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ci: repair rust-layout, ignored-tests ratchet and storage-bypass on main - #8653
Three repo-wide CI guard lanes fail on main itself. Main's CI Gate stays green only because those lanes are skipped unless their area changes, so every PR that touches those areas (for example #8651) goes red for reasons it did not cause. This PR makes all three pass again.
artifacts/tiny_store.rs (752 lines) is now 616. registered_tools, the author-id constants, save_operator_version and SavedVersion moved to a sibling tiny_store_tools.rs (#[path] submodule, pub use tools::*, so every existing artifacts::tiny_store::* path still resolves).
sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rs (858 lines) is now 440. The on_a_real_shell module moved to files_shell_tests.rs (still gated to Linux), sharing the helpers via pub(super).
2. ignored-tests ratchet (decision: re-baseline, with justification)
openhuman-embed 0 to 2, tests/ 24 to 33. I checked every #[ignore] against the repo for a reason string and a lane that runs it. None can run unignored in the default test job, because each needs an external artifact or live service, and each states why:
openhuman-embed/tests/security_live_scope.rs, security_second_runtime.rs (2): need the pinned TinySecurity release; run with --ignored --exact by scripts/ci/security-native-fixture.sh and the security-native workflow.
tests/security_native_fixture.rs (7), security_release_reuse_fixture.rs, callback_module_release_fixture.rs, desktop_sign_in_fixture.rs (3): load pinned module releases or need an unlocked Secret Service; same fixture script / its lane. Same pattern as the earlier re-baselines (ffe1d48, a7d918c).
tests/ts_e2e_*.rs: need the staged module releases from scripts/ci/ts-e2e-stage-modules.sh, run by exact name per process.
Live-service tests (*_live*, x402_twit_sh_live, live_routing_e2e, memory_cortexdb_live, ...), json_rpc_wallet_e2e (needs an installed tinywallet artifact), Windows-only windows_sandbox_env_e2e, and the manual security_bus_latency_baseline stay ignored.
The git log -S pickaxe is broken in this partial clone (missing promisor objects), so I attributed the increase by file and reason rather than by commit. ignored-test-baseline.json is regenerated with --write-baseline: embed 2, tests 33.
3. storage-bypass (decision: real fix)
artifacts/box_source.rsstage() wrote the staged box file with a raw std::fs::write. The allowlist cannot grow ("Audited allowance growth forbidden"), so an allowlist entry was never an option. stage() is now async and writes through tiny_artifacts::FsFileStore::put (the FileStore port the neighbouring write_visible_file already uses; atomic, creates the folder). The Staged drop guard still removes the copy, including when the call is cancelled mid-write. Tests updated to await.
Verification
node scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs, check-ignored-tests.mjs, check-storage-bypass.mjs: all pass.
cargo test -p openhuman --lib -- artifacts:: sandbox::openshell: 218 pass, including the box_source, tiny_store and files tests. 9 fail in untouched modules (artifacts::files, agent::harness::tool_result_artifacts, subagent_host) in my macOS checkout; none touches the moved code.
The Linux-only shell tests were compile-checked with the cfg temporarily lifted; they run in Linux CI.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ZIP archives can now be extracted on non-Windows systems without requiring a separate unzip utility. Supported archives are checked for data integrity, and unsafe or unsupported contents are rejected.
Bug Fixes
Artifact staging waits for in-progress writes to finish before cleanup, helping prevent incomplete writes and leftover staging data.
Artifact files are written through shared file storage, with staging errors handled as before.
Tests
File-transfer coverage now includes binary and empty files, concurrent uploads, tenant isolation, path handling, and changes during reads.
The shell-backed file transfer tests were extracted from files_tests.rs into a new files_shell_tests.rs module, gated on Linux, and wired in from files.rs. This keeps the scripted-driver tests separate from the ones that exercise quoting and encoding against a real shell.
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The shell-backed file tests were gated to Linux only, so they never ran
elsewhere. The gate is removed and the shared test helpers are made visible
to the sibling test module so it can reuse them.
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…n module
Move the artifact tool registration, author ids, and operator version saving out of tiny_store.rs into a new tiny_store_tools module, re-exported so existing callers are unaffected. This keeps the store file focused on storage concerns.
