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test(renderer): settle the one-renderer baseline before the hide/reveal cycles - #14289
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…al cycles The four initial evictions only publish unrealize requests, so the baseline was measured while their memory was still being freed. On #14239's shard 6 it read 232 MB while the same single renderer settled at 210 MB one cycle later; with the baseline inflated, cycle 2's five-renderer peak fell inside the noise allowance and the test failed its "must distinguish five realized renderers" guard (three runs in a row, with #14247's per-cycle reclaim wait already in place). The baseline now samples within the same bounded 20 s window until settled readings stop falling, and keeps the lowest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review follow-up: a pending release can plateau through one settle window, so one non-falling reading could still stop on an inflated baseline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe renderer-memory regression test now samples settled footprints for up to 20 seconds to establish its one-renderer baseline. It retains the lowest settled reading and requires two consecutive non-falling readings before proceeding. ChangesRenderer memory regression test
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In `@cmuxTests/TerminalAndGhosttyTests.swift`:
- Line 4400: Update the baseline-sampling loop guarded by nonFallingReadings to
wait for completion of the four queued renderer evictions before accepting
footprint readings. Use a renderer-thread completion signal or a
deadline-bounded poll of authoritative eviction state; do not treat stable
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Wait for initial renderer evictions before accepting the baseline.
If the renderer thread has not applied the four queued evictions, two stable footprint readings can end this loop while memory is still retained. The test can then record an inflated one-renderer baseline and fail its five-renderer distinction guard. Footprint stability is not the source of truth for renderer completion. Wait for a renderer-thread completion signal, or poll an authoritative completed-eviction state, before sampling the baseline. This first change would establish the lifecycle invariant; the existing samples could then handle measurement noise.
As per coding guidelines, “Assert on causality, not latency” requires a completion signal or a deadline-bounded poll of the relevant state predicate.
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In `@cmuxTests/TerminalAndGhosttyTests.swift` at line 4400, Update the
baseline-sampling loop guarded by nonFallingReadings to wait for completion of
the four queued renderer evictions before accepting footprint readings. Use a
renderer-thread completion signal or a deadline-bounded poll of authoritative
eviction state; do not treat stable footprint readings as proof that evictions
completed.
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GhosttySurfaceOverlayTests/testFiveTabRendererFootprintReturnsToOneRendererTargetAcrossHideRevealCyclesfailed on app-host shard 6 in three runs in a row on #14239, a PR that doesn't touch the renderer, with #14247 already merged in.Cause
It isn't retention. The failing assertion is the precondition "The workload must distinguish five realized renderers from the one-renderer target". The job 107822414432 log:
The one-renderer baseline read 232 MB. One cycle later, the same single renderer settled at 210 MB, 22 MB lower. The baseline is taken right after the four initial
releaseRenderer()calls, which only publish unrealize requests, so it includes memory that is still being freed. #14247 added a bounded reclaim wait for each cycle's target but not for the baseline. With the baseline inflated, cycle 2's five-renderer peak lands within 8 MB of it and the guard fails.Fix
The baseline now samples within the same bounded 20 s window as the targets:
The retention assertion is unchanged, and it gets stricter: a lower baseline raises every cycle's ratio.
A review follow-up requires two non-falling settled readings in a row before stopping. A pending release can plateau through one whole settle window.
Validation
This test runs only in the isolated renderer-memory step on app-host shard 6 (
CMUX_RENDERER_MEMORY_REGRESSION=1). A test-only pull request runs changed suites instead, where the test is skipped, so this PR's own checks don't cover it. A fullci.ymldispatch on the branch (run 36062245739, head c9429fa) passed it:With the settled baseline, the retained ratio reads about 0.37 against the 0.45 limit. The earlier inflated baseline hid this and reported 0.0. That's still a pass, but the margin is now real. If the renderer's release path regresses, this test will now catch it.
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