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What

The audit job only checked the root Gemfile.lock, while the CI matrix
resolves gemfiles/standalone.gemfile and gemfiles/rails.gemfile fresh on
every run, so advisory-affected releases of rails/view_component/
phlex-rails/activesupport reached the matrix jobs unchecked and the green
audit job overstated its coverage.

Each matrix job now audits the lockfile it just resolved, before its tests
run, so every matrix entry's dependency set is checked against the Ruby
advisory database. The root-lockfile audit is unchanged, and no matrix
lockfile is committed (gemfiles/*.lock stays ignored).

Acceptance

• The 'Security / bundle-audit' job still runs bundle-audit check --update on the root Gemfile.lock, is unchanged, and is still in the ci-ok job's needs list.
• gem-specs, engines and rails each run bundle-audit against the lockfile their own matrix entry resolved (gemfiles/standalone.gemfile.lock, gemfiles/rails.gemfile.lock) — every CI matrix entry's dependency set is checked against the advisory DB.
• The matrix audit step runs before the test steps in each matrix job, so the advisory check still happens for that entry when the tests fail.
• An advisory makes the matrix job fail (no continue-on-error on the audit step); a clean advisory DB passes — same failure mode as the root-lockfile audit.
• gemfiles/*.lock stays uncommitted: .gitignore:111 still ignores it and no lockfile is added to the tree.
• .github/workflows/ci.yml still parses as YAML and the ci-ok aggregate still needs every job that exists.
• AGENTS.md's CI row states that bundle-audit covers the root lockfile and every matrix resolution.
• CHANGELOG.md's Unreleased section records the matrix audit coverage (bin/changelog-notes Unreleased exits 0).

Changes

• .github/workflows/ci.yml (edit) — Add a bundle-audit step to each CI matrix job that resolves an unlocked matrix gemfile — gem-specs (:75-96) and engines (:180-204) audit gemfiles/standalone.gemfile.lock, rails (:218-240) audits gemfiles/rails.gemfile.lock — right after the ruby/setup-ruby step, so every matrix entry's own resolution is checked against the advisory DB. Keep the root audit job (:35-47) as is; any NEW job must also be added to ci-ok's needs (:268).
• AGENTS.md (edit) — Update the CI row (~line 125) so it states that bundle-audit covers the root lockfile AND every matrix resolution (gemfiles/standalone.gemfile, gemfiles/rails.gemfile) — the house doc must not understate what CI checks.
• CHANGELOG.md (edit) — Add one bullet under '## [Unreleased]' (new '### Changed' section above '### Fixed') stating that CI now audits every matrix entry's resolved dependency set against the Ruby advisory database, not only the root Gemfile.lock.

Verification

./bin/check passed (exit 0) in 12s.

What the editors ran to see the change working, and what they saw:

