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Summary

This branch completes the command-module extraction deferred from PR #136. It moves bump run-sequence orchestration, per-crate publication execution, and workspace staging into canonical delegate modules so every affected source file remains below the 400-line guideline without compatibility shims.

All tests now patch and call the modules that own the moved symbols. The developer extraction map records the resulting boundaries, and staging cleanup no longer removes caller-owned build-directory contents.

Closes #170.

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Validation

  • make check-fmt: passed
  • make lint: passed (Ruff, interrogate 100%, Pylint 10/10)
  • make typecheck: passed
  • make test: passed (741 tests; 70 snapshots)
  • make markdownlint: passed
  • make nixie: passed
  • coderabbit review --agent: completed after the required rate-limit back-off; actionable extraction concerns resolved

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The five affected source modules are 208, 256, 280, 388, and 177 lines respectively, all below the 400-line guideline.

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Summary

  • Extracted bump orchestration into bump_pipeline.
  • Extracted publication staging and execution into publish_pipeline, publish_staging, and publish_execution.
  • Updated tests and monkeypatch targets to use the canonical extracted modules.
  • Added safer workspace staging, cleanup preservation, README-copying coverage, dry-run error handling, and publication failure-detail tests.
  • Documented the new module boundaries and updated the publish data-flow design in docs/developers-guide.md and docs/lading-design.md.
  • Validation passed: formatting, linting, type checking, 741 tests, 70 snapshots, Markdown linting, and Nixie.

Walkthrough

Extract command orchestration into bump_pipeline, publish_staging, publish_pipeline, and publish_execution. Update the command entry points, tests, fixtures, and design notes to use the new module boundaries. Add typed handling for already-published Cargo output.

Changes

Command pipeline extraction

Layer / File(s) Summary
Bump pipeline extraction
lading/commands/bump.py, lading/commands/bump_pipeline.py, lading/commands/bump_manifests.py, tests/unit/test_bump_*
Move manifest updates, documentation version updates, README transposition, lockfile handling, and result ordering into bump_pipeline. Update bump tests and helper references to the split modules.
Publish staging extraction
lading/commands/publish_staging.py, lading/commands/publish_manifest.py, lading/commands/publish.py, tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py, tests/unit/test_publish_staging_properties.py
Move workspace staging, staged crate-root resolution, cleanup registration, summary formatting, and preparation error handling into publish_staging. Update the publish entry point and staging tests.
Publish pipeline extraction
lading/commands/publish.py, lading/commands/publish_pipeline.py, lading/commands/publish_execution.py, tests/unit/publish/*
Move live and dry-run packaging, publish sequencing, phase dispatch, command invocation, and pipeline error handling into publish_pipeline. Update all publish tests and fixtures to patch the canonical pipeline and staging modules.
Cargo diagnostics and module contracts
lading/commands/cargo_output_adapter.py, docs/*, typos.local.toml, tests/unit/publish/test_cargo_output_adapter.py, tests/unit/test_lockfile_message_snapshots.py
Add typed detection for already-published Cargo registry output. Update the extraction docs, typo ignore rule, and stale-lockfile snapshot text to match the new module boundaries and placeholder format.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant publish
  participant publish_staging
  participant publish_pipeline
  participant publish_execution
  participant Cargo
  publish->>publish_staging: prepare_workspace(plan)
  publish->>publish_pipeline: dispatch publication
  publish_pipeline->>publish_execution: invoke cargo package/publish
  publish_execution->>Cargo: run subprocess commands
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Suggested reviewers: leynos

Poem

Bump steps now split and trace,
Staging keeps its workspace place.
Pipeline paths now run in line,
Cargo echoes mark the sign.
Tests and docs now match the seam.

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 014ad

The publish extraction is functionally low risk, but its documented execution boundary, required docstring format, failed-package metrics coverage, and module-size target should be corrected before final merge.


