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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMain-branch full-suite dispatches can now use owned macOS pools, with configurable capacity reserves. CI build-state reuse, owned-pool accounting, and rescue handling also include eligible main dispatches. ChangesMain-Branch Full-Suite Dispatch
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI as ci.yml
participant Picker as pr_runner_pool.py
participant GitHub as GitHub run listing
participant Mac as ci-macos.yml
CI->>Picker: Pass event, ref, and main reserve
Picker->>GitHub: Count active routed runs
Picker-->>CI: Return pool selection
CI->>Mac: Pass runner and Xcode inputs
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Main-branch CI dispatches can now use the owned Mac minis. When main advances, a stuck rescue retry can re-run an outdated main commit and displace a newer run, and the stale-run cancel can hit a newer attempt of the same run. Fix these rescue paths before merging. A small test determinism fix is also needed. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Main’s full suite can now occupy runners previously used by pull-request CI. The code does not reserve capacity by default, despite the stated plan to leave machines free. Existing hosted-runner fallback limits the impact, but the actual deployment setting is not established. Retained concerns
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ci-main-full-suite.yml dispatches ci.yml on main about 32 times a day, and every one ran compile admission and the 7 app-host shards on Blacksmith. ci-macos.yml already reads the picker's outputs for a workflow_dispatch on main, but the picker only ran for pull requests. pr_runner_pool.py now routes main's dispatch too, below pull requests: it takes an owned pool only when the whole run fits (no split) with CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVE machines and root runners left free (default 4, since the run holds 9 of the fleet's 14 root runners), and never takes a Blacksmith pick, so otherwise it keeps MACOS_RUNNER_PR. The side lanes stay off its plan. The route token and lane Xcode pin reach the picker for main's dispatch, newer picks replay main's runs from the same one page of CI runs, the janitor counts its marker in `committed`, admission reuses the owned Mac's kept build state on main, and ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml watches main's dispatch like a pull request, checking main's HEAD instead of a pull request head. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The reserve default drops to 0 and main splits like a pull request, so it takes whatever fits on the owned pools instead of waiting for a nearly idle fleet. CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVE above 0 restores the whole-run rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/ci/owned_pool_rescue.py`:
- Around line 633-637: Before `api.cancel` in this moved-head branch, compare
the fetched run’s `run_attempt` with `target.attempt`; skip cancellation when
they differ so a watcher for an older attempt cannot cancel a newer one.
- Around line 627-628: Update main() and rescue() to pass the actual job outcome
into rescue(), then base keep_main on whether that outcome is "refused" rather
than on failed_only. This should restrict the moved-head exception to refused
jobs while preserving the existing head checks for stuck attempts.
In `@tests/test_ci_pr_runner_pool.py`:
- Line 1797: Update the main-dispatch test around `pool.main` to use one
test-controlled instant for both `fresh["generated_at"]` and the clock read by
`pool.main`, so the freshness check does not depend on real wall-clock time.
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| keep_main = target.main and failed_only | ||
| moved = "" if keep_main else pull_moved(api, target, sleep, log) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict the moved-head exception to refused jobs.
If a main run reaches attempt 2 on an owned light pool and that attempt becomes stuck, main() sets failed_only=True for the stuck attempt. keep_main then skips both head checks. After main advances, the rescue can cancel and re-run the obsolete attempt instead of cancelling it without a re-run. Pass the actual "refused" outcome into rescue() and use that outcome, not failed_only, for this exception. A re-run of the old main commit can also replace a pending newer run in the same concurrency group. (docs.github.com)
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In `@scripts/ci/owned_pool_rescue.py` around lines 627 - 628, Update main() and
rescue() to pass the actual job outcome into rescue(), then base keep_main on
whether that outcome is "refused" rather than on failed_only. This should
restrict the moved-head exception to refused jobs while preserving the existing
head checks for stuck attempts.
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| run = read(lambda: api.run(target.run_id), sleep, log) | ||
| if run.get("status") == "completed": | ||
| return f"not rescued: {moved}" | ||
| api.cancel(target.run_id) | ||
| return f"cancelled run {target.run_id}, not re-run: {moved}" |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Check the current attempt before cancelling a moved-head run.
