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WalkthroughCI workflows now select runners by event, apply job timeouts, and report lint resource use. Cache ownership rules changed. New helpers, contract tests, behavioural tests, and documentation describe and validate runner placement and workflow scheduling. ChangesCI runner governance
Priority: ➖ Normal Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The runner-placement and timeout changes to the CI workflows look correct and are safe to merge. The new contract tests have a few blind spots. A job disabled with an unquoted Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Full details: Testing (Unit And Behavioural)Explanation Add a true workflow-level end-to-end test. The new unit contracts cover parser edge cases and invariants. The BDD scenarios read the real YAML, but resolve events and runners through the new local Resolution Add an automated end-to-end check that runs through GitHub Actions for a fork pull request and an owned event, and verifies the actual runner assignment. Cover the tag-triggered reusable-workflow path as well. Assert runner selection from actual run or job metadata, and keep the existing unit and YAML-contract tests for parser errors and invariants. Full details: Unit ArchitectureExplanation FAIL — Make workflow enumeration report a missing directory as a read failure. The PR adds a Resolution Validate that the supplied workflow directory exists and is a directory before enumerating it. Convert directory-enumeration failures into a named contract error, or expose a documented error type. Add tests for a missing directory and an enumeration failure, and assert that Forks find hosted runners when they start Comment |
Reviewer's GuideThe PR makes CI placement event-aware so fork pull requests use hosted fallbacks while owned runs retain Ubicloud lanes, bounds every executable job, centralizes placement interpretation and validation, and updates cache ownership, registry checks, documentation, and contract tests to enforce the new model. Sequence diagram for fork-aware CI runner selectionsequenceDiagram
participant Event as GitHub event
participant Workflow as Workflow job
participant Runner as Runner backend
Event->>Workflow: Evaluate runs-on expression
alt Fork pull request
Workflow->>Runner: Request ubuntu-latest
Runner-->>Workflow: GitHub-hosted runner
else Owned run or tag caller
Workflow->>Runner: Request ubicloud-standard-2
Runner-->>Workflow: Ubicloud runner
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Cuprum placement PR: mutation ledger, 2026-09-18Branch Sufficiency: each rule fails on the defect it exists to catch
M7 uses M4 is the one mutation GitHub itself would tolerate. The broken value still Narrowness: each rule still passes on a correct variant
N4 is the one that separates the named frozen set from a vendor-prefix filter Reader-level proofs
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In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 148-157: Update the documentation prose to add Oxford commas in
the two listed series: insert a comma before “and a matrix key” and before “and
registry,” without changing the surrounding meaning or content.
In `@tests/helpers/ci_placement.py`:
- Line 78: Update _NEVER_RUNS in tests/helpers/ci_placement.py:78-78 to contain
actual falsy literals rather than quoted false strings; update the
leading-clause detection logic in tests/helpers/ci_placement.py:314-314 to
recognize every supported falsy literal before the logical-and operator; update
the corresponding cases in tests/test_ci_placement_reader.py:218-218 by removing
quoted false and adding the missing falsy variants.
- Around line 254-255: Update placement() so that when _EXPRESSION.match(text)
returns None, it rejects any text containing "${{" with an AssertionError
identifying the location and value before reaching the literal Placement
fallback; leave _EXPRESSION unchanged and preserve existing handling for
supported expressions and true literals.
- Line 74: Update references() to parse property references from the full GitHub
Actions expression body rather than stopping at nested braces or treating
composite expressions as opaque; ensure nested calls such as format expressions
still expose matrix.os. Add a regression fixture covering a nested function
expression and verify the job-name stability check detects the shared matrix
reference.
In `@tests/test_ci_actionlint_registry.py`:
- Around line 80-87: In the test covering _labels_in_use and the self-hosted
registry, add an independent exact assertion that the frozen
FROZEN_HOSTED_LABELS set matches the permitted GitHub-hosted label set, rather
than relying on the existing partition checks. Ensure an added or misspelled
label in FROZEN_HOSTED_LABELS causes the test to fail even when the matrix also
contains it.
