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ci(overflow): probe the 32 and 16 vCPU Linux sizes; trip only when none starts - #27121
The overflow switch probed a single label: the record's, else LINUX_RUNNER, else blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404. On 2026-10-28 the 4 vCPU label stalled on its own at 21:59Z, 22:13Z, 22:53Z and 23:30Z while the other Blacksmith Linux sizes kept starting jobs. Each of those stalls flipped every overflow variable, including the macOS ones. A single probed label is a pin.
What
PROBE_LABELS = ("blacksmith-32vcpu-ubuntu-2404", "blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404"), the sizes compiles run on. The probe job is now a matrix with one job per label, named Blacksmith probe (<label>). A drill (probe_label) still probes only its own label and is always a dry run.
The probe set decides only after every probe has decided. Every probe stalled: overflow goes off. Every probe started: an existing record is put back and deleted. Mixed results (outcome=partial): nothing changes. A single stalled size never flips the fleet, and a record is not cleared while a size jobs fall back to is still stalled (fast-checks.yml takes 32 vCPU when the record is gone). This answers review finding 1.
Health is tracked per label. A Linux failover, a legacy hosted-Ubuntu migration, or a resume of a partial switch names only a label whose probe started in this run, and never GitHub-hosted Ubuntu. When no Linux size started, the Linux variables are left alone and the owned macOS failovers still apply. This answers review finding 2.
When some probes start and others stall, the switch changes nothing. It doesn't flip overflow, doesn't clear the record and doesn't move any variable; it only writes CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH. Moving work off one stalled size, including workflows that name a size literally (fast-checks.yml), is the RUNNER_POOLS reconciler's job (ci: one routing source, RUNNER_POOLS, and the reconciler that keeps it live #27129), and it takes this health as its input. An earlier round of this PR moved Linux variables on partial results. That was dropped after review: a Linux-only record made a later full stall skip the macOS failover.
A restore puts a Linux variable back only onto a size whose probe started. If its value before is a label nobody probed (an older record's blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404, a legacy CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER 4 vCPU, or unset), it stays where it is. A GitHub-hosted value before is never put back. This covers second review finding 1 and third review finding 2.
When every probe starts and a legacy record left a Linux variable on GitHub-hosted Ubuntu (before an unprobed 4 vCPU), the hosted value no longer outlives the record. LINUX_RUNNER moves to a probed size that started. CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER is unset, because its readers accept no probed size, so they fall back to Blacksmith (fourth review).
No code path writes a GitHub-hosted label to any variable, and a test checks it across stall, partial, start, override and legacy-record cases. HOSTED_LINUX is already gone from main. The feat-cmux-next copy of the switch still has it, but the scheduled switch runs from main.
When no Linux size started, stuck Blacksmith Linux jobs are no longer force-cancelled and re-run. A re-run would land on the same label, and the job would be cancelled again on every scheduled run. macOS jobs still move to the owned pools (second review, finding 2).
Each deciding run that has the switch token writes CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH as {"checked", "run", "minutes", "labels": {label: "started" | "stalled"}}. The switch never reads it back. It is there so the no-pins RUNNER_POOLS reconciler (runner_pools.py, which will replace this switch's flipping) can read per-label health in the same form.
The watch always runs on blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26, never on a size the probes ask for. Unless every probe started, the run force-cancels itself, so a queued probe cannot hold the concurrency group.
The record no longer decides what is probed. Its probe field only names the set.
Stall-aware failover and the no-pins lint are separate work. This PR changes only the probe and the switch.
Tests
tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py: 56 pass. New tests cover:
a mixed result writes only per-label health: no restore, no flip, no record;
a legacy hosted-Ubuntu record never migrates or resumes onto a stalled size or onto hosted Ubuntu;
Linux failovers name only a size that started;
a restore never moves a Linux variable onto an unprobed label;
no Linux rescue happens when no Linux size started;
the matrix restates PROBE_LABELS;
the failover never names a stalled size;
a signing variable the drift policy accepts is still reported. This test fails against the old checker.
tests/test_ci_check_repo_variables.py, test_ci_fast_checks_failover.py, test_ci_no_github_hosted_macos.py, test_ci_runs_on_values.py, test_ci_workflow_concurrency.py, test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py, test_ci_macos_xcode_selection.py and actionlint pass.
