parser: support pool-qualified graveyard cast permissions (Banon, Kagha) - #9222
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Banon, the Returners' Leader and Kagha, Shadow Archdruid print a once-per-turn
graveyard cast permission whose pool is not the whole graveyard but the subset
that arrived there this turn, qualified by origin zone:
Banon — "Once during each of your turns, you may cast a creature spell from
among cards in your graveyard that were put there from anywhere other than
the battlefield this turn."
Kagha — "... you may play a land or cast a permanent spell from among cards
in your graveyard that were put there from your library this turn."
Both lowered to an Unimplemented gap. `StaticMode::GraveyardCastPermission`
already carries the once-per-turn frequency and the whole "from your graveyard"
family parses (Karador, Kess, Lurrus, Gisa and Geralf); the defect was purely
that the builder and the routing classifier anchor on the literal
" from your graveyard" and neither recognises the pool form.
No new engine variant. CR 400.7's provenance predicate is already
`FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn`, whose own doc cites this phrase family, and
the qualifier rides `StaticDefinition.affected` — which
`casting::graveyard_object_castable_by_permission_sources` already evaluates
per graveyard card — so the static mode needs no pool axis of its own. Banon's
negated origin composes the existing general `FilterProp::Not` combinator
rather than adding a negated-origin sibling.
Banon lowers to BOTH halves of the printed predicate. The `Not` alone would be
satisfied vacuously by a card that has sat in the graveyard since an earlier
turn, so the unconstrained-origin arrival property is load-bearing:
ZoneChangedThisTurn { from: None, to: Graveyard }
Not(ZoneChangedThisTurn { from: Battlefield, to: Graveyard })
An unmodeled pool qualifier DECLINES the permission (CR 608.2c), and the
qualifier slot is closed by DEFAULT rather than by a list of recognised shapes.
Both halves of that were learned from real misparses this change first
introduced and the card-by-card parse delta then caught, with the whole suite
green:
* Raul, Trouble Shooter — "that were milled this turn" parsed into a
permission with an EMPTY property set, i.e. a grant over his entire
graveyard. Raul stays an honest gap; CR 701.17a scopes milling to the top
of the library, so it is not a library->graveyard zone change and must not
be approximated by one.
* Eye of Duskmantle — "cards in your graveyard you've surveilled this turn"
is a possessive-perfect clause, not a `that`-relative one, so a
recognise-list guard keyed on a leading "that " read it as UNQUALIFIED and
emitted a whole-graveyard permission with its "pay life equal to its mana
value rather than paying its mana cost" alternative cost dropped too.
Closing the slot by default is what makes that unrepresentable.
Parse delta versus the merge-base is exactly three cards: Banon and Kagha newly
supported, and Eye of Duskmantle changing gap NAME only (effect_structure ->
static_structure) because the routing classifier now recognises its line as a
static permission. It remains unsupported; no behavior change.
CR 400.7, 604.2, 601.2a, 608.2c, 701.17a verified against
docs/MagicCompRules.txt.
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participant OracleText
participant StaticParser
participant ProvenanceParser
participant Filter
participant CastPermission
OracleText->>StaticParser: parse pool-qualified graveyard permission
StaticParser->>ProvenanceParser: parse provenance suffix
ProvenanceParser-->>StaticParser: return FilterProp values
StaticParser->>CastPermission: apply properties to affected filter
CastPermission->>Filter: evaluate most recent zone-change record
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Request changes — the current head has a provenance/identity defect, and its parser-delta evidence is not yet available.
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[HIGH] Zone-history matching is keyed only by reusable storage ObjectId, not by the current graveyard object occurrence. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/restriction.rs:2190-2196 installs ZoneChangedThisTurn for Banon/Kagha; crates/engine/src/game/filter.rs:7731-7736 accepts any ledger row with the same raw object_id; crates/engine/src/game/zones.rs:1499-1502 bumps an object's incarnation on every zone change; and crates/engine/src/types/identifiers.rs:182-192 defines a pinned object identity as stale after that bump. The verified card text is specific to cards "in your graveyard that were put there from your library this turn" (Kagha) and cards "in your graveyard that were put there from anywhere other than the battlefield this turn" (Banon). Why it matters: Library -> Graveyard -> Hand -> Graveyard lets Kagha admit the later hand-to-graveyard object from the earlier library record, while Battlefield -> Graveyard -> Hand -> Graveyard makes Banon reject the later eligible object because of the earlier battlefield record. Suggested fix: extend/reuse a shared zone-history authority that binds a qualifying arrival to the current incarnation (or an equivalent current graveyard-arrival identity), and have this filter consume it rather than scanning raw ids.
