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Define backend result correlation src/commands/test.ts, src/commands/test.test.ts |
Legacy results require a valid finish time and, when supplied, a valid enqueue-time floor. A matching run ID is accepted despite malformed timestamps. |
Apply fallback during batch polling src/commands/test.ts, src/commands/test.local-batch.spec.ts, DOCUMENTATION.md |
Members without tunnel targets can use a correlated backend result when the run row remains non-terminal. Tunnel-target members retain tunnel liveness checks. Tests cover result matching, polling, reports, and tunnel cleanup; documentation describes fallback conditions. |
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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium
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sequenceDiagram
participant Batch as Local batch
participant Poll as Run polling
participant Results as Backend test result
Batch->>Poll: Poll backend run row
Poll->>Results: Read result if run row remains non-terminal
Results-->>Poll: Return result for correlation
Poll-->>Batch: Use accepted verdict or continue polling
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Check name Status Explanation Resolution Out of Scope Changes check The source, test, and documentation changes map to #478. These are src/commands/test.ts, src/commands/test.local-batch.spec.ts, src/commands/test.test.ts, and DOCUMENTATION.md. One reported commit syn…Provide reviewable evidence of the undici commit's changed paths and the lock entries it modifies, without reading excluded package-lock.json contents. Confirm whether that change is required for this PR. If it is not required for #478, the…-
Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: resolving backend verdicts in mixed tunnel batches. Linked Issues check [ #478] requires three coding outcomes. (1) Mixed local-frontend and remote-backend batches must read a completed backend verdict when the backend run row stays non-terminal. (2) Tunnel ownership and l…Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Full details: Linked Issues check
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🟡 Minor · Reject invalid timestamps at the legacy-result correlation boundary. · test.ts:11369-11373
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject invalid timestamps at the legacy-result correlation boundary.
The non-tunnel callback passes
response.enqueuedAttomakeBackendWaitFallback. The result request uses the generic HTTP path without a schema, andbackendResultIsForThisRuntreatsNaNtimestamps as a successful match. A legacy result withoutrunIdIfAvailablecan therefore bypass freshness checks and resolve the batch with a stale terminal verdict.Suggested fix
if (!result.finishedAt) return false; - if (!notBefore) return true; const finished = Date.parse(result.finishedAt); + if (Number.isNaN(finished)) return false; + if (!notBefore) return true; const floor = Date.parse(notBefore); - if (Number.isNaN(finished) || Number.isNaN(floor)) return true; + if (Number.isNaN(floor)) return false; return finished >= floor;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 11369-11373: Update backendResultIsForThisRun to reject results
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359-395: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd distinct trigger timestamps to test per-member freshness.
The frontend and backend fixture triggers both return
2026-09-22T00:00:00.000Z. The legacy result finishes at00:00:02, and the stale result finishes on the previous day. A regression that passes the frontend timestamp to the backend fallback would pass both tests.The separate fallback tests cover title wiring and the frontend no-op path. They do not test mixed-batch timestamp correlation.
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if (call.method === 'POST' && call.url.endsWith('/tests/be/runs')) return json({ runId: 'run_be', status: 'queued', enqueuedAt: '2026-09-22T00:00:00.000Z', codeVersion: 'v1', targetUrl: 'https://example.com', }); + if (call.method === 'POST' && call.url.endsWith('/tests/fe/runs')) + return json({ + runId: 'run_fe', + status: 'queued', + enqueuedAt: '2026-09-22T00:00:01.000Z', + codeVersion: 'v1', + targetUrl: 'http://127.0.0.1:5173', + }); if (call.method !== 'GET') return undefined;- const f = mixedBackendFixture({ runIdIfAvailable: null }); + const f = mixedBackendFixture({ + runIdIfAvailable: null, + startedAt: '2026-09-22T00:00:00.100Z', + finishedAt: '2026-09-22T00:00:00.500Z', + });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 359-395: Update the mixed-backend fixture and the legacy-result
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Thanks @luckyzd, this is a clean, well-tested change. We're not going to merge it now. On the current backend, backend-test run records are finalized server-side, so the path it fixes isn't taken in practice (details in #478), and it would add surface to maintain without a user-visible fix. If you can reproduce on v0.15.0 against the live service, post the run ids on #478 and we'll revisit. This stays open for now. |
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Match the undici 7.30.1 lock entry already in upstream main 5281202. The production audit changes from one high vulnerability to zero. No manifest or unrelated dependency changes. Typecheck, lint, formatting, full coverage and local E2E pass on Node 22.23.2. The two report paths are fixed filenames under this test's own mkdtempSync directory. Line-specific security lint comments document that boundary without changing assertions; changed-line security lint passes.
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test runcan combine a frontend test whose saved default environment is loopback with a backend test whose default environment is public. Both runs dispatch successfully, but the mixed batch only polls run rows. If the backend run row stays non-terminal while its test result is already passed or failed, the batch incorrectly reports timeout / exit 7.Connect the existing
makeBackendWaitFallbackto non-tunnel members of the local batch pool. Each member gets its own fallback state and uses its trigger'senqueuedAtfor legacy-result freshness. A matching backend pass now produces exit 0; a backend failure produces exit 1, with the correct JSON summary and JUnit verdict. Different run IDs, stale legacy results, invalid legacy timestamps, incomplete results, and unavailable result reads keep normal polling in place.Tunnel-bound frontend members retain their existing liveness checks and cancellation behavior. Remote backend triggers still contain no tunnel fields, and terminal run rows avoid unnecessary result reads. No new dependencies or endpoints are introduced.
