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feat: resume and reuse verified release benchmark acquisitions - #335
Release preparation can now resume validated suite pairs and use one original local benchmark acquisition for reports, README, and the final release archive. Final-commit verification and approval-time CI renewal preserve the original raw bytes and provenance without collecting more timings.
Adopt shared API availability and progress reporting, retaining all 1,403 library cases and 16 paired LU peer cases per phase where available. Record Astra's scientific decision to remove no workloads.
Add schema-6 checkpoint recovery, immutable owner records, explicit capture recovery, and candidate verification before tagging.
Replace hosted timing with separate retrieval, read-only verification, and attachment jobs. Require an independently reviewed full acceptance digest and a frozen receipt across Cargo deployment approval.
Exclude README from ordinary current compilation while preserving rustdoc inclusion; check native compiler dependencies before measurement.
Rehearse against research-repo-tools 055353c630604b1ae3438c1eaf534ba85e067a7e. Development pins remain valid for ordinary validation; actual release gates require published tooling.
The combined scope validates availability, progress, resume, and final release reuse against the same declared acquisition and ownership contract. The scientific and architecture decisions are recorded in the workload review and the candidate review. release-evidence now takes an owner directory; native-only diagnostics use release-native-evidence. Cargo publication uses the documented maintainer dispatch with explicit candidate and acceptance inputs.
Validation: just update and full macOS just ci pass (367 Python tests, 1,143 Rust tests, default/exact doctests, benchmark compilation/correctness checks, examples, and static validators). Native discovery and correctness checks cover 1,419 cases on each real source phase. The bounded synthetic rehearsal verifies interruption/resume, report and README retries, original archive reuse, and explicitly reviewed CI renewal before and after approval. Windows-targeted Python typing and explicit rule scans of both new Python files also pass. No real timing campaign or hosted release action was performed.
Acceptance ownership for the combined implementation:
publish-crates.yml, release-benchmarks.yml and candidate transfer/attachment preserve one acquisition, exact final acceptance, immutable identities, credential separation and approval-time revalidation. src/lib.rs README gating and native dependency-file checks make generated-output reuse valid while retaining rustdoc inclusion.
dependency-sources.toml, the development source pin and CI signer gating implement the authorized rehearsal/publication boundary. Actual published-package pinning and native release revalidation remain unchecked in the tracker.
Maintainer-requested bounded parallel Python checks preserve all tests, native CI identities and failure propagation; serial diagnosis remains available.
Commit d809c06 rejects existing acquisition owner records with recovery guidance and adds the parallel test runner requested in #336. Local validation passes: just check, all 376 Python tests under just python-ci (758.45 seconds), documentation checks, locked dependency verification and Windows-targeted typing. All checks on the previous head completed before this follow-up was pushed: native Linux/macOS/Windows CI and release packaging passed. The previous Windows Python suite passed 367 tests serially in 2863.35 seconds (47m 43s); the local parallel timing is not a measured Windows speedup. At d809c06, Windows CI passed all 376 Python tests in 2093.59 seconds (34m 53s). Linux and macOS each failed the Cargo-update consumer test and passed the other 375 tests. Commit 3676349 adds only captured stdout/stderr to that test's failure assertion so the next native run can expose the underlying error; it preserves all success and dependency assertions. The diagnostic CI run passed on all three platforms and release packaging. The subsequent investigation reproduced a retiring HTTP/1.0 connection race in cargo-edit's client, matching ureq #1224. Commit 9376250 explicitly sends Connection: close from the local registry and exercises both update recipes with normal and client-driven closure. Removing only the header makes the new regression fail with Error: io: Peer disconnected; restoring it passes. Before pushing, just check, all 378 Python tests under just python-ci (965.70 seconds), Windows-targeted typing, and git diff --check passed. Native CI for the fix is running. #337 tracks future removal after a published cargo-edit contains the upstream fix.
These implementation issues remain open until this PR merges after required review and CI; the closing references above then close them automatically. #333 now retains all outstanding published-tooling acceptance: exact supplying PyPI version (target v0.2.7), normal pins/locks/isolated invocations, released-package consumer and native Linux/macOS/Windows revalidation, and actual release evidence. Those gates remain unchecked.
Refs #326 and #330. #326 retains the workstream readiness handoff; #330 retains common-command/guide alignment, the canonical release-benchmarks dispatch and automatic draft preparation. This PR contributes to those issues without claiming their remaining functional work is complete.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Benchmark runs can now resume from checkpoints, report progress, and retain completed work after interruptions.
