Improve Memory Leak workflows: 6h fixer cadence + merged-PR de-dup/auto-close + re-file guard

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This PR tunes the two agentic memory-leak workflows — daily-leak-hunter (files [leak-scan] issues) and leak-fixer (turns them into [leak-fix] PRs) — for cadence and to stop wasting runs re-processing leaks that are already fixed on main.

1. Fixer cadence: every 12h → every 6h

The fixer now runs 4×/day instead of 2×, so review feedback on open [leak-fix] PRs (Track C) and new fixes (Track A) are picked up faster. Only the fixer cadence changes; the hunter keeps its existing every-12h cadence.

2. Fixer: stop rebuilding already-fixed leaks

The fixer's de-dup only checked open and closed-unmerged fix PRs — never merged ones. Merged fixes frequently carry Fixes #<upstream> instead of the [leak-scan] number, so GitHub never auto-closed the scan issue. The fixer then re-picked it oldest-first, rebuilt MAUI from source (~10-20 min), hit "already fixed on main", and skipped without closing — repeating every run.

• Step 3 gate (d): if a merged [leak-fix] PR already covers the same rooting Type.Member (or refs the issue), close the [leak-scan] issue (AI-attributed comment linking the merged PR) instead of rebuilding. This is the only path that auto-closes a scan issue — it is backed by workflow-owned provenance (a merged [leak-fix] PR).
• Step 6: when the regression test is green on unpatched main, record skipped: test green on unpatched main (issue left open) — it does not close the scan issue. A single green result from a freshly-authored repro isn't proof the leak is gone (post-review change, see below).
• Step 10: require Fixes #<N> to be the [leak-scan] number (any separate upstream issue goes as an optional Refs: line, never a second Fixes:) so the scan issue auto-closes on merge going forward.
• New close-issue safe-output with deterministic guards required-title-prefix: "[leak-scan] " + required-labels: [agentic-workflows], so only this workflow's own scan issues can ever be closed. Write access lives in the isolated safe-outputs/conclusion jobs; the agent stays read-only.
• Dry-run safety: the close-issue path (gate (d)) is gated behind dry_run, matching Track C / Step 10 — a dry run prints DRY RUN — would close #<N> instead of closing, so dry_run=true is a true no-side-effect mode.

3. Hunter: don't re-file leaks already fixed on main

The hunter verifies against the shipped Microsoft.Maui.Controls 10.0.0 package, where a leak fixed on main still reproduces until the fix ships — so the empirical test alone can't tell, and the old "closed issues may be re-filed" rule would recreate deliberately-closed issues.

• Step 2: build a fixed-on-main Type.Member set from merged [leak-fix] PRs ONLY (durable, workflow-owned provenance that a fix landed) and skip re-filing those. Off-contract titles with no dotted Type.Member keep a normalized-title fallback key instead of being dropped.
• Tighten Hard Rule 5 / Step 6: a leak fixed on main by a merged [leak-fix] PR is never re-filed; a leak whose only prior scan issue was closed with no merged fix PR (any close reason) may be re-filed if it still reproduces — a close reason is not proof.

Review feedback addressed (rev 218f465)

Following the Copilot + adversarial review, issue closure and re-file suppression are now strictly provenance-gated — the two data-loss / regression paths the reviewers flagged are removed:

• Data loss (COMPLETED ≠ fixed): dropped the "[leak-scan] closed as completed" source from the hunter's fixed-on-main set — a maintainer closing a still-reproducing issue no longer permanently suppresses it. Only a merged [leak-fix] PR counts as fixed-on-main.
• Regression (green test ≠ fixed): the fixer's Step 6 no longer auto-closes on a green-on-main test; closure is reserved for the merged-PR gate (d).
• Security (unscoped close-issue): added required-title-prefix + required-labels guards so a hallucinated / injected number can't close an unrelated issue.
• gh pr list paging: all four de-dup gates now pass --limit 200.
• Reworded the issues: write comment (accurate about the conclusion + safe-outputs jobs) and clarified the Refs: / Fixes: PR-body placeholder (distinct <UPSTREAM> token).

