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The minis' displays are 60 Hz, so nothing measured the agent pane above 60 Hz. cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml runs nightly and on dispatch. - It builds feat-cmux-next through reload-build.yml, now also a workflow_call target. - It adds a 120 Hz virtual display (scripts/ci/frame-pacing/vdisplay.m, a copy of cmuxterm-hq's mini-ops holder) in the console session and runs the fling bench at the capped and full render rates. - It writes frames, p50, p95 and dropped to the run summary, and flags numbers past summarize.py's thresholds only as warnings. It runs only when the E2E pool picker finds an owned Mac free now, takes the side-lane label with no Blacksmith fallback, and holds the gui token while it measures. It gates nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RYQHfug1ZVQDp4eWgwVUtD
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a scheduled and manually dispatchable frame-pacing benchmark. It builds a tagged app, measures capped and full-rate rendering on a virtual display, and summarizes results with CI tests. ChangesFrame-pacing benchmark
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Trigger as Schedule or manual dispatch
participant Workflow as cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml
participant Picker as Owned-pool picker
participant Build as reload-build.yml
participant Bench as bench.sh
participant Summary as summarize.py
Trigger->>Workflow: Start run with ref
Workflow->>Picker: Check for an available owned Mac
Picker-->>Workflow: Return runner label or skip reason
Workflow->>Build: Build tagged app for resolved SHA
Workflow->>Bench: Run benchmark in GUI session
Bench-->>Workflow: Write display and fling results
Workflow->>Summary: Generate Markdown summary
Workflow->>Workflow: Upload benchmark output
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The benchmark can report unreliable measurements or run without the shared console lock. Address these execution safeguards before merging; the build artifact handoff is consistent, and threshold warnings remain intentionally non-blocking. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The benchmark’s own caller checks the source revision and runner eligibility before executing. However, the newly reusable build workflow accepts explicit runner labels without applying the same source-trust restriction. Protection therefore depends on caller authorization that has not been established. Shared-console cleanup follows an existing pattern, but interruption-time recovery remains unverified. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml:
- Around line 161-165: Update the helper status handling in the GUI-token
acquisition step so a missing or non-executable glaeda-canonical-root helper
cannot leave status at 0 and set taken=true. Preserve the existing handling of
statuses 0 and 2 when the helper runs; otherwise fail or skip the bench on the
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Review comments at @scripts/ci/frame-pacing/bench.sh:
- Around line 50-52: Update the benchmark flow in bench.sh to move the window
created by the app launch onto the virtual display ID recorded in display.txt,
then verify its display ID before starting the flings.
- Line 62: Update the benchmark mode loop in bench.sh to check the exit status
of new-chat, rpc calls for seed_rows and fling, and both statistics calls before
writing results. On failure, record a mode-specific diagnostic, clean up the
app, and skip or stop that mode so later calls cannot produce an incomplete
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Review comments at @scripts/ci/frame-pacing/vdisplay.m:
- Line 79: Compute the result of medianInterval before the ready printf, then
validate that sampling succeeded and the interval is within an explicit
tolerance of 1000 / hz; print an error and stop on failure, and print ready only
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| helper=/Users/Shared/cmux-build-fleet/bin/glaeda-canonical-root | ||
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| [ -x "$helper" ] && { "$helper" take-gui --wait 900 || status=$?; } | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
A missing glaeda-canonical-root helper lets the bench run without the gui token.
If $helper is not executable, status stays 0. The step then sets taken=true, so the bench draws in the shared console session without holding the lock. The comment on Lines 154-156 says the job holds the token. Fail or skip when the helper is missing on an owned runner.
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- status=0
- [ -x "$helper" ] && { "$helper" take-gui --wait 900 || status=$?; }
+ status=127
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| helper=/Users/Shared/cmux-build-fleet/bin/glaeda-canonical-root | |
| status=0 | |
| [ -x "$helper" ] && { "$helper" take-gui --wait 900 || status=$?; } | |
| case "$status" in | |
| 0|2) echo "taken=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" ;; | |
| helper=/Users/Shared/cmux-build-fleet/bin/glaeda-canonical-root | |
| status=127 | |
| if [ -x "$helper" ]; then status=0; "$helper" take-gui --wait 900 || status=$?; fi | |
| case "$status" in | |
| 0|2) echo "taken=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" ;; |
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Update the helper status handling in the GUI-token acquisition step so a missing
or non-executable glaeda-canonical-root helper cannot leave status at 0 and set
taken=true. Preserve the existing handling of statuses 0 and 2 when the helper
runs; otherwise fail or skip the bench on the owned runner.
