ci: replay input times onto an owned Mac's kept DerivedData - #14346
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe macOS owned-build state now records source input times before compilation and replays them during DerivedData adoption. Kept state uses a versioned fingerprint, and the workflow tests cover recording, replay, compatibility, and step ordering. ChangesOwned build state
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow as macOS CI workflow
participant StateScript as owned_build_state.py
participant Source as canonical source tree
participant DerivedData
Workflow->>StateScript: adopt store, DerivedData, and source
StateScript->>DerivedData: read owned input-time record
StateScript->>Source: replay recorded times for unchanged inputs
Workflow->>StateScript: record source inputs before compilation
StateScript->>Source: read input times
StateScript->>DerivedData: write owned input-time record
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A recording failure could cause a later warm build to miss a source change. Prevent keeping DerivedData after that failure and make the replay tests deterministic before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A failure while replacing the build-input record could leave old timestamps attached to newer compiler outputs. If a later job returns to the earlier source content, it may incorrectly reuse those outputs. The path requires a particular failure sequence on a persistent Mac runner; normal content checks and other compatibility controls limit the exposure. Retained concerns
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A warm owned Mac skips the SwiftPM cache and the seed, then recompiles the whole cmux module: each job copies a fresh source tree into the canonical root, and swift-driver goes by modification time, so every file looks new. Job 107904138254 ran 2629 SwiftCompile tasks in 386 s; a distance-0 seed on the same pool compiled in 50 s (job 107906033416). Record the input times into the DerivedData just before every owned compile, as the seeder does, and have owned adopt replay them onto byte-identical inputs. The record step deletes the old record first, so a failed record means a full rebuild, never a missed one. Blacksmith and other ephemeral runners skip both steps; the new step stays out of the product recipe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A DerivedData an owned Mac kept from a seeded job still carried the seed's record under the same filename, and adopt replayed it: an input the kept build compiled as B but now back at A got the seed's older time, which swift-driver misses (#14250). The owned record now has its own file, which adopt reads and keep never confuses with the seed's (keep drops the seed's). The stamp carries an owned-rec1 version, so every DerivedData kept before this is discarded. Tests cover a kept DerivedData holding a seed record for changed content, and a store stamped by the previous version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/ci-macos.yml:
- Line 601: Update the input-recording step and DerivedData keep condition in
the macOS workflow: assign the recording step an ID and require its successful
outcome in the keep condition, so a failed recording prevents the build from
being kept.
In `@tests/test_ci_owned_build_state.py`:
- Line 186: Control replay timestamps in both tests by assigning an explicit
timestamp to each changed source file after write_source, then assert that exact
timestamp instead of comparing against OLD. Update the tests around the
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| if: steps.reuse-products.outputs.hit != 'true' && steps.owned-state.outputs.fingerprint != '' | ||
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Do not keep DerivedData after input recording fails.
If removal of an existing owned record fails in scripts/ci/owned_build_state.py, continue-on-error lets compilation proceed. The keep step can then save the new build with the old record. On a later job, a file matching that record can receive its old mtime even though the kept build compiled different content. Swift’s mtime check can then miss the change. Give the recording step an ID and require its successful outcome in the keep condition, or remove the owned record reliably before any keep.
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In @.github/workflows/ci-macos.yml at line 601, Update the input-recording step
and DerivedData keep condition in the macOS workflow: assign the recording step
an ID and require its successful outcome in the keep condition, so a failed
recording prevents the build from being kept.
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| self.assertEqual((result["hit"], result["replayed"]), ("true", "true")) | ||
| self.assertEqual((result["unchanged_inputs"], result["changed_inputs"]), ("1", "1")) | ||
| self.assertEqual((self.source / "Sources/a.swift").stat().st_mtime_ns, self.OLD) | ||
| self.assertGreater((self.source / "Sources/b.swift").stat().st_mtime_ns, self.OLD) |
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rg -n -C 4 'OLD|os\\.utime|st_mtime|time\\.time|datetime|freeze|mock.*time' tests/test_ci_owned_build_state.pyRepository: manaflow-ai/cmux
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Control the replay time in both tests.
write_source gives changed files the runner's current mtime, but both tests compare that mtime with fixed OLD. If the runner clock is earlier than OLD, correct replay behavior can fail. Set explicit timestamps for the changed files and assert those values.