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❌ Failed checks (1 error, 3 warnings)

Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Module-Level Documentation ❌ Error The extraction leaves two module-level docstrings with incorrect component relationships. lading/commands/publish_index_check.py states that publish.py imports and uses its helpers, but the PR rem… Update lading/commands/publish_index_check.py to document publish_pipeline as the consumer and phase-dispatch owner. Update lading/commands/bump_manifests.py to document bump_pipeline as the orchestration consumer and remove the obs…
User-Facing Documentation ⚠️ Warning Fail. Document the changed programmatic publish surface in docs/users-guide.md. The base revision exposed lading.commands.publish.prepare_workspace(plan, workspace, ...); the pull request moves it… Add a user-guide section that documents the new import path, the changed prepare_workspace call signature, and the cleanup behaviour for automatic and caller-supplied build directories. Add the required next-minor-version migration note f…
Developer Documentation ⚠️ Warning Correct the publish execution-flow numbering in docs/lading-design.md. The PR adds pre-flight, workspace discovery, publishable-crate selection, and publish-order steps numbered 1–4, but labels the … Renumber Stage the workspace and prepare its manifest to 5. in docs/lading-design.md. Review the surrounding execution-flow text and diagrams together so that the numbered sequence remains ordered: pre-flight, discovery, publishable-c…
Observability ⚠️ Warning The extraction removes an operational failure log. In main:lading/commands/bump.py, README transposition caught bump_readme.ReadmeTranspositionError, emitted `LOGGER.exception("README transpositio… Restore failure-boundary logging in bump_pipeline._process_readme_transposition: catch bump_readme.ReadmeTranspositionError, call _log.exception("README transposition failed for crate %r", crate.name), then re-raise. Add a test that t…
✅ Passed checks (11 passed)
Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed The title accurately describes the command pipeline extraction and includes the linked issue number (#170).
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the extraction work, module boundaries, test updates, cleanup behaviour, and validation results.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes satisfy issue #170: bump.py and publish.py are reduced through logic extraction, publication responsibilities are split, test seams target canonical modules without compatibility shims, th…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes remain within the extraction scope. Supporting publication parsing, staging tests, snapshots, documentation, and lint configuration updates relate to the refactor and its validation.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed Docstring coverage is 91.43% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 175 functions across 40 files. (3 skipped: …
Testing (Overall) ✅ Passed Treat the testing check as passed. Exercise the extracted bump, staging, and publication behaviour with substantive assertions. The staging tests verify real filesystem copies, symlink modes, wrapped …
Testing (Unit And Behavioural) ✅ Passed Mark this check PASS. Retain meaningful boundary coverage: existing bump.run tests verify persisted manifest, dependency, README, and dry-run behaviour; existing publish.run tests verify real stag…
Testing (Property / Proof) ✅ Passed Pass the property-testing check. The change introduces range-based invariants for staging path safety, cleanup ownership, preflight phase ordering, and publication sequencing. The pull request adds Hy…
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) ✅ Passed PASS — the PR contains Python changes only, so the Rust/TypeScript trybuild requirement does not apply. The changed publish and bump text paths have focused coverage: Syrupy snapshots cover publish-mo…
Unit Architecture ✅ Passed PASS. The change preserves the query/command boundary. publish_plan and cargo_output_adapter remain pure in-memory queries. publish_staging.prepare_workspace, bump pipeline update functions, and…
Domain Architecture ✅ Passed Pass the Domain Architecture check. The change separates command responsibilities: publish.py coordinates, publish_staging.py owns filesystem staging, and publish_execution.py owns subprocess ex…
Full details: User-Facing Documentation

Explanation

Fail. Document the changed programmatic publish surface in docs/users-guide.md. The base revision exposed lading.commands.publish.prepare_workspace(plan, workspace, ...); the pull request moves it to lading.commands.publish_staging.prepare_workspace(plan, ...) and leaves no compatibility alias. The pull request also changes cleanup=True: automatic staging directories are removed, but caller-supplied build directories and their contents are retained. The user guide is unchanged and contains no reference to publish_staging, prepare_workspace, build_directory, or this cleanup rule. The developer guide alone does not satisfy the user-guide requirement.

Resolution

Add a user-guide section that documents the new import path, the changed prepare_workspace call signature, and the cleanup behaviour for automatic and caller-supplied build directories. Add the required next-minor-version migration note for this breaking programmatic API move, including the old-to-new usage change and the absence of compatibility aliases.

