ci: build the nightly app on cmux15's trusted runner first, Blacksmith as fallback - #14821
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…h as fallback build-nightly-app was hard-coded to blacksmith-12vcpu-macos-26, so a push to main never considered an owned mini (run 36239331473). Attempt 1 of a push or schedule run on main now asks for vars.CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOL, the trusted owned pool (no pull request runners; the glaeda hook admits only main's push and schedule jobs), because the job holds the ci-cache-writer R2 keys and the Sentry token and its app is signed and shipped. Forks, rc/**, dispatches, fast dogfood and re-runs keep Blacksmith. - owned_pool_rescue.py / ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml: watch nightly.yml runs like a picker-less side lane (NIGHTLY_WORKFLOW_PATH). Recognise glaeda-trusted-* labels. Allow one queue round behind a DerivedData seed. A stuck or refused build is re-run on Blacksmith, unless a newer nightly run on main is still pending. - nightly.yml: an owned runner folds its workspace path into the release compile-cache key, so the mini and Blacksmith lineages never evict each other (Blacksmith's key is unchanged). Clear build outputs a persistent runner kept. - runner_label_policy.py: CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOL may only name a glaeda-trusted-* label; the health report and variable check read it. - Signing and notarization stay on Blacksmith (unproven on owned Macs; #6264). Docs list every macOS job's route. 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. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEligible first-attempt main-branch nightly builds can use a configured trusted owned pool. The rescue workflow now watches those runs and handles queueing, refused builds, and newer unfinished runs. CI variable validation, tests, and runner documentation also cover the route. ChangesTrusted owned-pool nightly builds
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NightlyWorkflow
participant RescueWorkflow
participant RescueScript
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NightlyWorkflow->>RescueWorkflow: Complete eligible nightly run
RescueWorkflow->>RescueScript: Start rescue watcher
RescueScript->>GitHubAPI: Query newer unfinished nightly runs
GitHubAPI-->>RescueScript: Return matching run IDs
RescueScript->>GitHubAPI: Cancel superseded run or rerun failed jobs
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A stuck nightly app build can be cancelled without a replacement build. Fix the rescue supersession check before merging, and restrict or confirm the approved runner-label configuration. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new runner selection is restricted to main-branch builds and requires two trusted-runner labels. However, its configuration check accepts runner names other than the intended build machine. A misconfiguration could place a build that uses sensitive credentials and produces a shipped app on another trusted machine with a different workload. Retained concerns
Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@scripts/ci/owned_pool_rescue.py`:
- Line 341: Update the queued-label check in watch() so labels using the
configured trusted prefix are recognized even when they fail
TRUSTED_LABEL.fullmatch(). Before treating such a label as an available runner
or moving the job, verify that the label is actually available; keep
persistent-label handling unchanged.
- Around line 636-637: Update the nightly rescue rerun decision so cancelled
nightly builds use a full workflow rerun rather than the failed-jobs-only path;
retain failed-only reruns for refused nightly jobs. Use the target’s nightly
status when evaluating the side-rerun condition so non-nightly side targets keep
their existing behavior.
- Around line 805-807: Update rescue() so it treats a newer unfinished run as
superseding only after confirming it will produce an app, rather than relying on
newer_unfinished_runs()’s workflow, branch, run ID, and status filters alone.
Ignore runs where build-nightly-app is skipped, and preserve the existing
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`POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/actions/runs/{run_id}/rerun-failed-jobs` is documented to rerun **failed jobs and their dependent jobs**. GitHub’s docs don’t say that it includes jobs whose conclusion is `cancelled`, so don’t rely on this endpoint to rerun cancelled jobs. [1]
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Use a full rerun for cancelled nightly builds.
target.side makes nightly rescue call rerun-failed-jobs after cancellation. That endpoint reruns failed jobs and their dependents, but it does not establish reruns for a job whose conclusion is cancelled. The nightly build and its dependent publishing jobs can therefore remain skipped.
Use a full workflow rerun for a stuck nightly build. Keep failed-only reruns for refused nightly jobs.
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- failed_only = outcome == "refused" or target.attempt > 1 or target.e2e or target.side
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In `@scripts/ci/owned_pool_rescue.py` around lines 636 - 637, Update the nightly
rescue rerun decision so cancelled nightly builds use a full workflow rerun
rather than the failed-jobs-only path; retain failed-only reruns for refused
nightly jobs. Use the target’s nightly status when evaluating the side-rerun
condition so non-nightly side targets keep their existing behavior.
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| newer = read(lambda: api.newer_unfinished_runs(target.path, target.run_id, MAIN_BRANCH), sleep, log) | ||
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Do not treat every unfinished nightly run as a replacement app build.
