cloud: replay project setup recipes by lockfile hash - #16151
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participant VMDev
participant VMDevRecipe
participant SetupShell
participant SetupCache
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VMDev->>VMDevRecipe: Read recipe and compute lock hash
VMDev->>SetupShell: Run setup and checks
SetupShell->>SetupCache: Lock and check ready marker
SetupCache-->>SetupShell: Return marker state
SetupShell->>SetupCache: Write marker after setup and checks succeed
SetupShell->>DevCommand: Run selected command after setup
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Recipe setup or checks may be skipped for a remote project whose state does not match the cache key. Resolve the cache-key issues before merging; the retry test can also fail on a slow runner. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The reuse mechanism can skip required setup or validation after another revision changes the environment. Different recipe structures can also share the same reuse key. These risks are bounded by the selected remote machine, but its execution permissions remain unverified. Retained concerns
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the main behavior and testing, but it omits the required Changelog, Demo Video, and Checklist sections. It also incorrectly states that check execution is not implemented, while the changes add and test check execution. Resolution Add the required Changelog, Demo Video, and Checklist sections. Update the description to state that checks run after setup and must pass before the ready marker is written. Record any remaining verification limits and confirm whether localization or user-facing documentation review applies. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 15.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 20 functions across 2 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) Full details: Cmux Swift Package BoundariesExplanation The PR adds independently testable cloud-recipe domain logic to the production Resolution Extract the recipe boundary from Full details: Cmux User-Facing Error PrivacyExplanation
Resolution Keep recipe commands only in the remote execution/layout path. Do not print or serialize raw setup/check strings or the generated shell wrapper in plain output, Full details: Cmux Architecture RethinkExplanation The production diff adds a Resolution Move recipe replay into one remote setup operation owned by the cloud environment manager or setup store. Key its state by remote project path and recipe hash. Make that owner perform an atomic state transition such as pending, running, ready, or failed, and make owner recovery part of that state machine. Have ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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Review comments at @CLI/CMUXCLI+VMDev.swift:
- Line 137: Update the generated command in the VM dev setup function so it
checks the `flock 9` exit status and exits without running setup or checking the
marker if lock acquisition fails. Keep the existing marker and setup behavior
unchanged after a successful lock.
Review comments at @cmuxTests/CLIVMDevTests.swift:
- Around line 508-528: Update the setup command in
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owns the lock instead of the outer shell, then verify the ready marker was not
created before retrying. Keep the retry assertions confirming lock acquisition
and successful setup.
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- Around line 68-72: Update the setup-marker description in the current slice
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recipe, and that changing setup commands triggers a new setup run. Describe the
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| The current slice accepts `setup` and `checks`; setup commands are wrapped in | ||
| a marker under `$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<lockfile-sha256>`, so every warm | ||
| machine runs the setup once per lockfile revision. The marker contains no | ||
| credentials or command output. Checks are carried in the recipe for the next | ||
| verification step and are surfaced in `vm dev --json`. |
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Fix the marker path in the docs.
The docs give the marker path as $HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<lockfile-sha256>. The code uses a different key. It computes SHA-256 over remote plus the recipe hash, and the recipe hash covers both the setup commands and the lockfiles. The marker is <scope>/ready.
Update the docs to say:
- The cache is keyed per remote project path and per recipe.
- Changing a setup command also triggers a new setup run.
