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src/green/advice.clj

Pure Emacs-nadvice-style wrapping for Green steps. This namespace owns the registry entry format, ordering rules, inheritance merge helpers, and the actual function composition used by the workflow engine.

15 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: hows, entry, remove-entry-ids, remove-entry-id, add, remove-id, add-global, remove-global-id, merge-entries, merge-registry, green-true?, wrap, ordered, compose

green.advice (namespace, line 1)

Emacs-style advice for step functions: the full set of nadvice
combinators, LIFO stacking (most recently added outermost) with an
optional :depth override, removal by explicit id.
Registries are plain maps of step-name -> vector of
{:id :how :fn :seq :depth}, so all operations are pure — advice is
workflow-scoped, not global. A workflow embedded via
green.workflow/step inherits its ancestors' advice at run time by
merging registries (see merge-entries); the values stay pure.
The :seq field is a caller-assigned monotonic add-order number; it lets
a step-scoped registry and a separate all-steps registry be merged and
sorted into one strict add-order stack (see green.workflow/run-step).
:depth (-100..100, default 0) overrides add order the way Emacs hook
depths do: lower pushes the advice outward, higher pushes it inward;
at equal depth the most recently added is outermost.

(ns green.advice
  "Emacs-style advice for step functions: the full set of nadvice
  combinators, LIFO stacking (most recently added outermost) with an
  optional :depth override, removal by explicit id.
  Registries are plain maps of step-name -> vector of
  {:id :how :fn :seq :depth}, so all operations are pure — advice is
  workflow-scoped, not global. A workflow embedded via
  green.workflow/step inherits its ancestors' advice at run time by
  merging registries (see `merge-entries`); the values stay pure.
  The :seq field is a caller-assigned monotonic add-order number; it lets
  a step-scoped registry and a separate all-steps registry be merged and
  sorted into one strict add-order stack (see green.workflow/run-step).
  :depth (-100..100, default 0) overrides add order the way Emacs hook
  depths do: lower pushes the advice outward, higher pushes it inward;
  at equal depth the most recently added is outermost.")

hows (var, line 17)

The supported combinators, matching Emacs nadvice. With FUNCTION the
advice, OLDFUN the prior chain, and r the opts map:

:around (FUNCTION OLDFUN r)
:before (FUNCTION r) then (OLDFUN r)
:after (OLDFUN r) then (FUNCTION r), returns OLDFUN's value
:override (FUNCTION r), OLDFUN never runs
:before-while (and (FUNCTION r) (OLDFUN r))
:before-until (or (FUNCTION r) (OLDFUN r))
:after-while (let [ret (OLDFUN r)] (if (green-true? ret) (FUNCTION r) ret))
:after-until (let [ret (OLDFUN r)] (if (green-true? ret) ret (FUNCTION r)))
:filter-args (OLDFUN (FUNCTION r))
:filter-return (FUNCTION (OLDFUN r))

Typical use cases for each how:
:around dry-run, retry, timing/tracing, locks; call OLDFUN
zero, one, or many times
:override stubs, tests, or environment-specific replacements
:before setup/prerequisites such as backend files, dirs, locks,
or validation
:after audit, metrics, notifications, or cleanup without
changing OLDFUN's result
:before-while precondition gates: continue only while guards pass
:before-until fast paths/no-ops: cached or already-converged result
skips OLDFUN
:after-while success-only follow-ups such as verification,
registration, or notifications
:after-until failure recovery/fallback: rollback, repair, or supply
an alternate result
:filter-args normalize/scope inputs: defaults, derived paths,
sub-maps, redaction
:filter-return normalize/enrich outputs: derived data, temp-key
cleanup, redaction, result-shape adaptation

For after-while/after-until, a Green step result is true only when its
:green/exit is 0 (missing means 0); a positive :green/exit is false.
Non-map returns keep ordinary Clojure truthiness for compose-level use.



(def hows
  "The supported combinators, matching Emacs nadvice. With FUNCTION the
  advice, OLDFUN the prior chain, and r the opts map:

    :around        (FUNCTION OLDFUN r)
    :before        (FUNCTION r) then (OLDFUN r)
    :after         (OLDFUN r) then (FUNCTION r), returns OLDFUN's value
    :override      (FUNCTION r), OLDFUN never runs
    :before-while  (and (FUNCTION r) (OLDFUN r))
    :before-until  (or  (FUNCTION r) (OLDFUN r))
    :after-while   (let [ret (OLDFUN r)] (if (green-true? ret) (FUNCTION r) ret))
    :after-until   (let [ret (OLDFUN r)] (if (green-true? ret) ret (FUNCTION r)))
    :filter-args   (OLDFUN (FUNCTION r))
    :filter-return (FUNCTION (OLDFUN r))

  Typical use cases for each `how`:
    :around        dry-run, retry, timing/tracing, locks; call OLDFUN
                   zero, one, or many times
    :override      stubs, tests, or environment-specific replacements
    :before        setup/prerequisites such as backend files, dirs, locks,
                   or validation
    :after         audit, metrics, notifications, or cleanup without
                   changing OLDFUN's result
    :before-while  precondition gates: continue only while guards pass
    :before-until  fast paths/no-ops: cached or already-converged result
                   skips OLDFUN
    :after-while   success-only follow-ups such as verification,
                   registration, or notifications
    :after-until   failure recovery/fallback: rollback, repair, or supply
                   an alternate result
    :filter-args   normalize/scope inputs: defaults, derived paths,
                   sub-maps, redaction
    :filter-return normalize/enrich outputs: derived data, temp-key
                   cleanup, redaction, result-shape adaptation

  For after-while/after-until, a Green step result is true only when its
  :green/exit is 0 (missing means 0); a positive :green/exit is false.
  Non-map returns keep ordinary Clojure truthiness for compose-level use."
  #{:around :before :after :override
    :before-while :before-until :after-while :after-until
    :filter-args :filter-return})

entry (private function, line 59)

Internal constructor for registry entries. It rejects unsupported combinators and invalid :depth values at add time, so later composition can assume entries are well shaped.



(defn- entry [how id f order props]
  (when-not (contains? hows how)
    (throw (ex-info (str "unsupported advice combinator: " how)
                    {:how how :id id :supported hows})))
  (when-not (<= -100 (:depth props 0) 100)
    (throw (ex-info "advice :depth must be in -100..100"
                    {:depth (:depth props) :id id})))
  {:id id :how how :fn f :seq order :depth (:depth props 0)})

remove-entry-ids (private function, line 68)

Drops every entry whose :id is in the supplied set; nil registries are treated as empty vectors to keep update calls simple.



(defn- remove-entry-ids [entries ids]
  (filterv #(not (contains? ids (:id %))) (or entries [])))

remove-entry-id (private function, line 71)

Single-id convenience wrapper around remove-entry-ids. Re-add and remove operations both use this to make ids unique.



(defn- remove-entry-id [entries id]
  (remove-entry-ids entries #{id}))

add (function, line 74)

Register advice f on step with combinator how under id, tagged
with add-order seq. props may carry :depth. Re-adding an existing id
replaces it and moves it to the top of the stack for its depth (given a
fresh, larger seq).



(defn add
  "Register advice `f` on `step` with combinator `how` under `id`, tagged
  with add-order `seq`. `props` may carry :depth. Re-adding an existing id
  replaces it and moves it to the top of the stack for its depth (given a
  fresh, larger `seq`)."
  [registry step how id f order props]
  (update registry step
          (fnil (fn [entries]
                  (conj (remove-entry-id entries id)
                        (entry how id f order props)))
                [])))

remove-id (function, line 86)

Remove the advice registered under id on step.



(defn remove-id
  "Remove the advice registered under `id` on `step`."
  [registry step id]
  (update registry step remove-entry-id id))

add-global (function, line 91)

Like add, but for a flat (not step-keyed) vector of entries — used for
advice that applies to every step.



(defn add-global
  "Like `add`, but for a flat (not step-keyed) vector of entries — used for
  advice that applies to every step."
  [entries how id f order props]
  (conj (remove-entry-id entries id) (entry how id f order props)))

remove-global-id (function, line 97)

Remove the global advice registered under id.



(defn remove-global-id
  "Remove the global advice registered under `id`."
  [entries id]
  (remove-entry-id entries id))

merge-entries (function, line 102)

Stack outer entries (inherited from an enclosing workflow) outside
inner ones: outer seqs are rebased by offset so they sort above
every inner seq, and an outer entry replaces an inner one with the same
:id. :depth still overrides placement at compose time.



(defn merge-entries
  "Stack `outer` entries (inherited from an enclosing workflow) outside
  `inner` ones: outer seqs are rebased by `offset` so they sort above
  every inner seq, and an outer entry replaces an inner one with the same
  :id. :depth still overrides placement at compose time."
  [inner outer offset]
  (let [outer (mapv #(update % :seq + offset) outer)
        replaced-ids (set (map :id outer))]
    (into (remove-entry-ids inner replaced-ids) outer)))

merge-registry (function, line 112)

Merge an outer step-keyed registry over an inner one, step by step,
with merge-entries.



(defn merge-registry
  "Merge an outer step-keyed registry over an inner one, step by step,
  with `merge-entries`."
  [inner outer offset]
  (reduce-kv (fn [reg step entries]
               (update reg step merge-entries entries offset))
             (or inner {}) outer))

green-true? (private function, line 120)

Truth predicate for Green step returns: success is true, failure is false.
Compose can also be used directly with non-map values, where ordinary
Clojure truthiness is preserved.



(defn- green-true?
  "Truth predicate for Green step returns: success is true, failure is false.
  Compose can also be used directly with non-map values, where ordinary
  Clojure truthiness is preserved."
  [ret]
  (if (map? ret)
    (zero? (or (:green/exit ret) 0))
    (boolean ret)))

wrap (private function, line 129)

The semantic core of each advice combinator. Given one advice function and the already-built inner chain, it returns the next outer function.



(defn- wrap [how advice-fn base]
  (case how
    :around        (fn [opts] (advice-fn base opts))
    :override      (fn [opts] (advice-fn opts))
    :before        (fn [opts] (advice-fn opts) (base opts))
    :after         (fn [opts] (let [ret (base opts)] (advice-fn opts) ret))
    :before-while  (fn [opts] (and (advice-fn opts) (base opts)))
    :before-until  (fn [opts] (or (advice-fn opts) (base opts)))
    :after-while   (fn [opts]
                     (let [ret (base opts)]
                       (if (green-true? ret) (advice-fn opts) ret)))
    :after-until   (fn [opts]
                     (let [ret (base opts)]
                       (if (green-true? ret) ret (advice-fn opts))))
    :filter-args   (fn [opts] (base (advice-fn opts)))
    :filter-return (fn [opts] (advice-fn (base opts)))))

ordered (function, line 146)

Entries sorted innermost-first — the order compose wraps them:
higher :depth is more inward; at equal depth the most recently added
(largest :seq) is outermost.



(defn ordered
  "Entries sorted innermost-first — the order `compose` wraps them:
  higher :depth is more inward; at equal depth the most recently added
  (largest :seq) is outermost."
  [entries]
  (sort-by (juxt #(- (:depth % 0)) :seq) entries))

compose (function, line 153)

Wrap base with entries, ordered like Emacs nadvice: lower :depth is
more outward; at equal depth the most recently added (largest :seq) is
outermost. The reduce builds inside-out over ordered (innermost-first)
entries.



(defn compose
  "Wrap `base` with `entries`, ordered like Emacs nadvice: lower :depth is
  more outward; at equal depth the most recently added (largest :seq) is
  outermost. The reduce builds inside-out over `ordered` (innermost-first)
  entries."
  [base entries]
  (reduce (fn [g {:keys [how] advice-fn :fn}]
            (wrap how advice-fn g))
          base
          (ordered entries)))

src/green/cli.clj

Configuration helpers: read YAML or EDN by extension, overlay COLORS_PAR_* environment variables and map parameter names. The namespace stays stable while applications own CLI execution.

9 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: par-prefix, par-name, par-key, coerce, read-pars, keywordize, core-scalar-node, read-state

green.cli (namespace, line 1)

Configuration helpers kept at the existing green.cli import path.
Parse YAML or EDN desired state and explicitly overlay COLORS_PAR_* values.
Applications own argument parsing, validation, reporting and process exits.

(ns green.cli
  "Configuration helpers kept at the existing green.cli import path.
  Parse YAML or EDN desired state and explicitly overlay COLORS_PAR_* values.
  Applications own argument parsing, validation, reporting and process exits."
  (:require
   [clojure.edn :as edn]
   [clojure.string :as str]
   [clojure.walk :as walk]
   [yamlstar.parser :as yaml-parser]
   [yamlstar.composer :as yaml-composer]
   [yamlstar.resolver :as yaml-resolver]
   [yamlstar.constructor :as yaml-constructor]))

par-prefix (var, line 14)

The parameter namespace every colour shares, so one variable serves green,
red and blue without naming any of them.



