fix(engine): "your graveyard" is owner-scoped, not controller-scoped - #8860
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesGraveyard permission checks now match “your graveyard” filters against card ownership. Integration tests cover stolen permanents, enumeration, land play, spell casting, bestow filtering, and cross-owner exclusion. Graveyard owner permissions
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs`:
- Around line 5301-5306: Add an owner/LKI-divergence test scenario that
exercises the graveyard bestow preparation or cast path and reaches the
bestow-only graveyard permission check near matches_target_filter_for_zone. Use
an owner’s card that was stolen, then moved to the graveyard, and assert the
expected permission outcome so controller-based or incorrect LKI matching would
fail.
In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs`:
- Around line 34-35: Update the comment around the lki_cache lifetime claim to
remove the incorrect CR 400.7 attribution; cite CR 400.7 only for the
zone-change new-object identity rule, and retain a verified Comprehensive Rules
annotation with a description for the cache-lifetime behavior.
- Around line 86-91: Update the steal_then_bury test to use the corresponding
cast and land-play actions instead of directly assigning controller fields or
only calling move_to_zone, then process their production events through the
replacement-aware ZoneChange pipeline and assert both actions complete
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Correct the CR 400.7 attribution.
CR 400.7 defines the new-object behavior of a zone change. It does not define when this engine clears lki_cache. Remove that citation from the cache-lifetime claim, or cite it only for the zone-change identity rule. (media.wizards.com)
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs` around
lines 34 - 35, Update the comment around the lki_cache lifetime claim to remove
the incorrect CR 400.7 attribution; cite CR 400.7 only for the zone-change
new-object identity rule, and retain a verified Comprehensive Rules annotation
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Exercise the failure path through production events.
steal_then_bury directly assigns base_controller and controller, so it does not exercise the control-change path. move_to_zone is a production helper, but these rows do not process its emitted GameEvent::ZoneChanged through the replacement-aware ProposedEvent::ZoneChange pipeline. The availability-only assertions can therefore pass without testing replacement or control-change behavior. Execute the corresponding cast and land-play actions, and assert that they complete.
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs` around
lines 86 - 91, Update the steal_then_bury test to use the corresponding cast and
land-play actions instead of directly assigning controller fields or only
calling move_to_zone, then process their production events through the
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Changes requested — exercise the graveyard-permission fix through the casting pipeline and correct the CR attribution.
🟠 Runtime coverage gap
crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:3571-3574 changes the normal graveyard cast authority, and :13397-13399 plus :13480-13490 use that authority for Bestow. The new rows at crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs:167-173 and :213-218 only enumerate available actions; they do not submit a normal GameAction::CastSpell, nor do they drive Bestow's cast/choice route. A reversion or incorrect owner/LKI lookup in those downstream paths can therefore pass this suite.
Please add owner-vs-controller/LKI-divergent regressions that execute both a normal GameAction::CastSpell and a Bestow cast/choice from the graveyard, asserting the action completes and the permission is rejected for a non-owner.
🟠 CR attribution
The comments at graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs:34-35 and :109-110 attribute turns.rs's LKI-cache clearing to CR 400.7. The verified rule establishes that a zone-changing object becomes a new object; it does not prescribe this engine's cache lifetime. Please remove that cache-clearing attribution (while retaining a narrowly accurate zone-identity reference if useful).
The branch is also BEHIND and three required Rust test shards remain in progress. The available SHA-bound artifact reports zero parse changes, but the required <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> sticky is not present. Those are evidence gates to recheck after a corrected head; the missing runtime coverage and inaccurate CR attribution are the merge blockers.
Recommendation: request changes; do not enqueue until the production cast paths and CR comment are corrected.
