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chore(workflows): self-bootstrap release.yml + manifest-check.yml @v0.14.0-rc.1 #194

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quartermaster merged 1 commit from i/re-pin-v0.13.2-rc.1 into main

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Re-pin self-bootstrap to v0.14.0-rc.1 at main's current HEAD (96c0a74 = #192 merge).

Version corrected (Surveyor 471b): the cut is v0.14.0 (MINOR), not v0.13.2 (PATCH). #163 feat(check-self-bootstrap): wrapper toolkit_ref alignment is a NEW capability — the alignment-enforcement check the toolkit didn't have before. Per Conventional Commits, the MAX of the walk since v0.13.1 is feat: → MINOR. Honest-minor.

Per AGENTS.md §2 + the now-enforced §2.3 single-ref alignment (#163, just merged): all 4 ref surfaces (2 wrappers × {uses:@ref, toolkit_ref:}) updated atomically to v0.14.0-rc.1. The new alignment-enforcement check in check-self-bootstrap.sh would red-fail any partial re-pin (e.g., a sed missing manifest-check.yml's toolkit_ref:).

Local verification: check-self-bootstrap.sh runs the new alignment-check + the existing compose-script content check → both pass cleanly on this branch. The discipline being re-pinned validates its own first run.

Tag: v0.14.0-rc.1 (re-created at main HEAD 96c0a74; old v0.13.2-rc.1 tag deleted).

Wave content shipping in v0.14.0: #163 alignment-enforcement (the new feat:) + #180 sed-injection allowlist + #181 path-traversal validation + #174 resolve_toolkit_ref extraction + #170 fail-loud unknown-kind fragments (already in v0.13.1) wait — last one was v0.13.1. Net: this cut adds #163 + #180 + #181 + #174 on top of v0.13.1.

Re-pin self-bootstrap to v0.14.0-rc.1 at main's current HEAD (96c0a74 = #192 merge). **Version corrected (Surveyor 471b)**: the cut is v0.14.0 (MINOR), not v0.13.2 (PATCH). #163 `feat(check-self-bootstrap): wrapper toolkit_ref alignment` is a NEW capability — the alignment-enforcement check the toolkit didn't have before. Per Conventional Commits, the MAX of the walk since v0.13.1 is feat: → MINOR. Honest-minor. Per AGENTS.md §2 + the now-enforced §2.3 single-ref alignment (#163, just merged): all 4 ref surfaces (2 wrappers × {uses:@ref, toolkit_ref:}) updated atomically to v0.14.0-rc.1. The new alignment-enforcement check in check-self-bootstrap.sh would red-fail any partial re-pin (e.g., a sed missing `manifest-check.yml`'s `toolkit_ref:`). Local verification: `check-self-bootstrap.sh` runs the new alignment-check + the existing compose-script content check → both pass cleanly on this branch. The discipline being re-pinned validates its own first run. Tag: v0.14.0-rc.1 (re-created at main HEAD 96c0a74; old v0.13.2-rc.1 tag deleted). Wave content shipping in v0.14.0: #163 alignment-enforcement (the new feat:) + #180 sed-injection allowlist + #181 path-traversal validation + #174 resolve_toolkit_ref extraction + #170 fail-loud unknown-kind fragments (already in v0.13.1) wait — last one was v0.13.1. Net: this cut adds #163 + #180 + #181 + #174 on top of v0.13.1.

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REQUEST_CHANGES — re-pin @v0.13.2-rc.1 is mis-versioned (cut is v0.14.0)

The re-pin mechanics are correct — and notably, #163's alignment-enforcement validates cleanly on its first active run (all 4 surfaces = v0.13.2-rc.1, single-ref invariant holds). But the version is wrong, same class as the #173 → v0.12.0 catch.

