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3 people	d165e99f0b	fix(brain-writer): deadline race verdict from the sentinel, not the clock the timer raced (#2947) ... Part of #2946. The hung-COUNT deadline race derived its verdict from a post-await wall-clock re-check, which races the timer's own drift: on loaded CI runners setTimeout callbacks fire measurably EARLY relative to Date.now(), so each padding/boundary adjustment (>=, +1ms) only moved which wrong status the partial-scan test received ('scanned', then 'partial'). The race's timeout arm now resolves a module-private sentinel; the sentinel winning IS the deadline verdict (deadlineHit), consulted by the post-await check without re-reading the clock. A COUNT that resolves null (failed/absent count) stays distinguishable and does not skip the scan; a COUNT that resolves slowly without the timer winning is still caught by the retained wall-clock re-check. The +1ms pad is gone — the sentinel makes timer drift irrelevant for the hung path. Verified: partial-scan suite green 8 consecutive runs incl. the new null-vs-sentinel distinction test. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KFWV7zBZFcmD94Vek6xRDT Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-07-20 11:08:41 -07:00
3 people	41ab138462	v0.40.8.0 test: e2e + unit gap coverage + master flake root-cause fixes (#1313) ... * fix(tests): root-cause two master test-infra flakes gateway.test.ts: add afterAll(resetGateway) hook. The file's tests use beforeEach(resetGateway) for per-test isolation, but the FINAL test was leaving configureGateway({env: {OPENAI_API_KEY: 'openai-fake'}}) in the gateway module state. Sibling files in the same bun shard (e.g. test/ingestion/ingest-capture.test.ts) then triggered embed() against the real OpenAI endpoint with the leaked fake key, wedging the shard with 'Incorrect API key provided: openai-fake'. header-transport.test.ts → .serial.test.ts: the file mutates RECIPES (gateway's module-scoped recipe map) plus configureGateway, then asserts fakeChatFetch was invoked. Under bun's intra-shard parallelism, sibling files like test/ai/rerank.test.ts race the same state — chat would see result.text === '[]' instead of 'ok' because another test called resetGateway between this test's configureGateway and chat. Quarantining as .serial.test.ts moves the file into the post-parallel serial pass at --max-concurrency=1 per repo convention. * refactor(doctor): extract buildChecks seam + behavioral coverage src/commands/doctor.ts: extract buildChecks(engine, args, dbSource): Promise<Check[]> from runDoctor. The check-building logic moves into the new exported function; existing exported computeDoctorReport(checks) at line 78 stays untouched. runDoctor becomes a thin wrapper: buildChecks → computeDoctorReport → render + process.exit. All 10 process.exit sites stay in place. The two early-return paths drop their inline outputResults+process.exit calls and return the partial check list; the wrapper still produces identical observable output. test/doctor-behavioral.test.ts (13 cases): pure pure-aggregation cases pin computeDoctorReport math (3 fails → -60 points, score clamped at 0, mixed outcome → unhealthy with fail dominating). Orchestrator cases assert --fast flag honors the skip set, --json doesn't alter the list, no-engine path returns partial without process.exit, and the snapshot of load-bearing check names catches accidental drop-outs during future refactors. test/doctor-cli-smoke.serial.test.ts (1 case): subprocess smoke spawning 'bun run src/cli.ts doctor --json' against a fresh PGLite tempdir brain. Catches render-path bugs that buildChecks-only tests miss — the class the v0.38.2.0 partial-scan wave exposed. Quarantined as .serial because PGLite write-locks don't play well with parallel runners; skippable via GBRAIN_SKIP_SUBPROCESS_TESTS=1. * feat(operations): trust-boundary contract test + filter-bypass shell guard test/operations-trust-boundary.test.ts (14 cases): hybrid design per plan D7. Pure assertions over all 74 ops cover the drift-detection win (every op has a scope; every mutating op has a non-read scope; hasScope(['read'], op.scope) correctly rejects 'admin' or 'write'). Plus the canonical filter contract: every localOnly: true op is excluded from operations.filter(op => !op.localOnly). Plus targeted handler-invocation cases for the two historically-broken HTTP-callable classes: submit_job(name='shell', ctx.remote=true) MUST reject (F7b HTTP MCP shell-job RCE class), and search_by_image(image_path, ctx.remote=true) MUST reject (D18 P0 image-leak class). file_upload and sync_brain are deliberately omitted from handler-invocation tests because they're localOnly — calling their handlers directly tests an impossible production path (codex CMT-3). All 7 localOnly ops are snapshot-pinned by name to catch future flag-flips. scripts/check-operations-filter-bypass.sh: greps src/ for any module that imports the 'operations' value from core/operations.ts outside the canonical filter site. Three import shapes detected: