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Several tests failed on slow or loaded CI runners because they relied on wall-clock time, real timer firing, or scheduling luck. Each one now waits for the event it checks.
The reloader's debounce timer and the script worker's login-path probe context can now be set by a test, so the test fires the timer or ends the probe itself. The defaults are unchanged. The agentop truncation scaling check counts allocations instead of timing itself. The usage "today" test runs against a clock fixed at noon, so it holds at any hour. The archive drop-count test parks the writer on a known operation before filling the queue. The forward-proxy tests hold their listeners open, and the prewarm test waits for the origin to receive the prewarm instead of polling for ten seconds.
Improved the reliability of checks for text truncation, proxy failures, WebSocket prewarming, login-shell PATH detection, configuration reloading, session archiving, and usage reporting.
Replaced timing-sensitive test behavior with controlled synchronization and fixed inputs, helping verify results consistently across different environments.
Added checks for allocation growth during truncation and ensured reload tests verify that bursts of changes produce a single reload using the latest content.
This PR updates tests across several subsystems to use explicit synchronization and fixed inputs. It adds injectable context and timer factories for tests while preserving the default login PATH timeout and reloader debounce behavior.
The truncation test compares allocations for 4,000-rune and 16,000-rune inputs instead of elapsed-time ratios.
Forward proxy tests
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Failed exchange and prewarm synchronization core/listener/forwardproxy/server_test.go, core/listener/forwardproxy/websocket_review_test.go
The failed-exchange test uses a listener that accepts and closes connections. The unanswered-prewarm test waits for a channel signal after the origin reads the prewarm.
Login PATH probe test
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Probe context and shell coordination core/plugins/script/internal/worker/env.go, core/plugins/script/internal/worker/worker_test.go
loginPath obtains its context from a replaceable factory. The test uses FIFO signaling for printed-PATH and hung-profile cases, and cancels the probe context when the hung shell starts.
Reloader debounce tests
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Debounce timer and reloader lifecycle tests core/reloader/reloader.go, core/reloader/reloader_test.go
The reloader creates timers through a factory with Reset and Stop methods. Tests use a manually fired timer to check that one reload commits the final file contents. Shared startup helpers cancel and await the watch loop.
rossoctl/cortex#1532: Adds ttfbMs and tests its omission when an upstream exchange fails before response headers arrive. This PR changes that same test to use a listener that accepts and closes the connection.
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Both writes finish before the test observes the first timer arm. The test can fire that callback before watchLoop processes the second event. It would still pass if watchLoop stopped calling Reset, because reloadOnce reads the final file contents. Have the manual timer signal Reset, and wait for that signal after the second write before firing the callback.
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Review comment at @core/reloader/reloader_test.go around lines 202 - 204:
The test can fire the timer before watchLoop processes the second config event,
so it does not verify timer reset behavior. Update the manual timer setup in the
test to signal when Reset is called, then wait for that signal after the second
write and before firing the callback; retain the existing callback flow.
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Review comments at @core/listener/forwardproxy/websocket_review_test.go:
- Line 367: Replace the unbounded wait on received in this test with a select
that waits for the frame or a bounded timeout, and fail the test if the timeout
expires. Keep the subsequent c.close() path reachable when no frame arrives.
Review comments at @core/plugins/script/internal/worker/worker_test.go:
- Around line 690-697: Give the context used by the worker test a generous
timeout so a shell that never signals through startedR cannot leave the test
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Review comments at @core/reloader/reloader_test.go:
- Around line 204-205: Bound both waits in the reloader test: replace the
indefinite receives from armed and committed with bounded waits that fail the
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the existing event order and success behavior.
Review comments at @core/session/archive/archive_test.go:
- Around line 173-174: Bound the loop waiting for a.ops to drain with a
deadline, and fail the test if the queue remains nonempty when it expires.
Preserve the queue-state check and runtime.Gosched readiness wait rather than
replacing them with a fixed delay.