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| open -n "$app" --env CMUX_TAG="$tag" --env CMUX_NEXT_AGENT_PANE_MOCK=1 \ | ||
| --env CMUX_NEXT_SOCKET_MODE=automation --env CMUX_NEXT_NO_ACTIVATE=1 \ | ||
| --env CMUX_DEV_BACKEND_MODE=local --env CMUX_NEXT_AGENT_PANE_FULL_RATE="$mode" |
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Place the measured window on the virtual display.
vdisplay.m reports the virtual display ID and the current main display ID, but bench.sh ignores both values. createMainWindow can center a new window without selecting a display. The benchmark can therefore measure a different display.
Move the window to the display ID in display.txt, then verify its display ID before starting the flings.
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/frame-pacing/bench.sh around lines 50 - 52:
Update the benchmark flow in bench.sh to move the window created by the app
launch onto the virtual display ID recorded in display.txt, then verify its
display ID before starting the flings.
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| sleep 3 | ||
| CMUX_SOCKET_PATH="$socket" "$cli" agent new-chat >/dev/null 2>&1 | ||
| sleep 4 | ||
| rpc '{"action":"seed_rows","count":5000}' >/dev/null |
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Stop each benchmark mode when a required command fails.
cmux rpc propagates server errors as CLIError values with a nonzero exit status. bench.sh ignores those statuses for new-chat, seed_rows, fling, and the statistics calls. A failed setup or fling can therefore still reach later calls and write an incomplete or invalid result file.
Check each required command. Record a mode-specific diagnostic and clean up before continuing to the next mode.
🐛 Suggested fix
- CMUX_SOCKET_PATH="$socket" "$cli" agent new-chat >/dev/null 2>&1
+ if ! CMUX_SOCKET_PATH="$socket" "$cli" agent new-chat >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+ echo "mode $mode: new-chat failed" | tee "$out/$mode-error.txt"
+ pkill -f "$app/" 2>/dev/null || true
+ sleep 2
+ continue
+ fi
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- rpc '{"action":"seed_rows","count":5000}' >/dev/null
+ if ! rpc '{"action":"seed_rows","count":5000}' >/dev/null; then
+ echo "mode $mode: seed_rows failed" | tee "$out/$mode-error.txt"
+ pkill -f "$app/" 2>/dev/null || true
+ sleep 2
+ continue
+ fi
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- rpc '{"action":"fling"}' >/dev/null
+ if ! rpc '{"action":"fling"}' >/dev/null; then
+ echo "mode $mode: fling $n failed" | tee "$out/$mode-error.txt"
+ break
+ fi
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# Fling 0 warms the transcript's layout and is not reported.
[ "$n" = 0 ] && continue
- printf '{"fling":%s,"perf":%s}\n' "$(rpc '{"action":"fling_stats"}')" "$(rpc '{"action":"perf_stats"}')" > "$out/$mode-$n.json"
+ fling_stats="$(rpc '{"action":"fling_stats"}')" || {
+ echo "mode $mode: fling_stats $n failed" | tee "$out/$mode-error.txt"
+ break
+ }
+ perf_stats="$(rpc '{"action":"perf_stats"}')" || {
+ echo "mode $mode: perf_stats $n failed" | tee "$out/$mode-error.txt"
+ break
+ }
+ printf '{"fling":%s,"perf":%s}\n' "$fling_stats" "$perf_stats" > "$out/$mode-$n.json"
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/frame-pacing/bench.sh at line 62:
Update the benchmark mode loop in bench.sh to check the exit status of new-chat,
rpc calls for seed_rows and fling, and both statistics calls before writing
results. On failure, record a mode-specific diagnostic, clean up the app, and
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| settings.modes = @[[[CGVirtualDisplayMode alloc] initWithWidth:1920 height:1080 refreshRate:hz]]; | ||
| if (![display applySettings:settings]) { printf("error: applySettings failed\n"); return 1; } | ||
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Validate the measured interval before printing ready.
medianInterval() can return 0 when display-link creation or sampling fails. This line still prints ready, and it accepts any nonzero interval without comparing it with 1000 / hz. Since bench.sh checks only the marker, it can record measurements from an invalid or mismatched cadence.
Compute the interval first. Print error and stop when sampling fails or the interval exceeds an explicit tolerance from 1000 / hz. Print ready only after that check passes.
