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New independent Cargo workspace (crates/Cargo.toml) - deliberately not unified with src-tauri/Cargo.toml, since a root-level workspace would move build output to <repo-root>/target/ (not covered by .gitignore's src-tauri/target/-only entry) and risks breaking the rust-tauri CI job's path-scoped cache/working-directory assumptions. See docs/native/CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md. crates/worldscript-project implements the highest-priority capability from the ledger: renderer-neutral project schema, validation, a minimal versioned-migration mechanism, and plain JSON load/save. schema.rs uses plain Vec<T> where types.ts has Character[] | EntityState<Character, string> - the Redux Toolkit coupling designed away at the Rust layer. Zero dependencies beyond serde/serde_json. Proven headless (no GUI/Tauri dependency in cargo tree): - cargo test: 9 tests (lifecycle round-trip, schema migration, corrupt/missing-field rejection, duplicate-ID validation) - cargo run --bin wsproj -- demo-lifecycle: CLI proof Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shared fixtures (tests/fixtures/project-golden-masters/) referenced from both tests/unit/projectGoldenMasters.test.ts (freezes current Zod accept/reject behavior in services/projectImportSchema.ts) and crates/worldscript-project/tests/fixtures_test.rs (asserts identical verdicts on the same bytes) - a cross-language oracle without the two implementations sharing code, per the Core-migration test policy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New changes.outputs.crates path filter (matches crates/**, same pattern as the existing tauri output) and a core-rust job mirroring rust-tauri's fmt/check/clippy/test steps - without the GTK/WebKit apt-get install steps, since crates/worldscript-project has zero GUI/Tauri dependencies. Added to ci-success's required-job list, skip-is-pass, same as rust-tauri. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New docs/native/CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md - the capability-priority table backing this slice's scope decisions (project schema/validation/ plain fs I/O first; storage-IDB/encryption deferred to Wave 3-4; AI services out of scope for all of Wave 2). Updates the roadmap's Wave 2 section from PLANNED to IN PROGRESS with a checklist reflecting what this slice actually covers, and splits G1's conflated "project/storage/crypto/migration headless APIs exist" line so partial progress (project done, storage/crypto still pending) isn't misrepresented as complete. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant CLI as wsproj
participant Envelope as ProjectEnvelope
participant IO as project I/O
participant Migration as migrate_to_latest
CLI->>Envelope: construct sample project
CLI->>IO: save_project
CLI->>IO: load_project
IO-->>CLI: return parsed envelope
CLI->>Migration: migrate_to_latest
Migration-->>CLI: return migrated envelope
CLI->>IO: save and reload migrated project
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces a new independent Rust Cargo workspace with a Sequence diagram for wsproj demo-lifecycle headless runsequenceDiagram
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wsproj->>StoryProject: new("Demo Project", "A logline for the demo.")
wsproj->>validate: validate(&project)
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wsproj->>migrate: migrate_to_latest(envelope)
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This PR successfully introduces the first Wave 2 slice of Rust Core extraction with a well-designed headless harness. The implementation demonstrates solid architectural decisions and comprehensive testing.
Critical Issue (Must Fix)
Variable shadowing in validation logic - The validate.rs file reuses the variable name seen for three different HashSets, causing the latter declarations to shadow the former. This prevents proper validation of character and world IDs, as only the manuscript section IDs are effectively checked.
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- Clean separation of concerns across modules (schema, validation, migration, I/O, envelope)
- Comprehensive test coverage with 9 tests covering full lifecycle, corruption handling, and validation
- Excellent documentation and rationale in module comments
- Golden-master fixtures for cross-language validation parity
- Proper CI integration with path-scoped jobs and skip-is-pass logic
- Zero GUI dependencies proven via headless test execution
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The module structure is well thought out. The migration system is extensible, error handling is robust with structured error types, and the envelope versioning pattern provides a solid foundation for future schema evolution.
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…niqueness Correctness note: the shadowing itself never caused a bug - each HashSet::new() rebinding is a genuinely fresh, independent set, so all three record types (characters/worlds/sections) were already checked correctly. Renamed to seen_characters/seen_worlds/seen_sections purely for readability (avoids exactly the kind of reviewer confusion this caused), and clarified the doc comment + added a test proving the actual intended design: uniqueness is per-record-type, not global - a character and a section may share an id. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- migrate_to_latest's while loop only runs when schema_version <
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- Found the same class of bug myself while re-auditing after the
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pattern in Zod (unlike WorldLocation.description, which really is
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crates/worldscript-project/src/io.rs (1)
32-32: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueImplement
Error::source()forIoError.The variants wrap concrete causes.
source()currently returnsNone, so error-chain reporters lose the underlyingstd::io::Errorandserde_json::Error.Displayinlines the cause text, so this only affects structured reporting.♻️ Proposed refactor
-impl std::error::Error for IoError {} +impl std::error::Error for IoError { + fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn std::error::Error + 'static)> { + match self { + IoError::Read(e) | IoError::Write(e) => Some(e), + IoError::Serialize(e) => Some(e), + IoError::Parse(e) => Some(e), + } + } +}
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applyhardcodes2. The trait documents the step assource_version + 1. Deriving the value keeps the step consistent if the registry order or the version numbering changes.♻️ Proposed refactor
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In `@crates/worldscript-project/src/bin/wsproj.rs`:
- Around line 41-53: Update the demo-lifecycle flow around
ProjectEnvelope::current, save_project, and migrate_to_latest to construct and
save a version 1 envelope instead of the current version 2 envelope. After
loading, assert migration produces schema version 2 and the expected migrated
revision_note, while preserving the existing round-trip and validation checks.
