fix(engine): recover ownerless post-replacement dispatch so parked triggers can drain - #7485
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…iggers can drain A game could freeze permanently after Mycoloth's devour trigger, with a live prompt no action could clear and no legal move for any seat (Discord thread 1537641754298290226). A `PostReplacement` resolution frame was left stranded with `DrainStatus::Dispatching`. Cleanup addressed its entry positionally, probing only the top two frames, so it returned `None` whenever the continuation raised two or more frames, and could alias a sibling frame when it did match. A stranded `Dispatching` resident makes `resolution_completion_can_settle` false forever, and every deferred-trigger drain is gated behind that predicate, so parked triggers could never reach the stack (CR 603.3b). This is the second half of a two-defect stack. #7475 made `turns::process_phase_triggers` drain the parked queue at a phase boundary; that drain is gated behind `triggers::can_drain_deferred_triggers`, whose first condition is `resolution_completion_can_settle`. Removing the strand is the precondition for it — without this fix the queue could not drain no matter how many boundaries offered it the chance. - `game/effects/mod.rs`, `game/engine.rs`, `game/engine_replacement.rs`: `sweep_ownerless_post_replacement_strand` retires a resident whose dispatch is no longer live, called at the entry of `apply_action_boundary_core`. A thread-local `LiveDispatchGuard` reports whether a dispatch is on the call stack, so the sweep cannot reach into live parked work. - `types/game_state.rs`, `types/resolution.rs`: post-replacement dispatch is addressed by identity (`PostReplacementFrameId`) rather than by position, threaded through the v2 wire round trip. - `types/resolution.rs`: the paired post-replacement/multi-draw adjacency invariant now admits a transient direct-choice frame above the paused pair. CR 614.11a requires all actions required by a replacement to be completed before the draw sequence resumes; when one of those actions is a player's choice, the game must rest on that choice with the draw parked beneath it. The rejection of a genuinely buried pair is unchanged. - `game/engine.rs`: the CR 603.5 prompt census pins are re-measured for this base. The set is unchanged (total 41, partition 5/8/28 on both sides) and every pin composes additively from main's coordinate plus this branch's own insertion, which is the set-preservation evidence. Verified against game states captured from the report at turns 15 and 20.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds stable post-replacement frame identities, live-dispatch tracking, and ownerless ChangesPost-replacement recovery
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new validation can accept a non-identity frame lookup, allowing positional resolution-stack assumptions to re-enter and potentially recreate the stalled-dispatch freeze this change addresses. Strengthen the check before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ActionBoundary
participant GameState
participant ResolutionStack
participant DispatchLiveness
ActionBoundary->>GameState: sweep ownerless post-replacement strands
GameState->>DispatchLiveness: check live dispatch
GameState->>ResolutionStack: retire ownerless Dispatching resident
ResolutionStack-->>ActionBoundary: return repaired resolution state
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has_dispatching_drainthroughpost_replacement_drain_statuses.Both helpers serialize
state.resolution_stackand walk the sameframes/data.drainsJSON shape. Two independent readers of one wire shape can drift;post_replacement_drain_statusesalready handles the externally taggedDrainStatus::Ready(_)object form,has_dispatching_draindoes not.♻️ Collapse to one JSON reader
fn has_dispatching_drain(state: &GameState) -> bool { - let value = - serde_json::to_value(&state.resolution_stack).expect("the resolution stack serializes"); - value["frames"].as_array().is_some_and(|frames| { - frames.iter().any(|frame| { - frame["type"] == "PostReplacement" - && frame["data"]["drains"].as_array().is_some_and(|drains| { - drains.iter().any(|drain| drain["status"] == "Dispatching") - }) - }) - }) + post_replacement_drain_statuses(state) + .iter() + .any(|frame| frame.iter().any(|status| status == "Dispatching")) }As per path instructions: "any new helper that duplicates an existing building block".