[HIGH] The runtime tests synthesize a ledger row instead of exercising the move pipeline, so they cannot expose that reincarnation bug. Evidence: crates/engine/tests/integration/banon_kagha_graveyard_pool_permission.rs:405-405 calls record_arrival; :421-430 builds a snapshot and directly calls restrictions::record_zone_change; the production path records transitions from crates/engine/src/game/zones.rs:937-958 and :1499-1502. Why it matters: the fixture never performs the leave/re-entry transitions that change incarnation, therefore both wrong answers above remain green. Suggested fix: add production-pipeline rows for both Library -> Graveyard -> Hand -> Graveyard and Battlefield -> Graveyard -> Hand -> Graveyard, asserting Kagha rejects and Banon admits the final graveyard occurrence.
[HIGH] Required current-head parser-delta evidence is absent. Evidence: the supplied parse receipt at https://github.com/phase-rs/phase/pull/9222#issuecomment-5780653987 says the card-data parse delta "must be attached" for c22818b27615893544ec93ef0226d61c70d95698; the live review packet reports parse_diff.present=false for that same head while its card-data workflow is still running. Why it matters: the parser surface cannot be checked for unintended card-level coverage changes. Suggested fix: let current-head card-data CI publish the <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> artifact (or attach its full card-level delta), then request re-review after the provenance fix.
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The current scope is limited to the graveyard permission parser and registered integration test module; Scryfall text checked for Banon and Kagha matches the quoted pool predicates above.
Recommendation: rework the zone-history identity at the shared authority, add real transition coverage, and provide the current-head parse delta before re-review.
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_static/restriction.rs`:
- Around line 2671-2673: Update the graveyard branch handling around
parse_graveyard_branch_filter to preserve qualifiers on their originating
alternatives: detect whether land_branch has an anchor before stripping it,
return None for an unstrippable anchored land branch, inject land_pool_props
into the land filter and pool_props into the spell filter when both branches
have anchors, and share pool_props across both filters only when the land branch
has no anchor. Remove the combined property injection after constructing
TargetFilter::Or.
- Around line 2736-2737: Update the disjunctive permission parsing flow and
strip_graveyard_zone_anchor to retain the parser’s trailing remainder instead of
discarding it. Reject either branch when the trimmed remainder, after removing
an optional leading '.', is non-empty; otherwise continue emitting the
permission with the recognized properties.
In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_target.rs`:
- Line 8312: Remove CR 608.2c from the annotations for the zone-change
provenance parser and its static pool qualifier outcome; keep CR 400.7 on the
provenance annotation and retain CR 604.2 + CR 400.7 on the static pool
qualifier annotation.
- Around line 8375-8379: Update the shared evaluator for
FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn in filter.rs to restrict matching to the current
incarnation’s zone-change history, so prior incarnations of the same ObjectId
cannot satisfy the negated property. Preserve the Banon parser’s FilterProp::Not
construction and existing behavior for records belonging to the current
incarnation.
- Line 8386: Update parse_zone_changed_this_turn_suffix to require the literal “
this turn” phrase instead of treating it as optional, so no-time graveyard pool
qualifiers are rejected and only affirmative this-turn qualifiers produce
FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn.
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Review addendum — independently checked CodeRabbit's current-head feedback at 🔴 Blocker[HIGH] The disjunctive parser applies branch-local provenance to the union rather than to its originating branch. Evidence: [HIGH] The disjunctive branch helper discards semantic text after a recognized pool qualifier. Evidence: [MED] The new graveyard-pool caller can manufacture a "this turn" predicate from an affirmative clause that omits those words. Evidence: ✅ CleanCodeRabbit's current-incarnation finding is confirmed and already covered by the formal changes request. Its CR-annotation suggestion was not used: this checkout has no Recommendation: address these parser-loss cases together with the shared current-incarnation zone-history fix, then request re-review on a new head. |
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Card-data parse delta — head Isolated per PRE-PUSH-GATE: both exports generated at the pushed head, once as-pushed and once with only the three parser hunks reverted ( 3 cards, 36047 in / 36047 out, 0 added, 0 removed.
