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fix(ci): install Deno dependencies from the frozen pnpm graph - #160
Deno test and release images now install the project graph from the existing frozen pnpm lock, then execute with explicit manual node_modules mode. This prevents fresh Deno resolution from selecting unrelated transitive releases before runtime validation.
The Docker CMD, CI integration command, npm integration script, release runner, release workflow and operator release commands all use the same explicit Deno mode. Nonzero installer exits propagate; pnpm's existing optional-dependency semantics remain. The optional CBOR accelerator is not made mandatory. Unchanged Bun graph ownership is tracked separately in #161.
Fresh frozen install selects cbor-extract 2.2.0 and rejects stale manifest/lock pairs; input hashes remain unchanged.
Historical missing-package CI failure is distinct from the successful local baseline after upstream publication. A separate clean-base assertion demonstrates graph drift.
Original full Deno runtime/declaration rehearsal passes. Every phase now has a complete copied-source identity; counts refer to that exact snapshot.
Controlled optional-extractor removal: 41 existing cases pass in each of Node and Deno, with native acceleration disabled and lint clean.
Release-plan regression: 15 existing cases pass and the new missing-mode assertion fails before correction. Corrected full Node units: 2,224 pass / 3 existing conditional skips. Actual release Deno arguments: 2,215 unit passes / 12 existing conditional skips; flagged Deno integration: 219 pass. Lint passes.
All local execution used the existing guarded COPY-only worker. Normal commits and pushes bypassed no hooks; no active custom hook configuration was present.
Current-head CI and independent approving review remain merge gates. Prior CodeRabbit findings were explicitly withdrawn/verified and resolved; its old changes-requested review still needs reconciliation after fresh approval. The latest independent response requested the release-path and documentation corrections now included here; it was not an approval.
This changes no package dependency ranges, storage/API behavior, or Bun runtime path. It is independently mergeable from reservation PR #158. No release or downstream consumer result is claimed by this tooling PR.
Deno test runs now use the locked dependency set and a consistent package-loading mode across CI and release verification, reducing unexpected dependency changes before tests run.
Documentation
Added guidance for installing and validating Deno dependencies consistently, including checks for successful runtime behavior.
The Deno image now installs dependencies from the frozen pnpm lockfile. Deno test commands use manual node_modules mode across CI and release verification. Contributor guidance, a design document, and witness records describe the installation rules and validation.
Changes: Deno dependency installation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Frozen install contract and image setup Dockerfile, docs/design/0064-deno-locked-install/deno-locked-install.md, CONTRIBUTING.md
The Deno image installs from package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml with pnpm install --frozen-lockfile. The design document and contributor guidance describe the installation rules and manual node_modules mode.
Deno test and release command wiring package.json, .github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/release.yml, scripts/release/verify.js, test/unit/scripts/release-verify.test.js, docs/method/release.md, CHANGELOG.md
Deno test commands pass --node-modules-dir=manual. The release verification test checks the Deno unit-test arguments. The changelog records the installation and runtime-mode changes.
Acceptance checks and validation records docs/design/0064-deno-locked-install/*, docs/design/README.md
The design document describes acceptance checks and validation limits. Witness records capture installation outcomes, lock-drift checks, test results, optional-dependency behavior, and release-path results.
git-stunts/git-cas#155: It configures a Deno schema check to use manual node_modules mode, which this PR supports with dependencies installed from the frozen pnpm lockfile.
git-stunts/git-cas#152: It configures Deno schema checks for manual node_modules resolution, which this PR uses for installed dependencies and runtime tests.
git-stunts/git-cas#150: It adds a Deno public type check in the test image, whose dependency installation this PR changes.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3197a
Update the stale design text so contributors and reviewers do not follow or infer the removed installation path. The runtime implementation is otherwise aligned.
Pre-merge checks: 5
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: installing Deno dependencies from the frozen pnpm graph for CI.
Description check
The description covers the linked issue, design and witness evidence, validation results, release-path impact, changelog and documentation updates, scope limits, and remaining merge gates. It does not…
Linked Issues check
Issue #159 has coding requirements for reproducible Deno installation, preserved pnpm optional-dependency behavior, required Deno checks, explicit graph ownership, and evidence. The Dockerfile copies …
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes stay within issue #159. The Docker, command, release-path, test, documentation, changelog, design, and witness updates support reproducible Deno installation or its verification. The chang…
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No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
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The description covers the linked issue, design and witness evidence, validation results, release-path impact, changelog and documentation updates, scope limits, and remaining merge gates. It does not use every template heading or explicitly report issue labels and milestones, but the required information is mostly present.
