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build(rust): add the og binary and the Python-compatible formatting core every port will share - #79
…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.
Bead: pgp-bs9u.2
Adds a Rust workspace with Python-compatible utilities and the og binary. It adds architecture-specific binary build and verification tools, pipeline startup checks, CI and CPython differential tests, release artifacts, and documentation.
Changes: Rust Core and Delivery
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Summary
Workspace and compatibility primitives rust/Cargo.toml, rust/rust-toolchain.toml, rust/crates/pycompat/*
Adds the Rust workspace and Python-compatible formatting, rounding, parsing, summation, and related tests.
JSON and file I/O libraries rust/crates/pycompat/src/json.rs, rust/crates/og-io/*
Adds Python-oriented JSON encoding and decoding, gzip-aware input, universal-newline reading, UTF-8 modes, and atomic file writes.
og CLI and compatibility probe rust/og/*
Adds the og command-line entry point and a line-oriented probe that dispatches compatibility operations.
geiresx/OwnGenome#49: Both PRs extend the tag-triggered release workflow; this PR adds Rust binary builds, checksums, attestations, and release artifacts.
geiresx/OwnGenome#38: Both PRs modify the tag-triggered release workflow; this PR adds Rust binary builds, checksums, attestations, and release artifacts.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 9db8c
The Rust core and og binary are mergeable with some owner awareness. The differential test report can miss differing numeric-looking cases even though the test still fails overall. Deeply nested JSON could overflow a small thread stack in debug builds. A documentation gap and a permission-dependent test should also be tidied.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 9db8c
Installation remains explicit, and pull-request builds are separated from release-writing permissions. The new atomic-file API has a staging-file ownership defect under concurrent use, although current pipeline consumers do not use it for file publication. Some compatibility-code security coverage remains incomplete.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: AtomicFile does not give each operation exclusive ownership of its staging file. Two instances targeting the same file in one process use the same pathname and File::create, allowing truncation, writes and cleanup to interfere. After one instance renames that shared file into place, another can still write through its open handle into the published target. This defeats commit isolation in the new public file-publication contract. Current probe consumers do not call this API, limiting immediate exposure.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — An installed executable receives the authority of its launching user or container, including resources available to that identity. The launcher introduces no privilege elevation. Exact production data, credential and mount exposure cannot be determined from the inspected delivery code; current checked-in pipeline integration performs freshness checks rather than invoking og for genomic processing.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The release-to-local-execution boundary defaults to GitHub HTTPS downloads. OG_RELEASE_BASE can replace that origin, including in the local HTTP test fixture. Checksums come from the same origin as the binaries, so without attestation the installer trusts that origin rather than independently authenticating the publisher. The supplied evidence does not establish a less-trusted actor's ability to set this configuration.
observed — The new release build validates non-PR tags before checkout. Release publication and attestation require a separate job with contents, identity-token and attestation write permissions; that job does not run for pull requests. These controls counter a direct PR-build-to-release-authority path.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Checksum, attestation and tree-marker validation occur before downloaded files enter installation. Failed validation prevents that fetch from installing binaries. Copy failures preserve the old binary pair, but the later sequential replacement phase has weaker failure containment than validation and staging.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — If publisher provenance is intended to be mandatory, make verification an explicit installation policy independent of an interactive gh login, and treat alternate release origins as an explicit trust override. This strengthens the current policy; it is not a verified attacker-controlled configuration finding.
proposed — Give each AtomicFile operation an exclusively created staging file. Before production file-publication use, define supported concurrency and interruption semantics. For binary installation, consider serialized installation or versioned directories with a single activation switch to preserve pair-level ownership and rollback.
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Review comments at @rust/crates/og-io/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 159-163: Update the commit method to remove the temporary file
whenever flushing or renaming fails, while preserving the original error result
and leaving the file in place after a successful rename. Keep cleanup limited to
this commit failure path.
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- Line 322: Update round_int to use ties-to-even rounding instead of the current
half-away-from-zero behavior, preserving its existing return handling and
matching the documented Python behavior and tests.
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.github/workflows/guard.yml
.github/workflows/release.yml
.github/workflows/rust.yml
.gitignore
CLAUDE.md
bin/og
bin/write_manifest.sh
docs/nextflow.md
docs/rust.md
docs/testing.md
main.nf
rust/Cargo.toml
rust/README.md
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
rust/rust-toolchain.toml
scripts/run-all.sh
scripts/setup.sh
scripts/validate-setup.sh
tests/rust/og-in-images.sh
tests/rust/pycompat-diff.sh
tests/rust/pycompat_oracle.py
tests/test_og_check.sh
versions.env
zensical.toml
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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.
Bead: pgp-bs9u.2
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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Major · Create a separate temporary file for each writer. · lib.rs:139-155
rust/crates/og-io/src/lib.rs:139-155 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Create a separate temporary file for each writer.
Two AtomicFile instances for the same target use the same temporary path. Their writes can mix, so the first commit can publish corrupted output and the second commit can fail. Create temporary files exclusively and retry on a name collision.
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Update AtomicFile::create to generate a distinct temporary path for each writer
and create it exclusively, retrying with another name only when the candidate
already exists. Preserve propagation of other I/O errors and the existing
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- Line 46: Update the result comparison in the awk reporting logic so `want` and
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Compare result lines as text.