Risk: low. CI routing only. When one size stalls alone, jobs on that size queue for it instead of the whole fleet failing over. One new repository variable (CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH) is written with the token the switch already uses.
…ne starts
The switch probed one label (the record's, else LINUX_RUNNER, else
blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404). On 2026-10-28 that label alone stalled at
21:59Z, 22:13Z, 22:53Z and 23:30Z while the other sizes started jobs, and
each stall flipped every overflow variable. The probe is now a matrix over
PROBE_LABELS (32 and 16 vCPU); overflow goes off only when every probe
stalls and comes back when any one starts. A Linux failover never names a
stalled size (left alone when its whole chain stalled), the watch sits on
Blacksmith macOS, and a run with a probe still queued force-cancels itself
so it cannot hold the concurrency group.
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The workflow probes two configured Blacksmith Linux sizes. The switch evaluates probe results, limits Linux routing and recovery to labels that started, and records per-label health for decided runs. The watch job always uses Blacksmith macOS.
Changes: Blacksmith overflow probe flow
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Summary
Configure the probe matrix .github/workflows/ci-cloud-overflow-probe.yml, scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py, docs/ci-runners.md, tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py
The workflow probes both configured Linux sizes, or only the drill label. The watch job uses blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26. Documentation and tests cover the matrix and workflow conditions.
Evaluate probes and update routing scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py, docs/ci-runners.md, tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py
Overflow turns off when all probes stall, restores recorded values when all start, and leaves routing unchanged for mixed results. Linux failover and resume operations use only labels that started. Decided runs record per-label health.
Validate and document probe behavior scripts/ci/check_repo_variables.py, tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py, docs/ci-runners.md
Tests cover probe outcomes, routing, health writes, workflow configuration, and runner-value validation. The checker reports disallowed runner values not already reported as drift. Documentation describes probe and recovery rules.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProbeJobs as Label-specific probe jobs
participant Switch as cloud_overflow_switch.py
participant ActionsAPI as GitHub Actions API
participant RepoVariables as Repository variables
Switch->>ActionsAPI: Query jobs for configured probe labels
ActionsAPI-->>Switch: Return per-label job states
Switch->>RepoVariables: Write health results or eligible routing updates
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Possibly related issues
Runner label starved: glaeda-std-xcode-26.6 #27158: The issue concerns the glaeda-std-xcode-26.6 macOS failover label used by the overflow switch. This PR changes the failover route but does not address the reported runner starvation.
CI repository variables is red #26450: The issue reports an invalid runner-variable state affecting the repository variable check. This PR adds validation for runner values not already reported as drift.
Possibly related PRs
manaflow-ai/cmux#26360: Both changes modify the overflow switch’s failover behavior and Blacksmith macOS watch runner.
manaflow-ai/cmux#27118: Both changes edit overflow restore and failover paths, including writes to LINUX_RUNNER.
manaflow-ai/cmux#27129: This PR writes CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH, which the related PR reads.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 157cc
Resolve the recovery and runner-routing concerns before merging, or explicitly accept them. Recovery can remain blocked or leave jobs routed to an unverified pool; the documentation and tests also need clarification.
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Review comments at @scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Around line 694-695: Update the migration and saved-record retry flows around
hosted_migration and plan_resume to exclude destinations in the current stalled
probe set, including stored destinations that bypass the new-failover filter. If
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…e that started
Review of the probe set: a started 16 vCPU probe cleared the record while
32 vCPU (fast-checks' fallback) still stalled, and a legacy hosted-Ubuntu
record migrated onto a size that had just stalled. Now:
- the set decides only when every probe decided; mixed results change
nothing (outcome "partial");
- a Linux failover, migration or resume names only a label whose probe
started in this run, and never GitHub-hosted Ubuntu;
- each deciding run writes CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH (per-label started or
stalled) for the RUNNER_POOLS reconciler; the switch never reads it.