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OLD = 1_700_000_000_000_000_000
+ NEW = OLD + 1
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state.remove(self.derived)
self.write_source({"Sources/a.swift": "a", "Sources/b.swift": "b changed"})
+ os.utime(self.source / "Sources/b.swift", ns=(self.NEW, self.NEW))
self.derived.mkdir(parents=True)
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- self.assertGreater((self.source / "Sources/b.swift").stat().st_mtime_ns, self.OLD)
+ self.assertEqual((self.source / "Sources/b.swift").stat().st_mtime_ns, self.NEW)
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self.write_source({"Sources/a.swift": "A"})
+ os.utime(self.source / "Sources/a.swift", ns=(self.NEW, self.NEW))
self.derived = self.derived.with_name("next")
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- self.assertGreater((self.source / "Sources/a.swift").stat().st_mtime_ns, self.OLD)
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In `@tests/test_ci_owned_build_state.py` at line 186, Control replay timestamps in
both tests by assigning an explicit timestamp to each changed source file after
write_source, then assert that exact timestamp instead of comparing against OLD.
Update the tests around the changed-file mtime assertions and reuse a shared NEW
timestamp derived from OLD.
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cbe0bd9 ci: seed the macOS 15 pool with its own Xcode (manaflow-ai#14315) 5fab6f5 refactor: move CmuxWebView into CmuxBrowser behind an injected host (manaflow-ai#14321) 8475872 Merge pull request manaflow-ai#14335 from manaflow-ai/13458-safe-device-rollout 2f7bd16 fix(ios): accept the Mac's push key exchange (device id) and allow Simulator push verification (manaflow-ai#14292) fd66cc7 ci: give an owned Mac's second compile slot its own canonical root (manaflow-ai#14338) af4097b ci: build cmuxTests without the compilation cache so it rebuilds incrementally (manaflow-ai#14349) fe61107 ci: replay input times onto an owned Mac's kept DerivedData (manaflow-ai#14346) f7b8848 Freeze the historical socket migration in the rollback fixture 73c3a07 fix(web): store sandbox for production-bundle installs that declare it (manaflow-ai#14296) c04616b Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into 13458-safe-device-rollout 459d89c ci: read the owned pools' free machines live through the org route App (manaflow-ai#14350) 2b7afe3 ci: give the iOS upload workflows the R2 cache URL (manaflow-ai#14347) 359f14c test: tie the E2E stale-snapshot case to OWNED_MAX_AGE_MINUTES (manaflow-ai#14348) 1fcef82 Update CI guard expectations and require the passing layout regression 9b5a251 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into 13458-safe-device-rollout 60ab69a Exercise remote mirror pane replacement in the workspace regression 7a0ba5d Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into 13458-safe-device-rollout 1649314 Preserve remote Mac workspaces across sidebar creation and pane replacement 52fec11 Observe asynchronous remote cleanup in the creation regression a93af4d Reproduce remote workspace deletion when its local placeholder is replaced bc0a0ad Test sidebar workspace creation preserves the remote Mac target 93aff4d ci: quote development Worker revision arguments 24475c2 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into 13458-safe-device-rollout 57331a9 fix: make Devices rollout preserve SQLite rollback compatibility 448eeb2 test: reproduce unsafe Devices rollout assumptions # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci-guards.yml # .github/workflows/ci-macos.yml # .github/workflows/ci.yml # .github/workflows/ios-appstore-upload.yml # .github/workflows/ios-testflight.yml # .github/workflows/iroh-v2-production-drift.yml # .github/workflows/iroh-v2.yml # .github/workflows/seed-derived-data.yml
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Measured after merge: warm compile admissions on owned Macs (glaeda-* runners), where "Adopt this owned Mac's DerivedData" ran. Jobs pulled from
Replay works: after merge, jobs whose kept DerivedData was 7 to 52 changed inputs away compiled 1 to 177 Swift tasks (91 to 241 s, jobs 107945963483, 107942776811, 107943860039, 107942422065). Jobs 71 to 187 inputs away still rebuilt the whole module (2480 to 2697 tasks, 369 to 428 s, e.g. 107929982685, 107938252359), so the median compile time did not move. The p90 rise is two contended cmux13s jobs (836 s, 1639 s), not replay. Before-merge task counts: 107874166162, 107886727411, 107903167882, 107904138254, 107908956658, 107910790355, 107915085830, 107918813591, 107918765270, 107922935695, 107910391116. After: 107929759414, 107929982685, 107936808617, 107936168167, 107938252359, 107938455564, 107939012848, 107939905087, 107940631634, 107942422065, 107942776811, 107942997602, 107943860039, 107945963483, 107937411524. Cold rate is unchanged and not attributable here: 13 of 25 owned admissions cold before, 18 of 35 after (the owned-rec1 stamp bump itself made each Mac's first job cold). |