(def ^:private par-prefix
  "The parameter namespace every colour shares, so one variable serves green,
  red and blue without naming any of them."
  "COLORS_PAR_")

par-name (function, line 19)

The COLORS_PAR_* environment variable that supplies flat key k:
uppercased, hyphens as underscores. :do-token -> COLORS_PAR_DO_TOKEN.



(defn par-name
  "The `COLORS_PAR_*` environment variable that supplies flat key `k`:
  uppercased, hyphens as underscores. :do-token -> COLORS_PAR_DO_TOKEN."
  [k]
  (str par-prefix (-> (name k) str/upper-case (str/replace "-" "_"))))

par-key (private function, line 25)

Private helper used by this namespace: par key.



(defn- par-key
  [env-name]
  (-> env-name
      (subs (count par-prefix))
      str/lower-case
      (str/replace "_" "-")
      keyword))

coerce (private function, line 33)

Environment variables are strings; match the type of the value already in
opts so a boolean key stays a boolean. Without this, COLORS_PAR_X=false would
overlay the truthy string "false".



(defn- coerce
  "Environment variables are strings; match the type of the value already in
  opts so a boolean key stays a boolean. Without this, COLORS_PAR_X=false would
  overlay the truthy string \"false\"."
  [old value]
  (cond
    (boolean? old) (case (str/lower-case value)
                     "true" true
                     "false" false
                     value)
    (integer? old) (or (parse-long value) value)
    :else value))

read-pars (function, line 46)

Overlay COLORS_PAR_* environment variables onto flat keys in opts.

COLORS_PAR_DO_TOKEN=xxx becomes {:do-token "xxx"}. This is how secrets
reach a workflow without being written to the desired-state file. Overrides
are coerced to the type of the value they replace, and applying them twice
changes nothing.



(defn read-pars
  "Overlay `COLORS_PAR_*` environment variables onto flat keys in `opts`.

  `COLORS_PAR_DO_TOKEN=xxx` becomes `{:do-token \"xxx\"}`. This is how secrets
  reach a workflow without being written to the desired-state file. Overrides
  are coerced to the type of the value they replace, and applying them twice
  changes nothing."
  ([opts] (read-pars opts (System/getenv)))
  ([opts env]
   (reduce-kv (fn [result k v]
                (let [k (str k)]
                  (if (and (str/starts-with? k par-prefix)
                           (< (count par-prefix) (count k)))
                    (let [key (par-key k)]
                      (assoc result key (coerce (get result key) v)))
                    result)))
              opts
              env)))

keywordize (private function, line 65)

YAML gives string keys; desired state is addressed by keyword throughout,
the way the EDN reader already delivered it. Applied to every map in the
tree, so nested collections read the same as flat ones.



(defn- keywordize
  "YAML gives string keys; desired state is addressed by keyword throughout,
  the way the EDN reader already delivered it. Applied to every map in the
  tree, so nested collections read the same as flat ones."
  [x]
  (cond
    (map? x) (reduce-kv (fn [m k v]
                          (assoc m (cond-> k (string? k) keyword) (keywordize v)))
                        {}
                        x)
    (sequential? x) (mapv keywordize x)
    :else x))

core-scalar-node (private function, line 78)

Fill yamlstar 0.1.17 scalar gaps before resolution. Quoted strings and
explicit tags retain the parser's original nodes.



(defn- core-scalar-node
  "Fill yamlstar 0.1.17 scalar gaps before resolution. Quoted strings and
  explicit tags retain the parser's original nodes."
  [node]
  (if (and (map? node) (= :scalar (:kind node))
           (nil? (:style node)) (nil? (:tag node)))
    (let [value (:value node)]
      (cond
        (re-matches #"0(?:o[0-7]+|x[0-9a-fA-F]+)" value)
        (assoc node :value (str (java.math.BigInteger.
                                 (subs value 2) (if (= \o (second value)) 8 16))))
        ;; The upstream constructor only accepts signed lowercase infinity.
        (re-matches #"[-+]?\.(?:inf|Inf|INF)" value)
        (assoc node :value (str/lower-case value))
        :else node))
    node))

read-state (function, line 95)

Parse desired-state text written in file's language: YAML for .yml and
.yaml, EDN otherwise. YAML is read by yamlstar, whose 1.2 core schema leaves
no, yes and on as the strings they look like.



(defn read-state
  "Parse desired-state `text` written in `file`'s language: YAML for .yml and
  .yaml, EDN otherwise. YAML is read by yamlstar, whose 1.2 core schema leaves
  `no`, `yes` and `on` as the strings they look like."
  [file text]
  (if (re-find #"(?i)\.ya?ml$" (str file))
    (->> text
         yaml-parser/parse
         yaml-composer/compose
         (walk/postwalk core-scalar-node)
         yaml-resolver/resolve
         yaml-constructor/construct
         keywordize)
    (edn/read-string text)))

src/green/workflow.clj

The fork/join workflow engine. Steps are plain opts->opts functions, wire-fn supplies the static graph, next-fn can route dynamically, and advice inheritance makes composed workflows behave like ordinary steps.

54 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: workflow, next-seq, advice-add, advice-remove, advice-add-all, advice-remove-all, inherit, advice-plan, static-successors, static-graph, reaches?, stack-trace, failed?, step-failure, scheduler-failure, with-default-exit, inherited-payload, stamp-inherited, step-advice, run-step, next-pairs, children, terminal-result, branch-worst-exit, join-forks, failed-join-result, run-single-unit, run-join-unit, unit-base-opts, unit-forks, failed-unit-result, run-unit, failed-fork-branch?, in-fork?, fork-members, outside-fork, collapsed-fork-entry, collapse-fork, collapse-doomed, finalize, blocked-step?, ready-steps, waiting-steps, entries-for-steps, same-origin?, single-units, step-units, ready-units, run-units, scheduler-step, run, step, run

green.workflow (namespace, line 1)

The workflow engine: a graph of steps threaded by an opts map.

- wire-fn: (step run-opts) -> [fn & next-steps] — the static
happy-path graph for this run. It may depend on stable run-level inputs
such as :app/event. Multiple successors run in parallel.
- next-fn (optional): (next-fn step default-next opts) -> seq of
[next-step opts] pairs — dynamic routing, error branching, fan-out.
- Steps report outcome via :green/exit (0 ok, >0 error), :green/err,
:green/trace. Thrown exceptions are caught and converted.
- Branches converging on the same step join: the join step runs once
with the fork-point opts plus :green/branches (vector of branch results).
- A branch failing inside a fork lets the in-flight siblings finish their
current step, then the fork collapses: the join is skipped and the worst
exit propagates, with all branch results under :green/branches.
- advice-add attaches advice to one step; advice-add-all attaches advice
to every step. Both stack in strict add order (most recently added,
from either, is outermost), unless a :depth prop overrides placement
(lower = more outward), as in Emacs.
- Advice is inherited across step embeds: a run stamps its effective
advice into opts and a nested run merges it over the child's own —
step names match flat at any depth, ancestor advice is outermost, and
an ancestor entry replaces a same-id child entry. advice-plan shows
the composed stack for a step.

(ns green.workflow
  "The workflow engine: a graph of steps threaded by an opts map.

  - wire-fn: (step run-opts) -> [fn & next-steps] — the static
    happy-path graph for this run. It may depend on stable run-level inputs
    such as :app/event. Multiple successors run in parallel.
  - next-fn (optional): (next-fn step default-next opts) -> seq of
    [next-step opts] pairs — dynamic routing, error branching, fan-out.
  - Steps report outcome via :green/exit (0 ok, >0 error), :green/err,
    :green/trace. Thrown exceptions are caught and converted.
  - Branches converging on the same step join: the join step runs once
    with the fork-point opts plus :green/branches (vector of branch results).
  - A branch failing inside a fork lets the in-flight siblings finish their
    current step, then the fork collapses: the join is skipped and the worst
    exit propagates, with all branch results under :green/branches.
  - advice-add attaches advice to one step; advice-add-all attaches advice
    to every step. Both stack in strict add order (most recently added,
    from either, is outermost), unless a :depth prop overrides placement
    (lower = more outward), as in Emacs.
  - Advice is inherited across `step` embeds: a run stamps its effective
    advice into opts and a nested run merges it over the child's own —
    step names match flat at any depth, ancestor advice is outermost, and
    an ancestor entry replaces a same-id child entry. advice-plan shows
    the composed stack for a step."
  (:require
   [green.advice :as advice])
  (:import
   [java.io PrintWriter StringWriter]))

workflow (function, line 30)

Assembled DAG with an embedded workflow and application reporting/dry-run advice.

Construct a workflow. :start is required; :end is an optional slice
boundary (it runs, then the workflow stops); :wire-fn is required and
is called as (wire-fn step run-opts); :next-fn is optional.



(defn workflow
  "Construct a workflow. :start is required; :end is an optional slice
  boundary (it runs, then the workflow stops); :wire-fn is required and
  is called as (wire-fn step run-opts); :next-fn is optional."
  [{:keys [start end wire-fn next-fn]}]
  (when-not (keyword? start)
    (throw (ex-info "workflow :start must be a keyword" {:start start})))
  (when-not (fn? wire-fn)
    (throw (ex-info "workflow :wire-fn must be a function" {:wire-fn wire-fn})))
  {::start start ::end end ::wire-fn wire-fn ::next-fn next-fn
   ::advice {} ::advice-all [] ::advice-seq 0})

next-seq (private function, line 42)

Reads the next advice insertion number. The workflow value carries this counter so add order remains pure and deterministic.



(defn- next-seq [wf]
  (::advice-seq wf 0))

advice-add (function, line 45)

Return a workflow with advice f added on step (combinator how,
explicit id). Pure — the original workflow is untouched. Composes with
any all-steps advice (see advice-add-all) in strict add order: whichever
was added more recently is outermost. props may carry :depth
(-100..100, default 0), which overrides add order: lower depth pushes the
advice outward, higher pushes it inward, as with Emacs hook depths.



(defn advice-add
  "Return a workflow with advice `f` added on `step` (combinator `how`,
  explicit `id`). Pure — the original workflow is untouched. Composes with
  any all-steps advice (see `advice-add-all`) in strict add order: whichever
  was added more recently is outermost. `props` may carry :depth
  (-100..100, default 0), which overrides add order: lower depth pushes the
  advice outward, higher pushes it inward, as with Emacs hook depths."
  ([wf step how id f] (advice-add wf step how id f nil))
  ([wf step how id f props]
   (let [s (next-seq wf)]
     (-> wf
         (update ::advice advice/add step how id f s props)
         (assoc ::advice-seq (inc s))))))

advice-remove (function, line 59)

Return a workflow with the advice registered under id on step removed.



(defn advice-remove
  "Return a workflow with the advice registered under `id` on `step` removed."
  [wf step id]
  (update wf ::advice advice/remove-id step id))

advice-add-all (function, line 64)

Return a workflow with advice f added on every step (combinator how,
explicit id). Pure — the original workflow is untouched. Composes with
any per-step advice in strict add order: whichever was added more
recently is outermost, regardless of whether it came from advice-add
or advice-add-all. props may carry :depth, as in advice-add.



(defn advice-add-all
  "Return a workflow with advice `f` added on every step (combinator `how`,
  explicit `id`). Pure — the original workflow is untouched. Composes with
  any per-step advice in strict add order: whichever was added more
  recently is outermost, regardless of whether it came from `advice-add`
  or `advice-add-all`. `props` may carry :depth, as in `advice-add`."
  ([wf how id f] (advice-add-all wf how id f nil))
  ([wf how id f props]
   (let [s (next-seq wf)]
     (-> wf
         (update ::advice-all advice/add-global how id f s props)
         (assoc ::advice-seq (inc s))))))

advice-remove-all (function, line 77)

Return a workflow with the all-steps advice registered under id removed.



(defn advice-remove-all
  "Return a workflow with the all-steps advice registered under `id` removed."
  [wf id]
  (update wf ::advice-all advice/remove-global-id id))

inherit (private function, line 88)

Implements cross-workflow advice inheritance for wf/step. Ancestor entries are merged outside child entries, replacing same-id child entries.

Merge an inherited registry payload {:advice :advice-all} from an
enclosing run over wf's own advice: inherited entries stack outside
the child's own, and an inherited entry replaces a same-id child entry
(per step, or in the all-steps list). Step names are flat — whatever an
ancestor advised under a name applies to this workflow's step of that
name.

advice inheritance across embeds
A run stamps its effective registries into every step's opts under
::inherited; step forwards the stamp into the nested run, whose
inherit merges it over the child's own advice. Inheritance is
transitive because each run stamps its already-merged registries.



;; --- advice inheritance across embeds -------------------------------------
;; A run stamps its effective registries into every step's opts under
;; ::inherited; `step` forwards the stamp into the nested run, whose
;; `inherit` merges it over the child's own advice. Inheritance is
;; transitive because each run stamps its already-merged registries.

