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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a manual GitHub Actions workflow (Macfleet CI) and accompanying runner scripts: ChangesMacfleet CI Workflow and Runner Scripts
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHub as GitHub Actions
participant Runner as self-hosted mac runner
participant RunScript as scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh
participant Xcode as xcodebuild/SwiftPM
participant Postgres as local Postgres
GitHub->>Runner: workflow_dispatch(ref, mode, fanout)
Runner->>RunScript: ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh ref mode
RunScript->>RunScript: ensure_checkout() / ensure_toolchain()
RunScript->>Xcode: resolve_packages() / debug_build / release_build
RunScript->>Postgres: start_postgres() (when running DB migrations)
RunScript->>RunScript: ci_tests_job(), tests_build_and_lag(), ui_regressions()
RunScript->>Runner: cleanup_current_run() and exit summary
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Greptile SummaryAdds a manual
Confidence Score: 4/5Safe to merge; the most significant issues from earlier rounds are addressed, and the one remaining finding is a maintenance concern about duplicated helper code. The injection fix, build-output preservation, renderStats failure path, and per-run manifest uniqueness are all correctly implemented. The remaining open items from previous rounds (sleep-based polling loops, TERM→KILL race in the watcher) are unchanged but were already known. The only new finding is the verbatim triplication of
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Flowchart%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[workflow_dispatch\ninputs: ref, mode, fanout] --> B{fanout}
B -- one-per-host --> C[mac3 slot-1\nmac4 slot-1\nmac6 slot-1]
B -- all-15 --> D[mac3 slots 1-5\nmac4 slots 1-5\nmac6 slots 1-5]
C --> E[run-ci.sh ref mode]
D --> E
E --> F{mode}
F -- cleanup --> G[macfleet-cleanup.sh\nprune DerivedData, postgres,\ntmp, Tart VMs, logs]
F -- core-ci --> H[workflow_guards\nremote_daemon\nweb_typecheck\nweb_db_migrations]
F -- full-ci --> I[core-ci +\nci_tests_job +\ntests_build_and_lag +\nrelease_build +\nui_regressions]
F -- unit-test --> J[resolve_packages\n+ xcodebuild test\n+ timeout wrapper]
F -- tests-build-and-lag --> K[debug_build_with_log\n+ virtual display\n+ lag test via socket ping]
F -- ui-regressions --> L[build-for-testing\n+ persistent display\n+ app pre-launch\n+ xcodebuild test-without-building]
F -- debug/release-build --> M[xcodebuild build]
F -- web/web-db-migrations --> N[bun + drizzle]
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inputs.ref interpolation
${{ inputs.ref }} is a free-text string that is substituted at the GitHub Actions template level before the shell sees the script. A value like main"; malicious_command; echo " breaks out of the double-quoted argument, giving arbitrary code execution on the self-hosted Mac mini runner. Because inputs.mode is a choice type its values are already safe, but ref is not constrained. The fix is to forward the value through an environment variable so it is never interpolated into the script source. The same pattern applies to the identical step in the all-15 job (line 121).
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In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml:
- Around line 60-67: The workflow step "Run cmux macfleet CI" currently
interpolates inputs directly in the shell command using "${{ inputs.ref }}" and
"${{ inputs.mode }}", which can lead to shell injection; update the step to pass
these values via an env: block (e.g., REF and MODE) and call the script with the
environment variables (e.g., ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$REF" "$MODE"); keep the
existing shell options (set -euo pipefail) and any diagnostics (hostname,
whoami, df -h /) intact and ensure the env variable names match what you
reference in the run block.
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<file name=".github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml:66">
P1: Passing GitHub Actions inputs directly into a run script via string interpolation (`${{ ... }}`) creates a command injection vulnerability. An attacker can break out of the quotes if the `ref` input contains malicious characters.
Even for internal manual workflows, it's best practice to pass inputs through environment variables so they are safely handled by the shell.
```yaml
- name: Run cmux macfleet CI
env:
REF: ${{ inputs.ref }}
MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }}
run: |
set -euo pipefail
hostname
whoami
df -h /
~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$REF" "$MODE"
(Note: This vulnerability is present in both the one-per-host and all-15 jobs.)