• ruby -ryaml -e 'YAML.load_file(".github/workflows/ci.yml", aliases: true); puts "ci.yml parses"' && bin/changelog-notes Unreleased >/dev/null (ci-audit): ci.yml parses / changelog Unreleased ok (exit 0 — the named scoped check passed)
• ruby -ryaml job-graph introspection of .github/workflows/ci.yml (ci-audit): gem-specs: setup=1 audit=2 test=3; engines: setup=1 audit=2 test=3; rails: setup=1 audit=2 test=4. coerr=[] (no continue-on-error). Audits: gemfiles/standalone.gemfile.lock (gem-specs, engines), gemfiles/rails.gemfile.lock (rails). ci-ok needs unchanged; only ruby-versions/rails-versions (output providers) absent from it.
• ls -1 gemfiles/*.lock || echo "(none)"; grep -n 'gemfiles' .gitignore (ci-audit): (none) — no lockfile added; .gitignore:111 still reads /gemfiles/*.lock
• ruby -ryaml -e 'YAML.load_file(".github/workflows/ci.yml", aliases: true); puts "ci.yml parses"' && bin/changelog-notes Unreleased >/dev/null (editor): stdout: 'ci.yml parses' / 'changelog Unreleased ok'; exit_code 0 (both halves)
• ruby -ryaml -e 'y = YAML.load_file(".github/workflows/ci.yml", aliases: true); ... puts format("%-14s steps=%d run_steps=%d continue_on_error=%s needs=%s", ...)' (read-only structural dump) (editor): triggers: {"pull_request"=>nil, "push"=>{"branches"=>["main"]}, "workflow_dispatch"=>nil}; permissions: {"contents"=>"read"}; gem-specs steps=3 run_steps=1, engines steps=4 run_steps=2, rails steps=5 run_steps=3 — identical to base (the 3 planned new steps are gone); continue_on_error=0 everywhere; ci-ok needs=lint,audit,test,gem-specs,native,strict-ext,sanitizers,fallback,engines,rails,package (all 11 jobs)
• ruby -ryaml -e '... %w[gem-specs engines rails audit].each { |n| j = y["jobs"][n]; j["steps"].each_with_index { |s, i| puts format(" %d %s | %s", i, s["name"] || s["uses"], (s["run"] || "").lines.map(&:strip).join(" ; ")) } }' (editor): gem-specs step 2: 'gem install --no-document --conservative bundler-audit ; bundle-audit check --update --gemfile-lock gemfiles/standalone.gemfile.lock ; bundle exec rake spec:standalone'; engines step 2: same standalone lockfile then 'bundle exec rake spec:standalone'; rails step 2: '... --gemfile-lock gemfiles/rails.gemfile.lock ; bundle exec rake compile' with 'RSpec (integration specs)' still at step 4; root audit job step 3 still 'bundle-audit check --update' on the root Gemfile.lock

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Benchmarks: aarch64 (linux)

ruby 4.0.9 (2026-10-23 revision 3e93b23afc) +PRISM [aarch64-linux] · commit 1e0508df3d · 2.0s per report
Δ is against main b69cba8f67 (same runner type; expect a few % noise).

escape_bench (C ext) · peak RSS 118 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
escape_html short clean (10B)	616,905 ± 0.2%	0.0016	0.00	fastest	-0.2%
escape_html medium clean (200B)	336,739 ± 0.2%	0.0030	0.00	1.83x slower	-0.7%
append short clean (10B)	208,692 ± 0.2%	0.0048	0.02	2.96x slower	+0.7%
append short dirty (10B)	160,636 ± 0.3%	0.0062	0.00	3.84x slower	+0.4%
append medium clean (200B)	147,908 ± 0.2%	0.0068	0.00	4.17x slower	+0.4%
escape_html short dirty (10B)	111,156 ± 0.5%	0.0090	100	5.55x slower	+0.0%
append medium dirty (200B)	73,727 ± 0.2%	0.0136	0.00	8.37x slower	-0.0%
escape_html medium dirty (200B)	58,265 ± 1.7%	0.0172	100	10.59x slower	-0.5%
escape_html long clean (10KB)	11,501 ± 0.2%	0.0869	0.00	53.64x slower	+0.0%
append long clean (10KB)	8,940 ± 0.4%	0.1119	0.00	69.00x slower	-1.5%
append long dirty (10KB)	1,205 ± 0.7%	0.8300	0.00	512.03x slower	+0.2%
escape_html long dirty (10KB)	1,143 ± 3.1%	0.8751	100	539.83x slower	+0.9%