Full details: Developer Documentation

Explanation

Correct the publish execution-flow numbering in docs/lading-design.md. The PR adds pre-flight, workspace discovery, publishable-crate selection, and publish-order steps numbered 1–4, but labels the new staging step as 1. instead of 5.. The source confirms staging follows planning in publish.run() (publish_preflight → workspace/plan → publish_staging.prepare_workspace_dispatch_publication). The changed design document therefore does not present the new architecture as a clear, up-to-date sequence. The developer guide does document the extracted bump_pipeline, publish_pipeline, and publish_staging boundaries, so this failure is limited to the design-flow update.

Resolution

Renumber Stage the workspace and prepare its manifest to 5. in docs/lading-design.md. Review the surrounding execution-flow text and diagrams together so that the numbered sequence remains ordered: pre-flight, discovery, publishable-crate selection, publish-order resolution, staging and manifest preparation, then Cargo dispatch. Keep the existing detailed Publishing iteration dispatch description synchronised with that sequence.

Full details: Module-Level Documentation

Explanation

The extraction leaves two module-level docstrings with incorrect component relationships. lading/commands/publish_index_check.py states that publish.py imports and uses its helpers, but the PR removes those imports from publish.py and moves the calls to publish_pipeline.py. lading/commands/bump_manifests.py states that bump re-exports its helpers for historical access, but the PR removes those imports and makes bump_pipeline.py the owner of the calls. The changed architecture therefore makes both module descriptions inaccurate.

Resolution

Update lading/commands/publish_index_check.py to document publish_pipeline as the consumer and phase-dispatch owner. Update lading/commands/bump_manifests.py to document bump_pipeline as the orchestration consumer and remove the obsolete re-export claim. Verify all module-level relationship references against the current imports and call paths.

Full details: Observability

Explanation

The extraction removes an operational failure log. In main:lading/commands/bump.py, README transposition caught bump_readme.ReadmeTranspositionError, emitted LOGGER.exception("README transposition failed for crate %r", crate.name), and re-raised. The new lading/commands/bump_pipeline.py calls transpose_readme_to_crate without that catch. bump_readme.py logs only debug/start and success paths, while the CLI fallback prints a generic Unexpected error without the structured crate context or traceback. This leaves a meaningful failure boundary without a diagnostic log after the pull request. Publication timing and sccache instrumentation are otherwise retained.

Resolution

Restore failure-boundary logging in bump_pipeline._process_readme_transposition: catch bump_readme.ReadmeTranspositionError, call _log.exception("README transposition failed for crate %r", crate.name), then re-raise. Add a test that triggers the failure and asserts the canonical pipeline logger records the crate context and exception.


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@coderabbitai Please suggest a fix for this issue and supply a prompt for an AI coding agent to enable it to apply the fix. Include the file and symbol names indicated in the issue at the head of your response. Ensure that this is validated against the current version of the codegraph.

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lading/commands/publish_pipeline.py

Comment on lines +336 to +388

def _dispatch_publication(
    plan: PublishPlan,
    preparation: PublishPreparation,
    *,
    options: _PublishExecutionOptions,
    runner: CommandRunner,
) -> None:
    """Route to the live or dry-run publication pipeline.

    Design note (issue #72): this helper is more than a relocated branch.
    It owns the operator-facing pipeline-mode log line, sequences the
    dry-run two-phase pipeline (package everything, then publish
    everything), and gives tests a single seam to exercise mode dispatch
    without driving ``run()`` end to end. Inlining it would push ``run()``
    back toward the complexity ceiling that prompted the extraction.
    """
    if options.live:
        LOGGER.info("Publication mode: live (interleaved per-crate pipeline)")
        _execute_live_publication_pipeline(
            plan,
            preparation,
            options=options,
            runner=runner,
        )
    else:
        LOGGER.info("Publication mode: dry-run (batched two-phase pipeline)")
        try:
            _package_publishable_crates(
                plan,
                preparation,
                options=options,
                runner=runner,
            )
        except PublishPreparationError as exc:
            LOGGER.exception("Dry-run pipeline: packaging phase failed")
            raise PublishPreflightError(str(exc)) from exc
        except PublishPreflightError:
            LOGGER.exception("Dry-run pipeline: packaging phase failed")
            raise
        LOGGER.info("Dry-run pipeline: packaging complete; starting publish phase")
        try:
            _publish_crates(
                plan,
                preparation,
                runner=runner,
                options=options,
            )
        except PublishPreparationError as exc:
            LOGGER.exception("Dry-run pipeline: publish phase failed")
            raise PublishPreflightError(str(exc)) from exc
        except PublishPreflightError:
            LOGGER.exception("Dry-run pipeline: publish phase failed")
            raise