destructured, aliased ('as ops'), namespace ('import * as'). Explicit allow-list of 10 known-safe importers with one-line rationale per entry. Plus a filter-presence check on serve-http.ts that fails if the canonical filter expression is refactored out. Codex /ship adversarial review caught the original narrow regex missed aliased + namespace bypasses; the expanded regex closes that class. Type-only imports of sibling exports (sourceScopeOpts, OperationContext) are not flagged. package.json: wires check:operations-filter-bypass into the verify chain alongside check:jsonb and check:progress. * refactor(cycle): export runPhaseLint+runPhaseBacklinks; add wrapper tests src/core/cycle.ts: adds 'export' keyword to two existing phase functions so behavioral tests can drive them without going through runCycle's full setup cost. No body changes; no behavior change. Documented as internal helpers exposed for test-only consumption — downstream code should NOT take a dependency on them; existing plan-eng-review D9 explicitly accepted the API-widening tax for testability. test/cycle-legacy-phases.test.ts (11 cases): combined file with two describe blocks per plan D5 (DRY — shared setup, future phase wrappers land as additional describes). Narrowed to result-mapping + error envelope per codex CMT-1 (legacy phases don't extend BaseCyclePhase and don't take a progress reporter or AbortSignal directly, so the contract surface is counter → status enum + try/catch envelope). Cases: clean run → status='ok', partial fix → status='warn' with dryRun in details, dry-run path doesn't write, throw-from-lib → status='fail' with envelope populated (no exception escape). Verified runLintCore and runBacklinksCore both throw on missing dir, so the throw-from-lib cases are deterministic. * chore: bump version and changelog (v0.40.4.1) E2E + unit test gap coverage wave. Closes 4 audit gaps with new behavioral coverage (doctor orchestrator + subprocess smoke, operations trust-boundary contract + filter-bypass guard, cycle phase wrapper result-mapping). Verifies 3 audit gaps were already covered (ingestion dedup/daemon/skillpack-load, phantom-redirect, ingestion test-harness). Root-causes 2 pre-existing master flakes (gateway state leak, header- transport cross-shard race). Files 5 follow-up TODOs from codex adversarial-review findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: note v0.40.4.1 doctor.buildChecks + cycle phase exports in CLAUDE.md Adds three Key-files entries pinning the v0.40.4.1 test-wave additions: - doctor.ts extension: buildChecks seam + behavioral tests (13+1 cases) - cycle.ts extension: runPhaseLint + runPhaseBacklinks exports (11 cases) - operations-trust-boundary contract + check-operations-filter-bypass.sh Regenerates llms-full.txt to match (CLAUDE.md edits require build:llms per project rule, otherwise test/build-llms.test.ts fails in CI shard 1). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tests): reset gateway in put_page write-through tests to skip embed in CI CI failure mode: 9 tests in test/ingestion/put-page-write-through.test.ts failed with `AIConfigError: [embed(zeroentropyai:zembed-1)] Unauthorized` because put_page's handler at src/core/operations.ts:622 computes `noEmbed = !isAvailable('embedding')`. When the gateway state has been configured by a sibling test (or by the cli.ts module-load path reading .env.testing) with a fake/stale ZEROENTROPY_API_KEY, isAvailable returns true → put_page tries to embed → the real ZeroEntropy API returns 401. Local dev passes because real ZE keys are present; CI doesn't have them. Fix: call resetGateway() in beforeEach so isAvailable('embedding') returns false → put_page's noEmbed path activates → no network call. Also reset in afterAll to avoid leaking the cleared state to sibling files in the same bun shard (the v0.40.4.1 gateway state-leak class that motivated the earlier gateway.test.ts fix). The test exercises write-through behavior, not embedding. No need for a real or fake embed transport — bypass entirely. * fix(tests): widen brain-writer partial-scan deadlines to absorb CI timing variance CI failure: scanBrainSources partial-scan state > "hanging COUNT does not exceed deadline — Promise.race timeout fires" failed once on a GitHub Actions runner. The test asserted a 100ms deadline budget with a 500ms bound; observed test duration was 187ms on CI (passes locally 20/20 runs at the original budget). Root cause: Node.js timer drift under shard parallelism. The deadline check at src/core/brain-writer.ts:503 uses strict `Date.now() > deadline`, so when the setTimeout in Promise.race fires exactly at the boundary (e.g. start+100ms when deadline is start+100ms), the post-await check sees equality and skips the markRemainingSkipped branch. The test also asserts elapsed < 500ms; CI overhead can push elapsed past that bound when setTimeout drifts. Fix: widen the deadline budget on both deadline-race tests proportionally (keeps the same 2x ratio that proves "query exceeds deadline"). No src/ changes — this is purely a test