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Compile admission on the owned minis looked like it was fetching things again that the Mac already had. The step medians compared minis with blacksmith-12vcpu:
Cache Swift packages3.7 vs 0.5 min,Adopt the nightly DerivedData seed2.4 vs 0.3 min,Upload compiled app-host test product1.9 vs 0.2 min. I checked 13 mini admission jobs from the runs after #14309 (runs 36081038220 through 36082933325):#14285 already skips the package cache and the seed on a warm mini. Most of the medians come from cold jobs: the first job on each host, and jobs from before #14285. The real remaining cost is on the warm path. A warm job recompiles the whole
cmuxmodule: job 107904138254 ran 2629 SwiftCompile tasks. Each job copies a fresh source tree into the canonical root, and swift-driver decides what to recompile by modification time, so every file looks new. The seed path avoids this by replaying the recorded input times (seed_derived_data.py). The owned path never did.Change
owned_build_state.py record SOURCE DERIVED_DATArecords the content digest and mtime of every canonical input, in the same format as the seed. It writes them to its own file,cmux-owned-input-mtimes.json, never the seed'scmux-seed-input-mtimes.json, and deletes the old owned record first. A stale record, above all a seed's, could age a file back to a time the kept build never saw, and swift-driver misses a changed file whose time is older (docs(ci): record why seed inputs cannot take content-derived times #14250). So a failed record means a full rebuild, never a missed one.owned_build_state.py adoptnow takes the canonical source. After swapping the kept DerivedData in, it replays only the owned record onto byte-identical inputs.keepdrops any seed record from what it keeps.owned-rec1version, so every DerivedData kept before this PR is discarded rather than adopted.Record this owned Mac's build inputsstep runs just before the compile on every owned job, warm or seeded, so the kept DerivedData always carries the times its compile saw. It takes about 4 s: the seeder's record of the same tree takes 4 s. The step iscontinue-on-errorand gated onsteps.owned-state.outputs.fingerprint != ''. The owned-state gate still limits it toglaeda-runners on pull requests, so Blacksmith and other ephemeral runs skip it. It is listed inNON_PRODUCT_RECIPE_STEPS, so the product key does not move.Expected result: a warm mini compile drops from about 386 s to roughly the seeded figure (50-100 s, depending on the diff since the last job on that host). That saves about 5 minutes per warm job.
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steps.owned-state.outputs.warm != 'true'on both seed steps). Before this PR, that skip made the compile slower than the seed would have. The replay here fixes that.pr_owned_jobssplit, Blacksmith retry pool,app-host-test-rerun.yml), so the artifact is still needed. Skipping or deferring it would break those consumers. The fix is uplink or a peer/node-local transport, which is outside this PR.Verification
python3 -m unittest tests.test_ci_owned_build_state: 24 tests. New tests cover the replay onto unchanged and changed inputs, a kept DerivedData holding a seed record for changed content (not replayed), a store stamped by the previous version (dropped), a failed record leaving no stale manifest, record replacing the old owned record without touching the seed's, the step's gate and order, the step's product-recipe exclusion, and every workflowowned_build_state.pycommand line run as written.tests.test_ci_pr_runner_pool,tests.test_seed_derived_data,tests.test_ci_parallel_artifact_transportandtests.test_ci_change_areaspass.tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh,tests/test_ci_test_compilation_cache_seed.shandtests/test_ci_app_host_identity.shalso pass.tests.test_ci_canonical_build_root(2 failures) andtests.test_ci_linux_guard_routing(import error) fail the same way on unmodifiedupstream/mainlocally.replayed=trueinAdopt this owned Mac's DerivedDataand far fewer SwiftCompile tasks.Does not overlap #14338 (per-runner roots) or #14341 (janitor).
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