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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes adjust sidebar template handling and settings integration, handle aborted Codex transcript turns without notifications, update notification regression tests, revise CI setup and fixtures, and advance the bonsplit submodule reference. ChangesSidebar settings
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TranscriptParser->>StopReplay: aborted result
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<file name="Packages/macOS/CmuxSettingsUI/Sources/CmuxSettingsUI/Environment/SettingsHostActions.swift">
<violation number="1" location="Packages/macOS/CmuxSettingsUI/Sources/CmuxSettingsUI/Environment/SettingsHostActions.swift:20">
P3: The explicit `object: nil` is a no-op: `NotificationCenter.post(name:object:userInfo:)` already defaults `object` to `nil`, so this line delivers the notification exactly like the removed `post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested)`. The receiver (CustomSidebarsSection.swift `.onReceive(NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: ...))`) registers with no `object` filter either, so observability is unchanged. The "Fixes the gallery notification argument" claim is therefore not achieved by this change.</violation>
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| public static func request() { | ||
| pending = true | ||
| NotificationCenter.default.post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested) | ||
| NotificationCenter.default.post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested, object: nil) |
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P3: The explicit object: nil is a no-op: NotificationCenter.post(name:object:userInfo:) already defaults object to nil, so this line delivers the notification exactly like the removed post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested). The receiver (CustomSidebarsSection.swift .onReceive(NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: ...))) registers with no object filter either, so observability is unchanged. The "Fixes the gallery notification argument" claim is therefore not achieved by this change.
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<comment>The explicit `object: nil` is a no-op: `NotificationCenter.post(name:object:userInfo:)` already defaults `object` to `nil`, so this line delivers the notification exactly like the removed `post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested)`. The receiver (CustomSidebarsSection.swift `.onReceive(NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: ...))`) registers with no `object` filter either, so observability is unchanged. The "Fixes the gallery notification argument" claim is therefore not achieved by this change.</comment>
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ public enum CustomSidebarTemplateGalleryRequest {
public static func request() {
pending = true
- NotificationCenter.default.post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested)
+ NotificationCenter.default.post(name: .customSidebarTemplateGalleryRequested, object: nil)
}
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<file name="Packages/macOS/CmuxSettings/Sources/CmuxSettings/CustomSidebarTemplateCatalog.swift">
<violation number="1" location="Packages/macOS/CmuxSettings/Sources/CmuxSettings/CustomSidebarTemplateCatalog.swift:95">
P2: This filter's only job is to strip copy-command lines from installed template source, but the tests never assert that behavior. `bundledManifestMatchesExamplesFolder` checks only `source.isEmpty == false`, so it would pass even if every `cp` line leaked into the installed file. That is not hypothetical: the old prefix filter silently missed `workspaces.js` line 13, which uses `// Install: cp Examples/CustomSidebars/workspaces.js` instead of `// cp ...`, and no test caught it — the exact regression this PR fixes. Add a test asserting installed source contains no line with `cp Examples/CustomSidebars/`, covering both comment styles (the `// cp ...` form in btop-agents.js/panel-sessions.js/panel-subagents.js/panel-todo.js and the `// Install: cp ...` form in workspaces.js).</violation>
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P3: The broadened `contains` filter now strips any line containing `cp Examples/CustomSidebars/`, not just comment lines, so a template that references the path in code (a string literal, a `run("...")` helper call, or an inline `code(); // cp …` tail comment) would silently lose a whole source line after install. Every current bundled template (btop-agents.js:6, panel-sessions.js:4, panel-subagents.js:6, panel-todo.js:4, workspaces.js:13) matches only inside `//` comments, so nothing breaks today, but the heuristic will corrupt future templates without an error. Scope the strip to comment lines that contain the path.</violation>
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| let installedSource = source | ||
| .split(separator: "\n", omittingEmptySubsequences: false) | ||
| .filter { !$0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces).hasPrefix("// cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") } | ||
| .filter { !$0.contains("cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") } |
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P2: This filter's only job is to strip copy-command lines from installed template source, but the tests never assert that behavior. bundledManifestMatchesExamplesFolder checks only source.isEmpty == false, so it would pass even if every cp line leaked into the installed file. That is not hypothetical: the old prefix filter silently missed workspaces.js line 13, which uses // Install: cp Examples/CustomSidebars/workspaces.js instead of // cp ..., and no test caught it — the exact regression this PR fixes. Add a test asserting installed source contains no line with cp Examples/CustomSidebars/, covering both comment styles (the // cp ... form in btop-agents.js/panel-sessions.js/panel-subagents.js/panel-todo.js and the // Install: cp ... form in workspaces.js).