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Issue #159 has coding requirements for reproducible Deno installation, preserved pnpm optional-dependency behavior, required Deno checks, explicit graph ownership, and evidence. The Dockerfile copies package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml, runs pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, and runs Deno with --node-modules-dir=manual. The CI, npm, release, workflow, and operator paths use the same Deno mode. Installer failures remain nonzero, and the optional cbor-extract path remains optional. The design and witness files record the historical failure, frozen-install result, lock-drift rejection, runtime/declaration checks, optional-extractor fallback, versions, hashes, and limits. The release regression test covers the invocation contract. The reported Node, Deno, integration, declaration, and lint checks satisfy the required automated validation.
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The changes stay within issue #159. The Docker, command, release-path, test, documentation, changelog, design, and witness updates support reproducible Deno installation or its verification. The changes do not alter dependency ranges, published API or storage behavior, or the Bun runtime path. The optional Bun work is explicitly tracked separately and is not expanded into this pull request.
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A rabbit checks the frozen tree, Then sets manual mode carefully. Deno tests begin to run, With locked-in versions, one by one. The changelog keeps the record clear, And carrots celebrate the year.
Valid documentation overclaim; disputed proposed runtime requirement. cbor-x@1.6.0 intentionally catches missing cbor-extract and uses its JavaScript implementation. Frozen pnpm install should retain the package manager's optional-dependency semantics. I will correct the broad error contract and verify CAS codec behavior with the native extractor absent. The production install will still attempt optional packages and will propagate pnpm's nonzero status.
Accepted. Raw phase receipts retain every copied file's SHA-256. I will preserve complete manifests with deterministic aggregate hashes and bind the counts to the actual green snapshot, without presenting the base commit as a dirty tree identity.
Hosted run 41459727929 now passes all five jobs, including the changed Deno Dockerfile build. Local rehearsal and hosted build are separate evidence.
Static-tool notes in the global review: these are finite test images, so a service HEALTHCHECK does not apply; the named gitstunts user is created in the common base. Workflow default-token permissions predate this PR and remain outside this install repair; they are not claimed remediated here.
The current review remains changes-requested. No merge is claimed. @codex
Activity summary at 1ac6c278340c63d478a80aa974a3be8c47488bbb:
Item
Severity / source
Commit
Evidence / outcome
Optional-dependency error contract
P4 documentation; review proposed a major runtime change
ed894cb
Corrected the claim. Frozen installation still attempts optionals and propagates nonzero pnpm status. Controlled missing-extractor check: 41 Node and 41 Deno existing cases pass, native acceleration false, lint passes. Proposed mandatory accelerator disputed; thread remains open for reassessment.
Complete copied-source identity
P4 / review
1ac6c27
Every original phase manifest reconstructed from exact base plus complete delta and checked against all raw receipt file hashes. Counts bind to the green digest; thread resolved after push.
No runtime code changed in these review fixes. Historical installer failure, post-publication successful baseline, graph-drift assertion failure, full runtime rehearsal and optional-fallback probe remain separate evidence. The optional probe does not simulate every installer failure. Normal commits and pushes completed without hook bypass; this checkout has no active custom hook configuration, so this is not a claim that a nonexistent hook suite ran.
Hosted Dockerfile CI was fully green at 402e4e58. Fresh checks at this head and current-head approving review remain gates. Independent review was unavailable due to a provider quota response; that response is not a review. No merge or release is claimed.
Independent review feedback at 1ac6c278340c63d478a80aa974a3be8c47488bbb. The response ends REQUEST CHANGES and is posted in full below. The CLI exited zero, but its conversation envelope reports ERROR and retains the prior quota error; this is not an approving review. Findings are being verified against source.
I'll start with the repository state and the evidence directory. All of it is read-only.
The checkout is already at the exact head. Next I'll look at the diff and the commit structure.