❌ New issue: Complex Method
_dispatch_publication has a cyclomatic complexity of 11, threshold = 9

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tests/unit/publish/test_packaging.py

Comment on lines +277 to +279

    publish_plan_and_prep: tuple[
        publish_plan.PublishPlan, publish_staging.PublishPreparation, Path
    ],

❌ New issue: Code Duplication
The module contains 2 functions with similar structure: test_package_publishable_crates_prefers_stderr_over_stdout,test_package_publishable_crates_reports_stdout_on_failure

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tests/unit/publish/test_packaging.py

Comment on lines +295 to +302

def test_package_publishable_crates_reports_failure_detail(
    publish_plan_and_prep: tuple[
        publish_plan.PublishPlan, publish_staging.PublishPreparation, Path
    ],
    stdout: str,
    stderr: str,
    expected_in_message: str,
    not_expected_in_message: str | None,

❌ New issue: Excess Number of Function Arguments
test_package_publishable_crates_reports_failure_detail has 5 arguments, max arguments = 4

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Code Duplication

tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py:

What lead to degradation?

The module contains 2 functions with similar structure: test_prepare_workspace_copies_workspace_readme_verbatim,test_prepare_workspace_does_not_adopt_workspace_readme_for_crates

Why does this problem occur?

Duplicated code often leads to code that's harder to change since the same logical change has to be done in multiple functions. More duplication gives lower code health.

How to fix it?

A certain degree of duplicated code might be acceptable. The problems start when it is the same behavior that is duplicated across the functions in the module, ie. a violation of the Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle. DRY violations lead to code that is changed together in predictable patterns, which is both expensive and risky. DRY violations can be identified using CodeScene's X-Ray analysis to detect clusters of change coupled functions with high code similarity. Read More
Once you have identified the similarities across functions, look to extract and encapsulate the concept that varies into its own function(s). These shared abstractions can then be re-used, which minimizes the amount of duplication and simplifies change.

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tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py (1)

286-306: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
This test no longer verifies what its docstring claims.
The docstring reads "Staging reports no copied READMEs regardless of readme opt-in status," but PublishPreparation dropped its copied_readmes field, and the body only asserts staging_root.exists(). That assertion holds for every crate_spec variant regardless of readme behaviour, so the parametrisation no longer distinguishes anything meaningful. Either assert on the actual staged file contents (e.g. that a workspace README is copied verbatim by the plain tree copy) or drop the stale docstring/parametrisation and rename the test to reflect that staging is now README-agnostic.

🤖 Detailed instructions

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In @tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py around lines 286 - 306, The test
test_prepare_workspace_skips_readme_staging no longer validates its
README-related claim. Update it to assert the actual staged README file
contents, confirming the workspace README is copied verbatim across crate_spec
variants; otherwise remove the stale docstring and parametrization and rename
the test to describe only the staging-root existence behavior.

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@leynosFile: tests/unit/test_publish_staging.pySymbol: test_prepare_workspace_skips_readme_staging (removed; replaced by test_prepare_workspace_copies_workspace_readme_verbatim)

Treat this finding as resolved. The stale test no longer exists in the current codegraph. Its replacement at Lines 284–312 now performs meaningful assertions for both crate-spec variants:

  • Creates a workspace-level README.md with known contents.
  • Calls publish_staging.prepare_workspace(...).
  • Asserts the staging root exists.
  • Asserts the staged root README.md contains exactly "Workspace README".
  • Asserts no crate-local README.md was created.

This matches the current publish_staging.prepare_workspace() behaviour: it copies the workspace tree verbatim and no longer tracks copied_readmes. The test would fail if staging became a no-op or stopped copying the workspace README, so no further change is required for this specific finding.

Keep the separate duplication follow-up in scope: test_prepare_workspace_does_not_adopt_workspace_readme_for_crates at Lines 209–231 overlaps with the parametrized replacement test’s readme_workspace=True case. Remove that redundant test and rename the retained test as described in the earlier duplication fix to address CodeScene cleanly. Runtime validation could not be run in this inspection environment; validate with the focused staging tests and the repository’s required test/lint commands.