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<comment>This filter's only job is to strip copy-command lines from installed template source, but the tests never assert that behavior. `bundledManifestMatchesExamplesFolder` checks only `source.isEmpty == false`, so it would pass even if every `cp` line leaked into the installed file. That is not hypothetical: the old prefix filter silently missed `workspaces.js` line 13, which uses `// Install: cp Examples/CustomSidebars/workspaces.js` instead of `// cp ...`, and no test caught it — the exact regression this PR fixes. Add a test asserting installed source contains no line with `cp Examples/CustomSidebars/`, covering both comment styles (the `// cp ...` form in btop-agents.js/panel-sessions.js/panel-subagents.js/panel-todo.js and the `// Install: cp ...` form in workspaces.js).</comment>
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@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ public struct CustomSidebarTemplateCatalog: Sendable {
let installedSource = source
.split(separator: "\n", omittingEmptySubsequences: false)
- .filter { !$0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces).hasPrefix("// cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") }
+ .filter { !$0.contains("cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") }
.joined(separator: "\n")
return CustomSidebarTemplate(descriptor: descriptor, source: installedSource)
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| let installedSource = source | ||
| .split(separator: "\n", omittingEmptySubsequences: false) | ||
| .filter { !$0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces).hasPrefix("// cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") } | ||
| .filter { !$0.contains("cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") } |
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P3: The broadened contains filter now strips any line containing cp Examples/CustomSidebars/, not just comment lines, so a template that references the path in code (a string literal, a run("...") helper call, or an inline code(); // cp … tail comment) would silently lose a whole source line after install. Every current bundled template (btop-agents.js:6, panel-sessions.js:4, panel-subagents.js:6, panel-todo.js:4, workspaces.js:13) matches only inside // comments, so nothing breaks today, but the heuristic will corrupt future templates without an error. Scope the strip to comment lines that contain the path.
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<comment>The broadened `contains` filter now strips any line containing `cp Examples/CustomSidebars/`, not just comment lines, so a template that references the path in code (a string literal, a `run("...")` helper call, or an inline `code(); // cp …` tail comment) would silently lose a whole source line after install. Every current bundled template (btop-agents.js:6, panel-sessions.js:4, panel-subagents.js:6, panel-todo.js:4, workspaces.js:13) matches only inside `//` comments, so nothing breaks today, but the heuristic will corrupt future templates without an error. Scope the strip to comment lines that contain the path.</comment>
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@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ public struct CustomSidebarTemplateCatalog: Sendable {
let installedSource = source
.split(separator: "\n", omittingEmptySubsequences: false)
- .filter { !$0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces).hasPrefix("// cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") }
+ .filter { !$0.contains("cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") }
.joined(separator: "\n")
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| .filter { !$0.contains("cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") } | |
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| return !(line.contains("cp Examples/CustomSidebars/") && trimmed.hasPrefix("//")) | |
| } |
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<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/app-host-test-rerun.yml:239">
P2: `CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT` is not available in this step's shell: it was only written to `$GITHUB_ENV` earlier in the same step (line 217), and GITHUB_ENV entries are applied to subsequent steps, not the current running step. So `${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci}` always expands to `/private/tmp/cmux-ci`. When the producer compiled on an owned Mac's second compile slot, `take-product-canonical-root.sh` set `root=/private/tmp/cmux-ci-<n>`, and this call then aliases the wrong root: the producer's embedded `#filePath` (`/private/tmp/cmux-ci-<n>/src/...`) still cannot resolve, so the fix silently does nothing in that case. Worse, `canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source` runs `rm -rf "$runtime_src"` before symlinking, so it deletes `/private/tmp/cmux-ci/src` — a root this job did not take via `take-product-canonical-root.sh` and that another job on the same Mac may be compiling in. Use the `root` variable already computed in this step instead.</violation>
