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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GoCaller->>StackEncryptGuest: call se_query with plan, field, and plaintext
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Three things must change before merge. First, the packaged eql-bindings does not compile against stack-encrypt 0.2.0 from crates.io, so the publish dry-run in test-eql.yml fails. Second, a target field whose label is not exactly table/column passes the plan check and then fails on every value. Third, no test proves that a keyset scope refuses a target value from another keyset, although the PR description lists one. The other test gaps and the plaintext-wiping gap can wait for a follow-up.
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render_targets_rscalls.expect("a producible type has a query twin"). The storage-onlyTexttype has no query twin, and its reason says it followsTextEq. WhenTextis added toENCRYPTION_DOMAINS, the generator panics instead of writing a table whosequeryrefusesText. Skip the query arm for a type with no twin, and givequery_nameda clear refusal.packages/eql/crates/eql-codegen/src/targets.rs:246 - Optional: the
check_recordfuzz target parses plans underNoTargets, so every plan with a"target"key stops at theNoTargetsrefusal. The fuzzer never runs the target checks inPlan::new_withor theVerb::Targetarm ofrecord_row, which reads the stored"eql"node from untrusted record bytes. Add a small fixed resolver with one producible descriptor.packages/stack-encrypt/fuzz/fuzz_targets/check_record.rs:95 - Optional: the kind check in
lowerDeclaration(Age int64withencrypt_into=TextEq) runs only in the real engine with EQL types.TestRefusalstests the separate copy inenginetest.Static, andTestRefusalsHoldAgainstTheEmbeddedEngineuses the build without EQL types. Add the case toTestRunAsksTheEmbeddedEngine, which linksencrypt/eql.languages/golang/stashgen/engine.go:159 - Optional: the comment on
initsays an absent EQL module is reported asErrGuestNotBuilt.embeddedGuestfalls back to the build without EQL types instead, and eachencrypt_intocall then fails withErrEncoding. Change the comment or the fallback.languages/golang/encrypt/eql/guest.go:21 - Optional:
eqlGoNamein Go andgo_nameineql-codegenhold the sameJsontoJSONrule, and no test compares them.languages/golang/stashgen/read.go:132 - Optional: no test reaches the
record_rowbranch that refuses a node under the"eql"key that is not a passthrough. The "misplaced" case ina_stored_eql_node_is_passthrough_bytes_exactly_onceputs the ciphertext under"c", sotakefails first.packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs:1618 - Optional: no test reaches the
ResponseShapereturn in theVerb::Targetarms ofshape_recordandopen_record, where the resolver returns fewer values than there are target fields.packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs:1493
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… table and column Review of #1095: a target field whose label had three or more segments passed se_plan_check and then failed on every value with TargetError::Column from the resolver. A Go struct with context=app/users and email,encrypt_into=TextEq lowers to the label app/users/email; stashgen asks the engine for its rules, so it wrote the code, and Encrypt, Decrypt and Fields.Email.Query all failed afterwards. Plan::new_with now refuses it beside the Extended check, naming the field (TargetError::Column), so the refusal reaches se_plan_check and the generator before any code is written. FieldPlan::with_target keeps its constructor bound of two or more segments, like every field constructor, and the module docs now say where each rule lives. Go's record.Plan.Validate refuses an encrypt_into field whose context has more than one segment or any extension, and stashgen's lowerDeclaration names the field for the same, so the host says it first. Tests: the three-segment plan refused with the field and label named and nothing minted, the same label accepted for a sealed field; Go Validate refusals and the plain-field acceptance; the stashgen command refusing context=app/users by field with nothing written. