ci: fix owned pool review items before the fleet is switched on - #14252
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes update owned macOS pool sizing, commitment tracking, pull-request retry runner selection, and refusal rescue. The picker calculates run demand from workflow routing. The janitor reads persistent-pool markers. Later pull-request attempts can use a selected retry runner, and refused owned-runner jobs can be retried as failed jobs. ChangesOwned macOS pool routing
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participant Changes as ci.yml changes job
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Changes->>Picker: Pass workflow routing flags
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Owned-pool runs can be admitted without enough machines, and refusal rescue can leave interrupted independent jobs out of the retry. Resolve or explicitly accept these risks before enabling owned pools. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 error, 1 warning)
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 23.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 100 functions across 10 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) Full details: Cmux No Hacky SleepsExplanation The PR adds a wall-clock retry heuristic in Resolution Remove the duration-based refusal classification. Make the runner or job-start hook publish an explicit refusal signal that the rescue script can consume, such as a documented job conclusion or step/result marker. Trigger
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Review of #14252: the janitor skipped the marker of any run with a macOS job on another pool, and swift-package-tests always runs on Blacksmith beside a full suite, so full-suite runs on an owned pool were counted at their current jobs, not their peak. Every attempt-1 same-repository CI run is now a candidate. The janitor and the rescue page through a run's artifacts instead of reading only the first 100, and the app-host test rerun maps an owned-pool admission to the macOS 26 pool, whose Xcode is the lane pin the owned label carries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review of #14252: the janitor skipped the marker of any run with a macOS job on another pool, and swift-package-tests always runs on Blacksmith beside a full suite, so full-suite runs on an owned pool were counted at their current jobs, not their peak. Every attempt-1 same-repository CI run is now a candidate. The janitor and the rescue page through a run's artifacts instead of reading only the first 100, and the app-host test rerun maps an owned-pool admission to the macOS 26 pool, whose Xcode is the lane pin the owned label carries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/ci/pr_runner_pool.py`:
- Around line 192-207: Update run_jobs to count compile admission when the CLI
lane triggers it, even when macos is false, and distinguish unit-suite shard
counts using unit_selectors: empty selectors run all shards, while set selectors
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…eplays less Review of #14252 at 439d9f5: 1. cli-product-tests (new on main since #14211) inherits compile admission's pool like the app-host shards, so it now reads pr_retry_runner first too. 2. run_jobs counted neither cli-product-tests nor the compile admission a CLI-only run pays for. A full suite peaks at 12 machines, a CLI-only run at 2. 3. An owned runner that refuses a job (glaeda's job-started hook exits 1 on a held host lock) fails it in seconds, and GitHub never retries. The rescue now treats a job on the persistent pool that failed within 120 s with no workflow step succeeded as refused: it checks the head, cancels the run if still going, and re-runs the failed jobs, which take retry_runner on Blacksmith and keep what passed. 4. A run replayed since the snapshot is charged 4 machines (a compile-only run with every side lane) instead of 11, now that a miscount is refused or queued and moved by the rescue instead of stranding a job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
(a) A re-run of failed jobs reuses attempt 1's changes outputs, so it went back to the owned pool with no watcher. A persistent choice now also names retry_runner, the Blacksmith pool the same rule picks on the lane's Xcode, and every pull request macOS runs-on (and the app-host shards) takes it from attempt 2 on. (b) The picker now runs after the suite choice and counts this run's peak macOS jobs from its routing (up to 11 for a full suite) instead of CI_OWNED_POOL_JOBS_PER_RUN, which is removed. The rescue marker carries the peak and pool; with owned pools on, the janitor reads it into a per-pool committed count, so a run whose later jobs do not exist yet still holds their machines. Runs replayed since the snapshot are charged the largest peak, so a miscount leaves minis idle instead of queueing. (c) An owned-pool run never publishes a persistent-compile route request. (d) The janitor's behavior on owned pools is documented. (e) Bad CI_OWNED_POOL_SLOTS entries each raise a workflow warning and a summary line while owned pools are on. The guard's picker route check covers the retry runner and the marker name. Everything stays dormant until CI_PR_POOL_OWNED is 1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review of #14252: the janitor skipped the marker of any run with a macOS job on another pool, and swift-package-tests always runs on Blacksmith beside a full suite, so full-suite runs on an owned pool were counted at their current jobs, not their peak. Every attempt-1 same-repository CI run is now a candidate. The janitor and the rescue page through a run's artifacts instead of reading only the first 100, and the app-host test rerun maps an owned-pool admission to the macOS 26 pool, whose Xcode is the lane pin the owned label carries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eplays less Review of #14252 at 439d9f5: 1. cli-product-tests (new on main since #14211) inherits compile admission's pool like the app-host shards, so it now reads pr_retry_runner first too. 2. run_jobs counted neither cli-product-tests nor the compile admission a CLI-only run pays for. A full suite peaks at 12 machines, a CLI-only run at 2. 3. An owned runner that refuses a job (glaeda's job-started hook exits 1 on a held host lock) fails it in seconds, and GitHub never retries. The rescue now treats a job on the persistent pool that failed within 120 s with no workflow step succeeded as refused: it checks the head, cancels the run if still going, and re-runs the failed jobs, which take retry_runner on Blacksmith and keep what passed. 4. A run replayed since the snapshot is charged 4 machines (a compile-only run with every side lane) instead of 11, now that a miscount is refused or queued and moved by the rescue instead of stranding a job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tests/test_seed_derived_data.py evaluates compile admission's runs-on with its own Actions expression subset, which could not parse the `github.run_attempt > 1` that pr_retry_runner added, and failed the workflow guard tests. It now compares <, >, <= and >= as numbers the way Actions coerces, the test context carries github.run_attempt, and a new case checks that attempt 2 of an owned-pool run takes pr_retry_runner. Also records why splitting a refused run is sound: the minis and Blacksmith's macOS 26 images carried the same Xcode 26.6 build (17F113) on 2026-09-24, and the slot example now shows the 12 std minis. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main removed the route request step with the pilot, so the owned-pool condition added for it, its test and its doc paragraph go too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 391-393: Update the refusal rescue flow in rescue() so
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Preserve independent jobs during refusal rescue.