Benchmark comparisons account for when workloads became available, and LU results use consistent current-version comparisons.
Release assets and benchmark evidence undergo additional validation before attachment or publication.
Documentation
Updated benchmarking and release guides with revised acquisition, verification, and recovery workflows.
Added guidance on benchmark workload selection and release-candidate review.
- Adopt declared API availability and shared progress while retaining the full
scientific workload catalog and paired LU peer context.
- Add explicit checkpoint recovery and independent owner records so reports,
README publication, and release archives reuse the original acquisition.
- Require owner-selected candidate evidence before tagging and preserve its
full acceptance across hosted attachment and Cargo deployment approval.
- Allow explicitly reviewed native-CI renewal without replacing immutable
benchmark assets, and keep README outside current compiler inputs.
- Pin research-repo-tools at 055353c630604b1ae3438c1eaf534ba85e067a7e for
downstream rehearsal while enforcing published tooling at release gates.
Closes#322
Refs #320, #324, #325, #323, #326
This PR changes the release benchmark flow from hosted measurement to local acquisition plus hosted verification and attachment. It adds release-candidate orchestration, updates benchmark availability and resume rules, switches development tooling to a pinned Git source, and expands workflow, integration, and documentation coverage.
Development tooling now uses a pinned Git revision. CI skips release evidence creation for development pins and only signs or uploads when evidence is eligible. Release dependency checks and parallel Python test worker controls were added.
Benchmark availability and acquisition plan tooling/performance-policy.toml, tooling/performance.just, tooling/performance-readme.toml, tooling/plots/..., tooling/measurements/non-exact.toml, tests/tooling/test_performance_workflow.py, tests/tooling/test_release_performance.py, docs/BENCHMARKING.md, docs/RELEASING.md, docs/dev/benchmark-workload-review.md, tooling/README.md, docs/code_organization.md
Benchmark declarations now use release availability rules, suite-specific acquisition, trial-1 README and LU plot inputs, current-phase LU ratios, checkpoint resume handling, and progress reporting. Tests and guides were updated to match the new plan.
Local acquisition and immutable candidate records tooling/release_candidate.py, justfile, tests/tooling/test_candidate_transfer.py, tests/tooling/test_performance_workflow.py, docs/dev/benchmark-candidate-review.md, docs/RELEASING.md, tooling/README.md, docs/code_organization.md
A new CLI manages owner records, candidate capture, verification, archive creation, release staging, publication sealing, and receipt validation. Recipes and tests cover immutable retained records, named acceptance selections, and retry paths that do not reacquire measurements.
The hosted workflows now accept dispatch inputs and transfer records, fetch and verify candidate assets without measuring, attach the accepted archive, and publish crates after validating an approval artifact and rechecking the selected acceptance data.
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The title "feat: resume and reuse verified release benchmark acquisitions" matches the main change in the changeset. The objectives describe checkpoint resume, owner-record recovery, and verified reus…
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Scope: six direct issues are active and open: #320, #322, #323, #324, #325, and #336. No issue is contextual or closed. #333 is not linked. Its published-package criteria are transferred from the link…
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[#320, #323] Rehearsal boundary: dependency-sources.toml, the development Git pin in pyproject.toml, the ci.yml …
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The title "feat: resume and reuse verified release benchmark acquisitions" matches the main change in the changeset. The objectives describe checkpoint resume, owner-record recovery, and verified reuse of one local acquisition for reports, README output, and the release archive. The changed files cover release-candidate tooling (tooling/release_candidate.py), checkpoint and resume recipes in the justfile, performance-release resume mode, and reworked release workflows. The title is short, single-sentence, uses a conventional commit prefix, and avoids file lists and vague terms. It does not name the hosted-workflow split or the availability-aware comparisons, but it does not need to cover every detail.
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Scope: six direct issues are active and open: #320, #322, #323, #324, #325, and #336. No issue is contextual or closed. #333 is not linked. Its published-package criteria are transferred from the linked issues and are not coding requirements for this review.
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[#320, #322, #323] Availability and release acquisition. tooling/performance-policy.toml replaces the current-only list with an [availability] map. The five families (column_basis, interval_division, interval_solve_d*, polynomial, rational_dot) have minimum release v0.5.2. The 1,403 current cases and 16 paired LU peer cases stay required per phase. The PR reports native discovery and correctness over 1,419 cases on each real source phase. The workload review records that no workloads were removed. The release path now uses one acquisition: tooling/release_candidate.py handles capture, verify, archive, stage, seal, and receive. release-benchmarks.yml retrieves and verifies candidate evidence, and attaches it without measurement. release-evidence takes an owner directory. Tests in test_release_performance.py and test_release_publishing.py cover reuse of candidate evidence and the release dry-run phases. Astra's scientific review is non-coding and is not assessed here.
