release: unblock stable releases after #11342 (reusable-workflow permissions guard, screenshot decoupling, notarization hardening) - #12157
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GitHub validates a reusable workflow's permissions against the calling job when it parses the caller. A callee that requests a scope the caller does not grant fails the whole caller run at startup, before any job runs. That is what blocks the stable release today: release.yml calls ios-screenshots.yml, which requests `actions: write` while release.yml grants none (#12149). Add scripts/ci/check_reusable_workflow_permissions.py (python3 stdlib only) that walks every local `uses: ./.github/workflows/*.yml` call, computes the calling job's grant (job block, else workflow block, else the repository default) and the callee's request (max over its workflow block and every job block, gated jobs included, mirroring 4b9720d), follows nested calls with the intermediate grant, and fails on any scope that asks for more. tests/test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py covers the rule on fixture trees (the exact #12149 shape, shorthands, job-level overrides, repository defaults, nesting, missing callees) and then runs the checker on the real tree, which fails until the next commit fixes the workflows. Wired into the workflow-guard-tests job in ci.yml. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
… startup) The screenshot workflow declared `actions: write` since #6697, but no step ever used it: checkout runs with persist-credentials disabled, the two artifact uploads use the runner's artifact token, the capture is a DEBUG simulator build, and the App Store Connect upload path authenticates with an API key. When #11342 made release.yml call this workflow, GitHub compared the callee's block with the caller's grant (contents/attestations/id-token only) and refused the release workflow at parse time: startup_failure, no job run, for tag pushes and dispatches alike (#12149). Reduce the callee to `contents: read`, the minimum its steps use. Widening release.yml instead would have handed a UI-test job the ability to cancel or dispatch runs for no benefit. The guard added in the previous commit now passes on the tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
#11342 made build-sign-notarize need generate-ios-screenshots ("gates build-sign-notarize on screenshot success"). The DMG never consumes those artifacts: nothing in build-sign-notarize downloads them, and the App Store tooling (ios/scripts/appstore-shots.sh capture) dispatches its own ios-screenshots.yml run rather than reading a release run. What the gate did do was make every stable macOS release wait for, and fail with, a 300-minute simulator capture across nine locales on shared macOS runners, a lane that had "not compiled on main for days" before #11342 healed it. Keep the capture in release.yml as a sibling job, so every tag still gets screenshots at the exact release ref and a failed capture still turns the run red, but drop it from build-sign-notarize.needs. Trade-off: a green macOS release no longer implies the screenshot capture succeeded; the run conclusion still does. tests/test_ci_release_ios_screenshots_decoupled.sh pins the policy (fails on main's needs list, passes here) and runs in workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
…ecrets The screenshot job runs a DEBUG simulator UI test after `brew install` of fastlane and imagemagick. Capture-only needs to read the repository and nothing else: checkout runs with persist-credentials disabled, artifact uploads use the runner's artifact token, and the App Store Connect upload path in ios-screenshots.yml is gated to workflow_dispatch from main, so it is unreachable from a release run whatever `upload` says. Set job-level `permissions: contents: read` on the calling job (the pattern the cmux-tui callers already use) instead of passing the workflow's contents/attestations/id-token write grant through, and drop `secrets: inherit`, which handed every repository secret (Developer ID certificate and password, notarization credentials, Sparkle private key, R2 keys, Sentry token, ASC key) to that job for no benefit. Trade-off: if the release lane ever wants the ASC upload, it must add `secrets: inherit` back together with `upload: true` and relax the callee's dispatch-only guard. That should be a deliberate change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
release.yml runs tests/test_ci_sparkle_build_monotonic.sh at the top of build-sign-notarize. On plain main it fails (CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION 102 equals the published 0.64.22 build), which is correct for a tag push about to publish but wrong for the workflow's built-in dry run: a non-tag workflow_dispatch publishes nothing and, by design, runs from a branch that has not been bumped yet. The dry run was therefore impossible without a throwaway bump commit. Chosen fix: a CMUX_SPARKLE_MONOTONIC_MODE switch on the guard, `enforce` by default (tag pushes, scripts/release-pretag-guard.sh) and `warn` when release.yml runs from anything but refs/tags/*. Rejected alternative: running the dry run from a throwaway branch with a temporary bump, which would validate a commit that never merges and leave the pipeline un-dry-runnable for everyone else. tests/test_sparkle_build_monotonic_modes.sh drives the guard against fixture project files and a local appcast (stale fails in enforce and by default, warns in warn mode, bumped passes in both, unreachable appcast soft-passes, unknown mode fails) and pins the ref-based selection in release.yml. Wired into workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
scripts/ci/notarize-computer-use-helper.sh polls `spctl` on the standalone Computer Use helper after stapling because Apple's CDN publishes the ticket some time after notarytool reports Accepted. The budget was 20 x 15s. Nightly run 34208928547 (2026-09-08) exhausted it: Accepted at 09:51:28, still "Unnotarized Developer ID" at 09:56:18, exit 3, whole universal lane failed, while the arm64 and x86_64 lanes passed in the same window. Raise the default to 80 x 15s (twenty minutes) and announce the budget on the first rejection so a log reader can tell propagation from a hang. Trade-off: a genuinely rejected helper now takes up to twenty minutes to fail instead of five, which only delays an already-lost release; a short budget failed good releases, each costing a full rebuild and a human retry. Both knobs remain env-configurable (CMUX_GATEKEEPER_ASSESS_ATTEMPTS/_DELAY_SECONDS). nightly's signing job has an 80-minute timeout with a 7-10 minute typical duration, so the budget fits there; release.yml's timeout is raised in the next commit. tests/test_notarize_computer_use_helper.sh now pins the defaults (at least 1200s, polled at least every 30s, env-configurable literals) and the budget announcement, alongside the existing override and give-up coverage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
v0.64.22's build-sign-notarize took 39.8 minutes on 2026-08-03. Since then the job gained the Cloud tunnel system extension and its Go engine build (#11789), the universal diff sidecar and cmux-tui client install (#12006), two extra smoke launches, and a Gatekeeper propagation wait that can now run twenty minutes on its own. A 60-minute ceiling leaves no room for a slow notarytool day, and a timeout mid-notarization wastes the whole build. 90 minutes covers the measured baseline plus the known variable waits with headroom while still bounding a hung job on a shared self-hosted runner. To be re-checked against the dry-run duration for this branch: the timeout must stay at least 25 percent above it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add reusable-workflow permission validation, decouple iOS screenshots from release signing, strengthen Sparkle and Gatekeeper checks, fix stable appcast generation, improve app-host timeout handling, and update Swift tests and project organization. ChangesCI and release guards
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The first release dry run that could start after the permission fix
(run 34222835589) failed 30 minutes in, at "Verify binary architectures":
error: system extension identifier is 'com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel',
expected '7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel'
#11789 passed the team-prefixed App ID to
scripts/normalize-system-extension-bundle.sh and looked for the tunnel
binary under 7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel.systemextension. The
Release build's PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER for the extension is
com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel; only NEMachServiceName
($(CMUX_TEAM_ID_PREFIX)$(PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER)) and the provisioning
profile's com.apple.application-identifier carry the team prefix, and the
app activates whatever CFBundleIdentifier the bundled extension declares.
nightly.yml already does it this way and ships
com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel.systemextension with a profile for
7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel (run 34220568401). The mistake
was invisible until now because release.yml could not start at all.
Use the bundle identifier for the normalize call and the directory the
verify step inspects; keep the App ID for the profile check.
tests/test_ci_release_tunnel_identifiers.sh derives all three from
cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (fails on main's release.yml, passes here)
and runs in workflow-guard-tests.