Eye of Duskmantle is a gap-name change only — still unsupported, no behavior change. The classifier now routes its pool-anchored line to the static dispatcher, so the refusal is reported there instead of by the effect dispatcher. Pinned by Raul, Trouble Shooter is unchanged and still refused (CR 701.17a: milling is top-of-library, not a library→graveyard zone change). |
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Addresses the three findings on phase-rs#9222. HIGH — the disjunctive parser applied branch-local provenance to the union. `try_parse_disjunctive_graveyard_cast_permission` collected both branches' qualifiers and ANDed them onto the collapsed `Or`, so a card satisfying either printed alternative had to satisfy BOTH. Each branch's qualifier is now attached to that branch before the `Or`/equality decision, and the equality collapse compares the qualified filters (collapsing first would fuse two branches differing only in their pool). The spell branch's qualifier is shared with the land branch only when the land branch states no anchor of its own — the Kagha shape, where the pool phrase is the trailing complement of both verbs. HIGH — the disjunctive branch helper discarded text after a recognised qualifier. `strip_graveyard_zone_anchor` dropped its remainder entirely, unlike the direct caller which retains it for rider handling, so a branch carrying a cost or other rider could emit a permission with that rider lost. The helper is gone; both callers now go through `split_graveyard_permission_anchor`, which requires a punctuation-only tail on the pool anchor. That also closes the same hole on the direct path: the only strict-consumption gate downstream fires just when a destination rider is present, so a pool-anchored line with any other rider would have dropped it. No printed card in this class carries one. MED — the pool path could manufacture a "this turn" predicate from a clause that omits those words. The shared production is now parameterized on `require_this_turn`: `parse_zone_changed_this_turn_suffix` passes `false`, preserving every shape already shipping, and the pool path passes `true` so an unlimited pool is refused instead of silently narrowed. CR 400.7 — the shared zone-history reading is now CURRENT INCARNATION. `FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn` scanned every record for the object, but the engine keeps one `ObjectId` across zone changes (measured: graveyard->hand->graveyard leaves two records under one id), so prior incarnations leaked in. Fixed for the whole 25-card family rather than only for the two cards added here, because the affirmative form carries the MORE dangerous direction: Faith's Reward ("return all permanent cards in your graveyard that were put there from the battlefield this turn") would return a card that reached the graveyard from the battlefield earlier in the turn but is now there from elsewhere — granting what the rules forbid. The negated form fails the other way. Only the object's most recent move describes how it came to be where it is. Whole-workspace suite: 33,862 of 33,864 pass, the two failures being the documented Windows `probe-pin` pair. Zero regressions across the family. CR 400.7, 601.2a, 608.2c, 700.6 verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt.
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All three addressed in HIGH, branch-local provenance applied to the union. Each branch's qualifier is now attached to that branch before the HIGH, discarded branch remainder. MED, manufactured "this turn". The shared production is parameterized on Current-incarnation zone history — fixed for the whole family, not just these two cards. Parse delta versus the previous head is one card: Kagha's per-branch restructure. Receipt below. On the CR annotations: |
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Card-data parse delta — head Both exports generated at the pushed head, once as-pushed and once with only the parser hunks reverted, so the upstream commits integrated this session are not attributed here. 3 cards, 36047 in / 36047 out, 0 added, 0 removed.
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Request changes — the earlier parser/provenance corrections are present, but this current head still lacks required parse evidence and leaves two runtime paths unproved.
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[HIGH] Current-head parse-diff evidence is absent. Evidence: the only <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> sticky comment is [bound to c22818b27615893544ec93ef0226d61c70d95698](https://github.com/phase-rs/phase/pull/9222#issuecomment-5781027247); the current head is 4064b2d`, and its current card-data check remains in progress. Why it matters: the parser changes cannot be audited for their card-level blast radius at this head. Suggested fix: let current-head card-data CI publish its sticky artifact, then request re-review.
