fix(release): reconcile UTC tag dates and validate release preparation - #183
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CHANGELOG release headings recorded a planned biweekly schedule running
2026-06-24 through 2026-11-04, while every tag was actually cut between
2026-06-21 and 2026-06-30. The dates were never a typo: release-prep
writes "## [{tag}] - {target_date}" at scaffold time from
next_release_target_date(), and nothing back-filled the real date after
tagging. Keep a Changelog, which this file claims to follow, defines that
heading as the release date.
Realigns all four surfaces that carry the dates:
- CHANGELOG.md: 11 release headings
- docs/topics/release-process/policy.toml: 10 target_date fields
- docs/releases/*.md: 11 "Target date" lines
- xtask/src/tests.rs: the alpha_changelog_dates_match_release_policy
table and the nine release_policy_tracks_v0_N_boundary guards
The synthetic temp-repo fixtures in xtask/src/tests.rs keep their
original dates; their values are load-bearing for the +14 scaffolding
arithmetic and describe no real release.
target_date keeps its field name but now holds the actual publication
date, so RELEASE-REQ-008, its fixture oracle, and RELEASE-TP-004 are
restated to say so rather than describing a planned date.
Known gap, recorded in the release-process test plan:
next_release_target_date still adds 14 days to the last entry, which now
seeds 2026-07-14, already past. release-prep needs an explicit or
clock-derived date before the next release.
docs-impact: documentation and release-guard fixtures only; no library,
schema, or golden artifact change. Verified with cargo xtask verify
(full gate, 52s), 76 xtask tests, contract-check 23 shelves, and
markdownlint 0 errors.
…pies The release date guards were fragile and largely tautological. alpha_changelog_dates_match_release_policy asserted that CHANGELOG.md dates equalled policy.toml target_date values, but release-prep generates both from that one field. Two copies written from a single source always agree, including when the source is wrong, so the guard stayed green through four months of drift across all eleven releases and only failed once a human corrected one side by hand. It detected intervention, not incorrectness. The nine release_policy_tracks_v0_N_boundary tests (plus v0_2) matched substrings against the whole policy file rather than the release's own block. Verified: setting v0.3's target_date to 1999-01-01 left release_policy_tracks_v0_3_boundary passing, because v0.4 carried the same date string. Releases tagged on the same day share dates, so that is the normal case. They were also ~250 lines of frozen-history boilerplate, auto-written by a generator, asserting that a static file still contained strings someone typed. Replaces them with: - `cargo xtask release-dates`, which reconciles policy.toml, CHANGELOG.md, and docs/releases/*.md against `git for-each-ref refs/tags` -- the independent authority for when a release happened. Wired into `xtask verify`. Date contradictions fail; absent surfaces are reported as uncovered rather than failing an otherwise-correct history, since the earliest releases predate these surfaces. A clone without tags says it skipped instead of passing vacuously. - release_policy_blocks_are_structurally_complete, one data-driven test over parsed blocks, replacing eleven near-duplicates. - release_policy_block_parsing_scopes_fields_to_their_own_release, a regression guard pinning the 1999-01-01 false-pass. - reconcile_release_dates, a pure function over already-read inputs, with hermetic tests. cargo test needs no git tags, so CI's shallow checkout is unaffected. release-prep no longer scaffolds Rust test stubs or changelog date guard entries. Per-release scope and non-goal content is now reviewed rather than string-tested, matching the repo's own rule in docs/topics/documentation/test-plan.md that policy detail is not encoded as a Rust test; the ten affected requirement and test-case rows move to `policy` status accordingly. docs-impact: release-process README, test plan, and policy.toml updated with the new design and two recorded open gaps. Verified with cargo xtask verify (full gate, 9s), 69 xtask tests, and markdownlint 0 errors.