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…ions main is red for every branch that routes the macOS lane (#12161, #12165), which keeps ci-status from ever reporting green on this release-pipeline PR. Fix both at the root rather than refreshing the budget: - swift-package-tests: FakeTerminalEngine.swift gained a `UUID` parameter in #10564 but imports only GhosttyKit. Add `import Foundation`. - tests-build-and-lag (scripts/swift_warning_budget.py, actual > budget): * AppDelegate+PaneMemoryGuardrail.swift: parenthesize the two `compactMap` closures inside the `guard` condition ("trailing closure in this context is confusable with the body of the statement"). * SessionIndexTableController.swift: the bounds-change observer block is typed @sendable in the current SDK, so referencing `isApplyingRows` and `reconcilePresentation(in:)` warned. The block is delivered on `queue: .main`, so run it under `MainActor.assumeIsolated`, the same pattern SidebarWorkspaceRowCellView uses; no async hop, same timing. * CmuxTuiSnapshotParser.swift: `switch resourceID.kind` already covers every SurfaceResourceKind case (terminal, display, browser), so the `default: continue` could never run. Remove it; a new case now fails to compile here instead of being silently skipped. * SurfaceCatalogModel.swift: `if let rowID,` rebound a value the body never read; test `rowID != nil` instead. * TerminalController.swift: `payload` in the `.delivered` branch is never mutated; make it `let`. Every change is behavior-preserving. Verified with `swiftc -parse` on each file locally (no app build on the shared machine); the routed CI lane proves the build and the budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
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scripts/check-pbxproj.sh fails on main since 567ba48 (#12145): the three StackAccountAvatarViewTests.swift entries were added out of the normalizer's sorted order, so every PR's workflow-guard-tests job goes red at "Validate pbxproj objectVersion pin and normalization" and linux-preflight, tests and ci-status cascade from it. This is the output of scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py: three lines reordered, no identifier or setting changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
… path (red) Release dry run 34227505375 (2026-09-08) reported "Generate Sparkle appcast: success" and uploaded a cmux-release-dry-run artifact containing only the DMG. The job log shows why: ./scripts/sparkle_generate_appcast.sh: line 93: delta_args[@]: unbound variable A tag push would have published a GitHub Release without appcast.xml, so no Sparkle client would ever be offered the update, and the R2 stable appcast upload would then fail after the release already existed. tests/test_sparkle_generate_appcast_no_deltas.sh runs the real script with fake git/xcodebuild/generate_appcast/sign_update tools under every bash on the machine (/bin/bash 3.2 on macOS reproduces the bug; bash 5 never did) and requires a signed appcast at the requested output path with no delta arguments when there are no previous archives, and with --maximum-deltas when there are. It also requires release.yml to verify the feed after generation instead of trusting the exit status. Fails on main's script and workflow; the next commit fixes both. Wired into workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
…sh 3.2) #11788 added `delta_args=()` and passed "${delta_args[@]}" to generate_appcast. In bash 4.4+ an empty array expands to nothing; in bash 3.2 (macOS /bin/bash, which `#!/usr/bin/env bash` resolves to on the release runner) it is an "unbound variable" error under `set -u`. Worse, with the script's EXIT trap bash 3.2 then exits 0, so the step passed and no appcast was written. Nightly always has previous archives (delta_args non-empty) and was never affected; the stable release lane never has them and has been broken since 2026-09-03, unnoticed because release.yml could not start at all (#12149). Expand the array as ${delta_args[@]+"${delta_args[@]}"}, which is empty when the array is empty in every bash. In release.yml, verify after generation that appcast.xml exists, carries sparkle:edSignature and references cmux-macos.dmg before anything uploads it: the exit status alone is not a reliable signal on bash 3.2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
…unreachable CodeRabbit on #12157: enforce mode (tag pushes, release-pretag-guard.sh) soft-passed when the published appcast could not be fetched, so a tag push could publish a stale CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION on a network blip or on a latest release that lacks appcast.xml, the exact state that leaves Sparkle clients without updates. A missing signal must fail closed when the run is about to publish. enforce mode now fails with an explanation when the published build is unknown; warn mode (non-tag dry runs) keeps the soft pass because it publishes nothing. curl retries transient failures (3 x 2s by default, overridable so the tests exercise the unreachable path without waiting). tests/test_sparkle_build_monotonic_modes.sh covers enforce, default and warn against an unreachable appcast. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
…ar_notifications with #11976 removed the v1 `clear_notifications --tab --panel` send from the Claude prompt-submit and pre-tool-use hooks; the pane-scoped clear now rides on the `agent.turn.started` / `agent.state.changed` journal events, which the app reconciles into `clearNotifications(forTabId:surfaceId:)`. It updated the Python hook tests to the new wire contract but not ClaudeHookLifecycleCleanupTests, whose two moved-pane tests still expected the removed command. They fail on main in the strict app-host agent-notification step (shard 6), unnoticed because #11976's PR CI never routed the macOS lane. Assert the new contract instead: the journal event for the hook names the re-homed workspace and the live pane (via the existing AgentJournalAppendCapture parser), and nothing still wipes the whole destination workspace. SessionEnd keeps sending the v1 command, so its tests are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
…timeout Every macOS lane run since 2026-09-03 has ended with app-host shards "cancelled" at the 75-minute job timeout. Today's logs (run 34236235360, shards 1/2/4, both attempts) show the mechanism, and it is two plumbing defects rather than the tests: 1. scripts/ci/xcodebuild_noninteractive.py resets its 300s idle deadline on every output chunk. Since #11755 (merged 2026-09-03T02:09Z, after the last green lane at 2026-09-02T09:21Z) the app host logs every Cloud API poll, `[CloudVM] GET /api/vm not_signed_in`, every 45 seconds. A test host hung inside a WebKit page load (WebContent XPC: "Could not signal service ... 113") therefore never looks idle, so the wrapper's kill and retry path, which handled the same WebKit failure on the 09-02 green run, never fires. 2. The tolerant batch watchdog in ci.yml (1800s) killed only the console-session launcher and left the lock wrapper, xcodebuild and the app host alive; the app host kept the `| tee` pipe open, so the step sat idle from "timeout after 1800s; terminating" until the job timeout. Fixes: - CMUX_XCODEBUILD_NONINTERACTIVE_IDLE_IGNORE_RE: output lines matching it do not count as progress. run-app-host-xcodebuild.sh defaults it to the Cloud poll line (an empty value restores counting everything; an invalid regex fails closed with exit 2). Real output still resets the clock, so a slow but progressing batch is unaffected. - The ci.yml batch runner writes xcodebuild output to the capture file and streams it with a detached tail, kills the whole process tree (pgrep -P recursion, TERM then KILL) when the batch budget expires, and reads both the streamed and per-batch captures for the SwiftPM retry heuristic. Behavior tests: tests/test_ci_xcodebuild_noninteractive_helper.py drives a child that prints only the keepalive every 50ms (finishes without the pattern, idles out at 0.3s with it, invalid pattern exits 2); tests/test_ci_change_areas.py runs the real step script against a runner that hangs and leaves a grandchild holding stdout, and requires exit 124 within seconds with the grandchild dead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
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tests/test_ci_unit_test_spm_retry.sh requires `OUTPUT=$(cat "$TEST_OUTPUT")` verbatim in the app-host step; the previous commit folded the per-batch capture files into that line and turned workflow-guard-tests red. Keep the pinned line and append the per-batch captures on the next line instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 1263-1264: Update the expected-failure normalization block in
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…ck assert CodeRabbit on #12157: the expected-failure normalization in run_unit_test_batch greps the capture for the last "Executed ... failures" summary and returns success on "(0 unexpected)". After the watchdog kills a batch (status 124) the capture can still hold an earlier attempt's summary (run-app-host-xcodebuild.sh retries into the same file), so a terminated batch could be reported as passed. Treat 124 as terminal before the normalization. The hung-runner behavior test now prints a decoy "(0 unexpected)" summary before hanging and requires the step to stay at 124 without the "All failures ... are expected" message. Also drop the `elapsed < 60` assertion from that test: the harness's 120s subprocess timeout already bounds a runaway step, and a hard wall-clock ceiling only adds scheduler-delay flakes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as
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1307-1308: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAvoid materializing every batch log into
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TEST_OUTPUTalready contains the streamed output. Appending everycmux-unit-output-*-of-*file rescans the full log set and creates another in-memory copy. The retry path repeats the same work. Check the files directly for"Could not resolve package dependencies"or write a temporary merged file without storing all contents inOUTPUT.As per coding guidelines,
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 1307-1308: Update the CI retry logic around TEST_OUTPUT and the