(defn- inherit
  "Merge an `inherited` registry payload {:advice :advice-all} from an
  enclosing run over `wf`'s own advice: inherited entries stack outside
  the child's own, and an inherited entry replaces a same-id child entry
  (per step, or in the all-steps list). Step names are flat — whatever an
  ancestor advised under a name applies to this workflow's step of that
  name."
  [wf inherited]
  (if-let [{:keys [advice advice-all]} inherited]
    (let [n (next-seq wf)]
      (-> wf
          (update ::advice advice/merge-registry advice n)
          (update ::advice-all advice/merge-entries advice-all n)))
    wf))

advice-plan (function, line 103)

Debugging: the advice stack that would wrap step at run time,
outermost first. wfs is a single workflow or a chain
[outermost ... innermost] — the workflows a run traverses to reach
step through green.workflow/step embeds (e.g. [parent-wf cluster-wf]
for an embedded :zk/node). Returns
[{:id :how :depth :seq :scope :level} ...] where :scope is :step or
:all and :level indexes the chain element that registered the advice
(0 = outermost). A child entry replaced by a same-id ancestor entry
does not appear.



(defn advice-plan
  "Debugging: the advice stack that would wrap `step` at run time,
  outermost first. `wfs` is a single workflow or a chain
  [outermost ... innermost] — the workflows a run traverses to reach
  `step` through `green.workflow/step` embeds (e.g. [parent-wf cluster-wf]
  for an embedded :zk/node). Returns
  [{:id :how :depth :seq :scope :level} ...] where :scope is :step or
  :all and :level indexes the chain element that registered the advice
  (0 = outermost). A child entry replaced by a same-id ancestor entry
  does not appear."
  [wfs step]
  (let [chain (if (map? wfs) [wfs] (vec wfs))
        tag (fn [wf level]
              (-> wf
                  (update ::advice
                          (fn [m]
                            (into {} (map (fn [[k es]]
                                            [k (mapv #(assoc % :scope :step :level level) es)]))
                                  m)))
                  (update ::advice-all
                          (fn [es] (mapv #(assoc % :scope :all :level level) es)))))
        eff (reduce (fn [inherited [level wf]]
                      (let [wf (inherit (tag wf level) inherited)]
                        {:advice (::advice wf) :advice-all (::advice-all wf)}))
                    nil
                    (map-indexed vector chain))
        entries (concat (:advice-all eff) (get (:advice eff) step))]
    (->> (advice/ordered entries)
         reverse
         (mapv #(select-keys % [:id :how :depth :seq :scope :level])))))

static-successors (private function, line 136)

Best-effort lookup of static edges for join scheduling. It is lenient so dynamic routing can own unknown edges and real wiring errors still surface when the step runs.

static graph (for join scheduling)



;; --- static graph (for join scheduling) ---------------------------------

(defn- static-successors [wire-fn step run-opts]
  ;; Deliberately lenient: this graph exists only for join detection, so a
  ;; name the wire-fn can't resolve (nil or a throw) just contributes no
  ;; static edges — next-fn may own routing for it. Real wiring bugs still
  ;; surface when the step runs: run-step calls the same wire-fn and converts
  ;; the failure to :green/exit. Throwing here would escape run uncaught,
  ;; bypassing the Unix-style outcome contract.
  (try (rest (wire-fn step run-opts)) (catch Exception _ nil)))

static-graph (private function, line 145)

Walks wire-fn from the selected start step to build the run's static graph. The scheduler uses this only to know when a possible join is still pending.



(defn- static-graph [wire-fn start run-opts]
  (loop [g {} frontier [start]]
    (if-let [s (first frontier)]
      (if (contains? g s)
        (recur g (subvec frontier 1))
        (let [succ (vec (static-successors wire-fn s run-opts))]
          (recur (assoc g s succ) (into (subvec frontier 1) succ))))
      g)))

reaches? (private function, line 154)

Can a branch currently at from (about to run it) later arrive at to,
following static wire-fn edges?



(defn- reaches?
  "Can a branch currently at `from` (about to run it) later arrive at `to`,
  following static wire-fn edges?"
  [g from to]
  (loop [seen #{} frontier (vec (get g from))]
    (if (empty? frontier)
      false
      (let [s (peek frontier) frontier (pop frontier)]
        (cond
          (= s to) true
          (seen s) (recur seen frontier)
          :else (recur (conj seen s) (into frontier (get g s))))))))

stack-trace (private function, line 169)

Renders a Throwable stack trace as a string for :green/trace.

running one step



;; --- running one step ----------------------------------------------------

(defn- stack-trace [^Throwable t]
  (let [sw (StringWriter.)]
    (.printStackTrace t (PrintWriter. sw true))
    (str sw)))

failed? (function, line 174)

Green failure predicate: any positive :green/exit in opts means the branch should stop unless next-fn explicitly routes it.

Whether opts carries a failing outcome. Steps report failure through
:green/exit rather than by throwing, so this is the predicate a step composed
of several sub-steps uses to decide whether to keep going.



(defn failed?
  "Whether `opts` carries a failing outcome. Steps report failure through
  :green/exit rather than by throwing, so this is the predicate a step composed
  of several sub-steps uses to decide whether to keep going."
  [opts]
  (pos? (:green/exit opts 0)))

step-failure (private function, line 181)

Converts exceptions thrown by user step code or advice into the normal opts failure contract.



(defn- step-failure [opts ^Throwable t]
  (assoc opts
         :green/exit (or (:green/exit (ex-data t)) 1)
         :green/err (or (ex-message t) (str (class t)))
         :green/trace (stack-trace t)))

scheduler-failure (private function, line 187)

Converts unexpected scheduler errors into a Green failure without blaming a particular user step.



(defn- scheduler-failure [opts ^Throwable t]
  (assoc opts
         :green/exit 1
         :green/err (or (ex-message t) (str (class t)))
         :green/trace (stack-trace t)))

with-default-exit (private function, line 193)

Successful steps may omit :green/exit; this normalizes that to zero at the boundary.



(defn- with-default-exit [opts]
  (cond-> opts
    (nil? (:green/exit opts)) (assoc :green/exit 0)))

inherited-payload (private function, line 197)

Packages a workflow's effective advice registries so nested wf/step runs can inherit them.



(defn- inherited-payload [wf]
  {:advice (::advice wf)
   :advice-all (::advice-all wf)})

stamp-inherited (private function, line 201)

Places the inheritance payload into opts under a private key just before the step function sees it.



(defn- stamp-inherited [wf opts]
  (assoc opts ::inherited (inherited-payload wf)))

step-advice (private function, line 204)

Combines all-steps and per-step advice for one step; green.advice/compose performs the final ordering.



(defn- step-advice [wf step]
  (concat (::advice-all wf) (get-in wf [::advice step])))

run-step (private function, line 207)

Resolve the step, compose its advice, stamp :green/step and inherited registries, run it, validate it returned a map, and catch exceptions.



(defn- run-step [wf step run-opts opts]
  (try
    (let [decl ((::wire-fn wf) step run-opts)
          f (first decl)]
      (when-not (fn? f)
        (throw (ex-info (str "no function wired for step " step) {:step step})))
      (let [ret ((advice/compose f (step-advice wf step))
                 (assoc (stamp-inherited wf opts) :green/step step))]
        (when-not (map? ret)
          (throw (ex-info (str "step " step " returned a non-map: " (pr-str ret))
                          {:step step})))
        (with-default-exit (dissoc ret ::inherited))))
    (catch Throwable t
      (step-failure opts t))))

next-pairs (private function, line 222)

Successor [step opts] pairs for step after it produced opts.
The end step is a hard boundary; without next-fn an error halts.



(defn- next-pairs
  "Successor [step opts] pairs for `step` after it produced `opts`.
  The end step is a hard boundary; without next-fn an error halts."
  [wf step run-opts opts]
  (if (= step (::end wf))
    []
    (let [dn (seq (rest ((::wire-fn wf) step run-opts)))]
      (if-let [nf (::next-fn wf)]
        (vec (nf step dn opts))
        (if (failed? opts)
          []
          (mapv (fn [s] [s opts]) dn))))))

children (private function, line 244)

Turns a completed unit plus its successor pairs into either terminal branches, a single continuation, or a fork frame with one entry per successor.

the scheduler
Live entries: {:step k :opts m :parent id :forks [frame…]} where a fork
frame is {:id fork-id :opts fork-point-opts}. :parent identifies the
run-unit that produced the entry, so same-step entries from one fan-out
run individually while entries converging from different origins join.
Finished branches are {:opts m :forks [frame…]}; the frames let a failure
collapse its enclosing fork.



;; --- the scheduler --------------------------------------------------------

;; Live entries: {:step k :opts m :parent id :forks [frame…]} where a fork
;; frame is {:id fork-id :opts fork-point-opts}. :parent identifies the
;; run-unit that produced the entry, so same-step entries from one fan-out
;; run individually while entries converging from different origins join.
;; Finished branches are {:opts m :forks [frame…]}; the frames let a failure
;; collapse its enclosing fork.

(defn- children [uid opts pairs forks]
  (cond
    (empty? pairs)
    {:terminals [{:opts opts :forks forks}]}

    (= 1 (count pairs))
    (let [[s o] (first pairs)]
      {:new-entries [{:step s :opts o :parent uid :forks forks}]})

    :else
    (let [frame {:id uid :opts opts}]
      {:new-entries (mapv (fn [[s o]]
                            {:step s :opts o :parent uid :forks (conj forks frame)})
                          pairs)})))

terminal-result (private function, line 259)

Wraps opts as a finished branch while preserving the fork stack it belongs to.



(defn- terminal-result [opts forks]
  {:terminals [{:opts opts :forks forks}]})

branch-worst-exit (private function, line 262)

Chooses the highest exit code among branch results; used when a join or fork collapse must summarize failures.



(defn- branch-worst-exit [branch-opts]
  (apply max (map #(:green/exit % 0) branch-opts)))

join-forks (private function, line 265)

Reads the active fork stack from same-step entries arriving at a join.



(defn- join-forks [entries]
  (let [first-forks (:forks (first entries))]
    (->> first-forks
         (map-indexed vector)
         (take-while (fn [[i frame]]
                       (every? #(= (:id frame) (get-in % [:forks i :id])) entries)))
         (mapv second))))

failed-join-result (private function, line 273)

If branches meet at a join but at least one has failed, skip the join step and emit a terminal result with :green/branches.



(defn- failed-join-result [fork-opts forks branch-opts worst]
  (let [bad (first (filter #(= worst (:green/exit % 0)) branch-opts))]
    (terminal-result (assoc fork-opts
                            :green/exit worst
                            :green/err (:green/err bad)
                            :green/trace (:green/trace bad)
                            :green/branches branch-opts)
                     forks)))

run-single-unit (private function, line 282)

Runs one branch through one step and expands its next edges.



(defn- run-single-unit [wf uid step run-opts {:keys [opts forks]}]
  (let [opts' (run-step wf step run-opts opts)]
    (children uid opts' (next-pairs wf step run-opts opts') forks)))

run-join-unit (private function, line 286)

Runs a converged join once, with branch results under :green/branches, unless any branch already failed.



(defn- run-join-unit [wf uid step run-opts entries]
  (let [branch-opts (mapv :opts entries)
        forks (join-forks entries)
        fork-opts (if (seq forks) (:opts (peek forks)) (first branch-opts))
        forks' (if (seq forks) (pop forks) forks)
        worst (branch-worst-exit branch-opts)]
    (if (pos? worst)
      (failed-join-result fork-opts forks' branch-opts worst)
      (let [opts' (run-step wf step run-opts (assoc fork-opts :green/branches branch-opts))]
        (children uid opts' (next-pairs wf step run-opts opts') forks')))))

unit-base-opts (private function, line 297)

Finds the opts to use when reporting a scheduler-level failure for either a single entry or a join unit.



(defn- unit-base-opts [entry entries]
  (if entry
    (:opts entry)
    (let [forks (join-forks entries)
          base (or (:opts (peek forks)) (:opts (first entries)) {})]
      (assoc base :green/branches (mapv :opts entries)))))

unit-forks (private function, line 304)

Finds the active fork stack to preserve when scheduler-level failure handling creates a terminal branch.



(defn- unit-forks [entry entries]
  (if entry
    (:forks entry)
    (let [forks (join-forks entries)]
      (if (seq forks) (pop forks) forks))))

failed-unit-result (private function, line 310)

Builds the terminal result for a unit that threw outside the user step boundary.



(defn- failed-unit-result [entry entries ^Throwable t]
  (terminal-result (scheduler-failure (unit-base-opts entry entries) t)
                   (unit-forks entry entries)))

run-unit (private function, line 314)

Dispatches a ready unit to either single-branch or join execution, giving the unit a fresh id for child parentage.



(defn- run-unit [wf run-opts {:keys [kind step entry entries]}]
  (let [uid (gensym "green-unit")]
    (try
      (case kind
        :single (run-single-unit wf uid step run-opts entry)
        :join (run-join-unit wf uid step run-opts entries))
      (catch Throwable t
        (failed-unit-result entry entries t)))))

failed-fork-branch? (private function, line 323)

Detects a finished failed branch that is still inside a fork and therefore must collapse the fork before any join runs.