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WalkthroughThe release process now synchronizes published dates across policy, changelog, and release notes. A new ChangesRelease process synchronization
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74-74: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
next_release_target_datenow feeds a field whose meaning changed under it, and the next release-prep run will produce a self-contradicting artifact.This PR redefines
target_datefrom a planned date to the recorded tag date. Every value inpolicy.toml,CHANGELOG.md, and the release notes now records when a release actually happened.next_release_target_datestill computes a plan by adding 14 days to the last entry.The consequence is deterministic, not speculative:
- The last realigned entry is 2026-06-30.
next_release_target_datereturns 2026-07-14.release_prepwrites 2026-07-14 into the policy block, the changelog section, and the release-notes stub.- The next tag is created on its real date, which is not 2026-07-14.
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release_datesgate added in this PR reports three drift lines and failscargo xtask verify.The PR objectives record this and choose not to resolve it, and
docs/topics/release-process/test-plan.mdlines 131-137 describe it as failing loudly. That reasoning holds for detection. It does not hold for generation:release_prepnow emits a value that is known in advance to be wrong, and the operator must edit three generated surfaces by hand on every release.Since the field now records a date rather than planning one, the scaffold should write the current UTC date and let the reconciliation confirm it, or require the date as an explicit argument.
Do you want me to open an issue that tracks replacing the 14-day increment with an explicit or clock-derived date, and to draft the RED test for it?
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@xtask/src/release_prep.rs` at line 74, The release_prep flow currently uses next_release_target_date to generate a planned date for a field that now represents the actual release date. Update the release preparation logic around release_prep and next_release_target_date to use the current UTC date or require an explicit date argument, removing the unconditional 14-day projection so generated policy, changelog, and release-note values reflect the recorded release date.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 243-249: Update the changelog wording describing target_date to
say it records the actual Git tag date, not the real publication date. Preserve
the distinction between Git tag dates and GitHub Release publication dates,
consistent with release-date validation in release_dates.rs and the
v0.4.0-alpha.1 release documentation.
In `@docs/topics/release-process/README.md`:
- Around line 63-70: Update the release-process README paragraph describing
`cargo xtask release-dates` to explicitly define `policy.toml`’s `target_date`
and each release note’s `Target date:` as the release publication date, not a
planned date. Keep the existing explanation of git tags as the independent
authority and verification behavior, and do not rename the field or modify
parser and release-note files.
In `@docs/topics/release-process/test-plan.md`:
- Line 104: Rename the test at xtask/src/tests.rs around
release_prep_scaffolds_version_policy_changelog_and_test_stub to reflect that
release-prep does not write a Rust test stub, and update RELEASE-TP-019’s
evidence name to match exactly. Preserve the test behavior and all other row
content.
- Line 77: Update the CHANGELOG.md oracle description in the release test plan
to identify the corresponding git tag date as the authority for published alpha
release sections, replacing the reference to the release policy. Keep the
existing release-history scope and align this wording with the rule already
stated on line 89.
In `@xtask/src/release_dates.rs`:
- Around line 98-109: Update the unsuccessful-command branch after
Command::new("git") in the release-date logic to include the captured
output.stderr in the returned error message. Preserve the existing success path
and command-execution error handling while making the failure message retain
git’s diagnostic text.
- Around line 100-102: Update the git ref scan in the release-date collection
logic to restrict tags to the release naming contract: tags beginning with “v”
and matching the version format accepted by ReleasePrepVersion::parse, rather
than enumerating all refs/tags. Preserve the existing creator-date formatting
and downstream verification behavior.
- Around line 167-172: Update the release_dates validation around block.status
so a known pre-publication status such as “prep” with an existing tag is
reported as a gap, not drift; retain drift for statuses outside the known set.
First add a RED test covering this existing-tag/prep case and asserting no
drift, then implement the classification change and update RELEASE-TP-004 in the
release process test plan.
- Around line 209-214: Update release_dates() so the tags.is_empty() branch
treats missing git tags as a failed reconciliation rather than returning Ok(()).
Preserve the diagnostic message or make it clearly indicate failure, and return
the established error type used by release_dates() so release gating fails
closed.
- Around line 99-103: Update the git tag date retrieval in the release-dates
command around the for-each-ref invocation to force UTC and emit raw UTC date
fields with a stable YYYY-MM-DD formatter, replacing the timezone-dependent
creatordate:short format. Keep the existing Published-versus-tag comparison
behavior unchanged.