🟡 Non-blocking
[MED] The new current-incarnation regression test manufactures history rather than exercising the zone-change authority. Evidence: crates/engine/tests/integration/banon_kagha_graveyard_pool_permission.rs:483-491 appends snapshots directly through restrictions::record_zone_change, while the production transition validates source zone, computes the next incarnation, and applies the move at crates/engine/src/game/zones.rs:904-960; the changed reader is crates/engine/src/game/filter.rs:7731-7756. Why it matters: the test never moves the object through battlefield → graveyard → hand → graveyard, so it cannot demonstrate that the production move pipeline and the filter agree on the final occurrence. Suggested fix: add pipeline-driven Banon/Kagha rows that perform the real moves and assert the final graveyard object is respectively admitted/rejected according to its final arrival.
[MED] Kagha's Play half has no land-play pipeline coverage. Evidence: crates/engine/tests/integration/banon_kagha_graveyard_pool_permission.rs:423-456 uses Milled Bear and spell_objects_available_to_cast; lands instead flow through graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission at crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:5721-5790 and the play action validates that source at crates/engine/src/game/engine.rs:16399-16409. Why it matters: the newly supported land branch can regress or be miswired while every current runtime row stays green. Suggested fix: add a library-to-graveyard land case that reaches the actual graveyard land-play authorization/action path, with a non-qualifying origin as its negative sibling.
✅ Clean
The current diff does contain the prior per-disjunct qualifier and latest-record changes; those supersede the stale c228 requested-changes review rather than leaving its original parser findings unresolved.
Recommendation: publish the current-head parse receipt, then add real zone-move and land-play pipeline coverage before requesting another review.
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Request changes — the current-head parse-diff concern is resolved; two required runtime coverage gaps remain.
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[MED] The current-incarnation regression still manufactures history instead of driving the zone-change pipeline. Evidence: crates/engine/tests/integration/banon_kagha_graveyard_pool_permission.rs:483-491 builds snapshots and calls restrictions::record_zone_change directly, whereas the production mover constructs and applies a resolved zone change at crates/engine/src/game/zones.rs:904-960 and records the transition at :1499-1502. Why it matters: the test never performs the actual battlefield → graveyard → hand → graveyard transitions that allocate/reset occurrence state, so it cannot demonstrate that the move pipeline and FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn agree on the final graveyard occurrence. Suggested fix: add pipeline-driven rows for the multi-hop negative/positive provenance cases, with the final graveyard occurrence asserted through the permission path.
[MED] Kagha's Play permission is untested at the land-play action boundary. Evidence: the runtime rows in crates/engine/tests/integration/banon_kagha_graveyard_pool_permission.rs:423-505 call spell_objects_available_to_cast, but the land branch is selected by graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission at crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:5721-5790 and accepted by GameAction::PlayLand at crates/engine/src/game/engine.rs:16399-16409. Why it matters: the newly parsed Play branch can be absent or miswired while every present runtime assertion remains green. Suggested fix: add a library → graveyard land case that reaches GameAction::PlayLand and its non-qualifying-origin sibling, asserting the action succeeds/rejects for the intended reason.
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The <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> receipt is now published for 4064b2dde0e337c42f3dc4405cff18a5a3324d49 and reports only Banon, Kagha, and Eye of Duskmantle. That resolves the missing-artifact blocker in review 5281847598; this review replaces it rather than preserving a false blocker. I also rechecked the current-head CodeRabbit feedback: its prior implementation findings are resolved and its current-head pass has no actionable finding.
Recommendation: retain the now-validated parser/provenance work, and add the two production-path regression rows before re-review.