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Compute the result of medianInterval before the ready printf, then validate that
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<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml:122">
P2: The gate checks the picker’s root-runner availability but sends both jobs to `CI_SIDE_LANE_RUNNER`, whose label can be busy independently. This can turn a supposed skip into a long queued build or timeout; make the availability check side-lane aware or schedule the jobs on the label the picker validated.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml:162">
P2: Treat a missing `glaeda-canonical-root` helper as a failed token acquisition instead of marking the GUI lock taken; otherwise the bench runs in the shared console session without holding the lock.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="scripts/ci/frame-pacing/vdisplay.m:71">
P2: The fixed serial can collide with a stale display after a timeout, making subsequent nightly runs fail to create the display and silently lose their benchmark. Use a per-process serial and collision retries, as `scripts/create-virtual-display.m` does.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="scripts/ci/frame-pacing/vdisplay.m:79">
P2: This line reports `ready` even when the display link never ticks, so the bench can measure an unusable display instead of skipping it. Emit an error and exit when the measured interval is zero before printing `ready`.</violation>
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<file name="scripts/ci/frame-pacing/bench.sh">
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P2: The cleanup does not verify that either process exited or escalate when it did not. Wait for the tagged app and virtual-display processes to disappear, then use bounded SIGKILL escalation so a timeout or hung app cannot contaminate later jobs on the owned Mac.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="scripts/ci/frame-pacing/bench.sh:50">
P2: This launch does not select the virtual display, so the window can land on another screen and the benchmark may measure the wrong refresh rate. Move it to the ID in `display.txt` and verify placement before flinging.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="scripts/ci/frame-pacing/bench.sh:69">
P2: RPC failures are silently converted into invalid result files, which `summarize.py` drops instead of reporting as a failed measurement. Capture and check each RPC result, then write a mode error or otherwise mark the run unmeasured when setup, fling, or stats collection fails.</violation>
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P3: The new `workflow_call` input block duplicates the `workflow_dispatch` schema with weaker constraints and no `description`s, and the two blocks must now be kept in sync by hand: any option added to one path in the future silently misses the other. Notably `platform` is a free-form `string` here whereas the dispatch path restricts it via `type: choice` (macos/ios) — a misspelled or future platform value would skip both the macOS and iOS build steps, leaving the `if: always()` Upload artifact step (which has no such validation and `if-no-files-found: error`) to publish a build with no app. Mirror the dispatch types/descriptions into `workflow_call`, or add an early validation step that rejects any `platform` other than `macos`/`ios` and update both blocks together.</violation>
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P3: The final table column has no header: the header row ends `| dropped | |` with an empty cell, while every data row puts its `ok`, `regression: ...`, or `not measured: ...` flag in that column. Add a proper header (e.g. `status`) so the column is labeled like the rest of the table.</violation>
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P2: The gate checks the picker’s root-runner availability but sends both jobs to CI_SIDE_LANE_RUNNER, whose label can be busy independently. This can turn a supposed skip into a long queued build or timeout; make the availability check side-lane aware or schedule the jobs on the label the picker validated.
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| descriptor.maxPixelsWide = 1920; | ||
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| descriptor.sizeInMillimeters = CGSizeMake(600, 340); | ||
| descriptor.productID = 0x6d6f; descriptor.vendorID = 0x6d6f; descriptor.serialNum = 1; |
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P2: The fixed serial can collide with a stale display after a timeout, making subsequent nightly runs fail to create the display and silently lose their benchmark. Use a per-process serial and collision retries, as scripts/create-virtual-display.m does.
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+ descriptor.maxPixelsWide = 1920;
+ descriptor.maxPixelsHigh = 1080;
+ descriptor.sizeInMillimeters = CGSizeMake(600, 340);
+ descriptor.productID = 0x6d6f; descriptor.vendorID = 0x6d6f; descriptor.serialNum = 1;
+ CGVirtualDisplay *display = [[CGVirtualDisplay alloc] initWithDescriptor:descriptor];
+ if (!display) { printf("error: CGVirtualDisplay unavailable\n"); return 1; }
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| settings.modes = @[[[CGVirtualDisplayMode alloc] initWithWidth:1920 height:1080 refreshRate:hz]]; | ||
| if (![display applySettings:settings]) { printf("error: applySettings failed\n"); return 1; } | ||
| [NSThread sleepForTimeInterval:1.0]; | ||
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P2: This line reports ready even when the display link never ticks, so the bench can measure an unusable display instead of skipping it. Emit an error and exit when the measured interval is zero before printing ready.
