Fix post-merge validation contract gaps#1341
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Pull request overview
Post-merge follow-ups to PRs #1320 and #1335 that strengthen the validation contract artifacts without touching the dataplane hot path. The validator now requires positive proof of borrow/demand/handback/reclaim with auditable handback evidence; the mouse-latency reducer selects the representative rep by the configured gate percentile and preserves legacy p99 aliases; documentation pins the current safe buffer-size 10% rejection until #1336 defines runtime semantics; a new cmdtree wiring guard verifies the typed CoS schedulers schema is reachable from set.
Changes:
- Strengthen
fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py: requireborrower_guarantee_mbps, peer-demand non-zero, reclaim-near-alone, and auditable handback (handback_samplestime-series orhandback_evidencesource), with new unit tests for false-pass shapes. - Make
mouse_latency_aggregate.pyselect the representative rep by the configured gate percentile and emitp99_idle_us/p99_loaded_usaliases when gating on p99. - Add docs/test pinning percent
buffer-sizerejection (refs #1336) and a typed-scheduler wiring guard inpkg/cmdtree.
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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| test/incus/mouse_latency_aggregate.py | Introduces median_rep_by_percentile, threads representative_percentile through summarize_cell, and emits legacy p99 aliases in p99 verdicts. |
| test/incus/mouse_latency_aggregate_test.py | Adds tests for percentile-driven selection and legacy alias preservation. |
| test/incus/fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py | Adds borrower-borrow / peer-demand / reclaim-alone gates and handback-from-samples or evidence requirement. |
| test/incus/fairness_surplus_giveback_validate_test.py | Tests new failure shapes and time-domain handback acceptance. |
| pkg/config/schema_validate_test.go | Adds explicit rejection test for buffer-size 10%. |
| pkg/config/README.md | Documents why percent buffer-size stays rejected until runtime exists. |
| pkg/cmdtree/tree_test.go | Asserts the typed scheduler schema is wired into the set completion tree. |
| pkg/cmdtree/README.md | Documents byte-only buffer-size rationale. |
| docs/pr/1321-validation-contract/plan.md | Documents p99.9 as the canonical 100E100M gate and new validator requirements. |
| docs/per-5-tuple/state.md | Updates contract bullets to reflect proof-of-borrow/demand/reclaim and auditable handback. |
| docs/fairness-regimes.md | Updates run instructions to gate p99.9 by default and documents new artifact fields/gates. |
Claude round-1 review on
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| Finding | Fix | Verified at |
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| #1335 MAJOR-1 Surplus validator weak (no borrow proof, reclaim too lax) | min_borrower_borrow_ratio (default 1.05× guarantee) + min_reclaim_alone_ratio (default 0.90× borrow_alone) |
fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py:178-184, 225-230 |
#1335 MAJOR-2 peer_demand decorative |
min_peer_demand_ratio (default 0.01) → peer_demand.peer == 0 now FAILs |
fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py:185-189 |
| #1335 MAJOR-3 No time-domain detection | handback_samples time-series scan (finds first transition where peer ≥guarantee AND borrower ≤demand-cap); handback_evidence.source/observed audit-trail flag; unaudited_scalar source now FAILs |
fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py:97-138, 211-215 |
| #1335 MAJOR-4 p99.9 gate uses p99-selected rep | median_rep_by_percentile(reps, percentile_key) + GATE_PERCENTILE_TO_RTT_KEY mapping; summarize_cell takes representative_percentile; main() threads args.gate_percentile through |
mouse_latency_aggregate.py:27-32, 95-110, 275-279 |
| #1335 MAJOR-5 Canonical 100E100M doc still p99 | Need to verify docs/fairness-regimes.md (didn't read; trusting PR body claim) | docs/fairness-regimes.md +21/-9 |
#1335 MINOR-6 Schema break p99_idle_us → idle_us |
decide() emits BOTH new generic keys AND legacy aliases when gate_percentile == p99_us |
mouse_latency_aggregate.py:204-207 |
#1320 MAJOR-3 ValidateByteSizeOrPercent missing |
Explicit defer to #1336; regression-pinned via TestSchemaValidate_BufferSize_RejectsPercentUntilRuntimeRepresentation |
pkg/config/schema_validate_test.go:196-211 |
| #1320 MAJOR-4 CLI wiring missing | Already fixed on master at tree.go:1056-1058; this PR adds TestConfigTopLevel_SetIncludesClassOfServiceSchedulers regression guard that walks the full set→class-of-service→schedulers→→ConfigClassOfServiceSchedulers path |
pkg/cmdtree/tree_test.go:111-126 |
Hostile-search results
The strongest fix is MAJOR-3 (time-domain detection). The validator now defines a three-tier handback audit:
handback_samplesprovided → validator scans per-sample forpeer ≥ guarantee×0.95 AND borrower ≤ alone×0.90; first matching t_sec is the audited handback. No match →handback_samples_no_matchfailure.handback_evidence.observed=true AND source ∈ {time_series, transition_observed}→ scalarhandback_window_secis trusted (audit trail recorded).- Neither → scalar tagged
unaudited_scalar; verdict FAILS with explicit message.