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lading/commands/publish.py (1)

254-272: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Pass effective_options to prepare_workspace for a single source of truth.
prepare_workspace(plan, options=options) feeds the raw parameter, so when options is None staging rebuilds its own default PublishOptions independently of the effective_options already computed on Line 237. The results coincide today, but wiring effective_options keeps one authoritative options object flowing through the run.

♻️ Proposed tweak
-    preparation = publish_staging.prepare_workspace(plan, options=options)
+    preparation = publish_staging.prepare_workspace(plan, options=effective_options)
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Use a wyvern agent team to verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. Fix any documentation issues using a scribe agent team. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. Use a scrutineer agent for execution of tests and summarizing the results.

In @lading/commands/publish.py around lines 254 - 272, Update the publish flow
to pass effective_options, rather than the raw options parameter, to
publish_staging.prepare_workspace. Keep the existing _PublishExecutionOptions
construction and _dispatch_publication call unchanged so effective_options
remains the single authoritative configuration throughout the run.

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tests/unit/publish/test_snapshot_messages.py (1)

129-158: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix four stale caplog.set_level logger references left by the publish_pipeline extraction.
_handle_index_missing_version and _handle_publish_result now live in publish_pipeline and log through publish_pipeline.LOGGER ("lading.commands.publish_pipeline"). Four caplog.set_level calls across two test files still target the old name, "lading.commands.publish". Each test passes today only because the root logger's default level is WARNING, which is the same latent fragility the earlier _run_dry_run_phase fix addressed for three other tests in test_phase_dispatch.py.

  • tests/unit/publish/test_snapshot_messages.py#L129-L158: change caplog.set_level(logging.WARNING, logger="lading.commands.publish") at line 137 in _handle_index_missing_version_message to caplog.set_level(logging.WARNING, logger=publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name).
  • tests/unit/publish/test_snapshot_messages.py#L363-L390: change the same call at line 375 in test_already_published_warning_snapshot to use publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name.
  • tests/unit/publish/test_phase_dispatch.py#L104-L146: change the call at line 114 in test_missing_dep_in_plan_and_flag_continues to use publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name.
  • tests/unit/publish/test_phase_dispatch.py#L314-L366: change the call at line 320 in test_hyphenated_dep_in_plan_matches_with_canonicalisation to use publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name.
🤖 Detailed instructions

Use a wyvern agent team to verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. Fix any documentation issues using a scribe agent team. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. Use a scrutineer agent for execution of tests and summarizing the results.

In @tests/unit/publish/test_snapshot_messages.py around lines 129 - 158, Update
the caplog.set_level calls in tests/unit/publish/test_snapshot_messages.py lines
129-158 and 363-390, and tests/unit/publish/test_phase_dispatch.py lines 104-146
and 314-366, to use publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name instead of the stale
"lading.commands.publish" logger reference; apply this to the tests
_handle_index_missing_version_message, test_already_published_warning_snapshot,
test_missing_dep_in_plan_and_flag_continues, and
test_hyphenated_dep_in_plan_matches_with_canonicalisation.

docs/lading-design.md (1)

416-496: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reorder the Execution Flow steps to match the pre-flight-first sequence.
The Execution Flow lists "Prepare workspace manifest" (patch stripping) and "Execute pre-flight checks" as later steps, after workspace discovery and publish-order determination. publish.py's run(), and the Publish Preflight Sequence diagram in this same document, run pre-flight checks first, then planning, then staging and manifest patching.
Reorder the Execution Flow numbered list so pre-flight checks precede planning, staging, and manifest patching. State plainly that PublishPreflightError aborts the workflow before plan_publication, publish_staging.prepare_workspace, and publish_pipeline._dispatch_publication run.
A past review thread on this document already raised this exact contradiction and reported it as not fully resolved.

