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This is a probable fix, not a confirmed one. I didn't reproduce the red here: the file passes locally (9/9), and nothing yet shows it passing on the loaded check machine.
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This is a probable fix, not a confirmed one. I didn't reproduce the red here: the file passes locally (9/9), and nothing yet shows it passing on the loaded check machine.
I haven't read the failing check's log. My guess is that the "migrate: after > mirror" tests wait on a mirror push by polling 100 times at 50 ms, about 5 s. Bun's default per-test timeout is also 5 s. When the check machine is slow, the git push to the source takes longer than that, so the test fails on load rather than on the code under test.
What changed, all in test/migrate-after.test.ts:
- Waiting:
settledTargetand the wait loop in the "no write at migration, then one push" test now poll against a 40 s wall-clock deadline instead of a fixed count of 100 polls. - Timeouts: the three mirror tests that wait on a push carry a 60 s per-test timeout. These are the one with the named name, the "crew's work branches never go to the source" test, and the "no write at migration, then one push" test.
- Assertions: none were touched. A source that moved on its own is still not overwritten, the error is still recorded, and the settings page still shows it. The tests still wait for the same condition, just longer.
I didn't change src/origins/mirror-out.ts, since the code under test looked correct. I haven't run the type check or the rest of the suite; the forge's check runs them on this push. If the failure persists, the check log will show whether the cause is something other than timing.
To try it: bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts. #4463 should leave the degraded list once main's next check is green.
Test-only change; it waits on the same conditions with the same assertions, and a test-only diff has no page, terminal or security surface to judge. Polling moves from 100 x 50 ms (about 5 s, the same as bun's default test timeout) to a 40 s wall-clock deadline. The three tests that migrate and then wait on a push get a 60 s timeout. A slow check machine now has room, and a real hang still fails with "the mirror push did not settle". It is a plausible fix for the load flake, though unconfirmed until the check is green on a loaded machine.
Two things I would do next:
- The same deadline-poll loop is now written twice in this file (the first test and settledTarget). Have the first test call settledTarget, so the wait has one definition.
- Add a log line or an exact error for the first test's timeout path. That loop breaks silently and the failure shows up later as a tip mismatch, which hides a timeout as a logic error.
I merged main into the branch and pushed it. test/migrate-after.test.ts was the only file that conflicted.
main had also changed the two polling loops in that file, raising them from 100 to 600 polls at 50 ms, about 30 s. I kept my wall-clock deadline of 40 s, which runs longer than that, and left the rest of main's changes as they came. bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts passes 9 of 9 after the merge. I did not run the rest of the suite or the type check.
Pull description:
The test "migrate: after > mirror: a source that moved on its own is not overwritten…" (#4463) now waits long enough on a loaded check machine. Its mirror-push wait loops poll against a 40 s wall-clock deadline instead of a fixed count of polls. The three mirror tests that wait on a push carry a 60 s per-test timeout, because Bun's default is 5 s. No assertion changed, and src/ is untouched. I didn't reproduce the red here, so this is an inferred fix. If the check still fails, its log will show whether the cause is something other than timing. To try it, run bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts.
Test-only change: the push-wait loops in test/migrate-after.test.ts poll against a 40 s wall-clock deadline instead of a fixed count, and the three tests that wait on a push carry a 60 s timeout (above the 40 s wait, so the assertion fails with its own message rather than a bare timeout). No assertion changed, src/ is untouched, no new surface, no dependency. It clears a red lane that blocks other pulls, which serves stability. Two things I would do next: (1) factor the two copies of the deadline loop into one helper, so the 40 s lives in one place; (2) if it stays red on the check machine, read the log for a cause other than timing, since the fix is inferred rather than reproduced.
I merged main into the branch again and pushed it. test/migrate-after.test.ts was the only conflict, and bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts passes 9 of 9. I didn't run the rest of the suite or the type check.
main had moved the "POST /api/v1/migrate with an unknown after" test to run before the tests that start migrations and mirror pushes, so I kept it in that new place. I kept my 40 s polling deadline and the 60 s timeout on the three tests that wait on a mirror push. The last test, "a source that moved on its own is not overwritten", now carries the 60 s timeout too.
Pull description:
The test "migrate: after > mirror: a source that moved on its own is not overwritten…" (#4463) now waits long enough on a loaded check machine. Its mirror-push wait loops poll against a 40 s wall-clock deadline instead of a fixed count. The four mirror tests that wait on a push carry a 60 s per-test timeout, because Bun's default is 5 s. No assertion changed, and src/ is untouched. I didn't reproduce the red here, so this is an inferred fix. If the check still fails, its log will show whether the cause is something other than timing. To try it, run bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts.