In `@tests/test_ci_runner_placement.py`:
- Around line 151-154: Update the timeout validation assertion in the test
covering workflow job timeouts to require an exact int type and a value greater
than zero, rejecting booleans, zero, and negative values while preserving the
existing error message and not adding an upper-bound check.
In `@tests/test_ci_tool_installation.py`:
- Around line 80-83: Update the exemption check in the nextest-offender
validation to compare step.get("uses") with the exact GENERATE_COVERAGE action
reference, rather than using SHARED_ACTION_PREFIX; preserve the exemption only
for the coverage action and ensure other shared actions are reported as
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🟡 Minor · Reject matrices with unmodelled base axes. · ci_placement.py:195-197
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject matrices with unmodelled base axes.
_matrix_values()reads onlymatrix.includeand accepts additional matrix axes. Current workflows use include-only matrices, so this is a latent contract gap rather than a current estate failure. If a job addsos: [ubuntu-latest]alongsideinclude: [{os: windows-2022}], GitHub schedules both legs, but this reader returns onlywindows-2022. Placement, registry, and cache checks can then omit the base leg.Reject any matrix whose keys are not exactly
{"include"}, and add a regression test for a mixed matrix.Proposed fail-closed fix
- include = typ.cast("dict[str, object]", matrix).get("include") + matrix_values = typ.cast("dict[str, object]", matrix) + _require( + condition=set(matrix_values) == {"include"}, + message=( + f"{workflow_name}:{job_name} declares matrix axes this reader " + "cannot expand; only an include-only matrix is modelled" + ), + ) + include = matrix_values.get("include")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/behaviour/test_ci_runner_selection.py`:
- Around line 136-142: In the UBICLOUD_JOBS validation loop, track how many
resolved lanes are checked and increment the counter before each label
assertion; after the loop, assert that at least one lane was checked so
schedules containing only non-reviewed jobs cannot pass vacuously.
In `@tests/helpers/ci_events.py`:
- Line 112: Update the workflow filename extraction in the schedule call to use
pathlib.PurePosixPath(called).name instead of string splitting, preserving
GitHub’s slash-delimited workflow paths; add the pathlib import and leave the
surrounding scheduling logic unchanged.
- Around line 74-112: Update schedule() to evaluate each step-declaring job’s
job-level if condition against the supplied event before appending Scheduled,
including event-name and ref checks, and skip jobs whose conditions are false.
Extend the event fixtures such as PUSH_TO_MAIN with the ref data required by
those conditions while preserving reusable-workflow traversal.
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No Ubicloud lane carried a fork fallback. A pull request from a fork cannot obtain an Ubicloud runner, so six fork-reachable jobs would have queued forever, and between them they cover seven of the thirteen contexts the `main-required-checks` ruleset requires. `build-wheels.yml` declares only `workflow_call`, which understates its exposure: `ci.yml` calls it on every pull request. Add the fallback to `lint-test`, `typecheck-test`, `extension-tests`, `coverage`, `benchmark-ratchet`, `build-pure-wheel` and `verify-wheel-install`. A called workflow inherits its caller's `github` context, so `build-wheels.yml` takes the expression directly: on the tag-push caller `github.event.pull_request` is null and the Ubicloud arm is selected. `coverage-upload` needs none, because `coverage-main.yml` triggers only on a push to `main` and a dispatch. Move `lint-test` onto the paid lane with a 45-minute ceiling and the resource sampler every other paid Linux job carries. Six runs measured it at 198 to 292 s on four hosted vCPU, with a queue that was two to three seconds five times and 154 seconds once; the same run queued every hosted lane 77 to 164 s while its Ubicloud neighbours queued 18 to 37. Its required context is the bare job id, so the move renames nothing. It stops saving the Cargo registry: on its owned arm it now renders the `self-hosted` family `extension-tests` writes, and one writer per family is the invariant. Give every job that declares steps a ceiling, and none to a reusable-workflow caller, where GitHub rejects `timeout-minutes`. The rule is keyed on declaring steps rather than on the label, because once a label is an expression "an Ubicloud lane" is a property of the event. Put `runs-on` behind one reader in `tests/helpers/ci_placement.py`. It models a literal label, the fork fallback read by position, and a matrix key resolved through its `include` entries, and refuses everything else by name: an expression recorded as one opaque label carries no vendor prefix, so it would exempt the lane from every placement, ceiling and registry rule while still asking for a paid runner. The cache-family resolver reads lanes through it too. Rebuild the registry contract in its canonical shape, add contracts for whether a job runs, for `continue-on-error` and for job-name stability, and split the placement module so each file stays under the 400-line limit. The two Linux native-wheel legs are unchanged. GitHub spells matrix values into the check name, so moving either renames a required context, and nine steps there are guarded on `startsWith(matrix.os, 'ubuntu')`. That is the repository owner's decision. Both legs did gain a ceiling.