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69-75:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winPass workflow inputs through
envvariables instead of direct template expansion in shell scripts.Direct interpolation of
${{ inputs.* }}into shell commands allows shell injection if inputs contain metacharacters. Althoughworkflow_dispatchlimits this to authorized users, passing inputs viaenv:is a security best practice.🔒 Proposed fix
steps: - name: Run cmux macfleet CI + env: + CMUX_REF: ${{ inputs.ref }} + CMUX_MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }} run: | set -euo pipefail hostname whoami df -h / - ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "${{ inputs.ref }}" "${{ inputs.mode }}" + ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$CMUX_REF" "$CMUX_MODE"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml around lines 69 - 75, The step "Run cmux macfleet CI" currently passes inputs via direct template expansion (${ { inputs.ref } } and ${ { inputs.mode } }) into the shell command; change it to supply those workflow inputs via environment variables (e.g., REF and MODE using env:) and update the script invocation to use the safe shell-expanded variables ("$REF" "$MODE") when calling ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh to eliminate direct template interpolation and prevent possible shell injection.
124-130:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winPass workflow inputs through
envvariables instead of direct template expansion in shell scripts.Same shell injection risk as in the
one-per-hostjob. Pass inputs viaenv:block for safe handling.🔒 Proposed fix
steps: - name: Run cmux macfleet CI + env: + CMUX_REF: ${{ inputs.ref }} + CMUX_MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }} run: | set -euo pipefail hostname whoami df -h / - ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "${{ inputs.ref }}" "${{ inputs.mode }}" + ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$CMUX_REF" "$CMUX_MODE"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml around lines 124 - 130, The step "Run cmux macfleet CI" currently injects workflow inputs directly into the shell command which risks shell injection; change the step to pass inputs via an env: block (e.g., REF and MODE set from ${{ inputs.ref }} and ${{ inputs.mode }}) and then call the existing script "~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh" using those environment variables (e.g., reference REF and MODE in the run command rather than using template expansion). Update the step so the run block reads environment-safe variable usage and keep the script path "~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh" as the invocation target.
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In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml:
- Line 42: The concurrency group string uses github.event.inputs.* while the
rest of the workflow uses inputs.*, so update the group value to use inputs.ref,
inputs.mode and inputs.fanout (e.g., change macfleet-ci-${{
github.event.inputs.ref }}-${{ github.event.inputs.mode }}-${{
github.event.inputs.fanout }} to macfleet-ci-${{ inputs.ref }}-${{ inputs.mode
}}-${{ inputs.fanout }}) to make input references consistent and idiomatic
across the workflow.
In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh`:
- Around line 383-384: Replace the fixed "sleep 3" retry delays (instances of
the literal sleep 3 adjacent to continue) with a condition-based readiness check
or remove/document them: locate the retry loop containing the "sleep 3" calls
and either implement a check that verifies the actual resource/state you are
waiting for (e.g., probe a TCP port, wait for a PID/lock/file, poll a CLI/status
endpoint) before retrying, or add a comment explaining why a 3-second cooldown
is required; apply the same change to the other "sleep 3" occurrence so no fixed
sleep is used to mask startup races.
- Around line 493-494: The script contains two identical invocations of the
migration command (bunx drizzle-kit migrate --config drizzle.config.ts) run
back-to-back; either remove the duplicate line if it is accidental, or retain
both but add a concise inline comment above them explaining the intent (for
example: "run twice to verify idempotency" or "first run may set up, second
ensures migrations applied") so future readers know why the command is executed
twice; locate the duplicated command lines in the script where bunx drizzle-kit
migrate --config drizzle.config.ts appears to apply the change.
In `@scripts/macfleet-cleanup.sh`:
- Around line 29-38: The for-loop in truncate_large_logs uses unquoted $pattern
causing unwanted glob expansion and making the loop iterate over the literal
pattern when no match exists; change the loop to either iterate over the single
quoted pattern (for f in "$pattern") or refactor truncate_large_logs to accept
multiple args and iterate over "$@" and update callers to pass patterns (e.g.,
truncate_large_logs /var/log/cmux-*.log) so the existence test [ -f "$f" ] works
as intended.
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In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml:
- Around line 69-75: The step "Run cmux macfleet CI" currently passes inputs via
direct template expansion (${ { inputs.ref } } and ${ { inputs.mode } }) into
the shell command; change it to supply those workflow inputs via environment
variables (e.g., REF and MODE using env:) and update the script invocation to
use the safe shell-expanded variables ("$REF" "$MODE") when calling
~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh to eliminate direct template interpolation and prevent
possible shell injection.
- Around line 124-130: The step "Run cmux macfleet CI" currently injects
workflow inputs directly into the shell command which risks shell injection;
change the step to pass inputs via an env: block (e.g., REF and MODE set from
${{ inputs.ref }} and ${{ inputs.mode }}) and then call the existing script
"~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh" using those environment variables (e.g., reference REF and
MODE in the run command rather than using template expansion). Update the step
so the run block reads environment-safe variable usage and keep the script path
"~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh" as the invocation target.