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Replaced the relative super:: paths in the tiny store tools module with
crate::artifacts:: equivalents so the imports no longer depend on the module's
position in the tree.
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Removed unused imports from the tiny store and reordered the tool module's imports, with no behaviour change. The real-shell file tests are now compiled only on Linux, and the CI baselines were updated to reflect the newly ignored tests and the box-source scratch-file write.
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Staging now writes through the artifact crate's FileStore instead of a raw filesystem write, so box-sourced files go in the same way as every other artifact file. The staging function became async, and the Staged guard still cleans up if the call is dropped at any await point.
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Pass the sanitized file name by reference when building the staged path, and reflow a long test call chain to satisfy formatting. No behaviour change.
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The allowlist entry for the transient scratch copy in box_source.rs is no longer needed, so it has been removed from the storage bypass reasons file.
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Update the locked tinysearch-bus dependency from 0.5.6 to 0.5.7 in the app's Cargo.lock.
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Pull request purpose (title): ci: repair rust-layout, ignored-tests ratchet and storage-bypass on main. The change repairs three repo-wide CI guard lanes that fail on main: the rust-layout 750-line limit (two pure file splits), the ignored-tests ratchet (re-baselining `openhuman-embed` 0 to 2 and `tests/` 24 to 33 with per-file justification), and the storage-bypass check (replacing a raw `std::fs::write` in artifact staging with the `tiny_artifacts::FsFileStore::put` port, which makes `stage` async and runs the write in a spawned task). It also adds a Node-only `extractZip` to the release staging script so non-Windows `.zip` extraction no longer needs the `unzip` binary, with tests covering stored/deflated entries, traversal names, checksum mismatch and non-ZIP input. The latest-push delta is unavailable, so no push-level comparison is asserted.
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Completeness: Complete Test assessment: Test coverage is assessed from changed tests and lane evidence; execution is not claimed without trusted check data.
What changed
`crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source.rs` makes `stage` async and writes the staged box copy through `tiny_artifacts::FsFileStore::new(&staged.dir).put(&name, bytes, None)` instead of `create_dir_all`/`std::fs::write`, mapping the store error with `std::io::Error::other`; the write runs inside `tokio::spawn` so the `Staged` guard lives in that task and removes the folder even if the caller is cancelled mid-write. `crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source_tests.rs` updates the staging tests to `.await` the call, adds a `path_floor()` helper gated on the `security-module` feature, and adds `a_call_cancelled_while_staging_leaves_no_copy_behind`. `crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/tiny_store.rs` drops `registered_tools`, `OPERATOR_AUTHOR_ID`, `AGENT_AUTHOR_ID`, `save_operator_version` and `SavedVersion` into a new sibling `crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/tiny_store_tools.rs`, included via `#[path = "tiny_store_tools.rs"] mod tools; pub use tools::*;`. `crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files.rs` adds a Linux-and-test-gated `#[path = "files_shell_tests.rs"] mod on_a_real_shell;`, the moved module lands in the new `crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_shell_tests.rs`, and `crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rs` relaxes its shared helpers to `pub(super)` so the moved tests can use them. `crates/openhuman-core/src/core/observability_reporting.rs` extracts a `FsLimitReports` type alias, and `crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/mod.rs` annotates the `tenant` binding with an explicit `Result<Tenant, NoTenant>` type. `scripts/release/stage-modules.mjs` adds a Node-only `extractZip` (stored/deflate, CRC-32 verification, refusal of encrypted, ZIP64, symlink and path-escaping entries) and routes non-Windows `.zip` extraction through it instead of `execFileSync("unzip", ...)`; `scripts/__tests__/stage-modules.test.mjs` extends the ZIP builder to emit deflate entries and adds tests for extraction, traversal refusal, checksum mismatch and non-ZIP input. `scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json` is regenerated with `openhuman-embed` 2 and `tests` 33, and `scripts/ci/agent-runtime-boundary-baseline.json`, `scripts/ci/process-statics.json` and `scripts/ci/saas-ambient-baseline.json` shift line numbers, with the saas baseline gaining a `bare-spawn` entry for the new `tokio::spawn` in `box_source.rs`.