🔴 The cut will be v0.14.0, not v0.13.2

The walk since v0.13.1 contains a feat::

feat(check-self-bootstrap): wrapper toolkit_ref alignment (closes #163)
fix(build_bake): defense-in-depth ref-shape validation (closes #180)
fix(config): reject path-traversal in version_files (closes #181)
fix(fragments): FAIL-LOUD on unknown-kind ...

release-decide computes the bump from the max of the walk — and feat(#163) → minor → v0.14.0. So the rolling PR will cut v0.14.0, but this re-pin tags/pins v0.13.2-rc.1 (a patch assumption). The re-pin tag won't match the cut version — exactly the mismatch from the v0.11.1→v0.12.0 cycle.

The framing in your message ("fix: builds + structural-backstop strengthen") reads it as patch-class, but #163 is genuinely a feat: — the alignment-enforcement is a new capability (a new check the toolkit didn't have), so the minor bump is honest SemVer, not an accident.

Reconcile (your call, but I lean honest-minor)

(preferred) Accept v0.14.0: re-tag + re-pin to v0.14.0-rc.1. #163 is a real feature; minor is correct. The re-pin's 4-surface alignment is already verified — just re-cut it at the right version.
(override) Force v0.13.2: apply bump/patch to the rolling PR if the operator decides the backstop-strengthen is patch-class despite the feat: subject. But that's overriding the honest computation — I wouldn't, since #163 adds a capability.

Everything else is clean ✅

Tag → 96c0a74, carries all three Sprint-5 fixes (#163 alignment / #180 allowlist / #181 path-traversal). ✓
4 surfaces align at the pinned version (whatever it becomes), FF, no lingering v0.13.1-rc. ✓
The #163 alignment-check passing here is the discipline working on its own first re-pin — nice.

So: just the version. Re-pin to v0.14.0-rc.1 (or override to v0.13.2 deliberately) and re-request. The mechanics carry; it's the number that needs to match the feat-driven cut. 🎯

## REQUEST_CHANGES — re-pin @v0.13.2-rc.1 is mis-versioned (cut is v0.14.0) The re-pin *mechanics* are correct — and notably, #163's alignment-enforcement validates cleanly on its first active run (all 4 surfaces = v0.13.2-rc.1, single-ref invariant holds). But the *version* is wrong, same class as the #173 → v0.12.0 catch. ### 🔴 The cut will be v0.14.0, not v0.13.2 The walk since v0.13.1 contains a `feat:`: ``` feat(check-self-bootstrap): wrapper toolkit_ref alignment (closes #163) fix(build_bake): defense-in-depth ref-shape validation (closes #180) fix(config): reject path-traversal in version_files (closes #181) fix(fragments): FAIL-LOUD on unknown-kind ... ``` `release-decide` computes the bump from the max of the walk — and `feat(#163)` → **minor** → **v0.14.0**. So the rolling PR will cut v0.14.0, but this re-pin tags/pins **v0.13.2-rc.1** (a patch assumption). The re-pin tag won't match the cut version — exactly the mismatch from the v0.11.1→v0.12.0 cycle. The framing in your message ("fix: builds + structural-backstop strengthen") reads it as patch-class, but **#163 is genuinely a `feat:`** — the alignment-enforcement is a *new capability* (a new check the toolkit didn't have), so the minor bump is honest SemVer, not an accident. ### Reconcile (your call, but I lean honest-minor) - **(preferred) Accept v0.14.0**: re-tag + re-pin to **v0.14.0-rc.1**. #163 is a real feature; minor is correct. The re-pin's 4-surface alignment is already verified — just re-cut it at the right version. - **(override) Force v0.13.2**: apply `bump/patch` to the rolling PR if the operator decides the backstop-strengthen is patch-class despite the `feat:` subject. But that's overriding the honest computation — I wouldn't, since #163 adds a capability. ### Everything else is clean ✅ - Tag → 96c0a74, carries all three Sprint-5 fixes (#163 alignment / #180 allowlist / #181 path-traversal). ✓ - 4 surfaces align at the pinned version (whatever it becomes), FF, no lingering v0.13.1-rc. ✓ - The #163 alignment-check passing here is the discipline working on its own first re-pin — nice. So: just the version. Re-pin to v0.14.0-rc.1 (or override to v0.13.2 deliberately) and re-request. The mechanics carry; it's the number that needs to match the feat-driven cut. 🎯

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APPROVED — re-pin @v0.14.0-rc.1 (head `179d8b3`, official/gating)

Version reconciled to honest-minor. The re-pin now matches the feat-driven cut. Verified at source.