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In @docs/lading-design.md around lines 416 - 496, The Execution Flow section
orders manifest preparation and pre-flight checks incorrectly. Reorder the
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Testing (Overall) Resolved test_prepare_workspace_skips_readme_staging_for_opted_in_crates no longer exists. tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py now uses test_prepare_workspace_copies_workspace_readme_without_adopting_it_for_crates at Lines 288-316. It covers both readme.workspace = true and no opt-in. It verifies the staging root, the copied root README.md contents, and absence of a crate-local README.md. A no-op prepare_workspace() fails these assertions.
Module-Level Documentation Resolved lading/commands/publish_pipeline.py has a multi-line module docstring. It defines the relationship to lading.commands.publish and lading.commands.publish_execution. It states that publish delegates live and dry-run sequencing to the pipeline and that publish_execution owns the concrete subprocess adapter.
Developer Documentation Resolved docs/lading-design.md now documents publish_staging, publish_pipeline, and publish_execution in the publish data-flow section and Mermaid diagram. The publish execution flow starts with pre-flight checks. It also states that PublishPreflightError stops execution before workspace discovery, plan_publication, publish_staging.prepare_workspace, and publish_pipeline._dispatch_publication.

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Testing (Overall) Resolved The assertion-free test_prepare_workspace_skips_readme_staging_for_opted_in_crates is absent. tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py Line 288 defines test_prepare_workspace_copies_workspace_readme_without_adopting_it_for_crates. It runs for both README opt-in states. It asserts that the staging root exists, that the workspace README.md content is copied verbatim, and that no crate-local README.md exists. A no-op prepare_workspace() fails these assertions.
Module-Level Documentation Resolved lading/commands/publish_pipeline.py has a multi-line module docstring. It states that publish delegates live and dry-run sequencing to publish_pipeline, and that publish_execution owns the concrete subprocess adapter.
Developer Documentation Resolved docs/lading-design.md now has a Publish data flow section and diagram. It identifies the publish, publish_plan, publish_staging, publish_manifest, publish_pipeline, and publish_execution boundaries. Its execution flow starts with pre-flight checks. It also states that PublishPreflightError aborts before workspace discovery, plan_publication, publish_staging.prepare_workspace, and publish_pipeline._dispatch_publication.

Complete one separate documentation correction before merge. In docs/lading-design.md, Line 494 restarts the Execution Flow numbering at 1. for the staging step after steps 1–4. Renumber that item to 5.. This work is in scope for this PR. Do not open a GitHub issue.

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In `docs/lading-design.md`, correct the numbered list in the `lading publish`
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1. Execute pre-flight checks
2. Discover Workspace
3. Determine Publishable Crates
4. Determine Publish Order

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leynos and others added 13 commits September 5, 2026 23:17
Move bump orchestration, publication execution, and workspace staging into canonical delegate modules. Repoint tests to those module boundaries and document the extraction map.
Extract the dry-run phase error boundary so publication dispatch retains the
existing log and exception contract without duplicating its control flow.
Add direct coverage for packaging, publish, and successful phases.
Cover stdout fallback and stderr precedence through one shared test body,
removing duplicate setup while retaining both behavioural cases.
Remove unused staging input, test invocation helpers at their canonical
owner, and replace the no-op README staging test with behavioural coverage.
Document the coordinator, staging, pipeline, and execution boundaries.
Keep the test below the parameter-count threshold while preserving both
failure-detail scenarios and their existing assertions.
Retain the parametrized behavioural coverage for README copying and crate
non-adoption while removing its redundant one-case counterpart.
Preserve the extracted pipeline boundaries while correcting logger ownership,
centralising README error propagation, and retaining the public publish-plan
exception contract. Add generated coverage for staging-path safety and
preflight failure cut-off behaviour.
Report resolved paths and the expected containment relationship when a
Hypothesis staging-path counterexample fails.
Remove temporary build directories created by publish staging while preserving
caller-owned build directories. Simplify staging output and align test logger
configuration with the extracted pipeline.
Restore the shared publish test-fixture aliases lost while replaying the
pipeline extraction onto main. Keep preflight ahead of workspace discovery,
make Cargo-output classification own registry diagnostics, and document the
coordinator and delegate boundaries.
Apply current formatting and lint requirements to the extracted command
boundaries, retain one README staging scenario, and normalize inherited
snapshot filesystem values. Treat inline code literals as spelling-check syntax
rather than prose.
Classify cleanup failures at the staging boundary, document Cargo output
classification, and strengthen cleanup ownership coverage with generated
caller content. Align publish documentation and test dispatch with the
current command contract.
Move mainline timing and compiler-cache instrumentation into the extracted
publication pipeline so the coordinator remains thin while both live and
dry-run execution preserve their progress, metrics, and reports.