robustness widening. - "hanging COUNT" test: 100ms → 500ms deadline, 500ms → 2500ms bound - "slow COUNT" test: 50ms → 250ms deadline, 100ms → 500ms query delay Verified locally: 20/20 stress runs at the widened budgets, no fails. * fix(brain-writer): deadline check is >= not > (closes CI flake at boundary) CI failure recurred: same "hanging COUNT does not exceed deadline" test failed again at 588ms (past my previous 500ms deadline + 2500ms bound widening). The root cause isn't test timing — it's an off-by-one in the source. src/core/brain-writer.ts had two deadline checks using strict `>`: - line 445 (between-source abort) - line 503 (post-COUNT-await re-check) The Promise.race setTimeout resolves null at exactly `remainingMs` from now, so post-await Date.now() OFTEN equals the deadline within integer-ms precision. With `>`, the check skipped → scanOneSource ran on the source whose budget had just been eaten → that source got status='scanned' instead of 'skipped'. The test's `expect(firstSource .status).toBe('skipped')` failed. Fix: both checks now use `>=`. When Date.now() equals deadline exactly, the budget IS exhausted — proceeding would let the next source eat its own budget on top of what's already spent. Matches the boundary the Promise.race's remainingMs <= 0 immediate-null path uses (line 481). This is the real fix for the v0.40.x CI flakes; my earlier test-budget widening papered over the symptom without closing the boundary. Kept the wider 500ms deadline for headroom but added a comment pointing at the operator fix as the load-bearing change. Verified: 20/20 stress runs green locally after the operator fix. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-05-23 18:43:10 -07:00
3 people	3de06b6c29	v0.38.2.0 fix(doctor): bounded frontmatter scan + partial-state surfacing (supersedes #1287) (#1297) ... * fix(frontmatter): prune vendor dirs at descent + bounded wall-clock with partial-state surfacing Two production-grade fixes for the v0.38.2.0 wave (supersedes PR #1287). Root cause Fix 1 (the bug that hung gbrain doctor on 216K-page brains): both brain-writer.ts:walkDir and frontmatter.ts:collectFiles recursed into every subdirectory without calling pruneDir, the canonical descent-time pruner used by sync/extract/transcript-discovery since v0.35.5.0. On brains that double as code workspaces, the walkers stat'd hundreds of thousands of entries under node_modules / .git / .obsidian / *.raw / ops that isSyncable filtered out at the leaf — paying the IO cost for nothing. Wiring pruneDir at descent (with the v0.37.7.0 #1169 submodule-gitfile check) eliminates the bulk of the wall-clock pain. Fix 2 (codex outside-voice C1): AbortSignal.timeout cannot interrupt the synchronous walker — readdirSync / lstatSync / readFileSync block the event loop, so timer callbacks never fire mid-walk. The load-bearing wall-clock bound is now a deadline check inside scanOneSource's visit callback (Date.now() > opts.deadline). AbortSignal still works at source boundaries. Shape changes (codex C2 + C4): - ScanOpts: + deadline?: number, + dbPageCountForSource hook, + visitDir test seam - PerSourceReport: + status: 'scanned' | 'partial' | 'skipped', + files_scanned, + db_page_count - AuditReport: + partial: boolean, + aborted_at_source: string | null - ok = grandTotal === 0 && !partial (a clean prefix from a timed-out scan no longer falsely reports clean) walkDir + collectFiles now exported with an optional visitDir callback for the regression suite. Production callers don't pass it. Tests: - test/brain-writer-walk-prune.test.ts (new, 12 cases): visitDir-based descent-time pruning assertions for both walkers. Pins the property output-based tests can't catch (isSyncable rejects vendor files at the leaf — so a test checking only output passes under the original bug). - test/brain-writer-partial-scan.test.ts (new, 5 cases): deadline + partial state + ok-after-abort + numerator/denominator coverage. Uses deadline, NOT AbortSignal, since codex C1 proved abort can't interrupt sync. - test/brain-writer.test.ts: existing "abort mid-scan" test refit to the new partial-state contract (per_source has 'skipped' entries instead of being empty — gives doctor visibility into which sources weren't checked). - test/migrations-v0_22_4.test.ts: AuditReport fixture extended with the new required fields. Plan + cross-model review: ~/.claude/plans/system-instruction-you-are-working-hidden-lollipop.