Compilation

Both .md sources are recompiled with gh aw compile (v0.80.9, the version pinned in .github/aw/actions-lock.json) — 0 errors, 0 warnings, and a clean recompile of the committed sources is a verified no-op (no toolchain drift). The .lock.yml files are regenerated, not hand-edited. In this revision the fixer lock's only semantic change is the close_issue guard (required_title_prefix + required_labels); the hunter lock changes only its body_hash (prompt-only, no new permissions).

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Pull request overview

Updates the Memory Leak Fixer agentic workflow schedule to run more frequently, improving turnaround time for generating [leak-fix] PRs from open [leak-scan] issues.

Changes:

• Increased workflow cadence from every 12h → every 3h in the source .md workflow definition.
• Recompiled the generated lock workflow to update the underlying cron schedule and friendly comment accordingly.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
.github/workflows/leak-fixer.md	Updates gh-aw schedule to every 3h and aligns the related noop/idle-run comment text.
.github/workflows/leak-fixer.lock.yml	Updates generated cron from 20 */12 * * * to 20 */3 * * * (plus the friendly-format comment).

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Pull request overview

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[kubaflo]

🔍 AI review round — fail-open re-open guard fixed (ecda5f43d5b)

Addressed the latest MauiBot [major] finding on leak-fixer.md.

Finding: the maintainer re-open guard fetched the issue timeline with a || echo '[]' fallback. On any timeline fetch/parse failure it wrote an empty timeline → REOPENED_AT empty → the re-open override did not fire → the destructive close-issue/rebuild path ran. Net effect: a maintainer who deliberately re-opened a [leak-scan] issue would see it auto-re-closed every 6h with a false "already fixed" comment.

Fix (fail closed on the destructive path): REOPENED_AT is now computed only when the timeline is both fetched successfully and parses as a JSON array (gh api ... && jq -e 'type == "array"'). On any failure the guard writes the override sentinel, so close-issue/rebuild is skipped and the issue is left open. A distinct skip reason (re-open guard unverified (timeline lookup failed)) is emitted for the fail-closed case vs. a genuine maintainer override. The merged-[leak-fix]-PR provenance gate and bare-same-repo-ref invariants are preserved.

Empirically verified all four timeline scenarios before committing:

Scenario	Before	After
timeline API failure	close proceeds (bug)	skip close (fail closed)
non-array garbage	close proceeds (bug)	skip close (fail closed)
genuine maintainer re-open after merge	skip close	skip close (unchanged)
normal timeline, no re-open	close proceeds	close proceeds (unchanged)

Recompiled leak-fixer.lock.yml with gh aw v0.80.9 — body_hash only; frontmatter_hash and actions-lock.json unchanged.

cc @PureWeen

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Pull request overview

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AI Review Summary

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🗂️ Review Sessions — click to expand

🚦 Gate — Test Before & After Fix

Gate Result: ⚠️ SKIPPED

No tests were detected in this PR.

Recommendation: Add tests to verify the fix using the write-tests-agent.

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📋 Pre-Flight — Context & Validation

Issue: N/A - PR does not expose a linked issue in the local checkout; GitHub API access was unavailable.
PR: #36524 - Memory leak workflow de-dup / fixer loop prevention (inferred from local squashed diff)
Platforms Affected: workflow automation only; Android requested for testing but no Android product/runtime path is modified.
Files Changed: 4 implementation/workflow, 0 test

Key Findings

• GitHub CLI/API access was unavailable (gh unauthenticated), so issue body, PR discussion, and live required checks could not be fetched; local squashed PR commit and diff were used as source of truth.
• PR changes only gh-aw workflow markdown and generated lock files: daily-leak-hunter and leak-fixer.
• The PR’s fix prevents repeated leak filing/rebuilding by deriving fixed-on-main provenance from merged workflow-owned [leak-fix] PRs and, in the fixer, guarded auto-closing of orphaned [leak-scan] issues.
• Gate was pre-run and skipped because no tests were detected. No gate/content.md was created or overwritten.
• Impacted UI test categories: none; this is workflow automation, not UI/product code.

