# MoonJMES acceptance evidence

## October 0.1.3 audit (2026-10-28)

The participant supplied the organizer's October initial-approval notice for
this repository. Final acceptance remains an organizer decision.

The audit reproduced a **new** debug evaluator crash in 0.1.2 using 255 nested
`to_array` calls. The syntax fits the old AST limit but exhausted the runtime
stack (exit 1). It also identified exponentially expanded output from repeated
`[@,@]` pipes. Both are covered by new real-process regressions, alongside the
September 4,001-character input. Core equality is now iterative and work-bounded;
JSON traversal, join and batch output have guards before unsafe expansion.

Local verification on the pinned JS toolchain passes 34 unit tests with compiler
warnings denied, three scenarios, and debug/release CLI tests. Each CLI mode
runs 20 adversarial checks and 256 deterministic grammar mutations. Valid
requests before/after an oversized query remain present; standalone resource
errors exit 2 with no stdout. Tests also cover response-envelope depth, reused
compiled values, object budgets, equality semantics and non-finite output.

The pinned official suite passes **892/892 in debug and 892/892 in release**
locally, including exact error categories. The PowerShell pipeline/version
smoke test passes. Local summaries are generated in `_build/` and CI will
upload fresh summaries associated with its exact commit SHA.

Release progress: 0.1.3 source is locally tested; remote CI, formal publication
and fresh-consumer verification will be recorded here after observing success.
Until then, 0.1.2 below is the latest release with completed publication evidence.

## Historical 0.1.2 repair evidence (2026-10-19)

The September completion rejection reported a 4,001-character query consisting
of 4,000 `!` prefixes plus `@`. The old release overflowed the parser stack
before its post-parse depth check. A three-item batch produced no output and
exited 1 in debug and release builds. The organizer's report is the source for
that historical failure; it is not presented as a test of the new version.

The current parser checks recursion depth before descending and checks the
depth of each constructed AST node. `node scripts/verify.mjs` passes locally:
26 MoonBit tests, three end-to-end scenarios, debug and release CLI checks.
The CLI regression uses the exact 4,001-character expression between two valid
queries. The bad request returns `limit_exceeded`, while the two valid responses
remain present. Single-query mode exits 2 with no stdout. Separate tests cover
300 nested parentheses and the 256-node AST depth boundary. The PowerShell
pipeline and version smoke test also passes.

The Mooncakes 0.1.2 package passed archive extraction and package `moon check`
(66 existing compiler warnings, zero errors). The registry preflight returned
202 Accepted, and formal publication returned **200 OK**. A fresh, independent
module then ran `moon add JingLan0v0/jmespath@0.1.2` and called its public
`search_batch` API with the same three-item shape; the middle item returned
`limit_exceeded` and the process printed `published 0.1.2 batch isolation OK`.
Package URL: https://mooncakes.io/docs/JingLan0v0/jmespath@0.1.2.

The pinned [official JMESPath compliance runner](conformance.md) could not
download its vectors on this machine during the local check because the GitHub
raw endpoint reset the connection. The pushed [GitHub Actions run
39249597919](https://github.com/JingLan0v0/moonbit-jmespath/actions/runs/39249597919)
completed successfully on source commit
`f569c4fcd3838c13e459d23893b8ede1822a163c`: both Windows and Ubuntu
passed the full verification and logged **892/892** official compliance cases.
The remote `main` file tree was verified identical to the locally tested tree,
and the 0.1.2 manifest was read back from GitHub. This record may be followed
by a documentation-only commit; the code and CI evidence remain tied to the
source commit above. Technical repair and publication do not imply that the
September organizer reopened or accepted the application.