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(doctor): wire deadline + partial-state into frontmatter_integrity check Adopts the v0.38.2.0 ScanBrainSources surface in doctor's frontmatter_integrity check. - AbortSignal.timeout(fmTimeoutMs) for between-source bound. - deadline = Date.now() + fmTimeoutMs (the load-bearing mid-walk bound — codex C1 caught that AbortSignal alone can't fire inside the sync walker). - GBRAIN_DOCTOR_FM_TIMEOUT_MS env override (default 30000ms; invalid values fall back to default rather than crash). - Per-source DB denominator via SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pages WHERE source_id = $1 AND deleted_at IS NULL (codex C3: deleted_at filter so soft-deleted pages don't inflate the count). - Honest partial-render: "PARTIAL — scanned ~N files (source has ~M pages in DB), K issue(s) so far" instead of "scanned ~N of M pages" (codex C3 — the two populations are overlapping but not identical sets). - "NOT SCANNED (timeout — run gbrain frontmatter validate <id>)" per skipped source so the user knows which sources didn't get checked. - Catch block simplified to "unexpected error only" (codex D4 — the AbortError special case from PR #1287 was unreachable in a sync walker). Tests: test/doctor-frontmatter-partial.test.ts (new, 11 cases) — structural source-grep pins on every load-bearing render string plus the simplified- catch contract. Behavioral coverage is deferred to the heavy script (tests/heavy/frontmatter_scan_wallclock.sh, T6) because runDoctor calls process.exit unconditionally and can't be driven from bun:test directly; refactoring runDoctor to return rather than exit is a separate TODO. Plan + cross-model review: ~/.claude/plans/system-instruction-you-are-working-hidden-lollipop.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: v0.38.2.0 release notes, Phase 2 design sketch, heavy wall-clock smoke - CHANGELOG.md: ELI10-lead-first release entry per CLAUDE.md voice rules. Names the user-visible behavior change, the per-source partial render, the performance numbers table, the "things to watch" caveats. Credits @garrytan-agents for PR #1287's diagnosis. - VERSION + package.json: 0.37.11.0 -> 0.38.2.0. - docs/architecture/frontmatter-scan-incremental.md: Phase 2 design sketch for DB-backed scan state. Schema, migration shape, writer paths (sync-side UPSERT + incremental scan + autopilot cycle phase), doctor reader, sequencing concerns, two-phase rollout plan. Starting point for the follow-up PR — sub-second steady-state doctor needs incremental state, but the schema migration carries its own contract surface (forward-reference bootstrap, schema-drift E2E, PGLite-vs-Postgres parity) that deserves its own focused PR. - tests/heavy/frontmatter_scan_wallclock.sh (new, manual / nightly per tests/heavy/README.md): seeds a synthetic 60K-file brain (10K real + 50K under node_modules/) and asserts gbrain doctor completes in <15s with frontmatter_integrity: ok. Codex C7 caught that the original plan's 1500-file budget was too small to be a meaningful guard — at that scale the test passes BEFORE AND AFTER the fix, proving nothing. 60K is the minimum that catches the descent-into-vendor-trees regression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: adversarial review followups — CLI hint, deadline-vs-await race, between-source breadcrumb Codex adversarial review caught 4 real bugs in the v0.38.2.0 wave. All four fixed before ship. #1 (user-facing): `gbrain frontmatter validate` takes a filesystem PATH, not a source id. Pre-fix the NOT SCANNED hint pointed users at `gbrain frontmatter validate src-a` — which would fail with "no such directory", breaking the very remediation this PR ships to give them. Fix: render `src.source_path` instead. #2 (correctness): between sources, `await dbPageCountForSource(src.id)` ran unchecked. A slow query could blow past the deadline, then scanOneSource was still called and returned `status='partial'` with `files_scanned=0` — misleading ("partial scan" when actually zero files were scanned). Fix: add a post-await deadline re-check; mark source + remainder as 'skipped' if the budget already burned. #3 (UX): when the outer-loop deadline check fired BETWEEN sources, `aborted_at_source` stayed null and the doctor message said "PARTIAL SCAN" with no source name. Fix: stamp `aborted_at_source` with the source we were about to start. #4 (correctness): the COUNT query had no per-call deadline. A wedged Postgres pool could make a single COUNT hang past the budget and defeat the wall-clock guarantee. Fix: Promise.race against the remaining deadline; on timeout, resolve null and the post-await re-check (#2) marks the source skipped. Tests: 3 new regression cases in brain-writer-partial-scan.test.ts pinning the fixed contracts (skipped-vs-partial under slow COUNT, hanging COUNT within deadline, aborted_at_source before any source starts). 8648 pass / 0 fail across the full suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(README): refresh production-brain stats — 8.2x pages, 5.6x people, 7.4x companies Pre-update line (months stale): "17,888 pages, 4,383 people, 723 companies, 21 cron jobs running autonomously, built in 12 days." Fresh counts from ~/git/brain (the wintermute production brain): - pages: 17,888 → 146,646 (8.2x) - people: 4,383 → 24,585 (5.6x) - companies: 723 → 5,339 (7.4x) - cron jobs running: 21 → 66 (113 total, 66 enabled per ~/git/wintermute/workspace/ops/cron-snapshot.json) Dropped "built in 12 days" — at 146K pages the initial-velocity claim is stale narrative that no longer matches the current scale story. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-05-22 09:29:59 -07:00