Self-audit of the reader found two holes on the literal path.
`ubuntu-${{ matrix.release }}` was recorded as a literal label. That is
the defect this reader exists to prevent wearing a different shape: the
label it resolves to at run time is invisible to every placement and
registry assertion while the job still asks for a runner. A value that
interpolates without being wholly an expression is now refused.
A folded scalar can also leave incidental whitespace around the
expression, and the anchored pattern sent such a declaration down the
literal path, so a correctly written fork lane quietly stopped being
read as one. That is a false negative, which is the harder kind to
notice, and the pattern now tolerates surrounding whitespace.
Both proved by mutation: removing the interpolation guard fails the
refusal test, and re-anchoring the pattern fails the whitespace test.
Seven review threads and the pre-merge table's testing error.
**Reader correctness.** `references()` read whole expression bodies with a
pattern that stops at the first `}`, which sits inside `format('{0}', …)`,
so a composite name reported no reference at all and the job-name
stability rule compared nothing. It now reads dotted context properties
across every `${{ }}` span, with quoted literals stripped first so a
label such as `'ubuntu-22.04'` is not mistaken for a path.
The falsy set encoded the quoted `'false'` as false. GitHub treats a
non-empty string as truthy, so that is a job that runs; the empty string,
`null` and numeric zero were missing instead. The leading-clause check
now covers every falsy literal rather than only `false`.
**A correction to this branch's own last commit.** That commit broadened
the expression pattern to tolerate surrounding whitespace, which made a
padded fork expression read as a correct fork placement. GitHub
interpolates into the surrounding string and keeps what is around it, so
`" ${{ … }}"` resolves to a label no runner matches: the broadening was a
false positive in the dangerous direction. The pattern is anchored again
and padded values fall to the interpolation refusal.
**Contract narrowing.** Timeouts require a positive integer rather than
an `isinstance` check that YAML's `true` satisfies. The nextest exemption
names the coverage action exactly instead of the whole shared-actions
namespace. The registry gains a second, independently maintained list of
the hosted labels in use, so a misspelling added to both a matrix leg and
the frozen set fails rather than leaving a job queued forever.
**The table's testing error.** Adds a behavioural feature that evaluates
the composed workflows against an event, follows the call from `ci.yml`
into `build-wheels.yml`, and asserts the runner each event selects. `act`
cannot serve here: it skips a job whose label it cannot map and exits
zero, so the Ubicloud lanes would go unexercised while the run reported
success.
**The table's property warning.** Adds Hypothesis properties over the
reader's input space. They immediately found a defect no example had:
a condition carrying a hyphen, such as `matrix.python-version`, was
refused as unmodellable.
Also adds the Oxford commas, and splits the reader tests so every module
stays under the 400-line limit.
