lean-bisect
Bisect Lean toolchain versions to find where behavior changes. Use when trying to identify which Lean 4 commit caused a regression or behavior change.
What this skill does
# Bisecting Lean Toolchains Use the `lean-bisect` script (in the lean4 repo at `script/lean-bisect`) to find which commit introduced a behavior change. ## Test File Requirements Test files must be self-contained with no `Mathlib` imports (Mathlib is pinned to specific toolchains and will fail on most versions tested). See the minimization skill if you need to reduce a Mathlib test case to a standalone one. ## Usage ```bash # Auto-find regression script/lean-bisect /tmp/test.lean # Bisect up to a given nightly script/lean-bisect /tmp/test.lean ..nightly-2024-06-01 # Between nightlies script/lean-bisect /tmp/test.lean nightly-2024-01-01..nightly-2024-06-01 # Between commits script/lean-bisect /tmp/test.lean abc1234..def5678 # With timeout script/lean-bisect /tmp/test.lean --timeout 30 ``` ## Pass/Fail Determination The script compares a "signature" of exit code + stdout + stderr. It bisects to find where this signature changes. Use `--ignore-messages` to only consider exit code. ## Test File Patterns ### Using exit code ```lean axiom G : Type axiom op : G -> G -> G example : ... := by <the failing tactic call> ``` ### Using `#guard_msgs` ```lean /-- error: the specific error that should appear -/ #guard_msgs in example : ... := by ... ``` ## Options - `--timeout N`: Timeout in seconds per test - `--ignore-messages`: Only compare exit codes - `--nightly-only`: Only test nightly releases when bisecting commits - `--selftest`: Verify the script works - `--clear-cache`: Clear `~/.cache/lean_build_artifact/` ## Workflow for Mathlib Issues When the issue requires Mathlib: 1. Create a minimal test case 2. Use https://github.com/kim-em/mathlib-minimizer to produce a Mathlib-free version (see `lean-mwe` skill) 3. Run lean-bisect on the minimized file ## Tips Verify endpoints of the range show different behavior before bisecting. Keep tests fast — each bisection step runs the full test.
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