Addresses the two findings on phase-rs#9222 at head 4064b2d. MED — the current-incarnation regression manufactured history. It appended hand-built snapshots through `restrictions::record_zone_change`, so it could agree with `FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn` while disagreeing with the pipeline that actually writes those records. Every runtime row now drives `zones::move_to_zone` (through `resolve_and_apply_zone_change`, which validates the source zone and bumps the incarnation) instead. The multi-hop row performs the real battlefield -> graveyard -> hand -> graveyard transitions and pairs them with a `died` negative whose FINAL arrival is from the battlefield, so the row measures which occurrence is final rather than that an earlier hop was forgotten. A reach guard asserts the stale battlefield row is still on the ledger, which is what makes it a current-incarnation test at all. MED — Kagha's `Play` half had no land-play coverage. Its permission is `play_mode: Play`, but every runtime row went through `spell_objects_available_to_cast`. Lands are selected by `graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission` and accepted by `GameAction::PlayLand` (CR 305.1: a land is played, never cast), so the newly parsed `Play` branch could have been absent or miswired while every assertion stayed green. The new row puts a land into the graveyard from the LIBRARY through the real mover, asserts it is offered by the land-play authority and NOT by the cast path, then drives `GameAction::PlayLand` and asserts it reaches the battlefield. Its negative sibling is a land whose graveyard arrival was from the battlefield, which fails Kagha's printed library-origin pool. Revert-to-red, run rather than asserted: * reverting `filter.rs` to the any-record reading fails `banon_reads_the_current_incarnation_through_the_real_move_pipeline` and NOTHING ELSE — 10 of 11 still pass, so the row is precisely discriminating. * disabling the pool anchor in `split_graveyard_permission_anchor` fails `kagha_play_half_authorizes_a_library_origin_land_at_the_play_action`, proving the land-play row depends on Kagha's permission rather than on a normal land drop. Test-only change: no `src/` file is modified, so there is no card-parse delta.
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Both addressed in Current-incarnation regression now drives the pipeline. Every runtime row uses Reverting Kagha's Disabling the pool anchor in 11 tests. Whole workspace 33,863/33,865; the two failures are the documented Windows No card-parse delta for this head. |
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Held at The two runtime test gaps from my prior requested-changes review are addressed. I pushed a small maintainer follow-up correcting stale zone-history documentation and CR citations; it changes comments only. The required Rust check has not reported for this new head, and the |
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Approved at 6926f74f532112b820d12c1de361edda21bdfe91. The earlier requested changes are addressed: the graveyard provenance test now drives real zone moves, Kagha's land half reaches GameAction::PlayLand, and the current-head parse-diff receipt accounts for Banon, Kagha, and Eye of Duskmantle. Required CI is green; the parser and shared filter changes are at their existing authorities.
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Approved at 6926f74f532112b820d12c1de361edda21bdfe91. The earlier requested changes are resolved: the shared zone provenance filter reads the latest move, the regression drives actual zone moves, and Kagha's land branch reaches GameAction::PlayLand. I reviewed the full current-head <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> receipt: Banon and Kagha gain their intended permission; Eye of Duskmantle changes only its unsupported gap name and remains unsupported. The current-head required checks passed, and CodeRabbit's five threads are resolved against the code.
The PR description's “Known limitation,” eight-test count, and CR 608.2c note describe earlier revisions. The current head corrects the shared provenance reading, contains eleven new tests, and removes that inapplicable citation.
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…ha) (phase-rs#9222) * parser: support pool-qualified graveyard cast permissions Banon, the Returners' Leader and Kagha, Shadow Archdruid print a once-per-turn graveyard cast permission whose pool is not the whole graveyard but the subset that arrived there this turn, qualified by origin zone: Banon — "Once during each of your turns, you may cast a creature spell from among cards in your graveyard that were put there from anywhere other than the battlefield this turn." Kagha — "... you may play a land or cast a permanent spell from among cards in your graveyard that were put there from your library this turn." Both lowered to an Unimplemented gap. `StaticMode::GraveyardCastPermission` already carries the once-per-turn frequency and the whole "from your graveyard" family parses (Karador, Kess, Lurrus, Gisa and Geralf); the defect was purely that the builder and the routing classifier anchor on the literal " from your graveyard" and neither recognises the pool form. No new engine variant. CR 400.7's provenance predicate is already `FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn`, whose own doc cites this phrase