C1-A04 follow-up — Bind change requests at provider boundary - #38
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change binds change-request source and target identities through provider creation or update. It requires concurrency enforcement and fail-closed behavior when identity equivalence cannot be preserved or verified. ChangesRepair identity boundaries
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR tightens the change-request contract without changing runtime code; it is mergeable with owner awareness that the provider must bind the authorized source and protected target through creation and fail closed if that relationship cannot be preserved. Poem
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Allow provider resolution that preserves the validated identity
For provider APIs whose create/update operation accepts source and target ref names, the provider necessarily resolves those names against its authoritative repository state. This absolute prohibition therefore makes an ordinary provider incapable of satisfying the contract even when it resolves both names atomically to exactly the authorized effective refs; it also conflicts with the following allowance to safely re-establish identity at the boundary. Limit the prohibition to re-resolution that yields a materially different identity, rather than forbidding provider-side resolution itself.
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Purpose
Quarantined stacked validation repair for the single CURRENT RC-1 / P3 contract-completeness finding discovered during the fresh C1 stack closure audit.
This PR is intentionally stacked directly on PR #36.
Required base:
repair/c1-a04-exec-boundary-contractRequired parent HEAD:
c8fde78b2721a2eb8b60485f5f6ea42ba92d5d7bIt MUST NOT target PR #35, PR #21, PR #14, or
main.Finding
RC-1 / CURRENT / P3
repair.change_requestcorrectly required:However, the anti-TOCTOU wording was scoped to the "mutation/receiving boundary".
Because
repair.change_requestis explicitly non-ref-mutating, the contract did not explicitly require the validated source/target identity relationship to remain bound through the actual trusted change-request/provider creation boundary.This left four adversarial surfaces under the same root cause:
Repair
This patch generalizes the execution-boundary invariant so authorization-dependent repository identity must remain valid at the actual trusted boundary that consumes that identity.
It explicitly covers:
repair.commitat the actual commit mutation boundary;repair.pushat the actual push receiving/mutation boundary;repair.change_requestat the actual change-request/provider creation boundary.For
repair.change_request, the contract now requires:No specific Git command, lock, transaction, or implementation mechanism is prescribed.
No stronger atomicity is claimed than the eventual executor mechanism can actually prove.
Scope
Changed files exactly:
docs/architecture/C1-repair-job-authority.mdsrc/domain/repair-job.tssrc/domain/repair-job.tschanges are TSDoc/comments only.Zero executable TypeScript token changes.
No runtime behavior, type, API, operation, permit operand, execution authority, Git/filesystem/network/subprocess authority, Ready authority, or merge authority change.
Independent validation
Result:
PASS
Validated commit:
bf78cf668e6b93701c83ea0a3537c185aaca40e8Validated parent:
c8fde78b2721a2eb8b60485f5f6ea42ba92d5d7bValidated binary patch SHA-256:
79658740148B5AB2E78824403DB842274256D9FFF4E2F08F71D6D1D7EDAEA9C4Validated patch bytes:
6308Independent validation proved:
git diff --checkPASS;npm audit: 0 vulnerabilities;Preserved boundaries
Quarantine
Required flow:
this DRAFT child
→ exact-head CI
→ independent GitHub reviews
→ classify every new finding
→ policy/evidence gate
→ Ready
→ POST-READY review/check observation
→ PASS: human CREATE A MERGE COMMIT upward into PR #36 branch
→ establish PR #36 NEW HEAD
→ fresh PR #36 audit
If Ready/post-Ready review finds a CURRENT defect:
RETURN THIS PR TO DRAFT.
Do not repair it directly.
Create another isolated repair from the exact affected HEAD.
FAIL means reject/discard/quarantine this child.
PR #36 remains untouched.
MERGE IS OPERATOR-ONLY.
No AI may merge this PR or enable auto-merge.
Maximum autonomous state:
READY_FOR_MERGE
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