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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI workflow captures warm-build keys from owned Macs, applies those keys as runner labels after CI completion, and selects an eligible idle runner for attempt-one macOS compile admission. The change also updates routing checks, workflow expression evaluation, and CI documentation. ChangesOwned-runner warm affinity
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI as CI workflow run
participant LabelWorkflow as ci-owned-warm-labels.yml
participant Labeler as owned_warm_labels.py
participant GitHubAPI as GitHub API
CI->>LabelWorkflow: complete and provide run metadata
LabelWorkflow->>LabelWorkflow: download the run-attempt warm-key artifact
LabelWorkflow->>Labeler: invoke with artifact and run metadata
Labeler->>GitHubAPI: retrieve jobs and runners
Labeler->>GitHubAPI: update runner warm labels
sequenceDiagram
participant ChangesJob as ci.yml changes job
participant Picker as pr_runner_pool.py
participant MacWorkflow as ci-macos.yml
participant MacRunner as owned Mac runner
ChangesJob->>Picker: provide merge-base and warm-label setting
Picker->>Picker: select an idle runner with matching root and warm labels
Picker->>MacWorkflow: pass admission runner labels
MacWorkflow->>MacRunner: run attempt-one compile admission
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Ordinary CI can still run, but enabling warm affinity cannot deliver the advertised routing benefit. Add the producer before merging the feature. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Warm routing is off by default, and the new workflow checks the source run and runner identity. If enabled, however, artifact-supplied keys can influence privileged runner labels, and concurrent updates can leave conflicting labels. The key-producing command is not yet implemented, so the intended end-to-end behavior remains unproven. Retained concerns
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…merge base An owned Mac keeps compile admission's DerivedData between jobs, but GitHub hands a root-label job to any free root runner, so an admission usually lands on a Mac whose kept build is of some other main commit and compiles from a seed instead. Compile admission on an owned Mac now uploads owned-warm-keys-<run>-<attempt>, the output of `owned_build_state.py warm-keys` (the main commits its kept build starts from cheaply, merge base first). The step runs only once that subcommand exists (cmux#14385's follow-up), so this lands inert before it. ci-owned-warm-labels.yml, triggered by workflow_run on CI completed and run from main on ubuntu-24.04, mints the route App token with administration: write and labels the runner that ran admission (from the jobs API, never the artifact's own claim) glaeda-warm-<sha12> for up to 4 keys, drops its stale warm labels, and removes its keys from the other runners of its root pool. Off unless vars.CI_OWNED_WARM_LABELS is 1. pr_runner_pool.py reads the run's merge base (MERGED_ONTO, the merge commit's first parent) and, when admission is placed on a pool with a root count and the runners were read live, writes admission_runner as ["<root label>", "glaeda-warm-<sha12>"] if an idle root runner carries that label. ci.yml passes it through to ci-macos.yml, where admission's attempt 1 takes it as runs-on; CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER names its first label, the root label, so the consumers and every retry route as before. v1 matches the merge base exactly. A warm runner taken between the pick and the queue leaves admission waiting, and ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml moves it to Blacksmith. The new steps are non-product (product_input_identity.py), so the product key is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/ci-macos.yml:
- Around line 749-765: Implement the missing `warm-keys` dispatch in
`owned_build_state.py` so the `owned-warm-keys` step can produce its expected
`path` output and upload the warm-key artifact; alternatively, keep that
workflow step and warm-affinity enablement disabled until the producer exists.
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| # The main commits this Mac's kept DerivedData starts from cheaply, for | ||
| # ci-owned-warm-labels.yml to label its root runner with, so a later run | ||
| # merging onto one of them can ask for this Mac (pr_runner_pool.py, warm | ||
| # affinity). Only once owned_build_state.py has `warm-keys`; before | ||
| # that, and on any failure, nothing is uploaded and nothing changes. | ||
| - name: List the commits this owned Mac starts from warm | ||
| id: owned-warm-keys | ||
| if: ${{ !cancelled() && steps.owned-state.outputs.fingerprint != '' }} | ||
| continue-on-error: true | ||
| run: | | ||
| set -euo pipefail | ||
| usage="$(python3 scripts/ci/owned_build_state.py --help 2>&1 || true)" | ||
| case "$usage" in | ||
| *"owned_build_state.py warm-keys"*) ;; | ||
| *) echo "owned_build_state.py has no warm-keys yet"; exit 0 ;; | ||
| esac | ||
| python3 scripts/ci/owned_build_state.py warm-keys "$CMUX_OWNED_STATE_ROOT" "$RUNNER_NAME" "$CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER" \ |
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The warm-affinity workflow is inoperative at this head.
When an owned admission has a non-empty fingerprint, .github/workflows/ci-macos.yml calls the checked-in scripts/ci/owned_build_state.py. That script has no warm-keys dispatch branch, so the workflow exits before setting path and uploads no artifact. Without that artifact, ci-owned-warm-labels.yml cannot create warm labels. Enablement therefore cannot provide warm affinity for normal owned admissions.
Add the producer implementation, or do not advertise or enable warm affinity until that implementation is present.
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In @.github/workflows/ci-macos.yml around lines 749 - 765, Implement the missing
`warm-keys` dispatch in `owned_build_state.py` so the `owned-warm-keys` step can
produce its expected `path` output and upload the warm-key artifact;
alternatively, keep that workflow step and warm-affinity enablement disabled
until the producer exists.