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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…er keyset Review of #1095: the resolver opens a target value through the client, which opens every keyset's values, and the lowering's `confine` is the only thing that holds it to the scope's keyset. No test used a second keyset on a target field, so removing `scoped_to` there would have let one tenant's cipher open another's column with every test green. The new test seals a plan of one target field under acme and opens it under globex: ForeignKeyset before any key is retrieved; acme's own scope still opens it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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Review of #1095: `Opener::Keyset`'s docs promised the refusal and no test proved it; had that arm opened through the client, a keyset caller would have read another tenant's plaintext. Sealed under acme, opened under globex: ForeignKeyset with nothing retrieved; acme and the client open it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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Review of #1095: `String::from_value` copied the plaintext out of the runtime value's `Protected` buffer into a plain `String`, and nothing wiped the copy — in the guest it stayed in freed linear memory until the allocator reused it, for every TextEq value sealed and every query. The copy now lives in `zeroize::Zeroizing` for the one call that reads it (`run_target`, which both the encrypt and the query paths go through), and `Plaintext` carries a `Zeroize` bound so every plaintext a future family names is held to the same rule as `Scalar::Text` in the data plan path. `zeroize` is an optional dependency under the `stack-encrypt` feature; the crates.io dry run still passes. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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Review of #1095: the order of the two `Error::Target` arms in status_for_dynamic decides that a resolver failure is STATUS_INTERNAL and every other target refusal STATUS_ENCODING, and no test covered either. Every refusal variant now asserts STATUS_ENCODING and `TargetError::Other` STATUS_INTERNAL, so swapping or dropping an arm fails here. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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…y arm Review of #1095: render_targets_rs expected every producible type to have a query twin, so the day the storage-only `Text` joins ENCRYPTION_DOMAINS the generator would have panicked instead of writing the table. The query arms now skip a type without a twin, and the query dispatch's fall-through refuses it as answering no query: eql-bindings gains TargetError::NoQuery and refuse_query (used by the generated fall-through and by the public `query`), stack-encrypt's TargetError gains the matching variant, and the guest maps it (STATUS_ENCODING, pinned in the status table test). Rendering is factored over a row slice so a test can flip `Text` to producible and assert two arms and no query arm. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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…lver did not answer Review of #1095: no test reached record_row's refusal of a non-passthrough node under "eql" (the misplaced case put the leaf under "c", where taking "eql" failed first), and none reached the ResponseShape returns in the Verb::Target arms of shape_record and open_record. A ciphertext leaf under "eql" is now refused by check_record and decrypt_with with nothing retrieved, and the adapters handed fewer target values than the plan has target fields report ResponseShape on both sides. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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…xtEq Review of #1095: the check_record target parsed plans under NoTargets, so every plan with a "target" key stopped at that refusal and the fuzzer never ran the target checks in Plan::new_with or the "eql" node read in record_row, which reads untrusted record bytes. Plans now parse under a fixed resolver with one producible type (TextEq over strings) and nothing that runs; the name alphabet gains "eql" and "TextEq", the tree model a passthrough of bytes, and the documented rule for a target field (present once, one "eql" node, a passthrough of bytes) joins the model. The corpus replays. