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ci: add a weekly ecosystem smoke over real SvelteKit apps - #509
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The scheduled ecosystem smoke job can be terminated before reporting results when upstream operations are slow, and a symlinked target path can cause cleanup to delete files outside the temporary clone. The path-containment issue is a concrete CI security risk, so merge should wait for both fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant EcosystemSmoke
participant Git
participant BuiltCLI
participant JSONReport
GitHubActions->>EcosystemSmoke: Run ecosystem smoke command
EcosystemSmoke->>Git: Clone target repository
EcosystemSmoke->>BuiltCLI: Analyze cloned project with JSON output
BuiltCLI->>JSONReport: Write analysis report
EcosystemSmoke->>JSONReport: Validate report structure
EcosystemSmoke-->>GitHubActions: Return aggregated result
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In @.github/workflows/ecosystem.yml:
- Line 29: Increase the workflow timeout configured by timeout-minutes beyond
the 24-minute aggregate per-target limit, leaving sufficient time for checkout,
setup, build, and aggregated failure reporting.
In `@scripts/ecosystem-smoke.mjs`:
- Around line 93-102: Update scripts/ecosystem-smoke.mjs lines 93-102 in check
to resolve both the clone root and target, reject any target outside the
resolved clone before dropConfigFiles or CLI execution, and preserve the
existing missing-target error. Update
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-16-ecosystem-smoke-design.md lines 91-98 to state
that resolved-target containment within the resolved clone is required.
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Roadmap Phase B-3. A scheduled job that runs the built CLI against eight real third-party SvelteKit apps and asserts only that it did not fall over: exit ∈ {0,1}, and a report that parses. Never a score, never a count.
This is the job that found #508 — a
<style lang="scss">block aborting a whole run — while its corpus was being assembled, before the job itself existed.What it covers, and what it does not
The spec is explicit about the ratio rather than claiming a general net:
One of five. A wrong-findings bug exits 0/1 with parseable JSON and sails through green; false positives are invisible; and the Vite plugin is entirely out of scope, since covering it would mean installing each target's dependencies and running
vite build. What this catches is the class that makes the tool unusable on a whole population of projects silently — and the class no fixture can anticipate, because fixtures are written by us.Measured before the corpus was chosen
All eleven candidates were cloned and run first. No target needs its dependencies installed — the analysis is static, so
git clone --depth 1is enough, which is what makes the job cheap. Eight were kept for input shape rather than popularity: the framework's own site, route-count stress at 1681, two monorepo subpaths, a dynamic-routing product app, the SCSS canary, a content site, and a template (what a new user's project looks like).The corpus tracks default branches on purpose — the value is that upstream keeps writing Svelte we did not anticipate. Reproducibility is paid for by printing
repo @ <sha>per target.Safety
The CLI dynamically imports
svelte-vitals.config.*from the directory it analyzes, so cloning arbitrary repos would be arbitrary code execution in CI the moment one of them adopts the tool. The script deletes those files after clone; discovery iscwd-only with no upward walk and the script always passes an explicit path, so that is sufficient including for subpath targets. It is the only project file the tool executes —svelte.config.jsandvite.config.tsare parsed, never run.permissions: contents: read, no secrets.Separately,
--no-suppressions:svelte-vitals-suppressions.jsonis read unconditionally from the analyzed directory, so a target adopting the tool would silently hide findings — and a file from a future format version is a hard exit 2, the exact code this job reads as an engine crash.Verified
node scripts/ecosystem-smoke.mjsruns 8/8 green locally, reproducing the measured route counts.pnpm lintclean.Review
Adversarial review rejected the first pass with two majors, both folded in: the suppressions-file vector above, and a spec that claimed to turn all five recent bugs "from lucky finds into a standing net" when only one is of a detectable class. Also fixed: a signal kill was misreported as a timeout when it can equally be a maxBuffer overrun or an OOM; every throw in the target loop was labelled "clone failed" while discarding git's own stderr; the worst-case per-target budget exceeded the job timeout, so a bad week would get GitHub's mid-run kill instead of the collected per-target report; and AGENTS.md hard-coded the corpus size, which the repo's own convention forbids.
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