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…tions Addresses review on phase-rs#8860. Runtime coverage gap: the original three rows queried the enumeration helpers directly, so a regression confined to an elected-authority call site would have left them green while the action itself was refused. Adds three rows that submit the real actions and assert they complete: - `playing_a_stolen_then_buried_land_from_its_owners_graveyard_is_accepted` drives `GameAction::PlayLand`, which re-derives the permission through `graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission`. - `casting_a_stolen_then_buried_creature_from_its_owners_graveyard_is_accepted` drives `GameAction::CastSpell`, reaching `graveyard_permission_source` -- the elected authority, a distinct consumer from the enumeration helper. - `playing_another_players_graveyard_land_is_still_refused` proves the non-owner action is REFUSED (not merely absent from an offer list), with a paired reach-guard so the negative cannot pass vacuously. The fourth call site, `has_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraint`, is reached only from the bestow lane. `the_bestow_rider_refusal_resolves_its_permission_against_the_owner` stages the Detective's-Phoenix-shaped rider-only permission (a `HasKeywordKind { Bestow }` constraint on the permission filter) on a card that died under an opponent's control, and asserts via a reach-guard that the permission resolves against the card's OWNER before asserting CR 702.103a's refusal of the normal-cast fall-through. A bestow cast from the graveyard under an unconstrained permission is refused by this engine for reasons unrelated to owner scoping -- verified by isolation (identical fixture minus the `Bestow` keyword is accepted; with it, refused, whichever controller the card died under). That is a separate pre-existing gap in the bestow lane and is documented in the test rather than addressed here. CR attribution: drops the incorrect CR 400.7 citation for `turns.rs`'s LKI-cache clearing. CR 400.7 establishes that a zone-changing object becomes a new object; it does not prescribe this engine's cache lifetime, which is an implementation detail and is now described as such. Mutation-verified: reverting the four call sites in `game::casting` turns all seven rows red, each on its own guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both blockers addressed in 🟠 Runtime coverage gap — fixedFour new rows submit the real actions and assert they complete, rather than only enumerating:
Mutation-verified: reverting the four call sites turns all seven rows red, each on its own guard. The new rows fail on the actions themselves — On the bestow row specificallyI could not drive a bestow cast to completion from the graveyard, and the reason is not owner scoping. Isolated it: the identical fixture with the So the row instead targets the call site you named through the path that is reachable: the Detective's-Phoenix-shaped rider-only permission ( 🟠 CR attribution — fixedDropped the CR 400.7 citation from both comments. You're right: CR 400.7 establishes that a zone-changing object becomes a new object with no memory of its previous existence — it says nothing about this engine's cache lifetime. Both sites now describe the LKI-cache clearing as an implementation detail of Note the original Verification
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs`:
- Around line 559-563: Replace the broad result.is_err() assertion in the
CastSpell test with a match against Err(EngineError::InvalidAction(...))
containing “No legal bestow cast from graveyard”, while preserving the existing
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the specific bestow-rider rejection.
result.is_err() accepts every cast failure. An unrelated cast validation (such as missing targets for the Aura host) can satisfy this assertion.
The reach guard castable.contains(&bestowed) proves the permission matched during enumeration. It does not prove that the has_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraint check at crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:13481–13491 caused the refusal.
The rider-only rejection produces EngineError::InvalidAction("No legal bestow cast from graveyard".to_string()) — a specific, stable error message. Assert this error variant or message to prove the input reached the keyword-constraint consumer and the refusal came from that path, not from a preceding check.
Repository conventions require: "For every negative assertion, require a paired positive reach-guard proving the input actually reached the code under test." The existing reach guard proves the permission matched. Add an assertion that proves the CastSpell action failed with the rider-specific error message.
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let result = runner.act(GameAction::CastSpell {
object_id: bestowed,
card_id,
targets: vec![],
payment_mode: CastPaymentMode::Auto,
});
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs` around
lines 559 - 563, Replace the broad result.is_err() assertion in the CastSpell
test with a match against Err(EngineError::InvalidAction(...)) containing “No
legal bestow cast from graveyard”, while preserving the existing
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Changes requested — the Bestow regression still does not cover the changed matcher.
Runtime regression coverage
crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:5296-5312 only evaluates
matches_target_filter_for_zone after proving that the permission filter has
no Bestow keyword constraint. The new test instead installs
FilterProp::HasKeywordKind { Bestow } at
crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs:520-529.
That makes the first condition at casting.rs:5299 false, so the changed
owner/LKI matcher at :5303 is short-circuited and is not witnessed by this
fixture. Its spell_objects_available_to_cast reach guard (:537-546) covers
the separate enumeration consumer, while result.is_err() (:548-563) can
pass for an unrelated cast failure. CodeRabbit's current-head review identifies
the same broad-error issue.
Please add a production Bestow fixture with an unconstrained graveyard
permission and an assertion that distinguishes the actual keyword-constraint
consumer from a controller/LKI reversion. If the existing plain-permission
Bestow path prevents a completing cast, make the expected downstream outcome
specific enough to prove this matcher was evaluated, or address that blocking
path rather than treating the rider-only refusal as coverage for it.
Current-head evidence gate
The only <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> receipt is bound to
9e89833c6838172ba02572ed0fac87dd0a3de95a, not this head
1e4565e36b90607cc3da4a904f5a72b0dfa1f7e1; publish and reconcile a
current-SHA receipt, even if it again reports no parse changes. Required Rust
lint/tests/card-data checks are also still in progress.
