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payroll_draft_lines had no production writer at all — its only writer was a hand-run SQL script. So every payroll run production code created had an empty roster, and once the close preflight required roster_total > 0 (#833), could never close. PayRun, the last step of the product order, was not runnable by the application.

roster::materialise_roster_in_tx is a port of that script, called from stage_draft_run_inner so a run and its roster are created in one transaction. Deriving a second mapping is how the two drift — the failure a previous bead was killed for.

Four deliberate differences

  1. Scope is the declared pay period, by equality. The script used source_filename LIKE '2026/5월/%' — one operator's folder layout. Migration 0224's pay_period_* replaces it. Equality, not overlap: an import declared for May is material for the May run, not for one that straddles May.
  2. No leave_remaining admission disjunct. The script admitted employees with leave and no imported rows — lines that carry no evidence and can only block the close they're counted toward.
  3. No reconciliation DELETE. 0222 revoked DELETE from console_rt and asserts it, so a delete raises 42501 at plan time and would kill every payroll.create_run.
  4. The employee-driven grouping is kept. Review advised deleting it; that's wrong, and the review's own residual-risk note says why — data_import_rows.source_key is filename:…|sheet:…|row:…, so grouping on it yields one line per spreadsheet row. A test pins it: two rows for one person make one line.

Called from all three success paths, never gated on created

A run whose header exists but whose roster was never written — a previous attempt dying between the two — would otherwise never acquire one, and be unclosable forever with no repair. A draft with no declared period writes nothing: no scope, and guessing one is the fabricated provenance 0224 removes.

An empty roster is not an error. The drain leaves a failed event PENDING without incrementing attempt_count, so Err would be an unbounded hot retry. close_preflight already refuses legibly with 명세 대상 없음(로스터 0명).

Mutation-proven

mutation result
equality → overlap different-period test FAILS
drop run.status = 'APPLIED' unapplied test FAILS
drop row_status <> 'ERROR' same test FAILS
non-blank → key presence (all four flags) blank-cells test FAILS
admit everyone 4 of 7 FAIL
restored 7 passed

The fixture satisfies 0166's writer guard rather than routing around it — console_leave_definer, an armed app.current_org, and a same-transaction data_import.apply audit row — and asserts the run actually reached APPLIED, because without the org GUC the transition matched zero rows and succeeded silently.

Unproven after this lands

attendance_event_count still has no writer, so 근태 원천 확보 is attested from payroll-workbook columns alone. The pay period is attributed and frozen but never verified against the rows it scopes. And one near-miss is weaker than I wanted: employees.leave_remaining can't be set from a test (42501 leave_write.command_required), so the no-material case is proven without the leave balance the deleted disjunct keyed on.

The script is not retired here. G008's three text pins remain the only mechanical proof of the APPLIED / non-ERROR filters; retiring it without moving them would leave that gate green over a file nothing runs.

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`payroll_draft_lines` had no production writer at all. Its only writer was
`scripts/stage_coss_group_payroll_readiness.sql`, a hand-run operational
script — so every payroll run production code created had an empty roster,
and once the close preflight learned to require `roster_total > 0` (#833),
could never close. PayRun, the last step of the product order, was not
runnable by the application.

`roster::materialise_roster_in_tx` is a PORT of that script, called from
`stage_draft_run_inner` so a run and its roster are created in one
transaction. Deriving a second mapping alongside the script is how the two
drift; that is the failure a previous bead was killed for. Four deliberate
differences, each with a reason recorded at the call site:

1. SCOPE IS THE DECLARED PAY PERIOD, BY EQUALITY. The script scoped with
   `source_filename LIKE '2026/5월/%'` -- one operator's folder layout, and
   the only thing keeping the wrong month out of a roster. Migration 0224's
   `pay_period_*` replaces it. Equality, not overlap: an import declared for
   May is material for the May run, not for a run that straddles May.
2. NO `leave_remaining` ADMISSION DISJUNCT. The script admitted an employee
   with leave and no imported rows. Such a line carries no evidence, so it
   can only ever block the close it is counted toward.
3. NO RECONCILIATION DELETE. 0222 revoked DELETE on payroll_draft_lines from
   `console_rt` and asserts the revocation, so a delete raises 42501 at PLAN
   time and would kill every `payroll.create_run`, not just the re-stage.
   Retraction is a separate design.
4. THE EMPLOYEE-DRIVEN GROUPING IS KEPT. Review advised deleting it; that is
   wrong and the review's own residual-risk note says why.
   `data_import_rows.source_key` is `filename:…|sheet:…|row:…`, so grouping
   on it yields one line per SPREADSHEET ROW. The person key is
   `canonical_row->>'source_key'` joined to `employees.source_key`. A test
   pins it: two rows for one person make one line.

