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The v3.5.0 post-release pass. Four documentation fixes and one CI change.
Release notes. .github/release-notes/v3.5.0.md merged with placeholder
MiSTer lines: the pin, the bitstreams and their verification exist only
after the oracle merges, the sibling pins that merge and the bitstreams
are compiled from the sibling's release commit. Those three lines were
filled in on the published release page; the file now carries the page
byte for byte (diffed against `gh release view v3.5.0`, trailing blank
lines trimmed). The bitstream line also records the seed-3 pair that was
attached for a few hours before the seed-2 rebuild.
PGO. Auto Release run 39898198885 built and gated the profile-guided
Linux binary and did not ship it ("Ship PGO binary" skipped). The gate's
own line: "NO PROMOTE: speedup -4.92% (need > 3.0%) / oracle=true / full
build kept=1" -- byte-identical to plain, and 4.92% slower. v3.4.1
measured -5.05%. The CHANGELOG records it, so nobody reads the skipped
job as a failure; v2.9.6 stays the only promotion.
Windows shared memory. v3.5.0's review fix for growing an OS
shared-memory region that another program still holds is Windows-only
code with a #[cfg(windows)] test, and no CI job ran it: the test
matrix reaches Windows only on a full run, without script-ipc, and every
feature-test step is `if: runner.os == 'Linux'`. full-build's Windows leg
(every ready PR) now runs `cargo test -p rustynes-frontend --lib
--features script-ipc -- shm:: script_host::`. Two traps it handles:
`tee` hides cargo's exit status, so the step instead greps for an
`ok. N passed` line with N >= 1, which a failure (FAILED), a compile
error (no line) and an empty filter (0 passed, exit 0) all miss. On Linux
the same command runs 32 tests (1 ignored), so the filter matches; the
Windows run is this PR's first, and its result is the evidence.
Tickets (to-dos/ROADMAP.md):
- T-MMC5-LATCH-VBLANK: the MMC5 split and ExGrafix CHR latches survive
VBlank in the oracle (split_chr_bank_latch / ex_chr_bank_latch clear
only on the next nametable fetch or a $5104 write) and the MiSTer core
matches; the NESdev page suggests hardware may not. Settle from the
page and a $2007-in-VBlank stimulus, not from either core. Carries the
mmc5.sv detection-comment fix held back at v3.5.0 so the tagged tree
matched the compiled one.
- T-WIN-SCRIPT-IPC-CI: the step above; closes when it has passed once.
- T-V350-REVIEW-RESIDUE: the Antigravity suggestions not taken on #624
and #69, each to be confirmed with a failing test or refuted.
docs/agents/mister-cosim.md gains the seed-script trap: the sweep
script's footer printed the pre-v2.6.23 rule and the v3.5.0 pin followed
it (seed 3 over seed 2) until CodeRabbit caught it on sibling #69.
docs/SALVAGE_MANIFEST.md records today's scratch salvage (7,395 files,
166 MB, into the gitignored salvaged/tmp-scratch/f63c2db0/).
Verified: markdownlint on every changed Markdown file; pre-commit's YAML
and actionlint hooks on ci.yml; release_anchor_audit,
release_notes_render_audit, release_state_prose_audit and
contribution_checklist_audit pass (45 tests across the four, 0 failed). No
code changed, so no clippy or test suites were run.
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly identifies the main changes: post-release v3.5.0 documentation, the PGO result, and Windows shared-memory test coverage in CI. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Docs-As-Spec Sync PASS: The reviewed diff changes no files under crates/rustynes-cpu, crates/rustynes-ppu, crates/rustynes-apu, or crates/rustynes-mappers. The only Rust source change is the test-only crates/rustynes-f… Changelog Entry For User-Visible Changes PASS: CHANGELOG.md adds entries under [Unreleased] for the CI/test changes and the release documentation updates. The production source is unchanged; the code change is limited to a shared-memory test… No Unwrap/Expect/Panic On Untrusted Input No violation introduced. The only Rust change is in crates/rustynes-frontend/src/shm.rsinside#[cfg(test)] mod tests(line 771). The added lines contain no.unwrap(),.expect(), orpanic!()…Safety Comment On New Unsafe Blocks PASS: The PR adds five unsafe call sites/blocks in crates/rustynes-frontend/src/shm.rs:shm_unlink,shm_open,ftruncate,fchmod, and thefstatblock. Each has an adjacent// SAFETY:comm…Full details: Docs-As-Spec Sync
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PASS: The reviewed diff changes no files under crates/rustynes-cpu, crates/rustynes-ppu, crates/rustynes-apu, or crates/rustynes-mappers. The only Rust source change is the test-only crates/rustynes-frontend/src/shm.rs update, so this documentation requirement does not apply.
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PASS: CHANGELOG.md adds entries under [Unreleased] for the CI/test changes and the release documentation updates. The production source is unchanged; the code change is limited to a shared-memory test, and the remaining changes are CI or documentation.