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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… build without EQL types Review of #1095: the init comment in encrypt/eql said an absent EQL module is reported as ErrGuestNotBuilt, while embeddedGuest fell back to the build without the EQL types, where every encrypt_into call then failed with ErrEncoding at the first use. The code now agrees with the stronger promise: linking encrypt/eql registers that fact whether or not the module was built, and NewClient fails at startup with ErrEQLGuestNotBuilt when it was not, naming the task that builds it. A program without EQL types is unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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… value Review of #1095: the errNoEQL branch in Open and the two field-selection refusals in Query ran in no test, and no Go test opened a changed EQL value. Over the uninitialised guest, Open refuses a target field with no EQL value, with a ciphertext where the value should be, and missing, naming the field before the guest is asked; Query refuses a field the plan does not have and a field that names no EQL type the same way. Over the deterministic eql build, a TextEq value moved to another column does not open, bytes that are not a TextEq (an empty object, non-JSON, a query value) are ErrEncoding, a flipped ciphertext byte fails authentication, and the untouched value still opens. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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… eql build Review of #1095: lowerDeclaration's plaintext-kind check (Age int64 with encrypt_into=TextEq) ran only against the real engine with EQL types, which no test linked; and EQLGoName and eql-codegen's go_name held one rule with nothing comparing them. TestRunAsksTheEmbeddedEngine, the one test that links encrypt/eql, gains the kind-mismatch case ("TextEq seals a string, and int64 is int", nothing written). The Go-name rule is exported as stashgen.EQLGoName and checked against every row of the generated eql.Types table from cmd/stashgen — not from stashgen's own tests, which must not link encrypt/eql or the embedded engine they test changes build. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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…ts type Closes #1082 (CIP-4326). A data plan field with any term output (eq, match, ore, ope) and no "type" is now refused when the plan is built, with Error::Plan, by record::plan, plan_with and Plan::new / new_with alike: an indexed field's terms derive from the one declared kind, and every value is checked against it on the way in and on the way out, so the engine never trusts a binding to have tagged each value the same way. Before this a 34 sent once as a Float64 and once as an Int64 under one "ore" field was accepted both times and stored two terms. That gap was kept open only until the Go side filled the type; the Go SDK (#1094) fills it on every field from the Go kind, so nothing a binding sends today is refused. The type stays optional where no term derives from the field: a field whose only output is "c" or "passthrough", and a target field, whose kind is the EQL type's own (#1095). Declaring a type changes no stored byte (#1093), so no row is re-encrypted. The IndexSpec: Index<Value> dispatch is unchanged: the value still carries its tag, now always checked against a declaration before the term is derived. The "transitional" wording goes from the dynamic module, kind and record docs and from the plan document. Tests: refused at build for every index kind, alone and beside a ciphertext, spelled as a key and as the match object form, by the parser and by hand; a sealed-only and a passthrough field still build, seal and open without a type. Every test that indexed an untyped field now declares the type; the one that fed a float to an untyped equality field now shows there is no such field to feed, since float64 is refused at build and an integer kind refuses the float value. The guest's native tests and plan_check cover the refusal; the check_record fuzz generator emits a "type" entry so indexed plans still parse under fuzzing. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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Skip, not fail, when the EQL guest is not built.
The first half of this test skips on ErrGuestNotBuilt for the plain build. The second half calls encrypt.EmbeddedGuest() and calls t.Fatal on any error. The test binary links encrypt/eql through testusers, so embeddedGuest returns ErrEQLGuestNotBuilt when only wasm:guest:build was run. In that state, every other guest-backed test in the package skips (guestOrSkip, deterministicEQLClient). This one fails go test ./encrypt/....
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Name the correct error for an absent EQL guest.
This README says that NewClient reports ErrGuestNotBuilt when stack_encrypt_guest_eql.wasm is absent. embeddedGuest in languages/golang/encrypt/guest.go returns ErrEQLGuestNotBuilt for that case: eqlguest.Linked() is true and eqlguest.Module() is nil. A caller who checks errors.Is(err, encrypt.ErrGuestNotBuilt) from this README misses the real error. That caller cannot tell the missing EQL build apart from other failures.