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P2: This second invocation makes `canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source` operate on `$CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT/src` — the same path as the real canonical source copy that every canonical compile step (`fingerprint`/`resolve`/`build` run from `$CANONICAL_BUILD_ROOT/src`) uses — and the script does `rm -rf "$runtime_src"` before symlinking. The restore job never takes the canonical-root lock (only `take-product-canonical-root.sh` jobs do; here only a GUI token is taken for test-here), so on owned Macs, where several jobs share the roots, this can delete a source tree another job is concurrently fingerprinting or compiling. It also leaves the canonical `src` as a symlink; the next `canonical-fingerprint`/`canonical-build` that strips the alias (compile-app-host-test-product.sh `rm`s it and `mkdir -p`s) runs against an empty tree unless a `canonical-resolve` re-copies first, and fingerprint runs before resolve in the compile job. Hold the canonical root before replacing its `src`, or confine the second alias to a path that isn't the real compile tree.</violation>
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| "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.rerun-tools/scripts/ci/canonical-build-root.sh" \ | ||
| --runtime-source "$PWD" |
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P2: CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT is not available in this step's shell: it was only written to $GITHUB_ENV earlier in the same step (line 217), and GITHUB_ENV entries are applied to subsequent steps, not the current running step. So ${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci} always expands to /private/tmp/cmux-ci. When the producer compiled on an owned Mac's second compile slot, take-product-canonical-root.sh set root=/private/tmp/cmux-ci-<n>, and this call then aliases the wrong root: the producer's embedded #filePath (/private/tmp/cmux-ci-<n>/src/...) still cannot resolve, so the fix silently does nothing in that case. Worse, canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source runs rm -rf "$runtime_src" before symlinking, so it deletes /private/tmp/cmux-ci/src — a root this job did not take via take-product-canonical-root.sh and that another job on the same Mac may be compiling in. Use the root variable already computed in this step instead.
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<comment>`CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT` is not available in this step's shell: it was only written to `$GITHUB_ENV` earlier in the same step (line 217), and GITHUB_ENV entries are applied to subsequent steps, not the current running step. So `${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci}` always expands to `/private/tmp/cmux-ci`. When the producer compiled on an owned Mac's second compile slot, `take-product-canonical-root.sh` set `root=/private/tmp/cmux-ci-<n>`, and this call then aliases the wrong root: the producer's embedded `#filePath` (`/private/tmp/cmux-ci-<n>/src/...`) still cannot resolve, so the fix silently does nothing in that case. Worse, `canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source` runs `rm -rf "$runtime_src"` before symlinking, so it deletes `/private/tmp/cmux-ci/src` — a root this job did not take via `take-product-canonical-root.sh` and that another job on the same Mac may be compiling in. Use the `root` variable already computed in this step instead.</comment>
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+ # Some compiled XCTest bundles still contain the producer's
+ # canonical `#filePath`; keep that path available alongside the
+ # portable source alias for direct resource fixtures.
+ CMUX_CI_RUNTIME_SOURCE_ROOT="${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci}" \
+ "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.rerun-tools/scripts/ci/canonical-build-root.sh" \
+ --runtime-source "$PWD"
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| CMUX_CI_RUNTIME_SOURCE_ROOT="${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci}" \ | |
| "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.rerun-tools/scripts/ci/canonical-build-root.sh" \ | |
| --runtime-source "$PWD" | |
| CMUX_CI_RUNTIME_SOURCE_ROOT="$root" \ | |
| "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.rerun-tools/scripts/ci/canonical-build-root.sh" \ | |
| --runtime-source "$PWD" |
| # compiler's prefix map makes the rest of the test metadata portable. Keep a | ||
| # second alias at that exact path for tests that still open repository files | ||
| # directly (for example bundled CLI scripts). | ||
| CMUX_CI_RUNTIME_SOURCE_ROOT="${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci}" \ |
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P2: This second invocation makes canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source operate on $CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT/src — the same path as the real canonical source copy that every canonical compile step (fingerprint/resolve/build run from $CANONICAL_BUILD_ROOT/src) uses — and the script does rm -rf "$runtime_src" before symlinking. The restore job never takes the canonical-root lock (only take-product-canonical-root.sh jobs do; here only a GUI token is taken for test-here), so on owned Macs, where several jobs share the roots, this can delete a source tree another job is concurrently fingerprinting or compiling. It also leaves the canonical src as a symlink; the next canonical-fingerprint/canonical-build that strips the alias (compile-app-host-test-product.sh rms it and mkdir -ps) runs against an empty tree unless a canonical-resolve re-copies first, and fingerprint runs before resolve in the compile job. Hold the canonical root before replacing its src, or confine the second alias to a path that isn't the real compile tree.