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No violation introduced. The only Rust change is in
crates/rustynes-frontend/src/shm.rsinside#[cfg(test)] mod tests(line 771). The added lines contain no.unwrap(),.expect(), orpanic!()calls. Existing productionexpectcalls are unchanged, and all other changed files are documentation or CI configuration.
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- Line 628: Update the Windows test check around the `test result` grep to run
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Review of #625 (CodeRabbit and Antigravity, the same finding): libtest ORs its name filters into one run with one summary line, so the step's check, a non-zero `ok. N passed`, held as long as ANY of `shm::` and `script_host::` matched. A rename or a #[cfg] change emptying one group would have left the step green with that group untested, which is the exact silent-coverage failure the step was added to end. The check is now per group: each of shm::, script_host:: and memif:: must show at least one `test <group>::... ... ok` line, and the Windows-only test the step exists for, script_host::tests::a_larger_write_with_a_reader_attached_is_refused_and_the_region_kept, must pass by name. `set -o pipefail` makes a cargo failure fail the step directly instead of relying on the grep. Antigravity's second point: the step built with `--features script-ipc` right after the job built `--features full`, so Cargo compiled the dependency chain a second time under another feature fingerprint and cached both. It now tests with `full`, which contains script-ipc and memif, reusing the build and adding the memif:: tests to the run. Verified on Linux with the exact command: 35 passed, 1 ignored; per-group pattern counts shm 9, script_host 23, memif 3. The named test is #[cfg(windows)], so on Linux only its twin (a_larger_write_replaces_the_region) runs; the Windows leg of this PR is the first execution of the named one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014qfTKi2M3swo7qnwvYCkDj
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Antigravity's second pass on #625, three points, all taken. macOS. shm.rs has an Apple implementation of its own (target_vendor = "apple": the variadic shm_open, PSHMNAMLEN's 31-byte name limit, a u16 st_mode, a single-resize ftruncate), and full-build compiles it on macos-15 exactly as it compiles the Windows one, yet only the Windows leg ran the tests. The step now runs on both legs. The per-group checks (shm::, script_host::, memif:: each with a passing test) apply to both; the by-name check for the Windows-only grow-recovery test is gated on RUNNER_OS, since on macOS its #[cfg(not(windows))] twin runs instead. Descriptions. The CHANGELOG said no job built script-ipc on Windows, which is wrong: full-build has compiled `full` (which includes it) on Windows and macOS since v2.9.7; what no job did was run its tests. That entry and the T-WIN-SCRIPT-IPC-CI row also still described the first version of the step (script-ipc, two groups). Both now say what the step does, and the ticket closes when it has passed on both systems. Margins. docs/agents/mister-cosim.md quoted seed 2's off-die +0.224 / +0.088 beside release notes giving +0.380 / +0.081 for the same seed. Both are right for different builds: the first is the 2026-10-22 sweep, before the review fixes changed the RTL; the second is the released rebuild of 2026-10-23. The bullet now says which is which. Verified: pre-commit (check-yaml, actionlint, markdownlint) on the four files; release_anchor_audit 18/0 and release_state_prose_audit 9/0. The macOS and Windows runs of this PR are the first executions of those platforms' shm tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014qfTKi2M3swo7qnwvYCkDj
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Thanks for the second pass. All three points are taken in the next commit on this branch:
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Third pass: thanks. No blocking issues or suggestions remain. Leaving the nitpick (a message on the Windows by-name grep) as it is. The step already fails on a missing or renamed test, and the full |
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The new full-build step's first run (CI 40039138613) did its job on both
systems. Windows: 33 passed, among them
a_larger_write_with_a_reader_attached_is_refused_and_the_region_kept,
the v3.5.0 grow-recovery test, which had never run anywhere. macOS: 34
passed and one failed, shm::tests::a_squatted_object_with_open_permissions_is_refused,
at shm.rs:902, `assert_eq!(libc::fchmod(fd, 0o666), 0)`.
The cause is the fixture, not the check. macOS does not implement fchmod
on a POSIX shared-memory descriptor, so the test died planting its
squatted object, before it reached SharedRegion::open/create. The
production check reads the mode with fstat, and every other shm test,
create and open included, passes on macOS.
On Apple the plant now keeps the mode shm_open gives it (0666 less the
umask: 0644 under the usual 022, which others can read, so the owner rule
must refuse it); elsewhere fchmod still forces 0666. Either way the test
reads the mode back with fstat and expects exactly that "mode NNN" in the
refusal, instead of assuming 666. It asserts the plant actually has group
or other bits, so a runner with umask 077 fails loudly ("no squatted
object can be planted") rather than passing a test that tested nothing.
The u32::from on st_mode carries the same justified
#[allow(clippy::useless_conversion)] as check_owner (u32 on Linux, u16
on macOS).