In `@crates/worldscript-project/src/migrate.rs`:
- Around line 63-71: Update the migration loop in migrate_to_latest to record
the envelope schema_version before step.apply, then validate that the returned
envelope has advanced beyond the previous version; return an appropriate
migration error when it does not, preventing repeated application of the same
step.
- Around line 59-63: Update parse_envelope and migrate_to_latest to reject
ProjectEnvelope values whose schema_version exceeds CURRENT_SCHEMA_VERSION,
returning UnknownSchemaVersionError instead of leaving them unchanged. Add a
regression test covering schemaVersion: 3 and verify the unsupported version is
rejected.
In `@tests/fixtures/project-golden-masters/typical-project.json`:
- Around line 62-63: Update the wordCount value for sec-2 to 9, matching the
nine words in its content and the established fixture data.
In `@tests/unit/projectGoldenMasters.test.ts`:
- Around line 7-8: Shorten the explanations for both QNBS-v3 comments so each
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In `@crates/worldscript-project/src/io.rs`:
- Line 32: Implement std::error::Error::source for IoError, returning the
wrapped std::io::Error for its I/O variant and the wrapped serde_json::Error for
its JSON variant; also ensure ParseError implements std::error::Error so the
Parse variant can expose its underlying cause. Preserve the existing Display
behavior.
In `@crates/worldscript-project/src/migrate.rs`:
- Around line 27-33: Update MigrateV1ToV2::apply to set envelope.schema_version
from the migration step’s source_version plus one instead of hardcoding 2, while
preserving the existing revision_note behavior and returned envelope.
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- WorldLocation now models type (required enum), coordinates, and population — matching services/projectImportSchema.ts's worldLocationSchema exactly, instead of silently dropping them on save (data loss risk for the type field that TS requires). - StorySection.status is now a closed SectionStatus enum (draft/outline/first-draft/revised/final) instead of Option<String>, matching the Zod enum instead of accepting unsupported values. - Add a round-trip fixture test proving location fields survive deserialize -> serialize -> reparse. - OSV scan now also covers crates/Cargo.lock (was only scanning pnpm-lock.yaml + src-tauri/Cargo.lock). - changes job's path filter now also flags core-rust for changes under tests/fixtures/project-golden-masters/, since fixtures_test.rs reads them directly. - Add a Cargo dependabot entry for /crates (previously only src-tauri was covered). - Fix two QNBS-v3 comments wrapped across two physical lines (hard rule violation) in tests/unit/projectGoldenMasters.test.ts and one introduced by this PR's own ci.yml core-rust job comment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… PR 409 - migrate_to_latest now guards against a non-advancing migration step looping forever (new MigrationError::NonAdvancing), instead of relying purely on the Migration trait's unenforced +1 contract. - typical-project.json's sec-2 wordCount corrected from 8 to the actual 9-word count. - wsproj demo-lifecycle now exercises a real v1 -> v2 migration: hand- authors a v1 envelope, saves and reloads it from disk, migrates it, and asserts the backfilled revision_note - the previous version only ever migrated an already-current v2 envelope (a no-op) while still printing "migrated successfully". - wsproj's demo scratch files now use an unpredictable filename plus create_new (O_EXCL) semantics instead of a PID-only predictable path written via fs::write, which would have followed a pre-planted symlink and truncated its target on a shared Unix system. - StorySection now models prompt/color/position/characterIds/worldIds/ act/sceneStart/sceneDuration/sceneLocationId/povCharacterId, closing a silent-data-loss gap where a Rust load/save round-trip dropped all of this scene metadata for any current-schema project that used it. word_count/act divergences from Zod's unrestricted z.number() are now documented as intentional Rust-side tightening, following the existing precedent in validate.rs's ID-uniqueness comment. - fixtures_test.rs's three "is_accepted" tests now also call validate() after successful deserialization, so the golden-master parity claim covers the full accept pipeline, not just structural deserialization. - Removed four QNBS-v3 inline comments this PR had added/edited in ci.yml and dependabot.yml - both AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md already say YAML/JSON config gets no inline QNBS-v3 comments, rationale belongs in the commit message (this message). