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ci: surface the changed-code mutation report as a job summary and a named artifact - #2149
Follow-up to #2050. First step of the "make the mutation report accessible to agents" direction raised in the review of #2051.
Why
#2051 proposed forbidding Stryker suppression comments in source. It was green (6/6 required checks, CodeRabbit approved, 0 open threads), but the blocking review asked for a different approach. Key sentence of that review (edelauna, CHANGES_REQUESTED, 2026-10-18T03:49:28Z on #2051):
I'm not sure I want to take this approach just yet - there are some valid reasons for disabling Stryker. If anything the approach would be to make the report generated by Stryker more accessible for agents, because as it stands agents might not be aware of the findings, unless they navigate into the annotations, and then agents might not even know they can download the report as an artifact on the ci stryker job - I'm leaning towards closing this PR and approaching this differently.
#2051 was then closed by the author on 2026-10-22T09:57:41Z (head 44ca22216) and nothing from it landed on main. This PR takes the suggested direction instead: surface the findings so a reader (agent or human) cannot miss them.
This PR does not change the Stryker suppression policy. It adds no prohibition and no enforcement: Stryker disable comments remain allowed exactly as AGENTS.md describes them today, and the mutation-diff job stays advisory.
What changes
1. .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml — adds a Summarize per-file mutation results step directly after the mutation run. It parses every reports/mutation/<package>/mutation.json the job already produces and appends a per-file table to $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY:
Rows are sorted by Survived + NoCoverage, worst file first, so the files that need attention are at the top of the job summary — no artifact download, no annotation hunting. Score is Killed / Mutants, counting Timeout mutants as valid but not killed (stated in the summary itself). Paths are resolved against the report's projectRoot, so rows read src/utils/pathUtils.ts. Missing or unreadable reports degrade to a one-line note, and the summary write itself is guarded (a failure there emits a ::warning instead of failing the step), so the step cannot turn the advisory job red. It deliberately adds no second continue-on-error: scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs asserts the workflow has exactly one, and mutation-diff runs that suite.
The step adds no dependency and writes no new files: it reads the JSON reports the gate already generates. The uploaded artifact was already named changed-code-mutation-report and stays exactly that — one upload, not a second identical one.
2. AGENTS.md — a short operational section, "Reading the changed-code mutation report": the job summary lists per-file Survived/NoCoverage worst-first plus every surviving/uncovered mutant; the same data is in the changed-code-mutation-report artifact (reports/mutation/<package>/mutation.json and mutation.html, 7 days); close a listed mutant with a focused test that fails under the mutation. The existing Stryker disable reason rule is referenced, not restated or changed.
No .changeset file and no CHANGELOG edit (repo rule: maintainers manage both).
YAML OK via [email protected]
jobs: [ 'mutation-diff' ]
step count: 8
steps: Record merge-queue enforcement | Checkout pull request merge result | Setup Node.js and pnpm | Test mutation gate logic | Enforce executable-line scope and run advisory mutation testing | Summarize per-file mutation results | Upload mutation reports | Link mutation report artifact
summary step if: always() && github.event_name == 'pull_request' | continue-on-error: true
PyYAML OK
steps: ['Record merge-queue enforcement', 'Checkout pull request merge result', 'Setup Node.js and pnpm', 'Test mutation gate logic', 'Enforce executable-line scope and run advisory mutation testing', 'Summarize per-file mutation results', 'Upload mutation reports', 'Link mutation report artifact']
The step's script was extracted from the committed YAML exactly as bash will see it and run against a real Stryker report from the #2051 reproduction (mutation.json with 4 mutated files, 44 mutants, 2 timeouts), with GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY set:
### Per-file mutation results
Every file below comes from the `changed-code-mutation-report` artifact (`reports/mutation/<package>/mutation.json`). Rows are sorted by Survived + NoCoverage, worst first; Score is Killed / Mutants, counting Timeout mutants as valid but not killed.
| File | Mutants | Killed | Survived | NoCoverage | Score |
| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: |
| `src/utils/pathUtils.ts` | 33 | 22 | 9 | 0 | 66.7% |
| `src/api/providers/utils/abort-signal.ts` | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 33.3% |
| `src/core/assistant-message/NativeToolCallParser.ts` | 4 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 50.0% |
| `src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts` | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 100.0% |
Close a surviving or uncovered mutant with a focused test that fails under the mutation; the artifact does not need to be downloaded to read this table.
