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In @.github/workflows/ci-macos.yml:
- Line 76: Update the runner-selection expressions anchored by the `runs-on`,
`CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER`, and `REQUESTED_RUNNER` selectors so pull requests with a
null `head.repo` are treated as forked and use the fork-safe runner. Apply the
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In `@tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py`:
- Around line 308-309: Update the routing check using same_repository so it
verifies the same-repository comparison guards the PR Xcode pin in its selection
branch, rather than merely appearing somewhere on the line. Add a negative test
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- Around line 92-97: Update fork_pull_request_gate_error to verify the hosted
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| gate = FORK_PULL_REQUEST_CLAUSE.search(line) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Reject fork branches that can fall through to an owned selector.
fork_pull_request_gate_error accepts the clause as soon as its literal precedes vars.MACOS_RUNNER_15. For example, it returns None for runs-on: ${{ github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name != github.repository && 'blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-15' && false || vars.MACOS_RUNNER_15 }}. On a fork PR, the later && false makes the branch fall through to the owned selector. Check that the hosted label is the completed fork branch, and add this case to the self-checks. GitHub Actions evaluates these && and || operators as part of the expression. (docs.github.com)
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In `@tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py` around lines 92 - 97, Update
fork_pull_request_gate_error to verify the hosted runner label completes the
fork pull-request branch before any `||` can fall through to an owned selector;
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check that the same-repository condition controls the PR Xcode pin.
The line check also accepts ${{ github.event_name == 'pull_request' && vars.CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR || github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name == github.repository && vars.CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_MACOS_15 }}. A fork PR reads CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR in that expression, despite the passing assertion. Require the same-repository comparison before the PR pin in its selection branch, and add a negative test for this order. (docs.github.com)
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In `@tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py` around lines 308 - 309, Update the
routing check using same_repository so it verifies the same-repository
comparison guards the PR Xcode pin in its selection branch, rather than merely
appearing somewhere on the line. Add a negative test showing that an expression
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Reviewed at 02da0ec. This looks right to me and I'd merge it.
What I checked. I evaluated every runs-on and runner mirror (CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER, REQUESTED_RUNNER, the Xcode pins) in all of .github/workflows with a small expression evaluator, for a fork PR, a same-repo PR, push, merge_group, dispatch and schedule, with the overflow switch on and off, at the base and at the head. Only the fork-PR rows change, and each one now resolves to a literal Blacksmith label before any vars.MACOS_RUNNER_*. Same-repo PRs and every other event resolve exactly as before. The fork's Xcode pin moves with it (CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_MACOS_15 on the macOS 15 pool), and app-host-unit-tests inherits the admission job's runner, so the shards follow too. A deleted head repository (head.repo null) takes the fork branch, which is the safe side.
What's still fork-reachable and reads a macOS variable without the clause: ios-screenshots.yml, test-macos-suite.yml and cmux-tui-build-package.yml. They're only called from push or dispatch workflows. cloud-command-deadlines.yml and cloud-machine-tests.yml read inputs.runner, which is empty on pull_request. The pull_request_target and workflow_run jobs all run on GitHub-hosted or Linux runners, and the persistent compile router already requires head_repository == github.repository. Merged with current main (c0325cd), the evaluation and the fork routing test give the same result.
Also ran: test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py (10 pass, also with main merged in), test_ci_release_sdk_lane.sh, test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh, and actionlint on the 12 edited workflows (no findings beyond the two SC2129 style notes already on the base).
The guard catches the likely regressions. I made five edits and reran the test each time. It failed on each of these: a dropped clause, a variable read before the clause, a head.repo.fork clause, and an ungated CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR. It didn't fail when the clause was nested under another condition, e.g. vars.CI_PAID_MACOS_OVERFLOW == '1' && (<clause> && 'blacksmith…' || vars.MACOS_RUNNER_15) || vars.MACOS_RUNNER_26. That line has the clause before the first variable, but a fork PR still reaches MACOS_RUNNER_26 when overflow is off. No line in the tree looks like that today. A follow-up could evaluate each expression in a fork-PR context instead of comparing positions. Not blocking.
Nits, not blocking.
cloud-machine-tests.yml:102still putsinputs.runnerbefore the owner clause, unlike the reorder incloud-command-deadlines.yml. That only matters for dispatch.vars.LINUX_RUNNERis still read ungated on fork PRs in every Linux job. That's fine while it names Blacksmith, but it's the same shape if it's ever pointed at an owned Linux host.