Review of PR #160 at head 1ac6c278340c63d478a80aa974a3be8c47488bbb
REQUEST CHANGES. I found one verified P3 defect, the unflagged Deno release paths. I found two lower-severity findings. The core repair is sound and the raw evidence is consistent.
Checks I ran
Executed (read-only):
git log, diff, archive, reflog, ls-files and grep.
Live gh API reads of the PR, review threads, comments, rules, commit signatures, runs and jobs, and the full hosted Deno job log.
A curl of the pinned cbor-x node-index.js.
Local Python SHA-256 and manifest reconstruction against the receipts.
Skipped: all Docker, build, test and lint runs, as instructed.
Side effect: I saved one copy of the hosted Deno job log in my agent scratch directory. I changed no repo or evidence files.
Inspected only: raw logs, receipts, scripts and run.py.
Findings
P3 — Three Deno invocations still omit --node-modules-dir=manual
Where:
.github/workflows/release.yml:72 runs deno run -A npm:vitest run test/integration ….
scripts/release/verify.js:76, step unit-deno, runs deno run -A npm:vitest run test/unit. It overrides the Docker CMD.
docs/method/release.md:17-18 documents the same two unflagged commands.
Why it matters: The PR and its design claim that the Docker CMD, CI integration command and npm script "agree". They agree with each other (Dockerfile:62, ci.yml:51, package.json:100). The release workflow and release:verify run against the same changed image but use a different Deno invocation.
Evidence:
Every Deno vitest run in the raw evidence used the flag (deno-install-green.sh:22,25, deno-optional-fallback.sh:23).
Hosted run 41463459539 also used the flag.
No evidence run covers the unflagged form.
Deno's documentation says nodeModulesDir defaults to manual when a package.json is present. I read that in a web search and did not test it.
So there are two cases:
If that default applies, the flag is redundant. The "explicit mode is part of the repair" claim is then unsupported, and the release path is an unproven duplicate.
Add the flag at the three sites and add a unit assertion that release-verify.test.js can pin.
Or provide one Docker check in the existing worker. After a frozen install, run the unflagged form and show it uses node_modules with no registry resolution and no deno.lock. Then drop the "agree" and "explicit" claims.
P4 — Bun image is still an unlocked install, and the debt is not tracked
Where:Dockerfile:40-41 runs COPY package.json ./ then bun install. No Bun lockfile is committed.
Why it matters:
The design excludes a Bun lock migration as a non-goal (deno-locked-install.md:89-90).
It also says "Follow-On Debt: None currently" (:216-219).
Open issues contain no entry for this.
AGENTS.md ("Log Debt") and docs/method/process.md say untracked Markdown is not tracked work.
Acceptance: Open a GitHub issue for the Bun lock and reference it from the design, or reword the debt line.
P5 — PR body is stale at the current head
Where: The design, witness and receipt links in the PR body are pinned to 402e4e58…. That revision still has the overbroad optional-dependency contract that CodeRabbit challenged. The body also does not mention the optional-fallback evidence or the snapshot digests added at ed894cb and 1ac6c27.
Acceptance: Update the links to the current head and mention the fallback evidence.
Minor wording
CONTRIBUTING.md:259-260 says "an nonzero"; it should be "a nonzero".
Limitations (not defects)
No positive control in the optional-fallback phase.deno-optional-fallback.sh:17-25 only shows isNativeAccelerationEnabled === false after removing cbor-extract. It never shows true before removal in either runtime. The cbor-x v1.6.0 source does catch a missing extractor, so the fallback claim is supported by source, not by a discriminating probe.
No committed static guard. Nothing in the repo tests prevents re-adding an unlocked deno install. The design rejects mirror tests on purpose. An unlocked install would still pass CI until the registry drifts again.
Script and runner hashes not bound.install.json records the script hash only for the fallback phase. It never records the hash of run.py. The run.py in the evidence directory is a single current version. The 9-decimal duration in deno-optional-fallback-01.json (5.154979583) differs in precision from the other phases. I cannot tell which runner revision produced it.
Lock store path not in raw logs. The driver logs show claim and release events for host/docker/git-cas-tests/ with acquisition IDs and a TTL of 1800 s. They do not show the store path. host/heavy-work was not claimed.
Local rehearsal differs from hosted CI. The local rehearsal ran on aarch64 as the image's non-root user. Hosted CI builds as root on amd64, and that build covers the Dockerfile. The witness states the limits honestly.