Degradation paths checked: no reports/mutation directory → one line, No Stryker JSON report was produced for this run; corrupt JSON → the table is omitted and the package is named in Unreadable report(s): ...; GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY unset → the summary goes to stdout; the step exits 0 in every case.
Formatting:
$ node .tmp-cr-audit/r11/check-blob-prettier.mjs <worktree> .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml,AGENTS.md
OK .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml
OK AGENTS.md
$ git diff --check
(no output, exit 0)
Run history note: the first mutation-diff run on this PR was red — the new step initially carried continue-on-error: true, and scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs asserts the workflow has exactly one occurrence (the artifact upload). The second commit removes it and guards the summary write instead; node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs is 44/44 green locally after the change.
The changed-code mutation gate already writes a package-level summary and
uploads reports/mutation/ as the changed-code-mutation-report artifact, but a
reader had to open the artifact (or the annotations) to find which files still
have surviving or uncovered mutants.
Add a step after the mutation run that parses each package's mutation.json and
appends a per-file table (File | Mutants | Killed | Survived | NoCoverage |
Score) to GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY, sorted by Survived + NoCoverage, worst first.
Document where to read it in AGENTS.md. No policy change: the job stays
advisory and no suppression rule is added or altered.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Summary
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Pull request summaries show per-file mutation counts and scores, with files ordered by surviving and uncovered mutant counts. Summaries include up to 40 files and indicate when additional rows are omitted.
When no report is available, the summary says so; unreadable reports are noted. Detailed JSON and HTML reports remain available as artifacts for seven days.
Documentation
Added guidance for interpreting mutation results and addressing reported mutants.
The pull-request workflow now summarizes per-package Stryker JSON reports by file. The script validates report paths and data, counts recognized mutant statuses, and writes a Markdown summary. Tests cover report processing and output writing. AGENTS.md describes where to find and how to use the results.
Changes: Mutation reporting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Report validation and summary generation scripts/mutation-summary.mjs, scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs
The script validates report data and paths, counts recognized statuses, and sorts file rows by surviving and uncovered mutants. Timeout counts toward the total and score numerator, but not the Killed column. Tests cover report validation, ordering, row limits, and unsafe paths.
Summary output and CI integration scripts/mutation-summary.mjs, scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs, package.json, .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml
The script writes the summary to a configured file or stdout and warns on write failures. Tests cover output behavior and script execution. The workflow runs the script, and the CI test command includes the summary tests.
Workflow usage guidance AGENTS.md
AGENTS.md describes the job summary, seven-day artifact, and mutant follow-up guidance.
sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow as Pull-request workflow
participant Script as mutation-summary.mjs
participant Reports as Stryker JSON reports
participant Output as GitHub step summary or stdout
Workflow->>Script: Run the summarizer
Script->>Reports: Read mutation results
Reports->>Script: Return per-package reports
Script->>Output: Write the generated summary
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 5242f
This change adds a per-file mutation summary to the advisory mutation-diff job and documents where to find the report. It does not change suppression policy or make the job blocking. Write failures degrade to a warning, so production impact is negligible and the change is ready to merge.