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/mycoloth_devour_drain_strand.rs`:
- Around line 443-453: Strengthen both assertions with reach guards: in
crates/engine/tests/integration/mycoloth_devour_drain_strand.rs:443-453, pair
the deferred_triggers emptiness check with an equality assertion on
triggers_reaching_the_stack(&state), matching the turn-15 A2 coverage; in
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/triggers_devour_runtime_tests.rs`:
- Around line 727-742: Replace the direct JSON traversal in
has_dispatching_drain with the existing post_replacement_drain_statuses helper,
then determine whether any returned status is Dispatching. Remove the duplicate
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`scripts/check-resolution-frame-boundaries.sh` forbade every search of
`ResolutionStack::frames`, on the rationale that the stack permits only top
access or a captured adjacent-pair boundary. Identity addressing is the whole
point of the `PostReplacementFrameId` change — positional addressing was the
bug — so the guard and the fix genuinely conflicted.
Resolved by widening the access model rather than carving out an exception:
- `post_replacement_frame_index` is now the SINGLE search over `frames`, and
the `usize` no longer escapes it. Two payload accessors
(`post_replacement_frame` / `post_replacement_frame_mut`) sit on top, and the
three operations take the payload — removing three duplicated
`frames.get_mut(index)` + `match` + `unreachable!()` blocks.
- The shape mirrors `DrawSequenceStack::frame_mut` / `active_if` / `pop`, the
same access mode on a sibling frame stack, so this follows a convention the
codebase already has rather than inventing a third one.
- The guard exempts exactly that one function, anchored by name through the
script's own `function_span()` idiom (already used for four other allowlists).
The rule is "one search, there", not "any search that looks identity-shaped":
a second call site cannot acquire a search by copying the expression, and
because `function_span()` raises when its target is missing, renaming or
deleting the accessor fails the guard loudly instead of silently widening it.
- The exemption's soundness rests on ids never being reissued and unstamped
frames never matching. Both are already pinned by rows in this branch
(`h6a_legacy_id_less_post_replacement_frames_restore_unstamped`,
`v2_reader_recovers_discard_allocator_and_rejects_duplicate_frame_ids`); the
accessor's doc names them so the dependency is visible rather than assumed.
Also strengthens two assertions raised in review:
- A4 paired its `deferred_triggers.is_empty()` check with an exact
`triggers_reaching_the_stack` equality. Emptiness alone is equally satisfied
by a queue that was DISCARDED, which is a CR 603.3b violation the row would
otherwise have passed.
- H4 replaced a three-way `{stack, deferred, pending order}` disjunction with
the observed destination. The disjunction accepted a trigger that fired and
then parked forever — the exact failure this branch repairs. Run to confirm
the pinned destination is `stack` rather than assumed.
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In `@scripts/check-resolution-frame-boundaries.sh`:
- Around line 353-359: Strengthen the validation around
post_replacement_frame_index before appending its span to production_spans:
locate the intended function body and require exactly one frame search whose
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…y claimed The frame-boundary guard exempted the whole span of `post_replacement_frame_index` from the `frames`-search ban. That enforces "searches only there", while both the script header and the accessor's doc comment claim the stronger "one search, there". A guarantee stated in prose but absent from the check is worse than an undocumented one, because it stops the next reader looking. Three properties are now checked rather than assumed: - exactly one `fn post_replacement_frame_index` is defined. `function_span` takes the first textual match, so a second definition would silently decide which one is exempt; - its span holds exactly one search, so the exemption cannot be widened from the inside by adding a second search beside the first; - that search selects on `frame_id() == Some(id)`, so what is exempted is an identity lookup rather than a positional probe wearing the accessor's name. The removal patterns (`remove`/`swap_remove`/`retain`/`drain`/`truncate`/ `clear`) are no longer exempted inside the accessor either. They were exempt only as a side effect of both patterns sharing one span list; the accessor reads `frames` and never restructures it, so that exemption was never earned. Each condition was watched go red on an out-of-tree replica of the tree before being accepted, with the replica green on either side of every run: | control | result | |---|---| | second search inside the accessor | red: "found 2" | | predicate changed to non-identity | red: "must select frames by identity" | | duplicate accessor definition | red: "found 2" definitions | | search outside the accessor (regression) | red, as before | The duplicate-definition control also confirms the failure is closed rather than open: the decoy takes the exemption and the real search is then reported. The accessor's doc comment is corrected to say the count is enforced, since its previous claim that "a second search anywhere in this file still fails the guard" was false for a second search inside that body.
