ci: rerun and bisect new main full-suite failures - #14510
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds commit data to regression-attribution reports and a workflow that reruns new failures, bisects eligible failures, and records outcomes in GitHub issue and pull-request comments. It also adds workflow configuration and tests for the bisect process. ChangesMain regression bisect
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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BisectWorkflow->>BisectCommand: Run advance
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A stalled GitHub call can delay automated regression checks. Add a timeout before merging if uninterrupted scheduled checks are required; otherwise this is a bounded operational risk. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new automation is limited to main and has dispatch and concurrency controls, but interrupted runs or failed comment updates can leave verification work duplicated or its published results out of sync. No externally reachable security exploit was established. Retained concerns
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Each new failure the attribution reports is rerun alone at the red run's head. A pass marks it flaky on the tracking issue and in the suspect pull requests' comments. A reproduced failure with no single suspect is bisected over the commits in its range that can change an app-host test, one probe per invocation of a 15-minute job, with state kept in a hidden JSON marker on the issue. A one-commit window confirms the culprit on the issue and on its pull request with the passing and failing run links. Dispatches are capped per run, per invocation, per day, and at two concurrent bisects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Skip a nested-suite test instead of dropping its red run's whole marker. - Count a commit where the test does not exist yet (selector resolution failed) as passing, and probe the last commit left unless it is the red run's head, so a failure only the head shows ends unresolved instead of blaming the last pull request. - Always pass --force: the dispatcher refuses a selector that already failed at a commit, which is the question being asked. - Reset the error count after any real result. - Keep the state and data markers under GitHub's comment size limit: finished items drop their probes, dispatches stop near the limit, and a range over 256 commits is not listed for bisection. - The all-flaky header on a suspect comment matches a fixed phrase, so it appears for comments listing several tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Cache job logs per run attempt, and look the attempt up first, so a rerun of a compile-failed probe is read fresh instead of the cached failure. - Read a cancelled job's log: a job timeout reports as cancelled and still carries partial results. Only a skipped or never-started job is an error. - Save state after every dispatch and merge probes other invocations added, written atomically, so a failed dispatch or a long `status --wait` cannot orphan branches. - Check range endpoints against first-parent history, and space `--points` probes evenly instead of rounding the step down. - `next` steps past a midpoint that answered nothing for the test instead of reporting the window closed. - `adopt` keeps an existing probe's branch; `cleanup` keeps state when a branch deletion fails; `start --force` names the branches it leaves. - "broken by" only names a watched commit; counts say "watched commits". - Skill: #14510 for app-host bisects, branch naming, INCOMPLETE meaning, and `--patch` needs its own `--bisect` name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/ci/main_regression_bisect.py`:
- Around line 586-587: Update the gh helper to impose a finite timeout on each
subprocess.run call, reusing the timeout approach and DISPATCH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS
used by dispatch_run where appropriate. Handle subprocess.TimeoutExpired so
callers can distinguish timed-out calls from ordinary command failures; do not
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In `@tests/test_ci_main_regression_bisect.py`:
- Around line 129-138: Update test_a_commit_without_the_test_counts_as_passing
so the test is absent at a midpoint actually probed during the bisect, then
assert that the absent-result probe was dispatched. Preserve the expected
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a timeout to gh subprocess calls.
gh() calls subprocess.run with no timeout. This helper serves poll_run, issue_comments, pr_comments, and every comment write. If one gh call hangs, the job blocks until the workflow timeout. The main-regression-bisect concurrency group does not cancel in-progress runs, so every 15-minute invocation waits behind the hung job. dispatch_run already uses DISPATCH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, so apply the same approach here.
The existing handlers catch only CalledProcessError. If the timeout re-raises as CalledProcessError, those handlers treat a timeout like any other failed call: poll_run answers "pending", and the write loop records the failure and continues.
This follows the retrieved learning: flag subprocess.run() calls with no timeout, and handle subprocess.TimeoutExpired.