Pinned/floating toolchain inputs.pnpm@10 floats at Dockerfile:23 and :53. This is pre-existing and is disclosed in the design.
Evidence is local. Raw logs and receipts are not in the repo. Only digests are committed.
Merge gate state, live:
reviewDecision is CHANGES_REQUESTED.
mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED.
The cause is CodeRabbit's stale review of 402e4e5, submitted 14:20:29Z. Its later reviews are COMMENTED.
Both threads are resolved, and both withdrawals and verifications are explicit in the replies.
The CodeRabbit status success reflects a rate-limited run and is not a completed review.
The ruleset requires zero approvals but also thread resolution. The coordinator must clear or dismiss that review.
Design acceptance mentions hooks. No hooks were active, so none ran. The PR comment says this honestly; the design text does not.
Workflow token permissions. They predate this PR and are not remediated.
Verification checklist
Merges: none.
git rev-list --merges ae3a81c..HEAD returns 0.
The history is linear: 402e4e5 → ed894cb → 1ac6c27, with merge-base ae3a81c.
The reflog shows three plain commits and no amend.
All three commits are GitHub-verified signed.
The diff is 10 files with only 12 changed lines of code, and no src/, test/, pnpm-lock.yaml, exports or dependency-range changes.
Paths traced:
Docker deno stage:Dockerfile:50-62, against the base ae3a81c:Dockerfile:49-62.
The speculative || true install and the second unlocked install are removed.
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile is at :56.
The CMD is at :62.
docker-compose.yml:22-25 targets the deno stage and has no command override.
Node stage:Dockerfile:23-26 matches the Deno stage install (:53-56).
Bun stage:Dockerfile:40-41 is unchanged (see P4).
Default unit invocation:ci.yml:56-57 runs docker compose run --rm test-deno, which uses the CMD at Dockerfile:62.
CI integration:ci.yml:51 defines it and :71 invokes it.
npm integration:package.json:100. :96 and :101 use the CMD.
Declarations:
ci.yml:58-63 uses test/types/deno.json:2.
ci.yml:64-69 uses test/types/deno.schema.json:2.
Both configs set nodeModulesDir to manual and are unchanged.
scripts/release/verify.js:85 also runs deno check with that config.
Shared lock:
ci.yml:21,35 and release.yml:63 run a host-side frozen install.
Dockerfile:25-26,55-56 copy pnpm-lock.yaml and run the frozen install.
Lifecycle ownership:
package.json:124-129 sets onlyBuiltDependencies to cbor-extract and esbuild.
The root scripts at :91-111 contain no install, postinstall or prepare entry.
Both package scripts ran in the green and hosted logs.
No "Ignored build scripts" warning appears.
cbor-extract is optional in the lock at pnpm-lock.yaml:1346-1360.
.dockerignore:2 excludes node_modules, so COPY . . does not overwrite the installed tree.
chown -R runs at Dockerfile:58.
Divergent paths:release.yml:72, verify.js:76, release.md:17-18 (see P3). verify.js:107 correctly maps to package.json:100.
Constants against raw evidence (all verified):
Versions: Deno 2.7.1, V8 14.5.201.2, TypeScript 5.9.2 and Node 22.23.4 appear in each log header.
pnpm and Vitest: pnpm 10.34.9 is in deno-install-green-01.log, and Vitest 2.1.9 is in the run header.
Flags:--frozen-lockfile, --maxWorkers=2 --minWorkers=1 and --no-file-parallelism match deno-install-green.sh:9,22-27.
Image and worker constraints: the image digest c4dd62b2… and these limits match run.py: readonly root, no binds or mounts, /data 3 GiB tmpfs, three 16 MiB tmpfs mounts, 4 CPU, 8 GiB, 512 PIDs, 1 MiB × 2 logs.
Budgets and deadlines: 8 MiB per-phase log cap, 120 MiB host evidence cap, 50 GiB host/VM floors, 850 s inner and 900 s outer deadlines.
Receipt integrity:
Receipt hashes, log hashes and the fallback script hash match install.json and optional-fallback.json.
The embedded results and input hashes equal the raw receipts.
Snapshots:
I reconstructed all four manifests from git archive of the base commit plus the recorded deltas.
