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chore(mutation-gate): remove all Stryker directives with evidence-backed exclusions - #2054
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The changed-code mutation gate already runs on every PR, but its directive policy allowed suppressions and reported malformed ones only as advisories, so `// Stryker disable next-line ...` annotations kept accumulating in production source (38 directives across 9 files on main). - Replace the directive hygiene check with assertNoDisableDirectives: any `// Stryker disable`/`// Stryker enable` comment in a touched mutation-tested file now fails the mutation-diff gate outright. - Update the CI summary guidance, the workflow step name, and the AGENTS.md / CONTRIBUTING.md policies: kill mutants with focused tests; genuinely equivalent mutants are argued in the PR body and become narrow gate-config exclusions at maintainer discretion. The 38 directives already on main are NOT removed here: their removal moves to a dedicated cleanup PR carrying per-line mutation-repro evidence (kill tests where killable, narrow gate-config exclusions where equivalent). Tests: node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs (44/44).
CodeRabbit: the line-based regex also matched string literals such as "// Stryker disable all" used in documentation strings, failing CI for files with no actual directive. Scan comment trivia with the TypeScript scanner instead, flag trailing comments too, and document the legacy-directive touch requirement in CONTRIBUTING.md. Tests: node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs (45/45).
CodeRabbit: a raw ts.createScanner loop never resumes the template lexical goal after an interpolation, so text inside a template literal could be misclassified as a comment (false failure) and a directive following a completed template could be swallowed (missed failure). Collect leading and trailing comment ranges per token from the parsed source file instead, and cover both template cases plus closed nested templates with tests. CONTRIBUTING.md: state that genuinely equivalent mutants are explained in the pull request body, matching the advisory-results policy. Tests: node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs (45/45).
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The default registry-loading path still lacks focused coverage. loadEquivalences(repoRoot) now reads and parses repoRoot/scripts/stryker-equivalences.json, and runManifest uses it by default. Th… |
Add a focused test that creates a temporary repository with scripts/stryker-equivalences.json containing one equivalence, calls loadEquivalences(tempRoot), and asserts that the entry is returned. Keep the injected runManifest test for… |
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The changed test still leaks a temporary directory. scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs:1207-1209 passes fs.mkdtempSync(...) directly to loadEquivalences and never removes the directory. Each test run… |
Store the temporary directory in a variable. Wrap the assertion in try/finally. Call fs.rmSync(directory, { recursive: true, force: true }) in the finally block. |
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check Issue #2060has coding requirements. The reviewed diff removes the suppression directives from the nine named source files.scripts/stryker-equivalences.jsonrecords reviewed entries with file, line…Out of Scope Changes check The cleanup and gate changes support the mutation-gate objective in #2060. The whole-PR summary also shows the stacked#2051policy and workflow changes. Those changes concern the same Stryker directi…Security Boundaries No changed path meets the security failure conditions. The nine runtime source-file diffs remove comments only; they add no executable behavior. The mutation-gate changes match equivalence entries by … Persistence Integrity No changed persistence path exists. The application diff only removes Stryker comments; it adds no state writes, storage updates, or default changes. The production script adds read-only loading of `s… Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: removing Stryker directives and adding evidence-backed exclusions. Description check The description is complete and relevant. It links issue #2060, explains the implementation, documents test procedures and results, and completes the applicable checklist items.Full details: Linked Issues check
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#2060has coding requirements. The reviewed diff removes the suppression directives from the nine named source files.scripts/stryker-equivalences.jsonrecords reviewed entries with file, line, mutator, replacement, and rationale.scripts/stryker-diff.mjsapplies exact replacement-scoped matching, reports an Equivalent column, and emits stale-entry advisories. The added tests cover directive rejection, replacement matching, stale entries, registry loading, summary output, andrunManifestintegration. The reported three-batch run has blocking = 0 and no stale-entry advisories.
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The cleanup and gate changes support the mutation-gate objective in
#2060. The whole-PR summary also shows the stacked#2051policy and workflow changes. Those changes concern the same Stryker directive policy and do not add unrelated runtime behavior. The reviewed source changes remain limited to the nine named files, the registry, the gate script, and supporting tests.
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No changed path meets the security failure conditions. The nine runtime source-file diffs remove comments only; they add no executable behavior. The mutation-gate changes match equivalence entries by exact file, line, mutator, and replacement and do not execute registry values. The workflow change only renames a step. No changed path leaks secrets or PII, trusts executable unvalidated input, or bypasses an approval or allowlist control.