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+GH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS = 120
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def gh(args: list[str]) -> str:
- return subprocess.run(["gh", *args], check=True, capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
+ try:
+ return subprocess.run(
+ ["gh", *args], check=True, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=GH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS,
+ ).stdout
+ except subprocess.TimeoutExpired as error:
+ raise subprocess.CalledProcessError(124, error.cmd, stderr=f"timed out after {GH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS}s") from error🧰 Tools
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In `@scripts/ci/main_regression_bisect.py` around lines 586 - 587, Update the gh
helper to impose a finite timeout on each subprocess.run call, reusing the
timeout approach and DISPATCH_TIMEOUT_SECONDS used by dispatch_run where
appropriate. Handle subprocess.TimeoutExpired so callers can distinguish
timed-out calls from ordinary command failures; do not convert a timeout into
the CalledProcessError path that poll_run and comment-write handlers treat as a
routine failure.
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| def test_a_commit_without_the_test_counts_as_passing(self): | ||
| # The test was added at C[2] and broken at C[5]. | ||
| def outcome(sha): | ||
| if sha in C and C.index(sha) < 2: | ||
| return "absent" | ||
| return "fail" if sha == HEAD or (sha in C and C.index(sha) >= 5) else "pass" | ||
| harness = Harness(outcome) | ||
| state, runs = MODULE.empty_state(), {7: data()} | ||
| drive(harness, state, runs, steps=20) | ||
| self.assertEqual(state["items"][0]["culprit"]["sha"], C[5]) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Make this test actually return "absent" during the bisect.
Tracing the bisect shows this test never reaches the absent → pass branch in record_result. The window is [PREV, C[0]..C[6]], and the bisect probes C[2], C[4], and C[5]. The fixture returns "absent" only for C[0] and C[1], and the bisect never probes either commit. So the test would still pass if record_result treated "absent" as "error" during a bisect.
To fix this, add the test at a later commit so that a midpoint probe returns "absent". Then assert that the probe happened.
This follows the retrieved learning: tests should exercise real logic paths, not just confirm that code runs.
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def test_a_commit_without_the_test_counts_as_passing(self):
- # The test was added at C[2] and broken at C[5].
+ # The test was added at C[4] and broken at C[5]; the C[2] midpoint has no such test.
def outcome(sha):
- if sha in C and C.index(sha) < 2:
+ if sha in C and C.index(sha) < 4:
return "absent"
return "fail" if sha == HEAD or (sha in C and C.index(sha) >= 5) else "pass"
harness = Harness(outcome)
state, runs = MODULE.empty_state(), {7: data()}
drive(harness, state, runs, steps=20)
+ self.assertIn(C[2], [sha for _, sha in harness.dispatched])
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| def test_a_commit_without_the_test_counts_as_passing(self): | |
| # The test was added at C[2] and broken at C[5]. | |
| def outcome(sha): | |
| if sha in C and C.index(sha) < 2: | |
| return "absent" | |
| return "fail" if sha == HEAD or (sha in C and C.index(sha) >= 5) else "pass" | |
| harness = Harness(outcome) | |
| state, runs = MODULE.empty_state(), {7: data()} | |
| drive(harness, state, runs, steps=20) | |
| self.assertEqual(state["items"][0]["culprit"]["sha"], C[5]) | |
| def test_a_commit_without_the_test_counts_as_passing(self): | |
| # The test was added at C[4] and broken at C[5]; the C[2] midpoint has no such test. | |
| def outcome(sha): | |
| if sha in C and C.index(sha) < 4: | |
| return "absent" | |
| return "fail" if sha == HEAD or (sha in C and C.index(sha) >= 5) else "pass" | |
| harness = Harness(outcome) | |
| state, runs = MODULE.empty_state(), {7: data()} | |
| drive(harness, state, runs, steps=20) | |
| self.assertIn(C[2], [sha for _, sha in harness.dispatched]) | |
| self.assertEqual(state["items"][0]["culprit"]["sha"], C[5]) |
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In `@tests/test_ci_main_regression_bisect.py` around lines 129 - 138, Update
test_a_commit_without_the_test_counts_as_passing so the test is absent at a
midpoint actually probed during the bisect, then assert that the absent-result
probe was dispatched. Preserve the expected culprit assertion for C[5].
