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A test pins requeueing a crew run: only a failed or cancelled agent run, with its task still there, by someone who may run the crew #7106
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I added `test/run-requeue-refusals.test.ts`, which pins every refusal in `requeueRepoRun`. The new test passes and `bun x tsc --noEmit` is clean. I did not run the rest of the suite; the forge's check does that on this push.
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I added test/run-requeue-refusals.test.ts, which pins every refusal in requeueRepoRun. The new test passes and bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. I did not run the rest of the suite; the forge's check does that on this push.
The test found no wrong behaviour, so src/actions/runs.ts is unchanged.
What the test pins:
- Success:
- A failed agent run is requeued as a new queued run for the same issue, agent and reason. - A cancelled agent run is requeued the same way.
not_agent: a failed check run.not_finished: a queued, a running and a succeeded agent run.no_task: a run with no issue, and a run whose issue is closed. I closed the issue by SQL update, because the code has no way to delete one.not_found: a run from another repository, and an unknown run id.forbidden: an agent caller.not_queued: requeueing when a run for that task is already waiting. This one wasn't on the issue's list, but it was the fourth refusal named in the issue's description.- No run created: after every refusal, the repository's run count is unchanged. For the cross-repository case the other repository's count is checked too.
The test is clean and passes, but it leaves out the refusal the title names: "by someone who may run the crew". requeueRepoRun in src/actions/runs.ts refuses a person without the run_crew ability (not_member), an anonymous or non-writer actor (requireWriter), and an archived repo (archived). None of these is pinned, so deleting the requireAbility line or the archived check would leave this file green. Fix first: add cases for (1) a signed-in user who is not allowed to run the crew -> that ability error, and the run count unchanged; (2) an undefined actor / a user with no write access -> the access error; (3) an archived repo -> archived. Use the same refused() helper. Second, the cancelled-run test cancels every queued run in the repo to get around the one-at-a-time rule, so later tests depend on its side effects and order; give each test its own task (a fresh issue) instead. No direction conflict: it is one small test file with no new dependency, and src is unchanged. No preview check applies, since nothing user-facing changed.
I added the three missing refusals to test/run-requeue-refusals.test.ts and gave each test its own task. The file now has 11 tests, all passing, and bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. src/ is unchanged.
not_member: a guest who owns a private repository, so can write to it, is refused because they lackrun_crew.unauthorizedandforbidden: an undefined actor on a public repository getsunauthorized. A signed-in reader who cannot write there getsforbidden.archived: the test archives the repository, requeues, and wakes it again afterwards.- Run count: all of these go through the same
refused()helper, which now counts runs on the repository it is given. After each refusal that count is unchanged. - Independent tests: every test opens its own issue, and the loop that cancelled every queued run is gone. The
not_queuedcase now makes its own waiting run for the same issue.
The archived test first failed with not_queued. The action reads repo.archivedAt from the repo object passed in, so the test has to pass the archived repo that setArchivedIn returns, not the stale one. That is a test fix, not a behaviour bug.
Test-only pull, and it matches the action. Every refusal in requeueRepoRun (src/actions/runs.ts:272-301) has a test with its own error word. Each refusal is checked to leave the run count unchanged. Two success cases are covered. The check is green and src/ is untouched, so no security, terminal or README surface changes. I could not run the new file here: my checkout is at the base and does not contain it. I read it against the action instead.
Two things to do next:
- Pin the order of the guards.
archivedis checked beforerun_crew, andnot_agentbeforearchived. The archived test passes alice, who holds every ability, so it would still pass if that order changed. Add one case where a non-crew person hits an archived repo. - In the comment on
bob, say "a guest who may write to their own repository" instead of "his own".
I added
test/run-requeue-refusals.test.ts, which pins every refusal inrequeueRepoRun. The new test passes andbun x tsc --noEmitis clean. I did not run the rest of the suite; the forge's check does that on this push.The test found no wrong behaviour, so
src/actions/runs.tsis unchanged.What the test pins:
- A failed agent run is requeued as a new queued run for the same issue, agent and reason. - A cancelled agent run is requeued the same way.
not_agent: a failed check run.not_finished: a queued, a running and a succeeded agent run.no_task: a run with no issue, and a run whose issue is closed. I closed the issue by SQL update, because the code has no way to delete one.not_found: a run from another repository, and an unknown run id.forbidden: an agent caller.not_queued: requeueing when a run for that task is already waiting. This one wasn't on the issue's list, but it was the fourth refusal named in the issue's description.Closes #7086