Repoint affected tests at the canonical pipeline seams and retain the
formatter's required spacing in the Cargo output adapter.
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Add a third, distinct JSON payload for the failed beta package.

SccacheSession.record() runs after the failed Cargo invocation, and finish() still writes the report. ScriptedRunner repeats the final payload after exhaustion, so the current two payloads give beta a zero delta. Add a third payload and assert the failed package’s counters.

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In `@tests/unit/publish/test_sccache_dispatch.py` at line 206, Add a third
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the failed beta package receives nonzero counter deltas after the Cargo failure.
Update the test assertions to verify beta’s recorded counters while preserving
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Move report serialisation or session lifecycle code into a focused module while
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In `@docs/lading-design.md`:
- Around line 482-484: Update the PublishPreflightError workflow statement to
remove the claim that execution aborts before workspace discovery. Preserve the
guarantee that it occurs before plan_publication,
publish_staging.prepare_workspace, and publish_pipeline._dispatch_publication.

In `@lading/commands/bump.py`:
- Line 33: Expand the public docstrings for BumpOptions and run to complete
NumPy-style documentation: describe BumpOptions attributes, and document run’s
parameters, return value, raised errors, and an appropriate usage example.
Preserve the existing behavior and summary descriptions while adding the
required structured sections.

In `@tests/unit/publish/conftest.py`:
- Around line 86-90: Update the make_preflight_config docstring by replacing the
Args section with a NumPy-style Parameters section, documenting overrides as
**overrides : object and preserving the note that compiletest_externs tuple
pairs are converted to CompiletestExtern objects.

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In `@lading/commands/publish_sccache.py`:
- Around line 417-424: Split the oversized module by moving either report
serialization or session lifecycle logic into a focused module, keeping
responsibilities separated and the existing public API—including the symbols
listed in __all__—unchanged through re-exports or equivalent compatibility
wrappers.

In `@tests/unit/publish/test_sccache_dispatch.py`:
- Line 206: Add a third distinct JSON payload to the ScriptedRunner setup used
by the publish test so the failed beta package receives nonzero counter deltas
after the Cargo failure. Update the test assertions to verify beta’s recorded
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Any `PublishPreflightError` aborts execution before workspace discovery,
`plan_publication`, `publish_staging.prepare_workspace`, or
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the workflow boundary.

Remove workspace discovery from this abort guarantee. lading.cli._run_with_context calls load_workspace(workspace_root) before lading.commands.publish.run, so pre-flight failure occurs after workspace discovery in CLI execution. Keep the guarantee scoped to plan_publication, publish_staging.prepare_workspace, and publish_pipeline._dispatch_publication.

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In `@docs/lading-design.md` around lines 482 - 484, Update the
PublishPreflightError workflow statement to remove the claim that execution
aborts before workspace discovery. Preserve the guarantee that it occurs before
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Instances are frozen and slot-based. Options are immutable after creation
and compact, but callers should not rely on dynamic attributes or mutation.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Restore complete NumPy-style public API documentation.

Document BumpOptions with its attributes. Document run with parameters,
return value, raised errors, and an example where appropriate. The current
summary-only docstrings do not meet the public-interface documentation rule.

As per coding guidelines, “Document public Python functions, classes, and
methods with comprehensive NumPy-style docstrings”. As per path instructions,
“Docstrings must follow the numpy style guide ... full structured docs for
all public interfaces.”

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In `@lading/commands/bump.py` at line 33, Expand the public docstrings for
BumpOptions and run to complete NumPy-style documentation: describe BumpOptions
attributes, and document run’s parameters, return value, raised errors, and an
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Args:
**overrides: Keyword arguments passed to PreflightConfig constructor.
Special handling: compiletest_externs as tuple of (name, path) pairs
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Replace Args with a NumPy-style Parameters section. make_preflight_config is exported as a public helper, and the Ruff configuration and repository guidance require NumPy-style docstrings. Document the variadic parameter as **overrides : object and retain the compiletest_externs conversion behaviour.

