feat(engine): offer the turn-face-up special action (#6732, #4381) - #7542
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…hase-rs#4381) The engine accepted `GameAction::TurnFaceUp` and its Priority preflight counted it as progress, but `ai_support::candidates::priority_actions_ with_probe` — the list the client renders — never emitted it. Nothing can send an action the engine never advertises, so the whole morph / megamorph / disguise / manifest / cloak class was unturnable in play. Reported from a real game state: the controller had priority, a face-down Coral Trickster (morph {U}) and thirty untapped Islands, and `legalActions` held six casts, four land plays and a pass. phase-rs#7342 wired the client's dispatch and closed both reports; its test supplies the action to itself (`legalActions: [turnFaceUpAction]`), so it proves the client's half and cannot observe the engine's. That is how the gap survived a green suite. ## One admission authority `morph::turn_face_up_offer` answers "may this player take the action on this permanent right now, and in which shape". Both the Priority preflight and the offer list read it, so the engine's progress gate and the list it renders cannot disagree — which is the disagreement that produced this defect. `turn_face_up_prepare` stays the legality and cost authority underneath; the offer adds the special-action cost reduction and the affordability probe the reducer applies. ## The payment can now finish phase-rs#4538 was asked for this before it went stale: the affordability probe deliberately reports a mana source whose own cost pauses (CR 605.3b + CR 616.1) as payable, and the compatibility wrapper `pay_special_action_mana_cost` converts that `Paused` into an error. Offering the action without a resume would advertise a flip that cannot complete. The action now owns a typed, cost-snapshotted continuation like the two shipped precedents (`companion.rs`, `end_continuous_effect.rs`): `ManaAbilityResume::TurnFaceUp { player, object_id, cost, announced_x }`. `cost` is locked after the reduction and after CR 107.3d's {X} was concretized, so resumption cannot re-derive it against a board that changed while the choice was pending; `announced_x` travels with it because CR 702.37f / CR 702.168e publish that value to the permanent's own turn-face-up trigger, which fires after payment. `morph::handle_turn_face_up` is the single authority for the whole action — legality, the CR 106.6 spend-restricted payment, the X announcement and the flip — shared with the resume. The reducer arm delegates to it, which is what moved 80 lines out of `engine.rs` and re-pins the CR 603.5 prompt census by the same offset. ## Counter-probe | disabled | failing rows | |---|---| | the offer | `a_face_down_morph_permanent_is_offered_and_flips`, `a_paused_mana_source_resumes_the_locked_turn_face_up` | | the typed resume (old wrapper) | `a_paused_mana_source_resumes_the_locked_turn_face_up`, on the pause being reported as an error | The unpayable and opponent-controlled rows stay green under both, which is what keeps the positive row from passing for the wrong reason. ## Not covered * A morph/disguise cost with {X} (Warbreak Trumpeter, Bane of the Living, Aurelia's Vindicator). CR 107.3d says the player chooses X immediately before paying, so a flat action list has no value to offer and the engine must not choose one. Stated in the enumeration rather than silently dropped; it needs an X announcement for special actions on the client. * `GameAction::PlayFaceDown` is absent from the same list. Separate action, separate change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe engine now offers eligible turn-face-up actions, centralizes morph payment handling, supports paused and resumed payments, preserves optional announced ChangesTurn Face Up
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR exposes face-down morph-like permanents and supports resumable payments; the bounded merge-readiness risk is that payment-choice tests do not require the exact candidate set and selected order, so an incorrect choice implementation could pass the suite. Merge is reasonable with explicit owner follow-up to strengthen those assertions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Player->>GameEngine: Take TurnFaceUp action
GameEngine->>Morph: Validate offer and announced X
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crates/engine/src/ai_support/candidates.rs (1)
4243-4260: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFilter the battlefield before the affordability probe.
turn_face_up_offerends incan_pay_special_action_mana_cost_after_auto_tap, which is a mana solve over the player's sources. This loop runs it once per battlefield object, andpriority_actions_with_probeis called per player and repeatedly during AI search (line 925). In a game with no face-down permanents, every probe is wasted work.