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Title check
The title names the main change: a CI step that surfaces the changed-code mutation report as a job summary and a named artifact. The changeset adds a workflow step that writes a per-file mutation tabl…
Description check
The description follows the repository template closely. It links a related issue (a follow-up to #2050, with context from #2051), explains the why and the how, lists the test procedure with real YAML…
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Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Regression Evidence
The changed behavior is the new scripts/mutation-summary.mjs (counting, Score formula, sorting, 40-row cap, path validation, malformed-report handling, stdout/file output, write-failure warning) and…
Security Boundaries
Summary: No changed path leaks secrets or PII, executes unvalidated input, or bypasses approval or allowlist controls. The check passes. **Changed paths reviewed (PR #2149, author easonLiangWorlde…
Persistence Integrity
The PR changes CI reporting only. It adds scripts/mutation-summary.mjs, a workflow step that runs it, a package.json test script change, AGENTS.md guidance, and tests. Its only write is `fs.appe…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The check fails only for a changed lifecycle path that leaks a listener, watcher, provider, timer, task, or other resource, or that duplicates work after cancellation, disposal, or restart. I found no…
Full details: Title check
Explanation
The title names the main change: a CI step that surfaces the changed-code mutation report as a job summary and a named artifact. The changeset adds a workflow step that writes a per-file mutation table to the job summary, an AGENTS.md section on reading the report, and a script with tests. The title is short and specific. It uses the conventional 'ci:' prefix. It is 82 characters, which is slightly long but still clear.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description follows the repository template closely. It links a related issue (a follow-up to #2050, with context from #2051), explains the why and the how, lists the test procedure with real YAML parse results, a script run against a Stryker report, degradation checks, and formatting checks, and fills in the pre-submission checklist. The Related GitHub Issue section does not use a 'Closes: #' line, and the Get in Touch section is missing. The description is long and includes review quotes and run history that do not belong in the template, but the required information is present.
Full details: Regression Evidence
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The changed behavior is the new scripts/mutation-summary.mjs (counting, Score formula, sorting, 40-row cap, path validation, malformed-report handling, stdout/file output, write-failure warning) and the normalizeReportPath helper. scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs covers these at the unit layer, and the test:mutation-ci script runs it. Evidence from the head revision: - Counting and Score: "counts valid statuses including Timeout and skips unknown ones" asserts the full row, including Killed, Survived, NoCoverage, and Timeout columns. It also checks the Score (killed + timeout) / mutants as 40.0%. - Sorting: "sorts by Survived + NoCoverage, worst first, then by path" checks ordering and tie-breaking. - Row cap: "renders at most maxRows rows and counts the rest" checks the row limit and the omitted-count line. - Empty and error paths: tests cover no reports, invalid JSON (fixed diagnostic), and a files map that is missing or null. - Path safety: "rejects report paths that could break the table or escape the repo" and "rejects a non-string projectRoot" cover the normalizeReportPath negative branches. - Output: tests cover file append, stdout fallback, and write-failure warning. Script-level tests cover GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY and an unwritable summary exiting 0. Minor gap: the directory-read failure branch (readdirSync catch) has no direct test. This is a low-risk fallback, and it does not establish a plausible regression scenario that this check requires. The workflow step and package.json script change are CI configuration. The step is exercised through the script-level tests. The AGENTS.md change is documentation. Neither needs a separate regression test under this check. The stale CodeRabbit threads about rename-failure cleanup and temp-file cleanup do not match the head revision. The head has no temp-file logic and no such test, so they do not establish a missing-coverage failure.
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Summary: No changed path leaks secrets or PII, executes unvalidated input, or bypasses approval or allowlist controls. The check passes. Changed paths reviewed (PR #2149, author easonLiangWorldedtech): - .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml: The new step "Summarize per-file mutation results" (lines 58–64) runs node scripts/mutation-summary.mjs with if: always() && github.event_name == 'pull_request'. The step takes no ${{ github.event.* }} input in its run block. Its only inputs are repository-local report files. The step has no continue-on-error, which the PR description says was removed. The mutation-diff job's advisory status is unchanged. - scripts/mutation-summary.mjs: It reads reports/mutation/<package>/mutation.json files that the same job generates. Untrusted report content passes through validation before it reaches output: - normalizeReportPath (lines 42–58) rejects non-string or NUL-containing paths, rejects non-string projectRoot values, rejects paths that resolve outside cwd or contain .., and requires SAFE_RELATIVE_PATH (^[A-Za-z0-9._@+/-]+$). - renderReportName (lines 33–35) replaces non-slug package names with a fixed label. - Diagnostics use fixed strings and do not echo raw parser errors. The script does not execute report content. It writes only a Markdown table and fixed diagnostics to $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY. - AGENTS.md and package.json: Documentation and a test-script list change only. They do not change access control or secrets handling. - scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs: Test coverage only. Scenario checks: - Secret or PII leakage: The summary shows file paths and mutant counts. It does not include environment variables, tokens, or report-independent data. - Unvalidated input execution or trust: Paths and names from reports are validated before rendering. The script uses no eval, shell interpolation, or dynamic execution of report data. - Approval or allowlist bypass: The change does not modify the Stryker suppression policy, the merge-queue gate, or workflow permissions. The new step is informational and adds no new privilege. Limitations: I read the changed files and the workflow step from the review-scoped refs. I did not execute the script. The permissions block was not inspected in detail, but the PR does not change it.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