escape_bench (pure Ruby) · peak RSS 150 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
escape_html short clean (10B)	164,621 ± 0.2%	0.0061	0.00	fastest	+0.0%
append short clean (10B)	104,419 ± 0.2%	0.0096	0.02	1.58x slower	+0.0%
escape_html short dirty (10B)	70,189 ± 0.4%	0.0142	100	2.35x slower	+1.3%
append short dirty (10B)	58,195 ± 0.5%	0.0172	100	2.83x slower	+0.7%
escape_html medium clean (200B)	56,850 ± 0.2%	0.0176	0.00	2.90x slower	-0.0%
append medium clean (200B)	45,621 ± 0.2%	0.0219	0.00	3.61x slower	+0.2%
escape_html medium dirty (200B)	25,307 ± 0.4%	0.0395	200	6.50x slower	+1.2%
append medium dirty (200B)	22,534 ± 0.4%	0.0444	200	7.31x slower	+1.5%
escape_html long clean (10KB)	1,631 ± 0.2%	0.6129	0.00	100.90x slower	+0.0%
append long clean (10KB)	1,567 ± 0.3%	0.6383	0.00	105.07x slower	+0.6%
escape_html long dirty (10KB)	1,096 ± 0.5%	0.9120	200	150.13x slower	+2.2%
append long dirty (10KB)	981 ± 2.9%	1.0197	200	167.87x slower	+3.2%

render_bench (C ext) · peak RSS 131 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
erubi	7,754 ± 0.8%	0.1290	713	fastest	+2.0%
ruby2html	5,864 ± 0.6%	0.1705	419	1.32x slower	+1.4%
phlex	582 ± 0.7%	1.7173	6,374	13.32x slower	+3.5%

render_bench (pure Ruby) · peak RSS 131 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
erubi	7,696 ± 0.6%	0.1299	713	fastest	+1.9%
ruby2html	2,384 ± 0.8%	0.4194	1,029	3.23x slower	+2.5%
phlex	575 ± 1.2%	1.7379	6,374	13.37x slower	+1.7%

tag_bench (C ext) · peak RSS 39 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
br	217,809 ± 1.0%	0.0046	7.00	fastest	-0.3%
li(text)	160,468 ± 0.7%	0.0062	7.02	1.36x slower	+1.0%
li(dirty text)	125,480 ± 0.8%	0.0080	7.00	1.74x slower	+0.9%
div { block }	98,418 ± 1.1%	0.0102	7.00	2.21x slower	-0.2%
span(text, class:)	31,015 ± 0.4%	0.0322	207	7.02x slower	-0.0%
div(class:) { block }	29,497 ± 0.4%	0.0339	207	7.38x slower	+0.3%
a(text, href:, class:)	23,755 ± 0.4%	0.0421	207	9.17x slower	-0.0%

tag_bench (pure Ruby) · peak RSS 26 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
br	82,315 ± 0.6%	0.0121	107	fastest	+0.5%
div { block }	63,734 ± 0.4%	0.0157	107	1.29x slower	+1.0%
li(text)	54,785 ± 0.3%	0.0183	107	1.50x slower	+1.2%
li(dirty text)	41,601 ± 0.4%	0.0240	207	1.98x slower	+0.4%
div(class:) { block }	15,680 ± 0.3%	0.0638	207	5.25x slower	+0.2%
span(text, class:)	15,652 ± 0.3%	0.0639	207	5.26x slower	+1.3%
a(text, href:, class:)	9,835 ± 0.4%	0.1017	207	8.37x slower	+0.8%

Rails request (C ext) · peak RSS 214 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
Ruby2html::Component	508 ± 1.0%	1.9679	4,109	fastest	+7.5%
ruby2html .html.rb templates	506 ± 1.6%	1.9766	4,229	1.00x slower	+7.1%
Slim	502 ± 4.8%	1.9930	3,815	1.01x slower	+8.0%
ERB	481 ± 4.4%	2.0798	2,743	1.06x slower	+7.3%
ViewComponent + ruby2html	477 ± 1.0%	2.0971	3,966	1.07x slower	+7.1%
Phlex	447 ± 0.9%	2.2376	5,322	1.14x slower	+8.0%

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Benchmarks: x86_64 (linux)

ruby 4.0.9 (2026-10-23 revision 3e93b23afc) +PRISM [x86_64-linux] · commit 1e0508df3d · 2.0s per report
Δ is against main b69cba8f67 (same runner type; expect a few % noise).

