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realPTYDelivery fails on every owned mini (macOS 26.5.1, Aqua gui runners) and passes on Blacksmith macOS 26.3: GhosttyNSView performKeyEquivalent returns false for the synthesized Cmd+V. Record first-responder, activation, input source and Ghostty binding state when that happens so the CI log names the refusing guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On the owned Mac runners (live window server, macOS 26.5.1) the fixture window is not key when trial 0 runs, and cmux's focus handling has already yielded the terminal's first responder to the window. The CI diagnostic from the previous commit showed firstResponder=<NSWindow>, key=false, appActive=false, while Ghostty did report Cmd+V as a consumed, performable binding. performKeyEquivalent then correctly refuses a key its terminal no longer owns. A real Cmd+V arrives through the key window, where the terminal is first responder, so the test restores that precondition before each synthesized keystroke and drops the diagnostic. Blacksmith's inactive VM host never moved the responder, which is why the test only failed on the minis. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR CI at 93c7134 lost the first unoptimized Cmd+V on cmux8s: trial 0's receipt stayed empty for the receiver's 20 s, trial 1 took 2.8 s and later trials ~55 ms. Temporarily time each worker run through the launch wrappers, keep the preparation service's failure signals, and print both with the pasteboard change count per trial, so the next mini run shows whether the 5 s preparation deadline or something else drops the paste. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The diagnostic commit showed why the unoptimized trial 0 still failed on the owned Mac runners. On cmuxs-mac-mini-3 (PR CI run 36250247238) the paste service reported deadlineExceeded 5 s after the Cmd+V: the first full worker never finished its read of the real general pasteboard, so the 5 s preparation deadline dropped the paste and the receiver waited out its 20 s. On idle minis that same first worker took 0.72-0.86 s, while every later worker, full or plain-text, took 13-46 ms and the same binary answers a synthetic-pasteboard request in ~80 ms. The test is about per-paste delivery through each entry point, so the fixture now runs one full worker against the general pasteboard before the trials, outside the paste service and its deadline, calling the app binary directly so the per-trial launch counts are unchanged. It prints PASTE_PTY_WARMUP with the time that first read took. The timing wrappers and per-trial diagnostic from the previous commit are removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@cmuxTests/PlainPastePTYFixture.swift`:
- Around line 142-146: Add a finite, independent deadline around the
`client.prepare` call in `warmPasteboardAccess`, separate from the five-second
paste-service deadline. If preparation times out, terminate and reap the worker
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| let result = try await client.prepare(TerminalPastePreparationRequest( | ||
| pasteboard: TerminalPasteboardReadRequest(pasteboard: NSPasteboard.general), | ||
| mode: .paste, | ||
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Add an independent deadline for the warm-up worker.
warmPasteboardAccess() awaits client.prepare directly. runWorker awaits TerminalPastePreparationProcess.run(), which has no deadline. A stalled pasteboard read can therefore leave realPTYDelivery() waiting indefinitely. Add a finite timeout that terminates and reaps the worker. Keep it separate from the five-second paste-service deadline.
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In `@cmuxTests/PlainPastePTYFixture.swift` around lines 142 - 146, Add a finite,
independent deadline around the `client.prepare` call in `warmPasteboardAccess`,
separate from the five-second paste-service deadline. If preparation times out,
terminate and reap the worker before returning so `realPTYDelivery()` cannot
wait indefinitely.
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The direct warm-up in 1a2a13a did not help. It read the general pasteboard through the app binary in 51-56 ms, yet trial 0 still took 1.1 s on cmux10s (run 36251657677) and was dropped again on cmux9s (PR CI run 36251592489). With the timing wrappers from e67823c, the first worker launched through the fixture's launch-counting shell wrapper spent 0.72-0.86 s inside the wrapper, and later wrapper launches 13-46 ms. So the slow step is the first launch of the app binary through the fresh wrapper script, which the app never does; it exec's itself directly. Warm that exact path: run one preparation through the fixture's own client (the wrapper) outside the paste service and its 5 s deadline, then clear the launch log so per-trial launch counts are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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413ece1 CI tooling, guard and test hardening (manaflow-ai#14864) a4e4aa4 Keep set-buffer text exact and read it from stdin (manaflow-ai#14836) 83ed511 Tighten welcome, cmux-cua build, and codex wrapper follow-ups (manaflow-ai#14857) 8c9d2c9 perf: keep the durable event log open across flushes (manaflow-ai#14829) 6d876f9 Send the PTY paste test's Cmd+V to a first-responder terminal (manaflow-ai#14825) f190c87 Re-supply user-declared external agent launchers on resume (manaflow-ai#10503) d522606 web: render changelog features as patch notes cards (manaflow-ai#14869) b5d0bff Stop other bundles and scripts from killing the running cmux (manaflow-ai#14831) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci-main-full-suite.yml
…md+V (#15201) clipboardRestorationAfterNativePaste (#14549) sends a synthesized Cmd+V straight to GhosttyNSView.performKeyEquivalent after a 600 ms wait. On a live window server the fixture window is not key, and cmux's focus handling yields the terminal's responder to the window during that wait, so performKeyEquivalent correctly refuses the key and the test fails on every owned Mac runner. realPTYDelivery hit the same thing and #14825 fixed it by restoring the first responder before each keystroke. Do the same here and name the responder when the key is refused. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TerminalPlainTextPasteStartupTests/realPTYDelivery()fails on the owned Mac minis (macOS 26.5.1, live window server) and passes on Blacksmithmacos-26(26.3). Main has been red on it since app-host shards moved to the minis (#14796). This PR changes only the test and its fixture. There were two separate problems, both in the test harness.1. Cmd+V went to a terminal that wasn't first responder. A diagnostic commit printed the state on cmux11s:
firstResponder=<NSWindow> key=false appActive=false. Ghostty still reported Cmd+V as its paste binding (flags=9, US layout). The fixture window isn't key on a live window server, so cmux's focus handling had moved the responder off the terminal, andperformKeyEquivalentcorrectly refused the key. The test now makes the terminal first responder before each synthesized Cmd+V, as a real keystroke through the key window would find it.2. The first worker launched through the fixture's counting wrapper was slow enough to be dropped. With (1) fixed, the unoptimized trial 0 still sometimes received nothing. A temporary diagnostic (the paste service's failure signal plus timing inside the wrapper) showed:
deadlineExceeded5 s after the Cmd+V, and the first worker never finished (PR CI run 36250247238).So the cost is specific to the first launch of the app binary through the fixture's fresh launch-counting shell script, which the product never does. The fixture now runs one preparation through its own wrapper client before the trials, outside the paste service and its 5 s deadline, then clears the launch log so the per-trial launch counts (6 full, 6 text) are unchanged. It prints the warm-up time as
PASTE_PTY_WARMUP.Validation on the owned-mini lane at
bd99391e, all 8 suite tests passing each time:Before this change, trial 0 took 1.1 s on an idle mini and was dropped on loaded ones (cmux8s, cmuxs-mac-mini-3, cmux9s). Not run locally; this Mac is under the fork-CI-only rule.
I didn't find what makes that first wrapper-mediated launch slow. The app's own direct re-exec measured ~50 ms here, so I don't see a product regression. Real first pastes weren't measured on a loaded machine, though.
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