Features
Internal refactor — Artifact tool registration and operator-save split out of tiny_store.rs: `registered_tools`, the author-id constants, `save_operator_version` and `SavedVersion` now live in a `#[path]`-included submodule re-exported with `pub use tools::*`, so existing `artifacts::tiny_store::*` paths keep resolving while `tiny_store.rs` drops under the 750-line layout limit. (crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/tiny_store.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/tiny_store_tools.rs)
Internal refactor — Linux shell tests moved out of files_tests.rs: The Linux-only `on_a_real_shell` tests move to their own `#[path]`-included module gated on `all(test, target_os = "linux")`, sharing the parent test helpers now marked `pub(super)`, so `files_tests.rs` drops under the layout limit with no behaviour change. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_shell_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rsfn part_in(command: &str) -> String {)
Modified — Artifact staging writes through the FileStore port in a spawned task: `stage` becomes async and writes the staged box copy through the `FileStore` port instead of a raw filesystem write, satisfying the storage-bypass guard; the write runs in a spawned task whose `Staged` guard removes the folder after the write settles, so a call cancelled mid-write leaves no copy behind. (crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source.rsfn stage(staging: &Path, box_path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> std::io::Result<Staged, crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source.rsimpl Drop for Staged {, crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source.rsimpl Tool for BoxSourced {)
Added — Node-only extractZip replaces the unzip binary for non-Windows archives: Non-Windows `.zip` extraction no longer shells out to `unzip`; the new `extractZip` handles stored and deflate entries, verifies size and CRC-32, and refuses encrypted, ZIP64, symlink and path-escaping entries, so staging works on CI images without an `unzip` binary. (scripts/release/stage-modules.mjsexport function extractWindowsZip(archive, dir) {, scripts/release/stage-modules.mjsimport {)
Modified — Ignored-test baseline re-baselined: The ratchet baseline moves `openhuman-embed` from 0 to 2 and `tests` from 24 to 33, matching the ignored tests the description justifies as requiring an external artifact or live service. (scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json)
Modified — Ambient and runtime-boundary baselines updated: The ambient and runtime-boundary baselines shift line numbers for moved code and record the new `tokio::spawn` in `box_source.rs` as a `bare-spawn` entry, keeping those guard lanes green. (scripts/ci/saas-ambient-baseline.json, scripts/ci/agent-runtime-boundary-baseline.json)
Internal refactor — FsLimitReports type alias extracted and baseline updated: `LAST_FS_LIMIT_REPORT`'s type is extracted into a `FsLimitReports` alias under the same `crash-reporting` cfg, and the process-statics baseline records the alias name; the critique lane confirmed the recorded type matches the alias definition. (crates/openhuman-core/src/core/observability_reporting.rsconst FS_ERROR_COOLDOWN: std::time::Duration = std::time::Duration::from_secs(30, scripts/ci/process-statics.json)
Modified — Explicit tenant result type in openshell read/write entry points: The `tenant` binding in `read_file` and `write_file` carries an explicit `Result<Tenant, NoTenant>` annotation, making the type the moved shell tests import explicit. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/mod.rspub async fn read_file(, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/mod.rspub async fn write_file()
Tests
unit — The staging tests now await `stage` and still assert the copy lands at `dir/file.pdf` and is removed when the `Staged` guard drops, covering the FileStore-backed write path.: The tests lane judged the happy path regression-protected: these tests would fail if the staged copy stopped landing at `dir/file.pdf` or stopped being removed on guard drop. (crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source_tests.rsasync fn a_staged_copy_is_removed_when_its_call_is_dropped_before_it_finishes())
unit — The Linux-only real-shell tests move into `files_shell_tests.rs` with their assertions intact, sharing parent helpers via `pub(super)`.: The tests lane assessed the relocation as no behaviour change needing new tests. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_shell_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rsfn registry(driver: &Arc<ScriptedDriver>) -> Arc<BoxRegistry<ScriptedDriver>> {)
Positive: Critique reviewed all 15 changed files and reported 0 findings, confirming the process-statics baseline type for `LAST_FS_LIMIT_REPORT` matches the `FsLimitReports` alias and that the extraction logic handles stored/deflate, CRC verification and path-escape refusals correctly for the inputs the tests exercise.
