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This changes only the time limits in `test/migrate-after.test.ts`. I never reproduced the failure, so I don't know that this is what made "mirror: the crew's work branches never go to the source" go red on the check machine.
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This changes only the time limits in test/migrate-after.test.ts. I never reproduced the failure, so I don't know that this is what made "mirror: the crew's work branches never go to the source" go red on the check machine.
The suite passed here three times at about 1.9 s, and the type check is clean. I couldn't read the failing check logs, so the time limits are my best reading rather than something I saw fail.
- Mismatch: the earlier fix (#4479) gave
settledTargeta 40 s deadline. The test's own limit was 30 s, so a slow mirror push would fail as a bun timeout before the deadline could expire. - Change: the default test timeout and the
beforeAll/afterAllhook timeouts are now 120 s. ThePOST /api/v1/migratetest's explicit limit is 120 s as well. The wait deadline is 90 s, so the test now waits out a slow push before it can time out. - What I left alone: I found nothing racy in
mirror-out.tsorpush-through.ts, so the app code is unchanged. The branch filter is the target's recorded tips, and the push records them only after it succeeds.
If the mirror test goes red again after this, the failing check log is what's needed to find the real cause.
To try it, run bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts.
Test-only change: the limits in test/migrate-after.test.ts now nest correctly (deadline 90 s inside a 120 s test limit, where the 40 s deadline sat above the 30 s limit). No app code, security surface, or dependency changes, and the nesting is consistent. Nothing here is unusable by keyboard or phone.
Two things to do next:
- This is the third time this suite has had its timing adjusted (#4480, #4500, #4479) and the author did not reproduce the failure. If it goes red again, capture the failing check log: a push that really hangs would now take 90 s to report, so add the last mirror error (target.lastError) to the "did not settle" message so the log shows the cause.
- Look at why one git push takes tens of seconds on the check machine (parallel suites competing for it?). A limit that long hides a slowdown instead of fixing it.
I merged main into the branch and pushed it. bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts passes (9 tests) and the type check is clean.
test/migrate-after.test.ts was the only conflict. I took main's version of the file and re-applied my change on top, so main's teardown and the POST /api/v1/migrate test where main put it are untouched. main now awaits stopMirror, doesn't let a failed app.close or a stubborn temp directory fail the suite, and gives the long tests 60 s.
My change is the same as before: the default test timeout and every explicit limit are 120 s, and settledTarget waits up to 90 s. A slow mirror push is waited out rather than cut off by a timeout.
I only ran the one test file, not the full check.
Test-only change: the default timeout, hook limits and the explicit test limit move to 120 s, above settledTarget's 90 s deadline, so a slow mirror push is waited out instead of cut off by bun. The earlier mismatch (30 s test limit under a 40 s deadline) is real and this closes it. No app code, security surface, dependency or UI is touched, so nothing here affects the preview or the keyboard/phone/no-JS checks. Next two things I would do: (1) if the lane goes red again, capture the failing check log and the target tips at failure rather than raising limits further, since the cause was never reproduced; (2) put the 120 s and 90 s in one named constant at the top of the file so the invariant that the limit is above the deadline cannot drift again.
This changes only the time limits in
test/migrate-after.test.ts. I never reproduced the failure, so I don't know that this is what made "mirror: the crew's work branches never go to the source" go red on the check machine.The suite passed here three times at about 1.9 s, and the type check is clean. I couldn't read the failing check logs, so the time limits are my best reading rather than something I saw fail.
settledTargeta 40 s deadline. The test's own limit was 30 s, so a slow mirror push would fail as a bun timeout before the deadline could expire.beforeAll/afterAllhook timeouts are now 120 s. ThePOST /api/v1/migratetest's explicit limit is 120 s as well. The wait deadline is 90 s, so the test now waits out a slow push before it can time out.mirror-out.tsorpush-through.ts, so the app code is unchanged. The branch filter is the target's recorded tips, and the push records them only after it succeeds.If the mirror test goes red again after this, the failing check log is what's needed to find the real cause.
To try it, run
bun test test/migrate-after.test.ts.Closes #4528