family, and the qualifier rides `StaticDefinition.affected` — which `casting::graveyard_object_castable_by_permission_sources` already evaluates per graveyard card — so the static mode needs no pool axis of its own. Banon's negated origin composes the existing general `FilterProp::Not` combinator rather than adding a negated-origin sibling. Banon lowers to BOTH halves of the printed predicate. The `Not` alone would be satisfied vacuously by a card that has sat in the graveyard since an earlier turn, so the unconstrained-origin arrival property is load-bearing: ZoneChangedThisTurn { from: None, to: Graveyard } Not(ZoneChangedThisTurn { from: Battlefield, to: Graveyard }) An unmodeled pool qualifier DECLINES the permission (CR 608.2c), and the qualifier slot is closed by DEFAULT rather than by a list of recognised shapes. Both halves of that were learned from real misparses this change first introduced and the card-by-card parse delta then caught, with the whole suite green: * Raul, Trouble Shooter — "that were milled this turn" parsed into a permission with an EMPTY property set, i.e. a grant over his entire graveyard. Raul stays an honest gap; CR 701.17a scopes milling to the top of the library, so it is not a library->graveyard zone change and must not be approximated by one. * Eye of Duskmantle — "cards in your graveyard you've surveilled this turn" is a possessive-perfect clause, not a `that`-relative one, so a recognise-list guard keyed on a leading "that " read it as UNQUALIFIED and emitted a whole-graveyard permission with its "pay life equal to its mana value rather than paying its mana cost" alternative cost dropped too. Closing the slot by default is what makes that unrepresentable. Parse delta versus the merge-base is exactly three cards: Banon and Kagha newly supported, and Eye of Duskmantle changing gap NAME only (effect_structure -> static_structure) because the routing classifier now recognises its line as a static permission. It remains unsupported; no behavior change. CR 400.7, 604.2, 601.2a, 608.2c, 701.17a verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt. * parser: scope pool qualifiers per branch; read current incarnation Addresses the three findings on phase-rs#9222. HIGH — the disjunctive parser applied branch-local provenance to the union. `try_parse_disjunctive_graveyard_cast_permission` collected both branches' qualifiers and ANDed them onto the collapsed `Or`, so a card satisfying either printed alternative had to satisfy BOTH. Each branch's qualifier is now attached to that branch before the `Or`/equality decision, and the equality collapse compares the qualified filters (collapsing first would fuse two branches differing only in their pool). The spell branch's qualifier is shared with the land branch only when the land branch states no anchor of its own — the Kagha shape, where the pool phrase is the trailing complement of both verbs. HIGH — the disjunctive branch helper discarded text after a recognised qualifier. `strip_graveyard_zone_anchor` dropped its remainder entirely, unlike the direct caller which retains it for rider handling, so a branch carrying a cost or other rider could emit a permission with that rider lost. The helper is gone; both callers now go through `split_graveyard_permission_anchor`, which requires a punctuation-only tail on the pool anchor. That also closes the same hole on the direct path: the only strict-consumption gate downstream fires just when a destination rider is present, so a pool-anchored line with any other rider would have dropped it. No printed card in this class carries one. MED — the pool path could manufacture a "this turn" predicate from a clause that omits those words. The shared production is now parameterized on `require_this_turn`: `parse_zone_changed_this_turn_suffix` passes `false`, preserving every shape already shipping, and the pool path passes `true` so an unlimited pool is refused instead of silently narrowed. CR 400.7 — the shared zone-history reading is now CURRENT INCARNATION. `FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn` scanned every record for the object, but the engine keeps one `ObjectId` across zone changes (measured: graveyard->hand->graveyard leaves two records under one id), so prior incarnations leaked in. Fixed for the whole 25-card family rather than only for the two cards added here, because the affirmative form carries the MORE dangerous direction: Faith's Reward ("return all permanent cards in your graveyard that were put there from the battlefield this turn") would return a card that reached the graveyard from the battlefield earlier in the turn but is now there from elsewhere — granting what the rules forbid. The negated form fails the other way. Only the object's most recent move describes how it came to be where it is. Whole-workspace suite: 33,862 of 33,864 pass, the two failures being the documented Windows `probe-pin` pair. Zero regressions across the family. CR 400.7, 601.2a, 608.2c, 700.6 verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt. * tests: drive the real pipeline for zone provenance and Kagha's Play half Addresses the two findings on phase-rs#9222 at head 4064b2d. MED — the current-incarnation regression manufactured history. It appended hand-built snapshots through `restrictions::record_zone_change`, so it could agree with `FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn` while