docs: session handoff 58 — H1a done via ADR-0042 systematic pass
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# Session handoff — 2026-06-06 (58)
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Fifty-eighth handover. Continues from handoff-57, whose **next job
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was H1a**. This session did exactly that, end to end: **H1a
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(strong syntax-help in parse errors) is now done and marked `[x]`**
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in `requirements.md`, via a new ADR-0042 systematic pass. The arc
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was audit → ADR → test-first matrix → four gap fixes → two
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adversarial review passes that each caught a real defect. See §2.
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## §1. State at handoff
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**Branch:** `main`. **HEAD `c305dc7`.** **origin/main at `10f8c2a`**
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(pushed mid-session) → **4 commits unpushed** (`649fdcb`, `1d4923b`,
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`d6e229f`, `c305dc7`). Push is the user's step.
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**Tests: 2158 passing / 0 failing / 1 ignored** (lib 1578, it 388,
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typing_surface_matrix 192; the 1 ignored is the pre-existing one).
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**Clippy clean** (nursery, all targets, `-D warnings`).
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This session's commits (since handoff-57's `a8d0138`):
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```
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c305dc7 docs: mark H1a done via the ADR-0042 systematic pass
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d6e229f feat: H1a CROSS JOIN ON teaching message; advanced-SQL gaps re-verified (ADR-0042)
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1d4923b fix: H1a G3 advanced usage shows all valid forms; complete near-miss matrix (ADR-0042)
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649fdcb feat: H1a parse-error gaps G2–G4 + advanced near-miss matrix (ADR-0042)
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10f8c2a test: H1a near-miss matrix + friendlier `add 1:n relationship` label (ADR-0042)
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0e6f767 docs: ADR-0042 — continue H1a parse-error pedagogy on the grammar tree
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```
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## §2. What happened this stretch — H1a, start to finish
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### Audit first (the big correction)
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The handoff-57 §6 pointer said "read ADR-0021 + ADR-0020". **Both
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are obsolete.** They specify a `chumsky`-over-tokens mechanism
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(`UsageEntry` registry, `parse.token.*` keys, a lexer) that
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**ADR-0024 deleted** — chumsky is not a dependency; the parser is
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the scannerless unified grammar-tree walker. ADR-0020/0021 are now
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marked **Superseded** (status notes + README), kept as memory.
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ADR-0021's *intent* survived and was already ~80% shipped via the
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grammar tree. **Read `docs/adr/0042-h1a-parse-error-pedagogy-grammar-tree.md`,
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not 0020/0021, for the live H1a design.**
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### ADR-0042 + the user's three scope decisions
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Wrote **ADR-0042** (continues H1a against the grammar tree). Three
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forks escalated and decided by the user: (1) ADR hygiene =
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superseded-notes + new ADR; (2) scope = matrix-verify + friendlier
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literal labels; (3) advanced-SQL **in scope**.
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### The near-miss matrix (the definition of done)
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`tests/it/parse_error_pedagogy.rs` now holds a per-command
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near-miss matrix, built **test-first** from an empirical baseline
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capture. Covers, in both modes: every entry word's bare /
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missing-clause / wrong-token cases, the app-lifecycle trailing-junk
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cases, and the **committed multi-forms** (`add index`,
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`add constraint`, `add 1:n relationship`, `drop index/constraint/
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relationship`, `show table`, `change column`, `create index`,
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`alter table add/drop`). Tests: `near_miss_matrix_simple_mode`,
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`near_miss_matrix_advanced_mode`, `near_miss_matrix_committed_multiforms`,
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plus per-gap tests.
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### Four gap fixes (each test-first)
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- **G1** — bare `1` cardinality literal → `` `1:n relationship` `` in
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`format_expectation` (render-only; completion still offers `1`).
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- **G2** — bare `select`'s 14-item expression first-set → "a
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projection: `*`, a column, or an expression", detected by the
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`distinct`+`all` quantifier pair (unique to a projection start;
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empirically verified non-misfiring). Render-only in
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`format_walker_error`.
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- **G3** — usage block was mode-blind. Added `usage_*_in_mode`
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(`src/dsl/grammar/mod.rs`) + mode threading through
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`render_usage_block` (`app.rs`) and the ambient usage
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(`input_render.rs`). **Decision (user, after review):** advanced
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mode shows **all forms valid in the mode, SQL-first then the DSL
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fallback forms** — DSL forms (`create table … with pk`,
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`drop column …`) remain valid input in advanced mode (verified),
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so a usage hint must not hide them. Simple mode = DSL only.
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- **G4** — `with` got its own `parse.usage.with` CTE template
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(was borrowing `select`'s).
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- **CROSS JOIN ON** — `parse.cross_join_no_on` teaches "a CROSS JOIN
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has no ON clause …" when the failing token is `on` and the most
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recent consumed join is a CROSS join. `is_cross_join_on` in
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`parser.rs`; render-only.
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### Two adversarial review passes earned their keep
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- Pass 1 caught **G3 over-correction**: an initial "SQL-only"
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advanced usage block *hid* valid DSL fallback forms. Escalated →
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user chose "show all valid forms" → fixed (`1d4923b`).