cmux-unit-output files so it does not append every batch log into OUTPUT or
repeat full scans. Check the per-batch files directly for “Could not resolve
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- Around line 887-895: The descendant-termination check currently relies on
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PID-reuse race. Update the grandchild fixture to trap TERM, write a termination
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…ectation `runCoderouterCLI(waitForSocket: false)` still asked `startMockServer` for a case-bound `expectation(description: "cli mock socket handled")` and then never waited on it. The shared accept loop fulfills that expectation when the listener closes at the end of the helper, so XCTest ended `testCoderouterUnknownVerbStillPassesThroughToTheInstalledCLI` and `testCoderouterClaudeAddOAuthTokenRejectsAPIKeyShapeBeforeTheSocket` with "Failed due to unwaited expectation", which it counts as an *unexpected* failure. Since #12207 the app-host batch classifier fails a batch on any unexpected failure, so this one test turned shard 5 (and the sibling test shard 6) red on main and on every PR: run 34401456032, main run 34342638735 attempts 1 and 2. Serve those two tests from the detached mock server instead, which owns no expectation, and keep the waited path for every other Coderouter test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The non-tolerant "Run remote tmux mirror detach and placement regressions" gate on shard 6 fails whenever the app host crashes mid-suite, which #9348 documents as nondeterministic: the crash point moves between tests and the relaunched host passes the rest (run 34401456032 crashed in dedicatedWindowSocketDefaultsToFocusNeutral; the previous run and both main attempts passed the same step). Capture each suite's output and rerun the suite exactly once, only when xcodebuild printed "Restarting after unexpected exit, crash, or test timeout". An assertion failure never earns a rerun and a second crash still fails the shard, so the gate keeps rejecting real regressions. tests/test_ci_change_areas.py drives the real step script against a fake console runner: crash-then-pass is green with three invocations, an assertion failure exits 65 after one invocation, and two crashes exit 65 after two. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
usableConnectionRetiresOlderConnectionsFromSameEndpointIdentity keyed the markUsable call off `recorder.recordedCount() == 2`, which both handlers evaluate concurrently. When the first connection's handler reached that check after the replacement had already recorded, it promoted `first` instead, superseded the freshly admitted replacement, and the replacement's own markUsable returned false: "Expectation failed: await admission.markUsable()" at CmxIrohEndpointServerTests.swift:353 in CI run 34414741413 (swift-package-tests), while the previous run passed the same code. Admit before recording so the test's `recorder.next()` proves `first` is active before `replacement` is enqueued, and promote only the replacement by identity. The suite passes three consecutive local runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shard 3 of CI run 34414741413 hung three times at the app-host wrapper's 300s idle timeout in the same batch. The hang sample shows SSHPTYAttachReconnectInputFilterTests.stdinPumpFiltersReadyInputBeforeStopSignal parked in stopFiltering() -> read() on the stop-acknowledgement pipe with every other visible cooperative-pool thread also inside a test body's synchronous wait. The pump under test is a detached task that needs one of those same threads, and the five pump tests each hold a thread for the ~13s reconnect probe deadline while running concurrently, so the suite can leave no thread for any pump (the family issue #12180 tracks). Run the suite serialized so at most one test parks a thread at a time, and bound every wait: stopFiltering now takes a 30s acknowledgement timeout and must succeed, and the EOF/exact reads poll with the same deadline. A pump that never gets scheduled now fails its test inside the batch instead of parking the shard until the idle timeout retries are exhausted. The two assertions in this suite that already fail on main (readUntilEOF == forwardedInput in stdinPumpFiltersReadyInputBeforeStopSignal and stdinPumpKeepsFilteringLateProbeRepliesAfterInitialDrain) are unchanged; the batch classifier tolerates them today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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7517376 Fix DOMRect crashes in browser.eval on macOS 15 (manaflow-ai#12237) 1614156 Fix Pi resume bindings so relaunch restores keep working (manaflow-ai#12115) 1281d43 release: unblock stable releases after manaflow-ai#11342 (reusable-workflow permissions guard, screenshot decoupling, notarization hardening) (manaflow-ai#12157) 65ac4c2 Cloud tree: flatten terminal tabs and surface Displays (manaflow-ai#12227) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci.yml # .github/workflows/ios-screenshots.yml # .github/workflows/release.yml # .github/workflows/test-depot.yml
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…rkflow permissions guard, screenshot decoupling, notarization hardening) (manaflow-ai#12157) * ci: guard reusable-workflow permission grants (red on main's shape) GitHub validates a reusable workflow's permissions against the calling job when it parses the caller. A callee that requests a scope the caller does not grant fails the whole caller run at startup, before any job runs. That is what blocks the stable release today: release.yml calls ios-screenshots.yml, which requests `actions: write` while release.yml grants none (manaflow-ai#12149). Add scripts/ci/check_reusable_workflow_permissions.py (python3 stdlib only) that walks every local `uses: ./.github/workflows/*.yml` call, computes the calling job's grant (job block, else workflow block, else the repository default) and the callee's request (max over its workflow block and every job block, gated jobs included, mirroring 4b9720d), follows nested calls with the intermediate grant, and fails on any scope that asks for more. tests/test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py covers the rule on fixture trees (the exact manaflow-ai#12149 shape, shorthands, job-level overrides, repository defaults, nesting, missing callees) and then runs the checker on the real tree, which fails until the next commit fixes the workflows. Wired into the workflow-guard-tests job in ci.yml. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * ci: stop ios-screenshots.yml requesting actions: write (fixes release startup) The screenshot workflow declared `actions: write` since manaflow-ai#6697, but no step ever used it: checkout runs with persist-credentials disabled, the two artifact uploads use the runner's artifact token, the capture is a DEBUG simulator build, and the App Store Connect upload path authenticates with an API key. When manaflow-ai#11342 made release.yml call this workflow, GitHub compared the callee's block with the caller's grant (contents/attestations/id-token only) and refused the release workflow at parse time: startup_failure, no job run, for tag pushes and dispatches alike (manaflow-ai#12149). Reduce the callee to `contents: read`, the minimum its steps use. Widening release.yml instead would have handed a UI-test job the ability to cancel or dispatch runs for no benefit. The guard added in the previous commit now passes on the tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: do not gate build-sign-notarize on iOS screenshot capture manaflow-ai#11342 made build-sign-notarize need generate-ios-screenshots ("gates build-sign-notarize on screenshot success"). The DMG never consumes those artifacts: nothing in build-sign-notarize downloads them, and the App Store tooling (ios/scripts/appstore-shots.sh capture) dispatches its own ios-screenshots.yml run rather than reading a release run. What the gate did do was make every stable macOS release wait for, and fail with, a 300-minute simulator capture across nine locales on shared macOS runners, a lane that had "not compiled on main for days" before manaflow-ai#11342 healed it. Keep the capture in release.yml as a sibling job, so every tag still gets screenshots at the exact release ref and a failed capture still turns the run red, but drop it from build-sign-notarize.needs. Trade-off: a green macOS release no longer implies the screenshot capture succeeded; the run conclusion still does. tests/test_ci_release_ios_screenshots_decoupled.sh pins the policy (fails on main's needs list, passes here) and runs in workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: give the screenshot capture job only contents: read and no secrets The screenshot job runs a DEBUG simulator UI test after `brew install` of fastlane and imagemagick. Capture-only needs to read the repository and nothing else: checkout runs with persist-credentials disabled, artifact uploads use the runner's artifact token, and the App Store Connect upload path in ios-screenshots.yml is gated to workflow_dispatch from main, so it is unreachable from a release run whatever `upload` says. Set job-level `permissions: contents: read` on the calling job (the pattern the cmux-tui callers already use) instead of passing the workflow's contents/attestations/id-token write grant through, and drop `secrets: inherit`, which handed every repository secret (Developer ID certificate and password, notarization credentials, Sparkle private key, R2 keys, Sentry token, ASC key) to that job for no benefit. Trade-off: if the release lane ever wants the ASC upload, it must add `secrets: inherit` back together with `upload: true` and relax the callee's dispatch-only guard. That should be a deliberate change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: let the Sparkle monotonic guard warn on non-tag dry runs release.yml runs tests/test_ci_sparkle_build_monotonic.sh at the top of build-sign-notarize. On plain main it fails (CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION 102 equals the published 0.64.22 build), which is correct for a tag push about to publish but wrong for the workflow's built-in dry run: a non-tag workflow_dispatch publishes nothing and, by design, runs from a branch that has not been bumped yet. The dry run was therefore impossible without a throwaway bump