CALLED FROM ALL THREE SUCCESS PATHS, never gated on `created`. A run whose
header exists but whose roster was never written -- a previous attempt dying
between the two -- would otherwise never acquire one, and is unclosable
forever with no repair. A draft with no declared period writes nothing:
there is no scope, and guessing one is the fabricated provenance 0224
removes.

AN EMPTY ROSTER IS NOT AN ERROR. The drain leaves a failed event PENDING
without incrementing `attempt_count`, so returning Err would be an unbounded
hot retry. `close_preflight` already refuses an empty roster legibly with
`명세 대상 없음(로스터 0명)`, which is where an operator should meet it.

Seven tests against real PostgreSQL, each a NEAR-MISS with an exact count.
The fixture SATISFIES 0166's writer guard rather than routing around it --
`console_leave_definer`, an armed `app.current_org`, and a same-transaction
`data_import.apply` audit row -- and asserts the run actually reached
APPLIED, because without the org GUC the transition matched zero rows and
succeeded SILENTLY.

Mutation-proven, every property:

  equality -> overlap             -> the different-period test FAILS
  drop `run.status = 'APPLIED'`   -> the unapplied test FAILS
  drop `row_status <> 'ERROR'`    -> the same test FAILS
  non-blank -> key presence (all
    four flags)                   -> the blank-cells test FAILS
  admit everyone                  -> 4 of 7 FAIL
  restored                        -> 7 passed

UNPROVEN AFTER THIS LANDS, and worth naming: `attendance_event_count` still
has no writer, so 근태 원천 확보 is attested from payroll-workbook columns
alone. The pay period is attributed and frozen but never verified against
the rows it scopes. And one near-miss is weaker than I wanted:
`employees.leave_remaining` cannot be set from a test (42501
`leave_write.command_required`), so the no-material case is proven without
the leave balance that the deleted disjunct keyed on.

The script is NOT retired here. G008's three text pins are still the only
mechanical proof of the APPLIED / non-ERROR filters; retiring the script
without moving them would leave that gate green over a file nothing runs.

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Executive Overview

PR #846 delivers a critical fix to the payroll subsystem by providing a robust, production-grade writer for payroll_draft_lines (roster::materialise_roster_in_tx), directly invoked during stage_draft_run_inner. Previously, payroll_draft_lines was only populated via manual operational SQL scripts, causing all application-staged pay runs to have an empty roster and permanently fail close_preflight (roster_total > 0).

The implementation is an exact, disciplined port of scripts/stage_coss_group_payroll_readiness.sql with four well-justified adjustments: pay period equality matching, removal of the unproven leave_remaining admission disjunct, omission of DELETE statements (aligning with migration 0222's permission revocation), and preservation of employee-level canonical grouping.

16-Lens Canonical Reasoning Evaluation

# Lens Assessment Status
1 Cartesian Doubt Directly resolves the root issue: missing production writer preventing pay runs from closing. PASS
2 Essentialism / YAGNI Single set-based SQL transaction; no unnecessary abstractions or intermediate allocations. PASS
3 Chesterton's Fence Explicitly documents the historical rationale for all 4 deviations from the legacy staging script. PASS
4 Contrarian / 10x Executes derivation entirely within PostgreSQL in-transaction, avoiding high-latency ETL memory roundtrips. PASS
5 Socratic Edge cases (undated drafts, duplicate row mappings, unparseable strings) are rigorously guarded and verified. PASS
6 Pragmatism Unblocks end-to-end PayRun workflows without violating database security definer constraints. PASS
7 Red Team Parameterized SQL ($1..$4) prevents injection; multi-tenant isolation (org_id) enforced across all joins and inserts. PASS
8 Systems Thinking Integrated into all success paths of stage_draft_run_inner; seamlessly feeds downstream close_preflight. PASS
9 Operability / Day-2 Empty rosters fail gracefully at preflight rather than triggering unbounded hot retries in workflow drains. PASS
10 Opportunity Cost Eliminates dangerous dependency on manual out-of-band SQL executions. PASS
11 Blast-Radius / Cell Fully isolated to the target org_id and run_id within the caller's transaction. PASS
12 Constant-Work Regex-guarded numeric parsing (~ '^-?[0-9]+([.]?[0-9]+)?$') prevents casting panics on dirty spreadsheet data. PASS
13 Shared-Nothing Idempotent upsert via ON CONFLICT (org_id, run_id, employee_source_key) DO UPDATE. PASS
14 FinOps / Unit-Cost Set-based database execution with zero unnecessary server-side memory bloat. PASS
15 Telemetry-First Returns affected row counts; traces propagate seamlessly through SQLx context. PASS
16 Zero-Trust Admitted data strictly restricted to run.status = 'APPLIED' and row_status <> 'ERROR'; enforces default legal gate blockers. PASS

