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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

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The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
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fix(image): copy tooling/sql into the build stage - #5

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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
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fix(image): copy tooling/sql into the build stage - #5

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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
sajonaro merged commit 7908ccc into mainAug 24, 2026
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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
sajonaro merged commit 7908ccc into mainAug 24, 2026
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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
sajonaro merged commit 7908ccc into mainAug 24, 2026
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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

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The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(image): copy tooling/sql into the build stage#5
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The failure

The publish run stopped in stage 1:

File "tooling/cli/dune", line 34, characters 61-69:
34 | (libraries writ_data writ_syntax writ_runtime writ_loadpath writ_sql))
^^^^^^^^
Error: Library "writ_sql" not found.
-> required by library "writ_cli" in _build/default/tooling/cli

Why

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs, one COPY per library — deliberately, since that list is the check that writ and writ-mcp are a small closed set. writ_cli gained a dependency on writ_sql; the list did not gain tooling/sql.

It builds everywhere else because everywhere else has the whole tree. Only the image sees the subset, and nothing builds the image on push — image.yml fires on a v* tag or by hand — so the drift stayed invisible until publish.

The change

One COPY, plus a note in the comment block above the list recording this failure mode, since the list reads like documentation and is load-bearing.

Verification

Local docker build, changed layer uncached:

  • stage 1 compiled writ.exe and writ_mcp.exe
  • the in-Dockerfile smoke checks passed: writ checkstates: 2, writ derive(3 rows), writ-mcp initialize → protocolVersion
  • docker run --rm <image> --versionwrit 0.1.0
  • writ sql — the verb the missing library backs — runs in the finished image

Checked the rest of the closure against the dune files: writ.exe needs writ_data, writ_syntax, writ_runtime, writ_loadpath, writ_sql; writ_mcp.exe adds writ_json and writ_mcp. tooling/sql was the only gap.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The Dockerfile enumerates the source directories the build stage needs,
one COPY per library, and that list is the check that the two shipped
binaries are a small closed set. `writ_cli` gained a dependency on
`writ_sql` and the list did not gain `tooling/sql`, so the image build
stopped at "Library "writ_sql" not found" while every other build — which
sees the whole tree — kept passing.
Nothing builds the image on push (image.yml fires on a v* tag or by
hand), so the drift was invisible until publish. The comment above the
list now says so, because the list is load-bearing and reads like
documentation.
Verified by a local `docker build`: both executables compile, the
in-Dockerfile smoke checks pass, and `writ sql` — the verb the missing
library backs — runs in the finished image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@sajonaro
sajonaro merged commit 7908ccc into mainAug 24, 2026
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