commit. Chosen fix: a CMUX_SPARKLE_MONOTONIC_MODE switch on the guard, `enforce` by default (tag pushes, scripts/release-pretag-guard.sh) and `warn` when release.yml runs from anything but refs/tags/*. Rejected alternative: running the dry run from a throwaway branch with a temporary bump, which would validate a commit that never merges and leave the pipeline un-dry-runnable for everyone else. tests/test_sparkle_build_monotonic_modes.sh drives the guard against fixture project files and a local appcast (stale fails in enforce and by default, warns in warn mode, bumped passes in both, unreachable appcast soft-passes, unknown mode fails) and pins the ref-based selection in release.yml. Wired into workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * ci: give Gatekeeper twenty minutes to see a fresh notarization ticket scripts/ci/notarize-computer-use-helper.sh polls `spctl` on the standalone Computer Use helper after stapling because Apple's CDN publishes the ticket some time after notarytool reports Accepted. The budget was 20 x 15s. Nightly run 34208928547 (2026-09-08) exhausted it: Accepted at 09:51:28, still "Unnotarized Developer ID" at 09:56:18, exit 3, whole universal lane failed, while the arm64 and x86_64 lanes passed in the same window. Raise the default to 80 x 15s (twenty minutes) and announce the budget on the first rejection so a log reader can tell propagation from a hang. Trade-off: a genuinely rejected helper now takes up to twenty minutes to fail instead of five, which only delays an already-lost release; a short budget failed good releases, each costing a full rebuild and a human retry. Both knobs remain env-configurable (CMUX_GATEKEEPER_ASSESS_ATTEMPTS/_DELAY_SECONDS). nightly's signing job has an 80-minute timeout with a 7-10 minute typical duration, so the budget fits there; release.yml's timeout is raised in the next commit. tests/test_notarize_computer_use_helper.sh now pins the defaults (at least 1200s, polled at least every 30s, env-configurable literals) and the budget announcement, alongside the existing override and give-up coverage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: raise build-sign-notarize timeout to 90 minutes v0.64.22's build-sign-notarize took 39.8 minutes on 2026-08-03. Since then the job gained the Cloud tunnel system extension and its Go engine build (manaflow-ai#11789), the universal diff sidecar and cmux-tui client install (manaflow-ai#12006), two extra smoke launches, and a Gatekeeper propagation wait that can now run twenty minutes on its own. A 60-minute ceiling leaves no room for a slow notarytool day, and a timeout mid-notarization wastes the whole build. 90 minutes covers the measured baseline plus the known variable waits with headroom while still bounding a hung job on a shared self-hosted runner. To be re-checked against the dry-run duration for this branch: the timeout must stay at least 25 percent above it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: name the tunnel extension by its bundle identifier, not its App ID The first release dry run that could start after the permission fix (run 34222835589) failed 30 minutes in, at "Verify binary architectures": error: system extension identifier is 'com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel', expected '7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel' manaflow-ai#11789 passed the team-prefixed App ID to scripts/normalize-system-extension-bundle.sh and looked for the tunnel binary under 7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel.systemextension. The Release build's PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER for the extension is com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel; only NEMachServiceName ($(CMUX_TEAM_ID_PREFIX)$(PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER)) and the provisioning profile's com.apple.application-identifier carry the team prefix, and the app activates whatever CFBundleIdentifier the bundled extension declares. nightly.yml already does it this way and ships com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel.systemextension with a profile for 7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel (run 34220568401). The mistake was invisible until now because release.yml could not start at all. Use the bundle identifier for the normalize call and the directory the verify step inspects; keep the App ID for the profile check. tests/test_ci_release_tunnel_identifiers.sh derives all three from cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (fails on main's release.yml, passes here) and runs in workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * Fix main's package-test compile error and Swift warning-budget violations main is red for every branch that routes the macOS lane (manaflow-ai#12161, manaflow-ai#12165), which keeps ci-status from ever reporting green on this release-pipeline PR. Fix both at the root rather than refreshing the budget: - swift-package-tests: FakeTerminalEngine.swift gained a `UUID` parameter in manaflow-ai#10564 but imports only GhosttyKit. Add `import Foundation`. - tests-build-and-lag (scripts/swift_warning_budget.py, actual > budget): * AppDelegate+PaneMemoryGuardrail.swift: parenthesize the two `compactMap` closures inside the `guard` condition ("trailing closure in this context is confusable with the body of the statement"). * SessionIndexTableController.swift: the bounds-change observer block is typed @sendable in the current SDK, so referencing `isApplyingRows` and `reconcilePresentation(in:)` warned. The block is delivered on `queue: .main`, so run it under `MainActor.assumeIsolated`, the same pattern SidebarWorkspaceRowCellView uses; no async hop, same timing. * CmuxTuiSnapshotParser.swift: `switch resourceID.kind` already covers every SurfaceResourceKind case (terminal, display, browser), so the `default: continue` could never run. Remove it; a new case now fails to compile here instead of being silently skipped. * SurfaceCatalogModel.swift: `if let rowID,` rebound a value the body never read; test `rowID != nil` instead. * TerminalController.swift: `payload` in the `.delivered` branch is never mutated; make it `let`. Every change is behavior-preserving. Verified with `swiftc -parse` on each file locally (no app build on the shared machine); the routed CI lane proves the build and the budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * Normalize project.pbxproj (main bypassed the pre-commit hook in manaflow-ai#12145) scripts/check-pbxproj.sh fails on main since 567ba48 (manaflow-ai#12145): the three StackAccountAvatarViewTests.swift entries were added out of the normalizer's sorted order, so every PR's workflow-guard-tests job goes red at "Validate pbxproj objectVersion pin and normalization" and linux-preflight, tests and ci-status cascade from it. This is the output of scripts/normalize-pbxproj.py: three lines reordered, no identifier or setting changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * tests: drive sparkle_generate_appcast.sh through the no-delta release path (red) Release dry run 34227505375 (2026-09-08) reported "Generate Sparkle appcast: success" and uploaded a cmux-release-dry-run artifact containing only the DMG. The job log shows why: ./scripts/sparkle_generate_appcast.sh: line 93: delta_args[@]: unbound variable A tag push would have published a GitHub Release without appcast.xml, so no Sparkle client would ever be offered the update, and the R2 stable appcast upload would then fail after the release already existed. tests/test_sparkle_generate_appcast_no_deltas.sh runs the real script with fake git/xcodebuild/generate_appcast/sign_update tools under every bash on the machine (/bin/bash 3.2 on macOS reproduces the bug; bash 5 never did) and requires a signed appcast at the requested output path with no delta arguments when there are no previous archives, and with --maximum-deltas when there are. It also requires release.yml to verify the feed after generation instead of trusting the exit status. Fails on main's script and workflow; the next commit fixes both. Wired into workflow-guard-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: generate the appcast when there are no previous archives (bash 3.2) manaflow-ai#11788 added `delta_args=()` and passed "${delta_args[@]}" to generate_appcast. In bash 4.4+ an empty array expands to nothing; in bash 3.2 (macOS /bin/bash, which `#!/usr/bin/env bash` resolves to on the release runner) it is an "unbound variable" error under `set -u`. Worse, with the script's EXIT trap bash 3.2 then exits 0, so the step passed and no appcast was written. Nightly always has previous archives (delta_args non-empty) and was never affected; the stable release lane never has them and has been broken since 2026-09-03, unnoticed because release.yml could not start at all (manaflow-ai#12149). Expand the array as ${delta_args[@]+"${delta_args[@]}"}, which is empty when the array is empty in every bash. In release.yml, verify after generation that appcast.xml exists, carries sparkle:edSignature and references cmux-macos.dmg before anything uploads it: the exit status alone is not a reliable signal on bash 3.2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * release: fail the Sparkle monotonic guard closed when the appcast is unreachable CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12157: enforce mode (tag pushes, release-pretag-guard.sh) soft-passed when the published appcast could not be fetched, so a tag push could publish a stale CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION on a network blip or on a latest release that lacks appcast.xml, the exact state that leaves Sparkle clients without updates. A missing signal must fail closed when the run is about to publish. enforce mode now fails with an explanation when the published build is unknown; warn mode (non-tag dry runs) keeps the soft pass because it publishes nothing. curl retries transient failures (3 x 2s by default, overridable so the tests exercise the unreachable path without waiting). tests/test_sparkle_build_monotonic_modes.sh covers enforce, default and warn against an unreachable appcast. