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test(stack-encrypt): add stored-read and context conformance - #1462
Stored record validation needs to distinguish errors visible before key retrieval from type mismatches concealed inside authenticated ciphertext. This adds the experimental record-reads-v1 profile shared by native Rust and Go WASI.
Cases cover malformed rows/output maps, missing ciphertext, plaintext under c, late batch failures, authenticated type mismatches, null read-policy changes and context-field preflight. Extra stored fields/outputs and missing equality terms remain readable.
Native tests assert stages, full diagnostic payloads and data-key retrieval counts, collecting failures per case. Go exercises uninitialised guest preflight and configured ciphers, plus Cipher.Open for representable cases. The tree hook preserves cipher validation, context and extension, and shares production transport, typed-row decoding, error wrapping and buffer cleanup.
Both runners reject missing required corpus fields and contradictory expectations. Explicit declaration ordering and a zone context-field case prevent lexical ordering from hiding regressions; the shared Go decoder validates field order before map conversion.
The contract records all static-context/call-context boundaries: engine preflight refusal, native pending-opener diagnostics, and Go's earlier ErrEncoding host refusal. No English error wording is contractual. Existing tests remain; repeated-key/raw-leaf framing, broader context composition, EQL/JSON profiles and Python/TypeScript consumers remain follow-ups.
Stack: #1404 → #1460 → #1461 → this PR. Review against feat/stack-encrypt-runtime-conformance; merge parents first and retarget as they land.
Validation: all four profiles and fresh scalar Go-to-Rust exchange pass, including read/declaration tests with serde_json preserve_order. The full Go encrypt/internal-record suites pass with rebuilt plain and EQL guests. Rust clippy/formatting, Go lint and CI wiring checks pass. Native key-call counts are observed; Go logical provider-call counts are not claimed. No live credentials or database required.
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Bug Fixes
Go now rejects decrypted records with unexpected field counts or ordering, improving validation of read results.
Tests
Added shared coverage for malformed stored records, authenticated types, context validation, and null reads, with Rust and Go conformance tests.
Included both read test suites in the conformance run.
Documentation
Documented read outcomes, diagnostics, and key-retrieval behavior across Rust and Go, and updated the run instructions to build the WebAssembly guest.
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Review comments at @packages/stack-encrypt/tests/read_conformance.rs:
- Line 45: In both conformance test runners, inspect the raw JSON before
deserializing and fail the case when expected_context is present with a null
value; preserve omitted expected_context as None and require a nonempty label
whenever the field is supplied.
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Adds the record-reads-v1 profile with shared cases for stored-record shape validation, authenticated read-type behavior, null handling, and context preflight. Rust and Go tests execute the corpus, and the conformance script runs both test suites.
Changes: Record Read Conformance
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Summary
Read profile and case corpus conformance/stack-encrypt/read-contract.md, conformance/stack-encrypt/v1/reads.json, conformance/stack-encrypt/README.md, conformance/stack-encrypt/coverage.md, conformance/stack-encrypt/runtime-contract.md, docs/plans/2026-10-31-stack-encrypt-conformance.md
Defines the shared read profile and its cases. Updates coverage notes, runner documentation, and the conformance plan.
Go read validation and conformance languages/golang/encrypt/records.go, languages/golang/encrypt/export_test.go, languages/golang/encrypt/read_conformance_test.go
Adds Go corpus-driven read checks and test entry points. The shared Go read path now validates decrypted record counts, field counts, and key order.
Rust conformance execution and CI wiring packages/stack-encrypt/tests/read_conformance.rs, scripts/stack-conformance.sh, scripts/__tests__/stack-conformance-ci.test.mjs
Adds Rust corpus-driven checks and includes the Go and Rust read tests in the conformance script and its CI test.
cipherstash/stack#1341: Defines a Python decrypt contract for stored rows; this PR adds shared stored-read cases for native Rust and Go.
cipherstash/stack#1393: Requires Python parity for stored-row reads; this PR adds a shared conformance contract, while Python support remains unimplemented.
cipherstash/stack#1384: Requires Python checks for stored-frame reads and authenticated kind mismatches; this PR adds corresponding Rust and Go conformance cases, while Python probes remain unimplemented.
