fix(engine): route they-may ETB choices to entrant controller - #7374
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR records event-relative players for optional trigger effects, propagates the metadata through ability data and resolution, updates analysis and batch matching, and adds parser and integration coverage for optional tap choices. ChangesOptional player provenance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change routes ETB choices to entrant controllers, but modal-mode choices remain uncovered and vote sub-effects may lose resolution metadata, which can cause gameplay choices or follow-up effects to resolve incorrectly. The PR is not merge-ready until these correctness risks are fixed or explicitly accepted; the field-documentation ambiguity is a smaller follow-up concern. Possibly related PRs
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crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs (1)
18943-18945: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClarify how
optional_playerrelates tooptional_forandtarget_chooser.
AbilityDefinitionnow carries three player-reference fields whose names and doc comments do not distinguish their purposes at a glance:
optional_for: Option<OpponentMayScope>— who may choose to perform an "any opponent may" optional effect.target_chooser: Option<TargetFilter>— who announces this ability's target(s) at stack placement.optional_player: Option<TargetFilter>— the event-relative player named by an optional subject (for example, "they may").Add a short cross-reference in each doc comment that names the other two fields and states when each one applies. This reduces the risk of a future change conflating one chooser-provenance axis with another, which CLAUDE.md calls out as a specific hazard for this feature.
Based on learnings, CLAUDE.md states: "Keep the optional-player metadata propagated through parser, ability construction, scanning/profile logic, resolution, serialization, and stack equality so abilities with different chooser provenance are not conflated."
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crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger_tests.rs (2)
2494-2501: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win
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.negate()compiles; it is called onOption<AbilityCondition>, not on the inner value.The expression
Some(AbilityCondition::EffectOutcome { .. }).negate()calls.negate()on theOption<AbilityCondition>produced bySome(...), not on theAbilityConditionitself.Option<T>has nonegatemethod in the standard library. Unless this crate defines a local extension trait forOption<AbilityCondition>, this line does not compile.Even if such a trait exists, this diverges from the established idiom used for the identical "decline" gate elsewhere in this file, for example in
undercity_plunder_they_may_discard_additional_binds_to_parent_target:Some(AbilityCondition::Not { condition: Box::new(AbilityCondition::effect_performed()) })Use the same pattern here, and reuse the existing
AbilityCondition::effect_performed()helper instead of reconstructing theEffectOutcomevariant by hand.🐛 Suggested fix aligned with the existing idiom
assert_eq!( decline.condition, - Some(AbilityCondition::EffectOutcome { - signal: crate::types::ability::EffectOutcomeSignal::OptionalEffectPerformed, - }) - .negate(), + Some(AbilityCondition::Not { + condition: Box::new(AbilityCondition::effect_performed()), + }), "the Vampire token must remain the optional tap's decline branch" );Run the following to check whether
negateis defined anywhere forAbilityConditionorOption<AbilityCondition>:
2475-2493: LGTM!Also applies to: 2504-2567
crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs (2)
18943-18945: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
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optional_playeris copied when aResolvedAbilityis built from anAbilityDefinition.
AbilityDefinition.optional_playerandResolvedAbility.optional_playerare separate fields on separate structs. This file adds both fields with matching documentation, but the code that constructs aResolvedAbilityfrom anAbilityDefinition(for example ingame/ability_utils.rs) is not part of this diff.If that construction site does not copy
optional_playeronto the resolved ability, the field always resolves toNoneat runtime, and the "they may" chooser routing this PR introduces silently does nothing after the ability leaves the parser/definition stage.Based on learnings, the CLAUDE.md guidance states: "Keep the optional-player metadata propagated through parser, ability construction, scanning/profile logic, resolution, serialization, and stack equality so abilities with different chooser provenance are not conflated."
Also applies to: 24416-24418
19090-19093: LGTM!Also applies to: 19154-19203, 19288-19296, 19362-19370
crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs (1)
300-310: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Fix the parser lifetime error before merging.
The WASM compile check reports that
lowerdoes not live long enough at Line 307. The nom result still carries a borrow tied to the locallowerbuffer throughOracleError<'_>. Consume the result withis_ok()before returning theOption, or use the existing lower-case parser helper.Proposed fix
fn optional_player_from_effect_body(effect_text: &str) -> Option<TargetFilter> { let lower = effect_text.to_lowercase(); - tag::<_, _, OracleError<'_>>("they may ") - .parse(lower.trim_start()) - .ok() - .map(|_| TargetFilter::TriggeringPlayer) + tag::<_, _, OracleError<'_>>("they may ") + .parse(lower.trim_start()) + .is_ok() + .then_some(TargetFilter::TriggeringPlayer) }Use the repository-supported Tilt resource for the WASM validation. Do not run a competing direct Cargo check.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_trigger.rs`:
- Line 1392: Update the optional-player extraction around
optional_player_from_effect_body so structural “if ..., they may” effects reuse
the same peeled effect body as the existing “you may” fallback, preserving the
event-relative chooser during resolution. Factor shared parsing only if needed,
and add an integration regression covering the structural-if “they may” branch.
- Around line 2328-2332: Update the event-source lifting traversal around
lift_parent_target_to_triggering_source so it visits each inline modal mode root
as well as sub_ability, applying the same top-level and target-eligibility rules
while preserving the chosen-target boundary. Add a registered integration
regression covering modal and nested-target cases through the with_modal
construction.
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 18943-18945: Update the doc comments for optional_for,
target_chooser, and optional_player in AbilityDefinition to cross-reference the
other two fields and clearly distinguish their roles: optional_for identifies
who may perform an “any opponent may” effect, target_chooser identifies who
announces targets at stack placement, and optional_player identifies the
event-relative subject of an optional effect. Keep the clarification brief and
limited to documentation.