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * tests: assert the journal-carried pane clear that manaflow-ai#11976 replaced clear_notifications with manaflow-ai#11976 removed the v1 `clear_notifications --tab --panel` send from the Claude prompt-submit and pre-tool-use hooks; the pane-scoped clear now rides on the `agent.turn.started` / `agent.state.changed` journal events, which the app reconciles into `clearNotifications(forTabId:surfaceId:)`. It updated the Python hook tests to the new wire contract but not ClaudeHookLifecycleCleanupTests, whose two moved-pane tests still expected the removed command. They fail on main in the strict app-host agent-notification step (shard 6), unnoticed because manaflow-ai#11976's PR CI never routed the macOS lane. Assert the new contract instead: the journal event for the hook names the re-homed workspace and the live pane (via the existing AgentJournalAppendCapture parser), and nothing still wipes the whole destination workspace. SessionEnd keeps sending the v1 command, so its tests are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * ci: make app-host hangs fail in minutes instead of the 75-minute job timeout Every macOS lane run since 2026-09-03 has ended with app-host shards "cancelled" at the 75-minute job timeout. Today's logs (run 34236235360, shards 1/2/4, both attempts) show the mechanism, and it is two plumbing defects rather than the tests: 1. scripts/ci/xcodebuild_noninteractive.py resets its 300s idle deadline on every output chunk. Since manaflow-ai#11755 (merged 2026-09-03T02:09Z, after the last green lane at 2026-09-02T09:21Z) the app host logs every Cloud API poll, `[CloudVM] GET /api/vm not_signed_in`, every 45 seconds. A test host hung inside a WebKit page load (WebContent XPC: "Could not signal service ... 113") therefore never looks idle, so the wrapper's kill and retry path, which handled the same WebKit failure on the 09-02 green run, never fires. 2. The tolerant batch watchdog in ci.yml (1800s) killed only the console-session launcher and left the lock wrapper, xcodebuild and the app host alive; the app host kept the `| tee` pipe open, so the step sat idle from "timeout after 1800s; terminating" until the job timeout. Fixes: - CMUX_XCODEBUILD_NONINTERACTIVE_IDLE_IGNORE_RE: output lines matching it do not count as progress. run-app-host-xcodebuild.sh defaults it to the Cloud poll line (an empty value restores counting everything; an invalid regex fails closed with exit 2). Real output still resets the clock, so a slow but progressing batch is unaffected. - The ci.yml batch runner writes xcodebuild output to the capture file and streams it with a detached tail, kills the whole process tree (pgrep -P recursion, TERM then KILL) when the batch budget expires, and reads both the streamed and per-batch captures for the SwiftPM retry heuristic. Behavior tests: tests/test_ci_xcodebuild_noninteractive_helper.py drives a child that prints only the keepalive every 50ms (finishes without the pattern, idles out at 0.3s with it, invalid pattern exits 2); tests/test_ci_change_areas.py runs the real step script against a runner that hangs and leaves a grandchild holding stdout, and requires exit 124 within seconds with the grandchild dead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * ci: keep the canonical OUTPUT capture line the SPM-retry guard pins tests/test_ci_unit_test_spm_retry.sh requires `OUTPUT=$(cat "$TEST_OUTPUT")` verbatim in the app-host step; the previous commit folded the per-batch capture files into that line and turned workflow-guard-tests red. Keep the pinned line and append the per-batch captures on the next line instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * ci: keep a watchdog-killed app-host batch terminal; drop the wall-clock assert CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12157: the expected-failure normalization in run_unit_test_batch greps the capture for the last "Executed ... failures" summary and returns success on "(0 unexpected)". After the watchdog kills a batch (status 124) the capture can still hold an earlier attempt's summary (run-app-host-xcodebuild.sh retries into the same file), so a terminated batch could be reported as passed. Treat 124 as terminal before the normalization. The hung-runner behavior test now prints a decoy "(0 unexpected)" summary before hanging and requires the step to stay at 124 without the "All failures ... are expected" message. Also drop the `elapsed < 60` assertion from that test: the harness's 120s subprocess timeout already bounds a runaway step, and a hard wall-clock ceiling only adds scheduler-delay flakes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VsJWT2S5Mx2Wv3XGFih8as * chore: normalize project file after main merge * test: remove timing dependency from terminal lane test * ci: accept completed app-host summaries after launcher timeout * test: make idle watchdog coverage scheduler tolerant * ci: require Swift Testing completion before accepting launcher timeout * ci: fail fast on known broad app-host hangs * test: allowlist virtual retry delay fixtures * ci: preserve app-host lock queue headroom * ci: restore terminal creation CLI regression coverage * ci: retain release guard coverage after main merge * ci: remove obsolete app-host idle override * cmuxTests: run the Coderouter no-socket tests without an unwaited expectation `runCoderouterCLI(waitForSocket: false)` still asked `startMockServer` for a case-bound `expectation(description: "cli mock socket handled")` and then never waited on it. The shared accept loop fulfills that expectation when the listener closes at the end of the helper, so XCTest ended `testCoderouterUnknownVerbStillPassesThroughToTheInstalledCLI` and `testCoderouterClaudeAddOAuthTokenRejectsAPIKeyShapeBeforeTheSocket` with "Failed due to unwaited expectation", which it counts as an *unexpected* failure. Since manaflow-ai#12207 the app-host batch classifier fails a batch on any unexpected failure, so this one test turned shard 5 (and the sibling test shard 6) red on main and on every PR: run 34401456032, main run 34342638735 attempts 1 and 2. Serve those two tests from the detached mock server instead, which owns no expectation, and keep the waited path for every other Coderouter test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: rerun a remote tmux mirror suite once after an app-host crash The non-tolerant "Run remote tmux mirror detach and placement regressions" gate on shard 6 fails whenever the app host crashes mid-suite, which manaflow-ai#9348 documents as nondeterministic: the crash point moves between tests and the relaunched host passes the rest (run 34401456032 crashed in dedicatedWindowSocketDefaultsToFocusNeutral; the previous run and both main attempts passed the same step). Capture each suite's output and rerun the suite exactly once, only when xcodebuild printed "Restarting after unexpected exit, crash, or test timeout". An assertion failure never earns a rerun and a second crash still fails the shard, so the gate keeps rejecting real regressions. tests/test_ci_change_areas.py drives the real step script against a fake console runner: crash-then-pass is green with three invocations, an assertion failure exits 65 after one invocation, and two crashes exit 65 after two. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(iroh): promote the replacement connection deterministically usableConnectionRetiresOlderConnectionsFromSameEndpointIdentity keyed the markUsable call off `recorder.recordedCount() == 2`, which both handlers evaluate concurrently. When the first connection's handler reached that check after the replacement had already recorded, it promoted `first` instead, superseded the freshly admitted replacement, and the replacement's own markUsable returned false: "Expectation failed: await admission.markUsable()" at CmxIrohEndpointServerTests.swift:353 in CI run 34414741413 (swift-package-tests), while the previous run passed the same code. Admit before recording so the test's `recorder.next()` proves `first` is active before `replacement` is enqueued, and promote only the replacement by identity. The suite passes three consecutive local runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cmuxTests: serialize the stdin pump suite and bound its blocking waits Shard 3 of CI run 34414741413 hung three times at the app-host wrapper's 300s idle timeout in the same batch. The hang sample shows SSHPTYAttachReconnectInputFilterTests.stdinPumpFiltersReadyInputBeforeStopSignal parked in stopFiltering() -> read() on the stop-acknowledgement pipe with every other visible cooperative-pool thread also inside a test body's synchronous wait. The pump under test is a detached task that needs one of those same threads, and the five pump tests each hold a thread for the ~13s reconnect probe deadline while running concurrently, so the suite can leave no thread for any pump (the family issue manaflow-ai#12180 tracks). Run the suite serialized so at most one test parks a thread at a time, and bound every wait: stopFiltering now takes a 30s acknowledgement timeout and must succeed, and the EOF/exact reads poll with the same deadline. A pump that never gets scheduled now fails its test inside the batch instead of parking the shard until the idle timeout retries are exhausted. The two assertions in this suite that already fail on main (readUntilEOF == forwardedInput in stdinPumpFiltersReadyInputBeforeStopSignal and stdinPumpKeepsFilteringLateProbeRepliesAfterInitialDrain) are unchanged; the batch classifier tolerates them today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #12149
What was broken
release.ymlcould not start onmain. The dry run https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/actions/runs/34218145468 ended instartup_failurewithInvalid workflow file: ... is requesting 'actions: write', but is only allowed 'actions: none', before any job ran. Av*tag push fails identically, so the next stable release was blocked. #11342 maderelease.ymlcallios-screenshots.ymlas a reusable workflow (secrets: inherit) and madebuild-sign-notarizedepend on it; the callee declaredcontents: read+actions: writewhile the caller grants onlycontents/attestations/id-token: write. GitHub validates a called workflow'spermissionsagainst the calling job when it parses the caller, so the mismatch is fatal at startup. The last successful release run was v0.64.22 (2026-08-03).What this PR does
Commits are ordered so CI proves the guard: commit 1 adds the guard (red on main's shape), commit 2 fixes the callee (green), then each hardening step is its own commit.