In `@xtask/src/tests.rs`:
- Around line 2780-2789: The release-notes policy validation does not verify
that each section key matches its tag. In the test block around seen_tags and
target_date, derive the expected section key from tag using the same
transformation as ReleasePrepVersion::parse, assert it equals section, and first
add a mismatched fixture to confirm the test fails before implementing the
assertion.
- Around line 1772-1779: Replace the ineffective absent-substring check in the
release-prep test with an exact artifact comparison: extract the seeded xtask
test file contents into a shared RELEASE_PREP_FIXTURE_XTASK_TESTS constant, use
it when creating the fixture, then assert the file remains byte-for-byte
identical after release_prep. This must detect any modification or deletion of
the seeded file while preserving the existing fixture behavior.
- Around line 2766-2770: Update the block-count assertion in the relevant test
to require exactly 11 entries instead of allowing any count greater than or
equal to 10, preserving the existing assertion message and using the release
fixture count as the expected value.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@xtask/src/release_prep.rs`:
- Line 74: The release_prep flow currently uses next_release_target_date to
generate a planned date for a field that now represents the actual release date.
Update the release preparation logic around release_prep and
next_release_target_date to use the current UTC date or require an explicit date
argument, removing the unconditional 14-day projection so generated policy,
changelog, and release-note values reflect the recorded release date.
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Seventeen review findings on #183, all addressed. Correctness of the check itself: - Tag dates are read in UTC. `%(taggerdate)` renders in the reader's timezone, so a tag made near midnight resolves to different days for different operators. This was not theoretical: v0.4.0-alpha.1 is 2026-06-24 in PDT and 2026-06-25 in UTC, so the earlier realignment recorded a local date that CI, which runs UTC, would have rejected. That release is corrected to 2026-06-25 across all three surfaces. - Release tags must be annotated. `creatordate` falls back to the tagged commit's committer date for a lightweight tag, so a tag placed on an older commit could report a date that never corresponded to a release. - The scan is scoped to `refs/tags/v*`, so scratch tags no longer emit permanent uncovered lines that train operators to ignore the output. - `git` stderr is preserved in the failure message. - No tags now fails closed. A missing independent authority is not approval. - An absent date-bearing surface is drift, not an advisory gap, so deleting the evidence cannot make the gate pass. Only the pre-policy v0.1.0-alpha.1 omission is allowlisted. - A tag whose block still reads `prep` reports a gap rather than failing. The tag is created before the post-publication change flips the status, and failing there would leave `verify` red on `main` for every unrelated branch until that second change landed. Coverage: - CI gains a `release-dates` job with `fetch-depth: 0`. The reconciliation previously ran only in the local gate, which CI never invokes, so a pull request could still set policy, changelog, and notes to one wrong date and pass every required check. - Scaffold placeholders are rejected for `prep` blocks, not only `published` ones. auto-release-tag publishes from a merged release-prep branch, so a surviving TODO would ship. - The policy block count is exact rather than a lower bound, and each block's tag must agree with its section key. - The release-prep negative assertion compares the whole file against the seeded fixture. It previously searched for a stub name the fixture never contained, so it could not fail. Release prep: - `release-prep` takes `--date YYYY-MM-DD` and otherwise uses today's UTC date. Adding fourteen days to the last recorded release assumed `target_date` held a planned date; now that it records when a release was tagged, that extrapolation produced 2026-07-14, already past. - The scaffolding test is renamed to match what it proves. Documentation: the changelog and README now say tag date rather than publication date and note that the two differ, the README documents the UTC and annotated-tag rules, and the CHANGELOG oracle names the git tag rather than policy.toml as the authority. docs-impact: release-process README and test plan updated; four new test-case rows and one restated requirement. Verified with cargo xtask verify (full gate, 25 shelves, 11 tags reconciled), 75 xtask tests, and markdownlint.