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truncate_large_logs will abort the script under set -e if the runner lacks write permission. /var/log/cmux-actions-runner-*.log may be owned by root when the runner service was installed as root, while jobs run as cmuxvnc. The bare : > "$f" redirect has no || true guard, so a permission-denied failure propagates and exits the whole cleanup job before logging "cleanup done".
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42-42: 🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 TrivialStandardize input references for consistency.
The concurrency group uses
github.event.inputs.*while the rest of the workflow usesinputs.*. Both work forworkflow_dispatch, butinputs.*is more concise and idiomatic.♻️ Proposed refactor
- group: macfleet-ci-${{ github.event.inputs.ref }}-${{ github.event.inputs.mode }}-${{ github.event.inputs.fanout }} + group: macfleet-ci-${{ inputs.ref }}-${{ inputs.mode }}-${{ inputs.fanout }}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml at line 42, Update the concurrency group string to use the workflow-level inputs syntax instead of the longer github.event path: replace github.event.inputs.ref, github.event.inputs.mode, and github.event.inputs.fanout with inputs.ref, inputs.mode, and inputs.fanout in the concurrency group definition so it matches the rest of the workflow and uses the concise idiomatic inputs.* form.
124-131:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winPass workflow inputs through
envvariables instead of direct template expansion in shell scripts.The
${{ inputs.* }}variables are directly interpolated into the shell script, allowing shell injection if the input contains metacharacters or escape sequences. Pass inputs via theenv:block to ensure safe handling.🔒 Proposed fix
- name: Run cmux macfleet CI + env: + CMUX_REF: ${{ inputs.ref }} + CMUX_MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }} run: | set -euo pipefail hostname whoami df -h / - ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "${{ inputs.ref }}" "${{ inputs.mode }}" + ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$CMUX_REF" "$CMUX_MODE"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml around lines 124 - 131, The Run cmux macfleet CI step currently interpolates inputs.ref and inputs.mode directly into the run script invocation, which risks shell injection; update the step "Run cmux macfleet CI" to pass inputs via an env: block (e.g., map inputs.ref and inputs.mode to environment variables like REF and MODE) and modify the run invocation that calls ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh to use those environment variables (REF and MODE) instead of direct template expansion so the shell receives safe, pre-exported values.
69-76:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winPass workflow inputs through
envvariables instead of direct template expansion in shell scripts.The
${{ inputs.* }}variables are directly interpolated into the shell script, allowing shell injection if the input contains metacharacters or escape sequences. Pass inputs via theenv:block to ensure safe handling.🔒 Proposed fix
- name: Run cmux macfleet CI + env: + CMUX_REF: ${{ inputs.ref }} + CMUX_MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }} run: | set -euo pipefail hostname whoami df -h / - ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "${{ inputs.ref }}" "${{ inputs.mode }}" + ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$CMUX_REF" "$CMUX_MODE"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml around lines 69 - 76, The workflow step "Run cmux macfleet CI" directly expands ${{ inputs.ref }} and ${{ inputs.mode }} inside the run shell which risks injection; change the step to pass those inputs via an env: block (e.g. REF: ${{ inputs.ref }}, MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }}) and then invoke the script using the environment variables (e.g. ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$REF" "$MODE") so the shell receives sanitized env values instead of raw template expansion; update the step that calls ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh accordingly.
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In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh`:
- Around line 30-37: The pid_file collects PIDs but never removes them, causing
stale PID reuse and orphaned watcher processes; add an untrack_pid() helper that
removes a PID from pid_file (e.g., atomic replace via temp file and mv or sed -i
equivalent), call untrack_pid immediately after any wait returns for a
background command and after explicit kill paths, and ensure run_with_timeout()
registers the watcher PID into pid_file when it spawns the killer so it can be
cleaned up later; update cleanup_current_run() to still iterate file contents
but rely on untrack_pid to keep pid_file current and call untrack_pid for the
watcher and for command/helper PIDs in all shutdown branches (matching symbols:
untrack_pid, run_with_timeout, cleanup_current_run, pid_file, and any explicit
kill sites).
- Around line 565-570: Move the "cleanup" case branch to run before calling
ensure_checkout so cleanup can execute without requiring a repository
clone/checkout; specifically, reorder the mode dispatch so the case "$mode" in
cleanup) ... ;; block is evaluated prior to calling ensure_checkout. Also update
the helper invocation to call the cleanup script relative to the runner script
location (use the script's directory as the base) instead of the working tree
path (replace "./scripts/macfleet-cleanup.sh" usage with a runner-relative
invocation), ensuring ensure_checkout is skipped for cleanup.