File counts of 953, 953, 954 and 956 match.
Digests match both the doc and the raw source_hashes.
Base trees match.
counts_source ties to the green digest 1bc3db9a….
Green has seven changed files and the fallback phase has three, with no removals.
Tested source vs HEAD:Dockerfile, ci.yml, package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml are byte-identical to HEAD in both the green and fallback snapshots. Only witness docs, plus CONTRIBUTING.md and the design doc for green, differ from HEAD.
Doc figures checked:
Claim
Raw evidence
Hosted CI failure at 13:50
ci-public-deno.log shows the error at 13:50:46. Live job 125314087172 on run 41456162064 has head 5427d77 and Build test-deno failing.
Missing package published 13:57:25.342
deno-registry-change.json, observed 14:06:34.
Baseline exit 0
Phase started 14:02:52Z, after publication. 154 packages, cbor-x 1.6.9, cbor-extract 2.2.3, ESLint 9.39.5 deprecated (locked 9.39.2).
Drift phase
Exit 1, observed cborExtract: 2.2.3 against expected 2.2.0.
Green install
Selected 2.2.0. Hash checks OK before and after. ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE with commander 14.0.2 against 14.0.3.
Test counts
Deno unit 2214 passed and 12 skipped. Integration 219. Node unit 2223 passed and 3 skipped.
Declarations
Two Check lines present.
Lint and deno.lock
Lint ran. test ! -f deno.lock passed.
Duration and usage
54.63 s (witness says about 55). End usage 126,852 KiB /data and 1,624 KiB home, correctly labelled as end usage and not peak.
Fallback cases
22 + 2 + 17 = 41 cases in each runtime, plus lint.
Hosted CI at 1ac6c27
Run 41463459539: all five jobs green. The Deno job log shows pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, 152 packages, pnpm 10.34.9, 2214 unit passed with 12 skipped, 219 integration passed, and both declaration checks plus the flagged integration command.
Confirmed no existing focused issue; scope excludes #159 and records safe independent merge criteria.
P5: stale PR links and missing evidence
PR body rewritten at this head
Current-head design, install and release-path links; optional fallback and complete snapshot evidence included.
Minor wording
3197abc
Corrected “an nonzero” to “a nonzero”; static diff check passes.
The release-path RED establishes the explicit invocation contract, not a claim that Deno's unflagged default was observed resolving a different graph. Every runtime count remains tied to its actual historical snapshot. Existing original install witnesses are preserved. Fresh review and CI must cover this head before merge.
Current-head checkpoint: 3197abcee791c60332d512be8831fa72ad5e64c9 passes all hosted CI jobs. Both original CodeRabbit threads are resolved. The independent review's release-path and documentation findings were corrected and verified as recorded above.
A fresh independent review at this head stopped on provider quota before a checklist/verdict. It is incomplete and supplies no approval; partial “consistent so far” observations are not a merge gate. The earlier changes-requested review is not dismissed. Current-head approving review and reconciliation of that stale review remain required. No merge or release is claimed.
The separate reservation branch is now 3afb7f364544b6926ff6f3a35c187b43b46e5a73, still draft and CI-green. Its new 14 public corruption cases pass under Node and Deno; native cost/peak-residency evidence and final release gates remain separate work. The Bun installation follow-up is #161 and does not block this repair.
Please review current head 3197abcee791c60332d512be8831fa72ad5e64c9. Both original threads are resolved, including your withdrawal of the optional-accelerator requirement and verification of the complete source manifests. The later independent review's release-path and documentation findings are fixed with recorded RED/GREEN evidence. All current-head CI jobs pass. Please issue an updated verdict and reconcile the stale changes-requested review from 402e4e58; no approval is being inferred from resolved threads or a green status alone.
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Minor · Update the Deno install description in "Current Truth" to match… · deno-locked-install.md:61-67
docs/design/0064-deno-locked-install/deno-locked-install.md:61-67 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Update the Deno install description in "Current Truth" to match the Dockerfile.
The Current Truth section still describes the old Deno stage. It says the image copies only package.json and runs an unlocked deno install. The reviewed Dockerfile installs pnpm@10, copies pnpm-lock.yaml, and runs pnpm install --frozen-lockfile. Reviewers who rely on this section can conclude that the unlocked install still exists, which is the failure this change addresses.