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Update the setup-marker description in the current slice documentation to state
that the cache is keyed by remote project path and recipe, and that changing
setup commands triggers a new setup run. Describe the marker as <scope>/ready
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<violation number="1" location="cmuxTests/CLIVMDevTests.swift:513">
P2: This kills the top-level `/bin/sh`, not the subshell holding fd 9 for `flock`; that subshell then writes `ready`, so the retry skips setup and the count assertion fails. Target the lock-owning process and ensure the first run leaves no marker.</violation>
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P3: The recipe guard behaves inconsistently for empty/checks-only recipes. `allSatisfy` is vacuously true for an empty array, so `"setup": []` is accepted as a recipe (marker machinery runs, dev command is wrapped in a no-op setup prefix), while a recipe with only `checks` and no `setup` key is silently dropped and falls back to auto-detection — even though the docs say the slice "accepts `setup` and `checks`". Reject an empty setup array explicitly (or accept checks-only recipes) so presence of `.cmux/cloud.json` alone decides whether the recipe is honored.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="CLI/CMUXCLI+VMDev.swift:137">
P1: Check the status of `flock 9` before checking the marker; the current `;` lets setup run without a lock when `flock` is unavailable or interrupted, allowing concurrent installs.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="CLI/CMUXCLI+VMDev.swift:506">
P1: Recipe-only projects default to `sync == false` when run from the current directory, so setup runs against an unsynced remote tree. Include recipe presence in the default-sync condition.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="CLI/CMUXCLI+VMDev.swift:510">
P2: `detectedCommand` still contains `<pm> install && <pm> run ...`, so a recipe that already installs dependencies repeats the install command whenever a dev pane starts, even after its hash marker hits. Use the detected run script without its install step when the recipe supplies setup.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="docs/cloud-project-environments.md:69">
P3: The marker path described here doesn't match the shipped code. `VMDevRecipe.lockHash` is SHA-256 over the namespace prefix, the setup commands, and every present lockfile — not the lockfile's own sha-256 — and `vmDevSetupCommand` then scopes the marker as `$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<sha256(remote + lockHash)>`, baking in the remote path. So editing the setup commands alone rotates the marker (no lockfile change), and the same lockfile at two different remote paths yields two markers. Update the doc to say the marker is keyed by a digest of the recipe plus present lockfiles, scoped by the remote path.</violation>
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| let detection = Self.detectVMDevProject(in: localURL) | ||
| let command = options.command ?? detection.command | ||
| let recipe = Self.vmDevRecipe(in: localURL) |
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P1: Recipe-only projects default to sync == false when run from the current directory, so setup runs against an unsynced remote tree. Include recipe presence in the default-sync condition.
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<comment>Recipe-only projects default to `sync == false` when run from the current directory, so setup runs against an unsynced remote tree. Include recipe presence in the default-sync condition.</comment>
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@@ -448,7 +503,16 @@ extension CMUXCLI {
let detection = Self.detectVMDevProject(in: localURL)
- let command = options.command ?? detection.command
+ let recipe = Self.vmDevRecipe(in: localURL)
+ let detectedCommand = options.command ?? detection.command
+ let command: String?
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| // killed owner cannot leave a stale directory that blocks future runs; | ||
| // the marker is checked again after lock acquisition so a waiter never | ||
| // replays a recipe that another owner completed while it was waiting. | ||
| return "mkdir -p \"\(root)\" && ( flock 9; if [ -f \"\(marker)\" ]; then :; else \(run) && : > \"\(marker)\"; fi ) 9>\"\(lock)\"" |
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P1: Check the status of flock 9 before checking the marker; the current ; lets setup run without a lock when flock is unavailable or interrupted, allowing concurrent installs.
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<comment>Check the status of `flock 9` before checking the marker; the current `;` lets setup run without a lock when `flock` is unavailable or interrupted, allowing concurrent installs.</comment>
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@@ -82,6 +83,60 @@ extension CMUXCLI {
+ // killed owner cannot leave a stale directory that blocks future runs;
+ // the marker is checked again after lock acquisition so a waiter never
+ // replays a recipe that another owner completed while it was waiting.
+ return "mkdir -p \"\(root)\" && ( flock 9; if [ -f \"\(marker)\" ]; then :; else \(run) && : > \"\(marker)\"; fi ) 9>\"\(lock)\""
+ }
+
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| return "mkdir -p \"\(root)\" && ( flock 9; if [ -f \"\(marker)\" ]; then :; else \(run) && : > \"\(marker)\"; fi ) 9>\"\(lock)\"" | |
| return "mkdir -p \"\(root)\" && ( flock 9 || { echo 'cmux: setup lock unavailable (flock)' >&2; exit 1; }; if [ -f \"\(marker)\" ]; then :; else \(run) && : > \"\(marker)\"; fi ) 9>\"\(lock)\"" |
| // The first owner kills the generated shell after taking the lock. | ||
| // A later invocation must acquire the kernel lock and retry instead | ||
| // of waiting forever on a stale directory. | ||
| ".cmux/cloud.json": #"{"setup":["if [ ! -f \"$FAIL_FLAG\" ]; then : > \"$FAIL_FLAG\"; kill -KILL $$; else echo retry >> \"$COUNT\"; fi"]}"#, |
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P2: This kills the top-level /bin/sh, not the subshell holding fd 9 for flock; that subshell then writes ready, so the retry skips setup and the count assertion fails. Target the lock-owning process and ensure the first run leaves no marker.
