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Summary

This PR makes the manual Stryker subsystem trustworthy and bounded on the constrained workstation.

Root causes addressed

  • The workflow exported an unsupported STRYKER_INCREMENTAL_FILE variable, so module cache isolation was unproven.
  • Artifact download flattened module reports while aggregation searched for preserved module directories; failed or missing shards could appear successful.
  • Stryker scope, workflow globs, scripts, and docs had drifted.
  • The installed TypeScript checker was unused with checkers: [] and added unexplained dependency cost.
  • Mutation execution had no explicit module/risk-tier selection or force/no-cache policy.

Changes

  • One authoritative 25-file scope across 8 risk-tiered modules, consumed by stryker.config.mjs and the workflow.
  • Supported --incrementalFile per module, unique artifact paths, fail-closed aggregation, and visible killed/survived/timeout/no-coverage/error metrics.
  • Manual selectors: all, tier-a, or one module; force mode is explicit no-cache audit mode.
  • Removed the dead TypeScript checker dependency and added typed declarations for all new tooling modules.
  • Updated AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and docs/CI.md to the executable reality and low-resource policy.

Validation

  • Stryker scope: 25 targets / 8 modules; tier-a: 15 targets / 4 modules.
  • Targeted Stryker plumbing tests: 4 passed.
  • Sequential pnpm run ci:prepush: passed.
  • No local mutation, coverage, E2E, Lighthouse, Storybook, or broad heavy suite was run.

The workflow remains manual and cloud-owned; no mutation threshold was changed to manufacture green. A trusted cloud force run is required before recording measured baselines.

Summary by Sourcery

Harden manual Stryker mutation testing with bounded scope selection, reliable incremental execution, and fail-closed reporting.

New Features:

  • Add manual Stryker scope selection for all modules, Tier A modules, or an individual module.
  • Provide explicit incremental and force/no-cache mutation execution modes.

Bug Fixes:

  • Prevent false-success mutation runs by preserving module report identity and failing on missing, malformed, or incomplete reports.
  • Replace unsupported incremental-cache environment configuration with Stryker's supported incremental file option.

Enhancements:

  • Centralize and validate a 25-file mutation scope across eight risk-tiered modules for shared use by configuration and CI.
  • Expose canonical killed, survived, timeout, no-coverage, ignored, pending, and error metrics during report aggregation.
  • Remove the unused TypeScript mutation checker and align Stryker tooling with maintained versioned dependencies.
  • Keep mutation testing bounded to manual cloud workflows under the constrained-workstation policy.

CI:

  • Harden the manual mutation workflow with validated dynamic matrices, unique per-module caches, preserved artifacts, and fail-closed aggregation.

Documentation:

  • Update contributor and CI guidance to document the curated mutation scope, selectors, execution modes, thresholds, and resource policy.

Tests:

  • Add tooling tests covering scope selection, workflow invariants, report validation, metric derivation, and fail-closed aggregation.

CodeAnt-AI Description

Harden manual mutation testing with selectable scopes and fail-closed reporting

What Changed

  • Manual Stryker runs can target all modules, Tier A modules, or one named module.
  • Incremental runs use separate per-module caches, while force runs provide an explicit no-cache audit mode.
  • Aggregation preserves module identity, displays killed, survived, timeout, no-coverage, and error counts, and fails when reports are missing or invalid.
  • Mutation targets now come from one validated 25-file scope across eight modules, with workflow and configuration kept in sync.
  • Added tests covering scope selection, supported incremental behavior, shard preservation, and report validation.

Impact

✅ Fewer false-success mutation runs
✅ Targeted mutation diagnostics
✅ Clearer timeout and no-coverage results

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  • New Features

    • Added configurable mutation-testing scopes for all modules, risk tiers, or individual modules.
    • Added incremental, forced, and aggregate mutation-testing commands.
    • Added validation and aggregation of per-module reports, including pending and ignored results.
    • Added CI safeguards, dynamic test selection, and improved failure handling for mutation-testing artifacts.
  • Documentation

    • Updated contributor and CI guidance for workflows, thresholds, reports, and supported options.
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    • Added coverage for report aggregation, workflow settings, module selection, and artifact validation.

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Refactors Stryker mutation testing into a single authoritative, risk-tiered scope shared between config and CI, hardens the GitHub Actions workflow’s incremental caching and aggregation behavior, adds explicit module selection and CI-only guards, removes an unused TypeScript checker, and documents the new policy while adding tests for the scope, workflow plumbing, and aggregation logic.