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<comment>This second invocation makes `canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source` operate on `$CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT/src` — the same path as the real canonical source copy that every canonical compile step (`fingerprint`/`resolve`/`build` run from `$CANONICAL_BUILD_ROOT/src`) uses — and the script does `rm -rf "$runtime_src"` before symlinking. The restore job never takes the canonical-root lock (only `take-product-canonical-root.sh` jobs do; here only a GUI token is taken for test-here), so on owned Macs, where several jobs share the roots, this can delete a source tree another job is concurrently fingerprinting or compiling. It also leaves the canonical `src` as a symlink; the next `canonical-fingerprint`/`canonical-build` that strips the alias (compile-app-host-test-product.sh `rm`s it and `mkdir -p`s) runs against an empty tree unless a `canonical-resolve` re-copies first, and fingerprint runs before resolve in the compile job. Hold the canonical root before replacing its `src`, or confine the second alias to a path that isn't the real compile tree.</comment>
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@@ -110,3 +110,9 @@ if [ -n "${GITHUB_ENV:-}" ]; then
+# compiler's prefix map makes the rest of the test metadata portable. Keep a
+# second alias at that exact path for tests that still open repository files
+# directly (for example bundled CLI scripts).
+CMUX_CI_RUNTIME_SOURCE_ROOT="${CMUX_CI_CANONICAL_ROOT:-/private/tmp/cmux-ci}" \
+ scripts/ci/canonical-build-root.sh --runtime-source "$PWD"
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P3: `#expect(sidebars.filter(\.isValid).count == 19)` is redundant: the name-list equality above already pins the filtered set to exactly 19 names, and `sidebars.allSatisfy(\.isValid)` already pins that all of them are valid. Drop this line to avoid two places that encode the "exactly 19, all valid" invariant (and the magic count that must be bumped when the name list changes).</violation>
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| #expect(report.validCount == 19) | ||
| #expect(report.errorCount == 0) | ||
| #expect(sidebars.map(\.name).sorted() == ["activity", "agents-board", "agents-cards", "agents-dense", "agents-focus", "agents-timeline", "btop-agents", "clock", "compact", "finder", "focus", "kitchen-sink", "panel-info", "panel-sessions", "panel-subagents", "panel-todo", "ports", "status-board", "workspaces"]) | ||
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P3: #expect(sidebars.filter(\.isValid).count == 19) is redundant: the name-list equality above already pins the filtered set to exactly 19 names, and sidebars.allSatisfy(\.isValid) already pins that all of them are valid. Drop this line to avoid two places that encode the "exactly 19, all valid" invariant (and the magic count that must be bumped when the name list changes).
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<comment>`#expect(sidebars.filter(\.isValid).count == 19)` is redundant: the name-list equality above already pins the filtered set to exactly 19 names, and `sidebars.allSatisfy(\.isValid)` already pins that all of them are valid. Drop this line to avoid two places that encode the "exactly 19, all valid" invariant (and the magic count that must be bumped when the name list changes).</comment>
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- #expect(report.validCount == 19)
- #expect(report.errorCount == 0)
+ #expect(sidebars.map(\.name).sorted() == ["activity", "agents-board", "agents-cards", "agents-dense", "agents-focus", "agents-timeline", "btop-agents", "clock", "compact", "finder", "focus", "kitchen-sink", "panel-info", "panel-sessions", "panel-subagents", "panel-todo", "ports", "status-board", "workspaces"])
+ #expect(sidebars.filter(\.isValid).count == 19)
+ #expect(sidebars.allSatisfy(\.isValid))
}
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Capture the command boundary before oldPrompt.
