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build(rust): add the og binary and the Python-compatible formatting core every port will share - #350
OwnGenome's own tools are Python scripts in bin/. We want to move them to Rust, one tool per pull request, so they run faster and in less memory. Every port must write what the Python wrote, byte for byte, and most of the risk is in number formatting: repr, :g, round(x, n) and the compensated sum differ from naive Rust in the last digit. Each port also needs a way for the binary to reach every task image, and a guard against running a binary built from other code than the checkout holds. None of that exists yet.
Fix
This pull request adds the base the ports build on. No pipeline step calls og yet, and no output changes.
rust/ workspace (edition 2024, toolchain pinned, no unsafe, Cargo.lock committed):
pycompat: CPython 3.15's repr(float), the f, e, g and % formats, {:,}, zero padding, ljust/rjust, round(x) and round(x, n) (half to even on the binary value), float()/int() parsing, math.fsum, the builtin sum, json.dumps and a lenient json.loads.
og: og version, og --tree-hash, and a hidden og pycompat-probe for the tests.
Delivery.scripts/setup.sh --og builds static musl binaries for x86_64 and aarch64 into the gitignored bin/.og/, inside OG_BUILDER (cargo-zigbuild 0.24.1, pinned by tag and digest in versions.env). On a release tag it downloads the release's binaries instead and checks SHA256SUMS, and the attestation when gh is installed and logged in. bin/og is a 20-line #!/bin/sh shim that runs the build for uname -m.
Stale-binary guard. The build stamps the git tree hash of rust/ into the binary. run-all.sh (even with SKIP_VALIDATION), main.nf and validate-setup.sh refuse a binary built from another rust/, with run scripts/setup.sh --og. run_manifest.tsv gets a new run og_tree_hash row.
CI. A new rust job in Guard (required through ci-ok), a rust.yml workflow (task images on amd64 and arm64, nightly 10^7-case streams), and release assets in release.yml.
Docs.docs/rust.md for contributors, rust/README.md, and short notes in docs/testing.md, docs/nextflow.md and CLAUDE.md.
Decisions
A missing binary is a note, not an error, for now. No step calls og yet, and the e2e and stub runs do not build it. A binary built from another rust/ is always refused. The first port sets REQUIRED=true in rust/og.sh.
The builder image is OG_BUILDER, not OG_BUILD_IMAGE. Every *_IMAGE line needs a smoke row in tests/smoke/commands.tsv, which is outside this change. So the image is bumped by hand together with rust/rust-toolchain.toml, and Renovate does not bump it.
The nightly 10^7 streams live in rust.yml, not repeat-test.yml. A change to repeat-test.yml starts its 31 jobs on the pull request.
pycompat's json.loads stops at 1000 levels of nesting with RecursionError instead of overflowing the stack. CPython 3.14 reads deeper; this is listed with the other known limits in docs/rust.md, and nothing the pipeline reads comes close.
A network error while fetching a release's SHA256SUMS is an error, so a release checkout never quietly builds its own binaries. Only a 404 (no binaries on that release) falls back to a build.
No CLI crate yet. Three subcommands do not need clap. The first port that parses options picks its parser.
The tree hash covers uncommitted edits. For an edited rust/ it is the tree those edits would commit, computed with a throwaway index. So an edit is caught before it is committed.
The rust job builds both binaries, edits rust/, and runs nextflow run main.nf -profile test -stub, which must stop before any task with run scripts/setup.sh --og. It did (exit 1). With the main.nf check removed, the same stub run completed with exit 0 (tried in a Linux container on a Mac mini), so the step goes red without the check.
unit-tests runs tests/test_og_check.sh, now with a gh that is not logged in: the release binaries install with a note, after SHA256SUMS. With the previous og.sh that case fails (exit 1, "no valid build attestation").
tests/test_og_check.sh also covers a tree hash that cannot be computed (an error, not the note of a checkout without git), a network error on SHA256SUMS (an error, not a fallback to a build), a release without binaries (a build), and a copy into bin/.og that fails (the old pair stays, no temporary file is left). With the previous og.sh five of those cases fail.
cargo test now covers JSON nested past 1000 levels: an error (RecursionError), not a crash. With no depth limit the same test aborts on a stack overflow. It also covers NUL padding after gzip members, reading on after a strict UTF-8 error, and a commit whose rename fails; with the previous og-io all three tests fail.
images ran og by bare name in the Python, bcftools, Manta and Parascopy images on amd64, and in the Python image on arm64 (the other three publish no arm64 build). Every row reads ok and the script printed PASS. The step now runs with pipefail, so the script's exit code is no longer lost in tee, and docker run -q keeps the pull progress out of the compared output. On the previous head the same check printed FAIL for every image because of that pull progress, and the step stayed green.