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Major · Keep an execution route when the macOS pool is unavailable. · ci-cloud-overflow-probe.yml:85
.github/workflows/ci-cloud-overflow-probe.yml:85 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep an execution route when the macOS pool is unavailable.
Before this change, the watch used blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404 in the normal no-saved-state case. It used blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26 only when overflow was already off or the probe targeted 16 vCPU.
The macOS placement is intentional because it avoids competing with the Linux probes. However, this change makes the macOS pool mandatory for every watch run. If that pool is unavailable while a Linux probe starts, the watch remains queued and cannot restore CI_CLOUD_OVERFLOW_SAVED or cancel its run.
The 25-minute timeout-minutes limit applies after the job starts, not while it waits for a matching runner. With cancel-in-progress: false, the queued watch can retain ci-cloud-overflow-probe indefinitely. Provide an execution route that does not depend solely on blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/ci-cloud-overflow-probe.yml at line 85:
Provide an execution route for the ci-cloud-overflow-probe watch that does not
depend solely on blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26, restoring the prior
blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404 route for the normal no-saved-state case while
preserving intentional macOS placement for the specified cases. Ensure the watch
can start and restore CI_CLOUD_OVERFLOW_SAVED or cancel its run if the macOS
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- Around line 1002-1003: Update the all-stalled overflow bullet to state that
LINUX_RUNNER and CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER remain unchanged when every probe stalls, and
remove the Blacksmith Linux destinations from that case. Keep those destinations
only in the text describing a started probe.
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- Line 85: Provide an execution route for the ci-cloud-overflow-probe watch that
does not depend solely on blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26, restoring the prior
blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404 route for the normal no-saved-state case while
preserving intentional macOS placement for the specified cases. Ensure the watch
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Remove the Linux destinations from the all-stalled overflow bullet.
When every probe stalls, toward_started() drops both Linux variables from the failover mapping, so the switch leaves LINUX_RUNNER and CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER unchanged. The sentence at lines 1002-1003 still names blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404 and blacksmith-2vcpu-ubuntu-2404 as destinations for this case. The qualifier later in the same bullet describes the correct behavior, but the stated destinations contradict it.
Remove the two Linux destinations from this all-stalled bullet. State that both Linux variables stay unchanged when every size stalled. Keep the Linux destinations only where the text describes a started probe.
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Review comment at @docs/ci-runners.md around lines 1002 - 1003:
Update the all-stalled overflow bullet to state that LINUX_RUNNER and
CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER remain unchanged when every probe stalls, and remove the
Blacksmith Linux destinations from that case. Keep those destinations only in
the text describing a started probe.
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…no futile Linux rescues
Review at 8c80bff:
- an older record's before (blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404, from when that one
label was the probe) was restored once 16 and 32 vCPU started, though 4 vCPU
may still stall, and the record was then deleted. A Linux variable on a size
whose probe started now stays there unless its before is a probed size that
started too.
- with every Linux size stalled no Linux variable moves, yet stuck Blacksmith
Linux jobs were still force-cancelled and re-run onto the same label on every
scheduled run. They are left alone then; macOS jobs still move to owned pools.
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plan_on skips an unprobed before value only if now is in healthy. For an older CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER record with after set to unprobed 2 vCPU and before set to unprobed 4 vCPU, it can restore 4 vCPU despite neither size having started a probe.
The switch can move trusted jobs to an unverified 4-vCPU pool and delete the recovery record; jobs may then remain queued there.
This can occur when: Both current 32- and 16-vCPU probes start while an older record still owns CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER at its recorded 2-vCPU destination.
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py around lines 323 - 327:
Update `plan_on` so it does not restore `CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER` to an unprobed
`before` value when the recorded `now` value is also unprobed. Choose only a
size whose probe has started, and preserve the recovery record if no safe probed
destination is available.
