test(ci): prove the drop-in claim against upstream's suites, the reference CLI and real consumers by polaz · Pull Request #610 · structured-world/structured-zstd

polaz · 2026-10-19T06:28:58Z

Summary

Upstream zstd's own command-line suites (v1.5.7 tests/playTests.sh and tests/cli-tests) run against our zstd in CI on Linux and macOS, and pass.
Our CLI is cross-validated against the reference CLI on silesia, canterbury, the first MiB of enwik8 and the decodecorpus fixtures: every file round-trips both ways, and size and time ratios are held to 1.05 and 1.5 (time where the reference's run reaches a second, below which process start-up dominates) and charted on the bench dashboard.
Real programs built against the reference library run with ours swapped in: GNU tar, zstdcat, bsdtar and rsync.
The CLI and encoder fixes the suites needed.

Changes

CLI, matching the reference command where scripts read it: a level past the scale is reduced, -# levels read as 32-bit values, the summary stays under -q --progress, outputs take their source's timestamps, a forced output may replace a later input, -vv prints the compression parameters, --train replaces an existing dictionary and refuses to compress the dictionary with itself, the training memory limit and decoding failures are reported as the reference reports them, -b with any spelling of decompression benchmarks decoding alone and weighs -M before reading, --format=zstd overrides the format a tool name selects, input shorter than a magic number passes through instead of being named a foreign format, overflowing numbers are named by the type they are read into, -T notes that multi-threading is disabled, the other tool names (zstdmt, unzstd, zstdcat) are answered, sizes and refusals use the reference's wording, and --version names this tool.
C ABI: ZSTD_decompressStream holds back a decoded frame's last input byte until its output is all handed out, so a caller that stops on empty input inside an open frame (libarchive's reader) does not see a finished frame as truncated.
Decoding errors map to libzstd's codes and messages (FrameDecoderError::code, ErrorCode); find_decompressed_size sums what a run of frames declares.
Encoder: the LDM hash rate and bucket size are derived as upstream derives them, and btultra2's statistics pass runs with long-distance matching on.
scripts/upstream-conformance.sh runs the pinned upstream suites; the cases this build cannot run are listed in it with their reasons.
scripts/cross-validate.sh + scripts/cross_validate.py: the reference CLI built from the pinned release, corpora fetched against their digests, both tools --single-thread.
scripts/reverse-deps.sh: a preloaded run counts only when the dynamic linker bound the program's ZSTD_* calls to our object; at least three consumers must pass.
CI: conformance and reverse-deps on every pull request; cross-validate on push to main, publishing benchmark-xval.json to the dashboard; merge-wasm-bench.py becomes the shared merge-timeseries.py.
Dashboard: a cross-validation section with the size and time ratios per corpus and level over time; BENCHMARKS.md documents it.

Testing

fmt, clippy in every CI configuration, rustdoc, the codec suites, the C ABI tests, the FFI parity tests and doctests pass locally; the CLI tests pass on i686.
On Linux x86_64: the upstream suites including --test-large-data, the cross-validation matrix and the reverse-dependency run pass. The one time ratio near its limit is silesia at -3 (1.36-1.52), a codec gap tracked in perf(encode): level 3 compresses large text at 1.7x libzstd's time #606.

Replaces #609 (the same change, squashed).

Closes #132

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New Features
- Added cross-validation reporting that compares compression size and speed across reference tools, datasets, and compression levels, with results displayed across snapshots.
- Added frame-size inspection and more consistent error categories and messages.
- Expanded CLI compatibility with familiar format aliases, decode-only benchmarking, and improved file handling.
Improvements
- Improved streaming decompression reliability and compression behavior.
- Updated progress summaries and size formatting for clearer output.
- Added conformance and interoperability checks across supported platforms and common tools.