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In `@tests/unit/publish/conftest.py` around lines 86 - 90, Update the
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    publish_plan_and_prep: tuple[
        publish_plan.PublishPlan, publish_staging.PublishPreparation, Path
    ],

❌ New issue: Code Duplication
The module contains 2 functions with similar structure: test_publish_crates_run_dry_run_in_order,test_publish_crates_run_live_without_dry_run

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The duplication remains valid at current revision 014ad43.

Merge the tests into one parametrized test. Both tests create the same _PublicationPipelineState, call publish_pipeline._publish_crates, calculate the same staged crate roots, and compare the recorded Cargo commands. Parameterize the execution mode and expected command. Keep the existing dry-run log assertion.

Add this case type near _PackagingFailureDetail:

class _PublishCratesModeCase(typ.NamedTuple):
    live: bool
    command: tuple[str, ...]
    expected_log_message: str | None

Replace both tests with:

`@pytest.mark.parametrize`(
    "case",
    [
        pytest.param(
            _PublishCratesModeCase(
                live=False,
                command=("cargo", "publish", "--allow-dirty", "--dry-run"),
                expected_log_message="cargo publish",
            ),
            id="dry-run",
        ),
        pytest.param(
            _PublishCratesModeCase(
                live=True,
                command=("cargo", "publish", "--allow-dirty"),
                expected_log_message=None,
            ),
            id="live",
        ),
    ],
)
def test_publish_crates_run_in_order_for_execution_mode(
    publish_plan_and_prep: tuple[
        publish_plan.PublishPlan, publish_staging.PublishPreparation, Path
    ],
    caplog: pytest.LogCaptureFixture,
    case: _PublishCratesModeCase,
) -> None:
    """Cargo publish runs in publish order with mode-specific arguments."""
    caplog.set_level(logging.INFO, logger=publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name)
    plan, preparation, staging_root = publish_plan_and_prep
    runner = CallTrackingRunner()

    publish_pipeline._publish_crates(
        publish_pipeline._PublicationPipelineState(
            plan,
            preparation,
            publish_pipeline._PublishExecutionOptions(
                live=case.live,
                allow_dirty=True,
            ),
        ),
        runner=runner,
    )

    expected_roots = [
        staging_root / crate.root_path.relative_to(plan.workspace_root)
        for crate in plan.publishable
    ]
    assert runner.calls == [(case.command, root) for root in expected_roots]

    if case.expected_log_message is not None:
        assert any(case.expected_log_message in message for message in caplog.messages)

Do not suppress this diagnostic. The parametrized test removes repeated workflow setup and preserves the current assertions. The test has three function arguments, which remains below the CodeScene maximum of four.

In `tests/unit/publish/test_packaging.py`, remove the CodeScene duplication
between `test_publish_crates_run_dry_run_in_order` and
`test_publish_crates_run_live_without_dry_run`.

Add a module-level `_PublishCratesModeCase(typ.NamedTuple)` near the existing
test case types. Give it these fields:

- `live: bool`
- `command: tuple[str, ...]`
- `expected_log_message: str | None`

Replace the two tests with one parametrized test named
`test_publish_crates_run_in_order_for_execution_mode`.

Parameterize one `case` argument with these exact cases:

1. ID `dry-run`:
   - `live=False`
   - `command=("cargo", "publish", "--allow-dirty", "--dry-run")`
   - `expected_log_message="cargo publish"`

2. ID `live`:
   - `live=True`
   - `command=("cargo", "publish", "--allow-dirty")`
   - `expected_log_message=None`

Keep `publish_plan_and_prep` and add `caplog` as fixtures. Configure INFO
capture with:

`caplog.set_level(logging.INFO, logger=publish_pipeline.LOGGER.name)`

Create `_PublicationPipelineState` with
`_PublishExecutionOptions(live=case.live, allow_dirty=True)`. Call
`publish_pipeline._publish_crates`. Derive the expected staged crate roots in
publish order. Assert that `runner.calls` equals
`[(case.command, root) for root in expected_roots]`.

Preserve the existing dry-run log coverage only when
`case.expected_log_message is not None`. Assert that at least one captured
message contains that value. Do not add a log assertion for the live case,
because the original live test did not require one.

Use this docstring:

`"""Cargo publish runs in publish order with mode-specific arguments."""`

Do not modify production code. Run the focused
`tests/unit/publish/test_packaging.py` test target and the repository-required
lint and full test commands. Report each command and its result.

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