(defn- failed-fork-branch? [branch]
  (and (failed? (:opts branch)) (seq (:forks branch))))

in-fork? (private function, line 326)

Checks whether a live or finished entry belongs to a particular fork frame.



(defn- in-fork? [fork-id entry]
  (boolean (some #(= fork-id (:id %)) (:forks entry))))

fork-members (private function, line 329)

Collects all live and finished entries currently inside a fork so collapse can summarize every branch's current result.



(defn- fork-members [fork-id live finished]
  (into (filterv (partial in-fork? fork-id) finished)
        (filterv (partial in-fork? fork-id) live)))

outside-fork (private function, line 333)

Filters entries not belonging to a collapsing fork.



(defn- outside-fork [fork-id entries]
  (filterv (complement (partial in-fork? fork-id)) entries))

collapsed-fork-entry (private function, line 336)

Creates the synthetic branch result that replaces a failed fork: fork-point opts plus worst exit and all branch results.



(defn- collapsed-fork-entry [fork-opts bad branch-opts worst]
  (let [worst-opts (first (filter #(= worst (:green/exit % 0)) branch-opts))]
    {:opts (assoc fork-opts
                  :green/exit worst
                  :green/err (:green/err worst-opts)
                  :green/trace (:green/trace worst-opts)
                  :green/branches branch-opts)
     :forks (pop (:forks bad))}))

collapse-fork (private function, line 345)

Removes a failed fork's members from live/finished sets and inserts the collapsed synthetic result.



(defn- collapse-fork [live finished bad]
  (let [{fork-id :id fork-opts :opts} (peek (:forks bad))
        branch-opts (mapv :opts (fork-members fork-id live finished))
        worst (branch-worst-exit branch-opts)]
    [(outside-fork fork-id live)
     (conj (outside-fork fork-id finished)
           (collapsed-fork-entry fork-opts bad branch-opts worst))]))

collapse-doomed (private function, line 353)

While a finished branch failed inside a fork, collapse that fork: absorb
its live entries (their current opts are their branch results — siblings
finished their step, nothing new starts) and its finished branches, skip
the join, and emit a terminal carrying the worst exit and :green/branches.
Cascades outward through nested forks.



(defn- collapse-doomed
  "While a finished branch failed inside a fork, collapse that fork: absorb
  its live entries (their current opts are their branch results — siblings
  finished their step, nothing new starts) and its finished branches, skip
  the join, and emit a terminal carrying the worst exit and :green/branches.
  Cascades outward through nested forks."
  [live finished]
  (loop [live live finished finished]
    (if-let [bad (first (filter failed-fork-branch? finished))]
      (let [[live' finished'] (collapse-fork live finished bad)]
        (recur live' finished'))
      [live finished])))

finalize (private function, line 366)

Selects the workflow result after all branches terminate: the only result, the first failure, or the last success.



(defn- finalize [finished]
  (let [terminals (mapv #(dissoc (:opts %) ::inherited) finished)]
    (cond
      (empty? terminals) {:green/exit 0}
      (= 1 (count terminals)) (first terminals)
      :else (or (first (filter failed? terminals))
                (last terminals)))))

blocked-step? (private function, line 374)

A step is blocked when another live branch could still reach it later; waiting lets the branches join instead of running the step twice.



(defn- blocked-step? [g live step]
  (some #(and (not= (:step %) step) (reaches? g (:step %) step))
        live))

ready-steps (private function, line 378)

Chooses runnable steps after join blocking. If every step is blocked, it breaks the stalemate by allowing the current keys.



(defn- ready-steps [g live by-step]
  (or (seq (remove #(blocked-step? g live %) (keys by-step)))
      (keys by-step)))

waiting-steps (private function, line 382)

The complement of ready steps for this scheduler turn; their entries stay live.



(defn- waiting-steps [by-step ready]
  (remove (set ready) (keys by-step)))

entries-for-steps (private function, line 385)

Flattens a selected set of step groups back into live entries.



(defn- entries-for-steps [by-step steps]
  (mapcat #(get by-step %) steps))

same-origin? (private function, line 388)

Same-step entries from one fan-out parent should run separately; entries from different parents represent a real convergence and join.



(defn- same-origin? [entries]
  (or (= 1 (count entries))
      (apply = (map :parent entries))))

single-units (private function, line 392)

Turns same-origin entries into independent runnable units.



(defn- single-units [step entries]
  (map (fn [entry] {:kind :single :step step :entry entry}) entries))

step-units (private function, line 395)

Chooses between single units and one join unit for a same-step group.



(defn- step-units [step entries]
  (if (same-origin? entries)
    (single-units step entries)
    [{:kind :join :step step :entries entries}]))

ready-units (private function, line 400)

Expands all ready step groups into concrete units to run this turn.



(defn- ready-units [by-step ready]
  (mapcat (fn [step] (step-units step (get by-step step))) ready))

run-units (private function, line 403)

Runs ready units concurrently with futures and waits for all of them before advancing the scheduler.



(defn- run-units [wf run-opts units]
  (let [tasks (mapv (fn [unit] (future (run-unit wf run-opts unit))) units)
        failures (atom [])
        results (mapv (fn [task]
                        (loop []
                          (let [result (try {:value @task}
                                            (catch InterruptedException e
                                              (swap! failures conj e)
                                              {:retry true})
                                            (catch Throwable e
                                              (swap! failures conj e)
                                              {}))]
                            (if (:retry result) (recur) (:value result)))))
                      tasks)]
    (when-let [error (first @failures)] (throw error))
    results))

scheduler-step (private function, line 420)

One scheduler tick: group live entries, select ready work, run it in parallel, keep waiting entries, and collapse failed forks.



(defn- scheduler-step [wf run-opts g live finished]
  (let [by-step (group-by :step live)
        ready (ready-steps g live by-step)
        waiting (waiting-steps by-step ready)
        units (ready-units by-step ready)
        results (run-units wf run-opts units)]
    (collapse-doomed
     (-> []
         (into (entries-for-steps by-step waiting))
         (into (mapcat :new-entries results)))
     (into finished (mapcat :terminals results)))))

run (declaration, line 432)

Forward declaration for run, needed because a later function calls it before its definition appears.



(declare run)

step (function, line 434)

Turn a workflow into a step function (opts -> opts), so workflows compose
into higher-level workflows: wire the result like any other step, advise
it, fan it out. The sub-workflow's :green/exit propagates naturally, and
application keys like :app/event and :app/dry-run flow in with opts.

The enclosing run's advice is inherited: the nested run merges it over
the sub-workflow's own (see the ns docstring). The engine re-stamps the
inherited registry after :in-fn runs, so :in-fn may build sub-opts from
scratch without severing inheritance.

Options:
:in-fn (fn [opts] sub-opts) — shape the opts entering the
sub-workflow
:out-fn (fn [opts sub-result] opts) — merge the sub-result back into the
parent's opts (default: the
sub-result itself is the step's
result)



(defn step
  "Turn a workflow into a step function (opts -> opts), so workflows compose
  into higher-level workflows: wire the result like any other step, advise
  it, fan it out. The sub-workflow's :green/exit propagates naturally, and
  application keys like :app/event and :app/dry-run flow in with opts.

  The enclosing run's advice is inherited: the nested run merges it over
  the sub-workflow's own (see the ns docstring). The engine re-stamps the
  inherited registry after :in-fn runs, so :in-fn may build sub-opts from
  scratch without severing inheritance.

  Options:
    :in-fn  (fn [opts] sub-opts)        — shape the opts entering the
                                          sub-workflow
    :out-fn (fn [opts sub-result] opts) — merge the sub-result back into the
                                          parent's opts (default: the
                                          sub-result itself is the step's
                                          result)"
  ([wf] (step wf {}))
  ([wf {:keys [in-fn out-fn]}]
   (fn [opts]
     (let [inherited (::inherited opts)
           sub-opts (cond-> ((or in-fn identity) opts)
                      inherited (assoc ::inherited inherited))
           result (run wf sub-opts)]
       (if out-fn (out-fn opts result) result)))))

run (function, line 461)

Run the workflow from its start step with opts as the initial state.
The same initial opts are passed to wire-fn as run-opts for the
whole run, so the static graph stays stable. Returns the final opts map;
its :green/exit is the workflow's exit code. When opts carries an
inherited advice registry (stamped by an enclosing run through step),
it is merged over the workflow's own advice before anything runs.



(defn run
  "Run the workflow from its start step with `opts` as the initial state.
  The same initial opts are passed to `wire-fn` as `run-opts` for the
  whole run, so the static graph stays stable. Returns the final opts map;
  its :green/exit is the workflow's exit code. When `opts` carries an
  inherited advice registry (stamped by an enclosing run through `step`),
  it is merged over the workflow's own advice before anything runs."
  [wf opts]
  (let [run-opts opts
        wf (inherit wf (::inherited opts))
        g (static-graph (::wire-fn wf) (::start wf) run-opts)]
    (loop [live [{:step (::start wf) :opts opts :parent ::root :forks []}]
           finished []]
      (if (empty? live)
        (finalize finished)
        (let [[live' finished'] (scheduler-step wf run-opts g live finished)]
          (recur live' finished'))))))

test/green/advice_test.clj

Unit tests for every advice combinator, strict add ordering, :depth precedence, registry purity, and advice inheritance through embedded workflows.

40 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: log, single-step-wf, filter-return-and-lifo-stacking, advice-remove-by-id, re-adding-same-id-replaces-and-moves-to-top, override-replaces-base, around-controls-the-call, filter-args-transforms-input, before-and-after-run-for-side-effects, before-runs-newest-to-oldest-after-runs-oldest-to-newest, throwing-advice-fails-the-step-through-the-contract, two-step-wf, advice-add-all-applies-to-every-step, advice-add-all-interleaves-in-strict-add-order-with-per-step, advice-remove-all-removes-the-global-entry, entry, before-while-gates-the-inward-call, before-while-stack-runs-newest-to-oldest-and-stops-on-nil, before-until-short-circuits-on-non-nil, after-while-runs-oldest-to-newest-and-stops-on-nil, after-while-and-after-until-use-green-exit-as-truth, after-until-supplies-a-result-when-the-chain-returns-nil, after-until-stack-runs-oldest-to-newest, depth-overrides-add-order, equal-depth-falls-back-to-newest-outermost, depth-applies-across-per-step-and-all-steps-advice, invalid-how-and-out-of-range-depth-are-rejected-at-add-time, embed, parent-advice-reaches-an-embedded-step, parent-override-redefines-an-embedded-step, inherited-advice-is-outermost, same-id-parent-advice-replaces-the-childs, depth-overrides-inheritance-order, advice-add-all-propagates-into-embeds, inheritance-survives-a-scoping-in-fn, inheritance-is-transitive-through-nested-embeds, the-inherited-registry-does-not-leak-into-results, advice-plan-shows-the-cross-workflow-stack, advice-add-all-workflow-is-untouched-by-later-adds

green.advice-test (namespace, line 1)

Namespace declaration and dependency surface for this file.

(ns green.advice-test
  (:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
            [green.advice :as advice]
            [green.workflow :as wf]))

log (private function, line 6)

Test helper for test.green.advice-test.



(defn- log [o x] (update o :log (fnil conj []) x))

single-step-wf (private function, line 8)

Test helper for test.green.advice-test.



(defn- single-step-wf []
  (wf/workflow {:start :t/step
                :wire-fn (fn [_ _] [(fn [o] (log o :base))])}))

filter-return-and-lifo-stacking (test, line 12)

Verifies that filter return and lifo stacking.



(deftest filter-return-and-lifo-stacking
  (let [base (single-step-wf)
        advised (-> base
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::a #(log % :a))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::b #(log % :b)))]
    (testing "most recently added advice is outermost"
      (is (= [:base :a :b] (:log (wf/run advised {})))))
    (testing "the original workflow is untouched (workflow-scoped advice)"
      (is (= [:base] (:log (wf/run base {})))))))

advice-remove-by-id (test, line 22)

Verifies that advice remove by id.



(deftest advice-remove-by-id
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::a #(log % :a))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::b #(log % :b))
                    (wf/advice-remove :t/step ::a))]
    (is (= [:base :b] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

re-adding-same-id-replaces-and-moves-to-top (test, line 29)

Verifies that re adding same id replaces and moves to top.



(deftest re-adding-same-id-replaces-and-moves-to-top
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::a #(log % :a1))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::b #(log % :b))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::a #(log % :a2)))]
    (is (= [:base :b :a2] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

override-replaces-base (test, line 36)

Verifies that override replaces base.



(deftest override-replaces-base
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :override ::o #(log % :override)))]
    (is (= [:override] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

around-controls-the-call (test, line 41)

Verifies that around controls the call.



(deftest around-controls-the-call
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :around ::ar
                                   (fn [f o] (log (f (log o :in)) :out))))]
    (is (= [:in :base :out] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

filter-args-transforms-input (test, line 47)

Verifies that filter args transforms input.