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A Rust caller names an EQL type as a type: encrypt_as::<TextEq> runs the plan TextEq's own EncryptFrom describes. A binding has no type to name. Its plan arrives as data and a field of it names the target as a string, "TextEq", so something has to resolve that string to the type and run the same plan. ADR-0007 (amended 2026-10-06) puts that dispatch in eql-codegen and the EQL types in a second guest build; this is the eql side of #1062. eql-codegen gains src/targets.rs, which renders crates/eql-bindings/src/v3/targets.rs beside inventory.rs under the same generate-to-file and byte-parity discipline: a TARGETS table with one row per stored catalog domain (name across languages, family, suffix, the plaintext ValueKind name a plan's "type" key spells, SQL domain, indexes by IndexSpec key, query twin, and producible with the plan's reason when not) and three by-name dispatches whose arms are exactly ENCRYPTION_DOMAINS. Producible is derived from the derive rather than listed twice: an arm runs <T as EncryptFrom<S>>::encryption(), which only exists with the derive, and a test holds target_gap and encryption_gap to one answer. The reasons are the plan's (encoding unspecified outside text; match and OPE derived but no EQL type built; block ORE versus CLLW ORE; the JSON index is new), keyed on catalog facts so a domain added tomorrow gets one. eql-bindings gains the hand-written encryption::targets: the Target descriptor (serde::Serialize, documented as the se_targets wire format), TargetError, Opener, Identifier::from_label, and encrypt / decrypt / query, which refuse an unknown or unproducible name before the label or the value is read and otherwise resolve to the EQL value's JSON bytes through Pending::try_map, so a guest zips a target field into the one ZeroKMS request with the rest of a plan. No new stack-encrypt export was needed: Pending already erases its value type. FfiValue and ValueKind are named from vitaminc-aead-value directly, like PrfValue, so the feature needs nothing from stack-encrypt's own dynamic feature. The generated module is gated to the stack-encrypt feature in the hand-written v3/mod.rs rather than inside the generated file. The encryption test crate proves the dispatch is the typed path: same identifier and equality term as encrypt_as::<TextEq>, each side opens the other's value, query bytes identical to TextEqQuery, both openers, the refusals, and the table against the catalog and the compiled inventory. packages/eql/Cargo.lock also picks up sha2 under stack-auth, which the branch base added without refreshing this lockfile; test:encryption runs --locked and would have failed on the base. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The README's stack-encrypt section gains the by-name path beside the typed one, with the call shape and where the table comes from; the crate doc points a binding author at encryption::targets; the crate CHANGELOG's Unreleased section records the addition. A changeset for @cipherstash/eql goes with it: packages/eql/AGENTS.md asks for one on every releasable change, crate-only included, because the SQL bundle, the crate and the npm package ship in lockstep at one version, and the crate's release notes are assembled from the changesets rather than from the crate CHANGELOG. Minor, since the surface is additive and the SQL and TypeScript are unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
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ADR-0007, amended 2026-10-06: the data grammar gains a target field form,
exclusive with the output verbs, and the guest build that holds the EQL
types returns the finished value. The engine knows no EQL type and cannot
depend on eql-bindings (eql-bindings depends on it), so the lowering
dispatches a target field through a resolver the host installs.
dynamic::TargetResolver is that seam: the EQL types a build holds, as
TargetDescriptor (whose to_value is the se_targets wire entry, keys fixed
here in the crate that owns the data grammar), and encrypt / decrypt /
query, each running the named type's own plan and handing back the
engine's Pending. dynamic::NoTargets is the resolver of a build without
EQL types and refuses every name with "this build holds no EQL types".
dynamic::record reads {"context", "target", "type"?} beside the output
form (plan_with; a field with both or neither is refused), resolves the
name when the plan is built so se_plan_check reports an unknown or
unproducible type, zips the resolver's Pending into the record's so the
record is still one ZeroKMS request (encrypt_with), stores the EQL JSON
under the field's "eql" key (EQL_KEY) as a passthrough byte node, opens it
back through the resolver confined to the scope's keyset (decrypt_with),
and derives a target field's query value (query). The bare plan, encrypt
and decrypt run under NoTargets, so a plan from the build with EQL types
handed to the build without them is refused, never half-sealed.
Two rules the resolver cannot decide are decided here. A target field's
"type", when declared, must be the kind the EQL type is produced from, and
is that kind when undeclared, so every value is checked as any typed
field's is. And an extended plan refuses a target field: an EQL value is
stored under a table and a column, there is no column for a tenant part,
and dropping the extension silently would seal under a label the plan did
not declare. A target field is also keyed under its identity like a sealed
one, so two fields under one label are refused across the two forms.
The "eql" node is a passthrough on the wire and that is safe where a
passthrough under "c" is not: its bytes are not handed back as plaintext.
Opening runs the EQL type's own decryption, which authenticates the
ciphertext inside the JSON under the field's column and refuses a
different stored identifier.
Tests run a resolver shaped like the EQL one over this engine (one leaf
under the label in a JSON envelope) and pin: one generate and one retrieve
for a record mixing sealed and target fields, batches in order, a plan of
targets alone, every refusal before a key is touched, the two forms'
exclusivity, the kind and extension rules, the identity rule across forms,
the stored node's shape, the query path and the field-naming of a
resolver's refusal. The check_record fuzz model gains the target key.