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…t supports Raised in review. `frame_vec.rs` documented FOUR minting methods in two places while the implementation and the guard both define FIVE — `top`, `below`, `above`, `by_id`, and `slot_at_captured_depth`. The miscount is the smaller half. The module doc also claimed that a `usize` obtained by scanning has "no way to spend it: every accessor takes a `FrameSlot`, and no constructor accepts a `usize`". That is false, and false in the direction that flatters the design: `slot_at_captured_depth` accepts exactly such a `usize`. The parent commit's message carries the same overclaim. The accurate statement, which is what both places now say: a positional scan still compiles, and the only thing that will accept its `usize` is `slot_at_captured_depth`, whose argument is contractually a stack length recorded before a child producer ran. Positional addressing therefore cannot be reached by accident or by ordinary-looking code, and the single deliberate route names itself at the call site. Weaker than "nothing accepts a `usize`", stronger than a grep rule, and worth stating exactly — a doc that overstates its guarantee stops the next reader from checking it, which is the same defect this branch fixed in the guard's own prose on #7485. `frame_at_offset` is now named in the module doc too, with the reason it is not a widening: it takes a `usize` but returns a frame and never a slot. Documentation only; no code changed. `cargo fmt -- --check` 0, guard PASS.
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… rule (phase-rs#7489) * refactor(engine): make resolution-frame addressing a type, not a grep rule `ResolutionStack` permits three ways to reach a frame: the top, a frame adjacent to one you already hold, and the frame a `PostReplacementFrameId` names. Anything else is a positional guess about a structural relationship the stack does not guarantee — which is the class of bug phase-rs#7485 fixed, where cleanup probed the top two frames and returned `None` once the continuation had raised two. That rule was enforced by `scripts/check-resolution-frame-boundaries.sh` grepping `resolution.rs` for `frames.iter().position(..)` and `frames.remove(..)`. A grep was the only option available: `frames` was private, but Rust privacy is module-scoped and the module is 7,000 lines, so "private" bought nothing against the code sitting beside it. This replaces the rule with a type. `FrameVec` (230 lines, `types/resolution/frame_vec.rs`) owns the backing `Vec`, and every accessor takes an opaque `FrameSlot` whose field is private to that module. Slots come only from `top`, `below`, `above`, `by_id`, and the documented captured-depth door. A positional scan still compiles and can no longer be spent: it yields a `usize`, and nothing accepts one. Verified by probe rather than asserted. A method scanning for a `MultiDraw` frame and feeding the result to the accessors fails to compile with exactly the two errors the design predicts: error[E0599]: no method named `remove` found for struct `FrameVec` error[E0308]: mismatched types --- ^^^^^^^ expected `FrameSlot`, found `usize` The tree was restored byte-identical after that probe (sha256 checked both sides). What the 30 converted call sites showed is that the code already obeyed the rule; it just said so in `usize` arithmetic. Every index came from `len().checked_sub(N)` for N in 1..=3, or from the identity lookup — so the conversion reads as documentation: `let continuation = self.frames.top()?; let discard = self.frames.below(continuation)?;` in place of two `checked_sub` calls whose meaning had to be recovered by counting. Two things are deliberately NOT closed: - `slot_at_captured_depth` is the one `usize` door. An effect records `resolution_stack.len()`, runs a child producer, and hands the length back so the owner can be parked beneath the child stack that producer raised. That is not a search, and closing it means giving the captured depth its own type at roughly thirty-five origins across `game/effects/`, `game/casting_costs.rs` and their neighbours — a separate change with a far wider blast radius. The door is named so misuse reads as misuse at the call site. - `frame_at_offset` returns a frame and never a slot, because `validate` must traverse the whole stack to check a whole-stack invariant. Reading is not the hazard; addressing for mutation is. The guard keeps its legacy-wire-key rules untouched and loses the two frame-boundary scans. In their place is one structural check that the design itself is intact: `FrameSlot` must be mintable only by the five documented methods, since a sixth would reopen positional addressing with no compiler error to show for it. Both directions were watched go red out of tree — a new minting method, and a renamed existing one — with the replica green either side. Gates on the committed tree: `cargo fmt -- --check` 