Flow diagram for hardened Stryker GitHub workflow

flowchart TD
  dispatch["workflow_dispatch<br/>inputs: mode, module"]

  dispatch --> scopeJob
  scopeJob["scope job<br/>node scripts/stryker-scope.mjs"]

  scopeJob -->|matrix JSON| needs_scope
  needs_scope["stryker job<br/>needs: scope"]

  needs_scope --> matrix
  matrix["stryker matrix jobs<br/>pnpm exec stryker run<br/>--incrementalFile"]

  matrix --> artifacts
  artifacts["upload artifacts<br/>stryker-report-<module>/mutation.json"]

  matrix --> aggregateJob
  scopeJob --> aggregateJob
  aggregateJob["aggregate job<br/>needs: scope, stryker"]

  aggregateJob --> aggregate
  aggregate["node scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs<br/>all-reports"]

  aggregate --> summary
  summary["GitHub step summary<br/>mutation metrics"]
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Change Details Files
Centralized Stryker scope and configuration with risk-tiered modules and shared usage between config and CI.
  • Replaced stryker.conf.json with stryker.config.mjs that uses Vitest, per-test coverage, incremental mode, and shared mutation file list
  • Introduced stryker-scope.json as the single registry of 25 mutation targets across 8 modules, each tagged with risk tier A/B
  • Added scripts/stryker-scope.mjs and .d.mts to validate scope, ensure files exist, expose mutationFiles/mutationModules, and support selectors (all, tier-a, single module)
  • Updated docs (AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, docs/CI.md) to describe the new scope, tiers, thresholds, and non-baseline status of scores
stryker.config.mjs
stryker.config.d.mts
stryker-scope.json
scripts/stryker-scope.mjs
scripts/stryker-scope.d.mts
AGENTS.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
docs/CI.md
Hardened GitHub Actions mutation workflow with validated scope, proper incremental caching, explicit module selector, and fail-closed aggregation.
  • Added a scope job that runs scripts/stryker-scope.mjs to validate targets and emit the matrix JSON based on the module selector input
  • Switched the stryker job matrix to use the scope job output instead of hard-coded mutate globs
  • Replaced STRYKER_INCREMENTAL_FILE env usage with Stryker’s supported --incremental and --incrementalFile flags, one cache file per module
  • Changed artifact upload to use if-no-files-found: error and download-artifact to keep per-module directories (merge-multiple: false)
  • Modified the aggregate job to require a successful matrix, run scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs, and fail on missing/invalid reports while surfacing detailed metrics
  • Added a module input (all, tier-a, or module name) and simplified mode handling to incremental vs force
.github/workflows/mutation.yml
scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs
scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.d.mts
Added robust aggregation tooling and tests to ensure all expected module reports exist and metrics are preserved.
  • Implemented scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs to read per-module mutation.json under stryker-report-, validate metrics, compute totals, and format a markdown summary
  • Added aggregate-stryker-reports type declarations for metrics, module reports, aggregate results, and public functions
  • Created unit tests verifying aggregation fails when authoritative modules are missing and that timeout/no-coverage metrics are preserved and shown in the summary
scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs
scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.d.mts
tests/unit/tooling/strykerAggregation.test.ts
Enforced CI-only execution for Stryker commands and simplified pnpm scripts around mutation workflows.
  • Added scripts/assert-ci-only.mjs to guard tasks from running outside CI with a clear error message
  • Replaced multiple local Stryker variants in package.json with three scripts: mutation (incremental), mutation:force (no-cache audit), and mutation:report (local aggregation) wired through the new config and CI guard
  • Updated AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and CONTRIBUTING.md to reference the new pnpm commands and CI-only policy
scripts/assert-ci-only.mjs
package.json
AGENTS.md
CLAUDE.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
Removed unused Stryker TypeScript checker dependency and aligned documentation with the current mutation testing strategy.
  • Dropped @stryker-mutator/typescript-checker from devDependencies and lockfile
  • Documented that type-checking is handled via the Vitest runner and repo type gates rather than Stryker’s checker
  • Clarified in docs/CI.md and other documentation that thresholds remain at 75/70/85 and must not be relaxed to make runs green, and that Stryker is a manual CI workflow only
package.json
pnpm-lock.yaml
docs/CI.md
AGENTS.md
CLAUDE.md
Added policy-level tests to ensure workflow and scope remain in sync and use the hardened plumbing.
  • Introduced tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts to assert that config.mutate matches mutationFiles, that module counts and tiers are as expected, and that selectors behave correctly
  • Added assertions that the workflow uses --incrementalFile, no STRYKER_INCREMENTAL_FILE, non-merged artifacts, if-no-files-found: error, the new selector plumbing, and no force-all-modules mode
tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts
.github/workflows/mutation.yml
scripts/stryker-scope.mjs
stryker.config.mjs

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Review Summary

This PR implements a robust hardening of the Stryker mutation testing infrastructure with improved modularity, fail-safe aggregation, and proper incremental caching support. The changes successfully address the root causes described in the PR description.