Scope. This is defense in depth, not the boundary. A fork PR's pull_request run uses the workflow files from the PR itself, so a fork that edits runs-on skips this clause entirely. What actually keeps fork code off owned Macs is GitHub's fork-run approval plus which repositories and workflows each self-hosted runner group accepts. Fork runs here currently stop at action_required, a collaborator's fork included. I couldn't read the approval policy or the runner-group settings with this token (403), so I've raised that separately with an admin. The value of this PR is that approving a fork run whose workflow files are unchanged can no longer send it to whatever a variable names.
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Correction to the review above: the runner-group and fork-approval settings have not been raised with an admin yet. That's still open. This PR is defense in depth. What actually keeps fork PR code off self-hosted runners is GitHub's fork-run approval and each runner group's repository/workflow restrictions. |
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@lawrencecchen @austinywang this PR keeps fork pull requests off
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A fork pull request into manaflow-ai runs with repository_owner == 'manaflow-ai', so the owner branch from #14023/#14151 does not catch it, and every macOS runs-on in the pull_request graph could route fork code onto a self-hosted Mac a MACOS_RUNNER_* variable names. Every such expression (runs-on plus the CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER and REQUESTED_RUNNER mirrors) now takes a fork branch before any variable is read. Where the site reads no pool picker output, the branch names its existing Blacksmith default. Where it reads pr_runner_pool.py's choice (#14205), the branch keeps that choice only when it starts with blacksmith- and otherwise names the default, so the picker can still spread forks over ephemeral pools while a later owned pool cannot take them. The branch compares head.repo.full_name with github.repository, which also treats a deleted head repository as a fork; head.repo.fork did not. The PR-lane Xcode pins read CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR for same-repository pull requests (and main's full-suite dispatch) only, so a fork on the macOS 15 default no longer asks select-ci-xcode.sh for the lane's Xcode. The picker's own pr_xcode_app still comes first. cloud-command-deadlines.yml reads its Blacksmith-default runner input after the owner branch, so a fork's own dispatch gets macos-26, and the #14066 guard's allow-list entry for it is gone. tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py fails on any MACOS_RUNNER_*, matrix.pr_runner or picker-output selector in the pull_request graph that lacks the fork branch or reads a selector before it, and on a PR-lane Xcode pin that is not same-repository only. The seed-derived-data expression evaluator learns startsWith() and checks the fork routes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The owned-pool picker reads CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR to name the owned label. A fork head never takes an owned pool, so gate the read like manaflow-ai#14107 gates every other PR Xcode pin read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The owned-pool picker reads CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR to name the owned label. A fork head never takes an owned pool, so gate the read like manaflow-ai#14107 gates every other PR Xcode pin read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…verflow (#14237) * ci: let owned Mac pools take pull request runs first, Blacksmith as overflow Slice 4 of the fleet RFC (cmuxterm-hq#573). Off unless CI_PR_POOL_OWNED=1. - Owned pools are keyed by the label glaeda issues to a dedicated member once it verified the pinned Xcode build, glaeda-<class>-xcode-<version>. The picker derives it from CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR (today glaeda-std-xcode-26.6), so a moved pin moves the pool. Only the std class takes a whole run. - Capacity is CI_OWNED_POOL_SLOTS (label -> machines, from the fleet manifest). Busy and queued come from the janitor's snapshot, which now counts jobs on owned labels from the listings it already makes, so no token beyond GITHUB_TOKEN is needed. - An owned pool takes a run only while a slot is free after replaying the runs since the snapshot, never takes queued work, is never the fewest-queued fallback, and is skipped on a snapshot older than 20 minutes. Forks and retry attempts never take one. An order naming an owned pool is ignored while the switch is off, and dropped before validation so fork runs keep their Blacksmith preference. - The rescue now recognizes owned jobs by that label, and runs whenever owned pools are on (CI_OWNED_POOL_RESCUE=0 turns it off). check_no_self_hosted_fleet_runners is untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: size owned pool headroom by jobs per run, and let the janitor see owned jobs From review of the owned-pool commit: - A pull request run puts several macOS jobs on its pool at once. An owned pool is now taken only when CI_OWNED_POOL_JOBS_PER_RUN machines (default 3) are free after running and queued jobs and after the runs replayed since the snapshot, each of which also takes that many. One free machine no longer attracts a whole run whose other jobs would queue and trip the rescue. - Queued jobs on an owned pool take machines instead of closing the pool. - An owned label in CI_PR_POOL_ORDER for another Xcode than the lane's pin is dropped and named in the reason instead of turning off the whole preference. - The janitor treats owned-label jobs as macOS jobs keyed by that label, so its cancellations and backed-up pool logic cover owned pools too. - The reason for an owned choice names the free machines; docs match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: make light minis the second owned pool, ahead of Blacksmith Leo's routing order for every job type is std, then light, then the Blacksmith pools. Light is not excluded from the app compile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: default the rescue switch before comparing it with zero An unset repository variable is null, and null == '0' in a workflow expression, so `vars.CI_OWNED_POOL_RESCUE != '0'` kept the rescue off by default. test_seed_derived_data.py's bare-variable guard caught it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: read the PR Xcode pin only for same-repository heads The owned-pool picker reads CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR to name the owned label. A fork head never takes an owned pool, so gate the read like #14107 gates every other PR Xcode pin read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The owned-pool picker reads CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PR to name the owned label. A fork head never takes an owned pool, so gate the read like manaflow-ai#14107 gates every other PR Xcode pin read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… on fork PRs
The fork routing guard now parses each ${{ }} expression (&&, ||, !,
comparisons, parentheses, calls, literals, contexts) and requires the fork
pull-request branch as a top-level alternative ahead of every runner
variable. Only guarded literals such as the owner branch may come first,
plus a bare dispatch input in a workflow with no workflow_call trigger,
where inputs are empty on a pull_request run. A fork branch nested under
another condition, such as the paid-overflow switch, no longer passes.