If another actor cancels and re-runs attempt 1 after the watcher assesses its jobs, this branch can call api.cancel(target.run_id) while attempt 2 is running. Unlike the other rescue path at Line 641, this branch does not compare the fetched run_attempt with target.attempt. Make that comparison before cancellation so an attempt-1 watcher cannot cancel a newer attempt. GitHub exposes the attempt on the workflow-run record, while cancellation targets the run ID. (docs.github.com)
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In `@scripts/ci/owned_pool_rescue.py` around lines 633 - 637, Before `api.cancel`
in this moved-head branch, compare the fetched run’s `run_attempt` with
`target.attempt`; skip cancellation when they differ so a watcher for an older
attempt cannot cancel a newer one.
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| with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmp: | ||
| snapshot = Path(tmp, "snap.json") | ||
| fresh = self.snap() | ||
| fresh["generated_at"] = dt.datetime.now(dt.timezone.utc).strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ") |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Inject a fixed clock for the main-dispatch test.
This test stamps the snapshot with the real clock. pool.main then reads the real clock to decide whether that snapshot is fresh. Freeze both reads at one test-controlled instant.
As per coding guidelines, “A test must not depend on real wall-clock time” and must use an injected virtual or fake clock.
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In `@tests/test_ci_pr_runner_pool.py` at line 1797, Update the main-dispatch test
around `pool.main` to use one test-controlled instant for both
`fresh["generated_at"]` and the clock read by `pool.main`, so the freshness
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640136f ci: route main's full-suite dispatch onto the owned Mac minis (manaflow-ai#14405) c153990 Merge pull request manaflow-ai#14363 from manaflow-ai/13458-hide-undiscoverable-devices 002f269 Merge pull request manaflow-ai#14392 from manaflow-ai/issue-12775-restore-stale-records 34d7d3f ci(seed): seed an owned Mac's second canonical root from the trusted pool (manaflow-ai#14407) c25a3e3 fix: keep iOS pairing independent from Mac discoverability a1058f7 test: keep phone pairing off when Mac preferences are enabled a4fd30c Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into issue-12775-restore-stale-records 2fd9d26 test: isolate discovery admission and verify repeated socket recovery 2f8e815 Merge PR manaflow-ai#14386 socket recovery with bounded cleanup and private diagnostics 1f56942 fix: enforce independent peer admission and indexed close ownership e55d519 test: exercise peer opt-ins and production close teardown ccffaaa fix: import Cloud feature policy after package move 6b93ae6 fix: validate restore admission fixtures and cancellation b18a9b5 Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux into issue-12775-restore-stale-records efa2b13 fix: delegate evidence subscription convenience initializer d84ef5c Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux into 13458-hide-undiscoverable-devices bf8c646 fix: separate Mac hosting from iOS pairing ca62c96 Merge origin/main into 13458-hide-undiscoverable-devices cfebd92 fix: harden Mac device closes and socket recovery 7d45713 test: reproduce socket reservation reset failures c0873f5 Merge origin/main into issue-12775-restore-stale-records fdfd53c Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux into 13458-hide-undiscoverable-devices 42979de fix: retry deferred restores after owner exit 3fa0d81 test: cover stale owner restore admission b943865 fix: retain device sidebar provenance across disconnects a337c98 test: isolate Mac discovery from iOS inbound routing 515ab13 fix: isolate Mac discovery from incoming mobile hosting 09a448e fix(iroh-v2): reclaim leaked socket reservations and classify the output cap a473511 test(iroh-v2): reproduce leaked socket reservations blocking a user c0dd582 test: make mirrored close and source-label regressions deterministic d149a14 test: cover authority