Possibly related PRs
cipherstash/stack#1461: Adds the shared runtime conformance profile and runners that this PR extends with read cases.
cipherstash/stack#1460: Establishes the shared conformance corpus and runner framework extended by this PR.
cipherstash/stack#1328: Introduces sealed-null and SQL-NULL modes covered by the new read cases.
Suggested reviewers:cipherstash-agent, freshtonic
Merge Risk: Low · previous review f3638
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: tighten malformed-case validation, cover extra stored fields through Cipher.Open, and correct the SDK terminology. No production failure is established.
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Review attestation: automated /code-review medium of head 89ab5aa, cross-checked against the existing PR feedback.
Critical / blocking: none found.
New findings: none. Every defect this review found in the Go and Rust read-conformance runners and in OpenTreeForTest is already raised in the 10 open threads:
OpenTreeForTest skips cph.plan.
Go and Rust validate the corpus differently.
Go does not check that stage agrees with check_error and retrievals.
Row ordering is compared differently in the two runners.
mutateRead can panic on unchecked type assertions.
The Rust runner is a single test loop.
The deterministic guest path is hard-coded.
The case counts in the docs are not asserted.
openedRows duplicates the conversion in Client.open.
The static-context diagnostic Go users actually see is not pinned by any case.
Nothing in this review adds to those threads. I did not re-verify them against the head commit.
I would resolve those threads before merge. The CI wiring change in scripts/stack-conformance.sh and its wiring test look correct.
No changeset is needed, as the PR says: it changes tests, docs and tooling only.
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Minor · Reject drop_tenant cases that declare no context field. · read_conformance_test.go:98-99
languages/golang/encrypt/read_conformance_test.go:98-99 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject drop_tenant cases that declare no context field.
drop_tenant runs as a silent no-op when context_field is false. Both runners then accept the case, even when its expectations claim the mutation was tested. The corpus schema permits that combination, so a future case could pass without exercising its mutation. No current corpus case has this combination.
In Go, the drop_tenant branch deletes a key that the tree never contains. Add a check in validateReadCase:
Suggested fix
if err := record.CheckSegment(c.ContextFieldName); err != nil {
return err
}
}
+ if c.Mutation.Kind == "drop_tenant" && !c.ContextField {+ return errors.New("drop_tenant requires a context field")+ }
for _, d := range []readDeclaration{c.Write, c.Read} {
The Rust runner needs the same guard at the start of check_case:
async fn check_case(case: Case) {
+ assert!(case.context_field || case.mutation.kind != "drop_tenant");
let context_name = if case.context_field_name.is_empty() {
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Review comment at @languages/golang/encrypt/read_conformance_test.go around
lines 98 - 99:
Update validateReadCase to reject cases where the mutation kind is drop_tenant
and context_field is false, returning a clear validation error; preserve the
existing validation flow for other cases.
Add a Cipher.Open check for a stored row with an extra field.
read-extra-field sets adapter: false, so the suite never calls Cipher.Open on it. A regression that rejects extra stored fields in Cipher.Open would leave the read suite green. Add a Go test that opens a record.Sealed with an extra key and checks the returned value.
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Review comment at @languages/golang/encrypt/read_conformance_test.go at line
242:
Add a Go test in the read conformance suite that calls Cipher.Open on a
record.Sealed containing an extra key and verifies the returned value. The
existing c.Adapter guard skips read-extra-field, so cover this case
independently without changing adapter behavior.
conformance/stack-encrypt/read-contract.md: 1
47-47: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Replace "binding" with "Go SDK" in the read contract.
