 1.1.1 into cachekit-core (now with the three concrete changes it needs, above).
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p = Path("test-vectors/wire-format.json")
fixture = json.loads(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
print("top-level keys:", sorted(fixture))
print("version:", fixture.get("version"))
print("limits:", fixture.get("limits"))
for vector in fixture.get("vectors", []):
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vector.get("name"),
"encoding=", vector.get("envelope_encoding", "<legacy>"),
"derived_from=", vector.get("derived_from", "<none>"),
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Resolves LAB-1751 — the
large_compressiblefixture pair pins bytes the spec's own reference liblz4 mapping cannot produce (verified by execution during the LAB-868 panel review):lz4.block.compress(data, store_size=False)emits a 14 B block where the fixture pinslz4_flex's 15 B (end-of-block match/literal split; both valid, both decode to the input).Decision: document per-vector scoping (path b), don't regenerate
Regeneration was rejected because it can't work: every SDK compresses through
cachekit-core'slz4_flex, whose CI assertsstore()re-encode byte-identity against the pinned bytes (LAB-423). Re-pinning to liblz4 output would break the canonical writer's tests and merely swap which compressor diverges — two conforming LZ4 block encoders legally emit different bytes. This follows the doctrine the interop-v2 RFC (LAB-1135, #53) already made binding: compressed bytes are not canonical — read-side conformance only.Changes
spec/wire-format.md— new "Compressed-byte reproducibility (per-vector scoping)" section under Library Mapping:compressed_dataconformance is read-side; a writer MUST NOT be conformance-tested by byte-comparing compressor output against fixtures; only the canonical writer (lz4_flexvia cachekit-core CI) has enforced byte-reproducibility;large_compressible/large_compressible_binmarked known encode-divergent, decode-verified only with the 14 B vs 15 B rationale. The Scope section's "byte-canonical" claim is now explicitly scoped.tools/wire-format-reference.py— optionallz4leg (dep already installed in CI's optional-deps step): liblz4 MUST decompress every pinnedcompressed_datato the pinned input (hard assert, per-vector isolated); encoder agreement with the pin is reported per vector, never asserted. New--require-extrasflag fails the run if optional deps stop importing (precedent:encryption-verify.py --require-seal)..github/workflows/verify.yml— one line: the optional-deps invocation passes--require-extras. This strengthens CI (dependency drift can no longer silently disable the deeper checks); the diff is green without it.CHANGELOG.md— records the decision and rationale.Verification
verifypasses stdlib-only, with extras, and with--require-extras;--require-extraswithoutlz4exits 1 with a named FAIL.original_size(> 2³¹−1, triggersOverflowErrorin python-lz4) each fail onlylarge_compressiblewith a named per-vector FAIL, six vectors survive, exit 1, no traceback.LZ4BlockError/OverflowError/MemoryError→ guardedAssertionError), silent-optional gap closed via--require-extras, doctrine prose deduplicated per the catchphrase cut list. Vetoes upheld: the spec section is not interop-v2 duplication (different layer/fixture); informational encode-reporting stays as the executable witness for the "six of seven" claim.Summary by CodeRabbit
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