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Prepare qualified signed Work corpus for coordinated beta - #61
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The public evidence-verification contract does not imply that hosted Keel accepts WebAuthn co-signature issuance. Clarify current unsupported issuer behavior without changing the protocol vectors.
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Review comments at @tools/refresh_permit_to_work_vector_artifacts.py:
- Around line 303-317: Update validate_work_contract to evaluate each generated
mutation["pack"] through work_failure_code’s failure-validation path instead of
rebuilding it from mutated["valid"] with assemble_pack. Preserve the expected
failure-code checks while ensuring the generated, authenticated negative packs
are what CI validates.
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| for mutation in corpus["negative_mutations"]: | ||
| negative = copy.deepcopy(pack) | ||
| mutate(negative, mutation) | ||
| if mutation["id"] in { | ||
| "required-authority-missing", | ||
| "authority-hash-mismatch", | ||
| "child-binding-mismatch", | ||
| "settlement-evidence-missing", | ||
| }: | ||
| if mutation["id"] == "required-authority-missing": | ||
| negative["child_permits"][0]["work_binding"]["root_manifest_hash"] = digest( | ||
| negative["root"]["work_package"] | ||
| ) | ||
| authenticate(negative) | ||
| mutation["pack"] = negative |
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rg -n -C5 'def assemble_pack|mutation\[.pack.\]|\["pack"\]' tools/check_permit_to_x_artifacts.pyRepository: keelapi/keel-permit
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printf '%s\n' '--- checker references ---'
rg -n -C12 -F -e 'def work_failure_code' -e 'mutation["pack"]' -e "mutation['pack']" -e 'assemble_pack(' tools/check_permit_to_x_artifacts.py || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '%s\n' '--- checker execution block ---'
sed -n '3690,3785p' tools/check_permit_to_x_artifacts.py
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sed -n '285,325p' tools/refresh_permit_to_work_vector_artifacts.pyRepository: keelapi/keel-permit
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printf '%s\n' '--- work_failure_code remainder ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- callers and negative mutation processing ---'
rg -n -C12 -F -e 'work_failure_code(' -e 'negative_mutations' -e 'expected_failure_code' tools/check_permit_to_x_artifacts.py || test "$?" -eq 1Repository: keelapi/keel-permit
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Make negative-vector validation consume the generated signed pack.
validate_work_contract applies each mutation to mutated["valid"], then work_failure_code rebuilds a pack with assemble_pack(mutated). It never reads mutation["pack"], so the generator's authenticate(negative) result does not affect CI. The checker still tests the expected failure codes, but it does not test the generated signed negative packs or their re-authentication.
Update the checker to evaluate mutation["pack"] through the failure path so the signed corpus is covered.
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Review comment at @tools/refresh_permit_to_work_vector_artifacts.py around lines
303 - 317:
Update validate_work_contract to evaluate each generated mutation["pack"]
through work_failure_code’s failure-validation path instead of rebuilding it
from mutated["valid"] with assemble_pack. Preserve the expected failure-code
checks while ensuring the generated, authenticated negative packs are what CI
validates.
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The coordinated verifier candidate needs the executable signed Work conformance corpus at this exact source revision. This review also preserves the contained issuer co-signature posture; it does not change the immutable v1.24.0 release tag.
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78f67030a81d202b5e10dcc56dd1e7ce683dba80.Existing local corpus parity and coordinated qualification are preserved. Required repository-integrity CI must qualify this review independently. No new local test run is claimed.
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