`[Unreleased]` carried two `### Changed` headings with `### Added` between them, which markdownlint reports as MD024/no-duplicate-heading. The condition predates this branch: it reproduces against `origin/main:CHANGELOG.md`. Entries are merged into the first `### Changed` in their existing order and `### Added` follows it. No entry text is altered and no release section moves; all eleven `## [v...]` headings are unchanged. Kept as a separate commit because it touches a large span of CHANGELOG.md and will conflict with any concurrent branch adding entries, so it can be dropped independently of the review fixes. docs-impact: none; formatting only.
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All 17 findings addressed in One finding turned out to be a live bug rather than a hardening suggestion, so it is worth leading with. The timezone finding was real, and it had already bitten
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RELEASE-REQ-008 is restated to cover fail-closed, annotated-tag, and CI semantics; RELEASE-TP-022 through TP-024 are added. One thing I did not treat as fixedThe stale-seed open gap is narrowed, not closed. The scaffolded date is still a prediction: a release-prep branch that sits unmerged past its scaffold date records a date earlier than its eventual tag, and reconciliation only catches that once the tag exists. Flipping the block to Out of scope, fixed separately
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In `@docs/topics/release-process/test-plan.md`:
- Around line 134-138: Update the release-date documentation around the
scaffolded release date and status transition to state that
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- Line 105: Update the RELEASE-TP-020 test-plan row’s requirement text to state
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In `@xtask/src/release_dates.rs`:
- Around line 210-220: Update ReleaseDateReport to return structured
reconciliation findings with a stable finding-kind enum and fields such as tag,
surface, expected_date, and actual_date, instead of prose-only strings. Adjust
the reconciliation logic to populate these findings, and move all human-readable
rendering into release_dates(); update tests to assert finding kinds and
structured fields rather than contains(...) checks on rendered text.
- Around line 10-13: Update the release-date documentation to use
timezone-qualified wording: in xtask/src/release_dates.rs lines 10-13, state
that v0.4.0-alpha.1 was tagged on 2026-06-24 in PDT and 2026-06-25 in UTC; apply
the same wording in docs/topics/release-process/README.md lines 72-83 instead of
presenting 2026-06-24 as the unqualified tag date.
In `@xtask/src/release_prep.rs`:
- Line 75: Update the release-preparation command boundary around target_date
and scaffold_release_date so the current SystemTime or UTC-date provider is read
once and injected into a pure default-date helper instead of calling today_utc
internally. Preserve explicitly supplied dates, return the existing error for
pre-epoch clocks, and add deterministic tests covering 1970-01-01 and a leap day
alongside the pre-epoch error path.
- Line 75: Update the release-preparation entry point around
scaffold_release_date to enforce canonical ISO date grammar before proceeding:
validate fixed separators and four-, two-, and two-digit component widths at the
required byte positions. Convert all malformed-input cases, including
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In `@docs/topics/release-process/README.md`:
- Line 72: Update the release-process documentation wording near the total-count
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Release metadata previously recorded a planned schedule through November even though the eleven releases were tagged in June. This PR aligns those dates with annotated Git tags in UTC and adds a tag-aware CI gate. It rejects contradictory dates, missing published tags, missing covered surfaces, and lightweight tags using structured findings. [claim:release-reconciliation, confidence:1.00]
Release preparation now accepts a canonical explicit date or derives one from a clock supplied by the CLI. Its shared structural guard preserves historical release identities while allowing the next completed release block. [claim:preparation, confidence:1.00]
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The policy, changelog, and release notes are written from one scaffold date. Comparing those copies with each other cannot establish when a release was tagged. The replacement reads annotated tagger dates in UTC and passes the already-read tag inventory and recorded surfaces to a pure comparison. GitHub Release publication timestamps remain separate from the recorded tag date. For example, v0.4's tag timestamp is June 24 in PDT and June 25 in UTC; its recorded date is June 25.