Explanation
The PR changes CI reporting only. It adds scripts/mutation-summary.mjs, a workflow step that runs it, a package.json test script change, AGENTS.md guidance, and tests. Its only write is fs.appendFileSync(outputFile, summary) to GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY, a runner-managed per-step file. It reads Stryker mutation.json reports and does not persist application state. Checks against each failure condition: - Unawaited operation: The script is fully synchronous (readFileSync, appendFileSync). No promises are involved. - Non-atomic write: The one write is an append to the step summary file. It creates no temp file, rename, or state file, so atomicity does not apply. The file is not state the PR depends on. - Missing rollback or partial-failure handling: The append sits in a try/catch. On failure it logs a ::warning and returns, and the step exits 0. Unreadable reports are recorded and listed as Unreadable report(s). - Persisted default not propagated: No persisted default is introduced. Defaults such as maxRows and cwd are call-time parameters, not stored values. Note: the raw summary says the tests cover temp-file cleanup and rename-failure cleanup. The head revision of scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs has no rename or temp-file references, so that summary claim does not match the code. It does not change this verdict, because the script has no temp-file or rename path to test.
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The check fails only for a changed lifecycle path that leaks a listener, watcher, provider, timer, task, or other resource, or that duplicates work after cancellation, disposal, or restart. I found no such path. Changed files (from git diff --name-status on the review range): .github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml, AGENTS.md, package.json, and new scripts/mutation-summary.mjs and scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs. - Workflow step: The new Summarize per-file mutation results step runs node scripts/mutation-summary.mjs once per job. It has no retry loop, background process, or long-lived handle. - Script: It is a synchronous, one-shot CLI. It uses fs.existsSync, readdirSync, readFileSync, and appendFileSync. It creates no timers, watchers, event listeners, child processes, or temp files. Its only output is an append to GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY or a write to stdout. Its try/catch converts a write failure into a ::warning, so it does not leave a partial state that needs cleanup. - Tests: The temporary directory is created with mkdtempSync and removed with t.after(() => fs.rmSync(...)). The test that replaces process.stdout.write restores it in t.after. Both are cleaned up on test exit. - package.json and AGENTS.md: These change only the test script list and documentation. No runtime lifecycle code changes. The review thread about a rename-failure test and a temporary file is a test-coverage concern. It is not a changed lifecycle path that leaks a resource. The current script has no temp-file logic in the diff. No changed path matches the failure condition.
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GitHub Actions: Changed-code mutation testing / 0_mutation-diff.txt: ci: surface the changed-code mutation report as a job summary and a named artifact
##[group]Run pnpm test:mutation-ci
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shell: /usr/bin/bash -e {0}
env:
PNPM_HOME: /home/runner/setup-pnpm/node_modules/.bin
STORE_PATH: /home/runner/setup-pnpm/node_modules/.bin/store/v10
##[endgroup]
> roo-code@ test:mutation-ci /home/runner/work/Zoo-Code/Zoo-Code
> node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs
TAP version 13
# Switched to a new branch 'feature'
# Switched to a new branch 'feature'
# Switched to branch 'main'
# Switched to a new branch 'feature'
# Switched to branch 'main'
# ::warning title=Mutation test advisory::core Stryker preflight could not start: spawnSync /tmp/stryker-launch-vLbLBV/node_modules/.bin/stryker ENOENT
# ::warning file=packages/core/src/value.ts,line=1,title=Mutation test advisory::packages/core/src/value.ts:1: Survived BooleanLiteral mutant (replacement: false). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
# ::warning title=Mutation test advisory::advisory
# ::warning title=Mutation test advisory::Could not write the job summary: EISDIR: illegal operation on a directory, open '/tmp/stryker-summary-K0h7KX'
# Subtest: mutation testing workflow
# Subtest: checks out the pull request merge result from the base repository
not ok 1 - checks out the pull request merge result from the base repository
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duration_ms: 0.962363
type: 'test'
location: '/home/runner/work/Zoo-Code/Zoo-Code/scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs:45:2'
failureType: 'testCodeFailure'
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actual: 2
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TestContext.<anonymous> (file:///home/runner/work/Zoo-Code/Zoo-Code/scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs:65:10)
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When a package mutation run fails, scripts/stryker-diff.mjs can leave its package directory without mutation.json. The summary scan then executes continue, so the package is omitted. If other reports exist, the summary still renders a normal table with no indication that it is incomplete. Record the missing package as a warning while preserving the advisory, non-blocking behavior.