The six-hour schedule run can remain unfinished while build-nightly-app is skipped. newer_unfinished_runs() filters by workflow, branch, run ID, and status only. It does not check whether the run will build or publish an app. rescue() can therefore cancel the stuck app-producing run without rerunning it.
Require the newer run to be an app-producing nightly run before using it as a superseding run.
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In `@scripts/ci/owned_pool_rescue.py` around lines 805 - 807, Update rescue() so
it treats a newer unfinished run as superseding only after confirming it will
produce an app, rather than relying on newer_unfinished_runs()’s workflow,
branch, run ID, and status filters alone. Ignore runs where build-nightly-app is
skipped, and preserve the existing superseding behavior for app-producing runs.
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Both trusted minis carry glaeda-trusted-std-xcode-26.6, but cmuxs-mac-mini-6 also runs the team dev-build worker as the same user, so the shipped build should never land there. Seeding keeps both, so CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOL is unchanged. build-nightly-app now asks for ["<CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOL>", "<CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER>"]: the trusted pool and one runner's own glaeda-runner-<name> label (glaeda-cmux-runner's runner_label()). Either variable empty means Blacksmith, so this is inert until cmux15's runner is re-registered with that label and the variable is set. - runner_label_policy.py: CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER may only be a lowercase glaeda-runner-* label (also safe inside the JSON runs-on). - ci-health-report.yml / ci-repo-variables.yml: report it. - ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml: watch nightly runs only while both are set. - Docs and tests follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/ci/runner_label_policy.py`:
- Around line 200-202: Restrict RUNNER_NAME_LABEL in the runner-label policy to
match only the approved glaeda-runner-cmux15-glaeda label; keep the existing
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Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-16
Restrict CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER to the approved runner.
nightly.yml identifies glaeda-runner-cmux15-glaeda as the only runner approved to build the shipped app. The current policy accepts any glaeda-runner-* label, including the other trusted mini that runs team development builds with the same user and trusted credentials.
Enforce the approved runner label
-RUNNER_NAME_LABEL = re.compile(r"glaeda-runner-[a-z0-9][a-z0-9._-]*")
+RUNNER_NAME_LABEL = re.compile(r"glaeda-runner-cmux15-glaeda")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/ci/runner_label_policy.py` around lines 200 - 202, Restrict
RUNNER_NAME_LABEL in the runner-label policy to match only the approved
glaeda-runner-cmux15-glaeda label; keep the existing fullmatch validation so
other runner labels are rejected.
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9bae42b Show one settings section at a time (manaflow-ai#12993) 1dfd0e6 fix: join soft-wrapped rows when copying terminal text (manaflow-ai#6923) 8ae8f01 ci: build the nightly app on cmux15's trusted runner first, Blacksmith as fallback (manaflow-ai#14821) 977148c Add command palette entries for shortcut-only actions (manaflow-ai#14815) 659fc76 Keep Claude NODE_OPTIONS restore preload out of TMPDIR (manaflow-ai#14814) 749a2f8 test(simulator): bound the interactive frame wait by the idle interval, not 250 ms (manaflow-ai#14820) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci-health-report.yml # .github/workflows/ci-owned-pool-rescue.yml # .github/workflows/ci-repo-variables.yml # .github/workflows/nightly.yml
Why
Owned minis should be the first choice for every macOS job they can run, with Blacksmith as overflow. Pull request jobs already work this way. Several non-PR jobs are still hard-coded to Blacksmith. The trigger was run 36239331473 (push to main):
build-nightly-appran onblacksmith-12vcpu-macos-26because itsruns-onnever considered a mini.What moves
nightly.ymlbuild-nightly-appnow tries one trusted owned mini first: cmux15. On attempt 1 of a push or schedule run onmain, whileCI_PR_POOL_OWNED == 1, it asks for["<vars.CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOL>", "<vars.CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER>"]. Only a runner carrying both the trusted pool label and its ownglaeda-runner-<name>label can take the job. In every other case it falls back to the existing Blacksmith 12 vCPU expression: forks,rc/**, dispatches, fast dogfood, re-runs, or either variable empty.Why cmux15 only, not mini-6. Both carry
glaeda-trusted-std-xcode-26.6, so seeding keeps using both. mini-6 also runs the team dev-build worker as the same user, and hosts ci-dash, subrouter-dash and tunnels. cmux15 has no PR runners and no dev-build worker. Over the last 24.7 h it ran 70 jobs, allseed, all admitted, at about 40% utilisation with a p50 of 504 s, so it has headroom.CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOLitself is not narrowed.The label does not exist on cmux15 yet. It carries no unique label today; its runner was registered before glaeda started adding
glaeda-runner-<name>to root runners. Current glaeda main already addsglaeda-runner-cmux15-glaedawhen the runner is registered again from the manifest; theglaeda-cmux-runner --manifest … --member cmux15plan shows it. Until the label exists and the variable is set, nothing changes and the job stays on Blacksmith.Hook.
