ship/drain parked triggers phase boundary - #7475
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…n't wedge the turn A game could freeze with `phase == EndCombat` while `waiting_for` still held `DeclareAttackers`, leaving no seat with a legal action. `current_trigger_prompt` echoes the live prompt whenever `deferred_triggers` is non-empty. When a phase advance collected an empty trigger batch, that echo re-emitted the stale declaration prompt instead of draining the queue. A non-`Priority` prompt skips the post-action pipeline, which is where the only existing deferred drain lives, so the queue could never drain and the echo re-fired on every resubmission. - `turns::process_phase_triggers` drains the parked queue directly (CR 603.3: parked triggers go on the stack the next time a player would receive priority). - `current_trigger_prompt` no longer treats a non-empty `deferred_triggers` as grounds to echo an unrelated prompt. - `execute_cleanup` settles a still-parked queue (CR 514.3a). - `public_state::sync_waiting_for` gains a `debug_assert!` pairing each step-bound prompt with its phase, so a future unbound pairing fails loudly.
…e universal Comment-only follow-up to the parked-trigger drain fix. No executable line changes. - The `skip_deferred_trigger_drain` comment claimed every call site passes `false`. It does not: `park_cast_during_resolution_cast_observers` passes the positional literal `true`. The census grepped the identifier, and a positional argument carries none, so the instrument could not have returned the counterexample. Replaced with the structural argument, which needs no census: the drain is gated by `can_drain_deferred_triggers`, which refuses while a parent resolution continuation is open (CR 608.2e). - Three rotted line anchors, two of them created by the preceding commit's own inserted lines. Re-anchored to item names so they survive code motion. - CR 506.1 (the five combat steps) did not state the proposition it was cited for; the rule is CR 703.1 (turn-based actions). Three sites. - CR 702.154a -> CR 702.154b, the subpart that actually states enlist's static ability is an optional cost to attack (CR 508.1g). Three sites. - CR 104.4b was cited for a termination argument it undercuts: its draw applies to loops of mandatory actions and expressly excludes loops containing an optional action. Now named explicitly as not the authority. - The cleanup settlement comment no longer implies a live path; it states that it guards a state the phase-boundary drain makes unreachable through the public API.
…niversals Comment-only. No executable line changes. - `public_state.rs` had a doc list continuation indented past its sibling, which trips `clippy::doc_overindented_list_items` under `-D warnings` and fails CI. It sits inside `#[cfg(test)] mod tests`, so it lints only in the `lib test` target — rustfmt does not evaluate doc lints, and a clippy run that aborts on an earlier target never reaches it. - A comment asserted that no producer can construct an unbound step-bound pairing, while the next paragraph of the same comment conceded that a large number of sites assign `state.waiting_for` directly. The assertion and the admission that its population was never enumerated stood one paragraph apart. The `debug_assert!` rationale is now stated as the intent it enforces rather than as a proof of impossibility. - "the only drain on those paths" replaced with the structural fact that carries it: `start_game_skip_mulligan` reaches `turns::auto_advance` and returns an `ActionResult` without invoking the post-action pipeline, so the pipeline's drain does not run there. No claim about drain-site population is needed. - The remaining census-derived input is now labelled with its blind spot: an identifier search cannot see a macro-generated or trait-dispatched call, so it reports "none found", not "none exists".
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe engine now validates combat waiting prompts against their phases and drains deferred triggers during phase and cleanup processing. Tests cover attacker declaration, upkeep, cleanup, trigger ordering, source identity, and normal turn progression. ChangesCombat and deferred trigger flow
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TurnProcessing->>DeferredTriggers: Drain deferred trigger batches
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356-360: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBind the CR 603.3b ordering assertions to the seat and the trigger count. Both rows assert only the
WaitingFor::OrderTriggersvariant. A prompt carrying one trigger, or a prompt addressed to the wrong seat, satisfies that check. CR 603.3b binds the ordering choice to the controller of the simultaneous triggered abilities, and the sibling test incrates/engine/src/game/engine_phase_trigger_regression_tests.rsalready asserts both fields.
crates/engine/src/game/turns_declare_attackers_wedge_tests.rs#L356-L360: destructure the prompt and assertplayer == PlayerId(0)andtriggers.len() == 2.crates/engine/src/game/turns_declare_attackers_wedge_tests.rs#L466-L470: apply the same destructuring and the same two assertions toresult.waiting_for.Proposed change for the first row
- assert!( - matches!(state.waiting_for, WaitingFor::OrderTriggers { .. }), - "CR 603.3b: expected an ordering prompt, got {:?}", - state.waiting_for - ); + match &state.waiting_for { + WaitingFor::OrderTriggers { player, triggers } => { + assert_eq!(*player, PlayerId(0), "CR 603.3b: the controller orders"); + assert_eq!(triggers.len(), 2, "both parked contexts must be offered"); + } + other => panic!("CR 603.3b: expected an ordering prompt, got {other:?}"), + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 356-360: Strengthen the CR 603.3b ordering assertions in
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…ger count Both ordering rows asserted only the `WaitingFor::OrderTriggers` variant, which a prompt carrying one trigger — or one addressed to the wrong seat — would satisfy. CR 603.3b binds the ordering choice to the controller of the simultaneous triggered abilities, so assert that: `player == PlayerId(0)` and two offered contexts, matching the sibling assertion in `engine_phase_trigger_regression_tests.rs`. Both tests seed two distinct observers (Altar of the Brood + Impact Tremors) under one controller and already assert `deferred_triggers.len() == 2`, so the prompt must offer both. Raised by CodeRabbit on #7475; independently flagged as LOW-6 in the implementation review.
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Addressed in 43eb686 — both CR 603.3b ordering rows now destructure the prompt and assert Verified rather than applied blind: both tests seed two distinct observers (Altar of the Brood + Impact Tremors) under a single controller and already assert This was also raised independently as LOW-6 in the implementation review before the PR was opened. |
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…iggers can drain (phase-rs#7485) * fix(engine): recover ownerless post-replacement dispatch so parked triggers 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. phase-rs#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. * fix(engine): make identity-addressed frame access a first-class mode `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. * fix(guard): enforce the identity-search rule the guard's prose already 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. --------- Co-authored-by: matthewevans <matthewevans@users.noreply.github.com>
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