The transcript monitor is asynchronous and can retire old-turn while runCodexHook is still running. The later oldPromptEnd boundary then excludes that retirement, so the wait can fail even when retirement succeeds.
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+ let oldPromptEnd = context.state.commands.count
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Move the `oldPromptEnd` command-count capture before the `runCodexHook` call
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<violation number="1" location="Packages/macOS/CmuxFoundation/Tests/CmuxFoundationTests/CmuxCodexConfigEditorTests.swift:119">
P3: Splitting the assertion into two independent `contains` checks drops the table-placement guarantee: the test now passes if `hooks = true` lands anywhere in the content (e.g., as a dotted key or under a different table) as long as a `[features]` heading also exists somewhere — the `[features]
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| let restored = editor.uninstallingHooks(from: installed.content) | ||
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| #expect(installed.content.contains("[features]\nhooks = true\n")) | ||
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let restored = editor.uninstallingHooks(from: installed.content)
- #expect(installed.content.contains("[features]\nhooks = true\n"))
+ #expect(installed.content.contains("[features]\n"))
+ #expect(installed.content.contains("hooks = true\n"))
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| #expect(installed.content.contains("[features]\n")) | |
| #expect(installed.content.contains("[features]\n" + Self.featureBegin + "\n")) |
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P2: `pfctl -a` loads rules into an anchor but does not attach that anchor to the active PF ruleset. Because this script never adds a parent `anchor` rule, the dummynet rule is not evaluated and relay stress runs receive no injected delay; install and remove an active parent reference for this anchor.</violation>
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+ echo "error: could not configure dummynet pipe" >&2
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+ sudo -n dnctl pipe "$pipe_id" delete >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
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| | `vm.publication_list`, `vm.publication_create`, `vm.publication_verify`, `vm.publication_update`, `vm.publication_delete` | `cloud domains list`, `publish`, `access`, `rm`; `vm.publication_verify` is the app-side publication retry path | | ||
| | `vm.domain_list`, `vm.domain_verify` | `cloud domains zones`, `cloud domains verify` | | ||
| | `surface.catalog`, `surface.project`, `surface.new_terminal` | `vm tree` / `surface ls`, `surface open` / `vm open`, `surface new-terminal` / `vm agent` | | ||
| | `vm.env_set`, `vm.file_put` | Secret-safe environment transfer and authenticated file upload primitives used by `vm env set` and `vm push` | |
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| `vm.publication_list`, `vm.publication_create`, `vm.publication_verify`, `vm.publication_update`, `vm.publication_delete` | `cloud domains list`, `publish`, `access`, `rm`; `vm.publication_verify` is the app-side publication retry path |
| `vm.domain_list`, `vm.domain_verify` | `cloud domains zones`, `cloud domains verify` |
| `surface.catalog`, `surface.project`, `surface.new_terminal` | `vm tree` / `surface ls`, `surface open` / `vm open`, `surface new-terminal` / `vm agent` |
+| `vm.env_set`, `vm.file_put` | Secret-safe environment transfer and authenticated file upload primitives used by `vm env set` and `vm push` |
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+| `vm.reflection` | Provider and transport reflection data used by diagnostics |
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| | `vm.env_set`, `vm.file_put` | Secret-safe environment transfer and authenticated file upload primitives used by `vm env set` and `vm push --secret` | |
| self.assertIn("125", step["timeout-minutes"]) | ||
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| self.assertIn("25", step["timeout-minutes"]) | |
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P2: A failed pipe listing is treated as proof that the pipe is absent, allowing `stop` to report success after deletion failed. Treat listing errors as cleanup failures and accept only a successful listing with no matching pipe.</violation>
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P2: `dnctl pipe show` zero-pads pipe numbers to five digits (e.g. `00300: 1 flow ...`), so the regex `(^|[[:space:]])300([[:space:]]|:)` never matches an id in the 300-899 range this script uses. A `dnctl pipe delete` failure while the pipe is still present therefore never sets stop_status, and the cleanup failure is silently masked while the impairment pipe keeps delaying UDP traffic. Detect presence for the exact id instead: `dnctl pipe show "$pipe_id" | grep -q .`.</violation>
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P2: In prefix mode the glob is rooted at journal_prefix.parent instead of journal_dir, so passing a bare prefix name (e.g. `run-1`) makes `Path("run-1").parent` resolve to `.` and the script silently searches the CWD, ignoring the documented JOURNAL_DIR argument. This yields the confusing "no IROH RTT samples were recorded" failure. Since journal_dir is the documented journal location and the non-prefix branch already scopes to it, build the glob from journal_dir plus the prefix basename; that keeps the current caller's files identical because its prefix parent equals journal_dir.</violation>
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+ # Deleting an already-removed pipe is safe, but an unrelated sudo or
+ # dummynet failure must fail the gate and remain visible.