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<comment>This kills the top-level `/bin/sh`, not the subshell holding fd 9 for `flock`; that subshell then writes `ready`, so the retry skips setup and the count assertion fails. Target the lock-owning process and ensure the first run leaves no marker.</comment>
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@@ -348,6 +407,126 @@ extension CLINotifyProcessIntegrationRegressionTests {
+ // The first owner kills the generated shell after taking the lock.
+ // A later invocation must acquire the kernel lock and retry instead
+ // of waiting forever on a stale directory.
+ ".cmux/cloud.json": #"{"setup":["if [ ! -f \"$FAIL_FLAG\" ]; then : > \"$FAIL_FLAG\"; kill -KILL $$; else echo retry >> \"$COUNT\"; fi"]}"#,
+ "package.json": #"{"scripts":{"dev":"true"}}"#,
+ "package-lock.json": "lock-v1",
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| let detectedCommand = options.command ?? detection.command | ||
| let command: String? | ||
| if let recipe, let detectedCommand { | ||
| command = "\(Self.vmDevSetupCommand(recipe, remote: remote)) && \(detectedCommand)" |
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P2: detectedCommand still contains <pm> install && <pm> run ..., so a recipe that already installs dependencies repeats the install command whenever a dev pane starts, even after its hash marker hits. Use the detected run script without its install step when the recipe supplies setup.
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<comment>`detectedCommand` still contains `<pm> install && <pm> run ...`, so a recipe that already installs dependencies repeats the install command whenever a dev pane starts, even after its hash marker hits. Use the detected run script without its install step when the recipe supplies setup.</comment>
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@@ -448,7 +503,16 @@ extension CMUXCLI {
+ let detectedCommand = options.command ?? detection.command
+ let command: String?
+ if let recipe, let detectedCommand {
+ command = "\(Self.vmDevSetupCommand(recipe, remote: remote)) && \(detectedCommand)"
+ } else if let recipe {
+ command = Self.vmDevSetupCommand(recipe, remote: remote)
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| gates the install). A repo that ships `.cmux/cloud.json` never runs detection: | ||
| what the file says is what happens, on every machine, for every teammate. | ||
| The current slice accepts `setup` and `checks`; setup commands are wrapped in | ||
| a marker under `$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<lockfile-sha256>`, so every warm |
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P3: The marker path described here doesn't match the shipped code. VMDevRecipe.lockHash is SHA-256 over the namespace prefix, the setup commands, and every present lockfile — not the lockfile's own sha-256 — and vmDevSetupCommand then scopes the marker as $HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<sha256(remote + lockHash)>, baking in the remote path. So editing the setup commands alone rotates the marker (no lockfile change), and the same lockfile at two different remote paths yields two markers. Update the doc to say the marker is keyed by a digest of the recipe plus present lockfiles, scoped by the remote path.
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<comment>The marker path described here doesn't match the shipped code. `VMDevRecipe.lockHash` is SHA-256 over the namespace prefix, the setup commands, and every present lockfile — not the lockfile's own sha-256 — and `vmDevSetupCommand` then scopes the marker as `$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<sha256(remote + lockHash)>`, baking in the remote path. So editing the setup commands alone rotates the marker (no lockfile change), and the same lockfile at two different remote paths yields two markers. Update the doc to say the marker is keyed by a digest of the recipe plus present lockfiles, scoped by the remote path.</comment>
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@@ -64,6 +65,11 @@ Setup must be automatic on first contact and deterministic after.
gates the install). A repo that ships `.cmux/cloud.json` never runs detection:
what the file says is what happens, on every machine, for every teammate.