Critical Risks & Findings

  • Zero Blocking Issues Found: The PR includes comprehensive mutation-proven integration tests (roster_materialisation.rs) covering status filters, period boundaries, blank cell handling, deduplication, and idempotency.
  • All CI mappings (postgres-cargo-map.json, gen_first_party.py, executed-tests-baseline.json) and Buck build rules are properly updated.

Findings not addressable in the diff

  • backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/src/roster.rs:91 [RIGHT] -- diff unavailable or unparseable: Excellent defensive regex guard (~ '^-?[0-9]+([.]?[0-9]+)?$') before casting raw JSON text fields to numeric. This prevents malformed user workbook entries from aborting the entire staging transaction with PostgreSQL invalid input syntax for type numeric errors.
  • backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/src/roster.rs:154 [RIGHT] -- diff unavailable or unparseable: Maintaining explicit default gate blockers ('REQUIRED_NOT_SUPPLIED', 'BLOCKED_LEGAL_GATE', and statutory blocker descriptions) upholds defense-in-depth, guaranteeing newly materialized lines cannot bypass NTS and HR validation.
  • backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/src/pay_run.rs:235 [RIGHT] -- diff unavailable or unparseable: Invoking materialise_roster_for across all three exit branches in stage_draft_run_inner (including the idempotent created = false replay) correctly heals partially staged runs where the draft header was inserted but the roster materialisation was previously interrupted.

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❌ Blocked — 6 finding(s) across 68 gates; 5 gate(s) produced no measurement.

  • modularization — failed: Modularization & depth findings (1 violations): backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/tests/roster_materialisation.rs: Directory depth 6 exceeds maximum allowed limit of 5 for category 'production_code'. Flatten module structure.
    • fix: split into submodules; ceiling is 300 effective lines
  • slo — not measured: no Prometheus or OpenTelemetry endpoint is configured, so error budget consumption over any window was never queried
    • note: this gate is aspirational fidelity and does not fully measure what its name implies
  • cluster-audit — not measured: no Kubernetes API or ArgoCD cluster access is configured, so no live state was read back and no comparison against Git was performed
    • note: this gate is aspirational fidelity and does not fully measure what its name implies
  • ci-wallclock — not measured: no GitHub Actions workflow-run timing API access is configured, so neither this PR's CI duration nor its billable compute was read
    • note: this gate is aspirational fidelity and does not fully measure what its name implies
  • remote-cache — not measured: no sccache or Buck2 CAS statistics endpoint is configured, so no cache hit rate was read and no lockfile was hashed
    • note: this gate is aspirational fidelity and does not fully measure what its name implies
  • shadow-traffic — not measured: no traffic mirror and no replay target are configured, so no production requests were sampled and no responses were compared
    • note: this gate is aspirational fidelity and does not fully measure what its name implies

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FAIL size @ ebe8d77

  • backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/tests/roster_materialisation.rs is 386. Bar 100–300. Split the fixtures.

Checked: roster.rs 224 (in range), pay_run.rs +33 on inherited 945 (not this PR's split), one owner (payroll adapter), port of the existing script not a third mapping, tests wired into BUCK + postgres-cargo-map so they execute, no leftover oya- names, no new required check.