Breaking: dynamic::Error gains Target; dynamic::FieldPlan::outputs may be
empty for a target field.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The rebase onto the Value-only lowering brought tests that call shape_record and open_record directly; both now take the resolver's target values between the field values and the shape, so the tests pass an empty list, which is what a plan without target fields hands them. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The guest gains a second build (ADR-0007, amended 2026-10-06): with the `eql` feature it links eql-bindings by path and installs its by-name dispatch as the engine's TargetResolver (src/targets.rs), so a plan field may name TextEq and se_encrypt_record returns the finished EQL value under the field's "eql" key; se_targets lists the catalog, TextEq producible and every other type with its reason, each entry in TargetDescriptor::to_value's wire form, the keys eql-bindings' own Target spells. Without the feature the guest installs NoTargets: se_targets lists nothing and a plan that names a target is refused at se_plan_check, before any value crosses. Every export that takes a plan parses it against the build's resolver, so the refusal is the same at se_plan_check, se_encrypt_record and se_decrypt_record. se_query is new: a target field's EQL query value for one plaintext (the TextEqQuery operand), the fourth generator-facing question beside se_term. A target refusal maps to STATUS_ENCODING like the other malformed-input classes, save the resolver's own failure. mise gains wasm:guest:build:eql and wasm:guest:build:eql:deterministic, writing to languages/golang/encrypt/eql/wasm (gitignored like the others) under the same import-surface gate — the EQL types add no host import — and wasm:guest:test lints and tests the eql build too. The plan asks for the size to be measured before the SDK settles on one build or two; the build task prints both, and today they are 1,384,877 bytes without the EQL types and 1,444,043 with (+4.3%). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…ypt/eql The runtime half of encrypt_into (ADR-0007, amended 2026-10-06; plan step 9, #1062). stashgen already wrote the generated code for a field tagged encrypt_into=TextEq; nothing ran it. Now gensupport lowers the field to the plan's target form ({"context", "target": "TextEq"}), the guest build with the EQL types runs TextEq's own plan in the record's one request and returns the finished EQL value, and generated code stores it as an eql.TextEq. Fields.Email.Query returns the eql.TextEqQuery through the new se_query export; Cipher.Query is its SDK-side call. encrypt/eql is the Go package the plan asks eql-codegen to write: one Go type per EQL type holding the value as the JSON bytes its column stores (driver.Valuer, sql.Scanner, json.Marshaler), the query types, and a Types table with each type's family, suffix, plaintext kind, indexes, query form and whether the engine produces it today. eql_gen.go is rendered from the same catalog rows as the Rust TARGETS table (eql-codegen go-eql), committed, and held to the catalog by tests/go_eql_parity.rs and mise types:check; the Go name rule is the catalog name, save the JSON family (Json is JSON), which stashgen applies too. The hand-written half embeds the eql guest build and registers it on import through encrypt/internal/eqlguest, which cannot fail; package encrypt reads the registered module first, so a program with EQL types runs the build that has them and one without runs the smaller one. cmd/stashgen links encrypt/eql, since the generator must answer for every type. The record wire gains the target field (Field.Target, "target" in place of "outputs", refused together) and the "eql" stored key (Outputs.EQL); the checker's target decoding and record.Target are left as they are, for the rewrite under way on the Go SDK branch. Hermetic tests over the deterministic eql guest build seal a Contact with a TextEq email through generated code and assert the EQL v3 envelope (v 3, i {users, email}, a ciphertext prefixed stack-encrypt:1:, a 64-hex hm), equal emails sharing hm under fresh ciphertexts, round trips through the cipher and the client, and Fields.Email.Query byte-identical to the TextEqQuery eql-bindings derives for the same plaintext under the same index key (packages/eql/tests/encryption/fixtures/text_eq_query.json, written by the eql encryption test crate) — the cross-language proof that the Go field runs this plan and no other. The build without EQL types is asked the same questions by name and refuses them; the tests that exercise it keep loading it explicitly, so each build keeps its own coverage. The label rule: an EQL value is stored under a table and a column, so a target field's label is exactly <table>/<column>, and a cipher extended with a tenant part refuses a struct with an encrypt_into field (ErrEncoding) rather than dropping the extension. The example keeps its tenant extension and its separate columns for that reason; the README and the plan record the rule as an open question. CI builds the eql guest and its test build, checks their imports and checksums, and hands them to the other platforms with the rest; the Go workflow also runs when eql-bindings or eql-domains change. