Fix Crabomination emerge from artifact - #7410
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes typed Emerge sacrifice-filter handling and updates the alternative-cost prompt. It is mergeable with owner awareness because two Emerge setup paths may still panic on an incomplete keyword payload instead of rejecting it gracefully. Possibly related PRs
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participant OracleKeywordParser
participant Keyword
participant Casting
participant CastingCosts
participant AlternativeCostModal
OracleKeywordParser->>Keyword: create EmergeCost with sacrifice filter
Casting->>Keyword: resolve filter and mana cost
Casting->>CastingCosts: check filtered sacrifice affordability
CastingCosts-->>Casting: return reduced Emerge cost
Casting->>AlternativeCostModal: provide sacrifice description
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/casting_tests.rs`:
- Around line 37976-37979: Update the test fixture around
create_sacrifice_artifact and create_sacrifice_creature so the qualifying
artifact and excluded creature use distinct mana values; keep the artifact at
generic 5 and change the creature to a different value such as generic 1,
ensuring the assertions verify reduction based on the sacrificed artifact.
In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_keyword.rs`:
- Around line 1427-1438: Replace the literal “emerge from artifact” parsing arm
with the existing typed quality grammar, converting the parsed quality into a
TargetFilter and preserving EmergeCost::from_quality semantics in
EmergeFromQuality. Retain artifact coverage as a regression case and add
coverage for at least one non-artifact permanent quality.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_keyword.rs` around lines
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[HIGH] The emerge from artifact parser arm accepts an absent mana cost as ManaCost::NoCost and claims all remaining text was consumed. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_keyword.rs:1427-1437 feeds the entire post-prefix string to the lenient parse_mtgjson_mana_cost, which returns NoCost for empty input, then always returns "" as the remainder. Why it matters: malformed/no-cost lines can become a free emerge ability, and a rules-bearing suffix such as if ... is silently discarded while coverage treats the line as parsed. Suggested fix: compose a nom grammar for emerge from + the typed permanent-quality parser + a nonempty nom_primitives::parse_mana_cost, convert that quality to TargetFilter, and return the parser remainder. Add regressions for no cost, a trailing clause, and a non-artifact quality.
[MED] EmergeFromQuality(EmergeCost) is a sibling payload for the same Emerge keyword rather than a parameter of Emerge itself. Evidence: crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs:790-795 retains Keyword::Emerge(ManaCost) alongside Keyword::EmergeFromQuality(EmergeCost), and the new variant requires parallel handling in casting, scanners, triggers, display, and serialization. Why it matters: the quality is an axis of CR 702.119's one keyword, so this shape proliferates exhaustive-match branches and leaves ordinary Emerge on the less expressive payload. Suggested fix: parameterize the existing variant as Keyword::Emerge(EmergeCost), with EmergeCost::creature preserving ordinary Emerge's default filter.
[MED] The cast-pipeline regression fixture cannot prove that cost reduction uses the selected qualifying artifact. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/casting_tests.rs:37976-38023 gives both the legal artifact and excluded creature mana value 5, then asserts the reduced payment. Why it matters: an implementation that derives the reduction from the excluded object can still satisfy the test. Suggested fix: keep the artifact at mana value 5 and make the excluded creature mana value 1, so only the selected artifact makes {5}{B}{B} payable with the supplied mana.
Coverage evidence note: the required <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> sticky is now present and explicitly bound to this review head (one Crabomination signature added and one removed). It appeared after the earlier review packet, so it is not a current-head finding.
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crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs (1)
12872-12900: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDuplicate Emerge sacrifice-cost setup, and
.expect()diverges from the graceful handling used elsewhere.This block is duplicated verbatim in
continue_with_no_ability(Line 13389-13400): same CR comment, sameeffective_emerge_sacrifice_filter(...).expect(...), same call intobegin_required_cost_before_targets. Extract a small helper (for examplebegin_emerge_sacrifice_cost(state, player, prepared, resolved, events)) shared by both call sites, so a future change to the Emerge sacrifice-cost flow cannot update one path and miss the other.Separately, the
.expect("Emerge casting variant requires an effective Emerge keyword")assumes the keyword is always present oncecasting_variant == CastingVariant::Emerge. That assumption is not held elsewhere in this file: the candidate castability check at Line 14276-14287 treats a missing Emerge keyword as "not castable" viais_some_and(...), not as an invariant violation. If aCastWithKeyword-granted Emerge (a conditional static) ever stops matching between the earlier "has Emerge" checks and this point (for example aftersuper::layers::flush_layers(state)runs earlier incontinue_with_prepared), this path panics instead of failing the cast gracefully. Prefer returning anEngineErrorhere to match the defensive style used bycastable_spell_verdict_with_probeand other.ok_or_elsepatterns in this file.🛡️ Suggested fix
- if prepared.casting_variant == CastingVariant::Emerge { - let sacrifice_filter = effective_emerge_sacrifice_filter(state, player, prepared.object_id) - .expect("Emerge casting variant requires an effective Emerge keyword"); - return casting_costs::begin_required_cost_before_targets( + if prepared.casting_variant == CastingVariant::Emerge { + let sacrifice_filter = effective_emerge_sacrifice_filter(state, player, prepared.object_id) + .ok_or_else(|| { + EngineError::ActionNotAllowed( + "Emerge is no longer available for this spell".to_string(), + ) + })?; + return casting_costs::begin_required_cost_before_targets( ...🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs (1)
2550-2564: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsolidate the repeated Emerge keyword lookup.