The comparison checks coverage in both directions. Every present tag must have its covered policy, changelog, and notes surfaces; every published policy block must have its tag. Removing one tag from a nonempty inventory therefore fails. Untagged
prepandplannedblocks remain valid before publication. The only absent historical surface allowed as advisory is v0.1's policy block, which predates the policy. A taggedprepblock also reports pending publication as advisory, but its dates must already match the tag. [claim:coverage, confidence:1.00]This diagram shows the authority input and the boundary between structured comparison and command output.
flowchart LR G[Annotated tag dates in UTC] --> R{Pure reconciliation} P[Release policy blocks] --> R C[Changelog dates] --> R N[Release notes dates] --> R R --> F[Structured findings] F --> E[Missing or contradictory evidence: fail] F --> A[Allowlisted legacy omission or pending publication: advisory] E --> CLI[CLI renders findings] A --> CLICaption: Tag authority, recorded evidence, and reconciliation outcomes
Tests inspect the structured findings rather than parsing diagnostic prose. The dedicated
release-datesCI job fetches complete history and tags, andcargo xtask verifyruns the same command locally. No tag is created, moved, or deleted by this checker. [claim:ci-boundary, confidence:0.95]The previous fixed policy-block count rejected the next valid release. The replacement preserves the ten historical identities from v0.2 through v0.11 without limiting future blocks. Regressions cover both an additional completed prep block and replacing a historical block with a new one while retaining the total count. The shared structural guard rejects placeholders for every status. Policy-block values are parsed as TOML; required scope/non-goal fields must be actual string arrays. Comments, multiline strings, and scalar strings cannot impersonate these lists, and ordinary TOML assignment spacing is accepted. Both reconciliation and the structural guard consume the same parsed field evidence. [claim:parsed-policy-fields, confidence:1.00] Per-release scope and non-goal meaning remains a human review contract; the removed generated Rust tests did not establish that the claimed scope actually shipped. [claim:history, confidence:1.00]
release-prep --dateaccepts only valid fixed-width ASCIIYYYY-MM-DDdates. The prior input2026-1-001is nowInvalidIsoDate. Without an explicit date, the CLI reads the clock once and injects it into the scaffold helper. Fixed tests cover epoch/day rollover, leap day, the last four-digit year, pre-epoch and out-of-range errors, and explicit-date precedence. The command leaves Rust test sources unchanged and scaffolds the mechanical release surfaces and planned evidence rows. A prep branch can still outlive its scaffold date; when its tag appears, reconciliation requires the recorded dates to match. [claim:date-input, confidence:1.00]Verification
The review repairs were made as separate signed forward commits after a regular merge of current main. RED failures were observed before each behavior repair:
cargo test -p xtask tests::release_policy_structure_accepts_additional_completed_prep -- --exact --nocapture: an eleventh completed block failed the old exact-ten assertioncargo test -p xtask release_date_: new field/kind assertions failed to compile againstVec<String>cargo test -p xtask release_prep_rejects_noncanonical_iso_date -- --nocapture:2026-1-001incorrectly returned successcargo test -p xtask release_prep_default_date_uses_supplied_utc_clock -- --nocapture: the helper could not accept a clock or return structured clock failurescargo test -p xtask release_policy_list: comment-only fields produced zero findings; valid alternate assignment spacing was rejectedcargo test -p xtask release_date_reconciliation_rejects_missing_published_tags -- --nocapture: removing v0.10 left zero findingsMissingSurfaceonSurface::Tag; untagged prep/planned cases passDocumentation-only corrections needed no behavior RED/GREEN cycle; Markdown and contract checks passed.
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No library API, Core/Target wire shape, golden artifact, package version, release tag, or publication setting changes. The xtask command's date input and reconciliation contract change as described above. Release-process documentation, evidence rows, historical dates, CI, and changelog are updated together. The private
xtasktool addstomlwith default features disabled and only parse/serde/std enabled (resolved 1.1.5). This replaces substring-based field evidence with parsed values without building another TOML lexer; it adds no dependency to the public/runtime crates. The fixture inventory source digest is regenerated because Cargo.lock is an input; all component byte hashes remain unchanged. No issue is intended to be closed by this PR.Appendix: Citations
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