Reduce
ios-screenshots.ymltocontents: read(c28227b → 5794b17). I read every step of the called workflow:actions/checkoutwithpersist-credentials: false, Xcode/zig/simulator setup, GhosttyKit provisioning (curlto a pinned URL, no token), device resolution,brew install,fastlane screenshots, rsync staging, twoactions/upload-artifactsteps (runner artifact token, notGITHUB_TOKEN), and the App Store Connect upload path (API key from secrets, gated toworkflow_dispatch && inputs.upload). Norun:step even receivesGH_TOKEN; the scripts it calls (install-zig-ci.sh,ensure-ghosttykit.sh, the Fastfile) contain nogh/API usage.actions: writewas cargo-culted in iOS: public App Store lane (com.cmux.app), privacy manifest, fastlane screenshots #6697 and never exercised. Wideningrelease.ymlinstead would have handed a UI-test job the ability to dispatch/cancel runs for no benefit.Regression guard
scripts/ci/check_reusable_workflow_permissions.py+tests/test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py, wired intoworkflow-guard-tests. python3 stdlib only (a small YAML-subset reader, cross-checked locally against PyYAML on all 59 workflow files with zero differences). It mirrors GitHub's rule: the calling job's grant is its job block, else the workflow block, else the repository default (--default-workflow-permissions,writefor this repo pergh api repos/manaflow-ai/cmux/actions/permissions/workflow;metadata: readalways,id-tokennever in the default); the callee's request is the per-scope max over its workflow block and every job block, gated or not (this repo already learned that in 4b9720d); nested calls are checked with the intermediate grant;read-all/write-all/{}shorthands, missing callees, cycles and orphan reusable workflows are handled; cross-repo callees are skipped. Behavior tests cover the exact release.yml fails at startup: generate-ios-screenshots requests 'actions: write' the caller does not grant (stable release blocked) #12149 shape, shorthands, job-level overrides, repository defaults, nesting, lookalike text insiderun: |blocks, and then run the checker on the real tree (13 call sites in 8 caller workflows). Commit c28227b fails CI on main's shape; 5794b17 turns it green.Decouple
build-sign-notarizefrom the screenshot capture (629a7dc). The author of iOS: deterministic App Store screenshot pipeline (listing parity) #11342 said the gate was deliberate ("gates build-sign-notarize on screenshot success") but the DMG consumes nothing from it: no step downloads the screenshot artifacts, andios/scripts/appstore-shots.sh capturedispatches its ownios-screenshots.ymlrun rather than reading a release run. The gate only made every stable macOS release wait for, and fail with, a 300-minute simulator capture across nine locales on shared macOS runners, a lane that "had not compiled on main for days" before iOS: deterministic App Store screenshot pipeline (listing parity) #11342 healed it. The job stays inrelease.ymlas a sibling so every tag still gets screenshots at the exact release ref and a failed capture still turns the run red. Trade-off: a green macOS release no longer implies the capture succeeded; the run conclusion still shows it.tests/test_ci_release_ios_screenshots_decoupled.shpins the policy (fails on main'sneeds, passes here).Least privilege on the caller job (e36bab6): job-level
permissions: contents: read(the pattern the cmux-tui callers use) and nosecrets: inherit. The ASC upload path inside the callee is gated toworkflow_dispatchfrommain, so it is unreachable from a release run whateveruploadsays; inheriting handed the Developer ID certificate, notarization credentials, Sparkle private key, R2 keys and more to a job thatbrew installs and runs a UI test. Trade-off: enabling ASC upload from the release lane later needssecrets: inherit+upload: true+ relaxing the callee's dispatch-only guard, as a deliberate change.Sparkle monotonic guard warns on non-tag dry runs (90577c9). HQ is right:
tests/test_ci_sparkle_build_monotonic.shfails on plain main (CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION102 == published 102). That is correct for a tag push about to publish and wrong for the workflow's built-in dry run, which publishes nothing and by design runs from an unbumped branch. Chosen:CMUX_SPARKLE_MONOTONIC_MODE,enforceby default (tag pushes,scripts/release-pretag-guard.sh) andwarnwhenrelease.ymlruns from anything butrefs/tags/*. Rejected: a throwaway branch with a temporary bump, which validates a commit that never merges and leaves the pipeline un-dry-runnable for everyone else.tests/test_sparkle_build_monotonic_modes.shdrives both modes against fixture project files and a local appcast and pins the ref-based selection.Gatekeeper propagation budget 5 → 20 minutes (b1a422d). Nightly run 34208928547 got notarytool
Acceptedat 09:51:28 and was stillUnnotarized Developer IDat 09:56:18 after 20×15s, exit 3, whole universal lane failed while arm64/x86_64 passed in the same window. Default is now 80×15s, both knobs still env-configurable, and the first rejection prints the budget so a log reader can tell propagation from a hang. Trade-off: a genuinely rejected helper takes up to 20 minutes to fail instead of 5, which only delays an already-lost release; a short budget fails good releases, each costing a full rebuild and a human retry. Nightly's signing job (80-minute timeout, 7–10 minute typical) already fits;tests/test_notarize_computer_use_helper.shpins the defaults (≥1200s, polled at least every 30s, env-configurable) and the budget announcement.build-sign-notarizetimeout 60 → 90 (a8d7391). v0.64.22 took 39.8 minutes before the tunnel extension + Go engine build, the universal sidecar and cmux-tui client install, two extra smoke launches, and a Gatekeeper wait that can now be 20 minutes on its own. Measured:build-sign-notarizetook 35m14s on dry run 2 (12:47:11 → 13:22:25; universal build 29m33s) and 41m21s on dry run 3 (appcast generation now actually runs), with no Gatekeeper propagation wait either time. Against 41 minutes, 60 would leave 46 percent headroom on a clean run, but the worst case is 41 + the 20-minute Gatekeeper budget = 61, over the old ceiling. 90 leaves 32 percent above that worst case.Tunnel extension named by bundle identifier, not App ID (8357225). The first dry run that could start (34222835589) failed 30 minutes in at "Verify binary architectures":
system extension identifier is 'com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel', expected '7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel'. Cloud VPN: app-managed WireGuard tunnel via a NetworkExtension system extension, on-demand only #11789 passed the team-prefixed App ID tonormalize-system-extension-bundle.shand looked for the binary under7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel.systemextension. The Release build'sPRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIERfor the extension iscom.cmuxterm.app.tunnel; onlyNEMachServiceNameand the profile'scom.apple.application-identifiercarry the team prefix, and the app activates whateverCFBundleIdentifierthe bundled extension declares (CloudTunnelBackendSelector).nightly.ymlalready does it this way and shipscom.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel.systemextensionwith a profile for7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.nightly.tunnel(green run 34220568401). The bug was invisible until now becauserelease.ymlcould not start. Fix: bundle id for the normalize call and the verified directory, App ID kept for the profile check.tests/test_ci_release_tunnel_identifiers.shderives all three fromproject.pbxproj(fails on main'srelease.yml, passes here) and runs inworkflow-guard-tests.Fix main's two broken Swift lanes at the root (75cbd92) so
ci-statuscan go green here at all (CI: main fails swift-package-tests since #10564: FakeTerminalEngine.swift uses UUID without import Foundation (CmuxTerminal tests do not compile) #12161, main is red: CmuxTerminal package test does not compile (missing Foundation import), warning budget violated by CmuxTuiSnapshotParser, app-host unit test shard 3 timeouts; verify PR CI gating #12165):import FoundationinFakeTerminalEngine.swift(swift-package-tests compile error from perf: make reload-config surface fanout incremental #10564), and the six warning-budget violations behindtests-build-and-lagfixed in code rather than by refreshing.github/swift-warning-budget.tsv: parenthesizedcompactMapclosures in aguard(AppDelegate+PaneMemoryGuardrail.swift),MainActor.assumeIsolatedfor the bounds-change observer delivered onqueue: .main(SessionIndexTableController.swift, same pattern asSidebarWorkspaceRowCellView), the unreachabledefault:removed from an exhaustiveswitchoverSurfaceResourceKind(CmuxTuiSnapshotParser.swift; a new case now fails to compile instead of being skipped),if rowID != nilfor a never-read binding (SurfaceCatalogModel.swift), andlet payload(TerminalController.swift, also proposed in chore: make the never-mutated socket payload a let #12153). All behavior-preserving;swiftc -parselocally, the routed CI lane proves the build.Normalize
project.pbxproj(2137e3d): main has been un-normalized since Render sidebar symbols and the account avatar exactly like the Vault icons (Intel/macOS 15 follow-up) #12145 bypassed the pre-commit hook (threeStackAccountAvatarViewTests.swiftentries out of sorted order), which failsworkflow-guard-tests→linux-preflight→tests→ci-statusfor every PR. Output ofscripts/normalize-pbxproj.py, reorder only.Stable release shipped no appcast (2e7e15e → a1c2feb). Dry run 2's "Generate Sparkle appcast" step reported success and the artifact contained only the DMG. The job log shows
./scripts/sparkle_generate_appcast.sh: line 93: delta_args[@]: unbound variable: nightly: Sparkle delta updates per architecture track (77 MB → ~11 MB daily) #11788 (2026-09-03) passes"${delta_args[@]}"togenerate_appcast, which is anunbound variableerror underset -uin bash 3.2 (macOS/bin/bash, what#!/usr/bin/env bashresolves to on the release runner), and with the script's EXIT trap bash 3.2 then exits 0 (reproduced locally: withtrap cleanup EXITthe status is lost, even when the trap re-exits$?). Nightly always has previous archives, sodelta_argsis never empty there and the universal-variant step separately checks the file exists; the stable lane never has previous archives and has been silently broken since 2026-09-03, hidden behind the startup failure. A tag push would have published a GitHub Release withoutappcast.xml(Sparkle clients never offered the update) and then failed the R2 upload after the release existed. Fix:${delta_args[@]+"${delta_args[@]}"}in the script, andrelease.ymlnow verifiesappcast.xmlexists, carriessparkle:edSignatureand references the DMG before any upload.tests/test_sparkle_generate_appcast_no_deltas.shruns the real script through fakegit/xcodebuild/generate_appcast/sign_updateunder every bash on the machine (/bin/bash3.2 reproduces the bug; commit 2e7e15e is red on main's script) and pins the workflow check; wired intoworkflow-guard-tests.Sparkle monotonic guard fails closed in enforce mode (d6c2bd3, from CodeRabbit's review): an unreachable published appcast used to soft-pass in every mode, so a tag push could publish a stale build number on a blip or on a latest release missing its appcast.