(deftest filter-args-transforms-input
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-args ::fa #(assoc % :x 1)))]
    (is (= 1 (:x (wf/run advised {}))))))

before-and-after-run-for-side-effects (test, line 52)

Verifies that before and after run for side effects.



(deftest before-and-after-run-for-side-effects
  (let [seen (atom [])
        advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :before ::b
                                   (fn [o] (swap! seen conj [:before (:log o)]) o))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :after ::a
                                   (fn [o] (swap! seen conj [:after (:log o)]) o)))
        res (wf/run advised {})]
    (testing "before and after both see the step's input opts (Emacs: both
              get r); their returns are ignored and OLDFUN's value flows out"
      (is (= [:base] (:log res)))
      (is (= [[:before nil] [:after nil]] @seen)))))

before-runs-newest-to-oldest-after-runs-oldest-to-newest (test, line 65)

Verifies that before runs newest to oldest after runs oldest to newest.



(deftest before-runs-newest-to-oldest-after-runs-oldest-to-newest
  (let [seen (atom [])
        note (fn [k] (fn [o] (swap! seen conj k) o))
        advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :before ::b1 (note :b1))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :before ::b2 (note :b2))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :after ::a1 (note :a1))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :after ::a2 (note :a2)))]
    (wf/run advised {})
    (is (= [:b2 :b1 :a1 :a2] @seen))))

throwing-advice-fails-the-step-through-the-contract (test, line 76)

Verifies that throwing advice fails the step through the contract.



(deftest throwing-advice-fails-the-step-through-the-contract
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :before ::boom
                                   (fn [_] (throw (ex-info "advice boom" {})))))
        res (wf/run advised {})]
    (is (= 1 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= "advice boom" (:green/err res)))
    (is (string? (:green/trace res)))))

two-step-wf (private function, line 85)

Test helper for test.green.advice-test.



(defn- two-step-wf []
  (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
               :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                          (case s
                            :t/a [(fn [o] (log o :a)) :t/b]
                            :t/b [(fn [o] (log o :b))]))}))

advice-add-all-applies-to-every-step (test, line 92)

Verifies that advice add all applies to every step.



(deftest advice-add-all-applies-to-every-step
  (let [advised (-> (two-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add-all :filter-return ::tag #(log % :all)))]
    (is (= [:a :all :b :all] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

advice-add-all-interleaves-in-strict-add-order-with-per-step (test, line 97)

Verifies that advice add all interleaves in strict add order with per step.



(deftest advice-add-all-interleaves-in-strict-add-order-with-per-step
  (let [advised (-> (two-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add-all :filter-return ::g1 #(log % :g1))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/a :filter-return ::pa #(log % :pa))
                    (wf/advice-add-all :filter-return ::g2 #(log % :g2)))
        res (wf/run advised {})]
    (testing ":t/a ran with both global entries plus its own, in add order"
      (is (= [:a :g1 :pa :g2] (subvec (:log res) 0 4))))
    (testing ":t/b, with no per-step advice, only saw the globals in add order"
      (is (= [:b :g1 :g2] (subvec (:log res) 4))))))

advice-remove-all-removes-the-global-entry (test, line 108)

Verifies that advice remove all removes the global entry.



(deftest advice-remove-all-removes-the-global-entry
  (let [advised (-> (two-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add-all :filter-return ::g #(log % :g))
                    (wf/advice-remove-all ::g))]
    (is (= [:a :b] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

entry (private function, line 116)

the while/until combinators



;; --- the while/until combinators -----------------------------------------

(defn- entry [how f seq]
  {:id (gensym "adv") :how how :fn f :seq seq :depth 0})

before-while-gates-the-inward-call (test, line 119)

Verifies that before while gates the inward call.



(deftest before-while-gates-the-inward-call
  (let [seen (atom [])
        base (fn [o] (swap! seen conj :base) (log o :base))]
    (testing "truthy advice lets the chain run; base sees the original opts"
      (reset! seen [])
      (let [f (advice/compose base [(entry :before-while
                                           (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :w) true) 0)])]
        (is (= [:base] (:log (f {}))))
        (is (= [:w :base] @seen))))
    (testing "nil advice short-circuits: nothing inward runs, result is nil"
      (reset! seen [])
      (let [f (advice/compose base [(entry :before-while
                                           (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :w) nil) 0)])]
        (is (nil? (f {})))
        (is (= [:w] @seen))))))

before-while-stack-runs-newest-to-oldest-and-stops-on-nil (test, line 135)

Verifies that before while stack runs newest to oldest and stops on nil.



(deftest before-while-stack-runs-newest-to-oldest-and-stops-on-nil
  (let [seen (atom [])
        base (fn [o] (swap! seen conj :base) o)
        f (advice/compose base
                          [(entry :before-while (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :old) true) 0)
                           (entry :before-while (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :new) nil) 1)])]
    (is (nil? (f {})))
    (is (= [:new] @seen) "the newest gate is outermost and stops the chain")))

before-until-short-circuits-on-non-nil (test, line 144)

Verifies that before until short circuits on non nil.



(deftest before-until-short-circuits-on-non-nil
  (testing "a non-nil advice return is the result; base never runs"
    (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                      (wf/advice-add :t/step :before-until ::bu #(log % :bu)))]
      (is (= [:bu] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))
  (testing "a nil advice return falls through to the chain"
    (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                      (wf/advice-add :t/step :before-until ::bu (fn [_] nil)))]
      (is (= [:base] (:log (wf/run advised {})))))))

after-while-runs-oldest-to-newest-and-stops-on-nil (test, line 154)

Verifies that after while runs oldest to newest and stops on nil.



(deftest after-while-runs-oldest-to-newest-and-stops-on-nil
  (let [seen (atom [])
        base (fn [o] (swap! seen conj :base) o)
        f (advice/compose base
                          [(entry :after-while (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :old) nil) 0)
                           (entry :after-while (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :new) true) 1)])]
    (is (nil? (f {})))
    (is (= [:base :old] @seen)
        "base first, then oldest advice; its nil skips the newer one")))

after-while-and-after-until-use-green-exit-as-truth (test, line 164)

Verifies that after while and after until use green exit as truth.



(deftest after-while-and-after-until-use-green-exit-as-truth
  (testing ":after-while does not run after a failing step result"
    (let [seen (atom [])
          f (advice/compose (fn [o]
                              (swap! seen conj :base)
                              (assoc (log o :base) :green/exit 7))
                            [(entry :after-while
                                    (fn [o]
                                      (swap! seen conj :after)
                                      (assoc (log o :after) :green/exit 0))
                                    0)])
          ret (f {})]
      (is (= 7 (:green/exit ret)))
      (is (= [:base] (:log ret)))
      (is (= [:base] @seen))))
  (testing ":after-until falls through to advice after a failing step result"
    (let [seen (atom [])
          f (advice/compose (fn [o]
                              (swap! seen conj :base)
                              (assoc (log o :base) :green/exit 7))
                            [(entry :after-until
                                    (fn [o]
                                      (swap! seen conj :recover)
                                      (assoc (log o :recover) :green/exit 0))
                                    0)])
          ret (f {})]
      (is (= 0 (:green/exit ret)))
      (is (= [:recover] (:log ret)))
      (is (= [:base :recover] @seen)))))

after-until-supplies-a-result-when-the-chain-returns-nil (test, line 194)

Verifies that after until supplies a result when the chain returns nil.



(deftest after-until-supplies-a-result-when-the-chain-returns-nil
  (testing "compose level: advice only fires when the inward call is nil"
    (let [f (advice/compose (fn [_] nil)
                            [(entry :after-until (fn [o] (log o :fallback)) 0)])]
      (is (= [:fallback] (:log (f {})))))
    (let [f (advice/compose (fn [o] (log o :base))
                            [(entry :after-until (fn [o] (log o :fallback)) 0)])]
      (is (= [:base] (:log (f {}))) "a non-nil chain result short-circuits")))
  (testing "in a workflow: a before-while gate nils the step out and an
            outer after-until turns that into a real result"
    (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                      (wf/advice-add :t/step :before-while ::gate (fn [_] nil))
                      (wf/advice-add :t/step :after-until ::fallback #(log % :fallback)))
          res (wf/run advised {})]
      (is (= [:fallback] (:log res)))
      (is (= 0 (:green/exit res))))))

after-until-stack-runs-oldest-to-newest (test, line 211)

Verifies that after until stack runs oldest to newest.



(deftest after-until-stack-runs-oldest-to-newest
  (let [seen (atom [])
        f (advice/compose (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :base) nil)
                          [(entry :after-until (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :old) nil) 0)
                           (entry :after-until (fn [_] (swap! seen conj :new) :hit) 1)])]
    (is (= :hit (f {})))
    (is (= [:base :old :new] @seen))))

depth-overrides-add-order (test, line 221)

depth



;; --- depth ----------------------------------------------------------------

(deftest depth-overrides-add-order
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::outer #(log % :outer) {:depth -50})
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::mid #(log % :mid))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::inner #(log % :inner) {:depth 50}))]
    (testing "lower depth is more outward, higher more inward, whatever the add order"
      (is (= [:base :inner :mid :outer] (:log (wf/run advised {})))))))

equal-depth-falls-back-to-newest-outermost (test, line 229)

Verifies that equal depth falls back to newest outermost.



(deftest equal-depth-falls-back-to-newest-outermost
  (let [advised (-> (single-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::a #(log % :a) {:depth -50})
                    (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::b #(log % :b) {:depth -50}))]
    (is (= [:base :a :b] (:log (wf/run advised {}))))))

depth-applies-across-per-step-and-all-steps-advice (test, line 235)

Verifies that depth applies across per step and all steps advice.



(deftest depth-applies-across-per-step-and-all-steps-advice
  (let [advised (-> (two-step-wf)
                    (wf/advice-add-all :filter-return ::g #(log % :g))
                    (wf/advice-add :t/a :filter-return ::p #(log % :p) {:depth 100}))
        res (wf/run advised {})]
    (testing "depth 100 pushes the later-added per-step advice inside the global one"
      (is (= [:a :p :g] (subvec (:log res) 0 3))))
    (is (= [:b :g] (subvec (:log res) 3)))))

invalid-how-and-out-of-range-depth-are-rejected-at-add-time (test, line 244)

Verifies that invalid how and out of range depth are rejected at add time.



(deftest invalid-how-and-out-of-range-depth-are-rejected-at-add-time
  (is (thrown-with-msg? clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo #"unsupported advice combinator"
                        (wf/advice-add (single-step-wf) :t/step :befor ::typo identity)))
  (is (thrown-with-msg? clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo #":depth must be in -100..100"
                        (wf/advice-add (single-step-wf) :t/step :before ::deep identity
                                       {:depth 101}))))

embed (private function, line 253)

A parent workflow that runs :p/a, then sub as an embedded step, then :p/z.

cross-workflow inheritance (advice through wf/step)



;; --- cross-workflow inheritance (advice through wf/step) -------------------

(defn- embed
  "A parent workflow that runs :p/a, then `sub` as an embedded step, then :p/z."
  [sub]
  (wf/workflow {:start :p/a
                :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                           (case s
                             :p/a [(fn [o] (log o :p-a)) :p/sub]
                             :p/sub [(wf/step sub) :p/z]
                             :p/z [(fn [o] (log o :p-z))]))}))

parent-advice-reaches-an-embedded-step (test, line 263)

Verifies that parent advice reaches an embedded step.



(deftest parent-advice-reaches-an-embedded-step
  (let [sub (single-step-wf)
        parent (-> (embed sub)
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::p #(log % :p)))]
    (is (= [:p-a :base :p :p-z] (:log (wf/run parent {}))))
    (testing "the child value is untouched — standalone runs stay bare"
      (is (= [:base] (:log (wf/run sub {})))))))

parent-override-redefines-an-embedded-step (test, line 271)

Verifies that parent override redefines an embedded step.



(deftest parent-override-redefines-an-embedded-step
  (let [parent (-> (embed (single-step-wf))
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :override ::o #(log % :redefined)))]
    (is (= [:p-a :redefined :p-z] (:log (wf/run parent {}))))))

inherited-advice-is-outermost (test, line 276)

Verifies that inherited advice is outermost.



(deftest inherited-advice-is-outermost
  (let [sub (-> (single-step-wf)
                (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::c #(log % :child)))
        parent (-> (embed sub)
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::p #(log % :parent)))]
    (is (= [:p-a :base :child :parent :p-z] (:log (wf/run parent {}))))))

same-id-parent-advice-replaces-the-childs (test, line 283)

Verifies that same id parent advice replaces the childs.



(deftest same-id-parent-advice-replaces-the-childs
  (let [sub (-> (single-step-wf)
                (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::x #(log % :child-x)))
        parent (-> (embed sub)
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::x #(log % :parent-x)))]
    (is (= [:p-a :base :parent-x :p-z] (:log (wf/run parent {}))))))

depth-overrides-inheritance-order (test, line 290)

Verifies that depth overrides inheritance order.