A row reads ok only when og version also exits 0.
A control step plants the amd64 binary as og-linux-aarch64 and runs the check again: the arm64 row read FAIL and the script exited non-zero, as it must.
The differential test has a new readline operation that keeps each line's ending, so a lost or extra newline shows. With a planted bug that drops the newline, it failed on 1330 of 2000 cases.
Lint, Nextflow, Docs, Container Test, Release (the og-binaries dry run), Renovate dry run, Personal data and Freshness: all green on the same head.
The first checks were seen red on an earlier head. Commit 6e84c46 planted round half away from zero and an og.sh stale branch that returns 0; the next commit reverts both.
Locally, on a Mac mini under Docker, the CPython comparison passed 1.8 million cases (100,000 per operation) against Python 3.14 and against PYTHON_IMAGE.
…s and the og binary
pycompat writes floats, ints and JSON the way CPython 3.15 does (repr,
the f/e/g/% formats, round half to even on the binary value, float() and
int() parsing, math.fsum, the compensated builtin sum, json.dumps and a
lenient json.loads). og-io reads plain, gzip and BGZF input with Python's
universal newlines and writes files atomically. og prints its version and
the rust/ tree it was built from, and a hidden pycompat-probe that
tests/rust/pycompat-diff.sh drives against python3 -I in PYTHON_IMAGE.
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…g.sh
bin/og runs the static musl build for the machine's uname -m from the
gitignored bin/.og, and exits 127 with the setup command when it is
missing. rust/og.sh builds both targets in OG_BUILDER (a cargo-zigbuild
image pinned by tag and digest in versions.env), or on a release tag
downloads them and checks SHA256SUMS and the attestation. The build
stamps the git tree of rust/ into the binary, and rust/og.sh check reads
it back without running the binary. tests/rust/og-in-images.sh runs og
by bare name in the images the tasks use.
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…e in run_manifest.tsv
setup.sh --og installs the binary. run-all.sh (even with
SKIP_VALIDATION), main.nf and validate-setup.sh stop on a binary built
from another rust/ than the checkout's, with the setup command; a missing
binary is a note until a step calls og. write_manifest.sh adds the run
row og_tree_hash. tests/test_og_check.sh covers each case.
Bead: pgp-bs9u.2
…each release
Guard's rust job runs rustfmt, clippy, a planted failing test that must
fail, cargo test, pycompat against CPython at 100000 cases per
operation, both musl builds through setup.sh --og and the stale check
on the real binaries; ci-ok needs it. rust.yml runs og by bare name in
the task images on amd64 and arm64, times a cold and a cached build, and
runs the CPython comparison nightly at 10^7 cases per operation.
release.yml builds the binaries, writes SHA256SUMS, attests them and
attaches them; a pull request that changes rust/ builds them as a dry run.
Bead: pgp-bs9u.2
…sses, to see CI go red
Reverted by the next commit. This head must fail the rust job (unit
tests and the CPython comparison) and the og check unit test.
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docs/rust.md
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rust/crates/og-io/src/lib.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/src/json.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/src/lib.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/src/num.rs
rust/og.sh
rust/og/src/probe.rs
tests/rust/og-in-images.sh
tests/rust/pycompat_oracle.py
tests/test_og_check.sh
Walkthrough
Adds a Rust workspace with Python-compatible formatting, numeric, JSON, and I/O utilities, plus an og binary. Adds binary build and installation tools, freshness checks in setup and pipeline execution, CI and release workflows, and tests that compare compatibility operations with CPython.