When failed_only=True handles a refusal while the run is active, rescue() cancels the run and then calls rerun_failed. An independent job interrupted by that cancellation has a cancelled conclusion. GitHub's endpoint reruns failed jobs and their dependent jobs, so that independent job can remain absent from attempt 2. Use a full rerun when cancellation interrupts independent work, or wait for that work to finish before calling rerun_failed.
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rescue flow in rescue() so cancellation cannot leave independent jobs absent
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7f58f60 ci: seed the SwiftPM manifest cache for the macOS 15 pool (manaflow-ai#14272) eb8c210 ci: start macOS checkouts from main's git objects (manaflow-ai#14255) 63f485d ci: count the unseeded macOS 15 pool's cold compile when picking a PR pool (manaflow-ai#14268) 5ecf3dd fix(ios): keep alternate-screen apps within the visible viewport (manaflow-ai#12844) 87946bb fix(ios): accept the Mac's push key-exchange reply so pushes decrypt (manaflow-ai#14267) 925c73f ci: fix owned pool review items before the fleet is switched on (manaflow-ai#14252) 1d2a786 test(focus-recovery): start the hidden/tiny reveal from a hidden panel (manaflow-ai#14060) 863f636 Fix BETA signing and prepare iOS migration candidates (manaflow-ai#14265) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci-guards.yml # .github/workflows/ci-macos.yml # .github/workflows/ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml # .github/workflows/ci-queue-janitor.yml # .github/workflows/ci.yml # .github/workflows/cli-pipe-regressions.yml # .github/workflows/ios-testflight.yml # .github/workflows/remote-daemon.yml # .github/workflows/seed-derived-data.yml # .github/workflows/seed-swiftpm-manifests.yml
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Follows #14244 (merged). It fixes the five items the #14237 review raised for switching owned pools on. Everything stays dormant: nothing changes until
CI_PR_POOL_OWNEDis 1.(a) Re-run of failed jobs
"Re-run failed jobs" reuses attempt 1's
changesoutputs. The failed jobs therefore went back to the owned pool, and nothing watched them, because the rescue follows attempt 1 only.retry_runner: the Blacksmith pool the same rule picks on the lane's Xcode, which is the Xcode the owned label names.runs-on(compile admission, tests-build-and-lag, CLI pipe, remote daemon, Claude wrapper) readsgithub.run_attempt > 1 && inputs.pr_retry_runnerfirst.retry_runneris empty for a Blacksmith pick, so those runs re-run where they ran.(b) Count each run's real peak
CI_OWNED_POOL_JOBS_PER_RUNis removed.macos-pool-persistent-<run>-<attempt>-<jobs>-<pool>, and the rescue matches it by prefix.CI_PR_POOL_OWNED=1, the janitor lists the artifacts of each run that may hold an owned pool: attempt 1, same repository, and no macOS job on another pool.committedcount: the sum over those runs of max(declared peak, jobs seen).(c) Persistent-compile route request
Moot: #14232 retired the pilot and removed the route request step from main.
(d) Janitor on owned pools, documented
CI_JANITOR_QUEUE_THRESHOLDjobs are queued on the pool.(e) Bad
CI_OWNED_POOL_SLOTSentries warnWhile owned pools are on, each bad entry raises a
::warning::and a summary line: not JSON, not an object, a label that isn't owned, or a count that isn't a positive whole number.Guard
check_owned_pools_route_through_pickeralso covers:retry_runner, which may feed onlymacos_pr_retry_runnerpr_retry_runner, which must be written exactly one wayruns-onVerification
test_ci_pr_runner_pool.py(63),test_ci_queue_janitor.py,test_ci_owned_pool_rescue.py,test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh, and actionlint.swift-package-testsalways sits on Blacksmith beside a full suite. Fixed in the second commit: every attempt-1 same-repository CI run is now a candidate.app_host_test_rerun.py.test_ci_change_areas.pyfailing onCmuxMobileAnalytics/Probe.swift; it fails the same way before this PR.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Fixes the owned-pool review items from #14237 before the fleet is switched on. Everything stays dormant until
CI_PR_POOL_OWNEDis 1.cli-product-tests) and set against the pool's committed load, replacingCI_OWNED_POOL_JOBS_PER_RUN. Runs replayed since the snapshot are charged 4 machines; a miscount leaves minis idle, never queues a job.committedcount and cancels stale runs on owned pools every sweep.CI_OWNED_POOL_SLOTSentries warn in workflow and step summary while owned pools are on.Written for commit 4e2b3c2. Summary will update on new commits.
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