(deftest depth-overrides-inheritance-order
  (let [sub (-> (single-step-wf)
                (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::c #(log % :child) {:depth -50}))
        parent (-> (embed sub)
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::p #(log % :parent)))]
    (testing "the child's depth -50 stays outside the parent's depth-0 advice"
      (is (= [:p-a :base :parent :child :p-z] (:log (wf/run parent {})))))))

advice-add-all-propagates-into-embeds (test, line 298)

Verifies that advice add all propagates into embeds.



(deftest advice-add-all-propagates-into-embeds
  (let [parent (-> (embed (single-step-wf))
                   (wf/advice-add-all :filter-return ::g #(log % :g)))]
    (testing "every inner step is wrapped, and so is the embed step itself"
      (is (= [:p-a :g :base :g :g :p-z :g] (:log (wf/run parent {})))))))

inheritance-survives-a-scoping-in-fn (test, line 304)

Verifies that inheritance survives a scoping in fn.



(deftest inheritance-survives-a-scoping-in-fn
  (let [parent (-> (wf/workflow {:start :p/sub
                                 :wire-fn (fn [_ _]
                                            [(wf/step (single-step-wf)
                                                      {:in-fn (fn [o] {:n (:n o)})})])})
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::p #(log % :p)))]
    (testing ":in-fn built sub-opts from scratch; the engine re-stamped the registry"
      (is (= [:base :p] (:log (wf/run parent {:n 1})))))))

inheritance-is-transitive-through-nested-embeds (test, line 313)

Verifies that inheritance is transitive through nested embeds.



(deftest inheritance-is-transitive-through-nested-embeds
  (let [inner (single-step-wf)
        mid (wf/workflow {:start :m/sub :wire-fn (fn [_ _] [(wf/step inner)])})
        top (-> (wf/workflow {:start :top/sub :wire-fn (fn [_ _] [(wf/step mid)])})
                (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::p #(log % :top)))]
    (is (= [:base :top] (:log (wf/run top {}))))))

the-inherited-registry-does-not-leak-into-results (test, line 320)

Verifies that the inherited registry does not leak into results.



(deftest the-inherited-registry-does-not-leak-into-results
  (let [parent (-> (embed (single-step-wf))
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::p identity))
        res (wf/run parent {})]
    (is (not (contains? res :green.workflow/inherited)))))

advice-plan-shows-the-cross-workflow-stack (test, line 326)

Verifies that advice plan shows the cross workflow stack.



(deftest advice-plan-shows-the-cross-workflow-stack
  (let [sub (-> (single-step-wf)
                (wf/advice-add :t/step :before ::backend identity)
                (wf/advice-add :t/step :filter-return ::inner identity {:depth 50}))
        parent (-> (embed sub)
                   (wf/advice-add :t/step :before ::backend identity)
                   (wf/advice-add-all :around ::audit (fn [f o] (f o))))]
    (testing "outermost first, with provenance; the parent's ::backend replaced the child's"
      (is (= [[::audit :all 0] [::backend :step 0] [::inner :step 1]]
             (mapv (juxt :id :scope :level) (wf/advice-plan [parent sub] :t/step)))))
    (testing "a single workflow works too"
      (is (= [[::backend :step 0] [::inner :step 0]]
             (mapv (juxt :id :scope :level) (wf/advice-plan sub :t/step)))))))

advice-add-all-workflow-is-untouched-by-later-adds (test, line 340)

Verifies that advice add all workflow is untouched by later adds.



(deftest advice-add-all-workflow-is-untouched-by-later-adds
  (let [base (two-step-wf)
        g1 (wf/advice-add-all base :filter-return ::g1 #(log % :g1))
        g2 (wf/advice-add-all g1 :filter-return ::g2 #(log % :g2))]
    (is (= [:a :g1 :b :g1] (:log (wf/run g1 {}))) "g1 is untouched by adding g2")
    (is (= [:a :g1 :g2 :b :g1 :g2] (:log (wf/run g2 {}))))))

test/green/cli_test.clj

Covers YAML and EDN parsing, YAML 1.2 scalars, COLORS_PAR_* overlays and coercion.

5 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: colors-par-variables-overlay-desired-state, desired-state-is-read-by-extension, core-scalar-numbers-and-strings, core-signed-infinity

green.cli-test (namespace, line 1)

Namespace declaration and dependency surface for this file.

(ns green.cli-test
  (:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
            [green.cli :as cli]))

colors-par-variables-overlay-desired-state (test, line 5)

Verifies that colors par variables overlay desired state.



(deftest colors-par-variables-overlay-desired-state
  (testing "the file supplies structure, the environment supplies secrets"
    (is (= {:do-token "tok" :profile "prod"}
           (cli/read-pars {:profile "prod"} {"COLORS_PAR_DO_TOKEN" "tok"
                                             "PATH" "/usr/bin"}))))

  (testing "hyphens in the key are underscores in the variable"
    (is (= "COLORS_PAR_R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID" (cli/par-name :r2-access-key-id)))
    (is (= {:r2-access-key-id "id"}
           (cli/read-pars {} {"COLORS_PAR_R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID" "id"}))))

  (testing "an override takes the type of the value it replaces"
    (is (= {:prevent-destroy false}
           (cli/read-pars {:prevent-destroy true}
                          {"COLORS_PAR_PREVENT_DESTROY" "false"})))
    (is (= {:port 25}
           (cli/read-pars {:port 587} {"COLORS_PAR_PORT" "25"})))
    (is (= {:name "x"} (cli/read-pars {:name "y"} {"COLORS_PAR_NAME" "x"}))))

  (testing "applying the overlay twice changes nothing"
    (let [env {"COLORS_PAR_PREVENT_DESTROY" "false"}
          once (cli/read-pars {:prevent-destroy true} env)]
      (is (= once (cli/read-pars once env)))))

  (testing "the bare prefix is not a key"
    (is (= {} (cli/read-pars {} {"COLORS_PAR_" "x"}))))

  (testing "no colour keeps a prefix of its own"
    (is (= {} (cli/read-pars {} {"GREEN_PAR_DO_TOKEN" "tok"
                                 "RED_PAR_DO_TOKEN" "tok"
                                 "BLUE_PAR_DO_TOKEN" "tok"
                                 "ONCE_PAR_DO_TOKEN" "tok"})))))

desired-state-is-read-by-extension (test, line 38)

Verifies that desired state is read by extension.



(deftest desired-state-is-read-by-extension
  (testing "yaml keys arrive as keywords, nesting included"
    (is (= {:profile "prod" :once {:applications [{:host "www.example.com"}]}}
           (cli/read-state "colors.yml"
                           "profile: prod\nonce:\n  applications:\n    - host: www.example.com\n"))))

  (testing "the 1.2 core schema leaves no/yes/on as the strings they look like"
    (is (= {:a "no" :b "yes" :c "on" :d true :e 12}
           (cli/read-state "colors.yaml" "a: no\nb: yes\nc: on\nd: true\ne: 012\n"))))

  (testing "edn is still read, so existing projects keep working"
    (is (= {:profile "prod" :port 587}
           (cli/read-state "green.edn" "{:profile \"prod\" :port 587}")))))

core-scalar-numbers-and-strings (test, line 52)

Verifies that core scalar numbers and strings.



(deftest core-scalar-numbers-and-strings
  (let [state (cli/read-state "state.yml"
                (str "exponent: 1e3\nfractional-exponent: 1.0e3\nsmall-exponent: 1.25e-2\n"
                     "date: 2026-09-11\nclock: 1:30.5\noctal: 0o17\nhex: 0x1f\n"
                     "quoted: [\"1e3\", \"0o17\", \"0x1f\", \"2026-09-11\"]\n"
                     "nested: {number: &n 0o17, alias: *n}\n"
                     "tagged: !!str 0o17\nblock: |\n  0o17\n"))]
    (is (== 1000 (:exponent state) (:fractional-exponent state)))
    (is (= 0.0125 (:small-exponent state)))
    (is (= "2026-09-11" (:date state)))
    (is (= "1:30.5" (:clock state)))
    (is (= 15 (:octal state)))
    (is (= 31 (:hex state)))
    (is (= ["1e3" "0o17" "0x1f" "2026-09-11"] (:quoted state)))
    (is (= {:number 15 :alias 15} (:nested state)))
    (is (= "0o17" (:tagged state)))
    (is (= "0o17\n" (:block state)))))

core-signed-infinity (test, line 70)

Verifies that core signed infinity.



(deftest core-signed-infinity
  (let [state (cli/read-state "state.yml" "positive: +.INF\nnegative: -.Inf\nnan: .NaN\nquoted: \"-.Inf\"\n")]
    (is (= Double/POSITIVE_INFINITY (:positive state)))
    (is (= Double/NEGATIVE_INFINITY (:negative state)))
    (is (Double/isNaN (:nan state)))
    (is (= "-.Inf" (:quoted state)))))

test/green/workflow_test.clj

Scheduler tests for linear graphs, failures, event-specific static graphs, dynamic routing, fork/join behavior, composition, slices, and real parallelism.

21 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: mark, linear-happy-path, error-halts-without-next-fn, exception-becomes-exit-err-trace, end-step-is-an-inclusive-slice-boundary, wire-fn-can-select-an-event-specific-static-graph, wire-fn-uses-stable-run-opts-not-branch-opts, next-fn-reroutes-errors, next-fn-nil-terminates, static-fork-and-join, dynamic-fan-out-and-join, branch-failure-skips-join-and-propagates-worst-exit, workflows-compose-as-steps, sub-workflow-failure-halts-the-parent, step-in-out-scope-the-sub-workflow, parallel-branches-actually-run-concurrently, nested-join-uses-common-ancestry, failure-after-nested-join-does-not-collapse-joined-fork, failed-join-preserves-worst-diagnostics, join-routing-exceptions-preserve-common-fork-context

green.workflow-test (namespace, line 1)

Namespace declaration and dependency surface for this file.

(ns green.workflow-test
  (:require [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]]
            [green.workflow :as wf]))

mark (private function, line 5)

Test helper for test.green.workflow-test.



(defn- mark [k] (fn [o] (update o :seen (fnil conj []) k)))

linear-happy-path (test, line 7)

Verifies that linear happy path.



(deftest linear-happy-path
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(mark :a) :t/b]
                                     :t/b [(mark :b) :t/c]
                                     :t/c [(mark :c)]))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= [:a :b :c] (:seen res)))
    (is (= 0 (:green/exit res)))))

error-halts-without-next-fn (test, line 18)

Verifies that error halts without next fn.



(deftest error-halts-without-next-fn
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(mark :a) :t/b]
                                     :t/b [(fn [o] (assoc o :green/exit 3)) :t/c]
                                     :t/c [(mark :c)]))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= 3 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= [:a] (:seen res)) ":t/c must not run")))

exception-becomes-exit-err-trace (test, line 29)

Verifies that exception becomes exit err trace.



(deftest exception-becomes-exit-err-trace
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(fn [_] (throw (ex-info "boom" {})))
                                           :t/b]
                                     :t/b [(mark :b)]))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= 1 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= "boom" (:green/err res)))
    (is (string? (:green/trace res)))
    (is (nil? (:seen res)) ":t/b must not run")))

end-step-is-an-inclusive-slice-boundary (test, line 42)

Verifies that end step is an inclusive slice boundary.



(deftest end-step-is-an-inclusive-slice-boundary
  (let [wire (fn [s _]
               (case s
                 :t/a [(mark :a) :t/b]
                 :t/b [(mark :b) :t/c]
                 :t/c [(mark :c)]))]
    (testing "end stops after running it"
      (is (= [:a :b]
             (:seen (wf/run (wf/workflow {:start :t/a :end :t/b :wire-fn wire}) {})))))
    (testing "start skips earlier steps"
      (is (= [:b :c]
             (:seen (wf/run (wf/workflow {:start :t/b :wire-fn wire}) {})))))))

wire-fn-can-select-an-event-specific-static-graph (test, line 55)

Verifies that wire fn can select an event specific static graph.



(deftest wire-fn-can-select-an-event-specific-static-graph
  (let [w (wf/workflow
           {:start :t/start
            :wire-fn (fn [step run-opts]
                       (case [(:green/event run-opts) step]
                         [:create :t/start] [(mark :start) :t/node]
                         [:create :t/node] [(mark :node) :t/config]
                         [:create :t/config] [(mark :config)]
                         [:delete :t/start] [(mark :start) :t/config]
                         [:delete :t/config] [(mark :config) :t/node]
                         [:delete :t/node] [(mark :node)]))})]
    (is (= [:start :node :config]
           (:seen (wf/run w {:green/event :create}))))
    (is (= [:start :config :node]
           (:seen (wf/run w {:green/event :delete}))))))

wire-fn-uses-stable-run-opts-not-branch-opts (test, line 71)

Verifies that wire fn uses stable run opts not branch opts.