The shared matcher is the appropriate seam, and the earlier CR 400.7
attribution has been corrected; the remaining blocker is discriminating
current-head evidence. Do not enqueue until the regression and evidence gates
are complete.
A card that died under an OPPONENT'S control was silently refused by its own
owner's graveyard permission. MEASURED, with a printed Ramunap-Excavator-shaped
source and the land's owner querying:
land owner=P0 live_controller=P0 lki_controller=Some(P1)
before: graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission(state, P0) -> []
after: -> [(land, source)]
So Muldrotha, Karador, Lurrus and Ramunap Excavator all declined a card their
controller owns, whenever an opponent happened to control it when it died.
THE RULE IS UNAMBIGUOUS. CR 109.4: "Only objects on the stack or on the
battlefield have a controller. Objects that are neither on the stack nor on the
battlefield aren't controlled by any player." None of its six exceptions covers
a card in a graveyard. CR 108.4a then says anything asking for such a card's
controller must "use its owner instead", and CR 109.5 says the same of the word
itself -- "you"/"your" refer to "its owner (if it has no controller)".
WHAT ACTUALLY DIVERGED -- not the live `controller` field. `zones.rs`'s
`reset_for_battlefield_exit` forces `base_controller = Some(owner)` and the
destination-keyed reset then writes the owner back (citing these same rules), so
a graveyard card's live controller is already correct. The divergence is the LKI
CACHE: `filter::effective_controller` reads `state.lki_cache[id].controller` for
any object off the battlefield/stack under `ControllerLookup::LiveOrLki`, and the
LKI snapshot is taken BEFORE that reset -- so it holds the THIEF.
`matches_target_filter_in_owner_zone` passes `LiveOnly`, which is what cures it.
Exposure was one step, not permanent: `turns.rs` clears the LKI cache on step
transition (CR 400.7). The failure direction is MIS-EXCLUSION only -- the owner's
own card is refused, never another player's admitted -- so nothing depended on
the old behaviour.
THE FIX. Route all four graveyard-permission consumers in `game::casting`
through `filter::matches_target_filter_for_zone`, the documented single authority
for the zone-ownership substitution (`filter::is_owner_scoped_zone` is already
`Hand | Library | Graveyard`):
graveyard_object_castable_by_permission_sources (cast enumeration)
graveyard_permission_source (elected cast authority)
has_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraint
graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission (land play)
ALL FOUR TOGETHER, deliberately. Enumeration and election are separate consumers;
converting a subset would let the list of offers disagree with what a cast is
actually allowed to do -- a worse failure than today's uniform one.
EXILE IS DELIBERATELY NOT CONVERTED. `is_owner_scoped_zone` excludes it, and its
doc names the class that depends on the exclusion: "creatures they controlled
that were exiled this way" is keyed on who controlled the object when it left,
so the at-exile LKI controller is load-bearing there. In particular
`exile_land_playable_by_static_permission` keeps `matches_target_filter`.
TESTS. `graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs` -- three rows, all built on a
PRINTED permission rather than any one card's parsed text, because the defect is
class-wide.
a_land_that_died_under_an_opponents_control_is_still_its_owners_to_play
a_spell_that_died_under_an_opponents_control_is_still_its_owners_to_cast
the_owner_substitution_does_not_widen_to_another_players_card
The land and cast halves are separate rows because they are served by DIFFERENT
consumers, so one row cannot cover both. The third pins that the fix substitutes
the owner axis rather than dropping it.
Every row goes through the production zone-change path (`zones::move_to_zone`)
rather than hand-setting fields, and asserts the fixture really is in the
divergent state (live controller == owner, LKI == thief) BEFORE asserting
anything about permissions -- without that staging guard the rows would pass
vacuously the moment a step boundary cleared the LKI cache.
Mutation-verified: reverting the four call sites turns all three red, each
reporting the exact `got []` it guards.
Verified: 21230 lib tests pass, 0 failed; 6936 integration pass; clippy
--all-targets -D warnings clean; fmt clean. One integration failure,
`flamewar_mtmte_export::production_export_has_canonical_pack_tactics_conditions_for_all_eight_cards`,
is PRE-EXISTING and unrelated -- it fails identically on clean upstream main with
this change reverted ("Battle Cry Goblin must export a canonical trigger
condition"). Not touched here.