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- Cache job logs per run attempt, and look the attempt up first, so a rerun of a compile-failed probe is read fresh instead of the cached failure. - Read a cancelled job's log: a job timeout reports as cancelled and still carries partial results. Only a skipped or never-started job is an error. - Save state after every dispatch and merge probes other invocations added, written atomically, so a failed dispatch or a long `status --wait` cannot orphan branches. - Check range endpoints against first-parent history, and space `--points` probes evenly instead of rounding the step down. - `next` steps past a midpoint that answered nothing for the test instead of reporting the window closed. - `adopt` keeps an existing probe's branch; `cleanup` keeps state when a branch deletion fails; `start --force` names the branches it leaves. - "broken by" only names a watched commit; counts say "watched commits". - Skill: #14510 for app-host bisects, branch naming, INCOMPLETE meaning, and `--patch` needs its own `--bisect` name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Cache job logs per run attempt, and look the attempt up first, so a rerun of a compile-failed probe is read fresh instead of the cached failure. - Read a cancelled job's log: a job timeout reports as cancelled and still carries partial results. Only a skipped or never-started job is an error. - Save state after every dispatch and merge probes other invocations added, written atomically, so a failed dispatch or a long `status --wait` cannot orphan branches. - Check range endpoints against first-parent history, and space `--points` probes evenly instead of rounding the step down. - `next` steps past a midpoint that answered nothing for the test instead of reporting the window closed. - `adopt` keeps an existing probe's branch; `cleanup` keeps state when a branch deletion fails; `start --force` names the branches it leaves. - "broken by" only names a watched commit; counts say "watched commits". - Skill: #14510 for app-host bisects, branch naming, INCOMPLETE meaning, and `--patch` needs its own `--bisect` name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…14533) * ci: bisect package test failures across main's history, with a skill PR CI runs selected package tests, so the full CmuxMobileShell suite drifted red on main without anyone noticing. Finding which PR broke each test meant hand-building overlay branches (old commits carry CI scripts that no longer run), dispatching test-ios.yml, scraping logs and diffing failure sets. scripts/ci/package_bisect.py does that loop: `start` pushes probe branches (an old commit's tree with today's iOS CI files and no lint gate) and dispatches the package suite on runner `auto`; `status` prints a per-test matrix with break, fix and flaky verdicts; `next` dispatches midpoints that split each break window; `adopt` counts existing runs; `cleanup` deletes the branches. The cmux-test-bisect skill covers when to use it, how to read the matrix, and how to decide stale test vs regression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: package bisect counts only tests that ran, and can patch probes Probes older than #14012 hang in the serial CmuxMobileShell run, so tests after the hang never execute. Counting their silence as a pass made 14 tests look broken by the commit that fixed the hang. - Record passes as well as failures; a test that never ran at a probe is unknown (`-`), and a probe with no "Test run with" summary is INCOMPLETE. - `start --patch <sha>` applies a known fix to every probe, and `--bisect <name>` keeps that experiment beside the first. - Cache finished job logs, so `status --refetch` re-parses without spending the shared REST budget, and skip a run the API refuses instead of aborting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: package bisect review fixes - Cache job logs per run attempt, and look the attempt up first, so a rerun of a compile-failed probe is read fresh instead of the cached failure. - Read a cancelled job's log: a job timeout reports as cancelled and still carries partial results. Only a skipped or never-started job is an error. - Save state after every dispatch and merge probes other invocations added, written atomically, so a failed dispatch or a long `status --wait` cannot orphan branches. - Check range endpoints against first-parent history, and space `--points` probes evenly instead of rounding the step down. - `next` steps past a midpoint that answered nothing for the test instead of reporting the window closed. - `adopt` keeps an existing probe's branch; `cleanup` keeps state when a branch deletion fails; `start --force` names the branches it leaves. - "broken by" only names a watched commit; counts say "watched commits". - Skill: #14510 for app-host bisects, branch naming, INCOMPLETE meaning, and `--patch` needs its own `--bisect` name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: package bisect waits on pending windows and keeps the newest probe Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: fix pending-window check in package bisect Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: run the package bisect tests in workflow-guard-tests Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: package bisect next --ways N probes a window N ways per round Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: package bisect probe subcommand adds chosen commits Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: package bisect review fixes - SKILL.md and the docstring put --package/--bisect before the subcommand; the old 'start --bisect ...' form fails in argparse. - cleanup deletes only the probe branches still on the remote, so a rerun after a partial cleanup finishes. - dispatch looks the run up when 'gh workflow run' prints no URL, instead of leaving a probe pending forever. - adopt checks the run's head and keeps the adopted run over a newer one. - start rejects a reversed GOOD..BAD range; drop_lint_gate exits cleanly when the job is missing. - workflow_guard_groups routes package_bisect.py to the ci guard group. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 1 (#14436) names suspect pull requests for each new failure on main's full suite from the diff alone. That guess blames an author for a flaky test, and gives no single answer for a tie or a failure no diff explains. On the latest red run (https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/actions/runs/36106360658), 11 new failures got: 1 unattributed, 1 tied five ways (nobody pinged), 3 tied three ways, and 6 single suspects, none checked against a run.