(deftest wire-fn-uses-stable-run-opts-not-branch-opts
  (let [w (wf/workflow
           {:start :t/start
            :wire-fn (fn [step run-opts]
                       (case step
                         :t/start [identity :t/work]
                         :t/work [(mark :work)
                                  (if (= :branch (:route run-opts))
                                    :t/branch-done
                                    :t/run-done)]
                         :t/run-done [(mark :run-done)]
                         :t/branch-done [(mark :branch-done)]))
            :next-fn (fn [step default-next opts]
                       (if (= step :t/start)
                         [[:t/work (assoc opts :route :branch)]]
                         (mapv (fn [s] [s opts]) default-next)))})
        res (wf/run w {:route :run})]
    (is (= [:work :run-done] (:seen res)))
    (is (= :branch (:route res)) "the step still receives branch-local opts")))

next-fn-reroutes-errors (test, line 91)

Verifies that next fn reroutes errors.



(deftest next-fn-reroutes-errors
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(fn [o] (assoc o :green/exit 7)) :t/b]
                                     :t/b [(mark :b)]
                                     :t/cleanup [(fn [o] (-> o (assoc :green/exit 0)
                                                             ((mark :cleanup))))]))
                        :next-fn (fn [step dn opts]
                                   (cond
                                     (pos? (:green/exit opts 0)) (when-not (= step :t/cleanup)
                                                                   [[:t/cleanup opts]])
                                     :else (map (fn [s] [s opts]) dn)))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= [:cleanup] (:seen res)))
    (is (= 0 (:green/exit res)))))

next-fn-nil-terminates (test, line 108)

Verifies that next fn nil terminates.



(deftest next-fn-nil-terminates
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(mark :a) :t/b]
                                     :t/b [(mark :b)]))
                        :next-fn (fn [_ _ _] nil)})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= [:a] (:seen res)))))

static-fork-and-join (test, line 118)

Verifies that static fork and join.



(deftest static-fork-and-join
  ;; :t/a forks to :t/b and :t/c; :t/c has a longer chain (:t/c -> :t/c2);
  ;; both arrive at :t/d, which must run once with both branches collected.
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(mark :a) :t/b :t/c]
                                     :t/b [(mark :b) :t/d]
                                     :t/c [(mark :c) :t/c2]
                                     :t/c2 [(mark :c2) :t/d]
                                     :t/d [(fn [o]
                                             (assoc o :joined
                                                    (mapv :seen (:green/branches o))))]))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= 0 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= 2 (count (:green/branches res))))
    (testing "join waited for the longer branch"
      (is (= #{[:a :b] [:a :c :c2]} (set (:joined res)))))
    (testing "join base opts come from the fork point"
      (is (= [:a] (:seen res))
          "join step's own opts derive from fork opts, not a branch"))))

dynamic-fan-out-and-join (test, line 140)

Verifies that dynamic fan out and join.



(deftest dynamic-fan-out-and-join
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/fan
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/fan [(mark :fan) :t/work]
                                     :t/work [(fn [o] (assoc o :done (:n o)))
                                              :t/join]
                                     :t/join [(fn [o]
                                                (assoc o :collected
                                                       (set (map :done (:green/branches o)))))]))
                        :next-fn (fn [step dn opts]
                                   (cond
                                     (pos? (:green/exit opts 0)) []
                                     (= step :t/fan) (for [n [1 2 3]]
                                                       [:t/work (assoc opts :n n)])
                                     :else (map (fn [s] [s opts]) dn)))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= 0 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= 3 (count (:green/branches res))))
    (is (= #{1 2 3} (:collected res)))))

branch-failure-skips-join-and-propagates-worst-exit (test, line 161)

Verifies that branch failure skips join and propagates worst exit.



(deftest branch-failure-skips-join-and-propagates-worst-exit
  (let [w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [(mark :a) :t/ok :t/bad]
                                     :t/ok [(mark :ok) :t/d]
                                     :t/bad [(fn [o] (assoc o :green/exit 5
                                                            :green/err "bad branch"))
                                             :t/d]
                                     :t/d [(mark :join-ran)]))})
        res (wf/run w {})]
    (is (= 5 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= "bad branch" (:green/err res)))
    (is (not-any? #(= % :join-ran) (:seen res [])) "join must be skipped")
    (is (= 2 (count (:green/branches res))) "both branches finished")))

workflows-compose-as-steps (test, line 177)

Verifies that workflows compose as steps.



(deftest workflows-compose-as-steps
  (let [sub (wf/workflow {:start :s/a
                          :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                     (case s
                                       :s/a [(mark :sub-a) :s/b]
                                       :s/b [(mark :sub-b)]))})
        parent (wf/workflow {:start :p/a
                             :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                        (case s
                                          :p/a [(mark :p-a) :p/sub]
                                          :p/sub [(wf/step sub) :p/z]
                                          :p/z [(mark :p-z)]))})
        res (wf/run parent {})]
    (is (= 0 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= [:p-a :sub-a :sub-b :p-z] (:seen res)))))

sub-workflow-failure-halts-the-parent (test, line 193)

Verifies that sub workflow failure halts the parent.



(deftest sub-workflow-failure-halts-the-parent
  (let [sub (wf/workflow {:start :s/a
                          :wire-fn (fn [_ _] [(fn [o] (assoc o :green/exit 4
                                                           :green/err "sub failed"))])})
        parent (wf/workflow {:start :p/sub
                             :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                        (case s
                                          :p/sub [(wf/step sub) :p/z]
                                          :p/z [(mark :p-z)]))})
        res (wf/run parent {})]
    (is (= 4 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (= "sub failed" (:green/err res)))
    (is (nil? (:seen res)) ":p/z must not run")))

step-in-out-scope-the-sub-workflow (test, line 207)

Verifies that step in out scope the sub workflow.



(deftest step-in-out-scope-the-sub-workflow
  (let [sub (wf/workflow {:start :s/a
                          :wire-fn (fn [_ _] [(fn [o] (assoc o :result (* 2 (:n o))))])})
        parent (wf/workflow {:start :p/sub
                             :wire-fn (fn [_ _]
                                        [(wf/step sub
                                                  {:in-fn (fn [o] {:green/event (:green/event o)
                                                                   :n (:parent-n o)})
                                                   :out-fn (fn [o r] (assoc o :doubled (:result r)))})])})
        res (wf/run parent {:green/event :create :parent-n 21 :keep-me :yes})]
    (is (= 42 (:doubled res)))
    (is (= :yes (:keep-me res)) ":out-fn preserved the parent opts")))

parallel-branches-actually-run-concurrently (test, line 220)

Verifies that parallel branches actually run concurrently.



(deftest parallel-branches-actually-run-concurrently
  (let [in-flight (atom 0)
        peak (atom 0)
        slow (fn [o]
               (swap! peak max (swap! in-flight inc))
               (Thread/sleep 50)
               (swap! in-flight dec)
               o)
        w (wf/workflow {:start :t/a
                        :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                   (case s
                                     :t/a [identity :t/x :t/y :t/z]
                                     :t/x [slow :t/d]
                                     :t/y [slow :t/d]
                                     :t/z [slow :t/d]
                                     :t/d [identity]))})
        res (wf/run w {:green/exit 0})]
    (is (= 0 (:green/exit res)))
    (is (< 1 @peak) "branches overlapped in time")))

nested-join-uses-common-ancestry (test, line 240)

Verifies that nested join uses common ancestry.



(deftest nested-join-uses-common-ancestry
  (doseq [right-length [1 4] enclosing-fork [false true]]
    (testing (str "right length " right-length ", enclosing fork " enclosing-fork)
      (let [right-step #(keyword "t" (str "right" %))
            graph (into {:t/root (if enclosing-fork [:t/fork :t/outside] [:t/fork])
                         :t/fork [:t/left (right-step 1)] :t/left [:t/leaf1 :t/leaf2]
                         :t/leaf1 [:t/join] :t/leaf2 [:t/join]
                         :t/join (if enclosing-fork [:t/final] [])
                         :t/outside [:t/final] :t/final []}
                        (for [i (range 1 (inc right-length))]
                          [(right-step i) [(if (= i right-length) :t/join (right-step (inc i)))]]))
            joins (atom [])
            result (wf/run (wf/workflow
                            {:start :t/root
                             :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                        (into [(fn [o]
                                                 (when (#{:t/join :t/final} s)
                                                   (swap! joins conj {:step s :base (:path o)
                                                                      :branches (:green/branches o)}))
                                                 (update o :path (fnil conj []) s))]
                                              (get graph s)))}) {})]
        (is (= 0 (:green/exit result)))
        (is (= [:t/root :t/fork] (:base (first @joins))))
        (is (= 3 (count (:branches (first @joins)))))
        (is (= (if enclosing-fork 2 1) (count @joins)))
        (when enclosing-fork
          (is (= [:t/root] (:base (second @joins))))
          (is (= 2 (count (:branches (second @joins))))))))))

failure-after-nested-join-does-not-collapse-joined-fork (test, line 269)

Verifies that failure after nested join does not collapse joined fork.



(deftest failure-after-nested-join-does-not-collapse-joined-fork
  (let [graph {:t/root [:t/left :t/right] :t/left [:t/a :t/b]
               :t/a [:t/join] :t/b [:t/join] :t/right [:t/r2]
               :t/r2 [:t/r3] :t/r3 [:t/join] :t/join [:t/fail] :t/fail []}
        result (wf/run (wf/workflow
                        {:start :t/root
                         :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                    (into [(fn [o]
                                             (if (= s :t/fail)
                                               (assoc o :green/exit 8 :green/err "after join")
                                               (assoc o :joined (or (= s :t/join) (:joined o)))))]
                                          (get graph s)))}) {})]
    (is (= 8 (:green/exit result)))
    (is (true? (:joined result)))
    (is (= 3 (count (:green/branches result))))))

failed-join-preserves-worst-diagnostics (test, line 285)

Verifies that failed join preserves worst diagnostics.



(deftest failed-join-preserves-worst-diagnostics
  (doseq [exits [[3 9] [9 3] [9 9]]]
    (let [result (wf/run (wf/workflow
                          {:start :t/root
                           :wire-fn (fn [s _]
                                      (case s
                                        :t/root [identity :t/a :t/b]
                                        :t/join [(fn [_] (throw (Exception. "join must not execute")))]
                                        (let [n (if (= s :t/a) 0 1)]
                                          [(fn [o] (assoc o :green/exit (exits n)
                                                           :green/err (str "error " n)
                                                           :green/trace (str "trace " n))) :t/join])))
                           :next-fn (fn [_ ns o] (mapv (fn [n] [n o]) ns))}) {})
          winner (if (>= (exits 0) (exits 1)) 0 1)]
      (is (= (apply max exits) (:green/exit result)))
      (is (= (str "error " winner) (:green/err result)))
      (is (= (str "trace " winner) (:green/trace result)))
      (is (= 2 (count (:green/branches result)))))))

join-routing-exceptions-preserve-common-fork-context (test, line 304)

Verifies that join routing exceptions preserve common fork context.



(deftest join-routing-exceptions-preserve-common-fork-context
  (let [graph {:t/root [:t/left :t/right] :t/left [:t/a :t/b]
               :t/a [:t/join] :t/b [:t/join] :t/right [:t/r2]
               :t/r2 [:t/r3] :t/r3 [:t/join] :t/join []}
        result (wf/run (wf/workflow
                        {:start :t/root
                         :wire-fn (fn [s _] (into [(fn [o] (update o :path (fnil conj []) s))]
                                                 (get graph s)))
                         :next-fn (fn [s ns o]
                                    (when (= s :t/join) (throw (Exception. "routing failed")))
                                    (mapv (fn [n] [n o]) ns))}) {})]
    (is (= 1 (:green/exit result)))
    (is (= "routing failed" (:green/err result)))
    (is (= [:t/root] (:path result)))
    (is (= 3 (count (:green/branches result))))))

examples/hello/green

Application-owned Babashka CLI: validates inputs, forks uname and an embedded write/verify workflow, then joins at check. Reporting and dry-run are application-defined advice inherited by child steps.

19 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: script-dir, greeting-path, greeting, start-step, uname-step, write-step, check-step, remove-step, verify-step, artifact-workflow, wire-fn, report-step, skip-write, workflow, main

require (script require, line 13)

hello — the smallest useful green package.
./green create # uname ∥ write greeting → check (join)
./green create --dry-run # uname still runs (read-only); writes are skipped
./green delete # remove the greeting file
COLORS_PAR_NAME=agent ./green create
Steps call local CLIs and the file system directly. A real package does the
same with a cloud CLI or API (gcloud, doctl, oci, an HTTP client):
green owns graphs, subworkflows and advice; this application owns its CLI.

#!/usr/bin/env bb
;; hello — the smallest useful green package.
;;
;;   ./green create             # uname ∥ write greeting  →  check (join)
;;   ./green create --dry-run   # uname still runs (read-only); writes are skipped
;;   ./green delete             # remove the greeting file
;;   COLORS_PAR_NAME=agent ./green create
;;
;; Steps call local CLIs and the file system directly. A real package does the
;; same with a cloud CLI or API (`gcloud`, `doctl`, `oci`, an HTTP client):
;; green owns graphs, subworkflows and advice; this application owns its CLI.