0, `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` 0, `--lib` 19340 passed / 0 failed, `--test integration` 5106 passed / 0 failed. * docs(engine): correct the FrameSlot minting count and the guarantee it supports Raised in review. `frame_vec.rs` documented FOUR minting methods in two places while the implementation and the guard both define FIVE — `top`, `below`, `above`, `by_id`, and `slot_at_captured_depth`. The miscount is the smaller half. The module doc also claimed that a `usize` obtained by scanning has "no way to spend it: every accessor takes a `FrameSlot`, and no constructor accepts a `usize`". That is false, and false in the direction that flatters the design: `slot_at_captured_depth` accepts exactly such a `usize`. The parent commit's message carries the same overclaim. The accurate statement, which is what both places now say: a positional scan still compiles, and the only thing that will accept its `usize` is `slot_at_captured_depth`, whose argument is contractually a stack length recorded before a child producer ran. Positional addressing therefore cannot be reached by accident or by ordinary-looking code, and the single deliberate route names itself at the call site. Weaker than "nothing accepts a `usize`", stronger than a grep rule, and worth stating exactly — a doc that overstates its guarantee stops the next reader from checking it, which is the same defect this branch fixed in the guard's own prose on phase-rs#7485. `frame_at_offset` is now named in the module doc too, with the reason it is not a widening: it takes a `usize` but returns a frame and never a slot. Documentation only; no code changed. `cargo fmt -- --check` 0, guard PASS. --------- Co-authored-by: matthewevans <matthewevans@users.noreply.github.com>
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A game could freeze permanently after Mycoloth's devour trigger — a live prompt no
action could clear, and no legal move for any seat. Reported on Discord
(thread
1537641754298290226), with game states captured at turns 15 and 20.Root cause
A
PostReplacementresolution frame was left stranded withDrainStatus::Dispatching.Cleanup addressed that entry positionally, probing only the top two frames. It
returned
Nonewhenever the continuation had raised two or more frames, and couldalias a sibling frame when it did match. A stranded
Dispatchingresident makesresolution_completion_can_settlefalse forever, and every deferred-trigger drain isgated behind that predicate, so parked triggers could never reach the stack
(CR 603.3b).
This is the second half of a two-defect stack
#7475 made
turns::process_phase_triggersdrain the parked queue at a phase boundary.That drain is gated behind
triggers::can_drain_deferred_triggers, whose firstcondition is
resolution_completion_can_settle. Removing the strand is theprecondition for it — without this fix the queue could not drain no matter how many
boundaries offered it the chance. The captured turn-20 state needs both halves to come
to rest.
The fix
U1 — ownerless-strand recovery.
sweep_ownerless_post_replacement_strandretires aresident whose dispatch is no longer live, called at the entry of
apply_action_boundary_core— beforelet boundary_snapshot = state.clone();, so therepair survives a rejected action rather than being rolled back with it. A
thread-local
LiveDispatchGuardreports whether a dispatch is on the call stack, so thesweep can never reach into live parked work.
U2 — identity-addressed dispatch.
PostReplacementFrameIdreplaces positionaladdressing, threaded through the v2 wire round trip. This is what makes the lookup
immune to both failure modes above.
U3 — a loosened adjacency invariant. The paired post-replacement/multi-draw
invariant now admits a transient
FrameGate::DirectChoiceframe above the paused pair.CR 614.11a requires all actions a replacement demands to be completed, if possible,
before the draw sequence resumes; when one of those actions is a player's choice, the
game must rest on that choice with the draw parked beneath it (CR 608.2c for the
single-draw case, CR 121.2 as the multi-draw companion). The rejection of a genuinely
buried pair is unchanged, and the shipped buried-pair preservation witness passes
unmodified — this narrows the invariant rather than gutting it.
Verification
Measured on the authored base (
76751548f, whose companion half is now upstream as#7475):
cargo fmt -p phase-engine -- --checkcargo clippy -p phase-engine --all-targets -- -D warningscargo test -p phase-engine --libcargo test -p phase-engine --test integrationThe turn-20 capture rests at
waiting_for=Priority { player: 1 },deferred=[],stack_len=2, against the pre-fix wedge ofwaiting_for=DeclareAttackers{player:1, valid_attacker_ids:[]},deferred=[157,199],stack.len()=0.Every regression row in
mycoloth_devour_drain_strand.rswas watched red under a patchthat reverts the unit it discriminates, and green under the shipped fix — no row is
admitted on a green alone.