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Closes #478.
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main.npm run lintandnpm run format:checkpass.npm run typecheckpasses.npm run test:coveragepasses and coverage stays above 80%.DOCUMENTATION.md.Validation
npm run test:coverage: 4,607 passed, 2 skipped; statements 89.73%, branches 84.81%, functions 83.18%, lines 91.93%.npm run test:e2e: 103 passed, 1 skipped.git diff --check: passed. Lint reports 178 pre-existing warnings and no errors.988c0355bb05631e9c6c1785e443937ff2a88c0e, v0.14.0, Node v24.19.0.Added 21 tests covering owned and borrowed tunnels, passed/failed results, JSON/summary/JUnit accuracy, reversed serial execution in text mode, fresh legacy results, stale or unrelated results, incomplete results, unavailable result reads, terminal run rows, and remote frontend controls. The original regression set has nine failures before the mixed-batch fix and two passing no-fallback controls. Ten additional review-follow-up tests cover malformed legacy timestamps, valid boundaries/no-floor compatibility, exact run-ID precedence, and continued batch polling; seven selected assertions fail before the timestamp guard.
Rebuilt and reran all eight offline command-chain scenarios from #478 on the current main and the fix. Commander parsing, HTTP validation, polling timers, and artifact writers are real; only HTTP responses and tunnel transport are injected. There were no hosted runs or credits used.
Use the reproduction in #478 with mixed-case expected exits changed to 0/1 and corresponding assertions changed to the actual terminal status, one backend result read, and zero timed-out rows. Both generated summary and JUnit files preserve the backend run ID.
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The shared backend fallback already implements type detection, run-ID correlation, legacy timestamp checks, best-effort reads, and the poller's abort signal. This PR wires that behavior into the missed execution path and makes the shared legacy timestamp guard reject unparseable finish times or an invalid provided enqueue floor. Valid timestamps, exact run-ID precedence, and timeout ownership keep their existing behavior. PR #494 changes this pool's trigger idempotency keys and is independent of verdict resolution.
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Addressed the invalid-legacy-timestamp finding and strengthened the per-member freshness test: frontend and backend triggers now have distinct enqueue timestamps, and a no-run-ID backend result finishes between them. The malformed timestamps are offline response-validation cases: the trigger schema currently admits any string, and the result fallback uses a generic read. This is not a claim of observed malformed production data.
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fixture()insrc/commands/test.local-batch.spec.ts. Adding only its four-line JSDoc raised measured coverage from 66.67% to 100%, with the analyzed function count unchanged at three. The test setup, running-response helper, and mixed-backend HTTP override now describe their behavior. The final documentation follow-up changes only 12 comment lines in this test file; TypeScript output with comments removed is identical to the fully validated functional commit. All 75 local-batch tests passed again, with format and diff checks passing and file-level ESLint reporting no errors (six existing warnings). Build and typecheck also passed during this documentation follow-up. The full coverage and E2E results above remain the validation of the unchanged executable code.Maintainer approval of CI and issue assignment remain outstanding separately from CodeRabbit's passing review and pre-merge checks.
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Synced only the undici lock entry from upstream main
52812029681269d8a1aa94791022a44008649247: 7.29.1 to 7.30.1, including its tarball URL and integrity. The manifest and other dependencies are unchanged.npm audit --omit=dev --audit-level=highagainst the npm registry reports one high vulnerability before, and zero on both latest main and this revised branch.The two Security lint findings read fixed filenames inside this test's own
mkdtempSyncdirectory. Two line-scoped comments explain that trusted path source, following the existing test-file convention; assertions and global security rules are unchanged. File-level Security lint: two errors before, zero errors/warnings after. Changed-line Security lint also passes.Validation of commit
3d57b67164e8782f083e3d079b28a2e125dfd700on local Node 22.23.2:listen EPERMon loopback test servers. The unchanged suites passed when loopback listening was permitted. These are local results, not a claim that the new GitHub runs are approved or green.This CI repair does not address the separate maintainer request for live-service run IDs on #478, or claim issue assignment or acceptance.
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3d57b67164e8782f083e3d079b28a2e125dfd700changes exactly two paths:package-lock.json: 3 lines added / 3 removed, solelypackages["node_modules/undici"]: version7.29.1->7.30.1, matching npm tarball URL and integrity. Root dependency range remains^7.16.0; all other lock entries andpackage.jsonare unchanged.src/commands/test.local-batch.spec.ts: 2 comment lines added / 0 removed, explaining the two test-owned report paths. No executable test or production-code changes.The published tree was compared with the fully tested local tree and matched exactly. The before/after audit and tests above verify this narrow CI repair, without introducing a new dependency or changing the original functional behavior.