Suggested fix
-The Deno stage in `Dockerfile` copies only `package.json`, attempts an ignored-`deno install --allow-scripts`, copies source, then repeats that unlocked install.+The Deno stage in `Dockerfile` installs `pnpm@10`, copies `package.json` and+`pnpm-lock.yaml`, runs `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile`, then copies source.
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Review comment at @docs/design/0064-deno-locked-install/deno-locked-install.md
around lines 61 - 67:
Update the Current Truth description of the Deno stage in the design document to
match the reviewed Dockerfile: state that it installs pnpm@10, copies
package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml, and runs pnpm install --frozen-lockfile before
copying source. Remove the outdated claims about the unlocked deno install.
Prompt to fix review comments
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @docs/design/0064-deno-locked-install/deno-locked-install.md:
- Around line 61-67: Update the Current Truth description of the Deno stage in
the design document to match the reviewed Dockerfile: state that it installs
pnpm@10, copies package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml, and runs pnpm install
--frozen-lockfile before copying source. Remove the outdated claims about the
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CONTRIBUTING.md: 1
259-263: LGTM!
.github/workflows/release.yml: 1
72-72: LGTM!
docs/method/release.md: 1
17-18: LGTM!
scripts/release/verify.js: 1
76-76: LGTM!
test/unit/scripts/release-verify.test.js: 1
219-227: LGTM!
CHANGELOG.md: 2
13-13: LGTM!
14-14: Maintainability & Code Quality
The changelog entry at lines 14-15 is accurate. The linked witness records that fresh, unlocked Deno resolution selected cbor-extract@2.2.3 instead of the committed 2.2.0. It also records that the hosted Deno run failed before test execution because the 2.2.3 optional package was missing. The frozen-lockfile phase then restores 2.2.0. The claim does not need narrowing, and no change is required.
@coderabbitai The outside-diff P4 documentation finding is fixed in b1e951d: Current Truth now describes pnpm's frozen install and explicit manual mode; the old installer and original failure remain clearly labelled baseline history. The Problem paragraph uses past tense too. Static before/after comparison against the Dockerfile and diff whitespace checks pass. This is the only change after your approval of 3197abc; runtime, tests and existing witness bytes are identical.
Please verify this documentation-only follow-up at the new head and refresh the effective approval. The full review was read, including all nested threads (no remaining pages); both original threads remain resolved. The cbor-extract spell-check warning names the actual package, so no spelling change is appropriate. The release-workflow permission warning is pre-existing and outside this installer repair; no permission tightening is claimed here. Current-head CI is running. No merge or release is claimed yet.
MERGE GATE: OPEN at b1e951d5d0354798670ceb47ab62ccae362ec55d.
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Current-head lint, unit and Node/Bun/Deno Docker jobs all pass. The PR is mergeable and reports CLEAN against ae3a81c. Local Docker runtime/regression evidence is recorded in the witness, and only the verified documentation wording changed afterward. The pre-existing release-workflow permissions warning remains outside this repair; no permission change is claimed. Optional extractor spelling is intentional. Existing user authorization covers admin merge. This integration does not itself publish a dependency release.
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Deno test and release images now install the project graph from the existing frozen pnpm lock, then execute with explicit manual node_modules mode. This prevents fresh Deno resolution from selecting unrelated transitive releases before runtime validation.
Closes #159.
The Docker CMD, CI integration command, npm integration script, release runner, release workflow and operator release commands all use the same explicit Deno mode. Nonzero installer exits propagate; pnpm's existing optional-dependency semantics remain. The optional CBOR accelerator is not made mandatory. Unchanged Bun graph ownership is tracked separately in #161.
Current source:
3197abcee791c60332d512be8831fa72ad5e64c9.Design · install witness · release-path witness.
Validation:
Current-head CI and independent approving review remain merge gates. Prior CodeRabbit findings were explicitly withdrawn/verified and resolved; its old changes-requested review still needs reconciliation after fresh approval. The latest independent response requested the release-path and documentation corrections now included here; it was not an approval.
This changes no package dependency ranges, storage/API behavior, or Bun runtime path. It is independently mergeable from reservation PR #158. No release or downstream consumer result is claimed by this tooling PR.