trusted_refusalalready admits main's push and schedule runs. glaeda-cmux-runner-hook: class cmux's nightly app build as isolated teamleaderleo/glaeda#1287 classesnightly.yml/build-nightly-appasisolated(2 units, no token). As an unknown id it would take thecompileclass and hold the canonical root that a seed on the same mini waits for.Why the trusted pool and not the PR pool (
glaeda-std). This job holds theci-cache-writerR2 keys andSENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN, and its unsigned app is whatbuild-sign-notarize-nightlysigns and ships. The PR pool minis run pull request code and keep state between jobs. The repo already refuses owned PR minis forci-cache-writerjobs (ios_runner_pool.owned_blocker: "seed_cache runs in the ci-cache-writer environment with the R2 write keys"). The trusted pool is the owned pool built for this case. Its runners have no pull request runners, and the glaeda hook (trusted_refusalinglaeda-cmux-runner-hook) admits only main's own push and schedule jobs.seed-derived-data.ymlalready writes R2 seeds from it with the same environment, so the environment and its secrets are proven on self-hosted runners.Fallback uses the existing rescue, not a new mechanism. The job has no picker, like the side lanes.
ci-owned-pool-rescue.ymlnow also triggers onNightly macOS build(workflow_run: requested).owned_pool_rescue.pywatches it as a side lane (NIGHTLY_WORKFLOW_PATH,Target.nightly), andjob_poolnow recognisesglaeda-(root-)trusted-*labels.CI_OWNED_POOL_RESCUE_SECONDSplus oneQUEUE_ROUND_SECONDS(900 s). The extra round exists because the same minis seed DerivedData on every push, and a seed takes 5–7 min. The run is cancelled and its failed and cancelled jobs are re-run on Blacksmith.nightly.yml's concurrency group never cancels in progress, so a re-run would join the group and cancel the pending newer run. A stuck run is still cancelled, so the newer run can start.Compile-cache key. The minis run the same Xcode build as Blacksmith (Xcode 26.6, 17F113;
CMUX_CI_XCODE_APP_MACOS_26=/Applications/Xcode_26.6.app), so OS, arch and toolchain would collide. The workspace path differs, so mini entries would mostly miss on Blacksmith and push Blacksmith's own entry out of the prefix restore. On a*-glaeda[-K]runner the key step now folds the workspace path into the toolchain hash. Each lineage restores only its own entries, and the Blacksmith key bytes are unchanged.Workspace reuse. The job already clears stale git locks. It now also clears
build-universalandremote-daemon-assetsby name after checkout (scripts/ci/clear-dirs.sh), so a stale product or dSYM from an earlier job can never ship.Timeouts and speed. The one universal Release build measured on a mini (run 36010907785, ci: try the nightly app compile on an owned Mac mini first, Blacksmith fallback #14208) compiled in 15.5 min. The Blacksmith 12 vCPU job took 16 min in run 36239331473. The 90 min timeout is unchanged.
Guard rails.
runner_label_policy.pynow accepts only these values:CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOL:glaeda-trusted-<class>-xcode-<version>or empty. A PR pool label there would put these credentials on PR machines.CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER(new):glaeda-runner-<lowercase name>or empty. This shape also keeps the value safe inside the JSONruns-onarray. Even a PR runner's name label could match nothing here, because PR runners never carry the trusted pool label.ci-health-report.ymlandci-repo-variables.ymlreport both. No repo variable was changed.To turn it on (owner)
glaeda-runner-cmux15-glaeda.gh variable set CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER --repo manaflow-ai/cmux -b glaeda-runner-cmux15-glaedaTo turn it off, clear the variable.