enforcenow fails with an explanation (withcurlretries);warnkeeps the soft pass. Trade-off: a tag push now depends on fetchingreleases/latest/download/appcast.xml; if that is missing, the release is blocked until it is repaired, which is the correct outcome because Sparkle clients would already be stranded.Two Claude hook tests updated to Unify semantic agent notification admission and replay protection #11976's wire contract (e7849bb). With the macOS lane finally running here, the strict app-host agent-notification step (shard 6) failed
ClaudeHookLifecycleCleanupTests.promptSubmitClearFollowsMovedPaneWithoutClearingSiblingsandpreToolUseFollowsMovedPaneWithoutPidProbe: both expectedclear_notifications --tab=<new> --panel=<live>, but Unify semantic agent notification admission and replay protection #11976 (merged today, 12:58 UTC) deleted that v1 send from the prompt-submit and pre-tool-use hooks (foursendV1Commandsites) and moved the pane-scoped clear onto theagent.turn.started/agent.state.changedjournal events that the app reconciles intoclearNotifications(forTabId:surfaceId:). Unify semantic agent notification admission and replay protection #11976 rewrote the Python hook tests for this (tests/agent_notification_test_utils.py) but not these Swift tests, because its own PR CI never routed the macOS lane (itsci-statuscame from the path-filter fallback). The tests now assert the same intent under the new contract, via the existingAgentJournalAppendCaptureparser: the journal event for the hook names the re-homed workspace and the live pane, and nothing wipes the whole destination workspace. SessionEnd still sends the v1 command, so its tests are untouched. Behavior is unchanged; only the assertion follows the contract that already shipped.App-host shards no longer hang to the 75-minute job timeout (33e849e). Every macOS lane run since 2026-09-03 ended with app-host shards cancelled at 75 minutes. Today's logs (run 34236235360, shards 1/2/4 on both attempts) show why, and it is CI plumbing, not the tests: (a) a WebKit page load hangs after
Could not signal service com.apple.WebKit.WebContent: 113about 90 s into the app host (the 09-02 green run logged the same failure 33 times and recovered); (b)scripts/ci/xcodebuild_noninteractive.pyresets its 300 s idle deadline on every output chunk, and since Cloud VMs: trace ids end to end, every error to Sentry and PostHog, latency on every request #11755 (merged 2026-09-03T02:09Z, after the last green lane at 2026-09-02T09:21Z) the app host logs a[CloudVM] GET /api/vm not_signed_inpoll every 45 s, so a hung host never looks idle and the wrapper's kill-and-retry path never fires; (c) the 1800 s batch watchdog inci.ymlkilled only the console-session launcher, the surviving app host kept theteepipe open, and the step idled fromtimeout after 1800s; terminating(14:45) to the job timeout (15:28). Fixes:CMUX_XCODEBUILD_NONINTERACTIVE_IDLE_IGNORE_RE(defaulted to the poll line byrun-app-host-xcodebuild.sh; empty disables, invalid regex exits 2), and the batch runner now writes to the capture file with a detachedtail, kills the whole tree on timeout (pgrep -Precursion), and reads both captures for the SwiftPM-retry heuristic. Behavior tests: a keepalive-only child idles out only with the pattern (test_ci_xcodebuild_noninteractive_helper.py), and the real step script against a hung runner with an orphaned grandchild returns 124 in seconds with the grandchild dead (test_ci_change_areas.py). Trade-off: a genuinely hung WebKit test still fails its batch (now in about 5 minutes, then the wrapper retries up to 3 attempts); this PR does not change WebKit behavior in the app host. Rerun evidence for the flake vs deterministic split: shard 1 passed on rerun, shard 5/3 pass, shard 6's PID-routing test passed on rerun (item 13 covers its two real failures), shards 2/4 hang identically on both attempts at the first WebKit load after the XPC failure. Follow-ups from review: a6e13f8 keeps theOUTPUT=$(cat "$TEST_OUTPUT")line the SPM-retry guard pins; 7c133be makes a watchdog status of 124 terminal (it could otherwise be normalized to success by an earlier "(0 unexpected)" summary in the capture, CodeRabbit) and drops a wall-clock assertion from the new test.App-host shards 5 and 6 were red on main for one unwaited expectation (f6233ac). Every failing run since ci: fail closed on masked app-host failures #12207 (PR run 34401456032, its predecessor 34329916781, main run 34342638735 attempts 1 and 2) carried exactly one XCTest unexpected failure:
runCoderouterCLI(waitForSocket: false)still askedstartMockServerfor a case-boundexpectation(description: "cli mock socket handled")and never waited on it; the shared accept loop fulfills it when the listener closes, and XCTest reports "Failed due to unwaited expectation" as unexpected.scripts/ci/classify-app-host-test-output.pyfails a batch on any unexpected failure, so that one test (testCoderouterUnknownVerbStillPassesThroughToTheInstalledCLIin shard 5,testCoderouterClaudeAddOAuthTokenRejectsAPIKeyShapeBeforeTheSocketin shard 6) turned both shards, thentestsandci-status, red. The two tests now use the detached mock server, which owns no expectation. The ~27 assertion failures per shard that also show in those logs are tolerated as "expected" by the classifier and were already failing on the 2026-09-08 green run; they are unchanged here and need their own issue.Shard 6's remote tmux mirror gate reruns once after an app-host crash (e4847d5). The non-tolerant "Run remote tmux mirror detach and placement regressions" step fails whenever the app host crashes mid-suite, which Flaky CI: app-host shard 4 test host crashes during RemoteTmuxMirrorCloseDetachTests #9348 documents as nondeterministic (run 34401456032 crashed in
dedicatedWindowSocketDefaultsToFocusNeutral; the previous run and both main attempts passed the step). Each suite's output is captured and the suite is rerun exactly once, only when xcodebuild printedRestarting after unexpected exit, crash, or test timeout; an assertion failure never earns a rerun and a second crash still fails the shard.tests/test_ci_change_areas.pydrives the real step script against a fake console runner for the crash-then-pass, assertion-failure, and double-crash cases. Trade-off: one nondeterministic crash per suite is now absorbed instead of failing the lane; the crash itself (Flaky CI: app-host shard 4 test host crashes during RemoteTmuxMirrorCloseDetachTests #9348) is not fixed here.swift-package-testsraced inCmxIrohEndpointServerTests(6515679). Run 34414741413 failedusableConnectionRetiresOlderConnectionsFromSameEndpointIdentitywithExpectation failed: await admission.markUsable()while the previous run passed the same transport code. The handler promoted whichever connection observedrecorder.recordedCount() == 2first; when the first connection's handler reached that check after the replacement had recorded, it promotedfirst, superseded the freshly admitted replacement, and the replacement's ownmarkUsablereturned false. The handler now admits before recording (sorecorder.next()provesfirstis active beforereplacementis enqueued) and promotes only the replacement by identity. Three consecutive local runs of the suite pass.Shard 3 hung on the stdin pump suite (9b8a443). Run 34414741413's shard 3 parked three times at the app-host wrapper's 300s idle timeout in the same batch; the hang sample shows
SSHPTYAttachReconnectInputFilterTests.stdinPumpFiltersReadyInputBeforeStopSignalblocked instopFiltering()reading the acknowledgement pipe while every other visible cooperative-pool thread sat in another test body's synchronous wait. The pump under test is a detached task that needs one of those threads, and the five pump tests each hold one for the ~13s probe deadline while running concurrently (the family CI: app-host unit test shards 1/2/4 hang to the 75-minute job timeout on main (tmux/SSH integration tests; shard 2 hangs after all tests finish) #12180 tracks). The suite is now.serialized,stopFilteringtakes a 30s acknowledgement timeout and must succeed, and the EOF/exact reads poll with the same deadline, so a starved pump fails its test instead of the shard. The two assertions in that suite that already fail on main (readUntilEOF == forwardedInputat lines 47 and 76) are unchanged and remain tolerated by the classifier; they need their own issue.Known residual (stated, not fixed here)