disagreeing with the pipeline that actually writes those records. Every runtime row now drives `zones::move_to_zone` (through `resolve_and_apply_zone_change`, which validates the source zone and bumps the incarnation) instead. The multi-hop row performs the real battlefield -> graveyard -> hand -> graveyard transitions and pairs them with a `died` negative whose FINAL arrival is from the battlefield, so the row measures which occurrence is final rather than that an earlier hop was forgotten. A reach guard asserts the stale battlefield row is still on the ledger, which is what makes it a current-incarnation test at all. MED — Kagha's `Play` half had no land-play coverage. Its permission is `play_mode: Play`, but every runtime row went through `spell_objects_available_to_cast`. Lands are selected by `graveyard_lands_playable_by_permission` and accepted by `GameAction::PlayLand` (CR 305.1: a land is played, never cast), so the newly parsed `Play` branch could have been absent or miswired while every assertion stayed green. The new row puts a land into the graveyard from the LIBRARY through the real mover, asserts it is offered by the land-play authority and NOT by the cast path, then drives `GameAction::PlayLand` and asserts it reaches the battlefield. Its negative sibling is a land whose graveyard arrival was from the battlefield, which fails Kagha's printed library-origin pool. Revert-to-red, run rather than asserted: * reverting `filter.rs` to the any-record reading fails `banon_reads_the_current_incarnation_through_the_real_move_pipeline` and NOTHING ELSE — 10 of 11 still pass, so the row is precisely discriminating. * disabling the pool anchor in `split_graveyard_permission_anchor` fails `kagha_play_half_authorizes_a_library_origin_land_at_the_play_action`, proving the land-play row depends on Kagha's permission rather than on a normal land drop. Test-only change: no `src/` file is modified, so there is no card-parse delta. * fix(PR-9222): correct provenance parser comments --------- Co-authored-by: JeffyW <8570706+JeffyW@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: matthewevans <matt.evans.dev@gmail.com>
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Banon, the Returners' Leader and Kagha, Shadow Archdruid print a once-per-turn graveyard cast permission whose pool is not the whole graveyard but the subset that arrived there this turn, qualified by origin zone. Both lowered to an
Unimplementedgap.Root cause
Not a missing mechanism.
StaticMode::GraveyardCastPermissionalready carries the once-per-turn frequency, and the whole "from your graveyard" family parses today (Karador, Kess, Lurrus, Gisa and Geralf, Rivaz, Edgar). Both the routing classifier (is_static_compound_pattern) and the builder (parse_graveyard_cast_permission) anchor on the literal" from your graveyard", and neither recognises the pool form — so the line never reachedparse_static_lineat all.Ability words are not implicated:
Pray — … from your graveyard.parses clean today.No new engine variant
Ran the
add-engine-variantgate; Stage 1 returnedEXISTS_SAME_NAME.FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurn, whose own doc-comment cites this exact phrase family, andoracle_target::parse_zone_changed_this_turn_suffixalready parses the affirmative form.StaticDefinition.affected, whichcasting::graveyard_object_castable_by_permission_sourcesalready evaluates per graveyard card — soGraveyardCastPermissionneeds nopoolaxis of its own (unlikeExileCastPermission, whose pool is a different source set, not a predicate over one zone).FilterProp::Notrather than adding a negated-origin sibling.Banon lowers to both halves of the printed predicate:
The first is load-bearing. A card sitting in the graveyard since an earlier turn has no zone-change record this turn at all, so the inner predicate is false and the
Notalone is satisfied vacuously — without the unconstrained-origin arrival property the pool would widen to the whole graveyard.An unmodeled qualifier declines, and the slot is closed by default
read_graveyard_pool_qualifieris a three-state outcome (Absent/Parsed/Unmodeled), mirroring the cost- and destination-rider readers already in that module. Anything after the pool anchor that is neither a recognised provenance qualifier nor an immediate full stop declines the whole permission.Both halves of that were learned from real misparses this change first introduced, each caught only by reading the card-by-card parse delta with the full suite green:
"that were milled this turn"parsed into a permission with an empty property set, i.e. a grant over his entire graveyard."cards in your graveyard you've surveilled this turn"is a possessive-perfect clause, not athat-relative one, so a recognise-list guard keyed on a leading"that "read it as unqualified and emitted a whole-graveyard permission with its"pay life equal to its mana value rather than paying its mana cost"alternative cost dropped as well.An earlier cut also admitted
,and;as clause ends, which opens the same over-permissive door for a comma-introduced qualifier. Measured before narrowing: all four corpus cards carrying this anchor continue with a recognised qualifier or a full stop, so refusing,/;costs no coverage.Raul stays an honest gap deliberately. CR 701.17a scopes milling to the top of a library, so "milled this turn" is not a library→graveyard zone change and must not be approximated by one.