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The stashgen README says what the engine produces (TextEq), where the generator learns it, and the tenant-extension rule; the encrypt README gains an EQL columns section; the plan's "EQL types" section carries a status line and the open question on extension; AGENTS.md's repository layout names the eql guest build and the generated Go package; the eql-bindings README says where the engine's resolver is implemented and why not here. The CI workflow and the binding test script are updated alongside. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…builds The resolver trait and the no-targets resolver are imported under one feature each, so an intra-doc link to either breaks the other build's rustdoc (wasm:guest:test documents without the eql feature); plain code spans name them instead. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The root workspace's `cargo fmt --all --check` does not reach the EQL workspace at `packages/eql`, whose `test:crates` task runs its own check. Two files added on this branch were not formatted. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The Mutants gate found `label.segments().len() < 2` in FieldPlan::with_target survived being flipped to `>`: a one-segment list is already refused by split_context as no label, so the only observable difference under the flipped operator is that a three-segment label is refused by the constructor, and no test said it must not be. The new test pins the bound from both sides: one segment refused, two accepted, three accepted intact (the first length above the bound) — a longer label is still a label; whether a resolver can store under it is the resolver's rule, and the extension rule is Plan::new_with's. `cargo mutants -p stack-encrypt --re 'FieldPlan::with_target'`: 5 mutants, 4 caught, 1 unviable, none missed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…stack-encrypt has The crates.io gate fired: `cargo publish --dry-run --all-features` builds the packaged eql-bindings against the registry stack-encrypt its manifest names, 0.2.0, and `open_target` called `run_decryption`, which landed after that release (#1069). The rule in Cargo.toml stands: this crate uses only the API the published stack-encrypt carries, until its next release. `decrypt_as` is in 0.2.0 on both ciphers and runs the same DecryptInto plan, so opening a stored EQL value goes through it and maps the plaintext with Pending::map; nothing observable changes, and the encryption test crate's round trips, both openers and the refusals pass as before. The dry run passes again and joins the verification list. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
The stack-encrypt Go guest's eql build links eql-bindings by path, so its lockfile is the third that records the crate the lockstep bump rewrites. The bump's own set is discovered by walking every Cargo.lock for a path entry (sync-lockstep-versions.mjs, cargoLockWorkspaces), so the guest lock was already rewritten; the freshness test pins the walk's result by name, and now names all three. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…s' equivalent mutant The Mutants gate reported two survivors in dynamic/target.rs. The TargetDescriptor Display impl renders the type's name, and no test asserted the text, so `Ok(Default::default())` passed; a test now pins the exact rendering for a producible and an unproducible descriptor, and in a formatted sentence. NoTargets::targets returning `vec![]` is what the function does — the resolver of a build without EQL types holds none, which the existing test asserts and `resolve` turns into TargetError::NoTargets — so that replacement is equivalent and is excluded in .cargo/mutants.toml, anchored on its replacement text so a behaviour-changing mutation in the same function stays covered. `cargo mutants -p stack-encrypt --re 'NoTargets>::targets|TargetDescriptor>::fmt'`: 3 mutants, 2 caught, 1 unviable, none missed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