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…tions Addresses review on phase-rs#8860. Runtime coverage gap: the original three rows queried the enumeration helpers directly, so a regression confined to an elected-authority call site would have left them green while the action itself was refused. Adds three rows that submit the real actions and assert they complete: - `playing_a_stolen_then_buried_land_from_its_owners_graveyard_is_accepted` drives `GameAction::PlayLand`, which re-derives the permission through `graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission`. - `casting_a_stolen_then_buried_creature_from_its_owners_graveyard_is_accepted` drives `GameAction::CastSpell`, reaching `graveyard_permission_source` -- the elected authority, a distinct consumer from the enumeration helper. - `playing_another_players_graveyard_land_is_still_refused` proves the non-owner action is REFUSED (not merely absent from an offer list), with a paired reach-guard so the negative cannot pass vacuously. The fourth call site, `has_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraint`, is reached only from the bestow lane. `the_bestow_rider_refusal_resolves_its_permission_against_the_owner` stages the Detective's-Phoenix-shaped rider-only permission (a `HasKeywordKind { Bestow }` constraint on the permission filter) on a card that died under an opponent's control, and asserts via a reach-guard that the permission resolves against the card's OWNER before asserting CR 702.103a's refusal of the normal-cast fall-through. A bestow cast from the graveyard under an unconstrained permission is refused by this engine for reasons unrelated to owner scoping -- verified by isolation (identical fixture minus the `Bestow` keyword is accepted; with it, refused, whichever controller the card died under). That is a separate pre-existing gap in the bestow lane and is documented in the test rather than addressed here. CR attribution: drops the incorrect CR 400.7 citation for `turns.rs`'s LKI-cache clearing. CR 400.7 establishes that a zone-changing object becomes a new object; it does not prescribe this engine's cache lifetime, which is an implementation detail and is now described as such. Mutation-verified: reverting the four call sites in `game::casting` turns all seven rows red, each on its own guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…wner axis Addresses @matthewevans' second review on phase-rs#8860. The previous bestow row could not witness the changed matcher, exactly as reported. `has_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraint` short-circuits on its FIRST conjunct, `!filter_has_keyword_kind_constraint(source.filter, kind)`, so installing `FilterProp::HasKeywordKind { Bestow }` made that conjunct false and the owner/LKI matcher on the third conjunct was never reached. The row also leaned on a bare `result.is_err()`, which CodeRabbit correctly flagged as satisfiable by an unrelated failure. Replaced with two rows: `the_bestow_keyword_constraint_consumer_resolves_against_the_owner` installs an UNCONSTRAINED permission (the plain Muldrotha shape), so the first conjunct passes and execution reaches the matcher, then asserts the consumer's own verdict POSITIVELY for a card whose LKI controller is the thief -- plus a paired negative proving the owner axis is substituted, not dropped. Reaching the consumer from an integration test needs a `#[doc(hidden)]` accessor, since it is `fn`-private and production-reachable only from the bestow lane. `bestow_cast_from_graveyard_is_blocked_by_the_aura_form_type_seam` pins the blocking path rather than leaving it as an unexplained gap. ROOT CAUSE of that blocker, measured rather than assumed: `handle_bestow_cost_choice_with_payment_mode` calls `apply_bestow_aura_form` -- which strips the Creature core type per CR 702.103b -- BEFORE calling `prepare_spell_cast_with_variant_override`. That re-derives the graveyard permission, whose filter is `creature cards`, against a card that is no longer a creature, so the cast is refused with "Card is not in a castable zone". CR 702.103b places the form change "as a spell cast bestowed is put onto the stack", i.e. at CR 601.2a and AFTER the permission has authorized the cast, so re-deriving the permission from post-change types is the defect. Independent of this PR: the diff touches neither `apply_bestow_aura_form` nor any type filter, and the refusal reproduces with no control change at all. The row asserts that specific message, so if the seam is fixed the row fails loudly and the consumer row can be promoted to full cast-path coverage. Mutation-verified: reverting the four call sites turns all seven owner-scoping rows red, including the new consumer row, while the blocker row correctly stays green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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You were right, and the short-circuit analysis was exact. Fixed in The short-circuit
What replaced it
Reaching it from an integration test needed a The blocking path — root-caused, not worked aroundYou asked me to make the outcome specific or address the blocker. It's the latter, and it is a real
CR 702.103b places the form change "as a spell cast bestowed is put onto the stack" — i.e. at Measured, not inferred. With an unconstrained permission, a legal host and mana: Independent of this PR: the diff touches neither
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Changes requested — the Bestow regression still bypasses the production consumer.
🟡 Runtime coverage gap
crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:13413-13511 has a reachable production route for the fourth matcher: a graveyard card is first admitted by graveyard_permission_source (:13413-13415), and when no creature is a legal Bestow target, :13426-13434 skips the Aura-form route and :13496-13511 queries has_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraint before falling through to the normal graveyard cast.