(require '[babashka.fs :as fs])

script-dir (var, line 15)

Directory containing the executable launcher, so green and relative resources resolve no matter where the command runs.



(def script-dir
  (str (fs/parent (fs/canonicalize (if (= "NO_SOURCE_PATH" *file*)
                                     (fs/path (fs/cwd) "green")
                                     *file*)))))

(requiring-resolve ((requiring-resolve, line 22)

Resolve green from this checkout. GREEN_LIB_ROOT points the launcher at
another working tree; a standalone package pins a :git/sha instead.



;; Resolve green from this checkout. GREEN_LIB_ROOT points the launcher at
;; another working tree; a standalone package pins a :git/sha instead.
((requiring-resolve 'babashka.deps/add-deps)
 {:deps {'io.github.getcolors/green
         {:local/root (or (System/getenv "GREEN_LIB_ROOT")
                          (str (fs/path script-dir "../..")))}}})

require (script require, line 27)

Script dependency imports. In examples, dependencies are loaded after the babashka classpath bootstrap has made green and local resources available.



(require '[babashka.cli :as args]
         '[clojure.java.shell :as shell]
         '[clojure.string :as str]
         '[green.cli :as cli]
         '[green.workflow :as wf])

greeting-path (function, line 33)

Resolves the greeting file against the desired-state file's directory (:hello/state-file), preserving absolute paths.

The greeting file, resolved against the desired-state file's directory.



(defn greeting-path
  "The greeting file, resolved against the desired-state file's directory."
  [opts]
  (let [p (fs/path (:greeting-file opts))]
    (str (if (fs/absolute? p)
           p
           (fs/path (fs/parent (:hello/state-file opts)) p)))))

greeting (function, line 41)

Function greeting in this file's workflow or public API.



(defn greeting [opts]
  (str "hello, " (:name opts) "\n"))

start-step (function, line 44)

Application validation step. Failure stops the workflow with exit 2.

Application validation; configuration and defaults are prepared by main.



(defn start-step
  "Application validation; configuration and defaults are prepared by main."
  [opts]
  (let [errors (for [k [:name :greeting-file]
                     :when (str/blank? (str (get opts k)))]
                 (str (name k) " must not be blank (" (cli/par-name k) ")"))]
    (if (seq errors)
      (assoc opts :green/exit 2 :green/err (str/join "; " errors))
      opts)))

uname-step (function, line 54)

A read-only local CLI call. Real packages call cloud CLIs or APIs the same way, directly from a step.

Read-only local CLI call: record the kernel name.



(defn uname-step
  "Read-only local CLI call: record the kernel name."
  [opts]
  (let [{:keys [exit out err]} (shell/sh "uname" "-s")]
    (if (zero? exit)
      (assoc opts :hello/kernel (str/trim out))
      (assoc opts :green/exit exit :green/err (str "uname failed: " err)))))

write-step (function, line 62)

Side-effecting step that writes the greeting file; dry-run advice skips it.

Side effect: write the greeting file.



(defn write-step
  "Side effect: write the greeting file."
  [opts]
  (let [path (greeting-path opts)]
    (fs/create-dirs (fs/parent path))
    (spit path (greeting opts))
    (assoc opts :hello/written path)))

check-step (function, line 70)

Join step: merges both branch results from :green/branches, reads the file back and verifies it.

Join: merge both branches, read the file back and verify it.



(defn check-step
  "Join: merge both branches, read the file back and verify it."
  [opts]
  (let [opts (apply merge opts (:green/branches opts))
        path (greeting-path opts)
        actual (when (fs/exists? path) (slurp path))]
    (if (= (greeting opts) actual)
      (do (println (str (str/trim actual) " (" (:hello/kernel opts) ")"))
          (dissoc opts :green/branches))
      (assoc opts :green/exit 1
                  :green/err (str "unexpected content in " path ": " (pr-str actual))))))

remove-step (function, line 82)

Idempotent delete-event step.

Side effect: delete the greeting file. Idempotent.



(defn remove-step
  "Side effect: delete the greeting file. Idempotent."
  [opts]
  (fs/delete-if-exists (greeting-path opts))
  opts)

verify-step (function, line 88)

Function verify-step in this file's workflow or public API.



(defn verify-step [opts]
  (if (= (greeting opts) (slurp (greeting-path opts)))
    opts
    (assoc opts :green/exit 1 :green/err "Greeting verification failed")))

artifact-workflow (var, line 93)

Top-level value used by this namespace: artifact-workflow.



(def artifact-workflow
  (wf/workflow {:start :hello/write
                :wire-fn (fn [step _]
                           (case step
                             :hello/write [write-step :hello/verify]
                             :hello/verify [verify-step]))}))

wire-fn (function, line 100)

Static graph declaration for the workflow, per event. The engine uses it both to run steps and to reason about possible joins.

The artifact subworkflow runs alongside uname, then both join at check.



(defn wire-fn
  "The artifact subworkflow runs alongside uname, then both join at check."
  [step run-opts]
  (case [(:hello/event run-opts) step]
    [:create :hello/start] [start-step :hello/uname :hello/artifact]
    [:create :hello/uname] [uname-step :hello/check]
    [:create :hello/artifact] [(wf/step artifact-workflow) :hello/check]
    [:create :hello/check] [check-step]
    [:delete :hello/start] [start-step :hello/remove]
    [:delete :hello/remove] [remove-step]))

report-step (function, line 111)

Application-owned advice; inherited by the artifact's internal steps.



(defn report-step
  "Application-owned advice; inherited by the artifact's internal steps."
  [inner opts]
  (let [result (inner opts)]
    (locking *out* (println "<<<" (:green/step opts)))
    result))

skip-write (function, line 118)

Function skip-write in this file's workflow or public API.



(defn skip-write [inner opts]
  (if (:hello/dry-run opts)
    (do (locking *out* (println "dry-run: would run" (:green/step opts))) opts)
    (inner opts)))

workflow (var, line 123)

Assembled DAG with an embedded workflow and application reporting/dry-run advice.



(def workflow
  (reduce (fn [workflow step]
            (wf/advice-add workflow step :around :hello/skip skip-write))
          (wf/advice-add-all (wf/workflow {:start :hello/start :wire-fn wire-fn})
                             :around :hello/report report-step)
          [:hello/write :hello/verify :hello/check :hello/remove]))

main (function, line 130)

Function main in this file's workflow or public API.



(defn main [argv]
  (try
    (let [{:keys [args opts]} (args/parse-args (vec argv)
                             {:spec {:file {:alias :f :default "green.yml"}
                                     :dry-run {:coerce :boolean}}
                              :restrict true})
          event (first args)]
      (if-not (and (= 1 (count args)) (#{"create" "delete"} event))
        {:green/exit 2 :green/err "Usage: green create|delete [-f FILE] [--dry-run]"}
        (let [file (str (fs/absolutize (:file opts)))
              state (cli/read-state file (slurp file))]
          (when-not (map? state)
            (throw (ex-info "Desired state must be a map" {})))
          (wf/run workflow
                  (assoc (cli/read-pars (merge {:greeting-file "work/hello.txt"} state))
                         :hello/event (keyword event) :hello/state-file file
                         :hello/dry-run (boolean (:dry-run opts)))))))
    (catch Exception error
      {:green/exit 2 :green/err (ex-message error)})))

let (let, line 150)

Top-level form.



(let [{:green/keys [exit err]} (main *command-line-args*)]
  (when err (binding [*out* *err*] (println err)))
  (System/exit (or exit 0)))

examples/hello/test/hello/launcher_test.clj

Drives the real ./green launcher as a subprocess in a scratch directory: dry-run, create, COLORS_PAR_* overlay, idempotent delete, and exit-2 validation/usage errors.

9 top-level forms; named definitions/tests: launcher, green-root, scratch-dir, env, green, create-check-delete, preflight-and-usage-errors-exit-2, application-parser-selects-files-and-rejects-usage-errors

hello.launcher-test (namespace, line 1)

Drives examples/hello through its real ./green launcher in a scratch
directory, so the example keeps working as green changes. Needs bb on
PATH (as CI provides); green itself is resolved from this checkout.

(ns hello.launcher-test
  "Drives examples/hello through its real ./green launcher in a scratch
  directory, so the example keeps working as green changes. Needs `bb` on
  PATH (as CI provides); green itself is resolved from this checkout."
  (:require
   [clojure.java.io :as io]
   [clojure.java.shell :as shell]
   [clojure.string :as str]
   [clojure.test :refer [deftest is testing]])
  (:import
   [java.nio.file Files]
   [java.nio.file.attribute FileAttribute]))

launcher (var, line 14)

Top-level value used by this namespace: launcher.



(def ^:private launcher
  (.getCanonicalPath (io/file "examples/hello/green")))

green-root (var, line 17)

Top-level value used by this namespace: green-root.



(def ^:private green-root
  (.getCanonicalPath (io/file ".")))

scratch-dir (private function, line 20)

Private helper used by this namespace: scratch dir.



(defn- scratch-dir []
  (let [dir (.toFile (Files/createTempDirectory "green-hello" (make-array FileAttribute 0)))]
    (io/copy (io/file "examples/hello/green.yml") (io/file dir "green.yml"))
    dir))

env (private function, line 25)

The inherited environment minus any COLORS_PAR_* (so the operator's shell
cannot change the result), plus extra.



(defn- env
  "The inherited environment minus any COLORS_PAR_* (so the operator's shell
  cannot change the result), plus `extra`."
  [extra]
  (merge (into {} (remove (fn [[k _]] (str/starts-with? k "COLORS_PAR_")))
               (System/getenv))
         {"GREEN_LIB_ROOT" green-root}
         extra))

green (private function, line 34)

Private helper used by this namespace: green.



(defn- green [dir extra-env & args]
  (apply shell/sh "bb" launcher
         (concat args [:dir (str dir) :env (env extra-env)])))

create-check-delete (test, line 38)

Verifies that create check delete.



(deftest create-check-delete
  (let [dir (scratch-dir)
        greeting (io/file dir "work/hello.txt")]
    (testing "dry-run runs the read-only uname step and writes nothing"
      (let [{:keys [exit out]} (green dir {} "create" "--dry-run")]
        (is (= 0 exit))
        (is (str/includes? out "dry-run: would run :hello/write"))
        (is (str/includes? out "<<< :hello/uname"))
        (is (not (.exists greeting)))))
    (testing "create forks uname and an artifact subworkflow, then joins at check"
      (let [{:keys [exit out]} (green dir {} "create")]
        (is (= 0 exit))
        (is (re-find #"hello, world \(\S+\)" out))
        (is (= "hello, world\n" (slurp greeting)))
        (is (str/includes? out "<<< :hello/write"))
        (is (str/includes? out "<<< :hello/verify"))
        (is (str/includes? out "<<< :hello/artifact"))))
    (testing "COLORS_PAR_* overlays the desired state"
      (let [{:keys [exit out]} (green dir {"COLORS_PAR_NAME" "agent"} "create")]
        (is (= 0 exit))
        (is (str/includes? out "hello, agent"))
        (is (= "hello, agent\n" (slurp greeting)))))
    (testing "delete removes the file and is idempotent"
      (is (= 0 (:exit (green dir {} "delete"))))
      (is (not (.exists greeting)))
      (is (= 0 (:exit (green dir {} "delete")))))))

preflight-and-usage-errors-exit-2 (test, line 65)

Verifies that preflight and usage errors exit 2.



(deftest preflight-and-usage-errors-exit-2
  (let [dir (scratch-dir)]
    (testing "a blank parameter fails application validation"
      (let [{:keys [exit err]} (green dir {"COLORS_PAR_NAME" ""} "create")]
        (is (= 2 exit))
        (is (str/includes? err "COLORS_PAR_NAME"))
        (is (not (.exists (io/file dir "work/hello.txt"))))))
    (testing "events outside the package's set are usage errors"
      (let [{:keys [exit err]} (green dir {} "destroy")]
        (is (= 2 exit))
        (is (str/includes? err "Usage:"))))))

application-parser-selects-files-and-rejects-usage-errors (test, line 77)

Verifies that application parser selects files and rejects usage errors.



(deftest application-parser-selects-files-and-rejects-usage-errors
  (let [dir (scratch-dir)
        selected (io/file dir "selected.edn")]
    (spit selected "{:name \"selected\" :greeting-file \"work/selected.txt\"}")
    (is (= 0 (:exit (green dir {} "create" "-f" (str selected)))))
    (is (= "hello, selected\n" (slurp (io/file dir "work/selected.txt"))))
    (doseq [argv [["create" "--unknown"] ["create" "extra"] []]]
      (is (= 2 (:exit (apply green dir {} argv)))))
    (spit selected "[]")
    (is (= 2 (:exit (green dir {} "create" "-f" (str selected)))))))