+ The current slice accepts `setup` and `checks`; setup commands are wrapped in
+ a marker under `$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<lockfile-sha256>`, so every warm
+ machine runs the setup once per lockfile revision. The marker contains no
+ credentials or command output. Checks are carried in the recipe for the next
</file context>
| guard let data = try? Data(contentsOf: url), | ||
| let object = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data) as? [String: Any], | ||
| let setup = object["setup"] as? [String], | ||
| setup.allSatisfy({ !$0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines).isEmpty }) else { return nil } |
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P3: The recipe guard behaves inconsistently for empty/checks-only recipes. allSatisfy is vacuously true for an empty array, so "setup": [] is accepted as a recipe (marker machinery runs, dev command is wrapped in a no-op setup prefix), while a recipe with only checks and no setup key is silently dropped and falls back to auto-detection — even though the docs say the slice "accepts setup and checks". Reject an empty setup array explicitly (or accept checks-only recipes) so presence of .cmux/cloud.json alone decides whether the recipe is honored.
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<comment>The recipe guard behaves inconsistently for empty/checks-only recipes. `allSatisfy` is vacuously true for an empty array, so `"setup": []` is accepted as a recipe (marker machinery runs, dev command is wrapped in a no-op setup prefix), while a recipe with only `checks` and no `setup` key is silently dropped and falls back to auto-detection — even though the docs say the slice "accepts `setup` and `checks`". Reject an empty setup array explicitly (or accept checks-only recipes) so presence of `.cmux/cloud.json` alone decides whether the recipe is honored.</comment>
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@@ -82,6 +83,60 @@ extension CMUXCLI {
+ guard let data = try? Data(contentsOf: url),
+ let object = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data) as? [String: Any],
+ let setup = object["setup"] as? [String],
+ setup.allSatisfy({ !$0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines).isEmpty }) else { return nil }
+ let checks = (object["checks"] as? [String]) ?? []
+ // Include every supported lockfile in the digest. A changed lockfile
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@@ -449,6 +449,21 @@ extension CLINotifyProcessIntegrationRegressionTests {
XCTAssertEqual(try String(contentsOf: count).split(separator: "\n").count, 2)
}
+ func testVMDevSetupReplayPreservesApostrophesInRecipeCommands() throws {
+ let fixture = try vmDevFixture("apostrophe", files: [
+ ".cmux/cloud.json": #"{"setup":["echo \"it's ready\" >> \"$COUNT\""],"checks":[]}"#,
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528-528: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win** The owner-death test does not kill the lock-holding process.**
The setup command runs inside
/bin/sh -c '<body>'. This shell is the lock child. In theif ...; then ...; kill -KILL $$; ...command,$$expands to the PID of the lock-holding child shell. The outer shell is a different process, becauseflockruns the child. The kill therefore reaches the child. Becausekillterminates the child before&& : > markerruns, no marker is written. This reading differs from the earlier comment, which assumed a subshell. The current generated command usesflock 9 /bin/sh -c, not a( ... ) 9>locksubshell. The earlier concern may be outdated.Confirm the behavior by checking that no
readymarker exists after the first run. Then add an assertion that the first run's exit status reflects a kill signal.The current
XCTAssertNotEqual(killed.status, 0)also passes for unrelated failures. A tighter check would assert the marker is absent in$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/*/ready.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| func testVMDevSetupOwnerDeathReleasesLockForRetry() throws { | ||
| let fixture = try vmDevFixture("owner-death", files: [ | ||
| // The first owner kills the generated shell after taking the lock. | ||
| // A later invocation must acquire the kernel lock and retry instead | ||
| // of waiting forever on a stale directory. | ||
| ".cmux/cloud.json": #"{"setup":["if [ ! -f \"$FAIL_FLAG\" ]; then : > \"$FAIL_FLAG\"; kill -KILL $$; else echo retry >> \"$COUNT\"; fi"]}"#, | ||
| "package.json": #"{"scripts":{"dev":"true"}}"#, | ||
| "package-lock.json": "lock-v1", | ||
| ]) | ||