Two assertions were strengthened after review: A4 paired its
deferred_triggers.is_empty()check with an exacttriggers_reaching_the_stackequality (emptiness alone is equally satisfied by a queue that was discarded,
which is a CR 603.3b violation the row would otherwise have passed), and H4
replaced a three-way
{stack, deferred, pending order}disjunction with theobserved destination — the disjunction accepted a trigger that fired and then
parked forever, which is the exact failure this PR repairs. H4 was run to confirm
the pinned destination is
stackrather than assumed.Frame-boundary guard: one sanctioned identity-addressed search
scripts/check-resolution-frame-boundaries.shforbade every search ofResolutionStack::frames, on the rationale that the stack permits only topaccess or a captured adjacent-pair boundary. U2's whole point is addressing a
frame that is not at a known position — positional addressing was the bug — so
the guard and the fix genuinely conflicted. Resolved by making identity
addressing a first-class access mode rather than by carving out an exception:
post_replacement_frame_indexis now the single search overframes, andthe
usizeno longer escapes: two payload accessors(
post_replacement_frame/post_replacement_frame_mut) sit on top of it, andthe three operations take the payload. That removed three duplicated
frames.get_mut(index)+match+unreachable!()blocks.DrawSequenceStack::frame_mut/active_if/pop, whichis the same access mode on a sibling frame stack — so this conforms to a
convention the codebase already has rather than inventing a third one.
script's own
function_span()idiom (already used for four other allowlists).The rule is "one search, there", not "any search that looks identity-shaped",
and each half of that is checked rather than left to the reader: the
accessor must be defined exactly once (
function_spantakes the first textualmatch, so a second definition would silently pick between them), its span must
hold exactly one search, and that search must select on
frame_id() == Some(id). A span-only exemption would have enforced the weaker"searches only there" while the script header claimed the stronger "one search,
there" — raised in review and closed in 033d3b0. The removal patterns are not
exempted inside the accessor at all; it reads
framesand never restructuresit. Because
function_span()raises when its target is missing, renaming ordeleting the accessor fails the guard loudly instead of silently widening it.
being accepted — second search inside the accessor, non-identity predicate,
duplicate definition, and the pre-existing outside-the-accessor case — with the
replica confirmed green on either side of every run.
frames never matching. Both are already pinned by rows in this PR
(
h6a_legacy_id_less_post_replacement_frames_restore_unstamped;v2_reader_recovers_discard_allocator_and_rejects_duplicate_frame_ids), andthe accessor's doc names them so the dependency is visible.
Worth doing separately:
framesis a private field, but Rust privacy ismodule-scoped and
resolution.rsis ~6.5k lines, so "private" buys nothing —which is why a grep guard exists at all. Extracting
ResolutionStackintotypes/resolution/stack.rswould make single-authority compiler-enforced andretire this rule. Too large for a bug fix; flagged rather than attempted.
Rebase note
This branch was authored on a local base that never reached the remote. Rebasing onto
b2071a7f41re-reds the line-exact CR 603.5 prompt census ingame/engine.rs, whichpins producers by coordinate. Per that census's own protocol, neither side's pins were
taken — the merged tree was re-measured, and each pin is predicted by main's coordinate
plus this branch's own cumulative insertion:
effects/mod.rs×3scoped_library_search.rsengine.rsTotal 41 and partition 5/8/28 read identically on both sides, all five producer lines
are sha256-identical at their new coordinates, and the row's drift control (offset 134
from
begin_pending_trigger_target_selection) is intact. Additivity holding on everypin while the partition is unchanged is the evidence the rebase minted and displaced
nothing.
Known follow-ups, deliberately not in scope
back-reference, so
validatecannot check one. Four independent bounds are verifiedpresent and the admitted shape cannot exist at a resting state.
pause_post_replacement_dispatchis identity-addressed butfinish_active_paused_post_replacement_dispatchis still positional. No concretemis-retire was constructible.
CR 615.5citations remain crate-wide, at least two ingame_state.rsrepeating the unlicensed dispatch-liveness claim this change removed from
engine_replacement.rs. The two files are inconsistent until a dedicated pass.