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No changed persistence path exists. The application diff only removes Stryker comments; it adds no state writes, storage updates, or default changes. The production script adds read-only loading of
scripts/stryker-equivalences.jsonwithfs.readFileSync; it does not persist or modify that registry. The diff adds no new write, rename, rollback, or partial-failure operation.
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The default registry-loading path still lacks focused coverage.
loadEquivalences(repoRoot)now reads and parsesrepoRoot/scripts/stryker-equivalences.json, andrunManifestuses it by default. The addedrunManifesttest injectsreadEquivalences, while the only direct loader test covers only an absent file. The registry-shape test reads JSON directly and does not testloadEquivalences, so a wrong path or parse/wiring regression can pass.Resolution
Add a focused test that creates a temporary repository with
scripts/stryker-equivalences.jsoncontaining one equivalence, callsloadEquivalences(tempRoot), and asserts that the entry is returned. Keep the injectedrunManifesttest for pipeline filtering coverage.
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The changed test still leaks a temporary directory.
scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs:1207-1209passesfs.mkdtempSync(...)directly toloadEquivalencesand never removes the directory. Each test run leaves an empty/tmp/stryker-eq-*directory.Resolution
Store the temporary directory in a variable. Wrap the assertion in
try/finally. Callfs.rmSync(directory, { recursive: true, force: true })in thefinallyblock.
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- Around line 495-498: Update the registry key used by the index.has(key) match
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# AGENTS.md
## Stryker Suppression Comments
Do not add Stryker suppression comments (`// Stryker disable ...`, `// Stryker enable ...`) to source files. The changed-code mutation gate (`scripts/stryker-diff.mjs`, run by the `mutation-diff` CI job) fails any pull request that introduces them in mutation-tested files.
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# AGENTS.md
## Stryker Suppression Comments
- If a mutant is genuinely equivalent, explain the equivalence in the PR description; maintainers decide on narrow gate-config exclusions. Do not add a suppression locally to get green.
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remain rejected.
Tests: node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs (46/46).
…ked exclusions The 38 suppression directives on main are removed. Every previously-suppressed line was re-exposed to Stryker first (mutation repro at the Zoo-Code-Org#2051 branch head: 100 mutants over the 38 lines). 65 are killed by existing tests - the directives were unnecessary - and the 33 survivors are genuinely equivalent; they are accepted centrally in scripts/stryker-equivalences.json (26 file+line+mutator entries) instead of as in-source comments. - Remove 42 directive comment lines from 9 files (comment-only diff). - Add scripts/stryker-equivalences.json with the equivalence argument per entry. - stryker-diff.mjs: applyEquivalences() drops accepted equivalents from the blocking set, the summary gains an Equivalent column, and registry entries whose file is under test but whose mutant is gone surface as a stale-entry advisory so the registry cannot rot silently. Evidence per file (mutants over the previously-suppressed lines): lm-studio 10/10 killed; qwen-code 10/10 killed; webviewMessageHandler 2/2 killed; pathUtils 9 survivors (defensive bounds, fail-closed guards); abort-signal 2 (once flag unobservable); NativeToolCallParser 2 (GC-only); openai 2 (&& vs ?? via parameter default); openai-codex 2 (abort microtask windows); Task.ts 16 survivors (unreachable guards on the raw-chunk pipeline). Tests: node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs (51/51).
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| const index = new Map( | ||
| equivalences.map((entry) => [`${entry.file}:${entry.line}:${entry.mutator}:${entry.replacement}`, entry]), | ||
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| const used = new Set() | ||
| const blocking = [] | ||
| let equivalent = 0 | ||
| for (const mutant of counts.blocking) { | ||
| const key = `${packageEntry.root}/${mutant.filePath}:${mutant.location?.start?.line}:${mutant.mutatorName}:${mutant.replacement}` | ||
| if (index.has(key)) { | ||
| used.add(key) | ||
| equivalent++ | ||
| } else { | ||
| blocking.push(mutant) | ||
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Do not let one registry entry accept every mutant with the same key.
index is a Map keyed by file:line:mutator:replacement. Every blocking mutant whose fields produce that key is excluded, and the count is not limited. On a compound condition, Stryker emits several ConditionalExpression true mutants on one line. Each one targets a different sub-expression and has a different location.start.column. The registry shows this case: src/core/task/Task.ts line 4628 ConditionalExpression/true appears three times, and src/utils/pathUtils.ts line 114 ConditionalExpression/false appears twice. The Map collapses those duplicates into one key. As a result, the gate also accepts a new, unreviewed mutant on that line if it shares the mutator and replacement. That breaks the registry's own rule: "Each entry accepts exactly one mutant". The stale-entry advisory also cannot see duplicates that went unused.