effective_emerge_sacrifice_filter(Line 2550), the mana-cost extraction (Line 6560-6566), and the offer-time block (Line 11573-11579) each independently calleffective_spell_keywords(state, player, object_id)andfind_mapforKeyword::Emerge. This scans the spell's effective keyword set (printed + granted + flashback-injected) up to three times for a single cast decision.Add one accessor that returns the full
EmergeCost(mana cost and sacrifice filter together) and have the three call sites use it. This removes the duplicate scans and keeps the mana-cost and sacrifice-filter reads from drifting apart ifEmergeCostgains another field later.♻️ Suggested consolidation
-fn effective_emerge_sacrifice_filter( +fn effective_emerge_cost( state: &GameState, caster: PlayerId, object_id: ObjectId, -) -> Option<TargetFilter> { +) -> Option<crate::types::keywords::EmergeCost> { effective_spell_keywords(state, caster, object_id) .into_iter() .find_map(|keyword| match keyword { - Keyword::Emerge(cost) => Some(cost.sacrifice_filter), + Keyword::Emerge(cost) => Some(cost), _ => None, }) }Callers then read
.mana_cost/.sacrifice_filteroff the single result instead of re-scanning.Also applies to: 6558-6569, 11571-11624
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In `@crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs`:
- Around line 790-793: Update the Keyword enum’s Emerge variant and its
deserialization handling to accept legacy EmergeFromQuality payloads while
retaining current Emerge serialization. Add or reuse the migration logic so both
legacy variant forms deserialize into Emerge(EmergeCost), and add fixtures
covering both names.
- Around line 2406-2410: Add local CR 702.119a annotations directly above both
ordinary Emerge arms using EmergeCost::creature: in
crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs lines 2406-2410 and
crates/mtgish-import/src/convert/keyword.rs lines 180-182. Do not apply CR
702.119b to these arms; it belongs to EmergeCost::from_quality.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs` around lines 2406 -
2410.
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs`:
- Around line 12872-12900: Extract the duplicated Emerge setup into a helper
shared by the current and continue_with_no_ability call sites, preserving the
existing begin_required_cost_before_targets arguments. In that helper, replace
the effective_emerge_sacrifice_filter expect with graceful EngineError
propagation when no matching Emerge keyword exists, consistent with
castable_spell_verdict_with_probe and nearby ok_or_else handling.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs` around lines 13389 -
13400.
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs`:
- Around line 2550-2564: Introduce a shared accessor that returns the complete
EmergeCost from effective_spell_keywords, matching Keyword::Emerge once. Update
effective_emerge_sacrifice_filter, the mana-cost extraction, and the offer-time
block to call this accessor and read the relevant mana_cost or sacrifice_filter
field, eliminating their independent keyword scans.
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[HIGH] The serialized Emerge cost is omitted from the card keyword display. Evidence: crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs:119-126 changes Keyword::Emerge to serialize an EmergeCost { mana_cost, sacrifice_filter }, but client/src/viewmodel/keywordProps.ts:320-335 accepts only a direct ManaCost, and client/src/viewmodel/keywordProps.ts:339-373 still routes Emerge through that formatter. Why it matters: every Emerge card now renders an empty cost detail instead of its alternative cost. Suggested fix: give Emerge its own typed payload formatter that reads mana_cost (and add a frontend regression for the serialized EmergeCost shape).