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/effects/vote.rs`:
- Line 376: Replace the duplicate AbilityDefinition-to-ResolvedAbility
conversion logic in the vote sub-effect paths, including the inline literals and
resolved_from_def, with crate::game::ability_utils::build_resolved_from_def.
Preserve only vote-specific overrides such as targets, scoped_player, and
original_controller, and ensure player-scope, aggregate-tally, and per-ballot
paths retain all shared resolution metadata.
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| context: Default::default(), | ||
| optional_targeting: per_choice_effect[idx].optional_targeting, | ||
| optional: per_choice_effect[idx].optional, | ||
| optional_player: per_choice_effect[idx].optional_player.clone(), |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use one complete AbilityDefinition to ResolvedAbility conversion path.
These assignments copy optional_player, but the two inline literals and resolved_from_def remain partial converters. They still set optional_for to None and omit fields such as target_chooser, repeat_for, unless_pay, else_ability, and nested player_scope. A vote sub-effect that contains one of these fields loses resolution metadata.
Reuse crate::game::ability_utils::build_resolved_from_def for all vote sub-effect paths. Apply only vote-specific overrides such as targets, scoped_player, and original_controller. Remove the duplicate converter and add coverage for the player-scope, aggregate-tally, and per-ballot paths. The shared builder already propagates these fields. (github.com)
As per path instructions: “Before implementing new logic, search for and reuse the documented building blocks; trace an analogous feature end-to-end before extending the architecture.”
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/effects/vote.rs` at line 376, Replace the duplicate
AbilityDefinition-to-ResolvedAbility conversion logic in the vote sub-effect
paths, including the inline literals and resolved_from_def, with
crate::game::ability_utils::build_resolved_from_def. Preserve only vote-specific
overrides such as targets, scoped_player, and original_controller, and ensure
player-scope, aggregate-tally, and per-ballot paths retain all shared resolution
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C2 adds four production lines above `begin_pending_trigger_target_selection`, which shifts the `OptionalEffectChoice` producer the census pins by literal source coordinate. Only the `game/engine.rs` element moved; the vector's `effects/mod.rs` element arrived already correct from upstream phase-rs#7374, which re-pinned it for a producer shift in that file. Derived, not predicted. The whole-file sha256 content scan finds the producer digest exactly once, at :12759, and once at :12717 on the parent. The nearest preceding fn is unchanged and the invariant offset of 134 holds on both trees. Arithmetic is a check rather than a source: the four hunks above the producer sum to +42, and 12717 + 42 = 12759. A fourth instrument that shares no code with the digest scan agrees -- the census test's own failure named :12759 before anything was edited. The population is unchanged, confirmed by failure shape rather than by inspection: the total and partition asserts both stayed green and only the vector assert fired, which is a coordinate shift and not a producer gained or lost. C2 adds one `Option::or_else`, one struct field and a match-arm binding; none assigns `waiting_for`, so no needle-matching line enters or leaves. A pre-rebase derivation of this same coordinate was discarded unused rather than carried across the rebase, on the census's own principle that a predicted coordinate is exactly what it exists to catch. `cargo test -p phase-engine --lib`: 19029 passed, 0 failed. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-5
C2 adds four production lines above `begin_pending_trigger_target_selection`, which shifts the `OptionalEffectChoice` producer the census pins by literal source coordinate. Only the `game/engine.rs` element moved; the vector's `effects/mod.rs` element arrived already correct from upstream phase-rs#7374, which re-pinned it for a producer shift in that file. Derived, not predicted. The whole-file sha256 content scan finds the producer digest exactly once, at :12759, and once at :12717 on the parent. The nearest preceding fn is unchanged and the invariant offset of 134 holds on both trees. Arithmetic is a check rather than a source: the four hunks above the producer sum to +42, and 12717 + 42 = 12759. A fourth instrument that shares no code with the digest scan agrees -- the census test's own failure named :12759 before anything was edited. The population is unchanged, confirmed by failure shape rather than by inspection: the total and partition asserts both stayed green and only the vector assert fired, which is a coordinate shift and not a producer gained or lost. C2 adds one `Option::or_else`, one struct field and a match-arm binding; none assigns `waiting_for`, so no needle-matching line enters or leaves. A pre-rebase derivation of this same coordinate was discarded unused rather than carried across the rebase, on the census's own principle that a predicted coordinate is exactly what it exists to catch. `cargo test -p phase-engine --lib`: 19029 passed, 0 failed. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-5
C2 adds four production lines above `begin_pending_trigger_target_selection`, which shifts the `OptionalEffectChoice` producer the census pins by literal source coordinate. Only the `game/engine.rs` element moved; the vector's `effects/mod.rs` element arrived already correct from upstream phase-rs#7374, which re-pinned it for a producer shift in that file. Derived, not predicted. The whole-file sha256 content scan finds the producer digest exactly once, at :12759, and once at :12717 on the parent. The nearest preceding fn is unchanged and the invariant offset of 134 holds on both trees. Arithmetic is a check rather than a source: the four hunks above the producer sum to +42, and 12717 + 42 = 12759. A fourth instrument that shares no code with the digest scan agrees -- the census test's own failure named :12759 before anything was edited. The population is unchanged, confirmed by failure shape rather than by inspection: the total and partition asserts both stayed green and only the vector assert fired, which is a coordinate shift and not a producer gained or lost. C2 adds one `Option::or_else`, one struct field and a match-arm binding; none assigns `waiting_for`, so no needle-matching line enters or leaves. A pre-rebase derivation of this same coordinate was discarded unused rather than carried across the rebase, on the census's own principle that a predicted coordinate is exactly what it exists to catch. `cargo test -p phase-engine --lib`: 19029 passed, 0 failed. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-5
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