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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI workflow adds 10-minute limits to four jobs. A BATS regression test requires every workflow job to declare a timeout between 1 and 59 minutes. ChangesCI timeout enforcement
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new CI validation may reject otherwise valid workflows that use consistent four-space indentation, causing false failures for future workflow changes. This is a bounded test-parser issue that is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up. Possibly related issues
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This pull request adds a new BATS test to test/workflows/ci/install-resilience.bats that ensures every job in the CI workflow declares a bounded timeout-minutes value between 1 and 59. The reviewer suggested declaring the loop variable line as local to prevent variable leakage into the global scope.
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In `@test/workflows/ci/install-resilience.bats`:
- Around line 117-120: Update the timeout parser in the job-block validation to
derive job and property indentation from the workflow input instead of assuming
two-space job IDs and four-space timeout-minutes keys, so consistently indented
valid workflows are parsed and validated correctly; alternatively, configure
YAMLLINTRC to enforce two-space indentation only if that is an established
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
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Reviewed commit: 05420bfa663cac915be04acdce1d922e801987ff
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Adds timeout-minutes: 10 to all four ci.yml jobs (lint, shellcheck, agent-security, secret-scan) so hung steps fail fast instead of running to GitHub's 360-minute default, plus a bats test enforcing that every job declares a bounded timeout (1-59 min) and a yamllint indentation rule (spaces: 2) that makes the test parser's indentation assumptions contractual. Low-risk, well-tested, all CI green; confirms the triage assessment.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #986 (Fleet Monitor WARNING for ci.yml: 11.1% failure rate, p95 376s). The change directly targets the long-tail hang scenario behind the p95/failure-rate warning by capping every job at 10 minutes (comfortably above the 376s p95), and the new bats test prevents future jobs from silently dropping the cap. Substantively addressed.
Findings
No blocking findings.
- Secret-scanning MCP tool unavailable in this environment; the gitleaks CI check passed, so secret coverage is intact.
- Prior bot findings were fixed and their threads resolved: gemini-code-assist's 'local line' variable-scoping nit (fixed in the bats test), and CodeRabbit's parser-indentation-assumption finding (fixed via the yamllint indentation rule; its changes-requested review was dismissed after the fix).
- The bats parser correctly handles job-id detection at 2-space indent, CRLF stripping, end-of-file inside the jobs block, and guards against silently matching zero jobs.
- yamllint's new indentation rule applies to .github/workflows/, standards/workflows/, and standards/dependabot/ — the Lint job passed with the rule active, so no existing file violates it.
CI status
All required checks green at 05420bf: Lint, ShellCheck, Agent Security Scan, Secret scan (gitleaks), CI Workflow Tests (bats), Dependency Hardening Tests, CodeQL, SonarCloud (quality gate passed), AgentShield, dependency-audit, CodeRabbit, Graphite AI Reviews. Skipped jobs are ecosystem-conditional (pnpm/go/cargo/pip audits) or not applicable (dependabot-automerge).
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: LOW
Reviewed commit: 05420bfa663cac915be04acdce1d922e801987ff
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Adds a bounded timeout-minutes: 10 to all four jobs in .github/workflows/ci.yml and a bats regression test asserting every job declares a timeout between 1 and 59 minutes (with a guard that at least one job is parsed). Also adds a yamllint indentation rule (spaces: 2) that makes the test parser's indentation assumption an enforced contract. Confirms the triage assessment: low-risk CI hardening that directly addresses the fleet-monitor warning.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #986 (Fleet Monitor warning: 11.1% failure rate, p95 duration 376s on ci.yml). Unbounded jobs could grind to GitHub's 360-minute default on a hung step; capping every job at 10 minutes (comfortably above the 37s p50) fails hung runs fast and the new test prevents the cap from being silently dropped. The issue is substantively addressed.
Findings
No blocking findings.
- Prior bot review findings were all resolved: CodeRabbit's changes-requested (test parser assumed 2-space/4-space indentation) was fixed by enforcing indentation via the inline yamllint config, confirmed by CodeRabbit, and the review was dismissed. Gemini's nit (loop variable 'line' not declared local) was fixed.
- All review threads are resolved; remaining conversation comments are automated workflow chatter with no unanswered human questions.
- Secret scan: gitleaks CI check passed. The run_secret_scanning MCP tool was not available in this environment; noted, not blocking. No secret-like content in the diff.
- Workflow changes introduce no new actions, permission changes, or injection surfaces.
CI status
All required checks green: Lint, ShellCheck, bats (x2), Agent Security Scan, Secret scan (gitleaks), CodeQL, Analyze (actions), SonarCloud (quality gate passed), CodeRabbit, Graphite AI Reviews, agent-shield, pr-auto-review, dependency-audit (npm audit passed; other ecosystems skipped as not present).
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Closes #986
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Cap every CI job to prevent stalled runs
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