Code Review Summary

Verdict: NEEDS_DISCUSSION
Confidence: low
Errors: 0 | Warnings: 0 | Suggestions: 0

Key code review findings:

• ℹ No new blocking findings found by the independent code-review sub-agent.
• ℹ Prior major concerns about search cap warnings, title matching, and timeline fail-closed behavior appear addressed.
• ℹ CI state remains undetermined because gh pr checks --required could not run in this environment.

Fix Candidates

#	Source	Approach	Test Result	Files Changed	Notes
PR	PR #36524	Title-normalized merged [leak-fix] provenance suppresses hunter candidates and lets fixer close orphaned scan issues with a reopen/timeline guard.	⚠️ SKIPPED (Gate: no tests detected)	.github/workflows/daily-leak-hunter.md, .github/workflows/daily-leak-hunter.lock.yml, .github/workflows/leak-fixer.md, .github/workflows/leak-fixer.lock.yml	Original PR

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🔬 Code Review — Deep Analysis

Code Review — PR #36524

Independent Assessment

What this changes: Updates two gh-aw memory leak workflows: adds merged [leak-fix] provenance de-duping to the hunter, adds fixer auto-close for orphaned [leak-scan] issues already fixed by merged workflow PRs, tightens safety gates, and changes fixer cadence to 6h.
Inferred motivation: Prevent repeated re-filing/rebuilding of leaks already fixed on main while avoiding data-lossy issue closure.

Reconciliation with PR Narrative

Author claims: Matches the current diff: 6h fixer cadence, merged-PR provenance gates, guarded close-issue, green-test no longer closes issues, lock files regenerated.
Agreement/disagreement: Agreement. The PR body’s mention of required labels is slightly less strict than current source; current source requires both agentic-workflows and perf/memory-leak 💦.

Prior Review Reconciliation

Prior ❌ Error Finding	Source	Status	Evidence
Merged provenance search cap could silently drop older fixes	MauiBot inline [major]	✅ Fixed / mitigated	Current code uses --limit 1000 and warns at ceiling; remaining failure mode is bounded re-file/under-close, not destructive close.
Merged-fix title API matching too narrow	MauiBot inline [moderate]	✅ Fixed	Current jq titleapi normalizes first dotted chain to last two segments.
Timeline lookup failed open before closing issue	MauiBot inline [major]	✅ Fixed	Current Step 3 writes reopen-override.txt and skips close/rebuild when timeline fetch/parse fails.

Blast Radius Assessment

• Runs for all instances: Yes — scheduled gh-aw workflows.
• Startup impact: No app startup impact; workflow automation only.
• Static/shared state: No product static state; changes affect workflow prompts/safe outputs.

CI Status

• Required-check result: Undetermined — gh pr checks --required unavailable because gh is unauthenticated.
• Classification: Pending/undetermined. Public API fallback shows Build Analysis in progress, maui-pr neutral, other checks mostly success/skipped.
• Action taken: Invoked azdo-build-investigator; confidence capped low and no LGTM per skill rules.

Findings

No new ❌ Error, ⚠️ Warning, or 💡 Suggestion findings.

Failure-Mode Probing

• Timeline API failure before close: Current code fails closed and skips destructive close.
• Maintainer reopens after merged fix: Current code detects reopen after latest matched merge and skips close/rebuild.
• Merged fix title has qualifier/namespace: Current titleapi handles Shell BackButtonBehavior.Command and fully qualified names.
• More than 1000 merged fixes: Workflow warns; hunter may re-file once and fixer may under-close, but does not wrongly close unrelated issues.

Verdict: NEEDS_DISCUSSION

Confidence: low
Summary: Code review found no blocking code issues, and prior major findings appear addressed. However, CI is still pending/undetermined and gh pr checks --required could not run in this environment, so the skill rules prohibit LGTM until required checks are known.