LINUX_RUNNER and LINUX_ARM64_RUNNER are as free-form as MACOS_RUNNER_*,
and docs/ci-runner-capability-labels.md already maps them to self-hosted
linux labels, so the guard gates them too. The 57 Linux runs-on lines in
the pull-request graph now send a fork PR to their Blacksmith fallback
before reading LINUX_RUNNER. Nothing changes for same-repository runs.
cloud-machine-tests.yml reads inputs.runner after the owner branch, the
same order #14107 gave cloud-command-deadlines.yml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… on fork PRs
The fork routing guard now parses each ${{ }} expression (&&, ||, !,
comparisons, parentheses, calls, literals, contexts) and requires the fork
pull-request branch as a top-level alternative ahead of every runner
variable. Only guarded literals such as the owner branch may come first,
plus a bare dispatch input in a workflow with no workflow_call trigger,
where inputs are empty on a pull_request run. A fork branch nested under
another condition, such as the paid-overflow switch, no longer passes.
LINUX_RUNNER and LINUX_ARM64_RUNNER are as free-form as MACOS_RUNNER_*,
and docs/ci-runner-capability-labels.md already maps them to self-hosted
linux labels, so the guard gates them too. The 61 Linux runs-on lines in
the pull-request graph now send a fork PR to their Blacksmith fallback
before reading LINUX_RUNNER. Nothing changes for same-repository runs.
cloud-machine-tests.yml reads inputs.runner after the owner branch, the
same order #14107 gave cloud-command-deadlines.yml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… on fork PRs (#14192) * ci: parse runner expressions in the fork guard, and gate LINUX_RUNNER on fork PRs The fork routing guard now parses each ${{ }} expression (&&, ||, !, comparisons, parentheses, calls, literals, contexts) and requires the fork pull-request branch as a top-level alternative ahead of every runner variable. Only guarded literals such as the owner branch may come first, plus a bare dispatch input in a workflow with no workflow_call trigger, where inputs are empty on a pull_request run. A fork branch nested under another condition, such as the paid-overflow switch, no longer passes. LINUX_RUNNER and LINUX_ARM64_RUNNER are as free-form as MACOS_RUNNER_*, and docs/ci-runner-capability-labels.md already maps them to self-hosted linux labels, so the guard gates them too. The 61 Linux runs-on lines in the pull-request graph now send a fork PR to their Blacksmith fallback before reading LINUX_RUNNER. Nothing changes for same-repository runs. cloud-machine-tests.yml reads inputs.runner after the owner branch, the same order #14107 gave cloud-command-deadlines.yml. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: close the fork guard's literal, spelling and workflow_call gaps A guarded literal ahead of the fork branch must itself be a hosted or Blacksmith label, so a self-hosted label chosen before the fork branch fails. vars['X'] and other-case spellings of a runner variable are matched like vars.X. Any uncommented workflow_call mention turns off the dispatch-input exemption, so a flow-style `on:` fails closed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: send fork pull requests past late placement and gate its Linux runner #14460's late-placement job read vars.LINUX_RUNNER without the fork branch, and tests-build-and-lag read the late-placement output before it. late-placement runs only for same-repository pull requests, so its output is {} on a fork head; putting the fork branch first changes nothing at run time and lets the guard see it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A fork pull request into manaflow-ai runs with
github.repository_owner == 'manaflow-ai'. The owner branch added by #14023, #14151 and #14066 only catches a fork running CI in its own repository, so on main a fork PR's macOS jobs still resolve throughvars.MACOS_RUNNER_PR,MACOS_RUNNER_15,MACOS_RUNNER_DUAL_XCODEand the rest, or through the poolpr_runner_pool.pypicked (#14205). Once any of those names an owned Mac (the minis #14148 added to the compile fleet, a self-hosted label later, or a persistent pool added toCI_PR_POOL_ORDER), fork code would run there.Change
Every macOS runner expression in the
pull_requestgraph, including the workflowsci.ymlcalls, now takes a fork branch before it reads any variable or picker output. Where the site reads no picker output, the branch names the site's existing Blacksmith default:Where it reads the picker's choice (
