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d2fd1f297c fix(cycle): stamp path-derived dream sources; close engine on autopilot shutdown (#3178)
* fix(dream): stamp path-derived sources so --dir runs land cycle freshness (#1869)

gbrain dream --dir <path> (and the configured sync.repo_path fallback)
never wrote last_source_cycle_at / last_full_cycle_at because runCycle's
stamp gate reads opts.sourceId and dream only set it from --source.
Doctor's cycle_freshness stayed perpetually stale on path-scoped brains.

Fix at the command level: dream derives the source id from the resolved
brain dir via resolveSourceForDir (now exported from cycle.ts) and passes
it as opts.sourceId. runCycle's stamp/lock semantics are untouched, so
legacy global callers (autopilot-global-maintenance runs GLOBAL_PHASES
with a brainDir and no sourceId) cannot falsely stamp per-source
freshness — the flaw that sank the runCycle-wide variant in PR #2549.
A derived match on an archived source is skipped (mirrors the explicit
--source archived guard).

Takeover of #2549.

Co-authored-by: javieraldape <javieraldape@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(autopilot): close the engine on SIGTERM/SIGINT instead of hard-exiting (#1872)

systemctl stop (SIGTERM) previously hard-exited autopilot without ever
closing the engine. On PGLite the cycle steps run INLINE in the autopilot
process, so a mid-write exit kills WASM Postgres with the WAL dirty and
can corrupt the brain.

Now both exit paths close the engine first:
- autopilot's own shutdown() (SIGINT + internal stops like max_crashes /
  cycle-failure-cap) aborts the in-flight inline cycle via an
  AbortController threaded into runCycle, drains it briefly, and awaits
  engine.disconnect() before process.exit(0).
- process-cleanup's SIGTERM handler (installed at cli.ts module load,
  exits within its 3s cleanup deadline) reaches the same closeEngine via
  a registered 'autopilot-engine-close' cleanup callback.

PGLite's disconnect() drains the pending query and checkpoints before
closing; a second call is a no-op, so both paths firing is safe.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(dream): conform dream-dir-source-stamp to canonical PGLite isolation pattern

check:test-isolation R3/R4 flagged the new test file: engine was created
in beforeEach (outside beforeAll) and never disconnected in afterAll.
Switch to the canonical shared-engine pattern (beforeAll create,
beforeEach resetPgliteState, afterAll disconnect) per
test/helpers/reset-pglite.ts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Garry Tan <garrytan@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: javieraldape <javieraldape@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-23 14:47:11 -07:00

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/**
* #1872 — autopilot SIGTERM/SIGINT must close the engine before exit.
*
* On PGLite the cycle steps run INLINE in the autopilot process, so a hard
* `process.exit` mid-write (systemctl stop → SIGTERM) kills WASM Postgres
* with the WAL dirty and can corrupt the brain. Two exit paths must both
* close the engine:
*
* - autopilot's own shutdown() (owns SIGINT + internal stops like
* max_crashes / cycle-failure-cap), and
* - process-cleanup's SIGTERM handler (installed at cli.ts module load,
* which exits within its 3s cleanup deadline) — reached via the
* registered 'autopilot-engine-close' cleanup callback.
*
* Because the shutdown path is deep inside `runAutopilot()` (a long-running
* daemon loop that ends in process.exit), a behavioral test would have to
* spawn + signal a real daemon. Following the established precedent
* (test/autopilot-supervisor-wiring.test.ts, test/autopilot-fanout-wiring.test.ts),
* these static-shape regressions pin the load-bearing wiring instead.
*/
import { describe, expect, it } from 'bun:test';
import { readFileSync } from 'fs';
import { join } from 'path';
const AUTOPILOT_SRC = readFileSync(
join(import.meta.dir, '..', 'src', 'commands', 'autopilot.ts'),
'utf8',
);
describe('autopilot.ts graceful engine shutdown (#1872)', () => {
it('registers an engine-close callback in the process-cleanup registry (SIGTERM path)', () => {
// process-cleanup owns SIGTERM (installed at cli.ts:10) and hard-exits
// after its cleanup pass; without this registration the engine is never
// closed on `systemctl stop`.
expect(AUTOPILOT_SRC).toContain(
"import { registerCleanup } from '../core/process-cleanup.ts';",
);
expect(AUTOPILOT_SRC).toContain(
"registerCleanup('autopilot-engine-close', closeEngine)",
);
});
it('closeEngine aborts the in-flight inline cycle then disconnects the engine', () => {
// Abort first (runCycle checks the signal between phases and threads it
// into phase sub-work), bounded drain, then disconnect.
expect(AUTOPILOT_SRC).toMatch(
/const closeEngine = async \(\) => \{[\s\S]{0,900}shutdownAbort\.abort\([\s\S]{0,900}engine\.disconnect\(\)/,
);
});
it('the inline runCycle call carries the shutdown abort signal and is tracked as in-flight', () => {
// PGLite / --inline path: the cycle runs in-process, so shutdown must be
// able to (a) signal it to wind down and (b) await it before closing.
expect(AUTOPILOT_SRC).toMatch(/signal:\s*shutdownAbort\.signal/);
expect(AUTOPILOT_SRC).toMatch(/inflightInlineCycle\s*=\s*cyclePromise/);
});
it('shutdown() awaits closeEngine() before process.exit(0) (SIGINT + internal-stop path)', () => {
expect(AUTOPILOT_SRC).toMatch(
/await closeEngine\(\);[\s\S]{0,400}process\.exit\(0\)/,
);
});
});