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Expand Up @@ -4,6 +4,58 @@ Lightweight breadcrumb for scheduled agent routines. Each entry under
`## <routine-name> YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM` records the state the routine exited in,
so the next run can resume from the same line of work without re-discovering it.

## qyl-e2e-tests 2026-05-19 07:52

**Outcome:** BLOCKED — Docker daemon not running. Run stopped without changes.

**Blocker:**
OrbStack's Docker socket is missing
(`/Users/ancplua/.orbstack/run/docker.sock` does not exist). `docker info`
errors with `dial unix /Users/ancplua/.orbstack/run/docker.sock: connect: no
such file or directory`. The OrbStack app is installed
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(`/Applications/OrbStack.app` present, `~/.orbstack/bin` on PATH) but the
daemon is not running — `pgrep -fl -i orbstack` returns no OrbStack
processes (only unrelated MCP helpers that happen to have `~/.orbstack/bin`
on their inherited PATH).

The `QylTopologyFixture` boots `qyl-collector` + `qyl-mcp` containers via
Testcontainers; without a Docker daemon the E2E routine cannot do its single
useful thing. The skill explicitly lists this as a documented no-op:
*"Docker not available → note + exit (most common no-op)."* This run does
not attempt to start OrbStack autonomously — bringing a desktop daemon /
VM up is the user's call, not the scheduled task's.

**State on arrival:**
- Worktree clean on `claude/dreamy-germain-432280`; `origin/main` HEAD is
`c2ab2116 chore(nuget): add GitHub Packages feed for O-ANcppLua org`.
- `dotnet build qyl.slnx` not attempted (a build doesn't unblock anything
when the containers can't boot).
- Last E2E run shipped `OtlpHttpTraceIngestionRoundtripTests` on PR #353
(`tests/auto-e2e-2026-05-18`).
- Test inventory unchanged:
`tests/qyl.{collector,collector.integration,e2e,mcp}.tests`.

**Carry-forward gaps (unchanged from 2026-05-18):**
1. **Production bug, highest priority:** `spans.kind` / `spans.status_code`
declared `VARCHAR NOT NULL` in `DuckDbSchema.g.sql:316,319`, but
`SpanStorageRow.Kind` / `.StatusCode` are `byte`. The source generator at
`internal/qyl.collector.storage.generators/DuckDbEmitter.cs:219-222`
emits `reader.Col(N).GetByte(0)`, so every `GET /api/v1/traces` row read
throws `InvalidCastException`. Not an E2E concern — belongs in a focused
PR with its own migration testing. Once fixed, extend
`OtlpHttpTraceIngestionRoundtripTests` to also assert the trace is
queryable via `GET /api/v1/traces/{traceId}`.
2. **Second E2E scenario:** MCP → collector handshake. Drive an MCP tool
over JSON-RPC that reads spans previously ingested via OTLP/HTTP, assert
the round-trip.
3. **Third E2E scenario:** chat ingest → trace at sink with credentials
redacted (the original handoff candidate). Add an OTel collector sink
container with a file exporter to `QylTopologyFixture`.

**No code changes this run.** This entry exists only as a breadcrumb.

**Handoff:** none.

## qyl-functional-tests 2026-05-17 02:27

**Outcome:** bootstrap + first feature test landed.
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