The new fixture instead creates a legal host at crates/engine/tests/integration/graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs:458-461 and directly calls the new #[doc(hidden)] pub accessor at crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:5296-5305. That proves the helper's boolean, but it does not prove that the production cast path reaches the helper; reverting only the changed owner-zone matcher can leave this direct-call test green while the no-target fallback rejects the owner's stolen-then-buried card. The exported test-only API is unnecessary once the behavior is exercised through the action pipeline.
Please replace this direct accessor test with a stolen-then-buried Bestow creature under an unconstrained creature-cast permission, no legal creature target, and sufficient normal mana. Submit GameAction::CastSpell and assert the normal cast completes; retain the owner-negative. This exercises the changed consumer without entering the separately documented Aura-form failure path.
The normal cast/land rows and the correction to the earlier cache-lifetime CR attribution are clean. The current parse-diff sticky receipt is still not visible for this SHA, and required Rust test shards are pending; recheck those after the discriminating regression lands.
Recommendation: request changes; do not enqueue until the production fallback is covered and current-head evidence is complete.
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Split out of #8812 review, where both reviewers flagged it. Pre-existing bug; independent of that PR.
The defect
A card that died under an opponent's control is silently refused by its own owner's graveyard permission. Measured, with a printed Ramunap-Excavator-shaped source and the land's owner querying:
So Muldrotha, Karador, Lurrus and Ramunap Excavator all declined a card their controller owns, whenever an opponent happened to control it when it died.
The rule is unambiguous
What actually diverged — not the live field
This is the part worth reading, because the obvious diagnosis is wrong.
zones.rs'sreset_for_battlefield_exitforcesbase_controller = Some(owner), and the destination-keyed reset then writes the owner back — citing these exact rules. A graveyard card's livecontrolleris already correct.The divergence is the LKI cache.
filter::effective_controllerreadsstate.lki_cache[id].controllerfor any object off the battlefield/stack underControllerLookup::LiveOrLki, and the LKI snapshot is taken before that reset — so it holds the thief.matches_target_filter_in_owner_zonepassesLiveOnly, which is what cures it.Consequences of that being the real mechanism:
turns.rsclears the LKI cache on step transition (CR 400.7).The fix
Route all four graveyard-permission consumers in
game::castingthroughfilter::matches_target_filter_for_zone, the documented single authority for the substitution (filter::is_owner_scoped_zoneis alreadyHand | Library | Graveyard):graveyard_object_castable_by_permission_sourcesgraveyard_permission_sourcehas_graveyard_cast_permission_without_keyword_constraintgraveyard_lands_playable_by_permissionAll four together, deliberately. Enumeration and election are separate consumers; converting a subset would let the list of offers disagree with what a cast is actually allowed to do — a worse failure than today's uniform one.
Exile is deliberately NOT converted.
is_owner_scoped_zoneexcludes it, and its doc names the class that depends on the exclusion: "creatures they controlled that were exiled this way" is keyed on who controlled the object when it left, so the at-exile LKI controller is load-bearing there.exile_land_playable_by_static_permissionkeepsmatches_target_filter.Tests
graveyard_permission_owner_zone.rs— three rows, all built on a printed permission rather than any one card's parsed text, because the defect is class-wide:a_land_that_died_under_an_opponents_control_is_still_its_owners_to_playa_spell_that_died_under_an_opponents_control_is_still_its_owners_to_castthe_owner_substitution_does_not_widen_to_another_players_cardThe land and cast halves are separate rows because they are served by different consumers, so one row cannot cover both. The third pins that the fix substitutes the owner axis rather than dropping it.
Every row goes through the production zone-change path (
zones::move_to_zone) rather than hand-setting fields, and asserts the fixture really is in the divergent state (live controller == owner, LKI == thief) before asserting anything about permissions — without that staging guard the rows would pass vacuously the moment a step boundary cleared the LKI cache.Mutation-verified: reverting the four call sites turns all three red, each reporting the exact
got []it guards.Verification
cargo test -p phase-engine --lib— 21230 passed, 0 failedcargo test -p phase-engine --test integration— 6936 passedcargo clippy -p phase-engine --all-targets -D warnings— cleancargo fmt --all— cleanOne integration failure,
flamewar_mtmte_export::production_export_has_canonical_pack_tactics_conditions_for_all_eight_cards, is pre-existing and unrelated — it fails identically on clean upstream main with this change reverted ("Battle Cry Goblin must export a canonical trigger condition"). Not touched here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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