Refine W3 design: typing, parser, retry, ADRs#5
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR expands documentation for the W3 Babble migration with architectural patterns, component structure, Swift compilation safety via SHA256 verification, configuration precedence rules, and operational discipline enforcement for typing, testing, and retries across two decision documents and one ADR. ChangesW3 Architecture & Operational Design
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In `@docs/migration-investigation/01-decisions.md`:
- Around line 629-631: The code currently treats any non-empty
BABBLE_SYSTEM_ENV_TAKES_PRIORITY value as enabled, but the docs require it to be
enabled only when set to the string "1"; change the environment-check logic to
test for exact equality (e.g., process.env.BABBLE_SYSTEM_ENV_TAKES_PRIORITY ===
'1') wherever BABBLE_SYSTEM_ENV_TAKES_PRIORITY is read (the sample
implementation block that inverts file precedence), and update any related
boolean coercions or truthy checks so only '1' enables system precedence.
In `@docs/migration-investigation/adrs/0001-swift-quit-alert-build-strategy.md`:
- Around line 211-213: The markdown has three fenced code blocks missing
language tags in
docs/migration-investigation/adrs/0001-swift-quit-alert-build-strategy.md; add
an appropriate language identifier (e.g., text or bash) to each opening fence
for the blocks that contain "<64-hex-chars> swift/src/quit_alert.swift", the
block starting with "==> Compiling babble's quit_alert helper (one-time)" and
the block showing the cache path
"~/Library/Caches/Homebrew/babble/quit_alert_arm64_a1b2c3d4e5f6" so they become
e.g. ```text or ```bash to satisfy markdownlint MD040.
- Around line 321-328: The helper script uses a relative path for source_file
("swift/src/quit_alert.swift") and generates the SHA from wherever it's run,
which can produce wrong results; update the script to first determine and cd to
the repository root (e.g., via git rev-parse --show-toplevel or resolving the
script directory) before referencing source_file and sha_file so that the shasum
invocation and echo ("shasum -a 256 -- \"${source_file}\" > \"${sha_file}\"" and
the source_file/shasum variables) always operate on the intended file regardless
of current working directory.
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Pull request overview
Updates the W3 migration/design documentation to clarify component decomposition and to add a safety/transparency model for locally compiling the Swift quit-alert helper.
Changes:
- Expanded ADR 0001 with a “Safety and transparency design” (SHA256 sidecar, verification, cache keying, and user-visible compile transparency).
- Added a class-vs-module decomposition pattern section and strengthened typing/testing discipline guidance for the W3 Ruby rewrite.
- Refined
babble.envdesign to a two-tier user/system model with an opt-in system-precedence flag and a pure-Ruby parser.
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| docs/migration-investigation/adrs/0001-swift-quit-alert-build-strategy.md | Adds detailed safety/transparency and operational workflow for Swift helper compilation and verification. |
| docs/migration-investigation/01-decisions.md | Documents W3 decomposition patterns, env precedence model, and stricter typing/testing discipline expectations. |
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| what the maintainer committed. The .sha256 file is signed | ||
| by the maintainer's GPG signature on the commit (per the | ||
| org-wide signed-commits convention), so tampering with the | ||
| .sha256 file requires breaking the signature too. |
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The org-wide signed-commits convention is to git sign commits via SSH keys. It is not yet implemented. Hopefully it will be soon.
| sig { returns(String) } | ||
| def expected_hash | ||
| line = sha256_path.read.lines.first | ||
| T.must(line).split(/\s+/, 2).first.to_s.tap do |hex| | ||
| if hex.length != 64 || hex !~ /\A[0-9a-f]+\z/ | ||
| odie <<~MSG | ||
| Babble's quit_alert.swift.sha256 file is malformed. | ||
| Path: #{sha256_path} | ||
| Run `brew update` to restore the canonical version. | ||
| MSG |
| sig { returns(T::Boolean) } | ||
| def system_takes_priority? | ||
| value = ENV["BABBLE_SYSTEM_ENV_TAKES_PRIORITY"] | ||
| !value.nil? && !value.empty? |
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This follows Homebrew's convention. man brew:
Note that environment variables must have a value set to be detected. For
example, run export HOMEBREW_NO_INSECURE_REDIRECT=1 rather than just export
HOMEBREW_NO_INSECURE_REDIRECT.Any value set causes detection. 1 is simply a convention.
Signed-off-by: Todd Schulman <toobuntu@gmail.com>
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Address review feedback on PR #5:
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| 1. **Pre-commit hook augmentation** at | ||
| `babble/.githooks/pre-commit.d/01-update-quit-alert-sha256.sh`. | ||
| The canonical pre-commit (synced from repo-foundation) | ||
| iterates `.githooks/pre-commit.d/*` in alphabetical order | ||
| and invokes each executable file in a subprocess — the |
| 2. **CI verification** at `.github/workflows/verify-sha256.yml`. | ||
| Runs on every PR and push: | ||
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| ```yaml | ||
| - name: Verify quit_alert.swift hash |
| 3. **Standalone helper script** at | ||
| `scripts/update-quit-alert-sha256.sh`. Manual fallback | ||
| for situations where the pre-commit hook isn't running: | ||
| amending a commit that modified the source, fixing CI | ||
| failures during initial setup, etc.: | ||
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| ```sh | ||
| #!/usr/bin/env bash | ||
| set -euo pipefail | ||
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Adds class-vs-module decomposition pattern; refines babble.env to two-tier (user/system) with BABBLE_SYSTEM_ENV_TAKES_PRIORITY; strengthens Sorbet typing and adds Testing discipline sections; documents upstream bootsnap fix history; adds Safety and transparency design to ADR 0001 (SHA256 sidecar via .githooks/pre-commit.d/ drop-in, CI enforcement, runtime verification, ohai transparency, cache auto-invalidation, no strip).
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