When both results look numeric, awk can treat want == got as a numeric comparison. For example, 1 and 1.0 can compare equal. The earlier cmp correctly fails, but this report can omit the differing case and undercount its operation. Force a string comparison so the report reflects the byte-level check. (gnu.org)
Proposed fix
--- "a/tests/rust/pycompat-diff.sh"+++ "b/tests/rust/pycompat-diff.sh"@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@
# lines by number, never by splitting on tabs.
awk -v want_file="${TMP}/expected.txt" -v got_file="${TMP}/actual.txt" '
{ want = ""; got = ""; getline want < want_file; getline got < got_file
- if (want == got) next+ if (("s" want) == ("s" got)) next
op = $0; sub(/\t.*/, "", op); bad[op]++; n++
if (n <= 20) printf "case: %s\npython: %s\nog: %s\n\n", $0, want, got }
END { for (op in bad) printf "FAIL: %s differs on %d cases\n", op, bad[op] }' "${TMP}/cases.tsv"
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if (want == got) next
if(("s" want)==("s" got)) next
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Update the result comparison in the awk reporting logic so `want` and `got` are
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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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- Around line 257-258: Update Parser::value so deeply nested input cannot
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Keep the depth limit within the available stack.
Parser::value still recurses once per container. The new test uses an 8 MiB thread because its comment says a default 2 MiB test thread cannot handle MAX_DEPTH in an unoptimized build. On a default-size thread, deeply nested input can therefore exhaust the stack before loads returns TooDeep. Use an iterative parser, or choose and test a limit that fits the supported stack size. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update Parser::value so deeply nested input cannot exhaust the stack before
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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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- Line 72: Update the `pycompat-diff.sh` documentation paragraph to include an
approximate runtime, the case count used to estimate it, and the environment
where it was measured; keep the existing test behavior and replay instructions
unchanged.
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- Around line 164-169: Update the failed-copy test case in the install test to
skip when the effective user ID from id -u is 0, since root can write despite
the directory permissions. Keep the permission-failure setup and assertions
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rust/crates/pycompat/src/num.rs
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rust/og/src/probe.rs
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`tests/rust/pycompat-diff.sh <og binary> [N] [SEED]` checks every `pycompat` operation against CPython. `tests/rust/pycompat_oracle.py` runs with `python3 -I` in `PYTHON_IMAGE`, draws N random cases per operation and writes its result for each. `og pycompat-probe` reads the same cases and must write the same lines, byte for byte. The values include the ones that catch a formatting bug: binary ties (0.125, 2.675, 0.35), 1e-05 and 1e16 where `repr` switches layout, -0.0, NaN, subnormals, random bit patterns, numbers exactly halfway between two shortest `repr` candidates, astral characters, CRLF and lone CR (both as lines without their endings and as `readline()` results with them), and broken JSON. A failure prints the first cases that differ and the seed, so `pycompat-diff.sh <og> <N> <seed>` replays it. `PYTHON=python3` runs the oracle on the host for a quick loop.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add a runtime estimate for the differential test.
State an approximate runtime and the case count and environment used to measure it. This helps contributors plan a test run.
As per coding guidelines, “Docs must include ... Runtime estimate.”
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runtime, the case count used to estimate it, and the environment where it was
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
The failed-copy test fails when the suite runs as root.
chmod 555 on bin/.og does not block writes for uid 0. In a root container, cp into the directory succeeds. install then returns 0, and the could not copy og-linux-x86_64 assertion fails. The test checks a permission failure, so it must skip when it cannot cause one.
Skip the case when id -u is 0.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/tests/test_og_check.sh"+++ "b/tests/test_og_check.sh"@@ -160,13 +160,17 @@
# A copy that fails (bin/.og not writable) keeps the old pair and fails.
(cd "$S" && for a in x86_64 aarch64; do printf 'og-tree-hash:%s;' "$h1" > "og-linux-${a}"; done \
&& { sha256sum og-linux-* 2> /dev/null || shasum -a 256 og-linux-*; } > SHA256SUMS)
- plant "$h0"- chmod 555 "${C}/bin/.og"- out=$(PATH="${T}/fake:${PATH}" OG_RELEASE_BASE="http://127.0.0.1:${port}" bash "$OG" install 2>&1); rc=$?- chmod 755 "${C}/bin/.og"- expect "a copy into bin/.og that fails is an error" "$rc" 1 "$out" "*could not copy og-linux-x86_64*"- [[ "$out" != *"Installed og"* ]] && [ "$(bash "$OG" built)" = "$h0" ] && [ -z "$(ls -A "${C}/bin/.og" | grep tmp)" ] \- && ok "a failed copy keeps the old pair and leaves no temporary file" || bad "after a failed copy: $(ls -A "${C}/bin/.og"), built $(bash "$OG" built)"+ if [ "$(id -u)" -eq 0 ]; then+ echo "SKIP failed-copy case: root ignores directory permissions"+ else+ plant "$h0"+ chmod 555 "${C}/bin/.og"+ out=$(PATH="${T}/fake:${PATH}" OG_RELEASE_BASE="http://127.0.0.1:${port}" bash "$OG" install 2>&1); rc=$?+ chmod 755 "${C}/bin/.og"+ expect "a copy into bin/.og that fails is an error" "$rc" 1 "$out" "*could not copy og-linux-x86_64*"+ [[ "$out" != *"Installed og"* ]] && [ "$(bash "$OG" built)" = "$h0" ] && [ -z "$(ls -A "${C}/bin/.og" | grep tmp)" ] \+ && ok "a failed copy keeps the old pair and leaves no temporary file" || bad "after a failed copy: $(ls -A "${C}/bin/.og"), built $(bash "$OG" built)"+ fi
rm -rf "${C}/bin/.og"
# A network error on SHA256SUMS is an error, never a fallback to a build.
printf '#!/bin/sh\necho "fake engine: must not be reached" >&2\nexit 99\n' > "${T}/fake/engine"; chmod 755 "${T}/fake/engine"
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ogcommand-line tool, with a setup option to install Linux binaries for x86_64 and ARM64.