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feat(assurance): compare only declared measurements, each with a plain explanation - #498
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…n explanation The report compared every metric two releases shared. On the public page that put seven statistics of one 30 ms scan under names like cold_ci95_upper_ms, and showed v0.28.1 as 70% slower than v0.28.0. The two released binaries measure the same (26 to 27 ms) side by side on one machine: the difference was the CI runner. A check now declares the metrics worth comparing under `measurements` in the catalog, each with a label, a plain-language description the page shows beside the number, and a direction. The declared direction replaces the guess from the metric name's suffix. A measurement that did not move is still listed, so the table has the same rows every release. Declared: end-to-end tests run, file readers stress-tested, SBOM files checked by official tools, files in the release, and memory used by a small scan. Scan timings are not declared until the timed workload is long enough to rise above runner noise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAssurance catalogs can declare metrics for release-to-release comparisons. Trend generation uses those declarations and report values, then Markdown rendering displays metrics with nonzero deltas. ChangesRelease Assurance Metrics
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BuildReport->>buildTrends: Pass catalog, previous report, and current report
buildTrends->>MetricTrend: Emit declared metric values and catalog metadata
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- Line 177: Update the trend formatting in the Markdown rendering path to show
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…o shows its size Two gaps in the markdown comparison, both from keeping unchanged measurements in the report: - When no status changed and no measurement moved, the heading was written with nothing under it. - A measurement rising from zero printed (+0.0%), because a percentage of zero is left unset. It now prints the absolute change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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The "Compared with the previous release" section of the public report listed every metric two releases shared, under raw names (
cold_ci95_upper_ms,warm_mean_ms,assets_missing). Readers could not tell what the numbers were for, and the numbers themselves misled: v0.28.1 was shown as about 70% slower than v0.28.0 on all seven timing statistics.That slowdown is not real. The two released
bomly-litebinaries, run side by side on one machine against the same input, both take 26 to 27 ms. The timed scan is about 30 ms long, and the difference between two CI machines is larger than that.What changes
measurementsin the catalog:metric, a plain-languagelabelanddescription, and a direction (lower,higher,neutral). The catalog validates them.trends.metricsin the report lists only declared measurements and carries theirlabelanddescription(two optional fields, so the report staysbomly.assurance-report/v1).Declared measurements: end-to-end tests run, file readers stress-tested, SBOM files checked by official tools, files in the release, memory used by a small scan.
Scan timings are deliberately not declared. They stay in the check's own results. Comparing them needs a workload long enough to rise above runner noise first;
dev-docs/RELEASE_ASSURANCE.mdrecords this.Companion change
bomly-dev/bomly-landing-page shows the description beside each label and hides rows that have none. Either can merge first: the page ignores unexplained rows, and older pages ignore the new fields.
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make testandmake lintpass locally. Goldens refreshed withgo test ./internal/assurance/ -update; only themixed-failurepair changed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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