turn_face_up_preparealready rejects a permanent that is not face down or not controlled byplayer. Screen on those two cheap conditions here before calling the offer authority, so the mana solve only runs for real candidates.♻️ Proposed refactor
for &object_id in &state.battlefield { + // Cheap pre-screen: `turn_face_up_offer` ends in an auto-tap mana solve, + // and `turn_face_up_prepare` rejects both of these cases anyway. + if !state + .objects + .get(&object_id) + .is_some_and(|obj| obj.face_down && obj.controller == player) + { + continue; + } match crate::game::morph::turn_face_up_offer(state, player, object_id) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/morph.rs`:
- Around line 630-635: Update the flow around turn_face_up in the current
morph-resolution function to handle its replace_event result and inspect
state.waiting_for before returning WaitingFor::Priority. Preserve any
interactive replacement prompt or pending replacement choice by returning or
propagating the established waiting state instead of unconditionally overwriting
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/game_state.rs`:
- Around line 6974-6979: Preserve whether a turn-face-up cost contained X by
changing ManaAbilityResume::TurnFaceUp.announced_x to Option<u32>, documenting
that Some(0) is valid and None means no X. In crates/engine/src/game/morph.rs
lines 590-596, remove the announced_x > 0 derivation and thread the option
through pay_turn_face_up_cost and finish_paid_turn_face_up so Some(value)
publishes announced_source_x. Also update
crates/engine/src/game/mana_abilities.rs in
finish_mana_root_after_deferred_life_payment to forward the field unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/game/mana_abilities.rs` around lines
3412 - 3424: The deferred completion path repeats the lossy `announced_x > 0`
derivation and must forward the Option value unchanged.
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In `@crates/engine/src/ai_support/candidates.rs`:
- Around line 4243-4260: Filter each battlefield object for being face down and
controlled by player before calling turn_face_up_offer in the
candidate-generation loop. Skip objects failing either condition, then preserve
the existing TurnFaceUp and RequiresChosenX handling for eligible permanents.
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6974-6984: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPrefer
Option<u32>over thecost_had_x+announced_xfield pair.
cost_had_x: boolcombined withannounced_x: u32encodes the same three states asannounced_x: Option<u32>(no{X}, announcedX=0, announcedX=N), but the type system does not enforce thatannounced_xis read only whencost_had_xis true. A future call site can readannounced_xdirectly and silently treat "no{X}in the cost" the same as "announcedX=0" — the exact class of bug this field addition is meant to fix.Use
announced_x: Option<u32>instead:Nonemeans the cost had no{X},Some(0)means a legalX=0was announced, andSome(n)forn > 0is the ordinary case. This removes the extra field and makes the invalid state unrepresentable.Based on learnings from a previous review round on this file (
crates/engine/src/types/game_state.rs:6974-6979), the original suggestion was exactly this: storeannounced_xasOption<u32>withSome(0)valid andNonemeaning no{X}.♻️ Proposed refactor
TurnFaceUp { player: PlayerId, object_id: ObjectId, cost: ManaCost, - /// Whether the pre-concretization turn-face-up cost contained X. This - /// must remain distinct from an announced value of zero: CR 107.3d - /// permits X=0, and CR 702.37f / CR 702.168e still bind that zero to a - /// resulting turn-face-up trigger after a paused payment resumes. - cost_had_x: bool, - announced_x: u32, + /// The announced value of X for a turn-face-up cost that contained + /// {X}, or `None` if the cost had no {X}. This must remain distinct + /// from an announced value of zero: CR 107.3d permits X=0, and + /// CR 702.37f / CR 702.168e still bind that zero to a resulting + /// turn-face-up trigger after a paused payment resumes. + announced_x: Option<u32>, },🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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crates/engine/src/types/game_state.rs (1)
6978-6982: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftEncode turn-face-up X state in one typed value with a serde compatibility path.
ManaAbilityResumederivesSerializeandDeserialize; without migration, legacycost_had_x: false, announced_x: 0becomesSome(0)and can publish X=0 for a cost without X. UseOption<u32>while preserving legacy state semantics.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/game_state.rs`:
- Around line 6974-6984: Replace the TurnFaceUp fields cost_had_x and
announced_x with a single announced_x: Option<u32>; use None for costs without X
and Some(value), including Some(0), for announced X values, and update all
TurnFaceUp construction and access sites accordingly.
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/game_state.rs`:
- Around line 6978-6982: Update ManaAbilityResume to represent turn-face-up X
state with a single Option<u32> value instead of separate cost_had_x and
announced_x fields, and add serde compatibility handling for legacy data. Map
legacy cost_had_x: false with announced_x: 0 to None, while preserving true with
announced_x: 0 as Some(0), so only costs that contained X publish an X value.