renewal at both schema audit limits 3affdb7 test: cover authority renewal at the v6 audit limit a911301 test: cover directory and relay renewal after v6 activation 2c62256 fix: require current whole-workspace ownership before remote close a890ba6 test: keep mixed local and Mac layouts from closing source terminals b7c546c fix: synchronize deliberate terminal closes across Mac workspaces ce00287 test: propagate deliberate Mac terminal closure to its owner 7df1162 fix: show source Mac names beside workspace directories 1cfcca7 test: show the source Mac in workspace sidebar details 7e9ee16 fix: require host opt-in for automatic Mac discovery f747933 test: cover undiscoverable Macs and persistent device controls # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci-macos.yml # .github/workflows/ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml # .github/workflows/ci.yml # .github/workflows/seed-derived-data.yml
…s peak With CI_PR_POOL_QUEUE_ROUNDS > 0 (default 1, at most 3) a run goes where it expects to wait least: the queue its job joins in rounds of the pool's machines, times a job's length there (5 min on 12vcpu, 10 elsewhere), plus COLD_ROUNDS on macOS 15. An owned pool takes it, in order, while its jobs start no later than this run's jobs would on the best Blacksmith pool, within `rounds` job lengths, and within the queue bound; root runners the same. Otherwise the Blacksmith pool with the least expected wait. - Wait counts what holds a label now: jobs queued and running, and each run since the snapshot at min(peak, 3) while younger than a job (10 min), its whole peak after. An idle mini is never held for a shard that does not exist yet; the shard queues behind later runs in GitHub's order. - Bound: committed and marker peaks plus this run's peak stay within machines x (1 + rounds), so back-to-back runs cannot grow the queue. - Replayed runs are compared at REPLAYED_RUN_JOBS, not one job. - Rounds 0 restores the old accounting exactly; grids of 576 pull request and 144 main-dispatch cases match upstream main. - Main's full-suite dispatch (#14405) is ported: owned pools only, its reserve (CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVE) turns off the queue and the split. - Rescue: the queued marker is gone; a CI run's owned jobs get 900 s per round on top of CI_OWNED_POOL_RESCUE_SECONDS (3300 s at most), cut per job to end END_MARGIN_SECONDS before the watch so a late shard is still moved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s peak (#14410) With CI_PR_POOL_QUEUE_ROUNDS > 0 (default 1, at most 3) a run goes where it expects to wait least: the queue its job joins in rounds of the pool's machines, times a job's length there (5 min on 12vcpu, 10 elsewhere), plus COLD_ROUNDS on macOS 15. An owned pool takes it, in order, while its jobs start no later than this run's jobs would on the best Blacksmith pool, within `rounds` job lengths, and within the queue bound; root runners the same. Otherwise the Blacksmith pool with the least expected wait. - Wait counts what holds a label now: jobs queued and running, and each run since the snapshot at min(peak, 3) while younger than a job (10 min), its whole peak after. An idle mini is never held for a shard that does not exist yet; the shard queues behind later runs in GitHub's order. - Bound: committed and marker peaks plus this run's peak stay within machines x (1 + rounds), so back-to-back runs cannot grow the queue. - Replayed runs are compared at REPLAYED_RUN_JOBS, not one job. - Rounds 0 restores the old accounting exactly; grids of 576 pull request and 144 main-dispatch cases match upstream main. - Main's full-suite dispatch (#14405) is ported: owned pools only, its reserve (CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVE) turns off the queue and the split. - Rescue: the queued marker is gone; a CI run's owned jobs get 900 s per round on top of CI_OWNED_POOL_RESCUE_SECONDS (3300 s at most), cut per job to end END_MARGIN_SECONDS before the watch so a late shard is still moved. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main's full-suite CI never ran on the owned Mac minis.
