fix(tests): stop fixtures resolving this repository, and restore the musl leg - #975
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a musl test task and integrates it into gated verification, CI, and cache warming. It also warms both Darwin link-cache targets. The CLI tests now create separate protected-policy fixtures and verify deterministic first-sighting refusal rendering across environment variations and identical refusals. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The musl CI and cache-warming paths have no established merge-blocking issue. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/batten/tests/it/cli.rs`:
- Line 3007: Use a distinct fixture name or root for the HOME variation in the
refuse_in/repo_with_config test flow so Fixture::new does not remove and
recreate the directory created by common::scratch; preserve the existing
environment-isolation assertions while ensuring the spawned process receives an
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| .expect("write payload"); | ||
| let output = child.wait_with_output().expect("run batten hook"); | ||
| let output = refuse_in( | ||
| &format!("protected-deterministic-{}", key.to_lowercase()), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Use a distinct fixture name for the HOME variation. The test first creates protected-deterministic-home with common::scratch. The HOME iteration passes the same name to refuse_in; repo_with_config then calls Fixture::new, which removes and recreates that path. The spawned process receives the recreated fixture directory, not an independent scratch directory. Use distinct names or roots so the HOME variation tests environment isolation.
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In `@crates/batten/tests/it/cli.rs` at line 3007, Use a distinct fixture name or
root for the HOME variation in the refuse_in/repo_with_config test flow so
Fixture::new does not remove and recreate the directory created by
common::scratch; preserve the existing environment-isolation assertions while
ensuring the spawned process receives an independent fixture directory.
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`repo_with_config` builds a fixture with a config and no `.git`, and the spawn helpers set no `GIT_CEILING_DIRECTORIES`, so `git::git_dir` walked up out of `target/tmp/` and answered with this checkout's own `.git`. Measured: `.git/batten-sightings/` in the real repository, holding entries the suite wrote. What that buys is an ordering dependency across the whole binary. `refusal::first_sighting` keys a per-session store under `$GIT_DIR`, and a repeat renders SHORT — the class explanation and every remedy dropped. With one store behind every fixture, whether a case sees the long rendering or the short one is decided by which spawn reached that class first: across sibling cases, across targets sharing the checkout, and across whatever the developer's session already did. `the_deny_is_a_function_of_config_and_argv_not_the_ambient_environment` was the visible casualty. It compared a first sighting against a repeat and read the difference as the environment having changed the reason. Each run now gets its own fixture and so its own store, and the case asserts its baseline IS the first-sighting rendering — otherwise it compares two short lines and comes back green having checked almost nothing. `two_fixtures_refusing_alike_render_alike` is the discriminating arm: no environment varied at all, two fixtures, one refusal, identical stderr required. It reds on the tree without the ceiling — a long line against a short one — and passes with it, which is what makes the fix a mechanism rather than a repair. The ceiling is set in `common::batten` rather than per spawn site, which is CLOUD-619's rule for these variables: `advisory_drain.rs` set it by hand at three call sites and every suite that did not think of it inherited the defect. Refs: CLOUD-1830
Reinstates `f588a788`'s revert. `test:musl` executes the workspace suite against `x86_64-unknown-linux-musl` — the triple `install.sh` resolves for every Linux consumer, 113 downloads against 4 of the glibc build on v0.0.159 — so the binary almost everyone runs reaches the execution rung instead of stopping at a type-check. The leg was lifted rather than weakened because the defect it exposed made `verify` red, and `verify` gates every fix. That defect is repaired in the commit beside this one: fixtures were resolving this checkout's own `.git`, so one sightings store sat behind every case and a class explained itself once per binary rather than once per fixture. The leg did not diverge; it scheduled differently, which is all it took. Refs: CLOUD-1821
`refusal::first_sighting` keys a per-session store under `$GIT_DIR`: a class explains itself once, and the next firing renders the pointer line alone, dropping the `— <gloss>` clause and every remedy (`hook.rs:4832`). `repo_with_config` builds a fixture with a config and no `.git`, so `git::git_dir` walked up out of `target/tmp/` and answered with this checkout's own — measured, `.git/batten-sightings/` in the real repository held entries the suite wrote. Every such fixture shared one store, so two runs of one refusal were a first sighting and a repeat, and `the_deny_is_a_function_of_config_and_argv_not_the_ambient_environment` compared their renderings and read the difference as the environment having changed the reason. Green or red on nextest's scheduling. The fixtures behind these cases now carry their own repository, so each owns its store and every refusal is a first sighting. A tree-wide `GIT_CEILING_DIRECTORIES` was tried first and is wrong, recorded because the next reader will reach for it: `acceptance_corpus`'s fixtures run `enforce`, which needs a repository, and they legitimately inherit the enclosing one — cutting that off reds them with "is not a git repository". `two_fixtures_refusing_alike_render_alike` is the discriminating arm: two fixtures, one refusal, no environment varied, identical stderr required AND both required to be the first-sighting rendering. That second half is load-bearing — without it two fixtures sharing a warm store are both short and equal, and the case stayed green against a tree with no per-fixture repository at all. Shown able to fail: with the repositories removed it reds naming the repeat. Refs: CLOUD-1830
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repo_with_configbuilds a fixture with a config and no.git, and the spawn helpers set noGIT_CEILING_DIRECTORIES. Sogit::git_dirwalked up out oftarget/tmp/and answered with this checkout's own.git. Measured:.git/batten-sightings/in the real repository, holding entries the test suite wrote.What that buys is an ordering dependency across the whole test binary.
refusal::first_sightingkeys a per-session store under$GIT_DIR, and a repeat renders short —hook.rs:4832returnsrefusal.line()alone, dropping the— <gloss>clause and every remedy. With one store behind every fixture, whether a case sees the long rendering or the short one is decided by which spawn reached that class first: across sibling cases, across targets sharing the checkout, and across whatever the developer's own session already did.the_deny_is_a_function_of_config_and_argv_not_the_ambient_environmentwas the casualty. It compared a first sighting against a repeat and read the difference as the environment changed the reason.Why this took three passes to name
It first looked like a musl divergence, then like a state-root problem, then like a builder mismatch. All three were wrong, and each was acted on before it was reproduced — my error, recorded here because the row it produced (CLOUD-1830) said the wrong thing for a while.
The measurement that settled it: the same four runs — both binaries, with and without
BATTEN_SANDBOX=0— with the sightings store cleared between each.All four byte-identical. No libc divergence, no
BATTEN_SANDBOXeffect — the variable was only ever first-sighting versus repeat. Two independent traces agree there is nothing on that path that can differ by libc: no tokenizer in the shipped binary (tiktoken-rsis dev-only), nodlopen, no locale or NSS, no build script, and zerotarget_envcfgs; the remedies are compile-time constants.The change
common::battensetsGIT_CEILING_DIRECTORIEStoCARGO_TARGET_TMPDIR, so a fixture carrying no.gitresolves none rather than the enclosing repository. In that one helper rather than per spawn site, which is CLOUD-619's rule for these variables —advisory_drain.rsset it by hand at three sites and every suite that did not think of it inherited the defect.two_fixtures_refusing_alike_render_alikeis the discriminating arm: no environment varied at all, two fixtures, one refusal, identical stderr required. Shown able to fail — with the ceiling removed it reds with a long line against a short one, and passes with it in place.f588a788). It was lifted rather than weakened because the defect it exposed reddenedverify, andverifygates every fix.Verification
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