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Review comments at @scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Around line 323-327: Update `plan_on` so it does not restore
`CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER` to an unprobed `before` value when the recorded `now` value
is also unprobed. Choose only a size whose probe has started, and preserve the
recovery record if no safe probed destination is available.
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…re only onto started sizes
Review at 437df95:
- 32 vCPU stalled while 16 vCPU started changed nothing, so LINUX_RUNNER on
32 vCPU stayed queued. On a partial result a Linux variable naming a stalled
probed size now moves to a started one (recorded, so it goes back once every
size starts). Literal runs-on sizes are for the RUNNER_POOLS reconciler.
- a legacy CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER record restored an unprobed 4 vCPU. A Linux
variable now goes back only onto a size whose probe started, and a
GitHub-hosted value before is never put back.
- test: no code path writes a GitHub-hosted label to any variable.
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…to RUNNER_POOLS
Review at edbbce3: a partial result's Linux-only record made a later full
stall skip the macOS failover, and literal runs-on read the record as a
boolean. Drop the partial-record logic: on a partial result the switch writes
only CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH, which the RUNNER_POOLS reconciler consumes.
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Skip Windows labels when restoring overflow runner variables.
plan_on skips a saved value only when it is an ubuntu- or macOS hosted label. A saved windows-2025 value is still restored through set_variable. The new no-hosted-label test includes windows- in its regex, but none of its fixtures uses a Windows value, so the test passes without covering this path. Adding a Windows-valued saved record to that test makes it fail against the current code.
🐛 Suggested fix
- if before and (HOSTED_LINUX_LABEL.match(before.lower()) or HOSTED_MACOS_LABEL.search(before.lower())):+ if before and (HOSTED_LINUX_LABEL.match(before.lower()) or HOSTED_MACOS_LABEL.search(before.lower())+ or re.match(r"^windows-", before.lower())):
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 71708aa8b625); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py around lines 585 -
600:
Update plan_on to skip saved Windows hosted runner labels, alongside the
existing Ubuntu and macOS labels, before restoring overflow runner variables.
Add a Windows-valued saved record to the no-hosted-label test fixtures so this
behavior is covered.
Add a test for a failed health write on a partial result.
The partial-result test uses a FakeSwitch whose set_variable never raises. In scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py, a RuntimeError from the health write is caught, logged as a warning, and the run still exits 0 on a partial result. No test in tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py raises from set_variable, so removing or changing that handler would not fail any test.
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565:
Add a test alongside the existing partial-result test that uses a FakeSwitch
subclass whose set_variable raises RuntimeError for switch.HEALTH_VARIABLE. Run
the partial-result flow and assert it still exits with code 0, performs no
writes, and reports outcome=partial.
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Review comments at @scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Line 324: Update parse_record to validate each saved change’s before value
before returning the record: allow None or strings, and reject any other type
with the existing controlled ValueError path so malformed records do not reach
plan_on.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Around line 585-600: Update plan_on to skip saved Windows hosted runner
labels, alongside the existing Ubuntu and macOS labels, before restoring
overflow runner variables. Add a Windows-valued saved record to the
no-hosted-label test fixtures so this behavior is covered.
---
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Review comments at @tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Around line 561-565: Add a test alongside the existing partial-result test
that uses a FakeSwitch subclass whose set_variable raises RuntimeError for
switch.HEALTH_VARIABLE. Run the partial-result flow and assert it still exits
with code 0, performs no writes, and reports outcome=partial.
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Validate each saved before value in parse_record.
A saved record with a truthy non-string before raises AttributeError at before.lower() inside plan_on. main does not catch this, so the watch step crashes before it restores anything or deletes the record. Validate before in parse_record. Then the record fails with the existing controlled error, which tells the operator to fix or delete the record.
🐛 Suggested fix
if not isinstance(record, dict) or not isinstance(record.get("changed"), dict):
raise ValueError(f"{RECORD_VARIABLE} is not a switch record")
+ for change in record["changed"].values():+ if isinstance(change, Mapping) and change.get("before") is not None \+ and not isinstance(change.get("before"), str):+ raise ValueError(f"{RECORD_VARIABLE} has a non-string before value")
return record
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Update parse_record to validate each saved change’s before value before
returning the record: allow None or strings, and reject any other type with the
existing controlled ValueError path so malformed records do not reach plan_on.