… table and column Review of #1095: a target field whose label had three or more segments passed se_plan_check and then failed on every value with TargetError::Column from the resolver. A Go struct with context=app/users and email,encrypt_into=TextEq lowers to the label app/users/email; stashgen asks the engine for its rules, so it wrote the code, and Encrypt, Decrypt and Fields.Email.Query all failed afterwards. Plan::new_with now refuses it beside the Extended check, naming the field (TargetError::Column), so the refusal reaches se_plan_check and the generator before any code is written. FieldPlan::with_target keeps its constructor bound of two or more segments, like every field constructor, and the module docs now say where each rule lives. Go's record.Plan.Validate refuses an encrypt_into field whose context has more than one segment or any extension, and stashgen's lowerDeclaration names the field for the same, so the host says it first. Tests: the three-segment plan refused with the field and label named and nothing minted, the same label accepted for a sealed field; Go Validate refusals and the plain-field acceptance; the stashgen command refusing context=app/users by field with nothing written. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…er keyset Review of #1095: the resolver opens a target value through the client, which opens every keyset's values, and the lowering's `confine` is the only thing that holds it to the scope's keyset. No test used a second keyset on a target field, so removing `scoped_to` there would have let one tenant's cipher open another's column with every test green. The new test seals a plan of one target field under acme and opens it under globex: ForeignKeyset before any key is retrieved; acme's own scope still opens it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
Review of #1095: `Opener::Keyset`'s docs promised the refusal and no test proved it; had that arm opened through the client, a keyset caller would have read another tenant's plaintext. Sealed under acme, opened under globex: ForeignKeyset with nothing retrieved; acme and the client open it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
Review of #1095: `String::from_value` copied the plaintext out of the runtime value's `Protected` buffer into a plain `String`, and nothing wiped the copy — in the guest it stayed in freed linear memory until the allocator reused it, for every TextEq value sealed and every query. The copy now lives in `zeroize::Zeroizing` for the one call that reads it (`run_target`, which both the encrypt and the query paths go through), and `Plaintext` carries a `Zeroize` bound so every plaintext a future family names is held to the same rule as `Scalar::Text` in the data plan path. `zeroize` is an optional dependency under the `stack-encrypt` feature; the crates.io dry run still passes. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
Review of #1095: the order of the two `Error::Target` arms in status_for_dynamic decides that a resolver failure is STATUS_INTERNAL and every other target refusal STATUS_ENCODING, and no test covered either. Every refusal variant now asserts STATUS_ENCODING and `TargetError::Other` STATUS_INTERNAL, so swapping or dropping an arm fails here. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…y arm Review of #1095: render_targets_rs expected every producible type to have a query twin, so the day the storage-only `Text` joins ENCRYPTION_DOMAINS the generator would have panicked instead of writing the table. The query arms now skip a type without a twin, and the query dispatch's fall-through refuses it as answering no query: eql-bindings gains TargetError::NoQuery and refuse_query (used by the generated fall-through and by the public `query`), stack-encrypt's TargetError gains the matching variant, and the guest maps it (STATUS_ENCODING, pinned in the status table test). Rendering is factored over a row slice so a test can flip `Text` to producible and assert two arms and no query arm. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…lver did not answer Review of #1095: no test reached record_row's refusal of a non-passthrough node under "eql" (the misplaced case put the leaf under "c", where taking "eql" failed first), and none reached the ResponseShape returns in the Verb::Target arms of shape_record and open_record. A ciphertext leaf under "eql" is now refused by check_record and decrypt_with with nothing retrieved, and the adapters handed fewer target values than the plan has target fields report ResponseShape on both sides. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…xtEq Review of #1095: the check_record target parsed plans under NoTargets, so every plan with a "target" key stopped at that refusal and the fuzzer never ran the target checks in Plan::new_with or the "eql" node read in record_row, which reads untrusted record bytes. Plans now parse under a fixed resolver with one producible type (TextEq over strings) and nothing that runs; the name alphabet gains "eql" and "TextEq", the tree model a passthrough of bytes, and the documented rule for a target field (present once, one "eql" node, a passthrough of bytes) joins the model. The corpus replays. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