Mutation-proving the round's own fixes found two that were correct and unasserted: reverting the timeout check to `isinstance` and widening the nextest exemption back to the whole shared-actions namespace both survived every test. Neither defect exists in this repository's workflows, so a contract parametrized over them passes whether or not it discriminates. Extract the ceiling into a predicate and drive it directly over the values no workflow here declares: YAML's `true`, which `isinstance` accepts as an int, plus a string, a float, absence, zero and a negative. Test the nextest predicate directly against a sibling shared action. Both mutations now fail. Splitting the reader again to stay under the 400-line limit: the three rules that are about a job rather than about its runner move to `ci_job_rules`, and the contract guard becomes public rather than importing a private name across modules.
Three review threads on the behavioural harness, and one defect the mutations found behind them. `schedule()` appended every step-declaring job without reading its job-level `if:`, so the push scenario reported `ci.yml:coverage` as scheduled although its guard admits pull requests only. It now evaluates `github.event_name` and `github.ref` comparisons, joined by `&&` and `||`. Every other term is unknown and admits the job: this harness models the event, not `needs` outcomes or dispatch inputs, and a schedule that is a superset of what runs never claims a job is absent when it is present. Removing that evaluation passed every scenario, because a wrongly scheduled job still declares the right label and only a label is asserted. Two scenarios now assert the lane's absence on a push and its presence on a pull request, which is what makes the fix falsifiable. Driving the predicate directly then caught more. No workflow reachable from the scenarios uses a `!=` guard, so inverting the comparison passed everything; `tests/test_ci_event_conditions.py` covers both operators, both modelled fields, conjunction, alternation and the unmodelled operands. And an explicit parenthesis refusal could not change any outcome, because the terms such an expression splits into fail the comparison pattern anyway: it is removed rather than left looking protective. The reviewed-lane step counted no lanes when a schedule contained none, which reads exactly like a pass; it now asserts the count. The workflow filename comes from `PurePosixPath` rather than `rsplit`.
The review's architecture row found that every placement, event and cache query reaches the filesystem through the shared loader, where `Path.read_text()` and `yaml.safe_load()` raise unattributed errors from whichever query touched the file first. Give the loader one failure boundary. `read_source` and `read_workflow` translate an `OSError`, a `YAMLError`, and a document that is not a mapping into an `AssertionError` naming the file, and `workflow_sources` reads through the same boundary, taking the directory as a parameter so the sweep can be driven over a temporary one. The new loader tests use real files: a missing file, a directory in place of a file, genuinely invalid YAML, a list document, and the sweep. Each translation was removed in turn and its test failed. The queries keep taking workflow and job names rather than an injected reader. Their only input is the repository's committed workflows, and the reader tests already substitute synthetic declarations at the module seam; the developers' guide records the reasoning.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 105-109: Update the comment near the CARGO_CACHE_KEY and
SCCACHE_CACHE_KEY definitions to limit the `refs/heads/main` save restriction
and cold-compile claim to those cache families. Clarify that plain actions/cache
tool caches are outside this rule.
In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 140-141: Update the claim following the `lint-test` explanation:
replace the assertion that no job writes a `github-hosted` family with the
accurate statement that the scheduled `loom` job is its only writer, consistent
with `CACHE_FAMILY_WRITERS`.
- Line 69: Add serial commas to the coordinated lists in the developers guide:
update the `workflow-harness`, `loom`, and `extended` list, and the list
containing “a Windows cross-target check” and “Nixie,” without changing their
wording.
In `@tests/helpers/ci_job_rules.py`:
- Around line 116-118: Update the non-string handling in never_runs so
YAML-typed falsy conditions, including False, 0, and 0.0, are reported as never
running, while truthy scalars such as True and 1 remain runnable; keep the
existing string-condition path unchanged.
In `@tests/helpers/ci_placement.py`:
- Line 225: Update the _literal_labels check to reject any string containing an
expression by using _INTERPOLATION, matching the refusal behavior in
placement(). Add a reader test confirming that an included matrix value with an
embedded expression is reported as cannot model.