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Duplicate comments:
In @.github/workflows/macfleet-ci.yml:
- Line 42: Update the concurrency group string to use the workflow-level inputs
syntax instead of the longer github.event path: replace github.event.inputs.ref,
github.event.inputs.mode, and github.event.inputs.fanout with inputs.ref,
inputs.mode, and inputs.fanout in the concurrency group definition so it matches
the rest of the workflow and uses the concise idiomatic inputs.* form.
- Around line 124-131: The Run cmux macfleet CI step currently interpolates
inputs.ref and inputs.mode directly into the run script invocation, which risks
shell injection; update the step "Run cmux macfleet CI" to pass inputs via an
env: block (e.g., map inputs.ref and inputs.mode to environment variables like
REF and MODE) and modify the run invocation that calls ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh to
use those environment variables (REF and MODE) instead of direct template
expansion so the shell receives safe, pre-exported values.
- Around line 69-76: The workflow step "Run cmux macfleet CI" directly expands
${{ inputs.ref }} and ${{ inputs.mode }} inside the run shell which risks
injection; change the step to pass those inputs via an env: block (e.g. REF: ${{
inputs.ref }}, MODE: ${{ inputs.mode }}) and then invoke the script using the
environment variables (e.g. ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh "$REF" "$MODE") so the shell
receives sanitized env values instead of raw template expansion; update the step
that calls ~/cmux-ci/run-ci.sh accordingly.
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53-85:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep
pid_filecurrent or cleanup can signal recycled PIDs.Tracked command PIDs are never removed after
wait, and the timeout watcher PID is not tracked at all. On a long-lived shared runner, the EXIT trap can eventually signal a reused PID that now belongs to an unrelated process, while interrupted runs can leave the watcher behind.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh` around lines 53 - 85, The pid bookkeeping leaks PIDs and fails to track the timeout watcher: update track_pid/run_with_timeout so every spawned PID (both the child and the watcher) is recorded and removed when they exit; specifically, have run_with_timeout call track_pid for the watcher PID as well, and after wait "$pid" and after cleaning the watcher, remove their entries from the pid_file (or maintain a temporary per-run file under tmp_root) so EXIT trap won’t act on recycled PIDs; ensure removals are safe against races (use simple grep -v to delete the exact PID line or a small lock around pid_file operations) and keep the existing kill/cleanup behavior.
570-575:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDispatch
cleanupbeforeensure_checkout.This recovery mode still requires a successful clone/fetch first, so it cannot run when checkout is the thing that's broken or the host is already out of disk. It should run directly from the runner-side script path before any repo access.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh` around lines 570 - 575, The cleanup branch is executed after ensure_checkout but should run before any repo access; modify the script so the mode check for "cleanup" is performed prior to calling ensure_checkout (i.e., evaluate the variable "$mode" and run ./scripts/macfleet-cleanup.sh immediately when mode == cleanup, then exit), ensuring the case branch or an early if-block referencing "cleanup" executes before calling ensure_checkout.
382-390:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReplace the fixed 10s start delay with a readiness trigger.
--start-delay-ms 10000hard-codes when the churn begins instead of keying it off the app/UI harness actually being ready. That makes the regression depend on host speed and violates the no-hacky-sleeps rule for runtime scripts.As per coding guidelines, "fixed sleeps, delayed dispatch, timers, polling, or wall-clock waits used to paper over lifecycle, focus, rendering, socket, process, filesystem, network, teardown, startup, retry, or shared-state races" should be flagged.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh` around lines 382 - 390, Remove the hard-coded "--start-delay-ms 10000" and instead gate launching "$helper" on the actual readiness signal by waiting for "$display_ready" to indicate the app/UI is ready; then start "$helper" with the existing "--ready-path" and other flags and redirect to "$helper_log". In practice, replace the fixed start-delay usage around the "$helper" invocation with a readiness wait (e.g., poll or inotify on "$display_ready" or a blocking wait-for-ready helper) so the churn only begins after the readiness trigger is observed, and then launch "$helper" in the background as before.