Critical Issues Found (3)

  1. scripts/stryker-scope.mjs: Missing validation for undefined selector argument could cause runtime errors when --selector flag is provided without a value
  2. scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs: Division by zero protection logic is inverted - returns 100 instead of 0 when totalValid is 0
  3. tests/unit/tooling/strykerAggregation.test.ts: Test assertion logic error - timeout total calculation doesn't match the test data setup

Strengths

  • Excellent modularization with single source of truth (stryker-scope.json)
  • Proper fail-safe aggregation with explicit error handling
  • Improved incremental caching using supported CLI options instead of env vars
  • Comprehensive test coverage for new tooling
  • Well-documented changes across AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and CI.md

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The PR replaces the legacy Stryker setup with centralized risk-tiered scopes, dynamic module selection, incremental or forced execution, validated report aggregation, and workflow policy tests. Documentation and package scripts describe the new mutation-testing commands and CI behavior.

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Stryker mutation workflow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Validated mutation scope
stryker-scope.json, scripts/stryker-scope.*
Defines eight risk-tiered modules. Validates targets and supports all, tier-a, and named-module selectors.
Stryker execution configuration
stryker.config.*, package.json, scripts/assert-ci-only.mjs
Adds incremental, force, and report commands. Configures related-test execution, targets, thresholds, reporters, limits, and CI-only execution.
Report validation and aggregation
scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.*, tests/unit/tooling/strykerAggregation.test.ts
Validates module reports, derives metrics from mutant statuses, aggregates selected modules, calculates mutation scores, formats summaries, and tests failure paths.
Dynamic workflow orchestration
.github/workflows/mutation.yml, tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, docs/CI.md
Generates the Stryker matrix from the selected scope, passes incremental files through the CLI, requires reports, preserves summaries on matrix failure, and documents the updated workflow.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to da50b

The PR improves manual mutation selection and reporting, but the workflow can still pass when aggregation rejects missing or malformed results, while selector, report-validation, configuration-contract, and dependency-version concerns remain unresolved. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant WorkflowDispatch
  participant ScopeJob
  participant StrykerMatrix
  participant ArtifactStore
  participant AggregateScript
  WorkflowDispatch->>ScopeJob: provide module selector
  ScopeJob->>StrykerMatrix: emit selected module matrix
  StrykerMatrix->>ArtifactStore: upload per-module mutation report
  ArtifactStore->>AggregateScript: provide separate module reports
  AggregateScript->>WorkflowDispatch: write aggregated summary
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Add the repository-required one-line rationale comment to each non-trivial JavaScript or TypeScript change in this tooling update, including the configuration, declarations, CI guard, and tooling tests.

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In @.github/workflows/mutation.yml:
- Around line 47-52: Update the step identified by id scope so the workflow
dispatch module expression is passed through step-level env instead of
interpolated into the Bash run block; assign/use only the env-provided SELECTOR,
quoted as "$SELECTOR", for both stryker-scope.mjs invocations.

In `@scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs`:
- Around line 33-34: The readStrykerReports aggregation must use the validated
selected module list so partial runs do not require reports for every mutation
module. Update scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs lines 33-34 to accept and
iterate the selected modules, update .github/workflows/mutation.yml lines
161-167 to pass the scope job’s selection to the aggregation command, and add
regression coverage for all, tier-a, and one named module.
- Around line 48-53: Update readStrykerReports in
scripts/aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs (lines 48-53) to validate all Stryker
metric relationships, including totalCovered, and derive mutationScore from the
validated metrics rather than trusting an arbitrary finite report value. Update
the test override in tests/unit/tooling/strykerAggregation.test.ts (lines 63-69)
so all derived fields are consistent, then add coverage asserting inconsistent
metrics are rejected.

In `@stryker.config.d.mts`:
- Around line 1-6: Replace the manually defined config type in
stryker.config.d.mts with the maintained PartialStrykerOptions type imported
from `@stryker-mutator/api/core`, preserving the default config export. Add
`@stryker-mutator/api` as a direct devDependency so the declaration does not rely
on a transitive package.

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In `@stryker.config.mjs`:
- Around line 1-44: Add one single-line QNBS-v3 rationale comment to each
affected JavaScript/TypeScript file, describing the change’s reason, impact, or
creative value: stryker.config.mjs lines 1-44 for the shared validated mutation
configuration; scripts/stryker-scope.d.mts lines 1-11 for the tooling contract
declaration; stryker.config.d.mts lines 1-6 for the Stryker configuration
declaration; scripts/assert-ci-only.mjs lines 1-8 for constrained-workstation
protection; and tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts lines 1-37 for
workflow-contract coverage.

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In @.github/workflows/mutation.yml:
- Around line 165-174: Update the aggregation step in the workflow run block to
enable Bash pipefail before the aggregate-stryker-reports.mjs pipeline, so
failures propagate through tee and fail the job even when needs.stryker.result
is successful. Add the repository’s required workflow-policy assertion
confirming pipefail is enabled.

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- Around line 168-170: Update the `@stryker-mutator/api` dependency in
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