ci-main-full-suite.ymldispatchesci.ymlon main about 32 times a day, and all 32 measured runs put compile admission and the 7 app-host shards on Blacksmith (p50 wall about 37 min; admission 887 s on 6vcpu against 663 s on a mini with a 2 s queue).ci-macos.ymlalready reads the picker's outputs for aworkflow_dispatchonrefs/heads/main, butpr_runner_pool.pyonly picked for pull requests, so those outputs were always empty.With this change the picker also routes main's dispatch, below pull requests:
CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVEmachines and as many root runners still free. Otherwise the pick is empty, and main keepsMACOS_RUNNER_PRexactly as today. Main never takes a Blacksmith pick. The run holds 9 root runners at peak (admission, then 7 shards, tests-build-and-lag and cli-product-tests), andCI_OWNED_POOL_SLOTSgives 14, so a reserve above 5 would keep main off the fleet entirely. The default is 4, which means main lands there only when at least 13 of 14 root runners are idle. Main's CI concurrency group runs one dispatch at a time, so main never holds more than one run's machines.changesmints the route App token for main's dispatch (live idle runners), and passes the lane Xcode pin. The marker the janitor and rescue read is uploaded as before. The janitor counts main's marker incommitted. Newer picks replay main's in-flight runs from the same single page of CI runs (the listing drops itsevent=pull_requestfilter and filters client-side, so no extra request). Admission reuses the owned Mac's kept build state on main too, which also leaves the Mac warm for the main commit the next pull requests merge onto.ci-owned-pool-rescue.ymlnow also watches attempt 1 of aci.ymldispatch on main, with the same safety conditions. It has no pull request head to check, so it checks main's HEAD instead. If main has moved past the run's commit, a stuck run is cancelled but not re-run, because its completion makesci-main-full-suite.ymldispatch the newer HEAD. A refused job gets its failed jobs re-run, same as for a pull request. A retry attempt of main never takes an owned pool, with or withoutCI_OWNED_LIGHT_RETRY.Main's dispatch runs main's own code, so putting it on the owned pool is no looser than a same-repository pull request. The self-hosted guard comment now says so. The guard's rules didn't need to change, because the pick still reaches jobs only through
pr_runnerand the other checked inputs.Overlap with #14397. That PR moves the rescue's trigger from
workflow_run: requestedto a dispatch from a newowned-pool-watchjob, gated on pull requests and E2E. Whichever lands second should add main's dispatch to that job's condition.target_from_eventalready accepts main's dispatch here, and that PR reuses it.Turning it off: set
CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVEabove 5 (orCI_PR_POOL_OWNEDto anything but 1).Validation
Python and shell only. No app build ran on this Mac.
python3 -m unittest tests.test_ci_pr_runner_pool(newMainFullSuiteclass: the reserve on machines and root runners, no split, no Blacksmith pick, refusal on other refs, retries, bad reserve values, the side lanes dropped frommain()'s outputs, janitor marker reads,ci.ymlwiring; the route-lookup test now includes a main dispatch, a merge group and a topic-branch dispatch), plustests.test_ci_owned_pool_rescue(newMainDispatchclass: target selection, the ephemeral stop, stuck and re-run, main moved before and during the cancel, a refusal),tests.test_seed_derived_data(evaluator cases: every ci-macos job of a main dispatch takes the root label on attempt 1 and the rescue's attempt 2, and the retry runner on a person's re-run; owned-state and prefer-seed on main; the route-tokenifand pin across events),tests.test_ci_owned_build_state,tests.test_ci_queue_janitor,tests.test_ci_fork_runner_routing,tests.test_run_e2e,tests.test_ci_health_report: all OK.tests/test_ci_change_areas.py(everytest_function run by import, since pytest isn't installed): 262 passed, 0 failed.bash tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh,tests/test_ci_workflow_run_sources.py,tests/test_ci_macos_xcode_selection.py,tests/test_ci_pull_request_caches_are_read_only.py,tests/test_ci_release_product_reuse.py: pass.actionlinton the three workflows: clean.python3 scripts/verify-local.py --affected upstream/main: 10/10.Not yet shown: a live main dispatch landing on the minis. With the default reserve that needs a nearly idle fleet, so the first one to look for is an overnight dispatch. Its
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Routes main's full-suite CI dispatch, previously always on Blacksmith, onto the owned Mac minis.
The picker now routes main's
ci.ymldispatch below pull requests:CI_OWNED_MAIN_RESERVE> 0 holds that many machines and root runners back for pull requests and lets main in only whole — since the run holds 9 of the fleet's 14 root runners, a reserve above 5 keeps main off entirely.MACOS_RUNNER_PRexactly as today.The rest of the plumbing treats main's dispatch like a same-repository pull request: the route token and Xcode pin reach the picker, the janitor counts its marker, admission reuses the owned Mac's kept build state, and the rescue watches it against main's HEAD — a stuck run is cancelled and re-run, but once main moves past the run's commit it is cancelled without re-run so the dispatcher picks up the newer HEAD. A refused job is re-run whether or not main moved, so a fleet refusal never leaves main's run red.
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