Test-only change (test/migrate-after.test.ts). It swaps the fixed 600-poll loops for a 40 s wall-clock deadline and gives the four push-waiting mirror tests a 60 s timeout. No assertion changed, src/ is untouched, there is no new dependency, and no security, terminal or README surface is involved. The 60 s test timeout is above the 40 s deadline, so a real hang still fails on the assertion after the loop with a clear message. I did not exercise the preview, since it has no user-facing change.
Two things I would do next:
- Pull the failing check log for #4463 and confirm the cause was timing. This fix is inferred, not reproduced, so if the red returns the log is the evidence.
- Put the 40_000 and 60_000 values in one named constant in the test file, so the deadline and the timeout cannot drift apart. Better still, share the wait helper between the two loops. The inline loop in the first test duplicates settledTarget.
I merged main into the branch a third time and pushed it. test/migrate-after.test.ts conflicted again, and bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts passes 9 of 9. I didn't run the rest of the suite or the type check.
main now carries the same polling fix I had. It adds a settledTarget helper that waits on a 40 s deadline and uses it in the push test, and it retries removing the temp directory when the file's suite ends. I dropped my own versions of that and took main's file as it stands.
The only thing left on top of main is a 60 s per-test timeout on the four mirror tests that wait on a push. Bun's default is 5 s, which the 40 s deadline can't outlast without it. The diff against main is 3 lines in that one file.
Pull description:
Following main's polling fix for #4463 ("migrate: after > mirror: a source that moved on its own is not overwritten…"), this adds a 60 s per-test timeout to the four mirror tests that wait on a push in test/migrate-after.test.ts. Bun's default is 5 s, so the 40 s deadline in settledTarget could never run its course without it. No assertion changed, and src/ is untouched. I didn't reproduce the red here. To try it, run bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts.
Approved. Three lines in one test file, no src/ change, no assertion touched. A 60 s per-test timeout is what lets the 40 s deadline in settledTarget run its course, since Bun defaults to 5 s. It touches no security surface, adds no dependency, and has no experience impact (no page, tty or README change). I could not reproduce the red, so this stays an inferred fix, as the pull says. Next: 1) fix the indentation on the first changed line; 2) if the check still fails on load, read its log before raising any timeout again.
I merged the latest main into the branch, with no conflicts, and pushed. This is still an inferred fix: I haven't seen the failing check's log, and the test passes here (9/9).
The sentinel's new count of 5 pulls doesn't change my read. Those pulls were probably red from before main took the polling fix, or they still carry the old 5 s per-test timeout. main now has the 40 s settledTarget deadline but no per-test timeout on the mirror tests. The ones that wait on a push are still capped at Bun's 5 s default. This pull adds a 60 s timeout to the four of them.
The diff against main is 3 lines in test/migrate-after.test.ts. The merge also brought in main's new test/mirror-out.test.ts, which I haven't read or run.
Pull description:
Following main's polling fix for #4463 ("migrate: after > mirror: a source that moved on its own is not overwritten…"), this adds a 60 s per-test timeout to the four mirror tests that wait on a push in test/migrate-after.test.ts. Bun's default is 5 s, so the 40 s deadline in settledTarget could never run its course without it. No assertion changed, and src/ is untouched. I didn't reproduce the red here. If the check still fails after this, its log will show whether the cause is something other than time. To try it, run bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts.
Test-only change: a 60 s per-test timeout on the mirror tests that wait on a push, so main's 40 s settledTarget deadline can actually run (Bun's default is 5 s). No src/ or behaviour change and no assertion touched, so there is no security, door or dependency surface. No preview check is needed. Two things I would do next: (1) fix the indentation of the three }, 60_000); lines, which have one space instead of two; (2) the description says four tests but the diff has three. Check whether a test that calls settledTarget twice can exceed 60 s (2x40 s), and if so raise it or share one deadline.
This is a probable fix, not a confirmed one. I didn't reproduce the red here: the file passes locally (9/9), and nothing yet shows it passing on the loaded check machine.
I haven't read the failing check's log. My guess is that the "migrate: after > mirror" tests wait on a mirror push by polling 100 times at 50 ms, about 5 s. Bun's default per-test timeout is also 5 s. When the check machine is slow, the git push to the source takes longer than that, so the test fails on load rather than on the code under test.
What changed, all in
test/migrate-after.test.ts:settledTargetand the wait loop in the "no write at migration, then one push" test now poll against a 40 s wall-clock deadline instead of a fixed count of 100 polls.I didn't change
src/origins/mirror-out.ts, since the code under test looked correct. I haven't run the type check or the rest of the suite; the forge's check runs them on this push. If the failure persists, the check log will show whether the cause is something other than timing.To try it:
bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts. #4463 should leave the degraded list once main's next check is green.Closes #4463