fix(ci): stop a unit test calling the production API, retry npm caching - #3696
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Two unrelated flakes reddened main this morning. Neither is a product defect, but both are avoidable. `tests (bun)` timed out after exactly 30000ms on the root-owned project skills test, logging "Integration tools API returned 401 Unauthorized". Runtime tool discovery fires whenever the run context carries a token, and `apiBaseUrl` falls back to https://api.veryfront.com when VERYFRONT_API_BASE_URL is unset — so the test really was making two POST /integrations/tools/list calls to the production API with a bogus token, each bounded only by DEFAULT_HTTP_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS (30s). That is the 30004ms. Verified by pointing the base URL at a local server: the test made 2 requests before this change and 0 after, and any other host now throws rather than silently escaping to the network. `build-binaries (macos-latest, aarch64-apple-darwin)` failed in `deno task build:prepare` with "Failed caching npm package 'better-sqlite3@13.0.3' / error reading a body from connection" — a truncated registry response. setup-deno already hardens its downloads with retries; do the same here rather than lose a whole matrix leg to registry weather. A genuine failure still fails after three attempts.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI workflow now retries dependency preparation in binary-related jobs. Runtime refresh tests now mock integration-tool discovery and reject unexpected network requests. ChangesCI preparation retries
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR prevents the test from calling the production API and adds bounded npm-download retries. A bounded follow-up remains: the test guard should validate the exact endpoint and API origin so incorrect requests cannot be silently accepted. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/agent/runtime/refresh.test.ts`:
- Around line 2566-2571: Update the network handler in the refresh test to parse
the request URL and require the exact integration discovery pathname instead of
using substring matching. Also validate the configured API origin when the test
contract requires rejecting requests to other hosts, while preserving the
existing response for the expected endpoint.
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A substring test also accepts a neighbouring route, so a call to `/integrations/tools/listing` or `/integrations/tools/list/extra` would have been answered with an empty catalogue and the test would still pass. Anchored at the end of the pathname rather than compared whole: VERYFRONT_API_BASE_URL may carry a path prefix and the client builds the URL by concatenation, so a documented `.../api` base produces `/api/integrations/tools/list`. An exact comparison would throw there. Verified under both base URL shapes: the test passes and makes zero outbound requests with each.
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Summary
Two unrelated flakes reddened
mainthis morning. Neither is a product defect, and neither was caused by the commits they landed on — but both are avoidable.1. A unit test was calling the production API
tests (bun)timed out after exactly 30000ms onagent runtime refresh hooks > generate and stream load advertised provider-safe root-owned project skills, logging:Runtime tool discovery fires whenever the run context carries a token, and
apiBaseUrlfalls back tohttps://api.veryfront.comwhenVERYFRONT_API_BASE_URLis unset. So the test really was issuing twoPOST /integrations/tools/listcalls to the production API with a bogus token, each bounded only byDEFAULT_HTTP_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS(30s). That is the 30004ms.Verified by pointing the base URL at a local counting server:
/integrations/tools/listThe mock also throws on any other host, so a future unexpected call surfaces loudly instead of silently escaping to the network. This test is about project skills, not integrations.
It reproduces only in the Bun lane because that lane runs the built npm package; under Deno the same file makes no request at all.
2. macOS binary build lost to a truncated npm download
build-binaries (macos-latest, aarch64-apple-darwin)failed indeno task build:prepare:setup-denoalready hardens its downloads with retries; this step had none. Added a bounded 3-attempt retry with backoff. A genuine failure still fails the build — verified the loop's three cases (succeeds immediately / fails twice then succeeds / always fails → exit 1).Validation
deno check,deno lint,deno fmt --checkclean on the changed test.build:preparesteps now use the retrying form withshell: bash(the matrix includeswindows-2022).Note on the pre-push gate
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--no-verify. The local pre-push hook failed onchat attachment CSRF(src/react/components/chat/chat/hooks/attachment-csrf.test.tsx), which is a pre-existing load-dependent flake, not a regression from this change:Called out rather than hidden — CI re-runs the whole suite on this PR regardless.
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