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+ settings.modes = @[[[CGVirtualDisplayMode alloc] initWithWidth:1920 height:1080 refreshRate:hz]];
+ if (![display applySettings:settings]) { printf("error: applySettings failed\n"); return 1; }
+ [NSThread sleepForTimeInterval:1.0];
+ printf("ready %u %.2f main=%u\n", display.displayID, medianInterval(display.displayID), CGMainDisplayID());
+ [[NSRunLoop mainRunLoop] runUntilDate:[NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSinceNow:hold]];
+ }
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| printf("ready %u %.2f main=%u\n", display.displayID, medianInterval(display.displayID), CGMainDisplayID()); | |
| double interval = medianInterval(display.displayID); | |
| if (interval <= 0) { printf("error: CVDisplayLink did not tick\n"); return 1; } | |
| printf("ready %u %.2f main=%u\n", display.displayID, interval, CGMainDisplayID()); |
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P2: The cleanup does not verify that either process exited or escalate when it did not. Wait for the tagged app and virtual-display processes to disappear, then use bounded SIGKILL escalation so a timeout or hung app cannot contaminate later jobs on the owned Mac.
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<comment>The cleanup does not verify that either process exited or escalate when it did not. Wait for the tagged app and virtual-display processes to disappear, then use bounded SIGKILL escalation so a timeout or hung app cannot contaminate later jobs on the owned Mac.</comment>
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+socket="/tmp/cmux-debug-$slug.sock"
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+teardown() {
+ pkill -f "$app/" 2>/dev/null || true
+ pkill -f "$work/VDisplay.app/" 2>/dev/null || true
+ sleep 1
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| [ "$n" = 0 ] && continue | ||
| printf '{"fling":%s,"perf":%s}\n' "$(rpc '{"action":"fling_stats"}')" "$(rpc '{"action":"perf_stats"}')" > "$out/$mode-$n.json" |
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P2: RPC failures are silently converted into invalid result files, which summarize.py drops instead of reporting as a failed measurement. Capture and check each RPC result, then write a mode error or otherwise mark the run unmeasured when setup, fling, or stats collection fails.
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<comment>RPC failures are silently converted into invalid result files, which `summarize.py` drops instead of reporting as a failed measurement. Capture and check each RPC result, then write a mode error or otherwise mark the run unmeasured when setup, fling, or stats collection fails.</comment>
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+ sleep 5
+ # Fling 0 warms the transcript's layout and is not reported.
+ [ "$n" = 0 ] && continue
+ printf '{"fling":%s,"perf":%s}\n' "$(rpc '{"action":"fling_stats"}')" "$(rpc '{"action":"perf_stats"}')" > "$out/$mode-$n.json"
+ done
+ pkill -f "$app/" 2>/dev/null || true
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P2: This launch does not select the virtual display, so the window can land on another screen and the benchmark may measure the wrong refresh rate. Move it to the ID in display.txt and verify placement before flinging.
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<comment>This launch does not select the virtual display, so the window can land on another screen and the benchmark may measure the wrong refresh rate. Move it to the ID in `display.txt` and verify placement before flinging.</comment>
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+for mode in 0 1; do
+ rm -f "$socket"
+ open -n "$app" --env CMUX_TAG="$tag" --env CMUX_NEXT_AGENT_PANE_MOCK=1 \
+ --env CMUX_NEXT_SOCKET_MODE=automation --env CMUX_NEXT_NO_ACTIVATE=1 \
+ --env CMUX_DEV_BACKEND_MODE=local --env CMUX_NEXT_AGENT_PANE_FULL_RATE="$mode"
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P2: Treat a missing glaeda-canonical-root helper as a failed token acquisition instead of marking the GUI lock taken; otherwise the bench runs in the shared console session without holding the lock.
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<comment>Treat a missing `glaeda-canonical-root` helper as a failed token acquisition instead of marking the GUI lock taken; otherwise the bench runs in the shared console session without holding the lock.</comment>
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+ set -uo pipefail
+ helper=/Users/Shared/cmux-build-fleet/bin/glaeda-canonical-root
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+ [ -x "$helper" ] && { "$helper" take-gui --wait 900 || status=$?; }
+ case "$status" in
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P3: The new workflow_call input block duplicates the workflow_dispatch schema with weaker constraints and no descriptions, and the two blocks must now be kept in sync by hand: any option added to one path in the future silently misses the other. Notably platform is a free-form string here whereas the dispatch path restricts it via type: choice (macos/ios) — a misspelled or future platform value would skip both the macOS and iOS build steps, leaving the if: always() Upload artifact step (which has no such validation and if-no-files-found: error) to publish a build with no app. Mirror the dispatch types/descriptions into workflow_call, or add an early validation step that rejects any platform other than macos/ios and update both blocks together.