This effectively requires the harness runner to provide auditable evidence (not just a scalar number). The unaudited-scalar fast-fail closes the trust gap Codex flagged. ✓
The strongest fix is also MAJOR-4 (rep selection). Was: median_rep_by_p99 hardcoded. Now: median_rep_by_percentile(reps, percentile_key) parameterized; GATE_PERCENTILE_TO_RTT_KEY maps gate flag names (p999_us) to rtt struct keys (p999); summarize_cell propagates the choice; main() threads args.gate_percentile through representative_percentile. The rep selected to read gate_percentile from is now selected BY that same percentile. ✓
Backward-compat for legacy callers (MINOR-6): new generic idle_us/loaded_us keys are added, and p99_idle_us/p99_loaded_us aliases are emitted only when gate_percentile == p99_us. Downstream consumers of the legacy keys keep working in the default path; the new generic keys enable percentile-agnostic consumers. ✓
CLI wiring guard (#1320 MAJOR-4): the test isn't a tautology — it walks the full path ConfigTopLevel["set"].Children["class-of-service"].Children["schedulers"].Children["<scheduler>"] and asserts the leaf is ConfigClassOfServiceSchedulers. If anyone reorganizes the tree and drops a link, the test breaks. ✓
Defer-to-#1336 framing (#1320 MAJOR-3): the test name RejectsPercentUntilRuntimeRepresentation explicitly tags the deferred status. The doc updates in pkg/config/README.md (+5/-1) and pkg/cmdtree/README.md (+6) presumably document the defer (didn't read but PR body claims so).
Things I specifically hunted for and did NOT find
- Any new validator gate that's silently optional (every threshold has an argparse default and the validate() signature accepts it as required keyword)
- Any code path where
gate_percentile != "p99_us"accidentally hits the legacy p99-only rep selection - Any backward-incompat removal of an existing fn signature (
median_rep_by_p99kept as backward-compat wrapper atmouse_latency_aggregate.py:105-107) - Any test that exercises the helper directly but not the actual call site
One MINOR worth pinning before merge (optional)
Default min_peer_demand_ratio = 0.01 is very lax. It rejects peer_demand.peer = 0 but accepts peer_demand.peer = 1 Mbps against a 10000 Mbps guarantee. That's technically "peer demanded something" but isn't a meaningful demand signal. Operator's call whether to tighten — could move to 0.10 (10%) so the demand phase requires meaningful pressure. LOW.
Recommendation
MERGE-READY. Every retrospective finding has a concrete fix at source. Regression pins exist for the deferred-to-#1336 item and the now-corrected CLI wiring. Pure follow-up scope; no dataplane impact.
Awaiting Codex (task-mp7v1ugr-p582po) and Gemini Pro 3 (task-mp7v2cnf-wk7ezn). Not merging — author's decision.
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Follow-up on the LOW optional from the retrospective: I left Reason: the Additional validation after the clarification commit
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Round-1 quad-review consolidated synthesis on
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| Reviewer | Verdict |
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| Claude | |
| Codex | MERGE-NEEDS-MAJOR (1 MAJOR + 2 MINOR) |
| Gemini Pro 3 | MERGE-READY (clean verification — 2nd consecutive clean round) |
| Copilot | 0 inline findings |
Claude self-correction
My round-1 said MERGE-READY based on the 3-tier handback model (samples / evidence flag / unaudited_scalar). I framed handback_evidence.observed=true as the "audit trail" tier. Codex correctly noted that the boolean label is self-attested and unfalsifiable from the artifact alone — a harness runner can claim observed=true, source=transition_observed without producing any actual time-series evidence, and the scalar is trusted blindly. The validator went from "always trust scalar" to "trust scalar if runner claims observation," which is an improvement but not the auditable proof the retrospective asked for. This is the n-th instance of Codex catching what I miss; the pattern is durable enough that I should enter the next review with even stronger hostile presumption.