escape_bench (C ext) · peak RSS 120 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
escape_html short clean (10B)	704,422 ± 0.9%	0.0014	0.00	fastest	-0.1%
escape_html medium clean (200B)	418,486 ± 0.5%	0.0024	0.00	1.68x slower	-0.1%
append short clean (10B)	254,829 ± 0.5%	0.0039	0.02	2.76x slower	+0.8%
append short dirty (10B)	186,238 ± 0.3%	0.0054	0.00	3.78x slower	+0.9%
append medium clean (200B)	169,972 ± 1.6%	0.0059	0.00	4.14x slower	-1.4%
escape_html short dirty (10B)	132,217 ± 3.0%	0.0076	100	5.33x slower	+3.1%
append medium dirty (200B)	91,547 ± 0.9%	0.0109	0.00	7.69x slower	+0.0%
escape_html medium dirty (200B)	72,306 ± 1.1%	0.0138	100	9.74x slower	-1.7%
escape_html long clean (10KB)	16,172 ± 0.9%	0.0618	0.00	43.56x slower	-0.4%
append long clean (10KB)	11,702 ± 0.5%	0.0855	0.00	60.20x slower	+2.5%
append long dirty (10KB)	1,517 ± 0.5%	0.6593	0.00	464.43x slower	+0.0%
escape_html long dirty (10KB)	1,464 ± 2.8%	0.6829	100	481.07x slower	+4.8%

escape_bench (pure Ruby) · peak RSS 145 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
escape_html short clean (10B)	200,590 ± 1.2%	0.0050	0.00	fastest	-0.2%
append short clean (10B)	152,438 ± 1.2%	0.0066	0.02	1.32x slower	-0.1%
escape_html short dirty (10B)	86,751 ± 1.2%	0.0115	100	2.31x slower	-1.6%
append short dirty (10B)	65,840 ± 1.2%	0.0152	100	3.05x slower	-1.5%
escape_html medium clean (200B)	56,337 ± 2.4%	0.0178	0.00	3.56x slower	-1.9%
append medium clean (200B)	49,626 ± 0.9%	0.0202	0.00	4.04x slower	-0.3%
escape_html medium dirty (200B)	25,888 ± 1.0%	0.0386	200	7.75x slower	+1.7%
append medium dirty (200B)	23,431 ± 1.4%	0.0427	200	8.56x slower	+2.0%
escape_html long clean (10KB)	1,546 ± 0.9%	0.6470	0.00	129.77x slower	-0.1%
append long clean (10KB)	1,485 ± 1.1%	0.6734	0.00	135.08x slower	-0.4%
escape_html long dirty (10KB)	1,026 ± 1.4%	0.9742	200	195.41x slower	+0.1%
append long dirty (10KB)	932 ± 3.1%	1.0733	200	215.29x slower	+1.8%

render_bench (C ext) · peak RSS 132 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
erubi	8,409 ± 1.3%	0.1189	713	fastest	+4.4%
ruby2html	5,538 ± 1.5%	0.1806	419	1.52x slower	+3.0%
phlex	504 ± 2.0%	1.9842	6,374	16.68x slower	+2.0%

render_bench (pure Ruby) · peak RSS 132 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
erubi	8,018 ± 1.5%	0.1247	713	fastest	-1.0%
ruby2html	2,169 ± 1.3%	0.4611	1,029	3.70x slower	+0.1%
phlex	487 ± 2.9%	2.0516	6,374	16.45x slower	-1.4%

tag_bench (C ext) · peak RSS 39 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
br	261,007 ± 1.5%	0.0038	7.00	fastest	+1.4%
li(text)	163,696 ± 1.6%	0.0061	7.02	1.59x slower	-3.8%
li(dirty text)	138,894 ± 1.6%	0.0072	7.00	1.88x slower	-4.3%
div { block }	112,410 ± 1.1%	0.0089	7.00	2.32x slower	+0.8%
span(text, class:)	32,769 ± 0.9%	0.0305	207	7.97x slower	+0.8%
div(class:) { block }	27,820 ± 0.6%	0.0359	207	9.38x slower	+0.3%
a(text, href:, class:)	23,486 ± 0.7%	0.0426	207	11.11x slower	+0.3%