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<comment>The new `workflow_call` input block duplicates the `workflow_dispatch` schema with weaker constraints and no `description`s, and the two blocks must now be kept in sync by hand: any option added to one path in the future silently misses the other. Notably `platform` is a free-form `string` here whereas the dispatch path restricts it via `type: choice` (macos/ios) — a misspelled or future platform value would skip both the macOS and iOS build steps, leaving the `if: always()` Upload artifact step (which has no such validation and `if-no-files-found: error`) to publish a build with no app. Mirror the dispatch types/descriptions into `workflow_call`, or add an early validation step that rejects any `platform` other than `macos`/`ios` and update both blocks together.</comment>
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| return "\n".join(lines) + "\n", [] | ||
| fields = display.split() | ||
| lines.append(f"Virtual display {fields[1]} ticks every {fields[2]} ms (CVDisplayLink p50).") | ||
| lines += ["", "| mode | flings | frames/fling | p50 | p95 | dropped | |", "|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|"] |
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P3: The final table column has no header: the header row ends | dropped | | with an empty cell, while every data row puts its ok, regression: ..., or not measured: ... flag in that column. Add a proper header (e.g. status) so the column is labeled like the rest of the table.
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<comment>The final table column has no header: the header row ends `| dropped | |` with an empty cell, while every data row puts its `ok`, `regression: ...`, or `not measured: ...` flag in that column. Add a proper header (e.g. `status`) so the column is labeled like the rest of the table.</comment>
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+ return "\n".join(lines) + "\n", []
+ fields = display.split()
+ lines.append(f"Virtual display {fields[1]} ticks every {fields[2]} ms (CVDisplayLink p50).")
+ lines += ["", "| mode | flings | frames/fling | p50 | p95 | dropped | |", "|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|"]
+ warnings = []
+ for mode, name in MODES.items():
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<file name=".github/workflows/cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml:226">
P3: By dropping the trailing slash, the `-f` pattern now also matches the console-session wrapper that is running the pkill itself: `run-in-console-session.sh` passes the full command into the Aqua bootstrap (`... env ... bash -c '... exec "$@"' bash /usr/bin/pkill -f $RUNNER_TEMP/frame-pacing`), and every wrapper process's argv contains the pattern, so pkill SIGTERMs its own `env`/`bash` ancestors while it reaps the leftovers. The step survives only because of `|| true` plus `continue-on-error: true`, and the actual leftover processes are still killed, but this self-scoped kill is a latent hazard: if either guard is ever dropped, this step starts failing with 143. Prefer spawning the kill detached from the console session (e.g. `nohup pkill ... &`) or matching the explicit victims (`VDisplay`, the unpacked app bundle, `bench.sh`) so the command does not signal its own process chain.</violation>
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P3: By dropping the trailing slash, the -f pattern now also matches the console-session wrapper that is running the pkill itself: run-in-console-session.sh passes the full command into the Aqua bootstrap (... env ... bash -c '... exec "$@"' bash /usr/bin/pkill -f $RUNNER_TEMP/frame-pacing), and every wrapper process's argv contains the pattern, so pkill SIGTERMs its own env/bash ancestors while it reaps the leftovers. The step survives only because of || true plus continue-on-error: true, and the actual leftover processes are still killed, but this self-scoped kill is a latent hazard: if either guard is ever dropped, this step starts failing with 143. Prefer spawning the kill detached from the console session (e.g. nohup pkill ... &) or matching the explicit victims (VDisplay, the unpacked app bundle, bench.sh) so the command does not signal its own process chain.