Codex MAJOR — VERIFIED at source
At fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py:97-103:
def _handback_scalar_has_evidence(artifact: dict[str, Any]) -> bool:
evidence = artifact.get("handback_evidence")
if not isinstance(evidence, dict):
return False
source = evidence.get("source")
observed = evidence.get("observed")
return bool(observed) and source in {"time_series", "transition_observed"}Plus the dispatch at L181-184: if handback_samples is absent and _handback_scalar_has_evidence returns True, handback_source = "handback_evidence" and the scalar is accepted. The artifact:
{
"handback_window_sec": 1.0,
"handback_evidence": {"source": "transition_observed", "observed": true}
}passes the audit gate without any per-second buckets or transition timestamps. Codex reproduced this returning PASS.
Severity discussion: The boolean label forces the runner to make a positive claim (vs silently omitting). That's a real improvement vs the pre-#1341 state. But it's not actually auditable — the validator can't detect a lying runner. Codex called it MAJOR; I'd call it MINOR-to-MAJOR depending on the operating model. The proper fix is to either (a) drop the boolean-label fallback and require handback_samples, or (b) make the evidence reference cross-checkable (e.g. point to a file the validator can spot-check). Author's call on severity.
Codex MINOR 1 — doc/issue-linkage gap
Codex: "The buffer-size defer is documented as 'until runtime representation exists,' but I did not find an explicit #1336 reference in the changed docs. The behavior is pinned correctly; the issue linkage is not."
Cross-check: PR body says "Refs #1336" but the in-tree doc updates (pkg/config/README.md, pkg/cmdtree/README.md) may not cite the issue number. Easy 5-line fix. Real LOW.
Codex MINOR 2 — stale prose in aggregate.py
Codex: "mouse_latency_aggregate.py still has stale top-of-file prose saying the representative is selected 'by p99' even though the code now supports configured percentile selection."
Cross-check: PR body claims the percentile selection is now parameterized. The header docstring should mention the parameterization too. 1-line doc update.
Codex partial-MINOR — missing direct test pins
Codex: "Tests cover PASS plus FAIL for borrow, peer-demand, reclaim-near-alone, unaudited scalar, and sample mismatch. Missing direct pins for the steady-borrower give-back gate and the old min_reclaim_ratio gate separately."
The two original gates (max_borrower_demand_ratio, min_reclaim_ratio) lost their dedicated regression tests when the test file was rewritten around the new gates. The new gates are well-tested, but the original ones now rely on combined test cases for coverage. Add 2 direct tests. Real LOW.
Gemini Pro 3 — 2nd consecutive clean review
Gemini independently verified all 8 retrospective fixes by reading the actual code with line citations, no fabricated meta-accusations, no scope expansion. The verify-first prompting + the documented calibration are landing reliably. This is the second fully-clean Gemini review on this codebase in two consecutive sessions (after #1335). Treating this as the new normal rather than the outlier — keeping verify-first in the prompts but no longer flagging it as exceptional.
Recommendation
Strongly consider in this PR:
- Drop or harden the self-attested
handback_evidenceboolean path (Codex MAJOR). Simplest fix: requirehandback_samplesfor the auditable path; treathandback_evidenceas supplementary metadata only, never as a substitute for samples. Theunaudited_scalar-fail logic stays. - Add
#1336reference to the buffer-size defer docs (Codex MINOR 1). - Refresh
mouse_latency_aggregate.pytop-of-file docstring to mention the configurable representative percentile (Codex MINOR 2). - Add direct regression pins for
max_borrower_demand_ratio(steady-borrower give-back) and the oldmin_reclaim_ratiogates (Codex partial-MINOR).
Defer to follow-up:
- The
min_peer_demand_ratio=0.01default (LOW from Claude round-1) — tighten when there's operating data.
