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In `@crates/mesh-llm-commands/src/model_package.rs`:
- Line 568: Update the --json --follow path in dispatch_model_package and
follow_until_done so followed log records and terminal success or failure status
are written through machine_out(), matching run_logs, rather than console_out()
or console_err(); alternatively reject the unsupported option combination before
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-events/src/console.rs`:
- Line 183: Serialize the tests writers_pass_through_without_an_installed_sink
and public_emit_is_silent_unless_verbose_enabled because both mutate the
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CLI presentation code has no sanctioned way to emit human-facing text: it reaches for println! directly, so every call site independently decides whether bytes hit the terminal. That breaks --json parseability and paints over the interactive dashboard. Add console_out()/console_err(), which hand back an io::Write that discards when a JSON sink or the interactive TUI owns the terminal, plus machine_out() for --json payloads that must always reach stdout. The sink now decides whether text is rendered, not the call site.
The CLI presentation layer printed with `println!`/`eprintln!`, so each call site decided on its own whether bytes reached the terminal. That is the wrong place for the decision: it is what lets free-form text land in `--json` output and what lets library-adjacent code paint over the interactive dashboard. Convert every console print in `mesh-llm` and `mesh-llm-commands` to write into a handle from `mesh_llm_events::console_out()` / `console_err()`, and send `--json` payloads through `machine_out()`. Rendering is unchanged - the sink now decides whether the text is emitted, suppressed for a JSON sink, or held back while the dashboard owns the terminal. This is plumbing only. Captured stdout, stderr and exit status for 34 invocations across every touched command family, in both pretty and `--json` modes, before and after: byte-identical apart from one line echoing the running binary's own absolute path. The console-print ratchet drops from 690 approvals across 55 files to 133 across 29, leaving zero approvals in either converted crate.
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Reviewed the synchronized exact head, including the two resolved CodeRabbit findings. JSON/follow mode now fails clearly before submission and output-sink tests share synchronization; events and commands test suites pass locally.
Stacked on #1840. Base branch is
codex/1763-console-print-scope; review only the two commits on top of it. Stage 2 of #1763.Nothing about the CLI looks or behaves differently after this change — that is the point. What changes is who decides whether text reaches your terminal.
Until now every console line in the CLI was a
println!/eprintln!, so each individual call site made that decision for itself. That is why free-form text could land in the middle of--jsonoutput, and why printing from a code path that runs under the interactive dashboard could paint over the frame. The call site has no idea which sink is installed, so it cannot make that call correctly.Now the CLI writes into a handle it asks the output facility for, and the sink decides: text is emitted normally, suppressed when a JSON sink owns stdout, or held back while the interactive dashboard owns the terminal.
--jsonpayloads go through a separate always-on writer so machine output is never suppressed.Architecture
mesh-llm-eventsgains aconsolemodule with oneio::Writeimplementor and three constructors:console_out()console_err()machine_out()--jsonpayload pathConsoleWriteralso exposesis_terminal()so colour detection has a sanctioned path instead of reaching forstd::io::stdout().is_terminal()directly.Call sites become
writeln!(out, …)/write!(out, …), which returnio::Result— functions that already returnResultpropagate with?, and the rest discard explicitly. No rendering logic moved;TabWriterand the ANSI paths informatters_console.rsalready took aWrite, so those were a matter of threading the handle through.557 call sites across 26 files in
mesh-llmandmesh-llm-commandswere converted. The console-print ratchet drops from 690 approvals across 55 files to 133 across 29, with zero approvals left in either converted crate. The remainder is Stage 3 (runtime/library code → typedOutputEvents) and Stage 4 (progress renderers).Validation
just no-console-print— passes. The regenerated allowlist is committed alongside the source change, as the ratchet requires.Remaining 133, all out of Stage 2 scope:
690 − 557 = 133 exactly: every planned site was converted, and none were added.
Build and lint, run serially:
cargo check -p mesh-llm-commands— cleancargo check -p mesh-llm --all-targets— clean, no warningscargo clippy -p mesh-llm-commands --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleancargo clippy -p mesh-llm --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleancargo fmt --all --check— cleancargo test -p mesh-llm-events --lib— 132 passedcargo test -p mesh-llm-commands --lib— 267 passedcargo build --release -p mesh-llm— cleanOutput diff, before and after
Captured stdout, stderr and exit status for 34 invocations covering every touched command family, in both pretty and
--jsonmodes, from a release binary built at the merge base and from this branch:diff -racross all 102 captured files is five lines in one file:That row echoes the absolute path of whichever binary is running, so it differs because the two binaries live in different worktrees. Everything else — including the 82,667-byte
models list --jsonand the 21,797-bytemodels list— is byte-identical.Known local-only failure
just ci-validatefails on macOS for an environmental reason that predates this branch:scripts/affected-crates.sh:224useslocal -A, which needs bash 4+, and macOS ships GNU bash 3.2.57. Every failure in the run traces toaffected-crates.sh failed: line 224: local: -A: invalid option. CI runs Linux with bash 5, so it does not reproduce there, and this branch touches no file under.github/,ci/,scripts/, ortools/xtask/src/— the only non-crates/path in the diff is the regenerated allowlist JSON.Summary by CodeRabbit