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- if (!fs.existsSync(reportFile)) continue+ if (!fs.existsSync(reportFile)) {+ console.warn(`Missing mutation report for package ${directory.name}`)+ continue+ }
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The job summary lists per-file Survived/NoCoverage counts; the per-mutant line/mutator/replacement detail lives in the changed-code-mutation-report artifact. The previous wording claimed the summary carried the detail, which the step does not emit.
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Review threads on Zoo-Code-Org#2149:
- normalizeReportPath rejects only a leading .. component (relative === ".." or a "../"
prefix), so a file legitimately named "..foo.ts" is no longer rejected.
- Append with fs.appendFileSync inside the existing try, the way appendSummary() in
scripts/stryker-diff.mjs does: the runner gives this step its own summary file, so the
temp file, rename and stale sweep were solving a problem this step does not have.
- Drop escapeMarkdownCell. A string reaches the table only after REPORT_NAME or
SAFE_RELATIVE_PATH matched, so no Markdown table or link character can be rendered from
a report; the rejection path is now tested with pipe, backtick, bracket/link, space,
absolute and both outside-path keys instead of testing an unreachable escaper.
- Cap the table at the 40 worst rows (GitHub caps a step's job summary at 1 MiB and fails
the upload above it) and count the remainder in a pointer to the artifact.
- Run the script as a subprocess in the tests: writing GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY appends and
prints nothing, and an unwritable GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY emits a ::warning and still exits
0. A broken entry guard would have written nothing while every in-process test passed.
- Assert the whole row with distinct Survived and NoCoverage counts, so a swapped column
pair cannot pass.
- AGENTS.md: the summary lists every file with counted mutants, not every mutated file.
Negative controls: with the old startsWith("..") guard the path test fails; with the row
cap removed the cap test fails; with the entry guard disabled both subprocess tests fail.
node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs: 58/58 green.
The path guard resolved with the runner's own path module and then looked for a leading
'../'. On a POSIX runner a doubled backslash is part of a single file name, so a report key
like '..\\..\\escape.ts' resolves inside the package and renders as 'pkg/../../escape.ts',
which the leading-'../' check accepted. mutation-diff caught it: node --test scripts/mutation-ci
failed at scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs with actual 'pkg/../../escape.ts', expected undefined.
The guard now rejects any rendered path that is empty, absolute, or still carries a '..'
component, which holds under either separator convention while keeping a file named '..x.ts'
and a package sibling that resolves inside the working directory.
One conflict: package.json scripts. Resolved line by line rather than one side:
- test:mutation-ci keeps this branch's longer form (node --test
scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs scripts/mutation-summary.test.mjs), which is what
the branch exists to add.
- lifecycle:model-check keeps main's line, which is a strict superset of this
branch's: main added tsx scripts/check-file-replacement-restart.ts and changed
nothing else on that line, so no check this branch relies on is lost.
The merged main sha is recorded because the merge basis moves the mutation
bucket: CI scores the pull-merge commit against its first parent, which is
upstream/main's tip.