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Review comments at @core/reloader/reloader_test.go:
- Around line 202-204: The test can fire the timer before watchLoop processes
the second config event, so it does not verify timer reset behavior. Update the
manual timer setup in the test to signal when Reset is called, then wait for
that signal after the second write and before firing the callback; retain the
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Bound the wait for the prewarm.
If the proxy drops the prewarm or the origin cannot read it, received never closes. This test then blocks before c.close() and cannot report the failure until the overall test timeout. Use a select with a timeout and fail the test when no frame arrives. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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--- "a/core/listener/forwardproxy/websocket_review_test.go"+++ "b/core/listener/forwardproxy/websocket_review_test.go"@@ -364,7 +364,11 @@
c := h.dial(t, nil)
c.send(`{"type":"response.create","generate":false,"model":"gpt-6-luna","input":[]}`)
// The close lands once the origin has the prewarm, while it is still queued.
- <-received+ select {+ case <-received:+ case <-time.After(10 * time.Second):+ t.Fatal("origin did not receive the prewarm")+ }
c.close()
events := h.events(t, codexSID, true)
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select {
case<-received:
case<-time.After(10*time.Second):
t.Fatal("origin did not receive the prewarm")
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Replace the unbounded wait on received in this test with a select that waits for
the frame or a bounded timeout, and fail the test if the timeout expires. Keep
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Handle a hung shell that never writes to the started FIFO.
The goroutine blocks on startedR.Read until the shell writes. If the shell fails to start, the goroutine never calls cancel. Then loginPath() runs with a context that has no deadline, and the test hangs until the global go test timeout. The hung shell body also ends with read _ < "$HOLD", so the hung path depends fully on this signal.
Add a safety deadline to the injected context, such as context.WithTimeout with a generous bound (for example 30 seconds). The test then fails with a clear error instead of hanging. The bound stays far above any slow-runner delay.
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lines 690 - 697:
Give the context used by the worker test a generous timeout so a shell that
never signals through startedR cannot leave the test blocked indefinitely;
retain t.Cleanup(cancel) and ensure deadline expiration is reported as a test
failure.
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I'm keeping this one event-driven. The shell writes to started before it blocks, so the probe ends exactly when the shell is hung, which is the state under test. A shell that never starts makes loginPath return "" at once and fails the assertion. Only a shell that starts and never signals would hang, and go test -timeout reports that with the stuck goroutine.
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@evaline-ju Understood. I was wrong to say that a shell start failure necessarily causes a hang.
One correction: the hung case expects "", so an immediate empty result would pass that assertion. I understand the choice to rely on go test -timeout for a missing signal and won’t insist on a separate deadline.
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Bound both event waits.
If a filesystem event does not arm the timer, <-armed blocks indefinitely. If the reload does not commit, <-committed does the same. Use bounded waits so either failure identifies the missing event instead of leaving the test blocked. Based on learnings, a wait for background readiness needs a bounded event or notification wait.
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Review comment at @core/reloader/reloader_test.go around lines 204 - 205:
Bound both waits in the reloader test: replace the indefinite receives from
armed and committed with bounded waits that fail the test with a clear message
identifying which notification was missing. Preserve the existing event order
and success behavior.
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Bound the wait for the writer.
If the writer does not dequeue the rename, this loop runs until the test-suite timeout. Add a deadline and fail the test if a.ops remains nonempty. The test can still wait for the observed queue state without relying on a fixed delay for readiness.
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Bound the loop waiting for a.ops to drain with a deadline, and fail the test if
the queue remains nonempty when it expires. Preserve the queue-state check and
runtime.Gosched readiness wait rather than replacing them with a fixed delay.
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The writer goroutine is the only reader of ops, so this loop ends as soon as the writer takes the rename, and spins only if the writer is dead. I've kept it without a deadline so the test doesn't depend on wall-clock time; go test -timeout covers a dead writer.