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…GitHub-hosted Ubuntu
Review at cd79796: with before an unprobed 4 vCPU and after ubuntu-24.04,
every probe starting skipped the restore and deleted the record, so
LINUX_RUNNER stayed hosted. On recovery a Linux variable on hosted Ubuntu now
moves: LINUX_RUNNER to a probed size that started, CI_TRUSTED_RUNNER unset
(its readers accept no probed size and fall back to Blacksmith).
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Name the hosted-value override in the restore contract, or stop overriding hand edits.
During recovery, a hand-edited hosted Linux value can be overwritten. The docs say hand edits are left alone and named. The log names no reason for this path.
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py around lines 328 - 329:
Update the recovery path that appends `Restore(name, target)` so it does not
overwrite hand-edited hosted Linux values; if this override is intentional, name
the hosted-value override explicitly in the restore contract and its reason.
Minor · Cover the hosted hand edit when before is a started… · test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py:600-604
Cover the hosted hand edit when before is a started probe label.
The new test checks only the hand-edit case with before=None. With before set to blacksmith-32vcpu-ubuntu-2404 and LINUX_RUNNER edited by hand to ubuntu-22.04, plan_on returns a skipped restore. The caller still deletes the record, so LINUX_RUNNER stays hosted. The test comment says such an entry is moved, so the code and the comment disagree. Decide which behavior is intended, then either fix plan_on or correct the comment. Add an assertion for this case in either choice.
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604:
Add a `plan_on` test case where `before` is `blacksmith-32vcpu-ubuntu-2404` and
the hosted hand edit sets `LINUX_RUNNER` to `ubuntu-22.04`; assert the intended
restore outcome. Align `plan_on` or the test comment with whether this
started-probe entry should be moved or skipped.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @scripts/ci/cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Around line 328-329: Update the recovery path that appends `Restore(name,
target)` so it does not overwrite hand-edited hosted Linux values; if this
override is intentional, name the hosted-value override explicitly in the
restore contract and its reason.
Review comments at @tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py:
- Around line 600-604: Add a `plan_on` test case where `before` is
`blacksmith-32vcpu-ubuntu-2404` and the hosted hand edit sets `LINUX_RUNNER` to
`ubuntu-22.04`; assert the intended restore outcome. Align `plan_on` or the test
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Tests build CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH with cloud_overflow_switch.label_health() and
pin that the switch probes every linux pool member.
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…t live (#27129)
* ci: one routing source, RUNNER_POOLS, and the reconciler that keeps it live
Declares each runner pool once in .github/runners.json (pools: a class of
work and its ordered members) and adds scripts/ci/runner_pools.py, which the
overflow probe watch job runs every 10 minutes with the switch token it
already mints: it marks labels dead from the probe and the queue janitor
snapshot and points each pool in the RUNNER_POOLS variable at its first live
member. Jobs move onto fromJSON(vars.RUNNER_POOLS).<pool> in follow-ups.
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* ci(runner-pools): pools hold ephemeral labels only; owned Macs stay behind the pickers
Signing jobs keep their literal labels and move through the stall-aware
signing picker, not a pool.
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* ci(runner-pools): read per-label start evidence, repair a malformed value, leave re-dispatch to the janitor
Liveness comes from the overflow switch per-label health (CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH,
every Linux member probed) and the janitor snapshot pools (the Blacksmith stall
rule) and dead_labels, tested against a recorded real snapshot. starved and
unserved describe owned labels and are not read. Any off-schema RUNNER_POOLS is
rewritten from runners.json. The switch output change is dropped.
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* ci(runner-pools): first consumers, a live check, fail closed and never hosted
cmux-tui-spec and required-checks-drift read fromJSON(vars.RUNNER_POOLS).linux.
ci-repo-variables runs runner_pools.py --check and passes RUNNER_POOLS to the
runs-on values check. Tests: no evidence retires nothing; no non-hosted pool
resolves to a hosted label; the overflow switch never writes one.