Lane summary: The change replaces the `unzip` binary with a Node-only `extractZip` for non-Windows hosts and extends the test ZIP builder to emit deflate entries. The extraction logic handles stored/deflate, CRC verification, and path-escape refusals correctly for the inputs the tests exercise; I found no defect that would misbehave on a reachable input. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `03148481a206`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
security
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The security lane found the new `extractZip` validates entry names against absolute paths, drive letters, backslashes and `..` segments, re-checks the resolved target against the destination root, refuses encrypted and symlink entries, and verifies size and CRC-32 before writing, and reported no defect introduced by this change.
Lane summary: The new `extractZip` replaces the `unzip` subprocess with a hand-rolled ZIP reader. It validates entry names against absolute paths, drive letters, backslashes and `..` segments, re-checks the resolved target against the destination root, refuses encrypted and symlink entries, and verifies size and CRC-32 before writing. The archive it reads is a module asset fetched by the release script, not attacker-supplied input, and the tests cover stored/deflated entries, traversal names, checksum mismatch and non-ZIP input. I found no defect introduced by this change. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `03148481a206`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
tests
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The tests lane judged the happy path regression-protected: the updated `stage` tests would fail if the staged copy stopped landing at `dir/file.pdf` or stopped being removed on guard drop.
Positive: The split of `registered_tools`/`save_operator_version` into `tiny_store_tools.rs` and the relocation of the Linux shell tests were assessed as relocation with no behaviour change needing new tests.
Lane summary: The new `extractZip` replaces the `unzip` binary on non-Windows hosts and is covered by tests that exercise stored and deflated entries, traversal names, a corrupted CRC and a non-ZIP file — each asserting a specific outcome, so the refusals are pinned. The Rust side is a mechanical split of `tiny_store.rs` into `tiny_store_tools.rs` plus a `FileStore`-backed staging write, and the new cancellation test asserts the staging directory is empty afterwards. I found no defect worth blocking on. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `03148481a206`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
commits
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The commits lane found no sensitive content in committed files.
Lane summary: No sensitive content in committed files. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `03148481a206`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
description
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The description lane found the process-statics baseline update mechanical and consistent with the code, with no defects in this increment.
Lane summary: The new commits add a Node-only `extractZip` to `scripts/release/stage-modules.mjs` and route non-Windows `.zip` extraction through it, with tests. The implementation looks sound for the inputs it handles (stored/deflate, CRC check, traversal and symlink refusal), and the PR body's claim that this is a CI-baseline repair does not describe the new zip-extraction feature — but the body is the author's own summary of the whole branch and the new commits are a follow-up; I found no concrete defect in the code itself. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `03148481a206`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
The PR changes artifact staging to use FileStore in a spawned task, moves artifact-tool APIs into a sibling module, expands OpenShell shell-backed tests, updates CI baselines and type annotations, and adds built-in ZIP extraction for non-Windows hosts.
stage now takes owned bytes, spawns the write, and maps join and storage failures to I/O errors. The staged guard is created in the spawned task. Tests use the async call and cover cancellation. The ambient baseline records the staging task.
Artifact-tool registration, author ID constants, operator-version saving, and the saved-version result type move to tiny_store_tools.rs. tiny_store.rs re-exports those declarations.
OpenShell file-transfer tests
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Shell test wiring crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rs
A Linux-only shell test module is added. Existing helpers become visible to the parent module. The old host-shell module is removed.
File transfer cases crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_shell_tests.rs
The new shell-backed tests cover binary and empty-file round trips, quoted paths, option-like names, replacement, missing files, directory errors, tenant isolation, symlink reads, and a local shell runner helper.
Upload and boundary checks crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_shell_tests.rs
The shell-backed tests cover interrupted uploads, stale-part cleanup, distinct upload paths, interleaved writes, outside-symlink errors, and read failures when a file changes during transfer.
