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test: guard the DerivedData boundary app-host cleanup enforces - #13949
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The workspace-rooted path this PR moves was invisible to every check. `check_every_app_host_home_is_identified_and_cleaned` already finds each job that prepares an app-host home and holds it to that contract, but it asserted only the two preconditions `prepare` needs, not the one `cleanup` enforces at runtime: DerivedData under RUNNER_TEMP. Extending that loop catches the shipped bug at its pattern rather than its instance. Reverting the workflow to the pre-fix path fails it, as does moving ci-macos.yml's shard DerivedData out of RUNNER_TEMP or dropping the publishing step. The test job's own `Clean owned DerivedData` arm also had no coverage: `step()` resolves an ambiguous name to the build job, so a typo in the test job's ownership pattern shipped green and failed only on a runner, under `if: always()`, after the tests had passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI tests now check that app-host jobs publish DerivedData paths under ChangesDerivedData isolation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new tests can pass despite DerivedData settings that cause app-host cleanup to fail. Tighten both checks before relying on them to guard the CI jobs. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 24 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@tests/test_ci_app_host_home_isolation.py`:
- Line 229: Update the path validation in the test guard around the RUNNER_TEMP
prefix check to reject paths that escape the temporary directory after
normalization. Validate the path components after the prefix for
parent-directory traversal, or compare its normalized form against a fixture
runner-temp directory.
- Line 197: Tighten the `CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATH` publication regex in the test
so it matches only an exact `$GITHUB_ENV` or `${GITHUB_ENV}` redirect target,
rejecting suffixes such as `.bak`. Ensure the assertion ties the captured
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| script = str(step.get("run", "")) | ||
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| r'CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATH=(?P<value>[^"\n]*)"?\s*>>\s*"?\$(?:\{)?GITHUB_ENV', |
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Match the exact GITHUB_ENV redirect target.
If a step writes to "$GITHUB_ENV.bak", this regex still treats the write as publication. The guard then passes even though later steps do not receive CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATH, and cleanup fails. Require the complete redirect target to be $GITHUB_ENV or ${GITHUB_ENV}. Based on learnings, the assertion must bind the value to the actual command target, not only find the key nearby.
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In `@tests/test_ci_app_host_home_isolation.py` at line 197, Tighten the
`CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATH` publication regex in the test so it matches only an
exact `$GITHUB_ENV` or `${GITHUB_ENV}` redirect target, rejecting suffixes such
as `.bak`. Ensure the assertion ties the captured assignment value to that
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| f"FAIL: {where} prepares an app-host home without publishing " | ||
| "CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATH; cleanup requires it" | ||
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| if not re.match(r"\$\{?RUNNER_TEMP\}?/", value): |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject paths that escape RUNNER_TEMP after normalization.
If the published value is $RUNNER_TEMP/../outside/DerivedData, this prefix check passes. Runtime cleanup resolves the path and refuses it, so the guard misses the failure it is intended to prevent. Reject .. components after the RUNNER_TEMP prefix, or check a normalized path against a fixture runner-temp directory.
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In `@tests/test_ci_app_host_home_isolation.py` at line 229, Update the path
validation in the test guard around the RUNNER_TEMP prefix check to reject paths
that escape the temporary directory after normalization. Validate the path
components after the prefix for parent-directory traversal, or compare its
normalized form against a fixture runner-temp directory.
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Independent review: SAFE TO MERGEI wrote this, so an independent reviewer checked it rather than me signing off on Six mutations, each reverted afterwards, each failing for the right reason:
The reviewer also confirmed the guarded contract matches runtime Three real weaknesses, recorded rather than fixedNone block the merge, but they are worth writing down so nobody assumes the
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#13943 moved the E2E
testjob's DerivedData underRUNNER_TEMPand merged before this follow-up commit reached the branch, so the fix is onmainwithout the guard that stops it regressing. This carries the guard alone.What went unchecked
cleanup-app-host-home.shrefuses to inspect an app host whoseCMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATHis outsideRUNNER_TEMP, and it runs underif: always(). A job that parks DerivedData anywhere else therefore goes red after its tests pass — which is what the split E2E lane did on every run until #13943.check_every_app_host_home_is_identified_and_cleanedalready finds every job that runsprepare-app-host-home.shand holds it to a contract, but asserted only the two preconditionsprepareneeds (CMUX_CI_APP_HOST_ISOLATION_REQUIRED, a decimalCMUX_APP_HOST_SHARD) plus the existence of a failure-gated cleanup step. It never asserted the preconditioncleanupitself enforces.Before / after
CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATHtestjob'sClean owned DerivedDatapatternBoth callers are covered, so this checks the pattern rather than the instance:
ci-macos.yml'sapp-host-unit-testsandtest-e2e.yml'stest.Second gap
step()intests/test_ci_e2e_compilation_cache.pyresolves an ambiguous step name to thebuildjob, so thetestjob's ownClean owned DerivedDataarm had no coverage at all. A typo in its ownership pattern would ship green and fail only on a runner, underif: always(), after the tests had already passed — the exact failure shape #13943 repaired.Verification
Mutation-tested four ways, each failing as intended and passing again on revert:
testjob reverted to$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/DerivedData/cmux-e2e→FAIL: test-e2e.yml job test puts DerivedData at '$workspace_path/DerivedData/cmux-e2e'ci-macos.ymlshard DerivedData moved to/tmp→FAIL: ci-macos.yml job app-host-unit-tests puts DerivedData at '/tmp/...'GITHUB_ENVpublishing step removed →FAIL: ... without publishing CMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATHtestjob's ownership pattern →test_the_test_job_cleans_up_the_product_it_restoredfailsactionlintclean; all 132linux-guardtests pass. No workflow changes here — tests only, in two already-registered files.— Coppervane g1 🔆
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Adds a CI guard that stops app-host workflows from parking DerivedData outside
RUNNER_TEMP, the boundarycleanup-app-host-home.shenforces at runtime. The guard from #13943 never landed in a follow-up, so the fix onmainwas unprotected and a regression like it would fail only on a runner, underif: always(), after tests already passed.check_every_app_host_home_is_identified_and_cleanedto require each app-host job to publishCMUX_DERIVED_DATA_PATHand keep it underRUNNER_TEMP.testjob's ownClean owned DerivedDatastep, which an ambiguous step-name lookup previously skipped, so a typo in its ownership pattern would have shipped green.Written for commit a97b404. Summary will update on new commits.
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