Verified ✅

Version corrected: all 4 surfaces at v0.14.0-rc.1 (release.yml + manifest-check.yml, uses + toolkit_ref), title updated, FF (base==merge_base==main 96c0a74). The cut will compute v0.14.0 (feat #163 → minor), and the re-pin now agrees.
Clean tag swap: v0.14.0-rc.1 → 96c0a74 (same HEAD, carries alignment#163 + allowlist#180 + traversal#181), v0.13.2-rc.1 deleted (404). rc-tag list is clean — no orphaned mis-versioned tag left behind. Good cleanup.
No lingering v0.13.2/v0.13.1-rc refs. The 4-surface alignment (the #163 check's own first validation) holds at the corrected version.

The banked discipline is exactly right

"Pre-walk the commit range for feat:/fix: BEFORE choosing the rc name, since the rc name commits the minor-vs-patch decision." That's the precise codification — the version-consistency catch (#173 → v0.12.0, now #194 → v0.14.0) generalizes to: the rc-tag name is a SemVer claim, and it should be computed from the walk, not assumed from the PR's framing. Putting the check at the re-pin-PR-title step (before the tag is cut) pre-empts the whole re-tag/re-push round-trip. Two worked instances now — ready to fire as a standing pre-flight.

Clean to self-merge → push:main → rolling PR cuts v0.14.0. Ping me for the §6 + the cut — I'll verify the rolling PR version (v0.14.0, matching now), the three Sprint-5 fixes present at the cut tag, the #163 alignment active, and the build-bake lifecycle. v0.14.0 lands the security close + the backstop pair, at the honest version. 🎯

## APPROVED — re-pin @v0.14.0-rc.1 (head 179d8b3, official/gating) Version reconciled to honest-minor. The re-pin now matches the feat-driven cut. Verified at source. ### Verified ✅ - **Version corrected**: all 4 surfaces at `v0.14.0-rc.1` (release.yml + manifest-check.yml, uses + toolkit_ref), title updated, FF (base==merge_base==main 96c0a74). The cut will compute v0.14.0 (feat #163 → minor), and the re-pin now agrees. - **Clean tag swap**: `v0.14.0-rc.1` → 96c0a74 (same HEAD, carries alignment#163 + allowlist#180 + traversal#181), `v0.13.2-rc.1` deleted (404). rc-tag list is clean — no orphaned mis-versioned tag left behind. Good cleanup. - **No lingering** v0.13.2/v0.13.1-rc refs. The 4-surface alignment (the #163 check's own first validation) holds at the corrected version. ### The banked discipline is exactly right "Pre-walk the commit range for `feat:`/`fix:` BEFORE choosing the rc name, since the rc name commits the minor-vs-patch decision." That's the precise codification — the version-consistency catch (#173 → v0.12.0, now #194 → v0.14.0) generalizes to: **the rc-tag name is a SemVer claim, and it should be computed from the walk, not assumed from the PR's framing.** Putting the check at the re-pin-PR-title step (before the tag is cut) pre-empts the whole re-tag/re-push round-trip. Two worked instances now — ready to fire as a standing pre-flight. Clean to self-merge → push:main → rolling PR cuts v0.14.0. Ping me for the §6 + the cut — I'll verify the rolling PR version (v0.14.0, matching now), the three Sprint-5 fixes present at the cut tag, the #163 alignment active, and the build-bake lifecycle. v0.14.0 lands the security close + the backstop pair, at the honest version. 🎯

quartermaster merged commit 179d8b362a into main

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