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🛠️ Fix — Analysis & Comparison

Fix Candidates

#	Source	Approach	Test Result	Files Changed	Notes
1	try-fix	Structured rooting_api: metadata in future [leak-fix] PR bodies, preferred over title parsing; keeps guarded close behavior.	✅ PASS (workflow compile + jq fixture + diff check)	4 workflow/lock files (+ local gh-aw action lock refresh in temp worktree)	More robust matching than PR; first jq fallback failed and was fixed.
2	try-fix	Non-destructive fixed-on-main quarantine: skip already-fixed scan issues but never auto-close them.	✅ PASS (workflow compile + close-output grep + diff check)	2 workflow/lock files (+ local gh-aw action lock refresh in temp worktree)	Safest policy; avoids destructive cleanup but leaves manual issue cleanup debt.
PR	PR #36524	Title-normalized merged [leak-fix] provenance suppresses hunter candidates and guarded fixer auto-closes orphaned scan issues.	⚠️ SKIPPED (Gate: no tests detected)	4 workflow/lock files	Original PR

Cross-Pollination

Model	Round	New Ideas?	Details
maui-expert-reviewer / gpt-5.5	1	Yes	Proposed structured metadata provenance index; tested as try-fix-1.
maui-expert-reviewer / gpt-5.5	2	Yes	Proposed non-destructive fixed-on-main quarantine; tested as try-fix-2.
orchestrator	2	No further high-value variants	Remaining variants were minor combinations of metadata + quarantine or broader date-windowed GitHub searches; those are not meaningfully different enough for another try-fix in this environment.

Exhausted: Yes
Selected Fix: Candidate #1 — It preserves the PR's cleanup behavior while making the core provenance match less brittle through structured metadata and still passed gh-aw validation. Candidate #2 is safer but intentionally leaves orphaned issues open, so it is a policy tradeoff rather than a strictly better replacement.

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📝 Recommended PR Title & Description

Assessment: ✏️ Recommend updating — the current description says the close-issue safe-output requires only agentic-workflows, but the actual winning fix guards closure with both agentic-workflows and perf/memory-leak 💦 and also needs the page-safe re-open guard detail.

Recommended title

Agentic Workflows: Improve memory-leak fixer cadence, de-dup, and guarded scan cleanup

Recommended description

This PR tunes the two agentic memory-leak workflows — `daily-leak-hunter` (files `[leak-scan]` issues) and `leak-fixer` (turns them into `[leak-fix]` PRs) — for cadence and to stop wasting runs re-processing leaks that are already fixed on `main`.

## 1. Fixer cadence: every 12h -> every 6h

The fixer now runs 4x/day instead of 2x, so review feedback on open `[leak-fix]` PRs (Track C) and new fixes (Track A) are picked up faster. Only the fixer cadence changes; the hunter keeps its existing every-12h cadence.

## 2. Fixer: stop rebuilding already-fixed leaks

The fixer's de-dup now considers merged workflow-owned `[leak-fix]` PRs, not just open and closed-unmerged fix PRs. This prevents the loop where a merged fix references an upstream issue instead of the `[leak-scan]` issue, leaving the scan issue open so the fixer repeatedly rebuilds MAUI from source, discovers the leak is already fixed on `main`, and skips without closing it.