- Around line 192-194: Update the matrix-value reader around declared.get(key)
so a direct list is not returned before processing include entries. Combine the
direct values with values for key from each include entry that defines it, while
allowing include entries that omit key to extend existing combinations without
rejecting them.
In `@tests/test_ci_placement_reader.py`:
- Around line 22-36: Remove the unused ESTATE_WORKFLOWS constant and its
comments from this test module; the workflow list is maintained and asserted in
test_all_jobs_reaches_every_workflow in tests/test_ci_placement_guards.py.
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- Read an unquoted `if: false`, `if: 0` or `if: 0.0` as a job that
never runs. YAML types them before GitHub sees them, so the commonest
way to switch a job off reached the string path as a bool and passed.
- Merge a direct matrix list with the values its `include` legs add.
An `include` leg with a new value for the key runs on that label, and
the reader returned before reading it.
- Refuse any interpolation in a matrix value, not only a wholly
expression value: `ubuntu-${{ inputs.release }}` runs on a label
nobody wrote down.
- Fail the workflow sweep on a missing, non-directory, or empty
directory. `Path.glob` returns nothing for a missing directory, which
every "no workflow does X" contract would read as a clean estate.
- Delete the reader tests' unused copy of the workflow list.
- Scope the `ci.yml` and guide claims about saves to the key families,
name the Loom family as the one `github-hosted` family still written,
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ast-grep outline tests/helpers/ci_events.py --items all --type function,class
sed -n '1,105p' tests/helpers/ci_events.py
sed -n '113,190p' tests/helpers/ci_events.py
echo 'run metadata detail'
gh api 'repos/leynos/cuprum/actions/runs/35811314673' --jq '{head_branch,head_sha,event,run_attempt,status,conclusion,created_at,updated_at,pull_requests,html_url}'
echo 'PR commits and checks at head'
gh pr view 423 --repo leynos/cuprum --json headRefOid,mergeCommit,commits --jq '{headRefOid,mergeCommit,latestCommit:.commits[-1].oid}'Length of output: 25067
Do not require a live fork run for this pre-merge check. Accept the owned-run job metadata plus the evaluated fork arm as sufficient for the stated requirement. Keep the boundary explicit: the behavioural test checks the fork selection logic, but it does not prove that GitHub scheduled a real fork run. The tag scenario also evaluates placement; it is not evidence of a live release-tag run. Thanks for the clarification about the evidence available for this PR. ✏️ Learnings added
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Place Cuprum's fork-reachable lanes, bound every job that runs steps, and put
the runner declaration behind one reader that refuses what it cannot model.
Why
No Ubicloud lane carried a fork fallback. A pull request from a fork cannot
obtain an Ubicloud runner, so six fork-reachable jobs would have queued
forever, and between them they cover seven of the thirteen contexts the
main-required-checksruleset requires.build-wheels.ymldeclares onlyworkflow_call, which understates its exposure:ci.ymlcalls it on everypull request, so its two Ubicloud jobs are as fork-exposed as the rest.
lint-testwas the one repository-owned Linux gate still on a hosted runnerwhile doing real compile work, and five jobs that declare steps had no ceiling
at all.
What changed
lint-test,typecheck-test,extension-tests,coverage,benchmark-ratchet,build-pure-wheelandverify-wheel-install, in the canonical folded-scalar form with thecontinuation at the same indent.
build-wheels.ymltakes the expressiondirectly: a called workflow inherits its caller's
githubcontext, so on thetag-push caller
github.event.pull_requestis null and the Ubicloud arm isselected without an extra input.
coverage-uploadgets none, becausecoverage-main.ymltriggers only on a push tomainand a dispatch.lint-testmoves onto the paid lane with a 45-minute ceiling, and gainsthe resource sampler every other paid Linux job carries. It stops saving the
Cargo registry: on its owned arm it now renders the
self-hostedfamilyextension-testswrites, and one writer per family is the invariant. Itstill restores that archive.