+ if sudo -n dnctl pipe show 2>/dev/null | grep -Eq "(^|[[:space:]])${pipe_id}([[:space:]]|:)"; then
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+ fi
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| stop_status=1 | |
| fi | |
| if ! pipe_listing="$(sudo -n dnctl pipe show 2>/dev/null)"; then | |
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| stop_status=1 | |
| fi |
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| else: | ||
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+if journal_prefix is None:
+ journal_paths = sorted(journal_dir.glob("*-ios-iroh-v2-journal-success-*.jsonl"))
+else:
+ journal_paths = sorted(journal_prefix.parent.glob(
+ journal_prefix.name + "-ios-iroh-v2-journal-success-*.jsonl"
+ ))
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| if ! sudo -n dnctl pipe "$pipe_id" delete >/dev/null 2>&1; then | ||
| # Deleting an already-removed pipe is safe, but an unrelated sudo or | ||
| # dummynet failure must fail the gate and remain visible. | ||
| if sudo -n dnctl pipe show 2>/dev/null | grep -Eq "(^|[[:space:]])${pipe_id}([[:space:]]|:)"; then |
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+ # Deleting an already-removed pipe is safe, but an unrelated sudo or
+ # dummynet failure must fail the gate and remain visible.
+ if sudo -n dnctl pipe show 2>/dev/null | grep -Eq "(^|[[:space:]])${pipe_id}([[:space:]]|:)"; then
+ stop_status=1
+ fi
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| // Lifecycle cleanup now removes the per-session paste directory on a | ||
| // normal coordinator stop. Keep this seam local and deterministic, | ||
| // while avoiding a real SSH process in these state-transition tests. | ||
| RemoteCommandResult(status: 0, stdout: "", stderr: "") |
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+ // Lifecycle cleanup now removes the per-session paste directory on a
+ // normal coordinator stop. Keep this seam local and deterministic,
+ // while avoiding a real SSH process in these state-transition tests.
+ RemoteCommandResult(status: 0, stdout: "", stderr: "")
}
}
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| guard request.executable == "/usr/bin/ssh" else { | |
| fatalError("Intentional cleanup tests do not spawn processes") | |
| } | |
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| let succeeded = await coordinator.stopAndWait(cleanupScope: .persistentSlot) | ||
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| let cleanupCommand = try command(in: runner) { $0.contains("serve --persistent-stop --slot") } |
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P3: Each predicate-based lookup is followed by a #expect that re-asserts the same substring the predicate already guaranteed (e.g. contains("serve --persistent-stop --slot"), contains("64010.slot"), contains("$HOME/.cmux/bin/cmuxd-remote")). These assertions are tautological and can never fail, so they add no coverage. Drop the redundant #expect(cleanupCommand.contains(...)) lines and keep only the checks the predicate does not cover (64010.shell, !rm -rf, !relay_socket=, .cache/cmux/paste/).