| defer { try? FileManager.default.removeItem(at: fixture.root) } | ||
| let count = fixture.root.appendingPathComponent("count") | ||
| let failFlag = fixture.root.appendingPathComponent("killed-once") | ||
| let plan = try vmDevDryRunPlan("owner-death", project: fixture.project, home: fixture.home, extra: ["--command", ":"]) | ||
| let command = try XCTUnwrap(plan["command"] as? String) | ||
| let killed = runGeneratedVMDevCommand(command, cwd: fixture.project, home: fixture.home, extraEnvironment: ["COUNT": count.path, "FAIL_FLAG": failFlag.path]) | ||
| XCTAssertNotEqual(killed.status, 0) | ||
| let retried = runGeneratedVMDevCommand(command, cwd: fixture.project, home: fixture.home, extraEnvironment: ["COUNT": count.path, "FAIL_FLAG": failFlag.path], timeout: 2) | ||
| XCTAssertEqual(retried.status, 0, "stdout=\(retried.stdout) stderr=\(retried.stderr)") | ||
| XCTAssertFalse(retried.timedOut, "retry remained blocked behind a stale setup lock") | ||
| XCTAssertEqual(try String(contentsOf: count), "retry\n") | ||
| } |
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Test uses real-time sleep in the concurrency and timeout paths.
The retry assertion uses timeout: 2 as a wall-clock bound. On a loaded CI runner, a correct retry can exceed 2 seconds and fail. The test guideline bans assertions that depend on fixed latency ceilings. Raise the timeout to a generous deadline, such as 30 seconds. The deadline then bounds only the failure path, and timedOut still detects a stale lock.
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Review comment at @cmuxTests/CLIVMDevTests.swift around lines 523 - 543:
Update the timeout passed to runGeneratedVMDevCommand in
testVMDevSetupOwnerDeathReleasesLockForRetry to use a generous deadline, such as
30 seconds, so slow CI runs do not fail a correct retry while the timedOut
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576-578: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRaise the retry deadline.
timeout: 2is a hard wall-clock ceiling on a correct retry. On a loaded runner, a correct retry can take longer than 2 seconds, and the test then fails. Use a generous deadline, such as 30 seconds.timedOutstill detects a stale lock.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @CLI/CMUXCLI+VMDev.swift:
- Around line 104-116: Update vmDevRecipe(in:) so lockfile hashing reflects the
remote project when --no-sync is used, computing the digest inside the remote
lock body from the remote project path; alternatively, disable recipe caching
unless --sync is enabled. Keep checks in the ready-state key because the marker
skips both setup and checks.
- Around line 105-110: Update recipe digest construction around `digestInput` so
`setup` and `checks` are unambiguously framed as separate arrays, including each
array’s count and each entry’s length. Ensure recipes with identical strings
assigned to different arrays produce different digests, while preserving the
existing digest prefix.
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Review comments at @cmuxTests/CLIVMDevTests.swift:
- Around line 576-578: Raise the timeout passed to runGeneratedVMDevCommand in
the retry test to a generous deadline, such as 30 seconds, while keeping the
timedOut assertion that detects a stale setup lock.
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| let lockfiles = ["bun.lock", "bun.lockb", "pnpm-lock.yaml", "yarn.lock", "package-lock.json", "uv.lock", "poetry.lock", "Cargo.lock", "go.sum"] | ||
| var digestInput = Data("cmux-cloud-recipe-v1\0".utf8) | ||
| for command in setup { | ||
| digestInput.append(Data(command.utf8)); digestInput.append(0) | ||
| } | ||
| for check in checks { | ||
| digestInput.append(Data("check\0".utf8)); digestInput.append(Data(check.utf8)); digestInput.append(0) | ||
| } | ||
| for name in lockfiles { | ||
| let lock = directory.appendingPathComponent(name) | ||
| guard let bytes = try? Data(contentsOf: lock) else { continue } | ||
| digestInput.append(Data(name.utf8)); digestInput.append(0); digestInput.append(bytes); digestInput.append(0) | ||
| } |
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Hash lockfiles from the remote tree when --no-sync is used.
vmDevRecipe(in:) hashes lockfiles from the local directory, but --no-sync leaves the remote project unchanged. The generated command runs setup in the remote working tree and scopes its ready marker with the local hash. A local change can therefore run setup against stale remote lockfiles and then mark that local hash ready. A remote lockfile change can also be missed while the local hash stays unchanged.
