Certify pm CLI 2026.9.10 and take the auditor fixes the lockfile withheld - #82
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…held CI runs the repo-pinned binaries, not whatever is installed globally, so the pins decide what the gates actually exercise. Advance `@unbrained/pm-cli` 2026.9.7 -> 2026.9.10 (npm latest) and `pm-ops` 2026.9.7 -> 2026.9.9. The pm-ops bump is the one that matters. This repository already launched the canonical publish-attestation auditor from `pm-ops/attestation` rather than vendoring it, and declared it as `^2026.9.7` — so it read as tracking canonical. It was not: `npm ci` installs the lockfile, and the lockfile pinned exactly 2026.9.7. Measured with the 38-case bypass corpus, this repository admitted seven fail-open constructions — nonliteral-overwrite, nonliteral-overwrite-cmdsub, quoted-metachar-value, single-quoted-metachar-value, multiword-unreadable-tail, quoted-paren-in-substitution and unterminated-substitution — all of them closed upstream two releases ago. After the bump the corpus reports clean, with scripts/verify-release-publish-attestation.ts unchanged. Validation: npm test passes 299/299.
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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideThis PR certifies the repository-pinned pm CLI at 2026.9.10 and updates pm-ops to resolve 2026.9.9 in the lockfile, so CI exercises the upstream auditor fixes and lifecycle policy capabilities rather than the stale 2026.9.7 installation. It also records the change in the changelog and pm history, with validation reported as 299 passing tests and a clean bypass corpus. File-Level Changes
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The version certification lacks a replayable record of the publish-attestation corpus result, reducing confidence in future release verification. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Greptile SummaryThis PR updates the repository-pinned package-management toolchain and adds consumer-level regression coverage for the publish-attestation auditor.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge; the updated lockfile and regression tests preserve the repository’s fail-closed publish-attestation boundary. No actionable new defect or repository-rule violation remains. The added tests exercise the seven cited bypass constructions against the installed auditor and retain a positive control so an auditor that rejects all publication does not satisfy the suite.
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| package.json | Advances the pinned pm CLI and minimum pm-ops development-tool versions. |
| package-lock.json | Locks the updated tool versions and integrity metadata used by clean CI installs. |
| test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts | Adds behavioral regression coverage for seven fail-open provenance handoffs and an accepted positive control. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Documents the toolchain certification and canonical auditor update. |
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Greptile and CodeRabbit both raised the same gap on the first push: the
dependency bump closes seven fail-open cases, but nothing in this repository
exercised them, and the item's clean-corpus claim had no structured test behind
it. The corpus that measured them lives in the private companion, so nothing
here failed while this repository was installing an auditor that accepted all
seven, and nothing would fail again if a later lockfile change put one back.
Add two tests to test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts:
- all seven constructions are run through `auditPublishAttestation` from the
installed pm-ops and each must be refused. This asserts BEHAVIOUR, not a
version: a floor would still accept a regressed release numbered above it.
- a positive control: a readable `--provenance` binding must still pass.
Without it the first test passes against an auditor that refuses
everything, which would be just as broken and easier to ship.
Revert-check: with pm-ops downgraded to 2026.9.7 the first test goes RED naming
the nonliteral-overwrite construction, while the control stays green. Restoring
2026.9.9 returns the suite to 301/301.
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CI runs the repo-pinned binaries, not the globally installed ones, so the pins decide what the gates actually exercise.
@unbrained/pm-cli2026.9.7 → 2026.9.10 (npmlatest)pm-ops2026.9.7 → 2026.9.9The pm-ops bump is the one that matters
This repository already launches the canonical publish-attestation auditor from
pm-ops/attestationinstead of vendoring it, and declared it as^2026.9.7— so it read as tracking canonical. It was not.npm ciinstalls the lockfile, and the lockfile pinned exactly 2026.9.7.Measured with the 38-case bypass corpus, same launcher, unmodified:
nonliteral-overwrite,nonliteral-overwrite-cmdsub,quoted-metachar-value,single-quoted-metachar-value,multiword-unreadable-tail,quoted-paren-in-substitution,unterminated-substitutionThose seven fail-open constructions were closed upstream two releases ago. Nothing reported this, because the range was never wrong — it was simply never what got installed. A caret range is a statement of intent; only the lockfile says what runs.
The CLI bump is also a prerequisite for the declarative lifecycle policy engine that shipped in 2026.9.9: under the 2026.9.7 pin,
pm schema policy-*andpm ops validate --check-completenessdo not exist and fail withunknown_command.Validation
npm test— 299/299, zero failurespm items
pm-github-drwrSummary by Sourcery
Certify the current pm tooling and protect publish attestation against lockfile-regressed auditor behavior.
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Bumps the pinned
@unbrained/pm-cliandpm-opsversions so CI actually runs the versions the ranges claim. The lockfile pinnedpm-opsat 2026.9.7 despite the^2026.9.7range, which admitted seven fail-open publish-attestation bypass cases; 2026.9.9 closes them.@unbrained/pm-cliadvances 2026.9.7 → 2026.9.10 andpm-ops2026.9.7 → 2026.9.9 inpackage.jsonand the lockfile.test/verify-release-publish-attestation.test.ts: the seven former fail-open constructions must be refused, and a readable--provenancebinding must still pass.pm schema policy-*andpm ops validate --check-completenessbecome available under the new CLI pin.Written for commit 92827ad. Summary will update on new commits.