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…R B) (#426) * feat(core): wire worldscript_project_validate Tauri command (Wave 2 PR B) Strangler proof point per docs/native/CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md's Wave 2 plan: a new src-tauri/src/commands/project_core.rs exposes worldscript_project_validate, delegating to the renderer-neutral worldscript-project crate (parse -> migrate to current schema -> validate) instead of any Tauri-local logic. worldscript-project is added as a path dependency in src-tauri's Cargo.toml, referencing a crate that is itself a member of the separate crates/ Cargo workspace - confirmed this cross-workspace path dependency compiles and links cleanly (cargo check/test/clippy all pass) without requiring the two workspaces to be unified, keeping the Wave 2 PR 1 decision to keep them independent intact. Backend-only: no frontend call site, no changes to services/desktopPlatform.ts or services/fs/projectFsStore.ts / services/storageService.ts's dispatch. This only proves the Tauri <-> Rust Core command boundary compiles and runs correctly; wiring an actual frontend caller is separate, later work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(core): note the EntityState normalization gap in project_core.rs CodeAnt correctly flagged that a real Redux-persisted project (using EntityState normalization for characters/worlds) would fail parse_envelope today. This is deliberate, existing scope from PR #409's schema.rs - not a regression introduced here - but that context lived only in schema.rs, not in this command's own docs. Add a pointer so a future reader of project_core.rs alone sees the limitation without having to already know schema.rs's history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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First substantive Wave 2 slice ("Rust Core extraction and headless harness") per
docs/native/ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md. Follows PR #408, merged, which corrected a factual overstatement about desktop fs-encryption so this work wasn't designed against a false premise.docs/native/CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md— the capability-priority table backing every scope decision below: project schema/validation/plain-fs-I/O first; storage-IDB (all encryption) deferred to Wave 3-4; AI services out of scope for all of Wave 2.crates/Cargo.toml) — deliberately not unified withsrc-tauri/Cargo.toml. Verified two concrete reasons:.gitignoreonly coverssrc-tauri/target/, not a repo-roottarget/; andci.yml'srust-taurijob hard-scopes its cache/working-directory tosrc-tauri/**. Unifying now risks both for zero benefit.crates/worldscript-project/— renderer-neutral project schema (schema.rs, plainVec<T>wheretypes.tshasCharacter[] | EntityState<Character, string>— the Redux coupling designed away), validation (validate.rs), a minimal versioned-migration mechanism (migrate.rs, one synthetic v1→v2 migration proving it), and plain JSON load/save (io.rs, no compression/atomicity — that's Wave 3). Zero dependencies beyondserde/serde_json.cargo test(9 tests: full lifecycle round-trip, schema migration, corrupt/missing-field rejection without panicking, duplicate-ID validation) andcargo run --bin wsproj -- demo-lifecycle(CLI), both with zero GUI/Tauri dependency incargo tree— satisfies Wave 2's stated exit criterion.tests/fixtures/project-golden-masters/*.json(5 fixtures — empty/typical/large-stress/missing-required-field/truncated) read from bothtests/unit/projectGoldenMasters.test.ts(freezes currentservices/projectImportSchema.tsZod behavior) andcrates/worldscript-project/tests/fixtures_test.rs(asserts identical accept/reject verdicts on the same bytes) — a cross-language oracle without either side reading the other's code.core-rustjob (fmt/check/clippy/test oncrates/, no GTK/WebKit deps needed — a concrete, checked-in proof of "no GUI runtime"), gated by a newchanges.outputs.cratespath filter, added toci-success's required-job list (skip-is-pass, same pattern asrust-tauri).PLANNED→IN PROGRESS(not complete — task orchestration, storage-backend parity, diagnostics, and AI request model are all still deferred per the ledger). Also split G1's conflated "project/storage/crypto/migration headless APIs exist" checklist line, since only the project part is done..gitignore: addedcrates/target/(caught a real mistake — I'd initially staged ~795 build-artifact files before catching this).biome.json: excludedcrates/and the fixtures directory (thetruncated.jsonfixture is intentionally invalid JSON — Biome was correctly flagging it as a parse error before the exclusion).What this PR does NOT do
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services/storage/*(IDB) orservices/fs/*(beyond reading it for reference). Nopackages/worker-busortask_supervisor.rschanges. Noservices/ai/*work. No changes tolora.rs/pandoc.rs. No Qt/GPUI code. No unifying the two Cargo workspaces. No wiring any Tauri command to this crate yet (deferred, optional fast-follow per the plan).Test plan
cargo test --lockedincrates/: 9/9 passcargo run --bin wsproj -- demo-lifecycle: succeedscargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings: cleancargo fmt --check: cleancargo tree: confirms zero GUI/Tauri dependenciespnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/projectGoldenMasters.test.ts: 5/5 pass, matches Rust fixture-test verdictspnpm run lint,pnpm run typecheck,pnpm run i18n:check,node scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs,pnpm run guardrail:desktop-imports: all cleannode scripts/check-suppressions.mjs,pnpm run token:audit: both clean (ran before this machine's resource constraints required deferring the rest to CI, per this repo's own cloud-first-CI policy)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Establish the first headless Rust Core slice for validated, versioned WorldScript project files and integrate it into cross-language testing and CI.
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wsproj demo-lifecycleCLI for project creation, validation, persistence, reload, migration, and revalidation.Enhancements:
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