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Keep the integration crate root and move fixtures into a #[path] module so no file is over 300. Not a second tests/*.rs crate. Writer behavior unchanged.
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Executive Overview

This incremental review evaluates the delta commits from ebe8d77e to 70fc4942 on PR #846 (feat(payroll): give payroll_draft_lines a production writer).

The delta consists of a clean refactoring of integration test fixtures: extracting database seeding logic, test fixture definitions (Fixture), and transaction helpers into a dedicated submodule tests/roster_materialisation/seed.rs, while updating the BUCK test rule console-payroll-adapter-postgres-itest-roster_materialisation to map the new source file.

16-Lens Canonical Reasoning Framework Evaluation

Lens Evaluation Status
1. Cartesian Doubt Solves the code organization challenge without modifying test assertions or underlying production behavior. PASS
2. Essentialism / YAGNI Minimalist extraction of shared fixture logic without unnecessary abstractions or helper layers. PASS
3. Chesterton's Fence Preserves all complex security & guard scaffolding (migration 0166 writer guards, RLS app.current_org armed state, console_leave_definer role switching, and audit trails). PASS
4. Contrarian / Outside-the-box Subdirectory module approach cleanly avoids Cargo's test auto-discovery while remaining fully hermetic in BUCK. PASS
5. Socratic Interface boundary between roster_materialisation.rs and seed.rs is clean and explicit (pub(crate) items). PASS
6. Pragmatism Substantially improves test readability by isolating hundred-line seed boilerplate from core mutation test assertions. PASS
7. Red Team Test queries remain strictly parameterized ($1, $2, etc.); no SQL injection or credential leakage vectors. PASS
8. Systems Thinking BUCK mapped_srcs properly synchronized with filesystem structure, avoiding broken hermetic builds in CI. PASS
9. Operability / Day-2 Test failure diagnostics and assertion panics remain intact with precise error context. PASS
10. Opportunity Cost Zero technical debt introduced; simplifies maintenance of future roster materialization tests. PASS
11. Blast Radius Zero production blast radius (strictly scoped to adapter-postgres integration tests). PASS
12. Constant-work / Anti-fragility Test execution time and resource allocation are unaffected. PASS
13. Shared-nothing / Consistency Per-fixture isolated transactions and UUID generation preserve test isolation across concurrent test runners. PASS
14. FinOps / Unit-cost No impact on compute or cloud infrastructure footprints. PASS
15. Telemetry-first Synthetic OpenTelemetry trace ID / span ID formatting in seed audit events remains well-formed. PASS
16. Zero-trust / Defense-in-depth Validates that test suites exercise real RLS and security guards rather than bypassing database permissions. PASS

Critical Risks & Findings

  • Zero Blocking Issues: The delta is purely structural refactoring within test files and build configuration.
  • Build & CI Alignment: BUCK target console-payroll-adapter-postgres-itest-roster_materialisation correctly includes tests/roster_materialisation/seed.rs in mapped_srcs.

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PASS @ 70fc494

Size: roster_materialisation.rs 214, seed.rs 188, roster.rs 224 (writer untouched). pay_run.rs +33 on inherited 945 (not this PR's split).
Fit existing crate: writer + tests + BUCK/map/baseline wiring. seed.rs is a #[path] module of the same test crate, not a second binary.
One capability: payroll adapter-postgres. Port of the existing script, not a third mapping.
No leftover oya- names. No new required check. postgres-cargo-map recorded the shard.
Hold APPROVE.

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Incremental Review Delta: Commit 70fc494150f323 (PR #846)

This incremental update updates backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/BUCK to include the shared test fixture tests/roster_materialisation/seed.rs within mapped_srcs for three integration test targets:

  1. console-payroll-adapter-postgres-itest-pay_run_port_as_runtime_role
  2. console-payroll-adapter-postgres-itest-payroll_lifecycle_rls_as_runtime_role
  3. console-payroll-adapter-postgres-itest-payroll_rls_surfaces_as_runtime_role

This change ensures hermetic test sandboxing under Buck2 for all integration test suites verifying the new roster::materialise_roster_in_tx pipeline and RLS constraints under the restricted console_rt role.