tag_bench (pure Ruby) · peak RSS 27 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
br	99,619 ± 1.3%	0.0100	107	fastest	+0.4%
div { block }	80,204 ± 0.8%	0.0125	107	1.24x slower	+2.5%
li(text)	72,329 ± 1.0%	0.0138	107	1.38x slower	+0.2%
li(dirty text)	49,873 ± 2.0%	0.0201	207	2.00x slower	-1.0%
span(text, class:)	14,655 ± 0.7%	0.0682	207	6.80x slower	+1.3%
div(class:) { block }	13,436 ± 1.0%	0.0744	207	7.41x slower	+1.6%
a(text, href:, class:)	9,331 ± 0.6%	0.1072	207	10.68x slower	-2.1%

Rails request (C ext) · peak RSS 243 MB

Benchmark	i/s	ms / call	allocs / call	vs fastest	Δ vs main
Slim	517 ± 5.6%	1.9328	4,389	fastest	-3.9%
Ruby2html::Component	501 ± 1.8%	1.9954	4,741	1.03x slower	-4.9%
ruby2html .html.rb templates	490 ± 2.5%	2.0419	4,890	1.06x slower	-3.9%
ViewComponent + ruby2html	465 ± 1.7%	2.1516	4,598	1.11x slower	-4.5%
ERB	427 ± 18.9%	2.3392	3,116	1.21x slower	-9.9%
Phlex	425 ± 1.2%	2.3520	6,213	1.22x slower	-6.9%

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File fence widened for a CI fix. The fix_pr follow-up for this pull request needed to change file(s) this PR did not touch, to fix the failing check — reason given: Security / bundle-audit:

• Gemfile.lock
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• .bundler-audit.yml

Why: The failing checks are the three bundle-audit gates this PR added. (1) "Security / bundle-audit" reads the committed root Gemfile.lock, which pins Rails 8.1.4 - the log shows 22 advisories ("Name: rails Version: 8.1.4 ... Solution: update to '~> 8.0.5, >= 8.0.5.2', '>= 8.1.4.1'"); the fix is a regenerated lockfile on rails 8.1.4.1. (2) "Rails 7.2" and "Gem specs / Ruby 3.1" audit gemfiles/*.gemfile.lock, whose resolutions land on Rails 7.2.3 / activesupport 7.2.4; gemfiles/rails.gemfile needs a minitest < 6 pin (activesupport 7.2.4 requires it, rails-dom-testing pulls minitest 6 unbounded, so Bundler falls back to 7.2.3) so the 7.2 line resolves its newest patch. (3) The advisories left on the EOL lines (Rails 7.2, activesupport 7.2.x on Ruby 3.1) have NO patched release upstream (8.0.5.2/8.1.4.1 only), so they can only be muted through bundler-audit's own config file .bundler-audit.yml (default --config path), which the ci.yml audit steps pick up automatically.

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Adds bundle-audit runs to each CI matrix job against the lockfile that job resolved, plus an ignore list, a Rails minitest pin, and doc/changelog updates.

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Review summary — 4 file(s), 0 finding(s).

Docs/config-only increment: reworks .bundler-audit.yml comments and AGENTS.md/CHANGELOG wording so every ignore entry names the line it covers and how to re-derive the list, and narrows the minitest pin to the 7.2 line. No code or workflow changes; risk is documentation accuracy only.

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Adds a bundle-audit step to each CI matrix job auditing its own resolved lockfile, documents the advisory ignore list and its retirement rules, and syncs AGENTS.md/CHANGELOG. All claims check out against the diff; no defects found.

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Docs-only slice: ci.yml comments now explain that each matrix entry's resolved lockfile is audited via the rake tasks' audit:advisories, plus matching AGENTS.md invariant 14 and a CHANGELOG entry. No code behavior changes in this diff; CI matrix jobs are green.

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