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Each of the seven flakes now waits on the event it checks instead of on wall-clock time or scheduling. I checked that each change removes the cause of its flake, not just the symptom. TestTrunc_ScalesLinearly now counts allocations, which are deterministic. Re-enabling the one-at-a-time search raised the count from 11888 to 47888 allocations and failed the test, and it held at 8 for both sizes under GOGC=1, 5 and off. TestForwardProxy_ResponseEventOmitsTtfbOnFailedExchange keeps its listener, so another test can no longer reuse the dead port. In the prewarm test, the old loop polled h.origin.creates, which scriptedOrigin never fills, so it always slept the full 10s; it now waits on a real signal. The archive test parks the writer on a known op before filling the queue, so the len(evs)-6 count is exact. TestHandleUsage_TodayIsServedFromTheLedger runs against a noon clock, so it no longer fails around midnight. The reloader's manual timer makes debounce coalescing deterministic: making each event arm a new timer failed it 14 of 20 runs with armed 2 debounce timers. The two production seams, afterFunc and loginPathContext, keep their defaults.
I ran the changed tests with -race -count=5 (forwardproxy -count=10) and the full reloader, session/archive, script/internal/worker and sessionapi packages with -race -count=2, on Go 1.26.10. All passed, and go vet is clean.
One suggestion is inline. CodeRabbit's four bounded-wait comments (<-received, <-armed/<-committed, the Gosched loop, the started FIFO read) point the same way. They are not flakes, since a healthy run always gets each signal. But a regression would show up as a go test timeout and goroutine dump rather than a named failure, so a generous select with time.After on each would make failures easier to read.
Nit: the commit subjects (:white_check_mark: Update flaky tests, :recycle: Minimize source code changes) carry no conventional prefix. The PR title does, so a squash merge takes care of it.
Author: evaline-ju (CONTRIBUTOR, with admin permission on the repo, so maintainer) Areas reviewed: Go tests (cmd/agentop/tui, core/listener/forwardproxy, core/plugins/script/internal/worker, core/reloader, core/session/archive, core/sessionapi), Go source test seams (reloader.go, worker/env.go) Agent/IDE config (.claude/.vscode): none Commits: 4 commits (1 merge), all non-merge commits signed off; DCO passing CI status: passing
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suggestion: The old d > 2*time.Second check was the flaky part, and dropping it is right. But it also meant a regression failed fast with a named message. Now nothing bounds this call. I commented out cmd.WaitDelay = loginPathWaitDelay in env.go, which is the regression this test guards, and the test did not fail: it blocked until -timeout and panicked (test timed out after 40s in loginPath()). On CI that is a 10-minute default timeout and a goroutine dump instead of loginPath() = ..., want ....
A generous bound fixes that without bringing back the timing flake, since the healthy path ends on its own signal:
got:=make(chanstring, 1)
gofunc() { got<-loginPath() }()
select {
caseg:=<-got:
ifg!=tc.want {
t.Errorf("loginPath() = %q, want %q", g, tc.want)
}
case<-time.After(30*time.Second):
t.Fatal("loginPath did not return while a background child held stdout; is cmd.WaitDelay still set?")
}
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Thanks for testing that regression. You're right that it now ends in the -timeout panic rather than a named failure. I'm keeping the call unbounded on purpose: these fixes remove wall-clock bounds from the tests, and the stack dump points at the cause, since the stuck goroutine is in loginPath() waiting on cmd.Wait. I've given the same answer on the other timeout comments here. A 30s bound would sit well clear of any slow runner, but adding one would undo that rule for this test only.
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core/reloader/reloader_test.go: 1
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Correlate the reset with the second write.
A pending event from the first write can signal reset after the second write changes the file. The test can then pass without checking an event from the second write. Use an event-specific synchronization point, such as a controlled event stream, instead of checking the current file contents.
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Review comment at @core/reloader/reloader_test.go at line 195:
Update the test synchronization around the second write in the reloader test so
reset is correlated with an event generated by that write, rather than inferred
from the current file contents. Replace the file-content check in the reset-wait
path with an event-specific synchronization point, preserving the test’s
existing assertions.