Review threads: 14 of 14 review threads resolved, totalCount reached on the same read. That arithmetic comes from the Lead's single aliased GraphQL read of this pull's review threads, cost 1 point of the separate 5000-point bucket, and is not a read by this lane.
Arms at this head, read by this lane: 20 of 20 check runs returned on a read that reached the reported total_count on the same read that printed it, final page short of per_page, and no non-success row on this head.
The required one approving review plus a code-owner review is unmet on this pull. GitHub fixed the reviewer set at pull creation from the CODEOWNERS live at that moment rather than from the merge base, so the review has to come from a code owner rather than from us asking.
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Follow-up to #2050. First step of the "make the mutation report accessible to agents" direction raised in the review of #2051.
Why
#2051 proposed forbidding Stryker suppression comments in source. It was green (6/6 required checks, CodeRabbit approved, 0 open threads), but the blocking review asked for a different approach. Key sentence of that review (edelauna,
CHANGES_REQUESTED, 2026-10-18T03:49:28Z on #2051):#2051 was then closed by the author on 2026-10-22T09:57:41Z (head
44ca22216) and nothing from it landed onmain. This PR takes the suggested direction instead: surface the findings so a reader (agent or human) cannot miss them.This PR does not change the Stryker suppression policy. It adds no prohibition and no enforcement:
Stryker disablecomments remain allowed exactly asAGENTS.mddescribes them today, and themutation-diffjob stays advisory.What changes
1.
.github/workflows/mutation-testing.yml— adds aSummarize per-file mutation resultsstep directly after the mutation run. It parses everyreports/mutation/<package>/mutation.jsonthe job already produces and appends a per-file table to$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY:Rows are sorted by
Survived + NoCoverage, worst file first, so the files that need attention are at the top of the job summary — no artifact download, no annotation hunting.ScoreisKilled / Mutants, countingTimeoutmutants as valid but not killed (stated in the summary itself). Paths are resolved against the report'sprojectRoot, so rows readsrc/utils/pathUtils.ts. Missing or unreadable reports degrade to a one-line note, and the summary write itself is guarded (a failure there emits a::warninginstead of failing the step), so the step cannot turn the advisory job red. It deliberately adds no secondcontinue-on-error:scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjsasserts the workflow has exactly one, andmutation-diffruns that suite.The step adds no dependency and writes no new files: it reads the JSON reports the gate already generates. The uploaded artifact was already named
changed-code-mutation-reportand stays exactly that — one upload, not a second identical one.2.
AGENTS.md— a short operational section, "Reading the changed-code mutation report": the job summary lists per-fileSurvived/NoCoverageworst-first plus every surviving/uncovered mutant; the same data is in thechanged-code-mutation-reportartifact (reports/mutation/<package>/mutation.jsonandmutation.html, 7 days); close a listed mutant with a focused test that fails under the mutation. The existingStryker disablereason rule is referenced, not restated or changed.No
.changesetfile and noCHANGELOGedit (repo rule: maintainers manage both).Diff: +92 / −0 across 2 files (
git diff --stat upstream/main...HEAD).Verification
Real YAML parse, two independent parsers:
The step's script was extracted from the committed YAML exactly as bash will see it and run against a real Stryker report from the #2051 reproduction (
mutation.jsonwith 4 mutated files, 44 mutants, 2 timeouts), withGITHUB_STEP_SUMMARYset:Degradation paths checked: no
reports/mutationdirectory → one line,No Stryker JSON report was produced for this run; corrupt JSON → the table is omitted and the package is named inUnreadable report(s): ...;GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARYunset → the summary goes to stdout; the step exits 0 in every case.Formatting:
Run history note: the first
mutation-diffrun on this PR was red — the new step initially carriedcontinue-on-error: true, andscripts/stryker-diff.test.mjsasserts the workflow has exactly one occurrence (the artifact upload). The second commit removes it and guards the summary write instead;node --test scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjsis 44/44 green locally after the change.Scope
main).scripts/stryker-diff.mjs, the 40 existing directives, or the suppression policy, so it does not collide with chore(mutation-gate): remove all Stryker directives with evidence-backed exclusions #2054's cleanup.Pre-Submission Checklist
AGENTS.mdgains one section describing where to read the report.