When sync is disabled, compute the lockfile digest inside the remote lock body from the remote project path. Otherwise, require --sync for recipe caching. Keep checks in the ready-state key because the marker skips both setup and checks; the generated body already runs checks after setup.
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Review comment at @CLI/CMUXCLI+VMDev.swift around lines 104 - 116:
Update vmDevRecipe(in:) so lockfile hashing reflects the remote project when
--no-sync is used, computing the digest inside the remote lock body from the
remote project path; alternatively, disable recipe caching unless --sync is
enabled. Keep checks in the ready-state key because the marker skips both setup
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| var digestInput = Data("cmux-cloud-recipe-v1\0".utf8) | ||
| for command in setup { | ||
| digestInput.append(Data(command.utf8)); digestInput.append(0) | ||
| } | ||
| for check in checks { | ||
| digestInput.append(Data("check\0".utf8)); digestInput.append(Data(check.utf8)); digestInput.append(0) |
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Frame setup and checks as separate arrays in the recipe digest.
setup: ["a", "check", "b"] with no checks and setup: ["a"] with checks: ["b"] produce identical digest bytes. Both recipes pass validation. With the same remote path and lockfiles, they use the same ready marker. If the first recipe creates that marker, the second recipe skips both setup and check execution.
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var digestInput = Data("cmux-cloud-recipe-v1\0".utf8)
+ func appendFramed(_ value: Data) {
+ digestInput.append(Data("\(value.count):".utf8))
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+ }
+ digestInput.append(Data("setup:\(setup.count);".utf8))
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- digestInput.append(Data(command.utf8)); digestInput.append(0)
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| var digestInput = Data("cmux-cloud-recipe-v1\0".utf8) | |
| for command in setup { | |
| digestInput.append(Data(command.utf8)); digestInput.append(0) | |
| } | |
| for check in checks { | |
| digestInput.append(Data("check\0".utf8)); digestInput.append(Data(check.utf8)); digestInput.append(0) | |
| var digestInput = Data("cmux-cloud-recipe-v1\0".utf8) | |
| func appendFramed(_ value: Data) { | |
| digestInput.append(Data("\(value.count):".utf8)) | |
| digestInput.append(value) | |
| } | |
| digestInput.append(Data("setup:\(setup.count);".utf8)) | |
| for command in setup { | |
| appendFramed(Data(command.utf8)) | |
| } | |
| digestInput.append(Data("checks:\(checks.count);".utf8)) | |
| for check in checks { | |
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cmux vm devdetected the project every time and ran dependency setup in the dev terminal. This adds a small, reviewable reusable-environment slice:.cmux/cloud.jsonwhen present (setupandchecksare named commands; no secret values).vm dev --json.$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/<hash>marker so each warm machine runs a recipe once per lockfile revision, then reuses it on future workspace/agent starts.The marker is machine-local and contains no credentials or output. This does not yet implement edge-resident secrets, machine pool selection, or check execution.
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cmux vm devnow replays a checked-in.cmux/cloud.jsonsetup recipe, gated by a lockfile hash, so warm machines skip repeated dependency setup.setupandchecksnamed commands from.cmux/cloud.json; setup runs once per lockfile revision, tracked by a marker under$HOME/.cache/cmux/setup/scoped by remote project path.flocklock held across the whole check/setup/marker transaction runs setup once for concurrent invocations and lets a waiter retry after a killed owner's lock releases.vm dev --jsonreport recipe details (source, setup, checks, lock hash); automatic detection remains the fallback.Testing
CLIVMDevTestscoverage for replay, retry after failure, empty setup, concurrent runs, recovery after owner death, and setup commands containing quotes. Replay tests skip outside the Linux devbox whereflockis unavailable.Written for commit 2b05695. Summary will update on new commits.
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vm devcan run setup recipes from.cmux/cloud.jsonbefore the development command, or run setup alone when no development command is available.