fix(hermes): make kanban schema initialization atomic - #11177
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 10 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds atomic Hermes Kanban schema patching, Kanban image probes, portable build-context wiring, request-budget timeout handling, bounded MCP discovery retries, workflow coverage, and a VLLM test timeout. ChangesHermes Kanban schema patching
Request reliability updates
VLLM test timeout
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change improves Hermes schema initialization and E2E request reliability, but a request that expires while its response body is read may report an invalid-JSON failure instead of a budget-expiration failure. The impact is bounded to failure reporting and follow-up handling. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@tools/e2e/base-image-publication.mts`:
- Around line 914-917: Update githubRequest and its request budget handling so
the abort timer uses the same clock source as GithubRequestOptions.now, rather
than relying directly on AbortSignal.timeout. Inject or otherwise abstract the
timeout mechanism so custom now implementations can expire pending requests
consistently, while preserving the existing remaining-budget calculation and
requestUsesRemainingBudget behavior.
- Around line 928-930: Update the githubRequest response-body error handling so
an abort caused by the request budget remains classified as a budget-exceeded
error instead of invalid JSON; add coverage using a delayed response body that
triggers the timeout during response.json().
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Approved commit 02820fb4ff4c0dca82190480c5c130df4148c238. The Hermes schema patch is checksum-bound, fails closed on upstream shape drift, exercises the packaged CLI, verifies SQLite integrity, and is removed from the final image. The OpenClaw deletion-race handling retries once only after trusted cleanup and an observed absence. All 68 current checks pass, including both exact MCP discovery passes and all-agent activation.
Non-blocking: CodeRabbit’s two open request-budget threads identify a test-clock seam and response-body failure-classification gap in the E2E publication helper. They do not affect the production schema fix or the retry safety in this change. A focused follow-up PR should unify the injected clock with the abort timer and preserve budget-exceeded classification during response-body reads.
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Outcome
Hermes creates its fresh Kanban schema in one SQLite transaction. This avoids one synchronous disk commit for each schema statement during managed-image startup.
Reason
Hermes 0.20.6 opens the Kanban database in autocommit mode with
synchronous=FULL, then callsconn.executescript(SCHEMA_SQL). Without an explicit transaction, SQLite commits eachCREATEstatement separately. Slow overlay storage can therefore keep the gateway outside the three-minute health gate.#11170 fixed permission validation. It did not change this Kanban initialization path, so rebuilding the image exposed the existing startup delay.
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conn.executescript(SCHEMA_SQL)call.BEGIN IMMEDIATEandCOMMITduring the image build, then compile the module.chmod's five-digit form.Verification
npm run validate:prpassed against canonicalmainatefd56a372999acc9d97936e9b30b2164743255a5.npm run checks:repositoryand the exact E2E mock/live parity gate passed.e2e-supportvalidation passed: 13 tests.0750 -> 2750and verified00750 -> 750from an inherited03770directory.Signed-off-by: San Dang sdang@nvidia.com