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At Packages/macOS/CmuxRemoteSession/Tests/CmuxRemoteSessionTests/RemoteRelaySlotTeardownTests.swift, line 296:
<comment>Each predicate-based lookup is followed by a `#expect` that re-asserts the same substring the predicate already guaranteed (e.g. `contains("serve --persistent-stop --slot")`, `contains("64010.slot")`, `contains("$HOME/.cmux/bin/cmuxd-remote")`). These assertions are tautological and can never fail, so they add no coverage. Drop the redundant `#expect(cleanupCommand.contains(...))` lines and keep only the checks the predicate does not cover (`64010.shell`, `!rm -rf`, `!relay_socket=`, `.cache/cmux/paste/`).</comment>
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@@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ struct RemoteRelaySlotTeardownTests {
let succeeded = await coordinator.stopAndWait(cleanupScope: .persistentSlot)
- let cleanupCommand = try #require(runner.requests.last?.arguments.last)
+ let cleanupCommand = try command(in: runner) { $0.contains("serve --persistent-stop --slot") }
#expect(succeeded)
#expect(cleanupCommand.contains("serve --persistent-stop --slot"))
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<violation number="1" location="Packages/macOS/CmuxRemoteSession/Tests/CmuxRemoteSessionTests/RemoteRelaySlotTeardownTests.swift:421">
P3: `MissingCleanupCommand` carries no diagnostic data, so when a teardown test fails because the expected command never reached the runner, the test output shows only the type name and nothing about which commands the coordinator actually issued. Give the error the commands that were received (or make it `LocalizedError`) so failures like `coordinatorFallsBackToPersistentSlotStopWhenRelayMetadataIsMissing` are debuggable without re-running.</violation>
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| ) throws -> String { | ||
| let commands = runner.requests.compactMap(\.arguments.last) | ||
| guard let command = commands.first(where: { predicate($0) }) else { | ||
| throw MissingCleanupCommand() |
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P3: MissingCleanupCommand carries no diagnostic data, so when a teardown test fails because the expected command never reached the runner, the test output shows only the type name and nothing about which commands the coordinator actually issued. Give the error the commands that were received (or make it LocalizedError) so failures like coordinatorFallsBackToPersistentSlotStopWhenRelayMetadataIsMissing are debuggable without re-running.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At Packages/macOS/CmuxRemoteSession/Tests/CmuxRemoteSessionTests/RemoteRelaySlotTeardownTests.swift, line 421:
<comment>`MissingCleanupCommand` carries no diagnostic data, so when a teardown test fails because the expected command never reached the runner, the test output shows only the type name and nothing about which commands the coordinator actually issued. Give the error the commands that were received (or make it `LocalizedError`) so failures like `coordinatorFallsBackToPersistentSlotStopWhenRelayMetadataIsMissing` are debuggable without re-running.</comment>
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@@ -416,13 +416,15 @@ struct RemoteRelaySlotTeardownTests {
- )
+ let commands = runner.requests.compactMap(\.arguments.last)
+ guard let command = commands.first(where: { predicate($0) }) else {
+ throw MissingCleanupCommand()
+ }
+ return command
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The protected v2 relay verification cannot start because current
maindoes not compile after the custom sidebar changes.Fix
object: nilto the gallery notification.CmuxSettingsUIwhere the app invokes the gallery request.These changes only unblock compilation and test fixtures. They do not change the v2 protocol, Worker names, authentication, or storage.
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Unblocks the release verification build on
mainafter the custom sidebar changes and makes the v2 relay gate enforce real workload conditions. The v2 protocol, Worker names, authentication, and storage are unchanged.Release gate hardening
gpt-5.3-codex-sparkwith strict model enforcement, a five-minute inactivity check, and a two-second resume-to-input bound.Build and test fixes
object: nilto the gallery notification, importsCmuxSettingsUIwhere invoked, removes any line containing thecp Examples/CustomSidebars/example-copy command from installed templates, restores the custom sidebar preview images, and syncs the installed template example commands.bonsplitgitlink and adds a second canonical build-root alias so compiled XCTest bundles retaining the producer's#filePathstill resolve repository files.CmuxAppKitSupportUIinstead of system SF Symbol images.gpt-5.3-codex-sparkprerequisite, the 2.5-second launch-to-workspace-list bound, and current cloud VM socket methods.Written for commit 86a6aea. Summary will update on new commits.
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