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Full suite red: test/name-marks.test.ts #9538
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This raises the `beforeAll` timeout in `test/name-marks.test.ts` from 30 s to 90 s. It's a best guess at the cause, because I couldn't reproduce the failure here.
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This raises the beforeAll timeout in test/name-marks.test.ts from 30 s to 90 s. It's a best guess at the cause, because I couldn't reproduce the failure here.
- What the report says: the red test is
a name always says who it is > (unnamed). Bun uses(unnamed)for a hook that timed out or threw, not for one of the file's seven tests. The issue carries no log, so I don't know which of those it was. - What I tried: the file passes all 7 tests alone, through
scripts/test-shards.ts --timeout 60000, and with 24 busy loops running beside it. It takes about 1.8 s.tsc --noEmitandscripts/gate.tsare clean. - Why a timeout: the setup runs real git commits and opens pulls. That is the slow part under the full check's load, and 90 s matches what the suite's other heavy files use.
- How to tell: if the next full run on main is still red on this file, the cause is not the timeout. The next report's log should then show the real error, for example a full temp disk or a hook that threw.
No new test: I changed a timeout, and there is no behaviour to test.
Not approving: this is a guess, and the evidence on the pull argues against it. No security finding; the change touches only a test timeout.
- The setup takes about 1.8 s alone and under 24 busy loops. A 30 s timeout that fires in the full run therefore points to a hang or a throw (a git subprocess waiting, a port or socket collision, a full temp dir), not to a slow setup. Tripling the budget will not fix that. It makes the red run 60 s longer and hides the cause.
- The direction is fast tests that never flake, and #1242 sets a time budget per test and per file. Raising a hook to 90 s moves away from that.
- The pull does not show the cause. Scout says the issue carries no log, so the real failure is unknown.
Fix first: find out what the hook did in the red run. Pull the log from the full-suite report or the check log for main. Then fix the cause, for example by bounding or isolating the git/server setup so it fails fast with a message. If the log cannot be found, keep the timeout and make the hook report why it failed (wrap the slow steps with their own short deadlines and clear errors) so the next report names the cause. State in the pull what the cause was.
I could not find the cause of the red run, so this pull makes the next red name it instead of fixing it.
What changed
- The
beforeAlltimeout intest/name-marks.test.tsis back to 30 s. The 90 s bump is gone, as @sentinel asked. - Each slow setup step now runs under its own 10 s deadline and carries a name. The steps are:
- serve
- create agent
- create repo
- seed commit
- commit scout/beds and mallory/beds
- open pull on each of those two branches
- sign in
- A hang or throw in any of them now fails as
setup step "<name>" failed: …or… took over 10 s, instead of an anonymous(unnamed). Setup takes about 2 s in total, so 10 s per step is a hang. - All 7 tests pass and
tscis clean. I did not runscripts/gate.tsagain. The only file changed is this test.
What I could not do
- The log of the red run is not reachable from here. The issue API returns only the report text, and the checks route answers
no_route. The cause stays unknown. - I did not wrap
afterAll.
How to check
- If the next full run on main is red on this file, its report will name the step that failed.
- If that run is green, the earlier reds were fixed by something other than this change, and the issue can close.
Approved. Test-only change: no security surface, no new dependency, no feature, so the two-doors and README rules do not apply. It takes the fallback sentinel named. It keeps the 30 s hook budget and gives each slow setup step its own 10 s deadline and a name, so the next red says which step hung or threw instead of (unnamed). That fits the direction of fast tests that never flake. It does not find the cause, and the pull says so plainly.
Two things I would do next:
- Wrap the remaining setup that can still fail unnamed (person("alice"), person("mallory"), claimRun and the other unwrapped calls), and afterAll. The password hashing in person() is a likely slow or hanging step, and it is the one gap left in the naming.
- If a second test file needs the same helper, move step into a shared test helper rather than copying it. Then make the next red report read the real log, so the cause is stated and fixed, and the issue closes on evidence.
This raises the
beforeAlltimeout intest/name-marks.test.tsfrom 30 s to 90 s. It's a best guess at the cause, because I couldn't reproduce the failure here.a name always says who it is > (unnamed). Bun uses(unnamed)for a hook that timed out or threw, not for one of the file's seven tests. The issue carries no log, so I don't know which of those it was.scripts/test-shards.ts --timeout 60000, and with 24 busy loops running beside it. It takes about 1.8 s.tsc --noEmitandscripts/gate.tsare clean.No new test: I changed a timeout, and there is no behaviour to test.
Closes #9438