inputs.pr_runner, orneeds.changes.outputs.macos_pr_runnerinci.yml), the branch keeps that choice only when it is a Blacksmith label:... || (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name != github.repository && (startsWith(inputs.pr_runner, 'blacksmith-') && inputs.pr_runner || 'blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-15') || <unchanged> ) }}pr_runner_pool.pyalready limits a fork head to pools starting withblacksmith-, so for today's picker the second form changes nothing. It restates that limit at the place the runner is picked, so a picker change can't move fork jobs onto an owned pool. It also leaves #14205's spreading of fork runs across Blacksmith pools in place, which a plain literal would have turned off.That's 21 expressions across 12 workflows: 17
runs-on, plus theCMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER(×2) andREQUESTED_RUNNER(×2) mirrors, so the recorded runner matches the one picked. 7 of them are picker sites (compile admission'sruns-onandCMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER,tests-build-and-lag'sruns-onandREQUESTED_RUNNER, Claude wrapper regressions,cli-pipe-regressions,remote-daemon). The app-host shards follow compile admission'srunneroutput (#14163), which isCMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER, so they're covered too. The owner branch still comes first, so a fork's own CI keeps GitHub-hosted runners. Same-repo PRs, pushes, merge queue, main's full-suite dispatch and other dispatches resolve as before.The branch compares
head.repo.full_namewithgithub.repositoryinstead of readinghead.repo.fork, which is false when a PR's head repository has been deleted andhead.repois null.The PR-lane Xcode pins now read
CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PRfor same-repo PRs only. That covers compile admission andtests-build-and-lag, where main's full-suite dispatch also keeps it;cli-pipe-regressions; andci.yml's two build-input fingerprints. The picker'spr_xcode_appstill comes first. Without that, a fork PR on the macOS 15 default would request the PR lane's macOS 26 Xcode and fail atselect-ci-xcode.sh.ci.yml'sDEFAULT_RUNNER: ${{ vars.MACOS_RUNNER_PR }}is the picker's input, not a runner choice. The picker ignores it for a fork head, so it's exempt in the guard, with a reason.This is defense in depth rather than a boundary. A fork PR's
pull_requestrun reads workflow YAML from the PR's own merge commit, so a contributor could edit these expressions. Runner group settings and fork-run approval are still the controls that must refuse fork jobs on owned Macs.cloud-command-deadlines.ymlnow reads its dispatchrunnerinput after the owner branch. Before, a fork's own dispatch took the input's Blacksmith default and queued forever. #14066's guard allow-listed that site pending this PR, and the entry is removed.Guard
tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.pynow fails when any line in thepull_requestgraph that readsvars.MACOS_RUNNER_*, or picksruns-onfrommatrix.pr_runner,inputs.pr_runnerorneeds.changes.outputs.macos_pr_runner:head.repo.fork; ormacos-*literal, orstartsWith(X, 'blacksmith-') && X || '<Blacksmith literal>'.It also fails when a
CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_PRpin in that graph isn't restricted to same-repo PRs. Self-checks cover each case.tests/test_seed_derived_data.py's expression evaluator learnsstartsWith()and evaluates compile admission for fork heads: an empty, Blacksmith, or non-Blacksmith picker choice, and a deleted head repository. The exact-string pins intest_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh,test_ci_release_sdk_lane.sh,test_ci_change_areas.pyandtest_ci_pr_runner_pool.pyare updated.Validation
At f0c351e (rebased on main at df44058), on macOS, with no app builds:
python3 tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py: 10 tests pass. Against main's workflows, the check lists every ungated picker and variable site.tests/test_ci_pr_runner_pool.py(31),tests/test_seed_derived_data.py(26),tests/test_runner_label_policy.py(21),tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh,tests/test_ci_change_areas.py,tests/test_ci_release_sdk_lane.sh: pass.ci-guards.ymlruns (182 files): all pass except 10 that fail the same way on main on this Mac (Linux-only workload profile,/privatesymlinked temp paths, sandboxed signals, missing submodules)..github/workflows: no findings.This PR's own CI shows the same-repo path. The fork path hasn't run on a real fork PR.
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