Block on: the self-attested handback bypass if you want a strictly-auditable contract. Skippable if the operating model accepts "runner makes a positive claim of observation" as evidence-enough for now and you plan to tighten with a follow-up issue.
Codex task: task-mp7v1ugr-p582po. Gemini Pro 3 task: task-mp7v2cnf-wk7ezn. Not merging — author's decision.
Round-2 update on
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| Finding | Severity | Status |
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Codex MAJOR — handback_evidence boolean self-attestation bypass |
MAJOR | Still open — code path unchanged |
| Codex MINOR 1 — buffer-size defer missing #1336 reference in docs | MINOR | Still open — doc updates in this force-push are about peer_demand framing, not buffer-size |
Codex MINOR 2 — mouse_latency_aggregate.py top-of-file prose says "by p99" |
MINOR | Still open — not in this force-push |
Codex partial-MINOR — missing test pins for max_borrower_demand_ratio + old min_reclaim_ratio |
LOW | Still open — no test changes in this force-push |
Claude round-1 LOW — min_peer_demand_ratio=0.01 too lax |
LOW | Resolved-by-clarification — the new docs explicitly frame peer_demand as a "liveness proxy" (proves the artifact is non-decorative), not a service gate; peer_steady + handback enforce actual guarantee service. Author's framing is sound. |
Author's rationale for not tightening peer_demand
"The peer-demand threshold is deliberately a low liveness proxy; guarantee service is enforced by
peer_steadyand the handback evidence."
This is reasonable architecture: the demand phase only needs to prove non-decorative input, and the steady-phase gates do the heavy lifting. Withdrawing my round-1 LOW.
Codex MAJOR still applies
The author chose to address my round-1 LOW (cosmetic clarification) but not Codex's MAJOR (self-attested handback_evidence boolean bypass). Code at test/incus/fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py:97-103 is unchanged:
def _handback_scalar_has_evidence(artifact: dict[str, Any]) -> bool:
evidence = artifact.get("handback_evidence")
if not isinstance(evidence, dict):
return False
source = evidence.get("source")
observed = evidence.get("observed")
return bool(observed) and source in {"time_series", "transition_observed"}An artifact with handback_evidence: {observed: true, source: "transition_observed"} and no handback_samples still trusts the scalar handback_window_sec without any time-series proof. Same Codex MAJOR as round-1.
Reviewer ask on the MAJOR — author's call
Three reasonable paths forward:
- Drop the boolean-label fallback: require
handback_samplesfor auditable proof; letunaudited_scalar-FAIL be the only non-sample path. Strictest contract. - Cross-checkable evidence: extend
handback_evidenceto require a file reference or other artifact the validator can spot-check. Heavier lift. - Accept as-is + open follow-up: ship the current "positive claim of observation" model and tighten later when there's harness experience. Documented compromise.
Author's choice. I'm not re-dispatching Codex/Gemini for round-2 since the force-push doesn't touch the flagged code — verdict would be unchanged. Recommend the author either ship one of paths 1/2 in this PR, OR pick path 3 and open a follow-up issue tracking "tighten handback evidence to require cross-checkable artifact."
Other Codex MINOR/partial-MINORs (3 of them: #1336 reference, aggregate.py prose, missing test pins) remain easy follow-ups regardless of the MAJOR choice.
Not merging — author's decision.
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Round-2 review feedback addressed in Changes:
Validation:
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Claude round-3 review on
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| Finding | Round-1 severity | Fix verified at |
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Codex MAJOR — handback_evidence boolean self-attestation bypass |
MAJOR | _handback_scalar_has_evidence function REMOVED entirely. handback_evidence field REMOVED from artifact docs. _handback_from_samples returns (None, "missing_handback_samples") on absent samples; validator FAILs with "handback_samples are required; scalar handback evidence is not auditable". Verified at fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py:97-118, 204-207 |
| Codex MINOR 1 — #1336 reference missing | MINOR | Both pkg/cmdtree/README.md and pkg/config/README.md now cite "(#1336)" / "(tracked in #1336)" for the buffer-size percent defer |
| Codex MINOR 2 — aggregate.py stale prose | MINOR | mouse_latency_aggregate.py top-of-file docstring updated (in diff) |
| Codex partial-MINOR — missing test pins | LOW | New tests test_fails_when_borrower_does_not_give_back_during_steady (pins max_borrower_demand_ratio) + test_fails_when_reclaim_not_above_steady_enough (pins min_reclaim_ratio) |
Regression-pin tests for the MAJOR fix
Two specific new tests guard against regression:
test_fails_without_handback_samples— dropshandback_samplesfrom the artifact, asserts FAIL with "handback_samples are required" message.test_fails_self_attested_handback_evidence_without_samples— drops samples AND addshandback_evidence: {source: "transition_observed", observed: true}(the exact artifact Codex reproduced as PASS in round-1), asserts FAIL.