[#324] Progress. acquire() takes a ProgressReporter. The justfile exposes progress and cadence options. test_performance_workflow.py covers progress and failure reporting. README publication runs as a separate recipe and does not measure.
[#325] Checkpoint and resume. Schema-6 checkpoint recovery is implemented in the release-candidate tooling. performance-resume selects resume mode. Owner records are frozen, so retries cannot replace differing bytes. test_release_performance.py asserts that fresh acquisition rejects an existing owner file or directory with recovery guidance, leaves its contents unchanged, and creates no checkpoint. It also asserts that an unrelated FileExistsError propagates unchanged.
[#336] Parallel Python checks. pyproject.toml pins pytest-xdist==3.8.0 in the dev group. The justfile test-python recipe defaults to four workers. The value "0" selects the serial override. test_toolchain_integration.py tests worker selection and failure propagation. The Cargo-update test fix in the current head adds RegistryHandler (Connection: close) and ClientClosingServer. It parameterizes the consumer fixture over both server types. Success and dependency assertions are unchanged per the summary. The recording of slow test durations is not separately shown in the summary. It relies on the author's checked acceptance item, so this sub-requirement is supported but not independently re-verified here.
Not counted as coding requirements: native CI for the connection-race fix, the Astra checkpoint, the published-package pin and release revalidation in #333, and the maintainer merge gate. These gates do not change this verdict.
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[#320, #323] Rehearsal boundary: dependency-sources.toml, the development Git pin in pyproject.toml, the ci.yml evidence gate, and the justfile and tooling guards that block release use of a development pin. These implement the no-override boundary that #320 and #323 require.
[#323] Release ordering and identity: deletion of .github/actions/prepare-release-benchmarks/action.yml, with its dependabot-auto-merge, semgrep.yaml, and test references removed; publish-crates.yml; release-benchmarks.yml; candidate transfer and attachment in tooling/release_candidate.py; the approval receipt; the release-native-evidence rename; and the release recipes in the justfile.
[#323] README generation: src/lib.rs and docs/dev/docs.md gate README inclusion on cfg(doc). tooling/measurements/non-exact.toml adds README.md to measured sources, and performance.just adds _readme-input-check. This keeps ordinary compilation independent of generated README output, so README retries do not require a new acquisition. Rustdoc inclusion is preserved. The link to #323 is indirect but concrete.
[#322, #325] LU comparison and peer attribution: the lu_solve plot files under tooling/plots/ (retained and scratch) and tooling/performance-readme.toml add trial = 1, rename series to lu-solve/<library>, and use current-phase peers for README ratios. These preserve the LU comparison and the 16-peer attribution. The scratch variants keep the same series names as the retained variants.
[#320, #322, #324, #325] Recipes and policy: tooling/performance.just and tooling/performance-policy.toml replace the baseline/current aggregate recipes, baseline-specific public recipes, peer aggregate, and acquisition-budget report with availability-based and suite-based recipes. Retained coverage is documented as 1,403 current cases and 16 paired LU peers.
[#323, #325] Owner and checkpoint tooling: the justfile release-candidate, performance-capture, release-archive, release-stage, release-receive, and release-publication recipes, and the tests for them.
[#336] Parallel tests: pyproject.toml (pytest-xdist), the justfile test-python worker default, test_toolchain_integration.py worker tests, and the Cargo-update fixture fix in tests/tooling/test_cargo_update_integration.py. The fixture fix is in the native Python test inventory that #336 covers.
[#320, #322, #323, #324, #325] Documentation: docs/BENCHMARKING.md, docs/RELEASING.md, docs/code_organization.md, tooling/README.md, and the dev review documents. These describe behavior the linked issues require, and the issues require their updates together.
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- Around line 130-136: In the fresh-acquisition branch before freeze, handle an
existing owner record by rejecting it without deleting or reusing it, and
provide guidance to select a new checkpoint or resume if the original checkpoint
exists. Preserve unrelated FileExistsError cases when no owner record exists.
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- Reject existing acquisition owner records with recovery guidance while preserving their bytes and unrelated creation errors.
- Run the full Python suite with four isolated workers, configurable serial execution, failure propagation, and duration reporting.
Refs #325.
Closes#336.