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In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh`:
- Around line 14-17: postgres_port and postgres_data are currently keyed only by
UID which causes different concurrent slots under the same user to clash; update
the keying to include a unique slot or run identifier (e.g. CMUX_CI_SLOT,
CMUX_RUN_ID or fallback to $$/timestamp) so each slot/run gets its own
postgres_port, postgres_data, postgres_sock and postgres_log; locate and update
the definitions of postgres_port, postgres_data, postgres_sock, postgres_log and
any other occurrences referenced by web_db_migrations() and
cleanup_current_run() (also the other spots noted around the same blocks) to
append the slot/run id so cleanup_current_run() and web_db_migrations() operate
on isolated server/data dirs.
- Around line 277-289: The current loop only checks the helper process liveness
(using vdisplay_pid and kill -0) which can return true before the virtual
display is usable; update the wait logic to use the helper's explicit readiness
contract instead: after launching "$helper" (and keeping track_pid
"$vdisplay_pid"), poll for the helper's readiness signal (for example, a
readiness line in "$tmp_root/create-virtual-display.log" or a readiness
file/socket that create-virtual-display.m writes) and only break when that
readiness marker is observed; remove the reliance on kill -0 as the success
condition so tests_build_and_lag() will not proceed until the virtual display is
actually ready.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh`:
- Around line 53-85: The pid bookkeeping leaks PIDs and fails to track the
timeout watcher: update track_pid/run_with_timeout so every spawned PID (both
the child and the watcher) is recorded and removed when they exit; specifically,
have run_with_timeout call track_pid for the watcher PID as well, and after wait
"$pid" and after cleaning the watcher, remove their entries from the pid_file
(or maintain a temporary per-run file under tmp_root) so EXIT trap won’t act on
recycled PIDs; ensure removals are safe against races (use simple grep -v to
delete the exact PID line or a small lock around pid_file operations) and keep
the existing kill/cleanup behavior.
- Around line 570-575: The cleanup branch is executed after ensure_checkout but
should run before any repo access; modify the script so the mode check for
"cleanup" is performed prior to calling ensure_checkout (i.e., evaluate the
variable "$mode" and run ./scripts/macfleet-cleanup.sh immediately when mode ==
cleanup, then exit), ensuring the case branch or an early if-block referencing
"cleanup" executes before calling ensure_checkout.
- Around line 382-390: Remove the hard-coded "--start-delay-ms 10000" and
instead gate launching "$helper" on the actual readiness signal by waiting for
"$display_ready" to indicate the app/UI is ready; then start "$helper" with the
existing "--ready-path" and other flags and redirect to "$helper_log". In
practice, replace the fixed start-delay usage around the "$helper" invocation
with a readiness wait (e.g., poll or inotify on "$display_ready" or a blocking
wait-for-ready helper) so the churn only begins after the readiness trigger is
observed, and then launch "$helper" in the background as before.
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Summary
What changed?
Macfleet CIworkflow for self-hosted Mac mini runners withone-per-hostandall-15fanout.scripts/macfleet-ci-run.shto run selected CI modes from a persistent runner checkout with isolated DerivedData, SwiftPM cache, temp paths, and local Postgres state.scripts/macfleet-cleanup.shto prune stale runner artifacts, Postgres data, temp directories, stopped Tart VMs, and oversized logs.xcodebuildcalls, preserved failure logs, actionlint runner-label config, unique UI regression manifests, and safer cleanup behavior.Why?
This gives the Mac mini fleet a manual CI entrypoint that can prove builds, tests, web checks, DB migrations, cleanup, and UI regression modes without sharing sockets, DerivedData, or temp manifests across parallel slots.
Testing
actionlint -shellcheck=bash -n scripts/macfleet-ci-run.shbash -n scripts/macfleet-cleanup.shshellcheck scripts/macfleet-ci-run.sh scripts/macfleet-cleanup.shgit diff --check./scripts/setup.shDemo
N/A. This is CI runner infrastructure.
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Changes
GhosttyNSView.keyDowninput/IME handling and removes a synchronousforceRefreshpath, which could affect rendering timing or responsiveness during typing. New debug-only hooks and tests reduce risk but behavior changes are in a latency-sensitive area.Overview
Stops
keyDownfrom forcing a synchronousterminalSurface.forceRefreshafter sending text input, relying instead on Ghostty wakeups/renderer for redraws.Adds debug-only instrumentation: marks key-event observer and a new
debugTextInputEventHandleras@MainActor, and allows tests to optionally intercept/handleinterpretKeyEvents.Extends regression coverage with new tests ensuring printable and IME-committed key repeat still forwards repeat events to Ghostty while never incrementing the surface’s forced-refresh counter; also annotates
GhosttyBackquoteRegressionTestsas@MainActor.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 5e44096. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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