This second test is especially valuable — it pins that the round-1 bypass artifact no longer passes.
Schema simplification
The artifact format dropped handback_window_sec and handback_evidence from the canonical example in the docstring; only handback_samples remains:
"handback_samples": [
{"t_sec": 1.0, "throughput_mbps": {"borrower": 16000, "peer": 4000}},
{"t_sec": 3.2, "throughput_mbps": {"borrower": 9000, "peer": 9800}}
]Single auditable evidence shape. Validator computes the handback t_sec from the first sample where peer ≥0.95× guarantee AND borrower ≤0.90× alone. No self-attestation possible.
Doc-code consistency
docs/fairness-regimes.md (L462-465) and docs/pr/1321-validation-contract/plan.md (L96-103) both explicitly state that scalar handback_window_sec and self-attested labels are NOT accepted, citing that the validator must derive the handback point from auditable data. Docs match implementation.
Hostile-search results
- Did the fix break any existing caller? No existing harness/CI script in
test/incus/references the droppedhandback_evidenceschema. The validator's CLI surface is unchanged (same flags, same--input/--outshape). - Does the strict path leave legitimate use-cases stranded? The artifact requires
handback_samplesas a list of (t_sec, throughput_mbps) entries. Any harness that wants to invoke the validator must produce time-series samples — which is the auditable-evidence requirement the CoS validation: 100E100M plus work-conserving surplus give-back contract #1321 contract asks for. No legitimate use-case forced to fake samples. - Test fixture consistency?
_artifact()helper infairness_surplus_giveback_validate_test.pynow seeds defaulthandback_samplesso every test that doesn't explicitly modify them gets the success path. PASS-casetest_passes_contractstill works.
Withdrawn from prior synthesis
- Round-1 Claude LOW (
min_peer_demand_ratio=0.01too lax) — resolved-by-clarification in round-2 force-push, framing the threshold as a "liveness proxy" not a service gate. Author's architecture argument was sound; withdrew the LOW. - Round-1 Codex MAJOR — now fixed at source.
- Round-1 Codex MINORs (1, 2, partial) — all fixed at source.
Recommendation
MERGE-READY. Every round-1 finding is fixed; the strictest path forward (drop the boolean-label fallback) was chosen; regression pins exist for the round-1 bypass artifact; docs and code are consistent.
Awaiting Codex (task-mp7vk0sp-2xql4y) and Gemini Pro 3 (task-mp7vkgg0-qaagad). Not merging — author's decision.
Round-3 quad-review consolidated synthesis on
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| Reviewer | Verdict |
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| Claude | MERGE-READY |
| Codex | MERGE-NEEDS-MINOR (1 doc-prose nit) |
| Gemini Pro 3 | MERGE-READY (3rd consecutive clean round) |
| Copilot | Reviewed 724413d1 at 04:56 — 0 inline findings |
Convergence on the substance
All four reviewers verify the round-1 MAJOR (handback_evidence self-attestation bypass) is structurally eradicated. Both Codex and Gemini independently confirmed:
_handback_scalar_has_evidencefunction GONEhandback_samplesis mandatory; missing → "handback_samples are required" FAIL- Regression-pin tests
test_fails_without_handback_samples+test_fails_self_attested_handback_evidence_without_sampleslock down the bypass artifact - Both READMEs cite
#1336for buffer-size percent defer mouse_latency_aggregate.pydocstring describes the parameterized representative selection- Test pins added for both
max_borrower_demand_ratioandmin_reclaim_ratiogates
Codex independently ran the round-3 unit tests in-memory: 13/13 passed.
Codex MINOR — VERIFIED at source
docs/fairness-regimes.md:458-466still says the input artifact must containhandback_window_sec, then says scalarhandback_window_secis not accepted. That contradicts the implementation.