16-Lens Adversarial Review Rubric

# Lens Assessment
1 Cartesian Doubt Passed. The delta directly resolves missing source dependencies in Buck2 sandbox compilation for integration tests asserting draft line materialisation.
2 Essentialism / YAGNI Passed. Strictly bounded to 3 lines across the relevant integration test targets; zero unnecessary build flags or abstractions.
3 Chesterton's Fence Passed. mapped_srcs explicitly isolates crate sources in Buck hermetic environments; adding seed.rs allows shared fixture reuse across integration tests without duplicating seed code.
4 Contrarian / 10x Passed. Standard, idiomatic Buck build configuration for shared integration test utilities.
5 Socratic Passed. All three test suites (pay_run_port, payroll_lifecycle_rls, payroll_rls_surfaces) execute assertions against draft run creation and require identical import seed helpers.
6 Pragmatism Passed. High reusability and clean test architecture. Eliminates redundant test code while maintaining sandboxed isolation.
7 Red Team Passed. Build configuration change only. No security vectors, credential leaks, or untrusted input risks.
8 Systems Thinking Passed. Ensures CI builds and tests accurately execute under console_rt runtime permissions with active RLS and org GUCs.
9 Operability / Day-2 Passed. Validates the production writer against RLS boundaries at test time, preventing 42501 permission errors in production.
10 Opportunity Cost Passed. Minimal diff with zero long-term maintenance overhead.
11 Blast-Radius / Cell Passed. Bounded strictly to adapter test targets; no runtime production code modified in this delta.
12 Constant-Work Passed. Deterministic hermetic test execution with bounded build graphs.
13 Shared-Nothing Passed. Test suites run in isolated ephemeral test databases without inter-test shared state.
14 FinOps / Unit-Cost Passed. Zero compute/memory impact on production runtime.
15 Telemetry-First Passed. Roster materialisation execution paths are covered in integration test passes.
16 Zero-Trust / Least Privilege Passed. Integration test suites explicitly verify operations under console_rt runtime role and respect DELETE revoking (0222) and RLS policy rules.

Critical Risks & Residual Risk Assessment


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`rustfmt check` failed on this branch after the helpers were split into
`tests/roster_materialisation/seed.rs`: the resulting `use seed::{...}` list
was hand-ordered, and rustfmt sorts uppercase constants ahead of lowercase
items. Formatting only; the seven tests still pass and their mutation proofs
are unchanged.
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Incremental Review Delta: SHA 150f323ae97501d3

This incremental delta consists solely of a formatting / import-ordering adjustment in backend/crates/payroll/adapter-postgres/tests/roster_materialisation.rs. Specifically, the imported items from seed (PERIOD_END, PERIOD_START, attendance_row, materialise, roster, seed_employee, seed_import, seed_org_and_run) were alphabetized in accordance with standard rustfmt conventions. No logic, queries, transaction boundaries, or test assertions were modified.


16-Lens Canonical Reasoning Framework Evaluation

# Lens Assessment
1 Cartesian Doubt PASS — Pure formatting update; no operational logic or domain assumptions altered.
2 Essentialism / YAGNI PASS — Minimal and standard import hygiene conforming to Rust style guidelines.
3 Chesterton's Fence PASS — All existing seed imports are preserved without deletion or substitution.
4 Contrarian / 10x Simplicity PASS — Standard linter/formatter compliance is the most idiomatic approach.
5 Socratic Inquiry PASS — Rust import lists are order-independent; semantic compilation is unchanged.
6 Pragmatism PASS — Keeps test suite codebase consistent with CI formatting passes.
7 Red Team PASS — Zero attack surface or security footprint in test import reorganization.
8 Systems Thinking PASS — Isolated to test adapter module; zero cascade effects.
9 Operability / Day-2 PASS — Clean code organization aids long-term maintainability.
10 Opportunity Cost PASS — Zero maintenance burden or debt introduced.
11 Blast-radius / Cell-based PASS — Zero runtime blast radius; strictly confined to adapter-postgres test file.
12 Constant-work / Anti-fragility PASS — No runtime or performance implications.
13 Shared-nothing / Idempotency PASS — Deterministic declarative import ordering.
14 FinOps / Unit-cost PASS — Zero compute, memory, or storage overhead.
15 Telemetry-first PASS — No impact on observability or telemetry pipelines.
16 Zero-trust / Defense-in-depth PASS — No auth, permission, or security boundaries affected.

Verdict

Verdict: APPROVE
The delta introduces clean, standard import sorting with zero regression risk.


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