Changes: Rust Core and Binary Integration
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Workspace and Python-compatible primitives rust/Cargo.toml, rust/rust-toolchain.toml, rust/crates/pycompat/*, rust/README.md, CLAUDE.md, zensical.toml
Adds the Rust workspace and pycompat implementations for formatting, numeric operations, and JSON. Adds workspace and contributor documentation and a Rust documentation navigation entry.
I/O crate and og command rust/crates/og-io/*, rust/og/*
Adds gzip-aware input, universal-newline decoding, atomic file writes, build metadata, command dispatch, and a line-oriented compatibility probe.
Adds architecture-specific binary selection, builds and installs binaries, checks their source-tree hashes, and integrates those checks with setup, manifests, and workflow execution.
Compatibility tests and CI .github/workflows/guard.yml, .github/workflows/rust.yml, tests/rust/*, docs/testing.md, CLAUDE.md
Adds Rust CI checks, CPython differential tests, and image checks for both supported architectures.
Release binaries and checksums .github/workflows/release.yml
Builds and attests binaries for release, then attaches them and SHA256SUMS to the release.
GeiserX/OwnGenome#309: Adds the Zensical configuration and navigation that this PR extends with Rust documentation.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 057fe
The Rust foundation is mergeable with bounded follow-up. Failed installations and unusual filesystem conditions can leave binaries inconsistent or unchecked, while several compatibility edge cases remain. Existing pipeline outputs are unaffected because no pipeline tool uses og yet.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
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The previous commit planted round half away from zero and a stale check
that passes, to see the rust job and the og check unit test go red.
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A result can hold a tab (ljust of a string with a tab), so splitting
paste output on tabs counted matching ljust and rjust results as
differences in the failure report. The pass or fail verdict (cmp) was
right; only the per-operation counts were wrong.
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…thout a gh login, test the main.nf refusal
The image check compared docker's pull progress with og's output and its
exit code was lost in tee. og.sh refused release binaries when gh was
installed but not logged in. Guard now runs nextflow run main.nf -stub on a
stale og, and pycompat's JSON parser stops at 1000 levels of nesting with
RecursionError instead of overflowing the stack.
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Actionable comments posted: 12
Nitpick comments: 1
rust/og/src/probe.rs: 1
137-145: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Compare read_line endings in the differential test.
The lines probe strips endings, so it can miss a regression that omits a normalized newline. Add a separate comparison of read_line results that preserves endings and line counts. Keep the iterator comparison for its existing coverage.
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Review comment at @rust/og/src/probe.rs around lines 137 - 145:
Add a separate probe comparison using read_line that preserves normalized line
endings and line counts, so the differential test detects omitted newlines. Keep
the existing Lines iterator comparison unchanged for its current coverage.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/guard.yml:
- Line 239: Update the stale-binary test assertion to reject timeout exits: in
the condition using rc and out, treat rc equal to 124 as a failure alongside
successful exits, while preserving the existing stale-message and “Submitted
process” checks.
Review comments at @main.nf:
- Around line 100-111: Update the `og_check` process handling in the
`rust/og.sh` check block to capture stderr alongside stdout so Bash read errors
are preserved. When the process exits unsuccessfully, use a clear fallback
message if the captured output is empty; retain the existing `ERROR: ` prefix
handling for non-empty output.
Review comments at @rust/crates/og-io/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 41-46: Update the gzip decoding path around MultiGzDecoder so it
accepts zero-byte padding after each gzip member, including trailing padding
through EOF, while preserving decoding of concatenated members. Use a supported
approach that skips only the padding and retains the existing non-gzip reader
behavior.
- Around line 159-163: Update `commit` so cleanup of the temporary file remains
active if flushing or `fs::rename` fails; only disable cleanup after the rename
succeeds. Preserve the existing error propagation for both failures.
- Around line 96-106: Update the line-reading flow around the Utf8 match to
advance self.pos by used before decoding body, so a strict UTF-8 error does not
leave iteration on the same line. Preserve the existing newline handling and
successful decoding behavior.
Review comments at @rust/crates/pycompat/src/json.rs:
- Around line 61-63: Update MAX_DEPTH and the depth check used by json::loads so
inputs with 1,500 nested empty arrays are accepted when the parser can handle
them; retain a rejection limit only if it reflects a documented CPython
compatibility boundary.