[MED] The alternative-cost modal still tells players to sacrifice a creature for every Emerge spell. Evidence: client/src/components/modal/AlternativeCostModal.tsx:58-66 renders the generic emergeSubtitle, and client/src/i18n/locales/en/game.json:1801 hard-codes “sacrificing a creature”; meanwhile this PR makes the legal cost filter data-dependent (crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs:119-140) and Crabomination uses an artifact. Why it matters: the UI gives an incorrect instruction for the feature this PR adds. Suggested fix: thread the typed Emerge sacrifice payload (or an engine-produced display-ready description) through WaitingFor::AlternativeCastChoice and the adapter, then interpolate that value in localized copy; do not re-derive the filter in React.
[MED] The new runtime test bypasses the parser-to-casting path for Crabomination. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/casting_tests.rs:37238-37251 constructs the artifact Emerge keyword directly with EmergeCost::from_quality, while the parser coverage at crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_keyword.rs:2918-2976 only asserts AST shape. Why it matters: a parser/export/normal-card-construction regression can leave Crabomination unsupported or creature-only while these tests still pass. Suggested fix: add a normal Crabomination card construction test that parses its real Oracle text, then drives cast/apply with an artifact and an ineligible creature, asserting the artifact-only choice and reduced payment.
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs`:
- Around line 2565-2597: Update emerge_sacrifice_description to return an
engine-owned typed descriptor or translation key instead of English text,
preserving the sacrificed permanent’s quality; have the modal presentation layer
localize that descriptor without re-deriving the TargetFilter. Add a regression
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[HIGH] The Emerge keyword still loses its mana cost in the serialized card keyword view. Evidence: crates/engine/src/types/keywords.rs:123-126,793 serializes EmergeCost { mana_cost, sacrifice_filter }, while client/src/viewmodel/keywordProps.ts:320-335,339-373 only accepts a top-level ManaCost and routes Emerge through that generic formatter. Why it matters: every Emerge keyword detail omits its alternative mana cost. Suggested fix: add an Emerge-specific mana_cost formatter and a serialized EmergeCost viewmodel regression.
[MED] The engine serializes English sacrifice text into a localized modal. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/casting.rs:2569-2597 constructs strings such as "an artifact"; client/src/components/modal/AlternativeCostModal.tsx:67-70 injects that raw value into locale templates, including client/src/i18n/locales/es/game.json:1757. Why it matters: non-English UI becomes mixed-language and the engine owns presentation copy. Suggested fix: serialize a typed descriptor/semantic kind, let the frontend select locale keys without re-deriving TargetFilter, and add a non-English modal regression.
Recommendation: request changes for these two current-head UI/serialization defects; retain the bug label and do not approve or enqueue.
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1770-1770: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an adapter contract round-trip test for
alternative_additional_cost_description. The adapters forwardGameStategenerically, so no per-adapter mapping is needed. Extend the shared fixture withEmergeSacrificeand{ type: "Subtype", data: "..." }, then assert preservation through WebSocket, WASM, Tauri, and P2P delivery.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 1770: Add a shared adapter contract round-trip test for
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EmergeSacrifice and a Subtype description value. Assert that this value is
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Approved on 5c99e6f255d1da3cddb5502c08d2f5c3d49781e8.
Current-head CI is green and the SHA-bound parse-diff reports no card-parse changes. The Emerge filter now stays typed through parsing, affordability, required-sacrifice selection, reduction, serialized display, and the localized prompt. The v23 protocol gate has a literal adjacent-version regression test. bug remains the sole type label; this is not a manual-quality-label pass.
Summary
Fixes Crabomination and the CR 702.119b Emerge-from-quality class by preserving the typed permanent filter through strict Oracle parsing, affordability, sacrifice selection, mana-value reduction, and the alternative-cost prompt.
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cargo fmt --all— passed.cargo check --workspace— passed.cargo clippy-strict— passed.cargo coverage— Crabomination supported: true, gap_count: 0.cargo semantic-audit— no Crabomination finding../scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh— passed for the current committed head.Focused Crabomination real-Oracle cast, prompt-description, legacy Emerge payload, and integration-contract regressions — passed.
pnpm run type-check,pnpm lint, focused AlternativeCostModal tests, and i18n resource tests — passed (lint reports 31 existing warnings, zero errors).cargo test -p phase-engine— CI-owned complete suite; local targeted test binary was killed by the environment with SIGKILL during linking;cargo check -p phase-engine --testsand strict clippy passed.Gate A
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Crabomination
Scope Expansion
Alternative-cost prompt now exposes an engine-authored description for typed non-mana cost details; Emerge is the current consumer.
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cargo test -p phase-enginedid not complete locally: the monolithic test binary was killed by the environment with SIGKILL during linking.cargo check -p phase-engine --testsand strict clippy passed; CI owns the complete runtime suite.CI Failures
None.
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