…rence CLI and real consumers - Upstream zstd's own command-line suites (v1.5.7 tests/playTests.sh and tests/cli-tests) run against our zstd in CI on Linux and macOS, from the pinned release tarball; the cases this build cannot run are listed in scripts/upstream-conformance.sh with their reasons. - scripts/cross-validate.sh builds the reference CLI from the pinned release and fetches silesia, canterbury and enwik8 against their digests; cross_validate.py round-trips every file through both tools both ways, both single-threaded, and holds the summed size and time ratios to 1.05 and 1.5 (time where the reference's run reaches a second), each file timed as the fastest of three alternating runs. CI runs it on main when the codec or the harness changes and charts it on the bench dashboard, each snapshot with the limits it was held to. - scripts/reverse-deps.sh runs GNU tar, zstdcat, bsdtar and rsync with our CLI and shared object swapped in; a preloaded run counts only when the dynamic linker bound the program's ZSTD_* calls to our object, and at least three consumers must pass. CI runs it on every pull request. - C ABI: ZSTD_decompressStream holds back a decoded frame's last input byte until its output is all handed out, so a caller that stops on empty input inside an open frame (libarchive's reader) does not see a finished frame as truncated. - CLI, matching the reference command where scripts read it: levels past the scale are reduced, -# reads 32-bit values, outputs take their source's timestamps, -vv prints the compression parameters, --train replaces an existing dictionary and refuses to compress the dictionary with itself, refusals and sizes use the reference's wording, -b with any spelling of decompression benchmarks decoding alone and weighs -M against the inputs and dictionary before reading them, --format=zstd overrides a tool name's format, the other tool names are answered, short input passes through instead of being named a foreign format, overflowing numbers are named by the type they are read into, and --version names this tool. - Decoding errors map to libzstd's codes and messages (FrameDecoderError::code, ErrorCode); find_decompressed_size sums what a run of frames declares. - Encoder: the LDM hash rate and bucket size are derived as upstream derives them, and btultra2's statistics pass runs with long-distance matching on. Closes #132

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The PR updates structured CLI behavior, decoder APIs, streaming decompression, and encoder parameter derivation. It adds cross-validation, upstream conformance and reverse-dependency checks, plus CI publication and dashboard reporting for benchmark snapshots.

Changes: Cross-validation and compatibility checks

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Build the reference CLI and compare corpora `scripts/upstream-zstd.sh`, `scripts/cross-validate.sh`, `scripts/cross_validate.py`	The scripts build the pinned upstream CLI, prepare corpora, check round trips and size and time ratios, and can write JSON records.
Generalize timeseries merging `.github/scripts/merge-timeseries.py`, `.github/scripts/parse-wasm-bench.py`, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, `BENCHMARKS.md`	The merger uses generic timeseries inputs and run metadata. The wasm publisher and related documentation use the shared merger.
Run conformance and reverse-dependency checks `scripts/upstream-conformance.sh`, `scripts/reverse-deps.sh`, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`	CI runs upstream conformance suites on Ubuntu and macOS, performs consumer interoperability checks, and includes both jobs in the aggregate result. It also runs and publishes cross-validation snapshots.
Display cross-validation snapshots `.github/bench-dashboard/index.html`, `BENCHMARKS.md`	The dashboard charts size and time ratios and recorded limits by corpus, level, and snapshot. The documentation describes the harness and records.

Structured CLI compatibility

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parse options and select CLI modes `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/main.rs`, `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/tests.rs`	Parsing, presets, error statuses, level clamping, thread settings, and format selection now cover additional upstream-compatible cases.
Process inputs and report decode results `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/main.rs`, `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/tests.rs`	The CLI distinguishes decoded frames from pass-through input, reports decode errors with input names, continues after non-compression failures, preserves source modification times, and processes output collisions in sequence.
Add decode benchmarks and update training behavior `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/main.rs`, `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/tests.rs`	The CLI adds decode-only benchmarks and training memory notices. Training uses a shared insufficient-samples error and can replace an existing regular destination without `-f`.
Align size and progress summaries `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/display.rs`, `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/display/tests.rs`, `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/main.rs`, `zstd/src/bin/structured-zstd/tests.rs`	Progress settings control summary verbosity. Human-readable size precision and verbose compression parameter and list output are updated.

Decoder APIs and streaming behavior

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Classify decoder errors `zstd/src/decoding/errors.rs`, `zstd/src/decoding/errors/tests.rs`, `c-api/src/error.rs`, `c-api/src/tests.rs`	The codec classifies decoder errors and provides libzstd-compatible messages. The C API maps those classifications to C error codes.
Inspect concatenated frame sizes `zstd/src/decoding/mod.rs`, `zstd/src/decoding/frame_inspection_tests.rs`, `c-api/src/frame.rs`	The codec sums declared sizes across concatenated frames and reports unknown sizes or inspection errors. The C API maps these results to decompressed-size values.
Track streaming frame completion `c-api/src/context.rs`, `c-api/src/streaming.rs`, `c-api/src/tests/streams.rs`	The C decoder tracks a held final input byte and uses that state when reporting frame completion. Regression tests cover streaming buffer boundaries.

Encoder parameter derivation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Adjust LDM parameters and seed-pass eligibility `zstd/src/encoding/ldm/params.rs`, `zstd/src/encoding/ldm/params/tests.rs`, `zstd/src/encoding/hc/generator.rs`, `zstd/src/encoding/match_generator/tests.rs`	LDM parameter derivation adjusts hash rate and caps bucket size. The btultra2 seed pass no longer requires an empty LDM sequence list.