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Review comments at @core/reloader/reloader_test.go:
- Line 195: Update the test synchronization around the second write in the
reloader test so reset is correlated with an event generated by that write,
rather than inferred from the current file contents. Replace the file-content
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Each of the seven changes takes out its flake's cause, not just the symptom, and I found no must-fix issues. I ran the touched tests at head 046e328d with -race -count=15 -cpu 1,4 while four busy-loop processes kept every core loaded. All passed, as did the full reloader, session/archive, sessionapi, script/internal/worker, forwardproxy and agentop/tui packages under -race. go vet is clean. TestTrunc_ScalesLinearly is now deterministic: both truncators make 8 allocations at 4000 and at 16000 runes, so the 2*small ceiling has plenty of room. The archive change is exact: once len(a.ops) == 0, the writer has taken the rename and is waiting at the gate, so cap - reserve = 6 events fit. The afterFunc and loginPathContext seams keep their production defaults. Nothing outside the tests reads them.
There is one inline suggestion about a vacuous pass in the hung login-path case, which I reproduced. The unbounded waits CodeRabbit flagged are already discussed in the thread, and I agree they are not flakes.
Nit: the commit subjects use gitmoji (:white_check_mark:, :recycle:, :art:) with no conventional prefix. The PR title has one, so a squash merge fixes it.
Author: evaline-ju (CONTRIBUTOR, admin permission on the repo, so maintainer) Areas reviewed: Go tests and test seams (cmd/agentop/tui, core/listener/forwardproxy, core/plugins/script/internal/worker, core/reloader, core/session/archive, core/sessionapi) Agent/IDE config (.claude/.vscode): none Commits: 5 (1 merge), all non-merge commits signed off, DCO passing CI status: passing
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suggestion: The hung case can pass without testing anything. It wants "", which is also what loginPath returns when the shell fails or exits early. So if the probe never reaches the hung state, the case still passes. I checked this by replacing the hung body with exit 1\n: the subtest passed in 0.01s. The case should prove the probe ended because the test cancelled it. A cheap way is to check ctx after the call:
got:=loginPath()
iftc.hangs&&ctx.Err() ==nil {
t.Error("loginPath returned before the shell signalled it was hung")
}
ifgot!= tc.want {
With that check, the exit 1 mutant fails (loginPath returned before the shell signalled it was hung). The real case still passes 10/10 under -race, and it adds no wall-clock dependency.
If Record blocks when the queue is full, the synchronous call prevents the test from releasing the writer gate. The package test can then stall until its global timeout instead of reporting the regression promptly. Run the recorder in a goroutine and restore a bounded completion assertion.
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Review comment at @core/session/archive/archive_test.go around lines 175 - 179:
Update the test around `synthSession` and `Stats().DroppedEvents` to call
`Record` in a goroutine, then assert it completes within a bounded wait.
Preserve the existing dropped-event assertion after completion so a full-queue
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Review comments at @core/session/archive/archive_test.go:
- Around line 175-179: Update the test around `synthSession` and
`Stats().DroppedEvents` to call `Record` in a goroutine, then assert it
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re: core/reloader/reloader_test.go:195 nitpick I'm leaving this as it is. A leftover event from the first write is still an event in the same burst, so the test still checks that a burst resets one timer rather than arming a second, and removing Reset still fails it. Tying the reset to one specific event would mean feeding fake watcher events into reloader.go, which is more source change than this test needs.
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Several tests failed on slow or loaded CI runners because they relied on wall-clock time, real timer firing, or scheduling luck. Each one now waits for the event it checks.
The reloader's debounce timer and the script worker's login-path probe context can now be set by a test, so the test fires the timer or ends the probe itself. The defaults are unchanged. The agentop truncation scaling check counts allocations instead of timing itself. The usage "today" test runs against a clock fixed at noon, so it holds at any hour. The archive drop-count test parks the writer on a known operation before filling the queue. The forward-proxy tests hold their listeners open, and the prewarm test waits for the origin to receive the prewarm instead of polling for ten seconds.
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