Calling a workflow with
uses:keeps parse-time coupling: any other callee error (renamed input, YAML mistake) would still stoprelease.ymlat startup. The guard covers the permission class that actually bit; input/secret contract errors are whatactionlintcatches, and PR CI only runs actionlint oncla.ymland the testbox guard. Running actionlint on every workflow inworkflow-guard-testsis a worthwhile follow-up but out of scope here (it would surface pre-existing findings across 59 files). I ran actionlint v1.7.7 locally onrelease.yml,ios-screenshots.ymlandci.yml: clean on this branch and onmain.Verification
Local (all pass):
tests/test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py(also under python3.9),tests/test_ci_release_ios_screenshots_decoupled.sh,tests/test_sparkle_build_monotonic_modes.sh,tests/test_notarize_computer_use_helper.sh,tests/test_ci_release_build_timeout.sh,tests/test_ci_change_areas.py, and the CIpy_compilesweep. Warn-mode guard against the live appcast prints the expectedWARNand exits 0; enforce mode fails exactly as HQ observed.Release dry runs (non-tag
workflow_dispatchfrom this branch; never creates a Release, never touches R2):build-sign-notarizebegan 5s after the helper build without waiting for screenshots (item 3), monotonic guard warned instead of failing (item 5), universal build OK, then failed at "Verify binary architectures" on the tunnel identifier (item 8). Cancelled after the fix.build-sign-notarize: success in 35m14s, artifactcmux-release-dry-runuploaded and inspected below. Two findings: the artifact had noappcast.xml(item 11), and the sibling screenshot job failed on an iOS test-target compile error (see residuals). Run conclusion is thereforefailurewhile the DMG lane is green.build-sign-notarize: success in 41m21s (14:11:57 → 14:53:18). Artifactcmux-release-dry-runnow contains bothcmux-macos.dmg(sha256c17ba605…) and a signedappcast.xml(sparkle:version102,shortVersionString0.64.22,length201495779,sparkle:edSignaturepresent, enclosure URL under this ref, no deltas): item 11 verified end to end. Re-inspected the app: identical results to run 2 (entitlements, sysextcom.cmuxterm.app.tunnelsigned 7WLXT3NR37 hardened runtime, both profiles, spctl accepted, stapler valid). Screenshot sibling failed again on the iOS residual below, so the run conclusion isfailurewhile the DMG lane is green.Dry run 2 artifact inspection (
cmux-release-dry-run, DMG only)Every check the issue asked for passes on the stable app:
codesign -d --entitlements :-showscom.apple.developer.networking.networkextension=[packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension]andcom.apple.developer.system-extension.install= true; nocom.apple.security.cs.disable-library-validation, nocom.apple.security.cs.allow-unsigned-executable-memory.Contents/Library/SystemExtensions/com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel.systemextensionis present, identifiercom.cmuxterm.app.tunnel, signed byDeveloper ID Application: Manaflow, Inc. (7WLXT3NR37)withflags=0x10000(runtime)(hardened runtime), universalx86_64 arm64, and satisfies its Designated Requirement.cmux Release Cloud VPN(expires 2044-08-29) for7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app, grantspacket-tunnel-provider-systemextensionandsystem-extension.install; tunnel profilecmux Release Tunnel 2026 09 04b(expires 2044-08-29) for7WLXT3NR37.com.cmuxterm.app.tunnel, grantspacket-tunnel-provider-systemextension. These are theAPPLE_RELEASE_*_PROVISIONING_PROFILE_BASE64secrets refreshed 2026-09-04 for Cloud VPN: app-managed WireGuard tunnel via a NetworkExtension system extension, on-demand only #11789, exercised end to end for the first time.spctl -a -vv -t exec: accepted,source=Notarized Developer ID;xcrun stapler validate: "The validate action worked!" on both the app and the DMG. DMG signed and notarized, sha25606f93930…1a53.SUFeedURL=https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/releases/latest/download/appcast.xml; Computer Use helper, CLI, Ghostty helper and diff sidecar all signed by 7WLXT3NR37 with the hardened runtime; app binary universal.Full inspection output (codesign, entitlements, sysext, profiles, spctl, stapler)
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ci.ymlgatesci-statusonworkflow-guard-tests,linux-preflight,tests,swift-package-tests,tests-build-and-lag, and the app-host shards (ci.ymlci-status.needs). On HEAD 75cbd92 the run failed only inworkflow-guard-testsat "Validate pbxproj objectVersion pin and normalization", which is main's own un-normalizedproject.pbxprojfrom #12145 (item 10);linux-preflightandtestsare gates on that job and the Swift suites were skipped behind them. The earlier HEAD bc9ef33 showed the two Swift lane failures that items 9 fixes (swift-package-tests:cannot find type 'UUID' in scope;tests-build-and-lag: warning budget exceeded), which every branch routed through the macOS lane today reproduced (issue-11305-antigravity-stop-depth,issue-9697-sudo-broker-pam-tid-hang,issue-12037-nightly-build-optimization,issue-12033-mdm-cloud-controls,feat-2538-command-flag-pane-surface,freestyle-vm-agent-primitives,feat/cloud-machine-cli-skills,fix/sidebar-footer-icon-self-heal,issue-12158-amp-restore-admission-redproof). Items 9 and 10 fix all of it in this PR so the requiredci-statusreports from the routed workflow.Residual found by the dry run, not fixed here
The
generate-ios-screenshotsjob fails onmain: fastlane'sxcodebuild build testof thecmux-iosscheme stops atEmitSwiftModule normal arm64 (in target 'CmuxMobileShellUITests')on both device classes (run 2 job 102065143179; the raw compiler diagnostics are only in the runner's xcresult, not the job log). The last green capture was on04b75b9(run 34174067814, 00:40 UTC);#10623(03:58 UTC) is the only main commit since then that touchedCmuxMobileShellUITests(addsMobilePushReplyBackgroundLaneTests.swift). This is iOS Swift, out of scope for this issue; because of item 3 it no longer blocks or delays the macOS DMG, but the release run's conclusion staysfailureuntil it is fixed, which is the honest signal. Needs its own issue/PR.Scope notes
scripts/sign-cmux-bundle.sh,scripts/reconcile-entitlements-with-profile.pyand all entitlements files are untouched.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Release Workflow
CI Reliability
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Changes the stable macOS release pipeline (Sparkle appcast, notarization timing, tunnel extension verification, and workflow permissions), which directly affects what ships to users.
Overview
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release.ymlafter reusable-workflow permission mismatches (#12149):ios-screenshots.ymldrops unusedactions: write, the screenshot job runs in parallel withcontents: readand nosecrets: inherit, andbuild-sign-notarizeno longerneedsscreenshot capture. A newcheck_reusable_workflow_permissions.pyguard (plus CI shell tests) keeps localuses:calls within caller grants.Release lane hardening: Sparkle build monotonic checks use
enforceon tags andwarnon dry runs;sparkle_generate_appcast.shfixes bash 3.2 emptydelta_argsunderset -u, andrelease.ymlasserts a signedappcast.xmlbefore upload. Tunnel verification uses bundle idcom.cmuxterm.app.tunnel(not team-prefixed App ID), withtest_ci_release_tunnel_identifiers.shpinning identifiers from the Xcode project. Notarization polling defaults rise to 80×15s;build-sign-notarizetimeout goes 60→90 minutes.CI reliability: focused remote tmux mirror suites rerun once only when xcodebuild reports an app-host crash;
SSHPTYAttachReconnectInputFilterTestsruns serialized with boundedpollwaits;CmxIrohEndpointServerTestsadmits before recording and promotesreplacementby identity; coderouter CLI harness avoids unwaited XCTest expectations when not waiting on the socket; Claude stream accumulator tests addmessage_startlines.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 9b8a443. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.