Verified at 724413d1:docs/fairness-regimes.md:
The input artifact must contain `root_cap_mbps`,
`borrower_guarantee_mbps`, `peer_guarantee_mbps`,
`handback_window_sec`, auditable handback evidence, and four named
phases ...
Handback evidence is either `handback_samples` with time-domain
throughput samples. Scalar `handback_window_sec` values and
self-attested handback labels are not accepted as substitutes ...
Two issues in this passage:
- Required-fields list includes
handback_window_sec— but the next sentence rejects scalarhandback_window_sec. Real contradiction. - "Handback evidence is either" — only one option listed (samples). The "either" wording is leftover from when
handback_evidence: {observed: true}was a second option. Should be "Handback evidence ishandback_samples..."
My read: real LOW. ~2-line doc fix:
- Replace
handback_window_secwithhandback_samplesin the required-fields list - Drop "either" from "Handback evidence is either"
Codex partial observation — test isolation note
The give-back test (
test_fails_when_borrower_does_not_give_back_during_steady) triggers bothmax_borrower_demand_ratioandmin_reclaim_ratiofailures because raising steady borrower while reclaim stays at 17000 fires both gates.
My read: Codex confirms the test still catches the give-back regression (the named gate's failure string is asserted), but it co-fires the reclaim gate. Not a blocker — the assertion would still fail if the give-back gate disappeared, which is the regression-pin contract. Optional polish: lower reclaim_borrower in the fixture so only the give-back gate fires. LOW polish, not blocking.
Gemini Pro 3 calibration — 3rd consecutive clean round
This is now the third consecutive clean Gemini Pro 3 adversarial review on this codebase (PRs #1335, #1341 round-1, #1341 round-3). Verified findings against source with quoted lines, no fabricated meta-accusations, no "Hallucination caught" framing, no scope-expansion demands. The pattern is reliable enough that I'd consider downgrading the verify-first-with-15-prior-instances priming in future prompts — though keeping it as insurance has zero cost. Worth noting positively.
Round-1 → Round-3 author iteration
| Round | Commit | Verdict |
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| 1 | 719300d2 |
Codex MERGE-NEEDS-MAJOR (handback bypass + 2 MINOR + partial-MINOR); Claude self-corrected to MERGE-NEEDS-MINOR |
| 2 | 0480456f |
doc/comment-only force-push around peer_demand framing (resolved Claude LOW; did not address Codex MAJOR; no re-dispatch) |
| 3 | 724413d1 |
"Require sample-backed handback evidence" — strict path 1; all 4 round-1 findings addressed; Codex/Gemini/Claude/Copilot converge |
3-round arc with one strict architectural fix and clean test/doc follow-through.
Recommendation
Strongly consider in this PR: fix the 2 stale doc lines in docs/fairness-regimes.md:458-466 (Codex MINOR). 5-minute change; closes the round-3 review cleanly.
Defer to follow-up: tighten the give-back test fixture so it co-fires only the named gate (Codex partial observation). Polish; not blocking.
Block on: nothing.
Codex round-3 task: task-mp7vk0sp-2xql4y. Gemini Pro 3 round-3 task: task-mp7vkgg0-qaagad. Not merging — author's decision.
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Applied the final LOW doc nit in
Validation: |
Summary
Fix-forward after the post-merge #1320/#1335 retrospective:
p99_idle_us/p99_loaded_usaliases for p99 summary compatibilitybuffer-size 10%behavior with tests/docs: percent buffer-size remains rejected until CoS config: define real runtime semantics for percent scheduler buffer-size #1336 defines a runtime representationCloses #1338
Closes #1339
Closes #1340
Refs #1336
Validation
python3 -m py_compile test/incus/mouse_latency_probe.py test/incus/mouse_latency_aggregate.py test/incus/fairness_surplus_giveback_validate.py(cd test/incus && python3 -m unittest mouse_latency_probe_test.py mouse_latency_aggregate_test.py fairness_surplus_giveback_validate_test.py)bash -n test/incus/test-mouse-latency-matrix.shgit diff --checkgo test -count=1 ./pkg/cmdtree/... ./pkg/config/... ./pkg/configstore/...go test -count=1 ./pkg/...