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crates/engine/src/types/game_state.rs (1)
17672-17672: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the duplicate
migrate_legacy_turn_face_up_resumecall.This call runs the migration on
value. The next line,serde_json::from_value::<ResolutionStateWire>(value), runs it again.ResolutionStateWire::DeserializecallsResolutionStateWire::from_value, which unconditionally invokesGameStateDecode::prepare_resolution_wire.prepare_resolution_wirecallsmigrate_legacy_turn_face_up_resumea second time on the same value.The migration is idempotent, so this does not corrupt data.
migrate_legacy_turn_face_up_resumewalks the whole JSON tree recursively (unlikemigrate_legacy_batched_zone_change_trigger_firedabove it, which only touches one known field). Calling it twice doubles that recursive walk for every persisted-state decode.Remove the explicit call here, since
prepare_resolution_wirealready covers it through theResolutionStateWiredeserialize path.♻️ Proposed fix
migrate_legacy_batched_zone_change_trigger_fired(&mut value)?; - migrate_legacy_turn_face_up_resume(&mut value)?; let mut state = serde_json::from_value::<ResolutionStateWire>(value)Based on learnings: "
ResolutionStateWire::DeserializecallsResolutionStateWire::from_value, which unconditionally invokesGameStateDecode::prepare_resolution_wire."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/mana_abilities.rs`:
- Line 3417: Add a verified CR-number annotation with a concise description
immediately adjacent to the finish_paid_turn_face_up call in the morph
completion branch, covering morph-cost payment, turning the permanent face up,
and X selection as applicable. Do not alter the control flow or behavior.
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- Line 17672: Remove the explicit migrate_legacy_turn_face_up_resume call from
this decode path; serde_json::from_value::<ResolutionStateWire>(value) already
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Changes requested — the turn-face-up completion can discard an interactive replacement continuation.
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[HIGH] Preserve the waiting state raised by a turn-face-up replacement. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/morph.rs:689-695 calls replacement::replace_event and discards its result, while crates/engine/src/game/replacement.rs:4665-4675 resolves the replacement's execute through resolve_ability_chain, which can install a WaitingFor choice. finish_paid_turn_face_up then returns WaitingFor::Priority unconditionally (crates/engine/src/game/morph.rs:629-637), overwriting that choice. Why it matters: CR 614.1e says “As [this permanent] is turned face up ...” is a replacement effect, and CR 708.11 requires it to be applied while the permanent turns face up; an interactive execute is therefore lost rather than presented to its player. Suggested fix: make the turn-face-up completion preserve and return the non-Priority state.waiting_for established by the replacement pipeline (including the paused-payment route), and add a production-pipeline regression that reaches an interactive turn-face-up replacement and asserts its choice remains live.
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The current head correctly retains Some(0) across the paused mana-payment continuation and has current-head green CI plus a 0ff2821 no-card-parse-change artifact.
Recommendation: request changes for the replacement-choice continuation and its runtime regression, then re-review the new head.
The turn-face-up completion returned `WaitingFor::Priority` unconditionally, overwriting any interactive choice the CR 614.1e "As ~ is turned face up" replacement pipeline installed (CR 616.1 ordering prompts included) and stranding the live `pending_replacement` record. It now seeds the settled outcome before the flip and hands back whatever the pipeline left, on both the fresh route and the paused-payment resume (where the seed also clears the just-answered mana-source prompt instead of resurrecting it). Preserving the pause exposed a second loss: the action's settled epilogue no longer runs, so the `TurnedFaceUp` observer triggers were dropped (measured: the "when turned face up" draw never reached the stack). The completion now parks them through `park_observer_triggers_if_paused`, the established authority for exactly this shape; a no-op on an undisturbed flip. Both halves are load-bearing: with the pre-fix return both new rows fail at the live-choice assertion; with the park removed both fail at the trigger assertion. The four existing rows stay green either way. Known remainder: `turn_face_up` still discards a `NeedsChoice` from TWO simultaneously applicable "as turned up" replacements on one permanent — unreachable from parsed cards today (the parser emits at most one self-anchored definition per card). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Second loss the preservation exposed: with the pause kept, the settled epilogue no longer runs for the action, so the Counter-probes: pre-fix return → both rows fail at the live-choice assertion; park removed → both fail at the trigger assertion; the four existing rows stay green either way. Remainder: |
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In `@crates/engine/tests/integration/issue_6732_offer_turn_face_up.rs`:
- Around line 378-390: Strengthen both replacement-order tests around the
visible replacement candidates: assert the prompt contains exactly the two
expected modifiers with no stale entries, record candidates[0].source_name
before choosing index 0, and assert the resulting counter is 12 for Plus One
Modifier first or 11 for Times Two Modifier first. Ensure the resumed test
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Changes requested — the replacement-order regressions do not prove that the selected candidate determines the result.
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[MED] Strengthen both replacement-order regressions to assert the exact candidate set and the result for each selectable order. Evidence: crates/engine/tests/integration/issue_6732_offer_turn_face_up.rs:357-390 immediately selects index: 0 and accepts either 11 or 12; :491-524 only checks that both expected names are contained, then does the same. Why it matters: a stale or extra replacement candidate, incorrect candidate ordering, or a pipeline that ignores which candidate was selected can still satisfy both assertions, so the tests would not protect the ordering behavior this fix claims. Suggested fix: require exactly the two counter modifiers (and no stale entries), capture/verify their order, and run both selectable orders so Plus One Modifier first yields 12 and Times Two Modifier first yields 11 in both the direct and resumed-payment paths.