- **Step 3 gate (d):** if a merged `[leak-fix]` PR already covers the same rooting `Type.Member` or references the `[leak-scan]` issue, close the `[leak-scan]` issue with an AI-attributed comment linking the merged PR instead of rebuilding. This is the only path that auto-closes a scan issue, and it is backed by workflow-owned merged-PR provenance.
- **Maintainer re-open guard:** before auto-closing, fetch the issue timeline with `gh api --paginate --slurp`, flatten all pages, and respect any `reopened` event after the newest matching merged fix. If the timeline cannot be fetched or parsed, fail closed: skip close/rebuild and leave the issue open.
- **Step 6:** when the regression test is green on unpatched `main`, record `skipped: test green on unpatched main (issue left open)`; do not close the scan issue. A single green result from a freshly-authored repro is not proof the leak is gone.
- **Step 10:** require `Fixes #<N>` to be the `[leak-scan]` issue number. Any separate upstream issue goes in an optional `Refs:` line, never as a second `Fixes:` line, so the scan issue auto-closes on merge going forward.
- **Safe output:** add `close-issue` with deterministic guards: `required-title-prefix: "[leak-scan] "` and `required-labels: [agentic-workflows, "perf/memory-leak 💦"]`. Write access remains isolated in the safe-outputs/conclusion jobs; the agent stays read-only.
- **Dry-run safety:** the close path is gated behind `dry_run`, matching Track C / Step 10. `dry_run=true` prints `DRY RUN — would close #<N>` instead of closing, so dry runs remain no-side-effect.

## 3. Hunter: don't re-file leaks already fixed on `main`

The hunter verifies against the shipped `Microsoft.Maui.Controls` 10.0.0 package, where a leak fixed on `main` can still reproduce until the fix ships. The empirical test alone cannot distinguish "still leaking" from "fixed on main but not shipped", and the old "closed issues may be re-filed" rule could recreate deliberately closed scan issues.

- **Step 2:** build a `fixed-on-main` `Type.Member` set from merged workflow-owned `[leak-fix]` PRs only, then skip filing candidates in that set. Off-contract titles with no dotted `Type.Member` keep a normalized `title:` fallback key instead of being dropped.
- **Hard Rule 5 / Step 6:** a leak fixed on `main` by a merged `[leak-fix]` PR is never re-filed. A leak whose only prior scan issue was closed with no merged fix PR may be re-filed if it still reproduces; a close reason such as `COMPLETED` is not proof that a fix landed.

## Review feedback addressed

Issue closure and re-file suppression are strictly provenance-gated. In particular, `[leak-scan]` issues closed as `COMPLETED` are not treated as fixed-on-main evidence, because a close reason records that someone closed the issue, not that a workflow-owned fix merged. The destructive close path also respects maintainer re-opens and fails closed if the timeline cannot be verified.

## Scope

Workflow automation only: `.github/workflows/daily-leak-hunter.md`, `.github/workflows/daily-leak-hunter.lock.yml`, `.github/workflows/leak-fixer.md`, and `.github/workflows/leak-fixer.lock.yml`. No MAUI product/runtime code changes and no platform-specific Android behavior changes.

## Testing

- `gh aw compile daily-leak-hunter leak-fixer --no-check-update --validate --approve`
- No Android/runtime tests apply because this changes gh-aw workflow automation only.

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🏁 Report — Final Recommendation

Comparative Analysis — PR #36524

Candidates

Candidate	Result	Strengths	Weaknesses
pr	⚠️ Gate skipped; expert review found a blocking workflow-safety issue	Addresses the main loop: 6h fixer cadence, merged [leak-fix] de-dup, guarded orphaned [leak-scan] auto-close, and hunter re-file suppression from merged-fix provenance.	The re-open guard uses gh api --paginate without --slurp, so paginated timelines can cause the newest reopened event to be missed and allow closing a maintainer-reopened scan issue.
pr-plus-reviewer	✅ Workflow compile/validation passed in sandbox with lock regeneration	Keeps the PR's intended cleanup behavior and fixes the expert reviewer's page-safety issue by using --paginate --slurp, validating slurped page arrays, and flattening pages before computing the latest re-open timestamp.	Does not add structured future provenance metadata; it still depends on normalized title extraction for same-API merged-fix matching.
try-fix-1	✅ Workflow compile + jq fixture + diff check passed	Adds structured rooting_api: metadata for future [leak-fix] PR bodies and prefers that over title parsing, making future same-API matching more durable.	It does not modify the raw PR's re-open guard, so it inherits the gh api --paginate page-safety defect found by expert review.
try-fix-2	✅ Workflow compile + close-output grep + diff check passed	Safest non-destructive policy: skips already-fixed issues without any auto-close path, avoiding the re-open guard risk entirely.	Drops the PR's desired automated cleanup behavior, leaving orphaned [leak-scan] issues open for manual cleanup and preserving issue-triage debt.