Verified on Linux: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings for the
workspace and for rustynes-frontend --features full; the step's command,
35 passed, 1 ignored. Mutation: owner_ok reduced to `uid == me` (the
mode half removed) makes the test FAIL at the open/create assertion;
restored from a snapshot, diff confirmed. The macOS path is verified by
this PR's next macOS run only; it cannot run here.
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Antigravity on 31b0302, both points taken. The test unlinked its planted object only at the end, so any failing assertion between shm_open and that line (ftruncate, fchmod, fstat, the new "plant has group or other bits" check, or the refusal checks themselves) returned early and left a named object in the system's POSIX shared-memory namespace, where it outlives the test process. A local Plant(CString) guard now owns the name from the moment shm_open succeeds and unlinks it on drop; the success path drops it explicitly at the point the old shm_unlink stood, before the fresh create. The struct sits at the top of the function because clippy's items_after_statements rejects it after the first statement. The comment above shm_open still said the fchmod "sets them regardless", which 31b0302 made false on Apple. It now says the fchmod forces 0666 outside Apple and that Apple keeps the umask-reduced mode. Evidence for 31b0302 itself, from CI run 40040552828 (the run this push supersedes): full build (macos-15) passed, the step's log showing `shm::tests::a_squatted_object_with_open_permissions_is_refused ... ok` and 35 passed, 0 failed; full build (windows-latest) passed. Verified on Linux: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings for the workspace and for rustynes-frontend --features full; the step's command, 35 passed, 1 ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014qfTKi2M3swo7qnwvYCkDj
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Thanks. Both points are taken in the next commit on this branch:
The first fix ( |
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Fifth pass: thanks. No blocking issues; leaving both of the remaining points as they are.
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CodeRabbit on 31b0302. On Apple the planted object keeps the mode shm_open's 0666 is reduced to by the umask. The existing precondition only required a group or other bit, so an unusual umask such as 0700 gives mode 0066 and passes it; SharedRegion::open and ::create then open the object O_RDWR, the owner has neither bit, and both fail with the OS's EACCES before check_owner reads the mode. The test would report a raw permission error rather than the refusal it exists to check, or the precondition message saying why it could not run. A second precondition now requires mode & 0o600 == 0o600, with a message naming the umask as the cause. Outside Apple fchmod forces 0666, so neither precondition can bind there; the comment says so. Verified on Linux: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings with rustynes-frontend --features full; the full-build step's command, 35 passed, 1 ignored. Supersedes CI run 40041659268, which was mid-run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014qfTKi2M3swo7qnwvYCkDj
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v3.5.0 post-release
Records v3.5.0 as published. Also closes one coverage gap the release review found.
.github/release-notes/v3.5.0.mdnow matches the published release page. The MiSTer pin, bitstream and verification lines were placeholders at merge and were filled in on the page afterwards.NO PROMOTE: speedup -4.92% (need > 3.0%) / oracle=true, from Auto Release run 39898198885. For comparison, v3.4.1 measured -5.05%.T-WIN-SCRIPT-IPC-CI): the OS shared-memory store's#[cfg(windows)]tests, including v3.5.0's recovery when a region is grown while another program holds it, ran in no job.full-build's Windows leg now runs theshm::andscript_host::tests withscript-ipc. It fails on a missing or zerook. N passedline. This PR's Windows run is the first time that code is tested.T-MMC5-LATCH-VBLANK: the MMC5 split and ExGrafix CHR latches survive VBlank in both cores. It also carries the held-backmmc5.svcomment fix.T-V350-REVIEW-RESIDUE: the review suggestions not taken.docs/agents/mister-cosim.md.docs/SALVAGE_MANIFEST.mdgets today's salvage record.Checks run
ci.yml.release_anchor_audit,release_notes_render_audit,release_state_prose_auditandcontribution_checklist_audit: 45 passed, 0 failed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Overview
Post-release housekeeping for v3.5.0: published MiSTer oracle pin, seed-2 bitstream checksums/timing, and verification lines replace placeholders in
.github/release-notes/v3.5.0.md; CHANGELOG records that Linux stayed on the plain build (PGO −4.92%, below the 3% bar) and documents the CI gap fix.CI (
T-WIN-SCRIPT-IPC-CI): after thefullbuild on Windows and macOS,full-buildnow runsshm::,script_host::, andmemif::lib tests and fails unless each module shows at least one passing test; Windows must pass the grow-while-reader-attached test by name.Tests: the Unix squatter-permission test in
shm.rsis adjusted for macOS (fchmodunsupported on POSIX shm): plant uses umask-reduced mode, dynamic expectedmodein errors,PlantRAII cleanup, and umask preconditions on Apple.Docs/process: MiSTer seed-rule lesson in
mister-cosim.md, salvage manifest entry for the v3.5.0 session, and three roadmap tickets (T-MMC5-LATCH-VBLANK,T-WIN-SCRIPT-IPC-CI,T-V350-REVIEW-RESIDUE).Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit b50d71c. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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