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The owner-record finding is fixed in d809c06b8d0d718fd6cc12c158b24bb61ac3c474: fresh acquisition preserves an existing owner, rejects it before freezing, provides recovery guidance, and preserves unrelated FileExistsError cases. Regression tests cover those behaviors. Your inline thread is already marked resolved.
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#336 owns the maintainer-requested parallel Python checks. Its acceptance covers the pinned runner dependency, bounded workers over the complete test inventory, serial diagnosis, no worker restarts, fixture isolation, failure propagation, and native validation. The PR's acceptance-ownership table links these criteria to the changed runner files.
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Declare connection closure on the local HTTP/1.0 registry so cargo-edit
does not reuse cached-response connections while the server closes them.
- Exercise both update recipes with normal and client-driven closure,
preserving successful exit and dependency update assertions.
- Validate with just check, all 378 Python tests, Windows-targeted typing,
and a failing negative control without the connection header.
Refs #336.
The Cargo failure now has a reproduced cause and fix in 93762502bd8c06fe683442b38bcea0f67fcd3b14.
The local HTTP/1.0 registry can finish a cached 304 response before closing its socket. cargo-edit 0.13.14 (ureq 3.5.0 / ureq-proto 0.6.5) can reuse that retiring connection, producing Error: io: Peer disconnected and recipe exit 1. This matches the independently reported ureq #1224. The original native logs omitted subprocess stderr, so they cannot retrospectively prove the diagnostic text; the local reproduction preserves their visible request/exit pattern.
The fixture now sends Connection: close. Both actual update recipes run under ordinary closure and a controlled ordering that waits for client closure or attempted socket reuse, without sleeps. All original success and dependency assertions remain. Removing only the header makes the new regression fail in 1.50 seconds with Peer disconnected; restoring it makes all four cases pass.
Before push: just check, just python-ci (378 passed in 965.70 seconds), Windows-targeted typing, and git diff --check passed. Current-head native CI is running. #336 records the evidence; #337 tracks future workaround removal after a published cargo-edit includes the upstream fix. No tests are skipped or retried, and no tool pin changed.
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The PR description and #336 have now been updated to say the fix is committed and pushed. The reproduced connection race, negative control, upstream corroboration, and completed local checks are recorded in #335 (comment). Current-head native CI remains a separate enforced merge gate. Please report any remaining actionable findings; do not bypass required validation.
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python - <<'PY'import collectionsimport fnmatchimport subprocessimport tomllibrev = "93762502bd8c06fe683442b38bcea0f67fcd3b14"def read(path): return tomllib.loads(subprocess.check_output(["git", "show", f"{rev}:{path}"], text=True))plan = read("tooling/measurements/full.toml")catalog = read("tooling/performance-policy.toml")library = set(catalog["release"]["default"] + catalog["release"]["exact"])peers = {f"d{d}/{peer}_lu_solve" for d in catalog["dimensions"] for peer in ("nalgebra", "faer")}families = { "column-basis": {n for n in library if n.startswith("column_basis/")}, "interval-solve": {n for n in library if n.startswith(("interval_division/", "interval_solve_d"))}, "polynomial": {n for n in library if n.startswith("polynomial/")}, "rational-dot": {n for n in library if n.startswith("rational_dot/")}, "lu-solve": {n for n in library if n.endswith("/la_stack_lu_solve")} | peers,}separate = set().union(*families.values())families["core-default"] = set(catalog["release"]["default"]) - separatefamilies["core-exact"] = set(catalog["release"]["exact"]) - separateprint("Catalog library and peer counts:", len(library), len(peers))print("Suites:", [s["name"] for s in plan["suites"]])for suite in plan["suites"]: name = suite["name"] print("\n", name, "since", suite.get("since", "all supported releases")) for phase in ("baseline", "current"): discovery = suite["measurement"]["phases"][phase]["discovery"] required = discovery["required"] actual = set(required) print(phase, "count", len(required), "duplicates", len(required)-len(actual), "missing", sorted(families[name]-actual), "extra", sorted(actual-families[name])) print("discovery suites:", discovery["suites"])for version in ("v0.5.0", "v0.5.1", "v0.5.2", "v0.5.3"): ver = tuple(map(int, version[1:].split("."))) actual = set().union(*(families[s["name"]] for s in plan["suites"] if "since" not in s or ver >= tuple(map(int, s["since"][1:].split("."))))) expected = {n for n in library if not any( fnmatch.fnmatchcase(n, pattern) and ver < tuple(map(int, since[1:].split("."))) for pattern, since in catalog["availability"].items())} | peers print("availability", version, "count", len(actual), "missing", sorted(expected-actual), "extra", sorted(actual-expected))PY
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@acgetchellLinked Issues: The supplied diff and reported uv lock --check result resolve the #336 lockfile evidence gap. They show the requested package versions and no unrelated package identity changes. I did not independently run uv lock --check.