CI baselines and type updates
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CI baseline updates scripts/ci/agent-runtime-boundary-baseline.json, scripts/ci/saas-ambient-baseline.json, scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json
The ignored-test baseline and the agent-runtime and ambient baselines update recorded line locations and counts.
Type annotations and reporting declarations crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/mod.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/core/observability_reporting.rs, scripts/ci/process-statics.json
write_file and read_file now annotate the tenant lookup result. LAST_FS_LIMIT_REPORT uses the FsLimitReports alias.
ZIP extraction
Layer / File(s)
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Built-in ZIP extractor scripts/release/stage-modules.mjs
stage-modules.mjs adds extractZip and routes non-Windows ZIP archives through it instead of unzip.
ZIP extraction tests scripts/__tests__/stage-modules.test.mjs
The ZIP fixture builder can emit deflated entries. The tests cover stored and deflated nested files, outside-path rejection, checksum mismatch rejection, and invalid ZIP input.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8652 — The issue identifies direct filesystem writing in box_source::stage; this change routes staging through FsFileStore::put.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7455 — This issue concerns the ignored-test ratchet; this change updates the ignored-test baseline.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7335 — This issue covers ZIP extraction and path-safety checks for module staging; this change adds built-in ZIP extraction and tests.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7445 — This issue concerns the SaaS ambient-state ratchet; this change records the staging task in the ambient baseline.
This change repairs CI guard lanes, moves code between modules, and replaces the external unzip dependency with a built-in extractor. No concrete merge-blocking risk was found in the supplied evidence.
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I hop through bytes where box-files gleam, Through FileStore paths and spawn-task stream. The shell now tests each path and part, And ZIPs unpack with careful art. I twirl my ears at baselines new, Then nibble joy at code once more true.
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Cancellation during directory creation can leave an orphan staging directory, requiring cleanup that waits for storage work to finish and a deterministic test covering cancellation before completion.
Assert that touch succeeds before you rely on the aged timestamp.
Line 261 ignores the result of run_in. If touch -d '3 hours ago' fails, .openhuman-report.tmp keeps a recent mtime. The sweep then skips the file because it is recent, not because the name does not match. The assertion on Line 267 passes in both cases, so the test stops checking the name filter. Line 238 in the previous test already checks the exit code. Use the same check here.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/openshell/files_shell_tests.rs at line 261:
Check the result of run_in in the test that ages .openhuman-report.tmp, and assert that the command exits successfully before relying on the aged timestamp. Use the existing run_in result-checking pattern from the nearby test.
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- Around line 316-319: Keep the Staged cleanup guard alive until the write
started by FsFileStore::put has actually finished, including when the awaiting
operation is cancelled; establish a cancellation-safe way to wait for or
otherwise retain the in-flight write before cleanup can run. Add a test that
cancels during the write and verifies cleanup leaves no sandbox bytes behind.
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The staging write now runs in its own task that finishes even when the caller is cancelled, keeping the Staged guard alive until the write settles so a cancelled call cannot leave its folder behind. Tests gained a feature-gated helper for the security module's path floor, and the CI baselines were refreshed.
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Synchronize the cancellation test with staging completion
On a busy CI filesystem, the detached staging task can still be writing when this 500 ms sleep finishes, so the directory assertion can report a leak even though the guard will correctly remove it once the write settles. Wait for an explicit completion signal from the staging task before asserting cleanup rather than assuming an upper bound on filesystem latency. This also follows AGENTS.md's guidance against time-based unit-test flakes.
If the caller cancels stage, the task continues without a log event that identifies when its write starts or settles. Add start and completion events with a generated staging ID. Do not log the box path or file bytes. As per coding guidelines, “Add grep-friendly debug or trace logs for new flows, branches, external calls, retries, timeouts, state changes, and errors” and “Never log credentials, tokens, full user content, or other sensitive data.”
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source.rs at line 308:
Add trace events around the detached task spawned in stage, generating a staging ID to correlate when stage_now begins and when it completes. Log only the ID and lifecycle status; do not include the box path or file bytes.
Synchronize the cancellation test with the staging task.
