feat(eval): add host CPU model and ranking env provenance - #242
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe evaluation code now records ranking environment keys and host CPU model data. Public helpers parse CPU information with ChangesBenchmark provenance
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is mergeable with owner follow-up: one test is overly restrictive and may fail on valid Linux hosts whose CPU model is neither AMD, Intel, nor Ryzen, even though the recorded provenance value is valid. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@eval/src/lanes.rs`:
- Line 1338: Remove the x86-specific CPU model assertion in the CPU information
validation near the cpu.contains check, while retaining the existing nonempty,
"unknown", and consistency validations.
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| // Gracefully accept "unknown" on non-Linux, but on Linux check substring. | ||
| if cpu != "unknown" { | ||
| assert!( | ||
| cpu.contains("AMD") || cpu.contains("Intel") || cpu.contains("Ryzen"), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the x86-specific CPU-model assertion.
Line 1338 fails on a Linux host whose valid model name does not contain "AMD", "Intel", or "Ryzen". The documented contract accepts any nonempty model string or "unknown". The nonempty and consistency checks already verify that contract.
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- if cpu != "unknown" {
- assert!(
- cpu.contains("AMD") || cpu.contains("Intel") || cpu.contains("Ryzen"),
- "host CPU model should look like a real CPU string, got: {cpu}"
- );
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In `@eval/src/lanes.rs` at line 1338, Remove the x86-specific CPU model assertion
in the CPU information validation near the cpu.contains check, while retaining
the existing nonempty, "unknown", and consistency validations.
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<file name="eval/src/lanes.rs">
<violation number="1" location="eval/src/lanes.rs:92">
P2: On non-Linux targets that expose a `/proc/cpuinfo` file, this parses the file instead of returning the documented `unknown` fallback. Gate the read on `target_os = "linux"` and return `unknown` otherwise.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="eval/src/lanes.rs:1231">
P2: The new test restores the three VERA_RANKING_* env vars only in a manual final loop. If an intermediate `unwrap()`/`resolve` panics, the env vars stay mutated for the rest of the process, risking nondeterministic failures in other tests. Restore in a `Drop` guard (as the existing `RevisionEnvGuard` does) so restoration is panic-safe.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="eval/src/lanes.rs:1336">
P2: This test fails on valid Linux hosts whose CPU model is neither AMD nor Intel, such as ARM or RISC-V models. Assert only the parser contract (`non-empty` and not `<unset>`), or use a vendor-neutral fixture.</violation>
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| /// non-Linux or when the file is unavailable an opaque placeholder is | ||
| /// returned without panicking. No new dependency is introduced. | ||
| pub fn host_cpu_model() -> String { | ||
| host_cpu_model_from_path(Path::new("/proc/cpuinfo")) |
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P2: On non-Linux targets that expose a /proc/cpuinfo file, this parses the file instead of returning the documented unknown fallback. Gate the read on target_os = "linux" and return unknown otherwise.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At eval/src/lanes.rs, line 92:
<comment>On non-Linux targets that expose a `/proc/cpuinfo` file, this parses the file instead of returning the documented `unknown` fallback. Gate the read on `target_os = "linux"` and return `unknown` otherwise.</comment>
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@@ -43,8 +43,55 @@ const PROVENANCE_ENV_KEYS: &[&str] = &[
+/// non-Linux or when the file is unavailable an opaque placeholder is
+/// returned without panicking. No new dependency is introduced.
+pub fn host_cpu_model() -> String {
+ host_cpu_model_from_path(Path::new("/proc/cpuinfo"))
+}
+
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| host_cpu_model_from_path(Path::new("/proc/cpuinfo")) | |
| if cfg!(target_os = "linux") { host_cpu_model_from_path(Path::new("/proc/cpuinfo")) } else { "unknown".to_string() } |
| if cpu != "unknown" { | ||
| assert!( | ||
| cpu.contains("AMD") || cpu.contains("Intel") || cpu.contains("Ryzen"), | ||
| "host CPU model should look like a real CPU string, got: {cpu}" | ||
| ); |
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P2: This test fails on valid Linux hosts whose CPU model is neither AMD nor Intel, such as ARM or RISC-V models. Assert only the parser contract (non-empty and not <unset>), or use a vendor-neutral fixture.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At eval/src/lanes.rs, line 1336:
<comment>This test fails on valid Linux hosts whose CPU model is neither AMD nor Intel, such as ARM or RISC-V models. Assert only the parser contract (`non-empty` and not `<unset>`), or use a vendor-neutral fixture.</comment>
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@@ -1111,4 +1162,189 @@ mod tests {
+ assert_ne!(cpu, "<unset>");
+ // On this host it should match the real CPU model.
+ // Gracefully accept "unknown" on non-Linux, but on Linux check substring.
+ if cpu != "unknown" {
+ assert!(
+ cpu.contains("AMD") || cpu.contains("Intel") || cpu.contains("Ryzen"),
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| if cpu != "unknown" { | |
| assert!( | |
| cpu.contains("AMD") || cpu.contains("Intel") || cpu.contains("Ryzen"), | |
| "host CPU model should look like a real CPU string, got: {cpu}" | |
| ); | |
| if cpu != "unknown" { | |
| assert!(!cpu.is_empty()); | |
| } |
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| // Case 1: when set to 0, the environment block records "0". | ||
| for k in keys { | ||
| unsafe { std::env::set_var(k, "0") }; |
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P2: The new test restores the three VERA_RANKING_* env vars only in a manual final loop. If an intermediate unwrap()/resolve panics, the env vars stay mutated for the rest of the process, risking nondeterministic failures in other tests. Restore in a Drop guard (as the existing RevisionEnvGuard does) so restoration is panic-safe.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At eval/src/lanes.rs, line 1231:
<comment>The new test restores the three VERA_RANKING_* env vars only in a manual final loop. If an intermediate `unwrap()`/`resolve` panics, the env vars stay mutated for the rest of the process, risking nondeterministic failures in other tests. Restore in a `Drop` guard (as the existing `RevisionEnvGuard` does) so restoration is panic-safe.</comment>
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@@ -1111,4 +1162,189 @@ mod tests {
+
+ // Case 1: when set to 0, the environment block records "0".
+ for k in keys {
+ unsafe { std::env::set_var(k, "0") };
+ }
+ let lane = resolve(preset("vera-potion").unwrap()).unwrap();
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Adds host CPU model to eval harness provenance and records VERA_RANKING_* override state.
/proc/cpuinfomodel namevia std::fs (no new dependency) with graceful fallback tounknownon non-Linux/missing filehost.cpu_modelinversion_info.environment(andVersionInfo.host_cpu_modeltop-level) so hardware changes (2026-08-28 7600X3D->9800X3D) are detectable from artifactsPROVENANCE_ENV_KEYSwithVERA_RANKING_FILENAME_STEM_BOOST,VERA_RANKING_DEFINITION_BOOST,VERA_RANKING_RECALL_POOL_EXPANSIONfollowing existing env-key-value pattern (0when set,<unset>otherwise)TDD: 6 new tests in eval/src/lanes.rs (fixture parsing, fallback placeholder, env block effective values, pattern conformance, additive parsing, host field presence)
Fulfills: VAL-PROV-001..004
Gates: cargo test -p vera-eval 79 passed, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings clean, cargo fmt --check clean
Summary by cubic
Adds host CPU model and
VERA_RANKING_*override state to eval provenance so hardware and ranking changes are detectable from artifacts./proc/cpuinfowith anunknownfallback on non-Linux or missing file.VERA_RANKING_*env vars (0when set,<unset>otherwise).Written for commit 824f2d7. Summary will update on new commits.
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