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* ci(runner-pools): the variable-defaults guard accepts a pool read behind the fork pull request branch
A fork pull request never reaches fromJSON(vars.RUNNER_POOLS): the branch in
front of it names its own label. An unset RUNNER_POOLS fails the run loudly,
which is the point. Self-test covers both shapes.
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* ci(runner-pools): an undated, stale or future janitor snapshot decides nothing
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* ci(runner-pools): read the health the overflow switch now writes (#27121)
Tests build CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH with cloud_overflow_switch.label_health() and
pin that the switch probes every linux pool member.
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* test(ci): reject future-dated runner-pool health evidence
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Why
The overflow switch probed a single label: the record's, else
LINUX_RUNNER, elseblacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404. On 2026-10-28 the 4 vCPU label stalled on its own at 21:59Z, 22:13Z, 22:53Z and 23:30Z while the other Blacksmith Linux sizes kept starting jobs. Each of those stalls flipped every overflow variable, including the macOS ones. A single probed label is a pin.What
PROBE_LABELS = ("blacksmith-32vcpu-ubuntu-2404", "blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404"), the sizes compiles run on. Theprobejob is now a matrix with one job per label, namedBlacksmith probe (<label>). A drill (probe_label) still probes only its own label and is always a dry run.outcome=partial): nothing changes. A single stalled size never flips the fleet, and a record is not cleared while a size jobs fall back to is still stalled (fast-checks.ymltakes 32 vCPU when the record is gone). This answers review finding 1.CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH. Moving work off one stalled size, including workflows that name a size literally (fast-checks.yml), is theRUNNER_POOLSreconciler's job (ci: one routing source, RUNNER_POOLS, and the reconciler that keeps it live #27129), and it takes this health as its input. An earlier round of this PR moved Linux variables on partial results. That was dropped after review: a Linux-only record made a later full stall skip the macOS failover.blacksmith-4vcpu-ubuntu-2404, a legacyCI_TRUSTED_RUNNER4 vCPU, or unset), it stays where it is. A GitHub-hosted value before is never put back. This covers second review finding 1 and third review finding 2.LINUX_RUNNERmoves to a probed size that started.CI_TRUSTED_RUNNERis unset, because its readers accept no probed size, so they fall back to Blacksmith (fourth review).HOSTED_LINUXis already gone from main. The feat-cmux-next copy of the switch still has it, but the scheduled switch runs from main.CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTHas{"checked", "run", "minutes", "labels": {label: "started" | "stalled"}}. The switch never reads it back. It is there so the no-pinsRUNNER_POOLSreconciler (runner_pools.py, which will replace this switch's flipping) can read per-label health in the same form.blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26, never on a size the probes ask for. Unless every probe started, the run force-cancels itself, so a queued probe cannot hold the concurrency group.probefield only names the set.check_repo_variables.pynow checksLINUX_RUNNERandMACOS_RUNNER_26independently of the drift policy, which accepts some labels no signing job may run on. This addresses CodeRabbit's finding on ci(overflow): main's switch never points a signing runner variable at an owned mini #27118.Overlap
runs-on: it moves to the sameblacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26, orCI_CONTROL_RUNNER. Whichever PR lands second takes the other's line. They don't conflict in intent.MACOS_RUNNER_26andLINUX_RUNNERoff owned minis. This PR builds on it and doesn't change that.Tests
tests/test_ci_cloud_overflow_switch.py: 56 pass. New tests cover:PROBE_LABELS;tests/test_ci_check_repo_variables.py,test_ci_fast_checks_failover.py,test_ci_no_github_hosted_macos.py,test_ci_runs_on_values.py,test_ci_workflow_concurrency.py,test_ci_fork_runner_routing.py,test_ci_macos_xcode_selection.pyand actionlint pass.Risk: low. CI routing only. When one size stalls alone, jobs on that size queue for it instead of the whole fleet failing over. One new repository variable (
CI_CLOUD_LABEL_HEALTH) is written with the token the switch already uses.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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