If the detached write takes longer than 500 ms, the directory assertion can fail before cleanup. It can also pass before the task creates its directory. Signal when the write starts and when cleanup finishes, then assert the directory state after those signals instead of using a fixed sleep.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source_tests.rs at line 500:
Update the cancellation test around the staging task to replace the fixed 500 ms sleep with synchronization signals for when the write starts and cleanup finishes. Await those signals before asserting the directory state, preserving the test’s intended cancellation and cleanup behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source_tests.rs:
- Line 500: Update the cancellation test around the staging task to replace the
fixed 500 ms sleep with synchronization signals for when the write starts and
cleanup finishes. Await those signals before asserting the directory state,
preserving the test’s intended cancellation and cleanup behavior.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/artifacts/box_source.rs:
- Line 308: Add trace events around the detached task spawned in stage,
generating a staging ID to correlate when stage_now begins and when it
completes. Log only the ID and lifecycle status; do not include the box path or
file bytes.
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priority: p3Whenever. Cosmetic, a nicety, or a cleanup with no user visible effect.rust-coreCore Rust runtime in src/: CLI, core_server, shared infrastructure.
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Why
Three repo-wide CI guard lanes fail on
mainitself. Main's CI Gate stays green only because those lanes are skipped unless their area changes, so every PR that touches those areas (for example #8651) goes red for reasons it did not cause. This PR makes all three pass again.Refs #8651
1. rust-layout (750-line limit)
Pure moves, no behaviour change.
artifacts/tiny_store.rs(752 lines) is now 616.registered_tools, the author-id constants,save_operator_versionandSavedVersionmoved to a siblingtiny_store_tools.rs(#[path]submodule,pub use tools::*, so every existingartifacts::tiny_store::*path still resolves).sandbox/openshell/files_tests.rs(858 lines) is now 440. Theon_a_real_shellmodule moved tofiles_shell_tests.rs(still gated to Linux), sharing the helpers viapub(super).2. ignored-tests ratchet (decision: re-baseline, with justification)
openhuman-embed0 to 2,tests/24 to 33. I checked every#[ignore]against the repo for a reason string and a lane that runs it. None can run unignored in the default test job, because each needs an external artifact or live service, and each states why:openhuman-embed/tests/security_live_scope.rs,security_second_runtime.rs(2): need the pinned TinySecurity release; run with--ignored --exactbyscripts/ci/security-native-fixture.shand thesecurity-nativeworkflow.tests/security_native_fixture.rs(7),security_release_reuse_fixture.rs,callback_module_release_fixture.rs,desktop_sign_in_fixture.rs(3): load pinned module releases or need an unlocked Secret Service; same fixture script / its lane. Same pattern as the earlier re-baselines (ffe1d48, a7d918c).tests/ts_e2e_*.rs: need the staged module releases fromscripts/ci/ts-e2e-stage-modules.sh, run by exact name per process.*_live*,x402_twit_sh_live,live_routing_e2e,memory_cortexdb_live, ...),json_rpc_wallet_e2e(needs an installed tinywallet artifact), Windows-onlywindows_sandbox_env_e2e, and the manualsecurity_bus_latency_baselinestay ignored.The
git log -Spickaxe is broken in this partial clone (missing promisor objects), so I attributed the increase by file and reason rather than by commit.ignored-test-baseline.jsonis regenerated with--write-baseline: embed 2, tests 33.3. storage-bypass (decision: real fix)
artifacts/box_source.rsstage()wrote the staged box file with a rawstd::fs::write. The allowlist cannot grow ("Audited allowance growth forbidden"), so an allowlist entry was never an option.stage()is now async and writes throughtiny_artifacts::FsFileStore::put(theFileStoreport the neighbouringwrite_visible_filealready uses; atomic, creates the folder). TheStageddrop guard still removes the copy, including when the call is cancelled mid-write. Tests updated to await.Verification
node scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs,check-ignored-tests.mjs,check-storage-bypass.mjs: all pass.cargo test -p openhuman --lib -- artifacts:: sandbox::openshell: 218 pass, including the box_source, tiny_store and files tests. 9 fail in untouched modules (artifacts::files,agent::harness::tool_result_artifacts,subagent_host) in my macOS checkout; none touches the moved code.Summary by CodeRabbit