The shared zone-history reading is corrected here, for the whole family
FilterProp::ZoneChangedThisTurnpreviously matched if any of this turn's records fitted. The engine keeps oneObjectIdacross zone changes (CR 400.7's "new object" is modeled by resetting per-zone state, not by reminting the id), so records accumulate and a prior incarnation could satisfy a predicate about the current one. It now reads only the object's most recent move.This was fixed for the whole predicate rather than scoped to these two cards, because the affirmative form carries the more dangerous direction: Faith's Reward ("return all permanent cards in your graveyard that were put there from the battlefield this turn") would return a card that reached the graveyard from the battlefield earlier in the turn but is now there from elsewhere — granting something the rules forbid. Banon's negated form fails the safe way, declining something permitted. 25 cards carry the predicate, including Faith's Reward, Brought Back, Second Sunrise, Gleancrawler, Twilight Shepherd and The Fourteenth Doctor.
Measured blast radius: the full workspace suite passes with no regression across that family.
Class size is a lower bound
Derived structurally, not from
Unimplementedmarkers: the census is every card whose Oracle text contains the pool anchor (107 cards mention "among cards in your graveyard"; 2,319 mention casting from a graveyard, as a positive control). Four cards reach this guard — the two unlocked here and the two pinned as declines. A card whose clause parsed cleanly but was silently dropped would carry no marker, so this is stated as a lower bound.Verification
effect_structure→static_structure) because the classifier now routes its line to the static dispatcher. It remains unsupported — no behavior change.filter.rsto the any-record reading failsbanon_reads_the_current_incarnation_through_the_real_move_pipelineand nothing else — 10 of 11 still pass, so the row is precisely discriminating;split_graveyard_permission_anchorfailskagha_play_half_authorizes_a_library_origin_land_at_the_play_action, proving that row depends on Kagha's permission rather than on a normal land drop;inject_filter_propscall fails the shape row withgot [].zones::move_to_zone→resolve_and_apply_zone_change(which validates the source zone and bumps the incarnation), including the multi-hop battlefield → graveyard → hand → graveyard case, so the mover and the filter are shown to agree on which occurrence is final. Each pairs a positive against its negative, plus a reach guard that the permission actually functions viaactive_static_definitions.Playhalf is covered at the action boundary. Lands are selected bygraveyard_lands_playable_by_permissionand accepted byGameAction::PlayLand— a different authority from the cast path — and CR 305.1 requires the land not to appear on the cast path at all.assert_refused_by_the_static_parserrequires the line to survive as anUnimplementedresidual naming it, selected by line content — a bare negative would pass if routing regressed and the guard were never reached. This caught a selection bug in the assertion on its first run.probe-pinpair (path_keys_cannot_escape_the_scratch_dir,proj_missing). Clippy clean; the only finding is the pre-existing upstreamphase-serversync_parent_dirunused import.docs/MagicCompRules.txt.Scope
Locke, Treasure Hunter is a separate mechanism and ships separately (#9230). Its
## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved support for graveyard permissions that let players cast spells or play lands from cards meeting specific origin and timing conditions. * Permissions now apply stated provenance requirements to each eligible card type, including shared conditions across alternatives. * Unsupported or ambiguous qualifiers no longer grant unrestricted access to graveyard cards. * Zone-change conditions now check a card’s most recent movement this turn, preventing earlier movements from incorrectly qualifying it. * Added coverage for cards arriving from the library, battlefield, and other zones, as well as permissions without provenance qualifiers.unrepresentable_cast_capturned out not to need a new primitive: Chandra, Hope's Beacon +1 is structurally identical and already lowers toGrantCastingPermission{PlayFromExile{single_use}}, so that half was a parser-routing fix rather than a missing grant-scoped budget.