… build without EQL types Review of #1095: the init comment in encrypt/eql said an absent EQL module is reported as ErrGuestNotBuilt, while embeddedGuest fell back to the build without the EQL types, where every encrypt_into call then failed with ErrEncoding at the first use. The code now agrees with the stronger promise: linking encrypt/eql registers that fact whether or not the module was built, and NewClient fails at startup with ErrEQLGuestNotBuilt when it was not, naming the task that builds it. A program without EQL types is unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
… value Review of #1095: the errNoEQL branch in Open and the two field-selection refusals in Query ran in no test, and no Go test opened a changed EQL value. Over the uninitialised guest, Open refuses a target field with no EQL value, with a ciphertext where the value should be, and missing, naming the field before the guest is asked; Query refuses a field the plan does not have and a field that names no EQL type the same way. Over the deterministic eql build, a TextEq value moved to another column does not open, bytes that are not a TextEq (an empty object, non-JSON, a query value) are ErrEncoding, a flipped ciphertext byte fails authentication, and the untouched value still opens. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
… eql build Review of #1095: lowerDeclaration's plaintext-kind check (Age int64 with encrypt_into=TextEq) ran only against the real engine with EQL types, which no test linked; and EQLGoName and eql-codegen's go_name held one rule with nothing comparing them. TestRunAsksTheEmbeddedEngine, the one test that links encrypt/eql, gains the kind-mismatch case ("TextEq seals a string, and int64 is int", nothing written). The Go-name rule is exported as stashgen.EQLGoName and checked against every row of the generated eql.Types table from cmd/stashgen — not from stashgen's own tests, which must not link encrypt/eql or the embedded engine they test changes build. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
#1094 renamed record.UInt64 to Uint64 and rewrote the generated Encrypt/Decrypt comments to state the 500-value batch size; this regenerates testusers.Contact and updates eql_test.go to match. #1094 also moved the stashgen quick start to index= columns, because that build refuses encrypt_into. This build produces TextEq, so the quick start goes back to encrypt_into=TextEq with Fields.Email.Query, and step 6 says what an eql.TextEq column binds as. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V3WFXwax4J3uecpFEJ6yHc
…ries The package doc said database/sql, pgx, sqlx and GORM take an EQL type as the column value. No test runs those libraries yet, so it names only the interfaces, as the encrypt README does.
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Summary
Go applications can now encrypt a field into a database-ready EQL value and generate a matching query value for equality searches. EQL (Encrypt Query Language) is CipherStash's SQL library for storing and searching encrypted data in PostgreSQL. This PR connects the Go API to the Rust encryption engine so the engine returns the finished EQL value;
TextEq, which supports text equality searches, is the only supported encryption target today.With the generated API,
users.Encryptproduces aneql.TextEqvalue for storage, andusers.Fields.Email.Queryproduces aneql.TextEqQueryvalue for searches.Changes
encrypt_intofield tags, generated EQL value and query types, database conversion support (driver.Valuerandsql.Scanner), and generated field query helpers. The generator rejects unsupported targets with the engine's reason.encrypt/eql, alongside the existing plain build. Adds target discovery and query generation to the runtime interface.Verification
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cargo fmt --all --check;cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings;mise x --env test -- cargo nextest run --workspace --all-features(996 passed);mise run doc;mise run wasm:wasi-check;mise run wasm:guest:test; all guest builds; andfuzz:check-record/fuzz:plan-buildcorpus replays.scripts/go-binding-test.sh languages/golang;golangci-lint run ./...; andgo generate ./... && git diff --exit-code.packages/eql,mise run test:crates,test:encryption,codegen:parity,types:check, andcheck:encryption:wasi.test:encryption:postgres(requires a database) and the live Go example.Related
Review notes
cipher.Extend(tenant)cannot also useencrypt_intofields. Supporting tenant context in EQL column identifiers remains an open design question; the tenant example keeps separate columns.stack-encrypt0.2.0 for publication checks, which does not yet define the newTargetResolvertrait.Plan::fields().encrypt_into::<TextEq, _>needs a builder API change to validate column identifiers. This PR provides the name-based path needed by Go.Summary by CodeRabbit
TextEqfields, including encryption, storage, decryption, and query generation.