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<comment>By dropping the trailing slash, the `-f` pattern now also matches the console-session wrapper that is running the pkill itself: `run-in-console-session.sh` passes the full command into the Aqua bootstrap (`... env ... bash -c '... exec "$@"' bash /usr/bin/pkill -f $RUNNER_TEMP/frame-pacing`), and every wrapper process's argv contains the pattern, so pkill SIGTERMs its own `env`/`bash` ancestors while it reaps the leftovers. The step survives only because of `|| true` plus `continue-on-error: true`, and the actual leftover processes are still killed, but this self-scoped kill is a latent hazard: if either guard is ever dropped, this step starts failing with 143. Prefer spawning the kill detached from the console session (e.g. `nohup pkill ... &`) or matching the explicit victims (`VDisplay`, the unpacked app bundle, `bench.sh`) so the command does not signal its own process chain.</comment>
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+ run: scripts/ci/run-in-console-session.sh /usr/bin/pkill -f "$RUNNER_TEMP/frame-pacing" || true
- name: Summary
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The minis' displays are 60 Hz, so CI never measured the cmux-next agent pane above 60 Hz. The pane's render-rate work (#16487) was checked on a 120 Hz screen only by hand.
cmux-next-frame-pacing.ymlruns nightly and on dispatch:e2e_runner_pool.py, asiroh-release-gate.yml'srunnerdoes) whether an owned Mac is free now. If none is, the run skips, with the reason in the summary. It also skips when owned pools are off, the ref isn't a branch head of this repository, or the run is a retry.reload-build.yml(now also aworkflow_calltarget with the same inputs) forfeat-cmux-nextonvars.CI_SIDE_LANE_RUNNER.glaeda-canonical-root take-gui, astest-e2e.ymldoes) and skips if the console session stays busy.scripts/ci/frame-pacing/vdisplay.m, a copy of cmuxterm-hq'sfleet vdisplaysource).run-in-console-session.sh),bench.shadds a 120 Hz virtual display. It then launches the tagged app with the mock pane, once withCMUX_NEXT_AGENT_PANE_FULL_RATE=0and once with=1, seeds 5000 rows, and runs a warm-up fling plus three measured flings.always()step covers a timeout.summarize.pywrites frames per fling, p50, p95 and dropped frames per mode to the run summary. A mode past its threshold is flagged in the table and gets a::warning::; the step never fails for it. The thresholds: full-rate p50 above 9 ms, capped p50 above 18 ms, or more than 5% of frames dropped.No required check reads this workflow, and it has no Blacksmith path. The
blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26literals exist only because the runner guards require a fallback. The jobs'ifstops at attempt 2, so a bot retry (attempt 3) skips instead of reaching them.It lives on main because a
scheduleonly runs from the default branch. It buildsfeat-cmux-nextthrough therefinput.Limits
compileclass (root and persistent-DerivedData tokens), the hook's safe side. The bench takes the gui token itself. A glaeda follow-up should class(cmux-next-frame-pacing.yml, build)asisolatedandbenchasgui-step.Testing
python3 tests/test_ci_frame_pacing_summary.pypasses. It covers a healthy run, a regression that is flagged and warned but exits 0, no virtual display, and a mode that never drew. It's wired intoci-guards.ymland registered intests/test-execution.toml.tests/test_ci_*guard passes locally except six that fail the same way on a cleanorigin/maincheckout here (missingbashlex, sandboxPermissionError, no CLI binary, workload-profile platform, main-full-suite dispatch, Sparkle build number).reload-build.ymlandci-guards.yml.bench.shandsummarize.pyend to end on cmux-mac-mini (M4) with a fleet build of feat-cmux-next at 58ecdae, over SSH as the console user. The display ticked at 8.33 ms. Capped: 181.5 frames per fling, p50 17 ms, 0/363 dropped. Full rate: 361 frames, p50 8 ms, 2/722 dropped. Afterwards the display was back to 60 Hz and no processes were left. That run did not go through the Actions-only steps (console-session hop, gui token).Changelog
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@codesmith-botwith what you need. Autofix is disabled.Summary by cubic
Adds a nightly 120 Hz fling bench for the cmux-next agent pane, which the minis' 60 Hz displays could never measure. The new
cmux-next-frame-pacing.ymladds a 120 Hz virtual display to the mini's console session, runs the app at its capped and full render rates, and writes frames per fling, p50, p95 and dropped frames to the run summary.Gating
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summarize.pyflags a mode past its p50 or dropped-frame threshold in the summary table and as a::warning::, and the workflow never fails on a regression.reload-build.ymlis now aworkflow_calltarget with the same inputs; the bench buildsfeat-cmux-nextthrough itsrefinput.always()step reaps a leftover bench.sh when the bench times out.ci-guards.yml; the workflow hasn't run in Actions yet because new workflows can't be dispatched until merged to main.Written for commit 9915d92. Summary will update on new commits.
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