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The replacement choice is reached through the production GameAction reducer in both test paths; the remaining gap is the missing discriminating assertion on its candidate identity and selected order.
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phase-rs#6732, PR 7542) Review round 3 on PR 7542: both replacement-order regressions selected index 0 and accepted either 11 or 12, so a stale or extra candidate, a wrong candidate order, or a pipeline ignoring the selection could still pass. Each row now runs once per selectable order through the production GameAction reducer and asserts: - the prompt holds EXACTLY the two live counter modifiers (length 2 plus both names — no stale entries; on the resumed-payment route this also pins that the settled exile prompt does not resurface); - the selection is made by NAME, and the chosen order determines the exact count (CR 616.1): Plus One Modifier first yields (5+1)*2 = 12, Times Two Modifier first yields 5*2+1 = 11 — on the fresh route AND across both pauses of the resumed-payment route, where the X=0 binding and the mana source's graveyard arrival are asserted in both runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Approved — current head 25994f2 resolves the replacement-choice continuation and proves direct and resumed selected-order outcomes through the reducer pipeline. The current CI suite and SHA-bound no-card-parse-change artifact are green.
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Reopens the turn-face-up half of #6732 and #4381.
Defect
The engine accepts
GameAction::TurnFaceUpand its Priority preflight counts it as progress, butai_support::candidates::priority_actions_with_probe— the list the client renders — never emits it. Nothing can send an action the engine never advertises, so the whole morph / megamorph / disguise / manifest / cloak class is unturnable in play.Evidence, from a downloaded game state (turn 1, vs AI):
{U}legalActionsCastSpell, 4 ×PlayLand, 1 ×PassPriority— noTurnFaceUp#7342 wired the client's dispatch and closed both reports through
Fixes:keywords. Its test supplies the action to itself (legalActions: [turnFaceUpAction]), so it proves the client's half and cannot observe the engine's. That is how the gap survived a green suite.One admission authority
morph::turn_face_up_offeranswers "may this player take the action on this permanent right now, and in which shape". Both the Priority preflight and the offer list read it, so the engine's progress gate and the list it renders cannot disagree — which is the disagreement that produced this defect.turn_face_up_preparestays the legality and cost authority underneath; the offer adds the special-action cost reduction and the affordability probe the reducer applies.The payment can now finish
#4538 was asked for exactly this before it went stale:
The affordability probe deliberately reports a mana source whose own cost pauses (CR 605.3b + CR 616.1) as payable, and the compatibility wrapper
pay_special_action_mana_costconverts thatPausedinto an error. Offering the action without a resume would advertise a flip that cannot complete.The action now carries a typed, cost-snapshotted continuation like the two shipped precedents (
companion.rs,end_continuous_effect.rs):ManaAbilityResume::TurnFaceUp { player, object_id, cost, announced_x }.costis locked after the reduction and after CR 107.3d's{X}was concretized, so resumption cannot re-derive it against a board that changed while the choice was pending.announced_xtravels with it because CR 702.37f / CR 702.168e publish that value to the permanent's own turn-face-up trigger, which fires after payment.morph::handle_turn_face_upis the single authority for the whole action — legality, the CR 106.6 spend-restricted payment, the X announcement and the flip — shared with the resume. The reducer arm delegates to it, which is what moves 80 lines out ofengine.rsand re-pins the CR 603.5 prompt census by the same offset (same producer, moved wholesale; a special action creates no CR 603.5 prompt, CR 116.1).Coverage
a_face_down_morph_permanent_is_offered_and_flipsan_unpayable_turn_face_up_is_not_offeredan_opponents_face_down_permanent_is_not_offereda_paused_mana_source_resumes_the_locked_turn_face_upCounter-probe
a_face_down_morph_permanent_is_offered_and_flips,a_paused_mana_source_resumes_the_locked_turn_face_upa_paused_mana_source_resumes_the_locked_turn_face_up, on the pause being reported as an errorThe unpayable and opponent-controlled rows stay green under both, which keeps the positive row from passing for the wrong reason.
Not covered
{X}— Warbreak Trumpeter, Bane of the Living, Aurelia's Vindicator. CR 107.3d says the player chooses X immediately before paying, so a flat action list has no value to offer and the engine must not choose one. Stated in the enumeration rather than silently dropped; it needs an X announcement for special actions on the client side.GameAction::PlayFaceDownis absent from the same list. Separate action, separate change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
{X}values, replacement choices, and paused or resumed mana payments.Bug Fixes
{X}values or unaffordable costs, from being offered.Tests