Ranking

1. pr-plus-reviewer — Best balance of safety and product intent. It preserves the merged-PR de-dup/auto-close design while fixing the only expert-review blocking defect.
2. try-fix-2 — Safe and passed validation, but intentionally weakens the desired cleanup outcome by never closing orphaned scan issues.
3. try-fix-1 — More durable future provenance than the PR, but lower ranked because it still inherits the unsafe paginated timeline guard.
4. pr — Implements the intended behavior, but lower ranked because the expert reviewer found a real data-loss/control-flow bug in the destructive close path.

Winner

Winner: pr-plus-reviewer

This candidate should be used because it fixes the actionable reviewer finding without giving up the PR's core behavior: already-fixed scan issues are still closed only from workflow-owned merged [leak-fix] provenance, dry-run remains side-effect free, and maintainer re-opens are respected even when the timeline is paginated.

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[MauiBot]

Expert Review — 1 findings

See inline comments for details.

[PureWeen]

Found one new high-confidence correctness issue in the timeline-based maintainer re-open guard.\n\nThe re-open guard is necessary, but pagination currently permits it to miss a later re-open and repeat the destructive close path.\n\n_Flagged by: 3/3 independent reviewers after direct reproduction._

[PureWeen]

Adversarial re-review\n\nNo new actionable issues found on this unchanged revision.\n\nWhat looks right: the generated lock files still runtime-import their matching workflow sources, preserving source/lock behavior.\n\nTest coverage: No tests changed; this PR modifies gh-aw workflow source and generated locks.\n\nPrior review status: All existing inline findings, including the pagination defect in the maintainer re-open guard, were excluded from this pass. The two newly proposed concerns were rejected after adversarial validation.\n\n_Methodology: 3 independent reviewers with adversarial consensus._

[PureWeen]

Adversarial re-review\n\nNo new actionable issues found on this unchanged revision.\n\nWhat looks right: the compiled close_issue path validates every configured required label before executing, matching the source workflow’s dual-label constraint.\n\nTest coverage: No tests changed; this PR modifies gh-aw workflow source and generated locks.\n\nPrior review status: Earlier inline findings, including the multi-page re-open-timeline defect, were excluded from this pass.\n\n_Methodology: 3 independent reviewers with adversarial consensus._

[PureWeen]

No additional actionable findings in this pass.

• The authoritative four-file diff at ecda5f43 was reviewed; the generated locks remain aligned with their matching gh-aw sources.
• Existing review feedback remains the source of any outstanding work; this unchanged head introduces no separate issue to add.
• Test coverage: this is workflow prompt/configuration work with no changed test path.

Methodology: 3 independent reviewers with adversarial consensus.

[PureWeen]

⚠️ Logic — The new re-open-override sentinel can leak from one auto-selected scan issue into the next candidate evaluated during the same run, suppressing unrelated fix work.

• 3/3 reviewers after dispute: scope or reset reopen-override.txt for each candidate before using its existence as a gate.
• Prior review status: the author acknowledged the existing timeline-pagination finding; it remains separate and unaddressed on this head.
• Test coverage: workflow prompt/configuration change; no test path changed.

Methodology: 3 independent reviewers with adversarial consensus.

[kubaflo]

@PureWeen addressed both remaining review findings (pushed 56abf8da, leak-fixer.lock.yml recompiled — body_hash only):

• High: merge paginated timeline before the override test — the timeline is now fetched with --paginate --slurp and flattened via jq 'add // []' into a single event stream, so a >1-page timeline no longer runs the jq reads per page (which made REOPENED_AT multi-valued). API errors still short-circuit to the fail-closed else.
• Logic: shared reopen-override.txt — now rm -f'd at the start of every candidate (unconditionally, before the merged-fix block), so a sentinel written for an earlier candidate can't leak forward and falsely gate a later one in the same run.

Ready for re-review — thanks!

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