To fix this, add column to the key. If you keep the current key, count the matches instead: each entry may accept at most one mutant. Then add a test where the report has more matching mutants than the registry has entries.
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--- "a/scripts/stryker-diff.mjs"
+++ "b/scripts/stryker-diff.mjs"
@@ -492,17 +492,18 @@
export function applyEquivalences(counts, equivalences, packageEntry, reportedFiles = new Set()) {
// The key includes the replacement: one condition yields both `=> true` and `=> false`
// ConditionalExpression mutants, and only the reviewed replacement may be accepted.
- const index = new Map(
- equivalences.map((entry) => [`${entry.file}:${entry.line}:${entry.mutator}:${entry.replacement}`, entry]),
- )
- const used = new Set()
+ const keyOf = (entry) => `${entry.file}:${entry.line}:${entry.mutator}:${entry.replacement}`
+ const remaining = new Map()
+ for (const entry of equivalences) remaining.set(keyOf(entry), (remaining.get(keyOf(entry)) ?? 0) + 1)
+ const used = new Map()
const blocking = []
let equivalent = 0
for (const mutant of counts.blocking) {
const key = `${packageEntry.root}/${mutant.filePath}:${mutant.location?.start?.line}:${mutant.mutatorName}:${mutant.replacement}`
- if (index.has(key)) {
- used.add(key)
+ if ((remaining.get(key) ?? 0) > 0) {
+ remaining.set(key, remaining.get(key) - 1)
+ used.set(key, (used.get(key) ?? 0) + 1)
equivalent++
} else {
blocking.push(mutant)
}The unused-entry filter at Lines 510-515 needs the same change: report an entry as stale when the registry lists its key more times than it was used.
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Review comment at @scripts/stryker-diff.mjs around lines 495 - 508:
Update the equivalence matching in the blocking-mutant loop so each registry
entry accepts at most one mutant: track available entries per key and decrement
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Closes: #2060
Step 2 of the two-PR plan in #2050 (cleanup with per-line evidence; enforcement shipped in #2051).
Stacked on #2051 — this branch is based on
chore/forbid-stryker-directives, so the diff below also shows #2051's commits until that PR merges. Merge order: #2051 first, then I will rebase this branch ontomain(the rebase is mechanical: both PRs touchscripts/stryker-diff.mjsin disjoint regions).Description
Removes all 38 Stryker suppression directives (42 comment lines, 9 files) from
main— with every previously-suppressed statement re-exposed to Stryker first, not deleted blind.Repro protocol: the 38 guarded statements (whole statement spans, 45 changed lines) were fed to the real gate pipeline (
buildManifest+runManifest, extension package, 3 batches) with the directives removed. Result over 105 mutants:lm-studio.tsqwen-code.tswebviewMessageHandler.tspathUtils.tsabort-signal.ts{ once: true }unobservable (abort fires exactly once, handler removes listener)NativeToolCallParser.tsdeleteobservable only as GC eligibilityopenai.ts&&yieldundefined→ parameter default → same strict value as??openai-codex.tsTask.tsmakeStreamingKeynever undefined, both-miss unreachable)Mechanism: the survivors are accepted centrally in
scripts/stryker-equivalences.json— 33 entries, one per reviewed mutant, each keyed byfile+line+mutator+replacement(the replacement is part of the key because one condition yields both=> trueand=> falsemutants and only the reviewed replacement may be accepted) and carrying the equivalence argument.scripts/stryker-diff.mjsmatches them against the Stryker report, drops them from the blocking set, and reports them in a new Equivalent summary column. Entries whose file is under test but whose mutant is gone (code shifted, or a test now kills it) surface as a stale-entry advisory, so the registry cannot rot silently. This is the "narrow gate-config exclusion" the policy in #2051 points to — no in-source annotations.Test Procedure
node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs→ 53/53 pass (8 new tests: blocking-set filtering, replacement-scoped acceptance, stale-entry advisory scoping, default behavior without the registry, registry schema, Equivalent column + table shape, and arunManifestintegration test that injectsreadEquivalencesend to end).eslint --max-warnings=0on all 9 cleaned files → clean (comment-only diff).Pre-Submission Checklist
Documentation Updates
Additional Notes
The 2 Timeout mutants in batch A are non-blocking inconclusive results (settle-guard timing), consistent with the gate's timeout advisory rules.