Review comments at @rust/crates/pycompat/src/num.rs:
- Around line 155-157: Document the Unicode-digit limitation in the Rust API:
update the documentation for parse_int to state that it rejects non-ASCII
digits, and qualify the crate-level Python-exactness guarantee in the crate
documentation by referring readers to the known limits in docs/rust.md. Keep the
changes limited to these documentation updates.
Review comments at @rust/og.sh:
- Around line 170-173: Update put to check and propagate any copy or rename
failure, and ensure fetch exits or returns a failure if installing any
architecture binary fails. Do not print the installation success message unless
every put operation succeeds.
- Around line 47-50: Update the temporary-index creation and Git tree-hashing
flow so mktemp failure returns an error and cannot produce a NOTE that passes
freshness validation. Distinguish a checkout without Git metadata from failures
in read-tree, add, or write-tree: retain the intended NOTE only for missing Git
metadata and return an error for hashing failures.
- Around line 144-177: Update fetch so a failed SHA256SUMS download is not
automatically treated as a release with no binaries: return 2 only when the
asset is confirmed missing, and report or propagate other download errors so
install does not build locally after a network failure.
- Around line 103-109: Update the `put` flow so both architecture binaries are
staged and validated before either existing binary is replaced; if staging or
installation fails, remove partial files and preserve or restore the previous
pair. Keep the existing binary naming and permissions.
Review comments at @tests/rust/og-in-images.sh:
- Around line 25-26: Update the container command that runs `og version` so its
exit status is propagated instead of being masked by `echo`, and make the
`run_og` check require success before accepting the expected output. Preserve
the existing output format and image-check behavior for successful runs.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rust/og/src/probe.rs:
- Around line 137-145: Add a separate probe comparison using read_line that
preserves normalized line endings and line counts, so the differential test
detects omitted newlines. Keep the existing Lines iterator comparison unchanged
for its current coverage.
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rust/crates/og-io/Cargo.toml
rust/crates/og-io/src/lib.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/Cargo.toml
rust/crates/pycompat/src/fmt.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/src/json.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/src/lib.rs
rust/crates/pycompat/src/num.rs
rust/og.sh
rust/og/Cargo.toml
rust/og/build.rs
rust/og/src/main.rs
rust/og/src/probe.rs
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scripts/validate-setup.sh
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…padding as Python does
og.sh no longer falls back to a build on a network error, keeps the old
binaries when a copy fails, and refuses a tree hash it could not compute.
og-io skips NUL padding after gzip members, moves past a line that fails
strict UTF-8, and removes its temporary file when a commit fails. main.nf
shows og.sh's stderr, the image check needs og version to exit 0, and the
differential test compares readline() with its line endings.
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Problem
OwnGenome's own tools are Python scripts in
bin/. We want to move them to Rust, one tool per pull request, so they run faster and in less memory. Every port must write what the Python wrote, byte for byte, and most of the risk is in number formatting:repr,:g,round(x, n)and the compensatedsumdiffer from naive Rust in the last digit. Each port also needs a way for the binary to reach every task image, and a guard against running a binary built from other code than the checkout holds. None of that exists yet.Fix
This pull request adds the base the ports build on. No pipeline step calls