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  participant Harness as cross-validate.sh
  participant Compare as cross_validate.py
  participant Reference as upstream zstd
  participant Merger as merge-timeseries.py
  participant Dashboard as benchmark dashboard
  Actions->>Harness: run validation with the built CLI
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  Harness->>Compare: provide both CLIs and corpora
  Compare->>Reference: compress and decode corpus files
  Compare->>Harness: return status and JSON records
  Actions->>Merger: merge run records
  Merger->>Dashboard: provide benchmark-xval.json
  Dashboard->>Dashboard: render corpus and level charts

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structured-world/structured-zstd#480: Adds the CLI whose command surface this PR further changes and tests.
structured-world/structured-zstd#558: Changes frame decoding behavior related to this PR’s streaming decoder compatibility work.
structured-world/structured-zstd#562: Adds a descriptor error classification that this PR maps through the new ErrorCode API.

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 56c44

Dashboard snapshots can present ratios measured on only part of a corpus as complete, which misreports compatibility evidence. The decode benchmark can also use more memory than the -M limit when --patch-from supplies a large dictionary. Both have localized fixes and should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge.

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Linked Issues check		Active issue `#132` has unmet coding requirements. `scripts/upstream-conformance.sh` removes `progress/` and `basic/version.sh*` in addition to the permitted `file-stat/` and multi-thread-only cases. Th…	Run all `#132` CLI cases except `file-stat/` and the stated multi-thread-only cases, or document an issue-approved exception. Add a checked-in `nm -D` snapshot and compare symbol bindings as well as names. Add static size assertions for `ZSTD…

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding CI validation of drop-in compatibility against upstream suites, the reference CLI, and real consumers.
Out of Scope Changes check		The CLI, codec, C ABI, conformance, cross-validation, reverse-dependency, CI, and dashboard changes support the compatibility evidence required by `#132`. The generic timeseries merger supports cross-va…
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 84.92% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 179 functions across 25 files. (2 skipped: …

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Active issue #132 has unmet coding requirements. scripts/upstream-conformance.sh removes progress/ and basic/version.sh* in addition to the permitted file-stat/ and multi-thread-only cases. The CI ABI check compares only sorted symbol names from fresh builds. The repository has no checked-in symbol snapshot or binding comparison. The C ABI tests do not provide upstream size assertions for ZSTD_inBuffer, ZSTD_outBuffer, and ZSTD_frameHeader. The conformance, cross-validation, reverse-dependency, and dashboard work otherwise addresses #132.

Resolution

Run all #132 CLI cases except file-stat/ and the stated multi-thread-only cases, or document an issue-approved exception. Add a checked-in nm -D snapshot and compare symbol bindings as well as names. Add static size assertions for ZSTD_inBuffer, ZSTD_outBuffer, and ZSTD_frameHeader against upstream layouts.

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- cross_validate.py records a tool that fails to compress as a failure, leaves that file out of both sums and goes on, so every other cell is still measured and the JSON snapshot is still written; a cell with no file compressed on both sides has no ratio rather than a division by zero. - The dashboard lists each snapshot's ratios and limits as a table under the cross-validation chart. - The cross-validate job checks out without persisting credentials: its build and the reference's make run third-party code, and only the gh-pages checkout needs a token, which it brings itself. - -b -d asserts, rather than checks, that decoding produced what the frames declared: the decoder already fails a frame that does not. - Tests cover the parameter displays alone, compressing stdin to a foreign format, -S with -M and with a bad input, a timed decoding benchmark, training under -M, a device as input and a plain I/O error's text.

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- -b -d weighs -M against the inputs and the dictionary before parsing the dictionary or opening the trace, so a run refused on sizes alone spends nothing first and leaves no trace file behind. - The cross-validation chart and table key a snapshot by its timestamp and commit, as the merge does, so two commits stamped alike stay two points; labels show the time and the short commit. Regression test: a_decoding_benchmark_refused_on_sizes_does_no_work_first.

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- -b -d weighs -M against twice the dictionary as well as the frames beside one copy: the parse holds the blob and its parsed form together (a --patch-from reference is copied whole) before any frame is read. - A cross-validation row where a file failed to compress counts only the files measured on both sides, input bytes included, records how many that was as measured_files, and carries no ratio, since a subset of the corpus does not compare with the row's history. Regression test: decoding_benchmark_weighs_the_dictionary_parse_peak.

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