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- "Verify, don't trust the survey" **reversed two of three**
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advanced-SQL "gaps": INSERT…SELECT count and RETURNING scope were
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*already handled* (the Explore-survey list was wrong, twice).
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Only CROSS JOIN ON was real.
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- The matrix itself caught a regression mid-work (advanced
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insert/update/delete falling back to available-commands because
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the SQL nodes have empty `usage_ids`; fixed with a union fallback).
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### Deferred by decision (low-priority residual)
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At **submit** time, a non-projection expression position (bare
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`where `, `returning `, `having `, `set col=`) still renders the raw
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~14-item expression first-set; only the SELECT projection is glossed
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(G2). Low-impact because **typing-time completion already offers the
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right candidates** there. User chose to leave it. Documented in
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ADR-0042 + `requirements.md`.
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Plus one **pre-existing caveat** (not this session's work, noted in
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ADR-0042): `insert into T (one_col) select * from Multi` isn't
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pre-caught for arity — `SELECT *` isn't expanded; the engine rejects
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it at execution (brushes ADR-0019 §OOS-2 engine-error territory).
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## §3. ⚠️ Where parse-error pedagogy lives now (read before touching)
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- **Usage templates:** `parse.usage.*` in `src/friendly/strings/en-US.yaml`;
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`usage_ids` on each `CommandNode` (`src/dsl/grammar/mod.rs`).
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Mode-aware selection: `usage_keys_for_input_in_mode` /
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`usage_key_for_input_in_mode`.
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- **Structural error wording:** `format_walker_error` +
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`format_expectation` in `src/dsl/parser.rs` (this is where the G1
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label, G2 projection gloss, and CROSS JOIN message live —
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render-only, they do **not** mutate the `Expectation` set the
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completion/hint layer consumes).
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- **Catalog discipline (ADR-0019):** every new key goes in
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`en-US.yaml` **and** `src/friendly/keys.rs::KEYS_AND_PLACEHOLDERS`
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(the `keys_validate_against_catalog` test enforces it).
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- **Tests:** integration parse-error tests live in `tests/it/` per
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the handoff-57 §3 rule — drop the file in `tests/it/` + add a
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`mod` line to `tests/it/main.rs`. Schema-aware diagnostics are
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tested at the walker level with a `SchemaCache` (`vschema` helper
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in `tests/it/sql_insert.rs`).
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## §4. Carried / unchanged
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- **arboard decisions** (handoff-55 §3): X11-only on Linux; `copy`
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reproduces `[system]` tags. One-line changes if revisited.
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- No open GitHub issues (`gh issue list` empty; the project's issue
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tracker is GitHub, not the gitea host `tea` is configured for).
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## §5. Other tracks (from `requirements.md`)
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Unchanged: Track 2 Iter 6 leftovers (history.log input-history
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hydration polish, migration-framework exercise); C3a modify
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relationship; C4 m:n convenience; **H1 done** (ADR-0019), **H1a
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done** (ADR-0042); H2 `hint`; H3 `help` (partial — general
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reference + `help <command>` still missing); V4 session-log /
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Markdown export; I1/I1b multi-line + readline; I3 tab completion /
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I4 syntax highlighting (the walker already exposes the hooks); TU1
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tutorial (needs ADR); TT5 CI (not configured).
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## §6. Next job — pick one
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No single forced next step. Candidates, roughly by readiness:
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1. **H3 `help` completion** — the grammar tree already iterates the
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REGISTRY for the command list; the missing pieces are a general
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reference and `help <command>` per-command detail. The
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`help_id` per `CommandNode` is the hook. Small-to-medium.
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2. **I3 tab completion** — the walker's expected-set + completion
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candidates already exist (used by ambient hints); I3 is the
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**UI/UX** (cursor handling, menu, accept). Needs its own ADR.
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3. **The deferred H1a residual** (§2) — generalise the projection
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gloss to other expression positions. Low value (completion
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already covers typing-time); only if it bugs you.
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4. **CI (TT5)** — test infra is solid (2158 green); no workflow yet.
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## §7. How to take over
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1. Read handoffs 56 → 57 → 58, then `CLAUDE.md`, then
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`docs/requirements.md` (H1 and **H1a now `[x]`**),
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`docs/adr/README.md`.
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2. **For anything parse-error/pedagogy: read ADR-0042, not
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ADR-0020/0021** (those are superseded; chumsky is gone).
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3. Codebase on `main` at `c305dc7`, clean, 4 unpushed.
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4. Process pins that paid off this arc, again: **audit before
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assuming** (ADR-0021 was obsolete; H1a was mostly already
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shipped), **verify empirically — don't trust the docs/survey**
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(the advanced-SQL gap list was wrong twice; a regression hid in
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"looks fine"), **escalate genuine forks** (the G3 all-forms
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decision was the user's, not mine), and **test-first + matrix as
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a regression lock** (it caught a regression I introduced).
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Commits user-confirmed, append-only, no AI attribution.
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