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scripts/ci/main_regression_bisect.py advance, run by the newmain-regression-bisect.ymlevery 15 minutes and right after each report (main only, one invocation at a time, never cancelled). Each invocation advances every open check by one step, because a focused run takes 10 to 30 minutes.scripts/ci/dispatch-focused-test.py. At that commit it reuses the products the red run compiled (app-host-test-rerun.yml, onlycmuxTestsrecompiles). A pass marks the failure flaky: its issue row says so, and each suspect's slice-1 comment (found by its hidden marker, pull request and range) gets an update on that test's line, plus a top line when every test in the comment turned out flaky.web/,scripts/ci/and similar only commits are skipped, usingapp_host_test_rerun.OUTSIDE_THE_APP). On the red run above that is 23 of the range's commits, so about 5 probes. A commit where the test does not exist yet (the selector-resolution step fails) counts as passing. A single suspect is left at "reproduced" (its comment says so). A range over 256 such commits is not bisected.scripts/ci/commit) ends unresolved instead of blaming a pull request. Then the issue row and the culprit's comment say confirmed with the passing and failing run links (the baseline full-suite run when the first commit is the culprit). A culprit nobody suspected gets one comment (hidden marker, idempotent). Other suspects' comments say the bisect cleared them.A run counts as a test failure only when its
Run selected testsstep failed. Any other failure (compile, runner) is an error, retried once, then given up. Dispatches pass--force: the dispatcher refuses a selector that already failed at a commit, which is the question being asked, and the state already keeps one run per item in flight.State lives in one comment on the tracking issue: a hidden JSON marker plus a readable table. Only comments
github-actionswrote are read, and shas and selectors are validated before a dispatch, so nobody else's comment can steer one. The state is written before the edits, so a failed edit cannot lose a dispatched run.Caps: 5 flake checks per red run, 4 dispatches per invocation, 2 concurrent bisects, 10 open checks, 20 finished items kept, and
vars.MAIN_REGRESSION_BISECT_DISPATCHES_PER_DAY(default 24,0stops new dispatches) in any 24 hours. Checks expire after 3 days, and stop when the issue closes on a green run. No reverts.Compile cost. Flake checks reuse the red run's products. Bisect midpoints are intermediate main commits no CI run compiled (only full-suite heads are compiled), so each probe is a full
test-e2e.ymlbuild, 12 to 27 minutes of a macOS runner, routed by the usual pool picker (owned minis first). The dispatcher still reuses products whenever an ancestor with the same app has them.How validated
python3 tests/test_ci_main_regression_bisect.py: 34 fixture-driven tests, no network: flaky, bisect to the first bad commit in log2 probes, baseline link for the first commit, head-only confirm without a probe, last commit probed before confirming, head-only failure left unresolved, missing test counts as passing, nested suite skipped, range too long, single suspect, no relevant commit, error retry with force, pending, per-run/per-invocation/per-day/concurrency caps, expiry, bounded state size, step classification, marker round trip and validation, issue row and suspect comment edits, culprit post idempotency, workflow wiring.python3 tests/test_ci_main_regression_attribution.py: 28 tests (2 new: outcome commits, data marker and its bounds).test_ci_workflow_run_sources.py,test_runner_label_policy.py,test_ci_workflow_guards_are_wired.py,test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py, actionlint,verify-local.py --affected: pass.advance --dry-runagainst Main full-suite CI is red #13879 reads the issue and pull request comments over GraphQL and does nothing (no data markers yet).Open
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