Line 47 calls the Go SDK's codec "the binding's existing tree codec." The Go package at languages/golang/encrypt is the user-facing library. The contract should name it the Go SDK. Repository guidance prohibits calling the user-facing library a binding.
📝 Suggested fix
-including a passthrough directly under `c`. It uses the binding's existing+including a passthrough directly under `c`. It uses the Go SDK's existing
As per coding guidelines: "Do not call the user-facing library a binding."
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Review comment at @conformance/stack-encrypt/read-contract.md at line 47:
Replace “binding” with “Go SDK” in the read contract’s description of the
existing tree codec, preserving the surrounding wording.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packages/stack-encrypt/tests/read_conformance.rs:
- Line 45: In both conformance test runners, inspect the raw JSON before
deserializing and fail the case when expected_context is present with a null
value; preserve omitted expected_context as None and require a nonempty label
whenever the field is supplied.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @languages/golang/encrypt/read_conformance_test.go:
- Around line 98-99: Update validateReadCase to reject cases where the mutation
kind is drop_tenant and context_field is false, returning a clear validation
error; preserve the existing validation flow for other cases.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @conformance/stack-encrypt/read-contract.md:
- Line 47: Replace “binding” with “Go SDK” in the read contract’s description of
the existing tree codec, preserving the surrounding wording.
Review comments at @languages/golang/encrypt/read_conformance_test.go:
- Line 242: Add a Go test in the read conformance suite that calls Cipher.Open
on a record.Sealed containing an extra key and verifies the returned value. The
existing c.Adapter guard skips read-extra-field, so cover this case
independently without changing adapter behavior.
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Reject an explicit null for expected_context in both runners.
Option<String> maps both an omitted key and "expected_context": null to None. A case with an explicit null then runs as an unrestricted read and skips the label check. Check for a present null in the raw JSON, before deserializing, and fail the case. The read contract requires a nonempty label whenever expected_context is supplied.
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Review comment at @packages/stack-encrypt/tests/read_conformance.rs at line 45:
In both conformance test runners, inspect the raw JSON before deserializing and
fail the case when expected_context is present with a null value; preserve
omitted expected_context as None and require a nonempty label whenever the field
is supplied.
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Closes #1473.
Stored record validation needs to distinguish errors visible before key retrieval from type mismatches concealed inside authenticated ciphertext. This adds the experimental
record-reads-v1profile shared by native Rust and Go WASI.Cases cover malformed rows/output maps, missing ciphertext, plaintext under
c, late batch failures, authenticated type mismatches, null read-policy changes and context-field preflight. Extra stored fields/outputs and missing equality terms remain readable.Native tests assert stages, full diagnostic payloads and data-key retrieval counts, collecting failures per case. Go exercises uninitialised guest preflight and configured ciphers, plus
Cipher.Openfor representable cases. The tree hook preserves cipher validation, context and extension, and shares production transport, typed-row decoding, error wrapping and buffer cleanup.Both runners reject missing required corpus fields and contradictory expectations. Explicit declaration ordering and a
zonecontext-field case prevent lexical ordering from hiding regressions; the shared Go decoder validates field order before map conversion.The contract records all static-context/call-context boundaries: engine preflight refusal, native pending-opener diagnostics, and Go's earlier
ErrEncodinghost refusal. No English error wording is contractual. Existing tests remain; repeated-key/raw-leaf framing, broader context composition, EQL/JSON profiles and Python/TypeScript consumers remain follow-ups.Stack: #1404 → #1460 → #1461 → this PR. Review against
feat/stack-encrypt-runtime-conformance; merge parents first and retarget as they land.Validation: all four profiles and fresh scalar Go-to-Rust exchange pass, including read/declaration tests with serde_json
preserve_order. The full Go encrypt/internal-record suites pass with rebuilt plain and EQL guests. Rust clippy/formatting, Go lint and CI wiring checks pass. Native key-call counts are observed; Go logical provider-call counts are not claimed. No live credentials or database required.Summary by CodeRabbit