ogyet, and no output changes.rust/workspace (edition 2024, toolchain pinned, nounsafe,Cargo.lockcommitted):pycompat: CPython 3.15'srepr(float), thef,e,gand%formats,{:,}, zero padding,ljust/rjust,round(x)andround(x, n)(half to even on the binary value),float()/int()parsing,math.fsum, the builtinsum,json.dumpsand a lenientjson.loads.og-io: plain, gzip and BGZF input, Python's universal newlines, atomic writes.og:og version,og --tree-hash, and a hiddenog pycompat-probefor the tests.scripts/setup.sh --ogbuilds static musl binaries for x86_64 and aarch64 into the gitignoredbin/.og/, insideOG_BUILDER(cargo-zigbuild 0.24.1, pinned by tag and digest inversions.env). On a release tag it downloads the release's binaries instead and checksSHA256SUMS, and the attestation whenghis installed and logged in.bin/ogis a 20-line#!/bin/shshim that runs the build foruname -m.rust/into the binary.run-all.sh(even withSKIP_VALIDATION),main.nfandvalidate-setup.shrefuse a binary built from anotherrust/, withrun scripts/setup.sh --og.run_manifest.tsvgets a newrun og_tree_hashrow.rustjob in Guard (required throughci-ok), arust.ymlworkflow (task images on amd64 and arm64, nightly 10^7-case streams), and release assets inrelease.yml.docs/rust.mdfor contributors,rust/README.md, and short notes indocs/testing.md,docs/nextflow.mdandCLAUDE.md.Decisions
ogyet, and the e2e and stub runs do not build it. A binary built from anotherrust/is always refused. The first port setsREQUIRED=trueinrust/og.sh.OG_BUILDER, notOG_BUILD_IMAGE. Every*_IMAGEline needs a smoke row intests/smoke/commands.tsv, which is outside this change. So the image is bumped by hand together withrust/rust-toolchain.toml, and Renovate does not bump it.rust.yml, notrepeat-test.yml. A change torepeat-test.ymlstarts its 31 jobs on the pull request.json.loadsstops at 1000 levels of nesting withRecursionErrorinstead of overflowing the stack. CPython 3.14 reads deeper; this is listed with the other known limits indocs/rust.md, and nothing the pipeline reads comes close.SHA256SUMSis an error, so a release checkout never quietly builds its own binaries. Only a 404 (no binaries on that release) falls back to a build.clap. The first port that parses options picks its parser.rust/it is the tree those edits would commit, computed with a throwaway index. So an edit is caught before it is committed.How it was checked
Head
9db8ce5, all on GitHub-hosted runners:rustjob builds both binaries, editsrust/, and runsnextflow run main.nf -profile test -stub, which must stop before any task withrun scripts/setup.sh --og. It did (exit 1). With themain.nfcheck removed, the same stub run completed with exit 0 (tried in a Linux container on a Mac mini), so the step goes red without the check.unit-testsrunstests/test_og_check.sh, now with aghthat is not logged in: the release binaries install with a note, afterSHA256SUMS. With the previousog.shthat case fails (exit 1, "no valid build attestation").tests/test_og_check.shalso covers a tree hash that cannot be computed (an error, not the note of a checkout without git), a network error onSHA256SUMS(an error, not a fallback to a build), a release without binaries (a build), and a copy intobin/.ogthat fails (the old pair stays, no temporary file is left). With the previousog.shfive of those cases fail.cargo testnow covers JSON nested past 1000 levels: an error (RecursionError), not a crash. With no depth limit the same test aborts on a stack overflow. It also covers NUL padding after gzip members, reading on after a strict UTF-8 error, and a commit whose rename fails; with the previousog-ioall three tests fail.imagesranogby bare name in the Python, bcftools, Manta and Parascopy images on amd64, and in the Python image on arm64 (the other three publish no arm64 build). Every row readsokand the script printedPASS. The step now runs withpipefail, so the script's exit code is no longer lost intee, anddocker run -qkeeps the pull progress out of the compared output. On the previous head the same check printedFAILfor every image because of that pull progress, and the step stayed green.okonly whenog versionalso exits 0.og-linux-aarch64and runs the check again: the arm64 row readFAILand the script exited non-zero, as it must.readlineoperation that keeps each line's ending, so a lost or extra newline shows. With a planted bug that drops the newline, it failed on 1330 of 2000 cases.og-binariesdry run), Renovate dry run, Personal data and Freshness: all green on the same head.The first checks were seen red on an earlier head. Commit
6e84c46plantedroundhalf away from zero and anog.shstale branch that returns 0; the next commit reverts both.rustjob, red: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42637376777/job/129229026967unit-testsjob, red: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42637376777/job/129229027050Locally, on a Mac mini under Docker, the CPython comparison passed 1.8 million cases (100,000 per operation) against Python 3.14 and against
PYTHON_IMAGE.E2E: the
main.nf,run-all.shandwrite_manifest.shchanges run in the Nextflow e2e cases. Run on this head: https://github.com/GeiserX/OwnGenome/actions/runs/42661748901 (in progress when this was written).Bead: pgp-bs9u.2