Measurement policy: I compared both versions of tooling/measurements/full.toml. The head retains all base current cases and adds 16 current-phase LU peer cases. Its seven suite inventories match the independent catalog, including the availability boundaries. I found no actionable issue in this comparison.
Remaining checks: At the latest check, the Ubuntu build had passed. The macOS and Windows builds and release-package were still running. Please wait for the required current-head checks before merging.
I could not confirm complete review coverage of every other changed blob from the supplied review results. This reply does not update the saved Linked Issues check or the submitted GitHub review.
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Release preparation can now resume validated suite pairs and use one original local benchmark acquisition for reports, README, and the final release archive. Final-commit verification and approval-time CI renewal preserve the original raw bytes and provenance without collecting more timings.
055353c630604b1ae3438c1eaf534ba85e067a7e. Development pins remain valid for ordinary validation; actual release gates require published tooling.The combined scope validates availability, progress, resume, and final release reuse against the same declared acquisition and ownership contract. The scientific and architecture decisions are recorded in the workload review and the candidate review.
release-evidencenow takes an owner directory; native-only diagnostics userelease-native-evidence. Cargo publication uses the documented maintainer dispatch with explicit candidate and acceptance inputs.Validation:
just updateand full macOSjust cipass (367 Python tests, 1,143 Rust tests, default/exact doctests, benchmark compilation/correctness checks, examples, and static validators). Native discovery and correctness checks cover 1,419 cases on each real source phase. The bounded synthetic rehearsal verifies interruption/resume, report and README retries, original archive reuse, and explicitly reviewed CI renewal before and after approval. Windows-targeted Python typing and explicit rule scans of both new Python files also pass. No real timing campaign or hosted release action was performed.Acceptance ownership for the combined implementation:
publish-crates.yml,release-benchmarks.ymland candidate transfer/attachment preserve one acquisition, exact final acceptance, immutable identities, credential separation and approval-time revalidation.src/lib.rsREADME gating and native dependency-file checks make generated-output reuse valid while retaining rustdoc inclusion.dependency-sources.toml, the development source pin and CI signer gating implement the authorized rehearsal/publication boundary. Actual published-package pinning and native release revalidation remain unchecked in the tracker.Closes #320.
Closes #322.
Closes #323.
Closes #324.
Closes #325.
Closes #336.
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d809c06rejects existing acquisition owner records with recovery guidance and adds the parallel test runner requested in #336. Local validation passes:just check, all 376 Python tests underjust python-ci(758.45 seconds), documentation checks, locked dependency verification and Windows-targeted typing. All checks on the previous head completed before this follow-up was pushed: native Linux/macOS/Windows CI and release packaging passed. The previous Windows Python suite passed 367 tests serially in 2863.35 seconds (47m 43s); the local parallel timing is not a measured Windows speedup. Atd809c06, Windows CI passed all 376 Python tests in 2093.59 seconds (34m 53s). Linux and macOS each failed the Cargo-update consumer test and passed the other 375 tests. Commit3676349adds only captured stdout/stderr to that test's failure assertion so the next native run can expose the underlying error; it preserves all success and dependency assertions. The diagnostic CI run passed on all three platforms and release packaging. The subsequent investigation reproduced a retiring HTTP/1.0 connection race in cargo-edit's client, matching ureq #1224. Commit9376250explicitly sendsConnection: closefrom the local registry and exercises both update recipes with normal and client-driven closure. Removing only the header makes the new regression fail withError: io: Peer disconnected; restoring it passes. Before pushing,just check, all 378 Python tests underjust python-ci(965.70 seconds), Windows-targeted typing, andgit diff --checkpassed. Native CI for the fix is running. #337 tracks future removal after a published cargo-edit contains the upstream fix.These implementation issues remain open until this PR merges after required review and CI; the closing references above then close them automatically. #333 now retains all outstanding published-tooling acceptance: exact supplying PyPI version (target v0.2.7), normal pins/locks/isolated invocations, released-package consumer and native Linux/macOS/Windows revalidation, and actual release evidence. Those gates remain unchecked.
Refs #326 and #330. #326 retains the workstream readiness handoff; #330 retains common-command/guide alignment, the canonical release-benchmarks dispatch and automatic draft preparation. This PR contributes to those issues without claiming their remaining functional work is complete.
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