What
build-nightly-appexposes to the runner (for review)It holds no signing material. The Apple certificate, keychain password, notary credentials and Sparkle keys are only in
build-sign-notarize-nightly, which this PR leaves untouched. It is not secret-free, though:ci-cache-writerenvironment (main only). HoldsCI_CACHE_R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID,CI_CACHE_R2_SECRET_ACCESS_KEYandCI_CACHE_R2_ACCOUNT_ID. The job passes these to its two cache-save steps: the Xcode compilation cache and the Swift packages cache. That is R2 write access to the CI cache bucket.SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN(repository secret), used for the dSYM upload.contents: write,attestations: writeandid-token: write. The job attests the SSH daemon assets.This is why the job targets the trusted pool and never the PR pool. The same R2 keys already reach the trusted pool through
seed-derived-data.yml. The build output, which gets signed and shipped, is the new trust step here. This is also why only cmux15 builds it.Self-hosted guard.
check_no_self_hosted_fleet_runnersforbids fleet labels, including anything matchingglaeda-, and bareself-hosted/macOS/ARM64written literally in workflow text. It also forbidsMACOS_RUNNER_*variables that hold such labels. This PR does not loosen it and adds no exception. The new branch names no label; it buildsruns-onfromvars.CI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOLandvars.CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER, whose valuesrunner_label_policy.pynow holds to their shapes. Signing, notarization and TestFlight/App Store uploads stay on Blacksmith, per cmuxterm-hq#571. A dedicated release mini is proposed in cmuxterm-hq#627.What stays on Blacksmith, and why
build-sign-notarize-nightly,release.yml, iOS store jobs) stay on Blacksmith. Signing has never been proven on an owned mini: there is no such run in the repo history. The retired self-hosted fleet failedcodesignwitherrSecInternalComponent(CI: pin signing/notarization jobs to WarpBuild (fix self-hosted codesign errSecInternalComponent) #6264, "pin signing jobs to WarpBuild"), and ci: try the nightly app compile on an owned Mac mini first, Blacksmith fallback #14208 also kept signing on hosted runners. The keychain import intobuild.keychainis untested on minis.build-nightly-ghostty-cli-helperandseed-swiftpm-manifestsneed a macOS 15 image or the SDK 15 Xcode, which the minis do not have.refresh-compilation-cacheis the only job that keeps the Blacksmith fallback lineage of the release cache warm.refresh-test-compilation-cacheand theseed-derived-dataBlacksmith pools seed Blacksmith's own admission lanes.repository_owner != 'manaflow-ai'first everywhere.Audit: every macOS job
Classes:
ci.yml→ci-macos.ymlcompile admission, app-host shards,tests-build-and-lag,cli-product-testspr_runner_pool.pyroot/gui labels, rescueci-main-full-suite.yml(dispatchesci.ymlon main)pr_runner_pool.py"Main's full suite"ci.ymlclaude-wrapper,remote-daemon.yml(called),ci-macos.ymlswift-package-testsclient, relay-tls diag, terminal-hang (×2)CI_SIDE_LANE_RUNNER+ rescuetest-e2e.yml,test-ios.yml,ios-screenshots.ymle2e_runner_pool.py,ios_runner_pool.py+ rescueseed-derived-data.ymltrusted poolCI_SEED_TRUSTED_POOLnightly.ymlbuild-nightly-apprc/**blacksmith-12vcpu-macos-26CI_NIGHTLY_TRUSTED_RUNNER), Blacksmith fallback via rescuenightly.ymlbuild-sign-notarize-nightlyMACOS_RUNNER_26/ 6 vCPUerrSecInternalComponenton self-hostednightly.ymlbuild-nightly-ghostty-cli-helpernightly.ymlrefresh-compilation-cache17 */6MACOS_RUNNER_26nightly.ymlrefresh-test-compilation-cacheseed-derived-data.ymlBlacksmith poolsseed-swiftpm-manifests.ymlblacksmith-6vcpu-macos-15iroh-v2.ymlclientMACOS_RUNNER_TESTS/ Blacksmithremote-daemon.yml(direct)ci-macos.ymlrelease-buildMACOS_RUNNER_26cmux-tui.ymlmacOSlint/test/cdp-browser-smokerelease.yml(both),ios-testflight,ios-app-store,ios-appstore-upload,repair-v0-64-25-helper-rpathsbuild-ghosttykit,cmux-tui-build-package(artifacts/nightly/release),relay-publish-npmplain-paste-worker,ci-macos-compatrelay-tlssystem-keychainapp-host-test-reruntest-macos-suite,tmux-corpus,perf-activation, command-palette benchmarks,iroh-release-gateios-streamed-validate,iroh-release-gatesim E2Ereload-buildKnown trade-offs to decide before merge
build-nightly-appbefore the rescue re-runs it, soreport-nightly-failurecan open the failure issue.close-nightly-failure-issuecloses it again when the re-run publishes.Tests
tests/test_ci_owned_pool_rescue.py: a newNightlyclass covers targets, trusted labels, the queue round, stuck, refused, the newer-run guard and the API read. The workflow gate test is updated.tests/test_runner_label_policy.py:TrustedPoolVariable.tests/test_nightly_universal_build.sh: the pinnedruns-on.actionlinton the changed workflows.scripts/ci/guards-local.sh --all🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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