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Summary
An owned Mac keeps compile admission's DerivedData between jobs, but GitHub hands a root-label job to any free root runner, so an admission usually lands on a Mac whose kept build is of some other main commit and compiles from a seed. This routes admission to the Mac that already has a build of the run's merge base.
owned_build_state.py warm-keysand uploadsowned-warm-keys-<run>-<attempt>({"runner", "pool", "keys": [<sha12>, ...]}, merge base first). The step checks the script's usage text forwarm-keysfirst, so it does nothing until the subcommand lands after ci: let a warm owned Mac adopt a near seed instead of its kept build #14385. It is continue-on-error and non-product (product_input_identity.py), so the product key does not change.ci-owned-warm-labels.ymlruns onworkflow_run(CI completed), from main, on ubuntu-24.04. It is gated onvars.CI_OWNED_WARM_LABELS == '1'(off by default) andGLAEDA_ROUTE_APP_ID, and mints the route App token withpermission-administration: write.scripts/ci/owned_warm_labels.pylabels the runner that ran admissionglaeda-warm-<sha12>for up to 4 keys, drops its stale warm labels, and removes its keys from the other runners of the same root pool, so one runner per pool carries each key. The runner comes from the jobs API (runner_id), never from the artifact's claim. An artifact naming another runner or pool changes nothing, and malformed keys are dropped.pr_runner_pool.pyreadsMERGED_ONTO(the merge commit's first parent,source-identity.parent1). Some runs place admission on a pool with a root count and read the runners live. For those, if an idle root runner carriesglaeda-warm-<merge_base[:12]>, the picker writesadmission_runner=["<root label>","glaeda-warm-<sha12>"]. Otherwise the output is empty and nothing changes.ci.ymlexposes it asmacos_pr_admission_runnerand passespr_admission_runnertoci-macos.yml. Compile admission's runs-on usesgithub.run_attempt == 1 && inputs.pr_admission_runner && fromJSON(inputs.pr_admission_runner)just beforepr_root_runner, so only attempt 1 uses it. TheCMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNERmirror reads[0], the root label. The runner output, the shards, cli-product-tests, tests-build-and-lag and every retry therefore route exactly as before.docs/ci-runners.mdand the picker docstring cover this. v1 matches the merge base exactly and does not rank runners by commit distance.Failure mode: if the warm runner is taken between the pick and the queue, admission waits on the label, and
ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml's wait path re-runs the run on Blacksmith. The job's labels still include the root label, whichpersistent()matches.Before turning it on
owned_build_state.py warm-keysmust exist. This PR calls it aswarm-keys STORE RUNNER_NAME POOL_LABEL("$CMUX_OWNED_STATE_ROOT" "$RUNNER_NAME" "$CMUX_PRODUCT_RUNNER") and reads its stdout as the JSON above. The subcommand's usage line must containowned_build_state.py warm-keysfor the feature check to find it.vars.CI_OWNED_WARM_LABELS=1.Tests
tests/test_ci_owned_warm_labels.py(HTTP mocked). It covers key validation and the cap, the per-pool dedupe plan, the admission job lookup under its caller, the exact REST calls (a DELETE that returns 404 is fine), which token each request uses, a spoofed runner or pool, a non-CI run, and an API failure (warns, exits 0).tests/test_ci_pr_runner_pool.py:WarmAffinitytests the selection (only an idle, online runner carrying both the root label and the warm label), themain()output and summary, and fallbacks (other merge base, busy runner, no root count, no route token). Wiring tests cover the outputs, inputs, the attempt-1 runs-on, the upload step and the labeler's gating.tests/test_seed_derived_data.py: the expression evaluator now short-circuits&&/||and supportsfromJSON()and[i], as Actions does. A new case evaluates admission, its mirror, lag and the shards across attempt 1, attempt 2 after a refusal, and a plain retry.tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh(the env mirror may read[0]; the new picker output is allowed only through its checked route),tests/test_ci_change_areas.py(product consumer route),tests/test_ci_owned_build_state.py(6 script calls; the new steps are non-product), andtests/test_ci_workflow_run_sources.py(the labeler's job name is pinned to ci-macos.yml's admission).Commands run locally, with no app build:
python3 -m unittest tests/test_ci_pr_runner_pool.py tests/test_ci_owned_pool_rescue.py tests/test_ci_owned_warm_labels.py tests/test_ci_owned_build_state.py tests/test_seed_derived_data.py: 244 OKpython3 -m unittest tests/test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py tests/test_ci_queue_janitor.py: 104 OKpython3 tests/test_ci_workflow_run_sources.py: PASSbash tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh: exit 0tests/test_ci_change_areas.py, everytest_function: 262 passed, 0 failedactionlinton the three workflows: clean🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Routes compile admission on owned Macs to the idle root runner that already kept a build of the run's merge base, so PRs compile from warm DerivedData instead of from a seed.
New Features
owned_build_state.py warm-keysstep.ci-owned-warm-labels.ymlworkflow-run job labels the runner that actually ran admissionglaeda-warm-<sha12>(up to 4 keys) and strips those labels from other runners in its pool.admission_runner = ["<root label>", "glaeda-warm-<merge base>"]when an idle root runner carries the label, and compile admission takes it on attempt 1 only; otherwise routing is unchanged.Rollout
vars.CI_OWNED_WARM_LABELS=1, which the picker also reads so turning it off ignores labels already set; the route App needs Administration: write.owned_build_state.pyhaswarm-keys; the step checks for it first and skips otherwise.Written for commit 92a2ae6. Summary will update on new commits.
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