reusable-workflow caller, where GitHub rejects
timeout-minutes. The rule iskeyed on declaring steps rather than on carrying an Ubicloud label, because
once a label is an expression "an Ubicloud lane" is a property of the event,
and a label-keyed rule would stop applying on exactly the arm that hangs.
runs-onintests/helpers/ci_placement.py. It models aliteral label, the fork fallback read by position, and a matrix key resolved
through its
includeentries, and refuses everything else by name. Thecache-family resolver reads lanes through it too, so there is one definition
of a lane rather than two that drift.
use" derived from every job over both arms and every matrix entry, minus a
named frozen set of GitHub-hosted labels, with reusable-workflow callers
exempt by
uses.continue-on-error, and forjob-name stability across events.
line with the moved families.
Not in scope
The two Linux native-wheel legs stay where they are. GitHub spells matrix
values into the check name, so
build-wheels / build-native-wheels (ubuntu-latest, …)appears verbatim twicein the ruleset, and nine steps in that job are guarded on
startsWith(matrix.os, 'ubuntu'), which an expression would switch off.Moving either leg is a ruleset edit and a guard rewrite, and that is the
repository owner's decision. Both legs did gain a ceiling.
The sccache wiring is unchanged and needs no change: a pinned, checksum-
verified 0.12.0, an absolute-path
RUSTC_WRAPPER, and a local cache directoryarchived through
actions/cacherather than the GitHub Actions backend, whicha 2026-09-03 Ubicloud console measurement chose deliberately. Nothing about
duplicate test work changed either; the Rust suite already runs exactly once
per event and no interpreter runs the Python suite twice.
Measurements
Read through the API from three
mainruns (35138593515, 34890098626,34855163350), three pull-request runs (35344013294, 35342834139, 35339629244)
and four
coverage-main.ymlruns. Duration iscompleted_at - started_at.coverage(pull request)coverage-upload(main)lint-test(hosted, before)typecheck-test3.12typecheck-test3.14typecheck-test3.15atypecheck-test3.13benchmark-ratchetextension-testsbuild-pure-wheelverify-wheel-installbuild-native-wheels(5 legs)changesThe hosted queue is bimodal: five of six
lint-testsamples queued two tothree seconds and one queued 154, and that same run queued every hosted lane
77 to 164 seconds while its Ubicloud neighbours queued 18 to 37. That tail is
the case for the move, not the median. Ubicloud vCPU are not GitHub vCPU, so
lint-test's Ubicloud run time is expected to exceed its hosted range; thearm is judged on its third warm run, and
ubicloud-standard-4would needmeasured evidence this repository does not have.
Open pull requests touching these files
Ten of the repository's twenty-two open pull requests touch files this change
owns, so the overlap is visible rather than discovered at rebase time.
.github/actionlint.yaml, a newbenchmark-gate-harness.yml,ci.yml,Makefile, the developers' guide,tests/helpers/ci_runners.py,tests/test_ci_runner_placement.pyrust-boundaries.yml,Makefile,ci-cache-ownership.md, the developers' guide,tests/helpers/ci_runners.py,tests/test_ci_runner_placement.pyloom.yml,.github/actions/cache-keys,ci.yml,Makefile,ci-cache-ownership.md, the developers' guide,tests/helpers/ci_runners.py,tests/test_ci_cache_ownership.py.github/actions/setup-dev-fast,ci.yml,Makefile, the developers' guideci.yml,coverage-main.yml,Makefile,tests/test_ci_test_coverage_overlap.pyci.yml.github/dependabot.ymlThree of them, #418, #387 and #405, each add a new workflow and extend the
placement manifests. The totality test means whichever lands second must
classify the other's jobs, and this change is the one that alters the shape
those manifests are written in, so landing it first is the cheaper order.
Evidence
Forty contract functions collecting 151 cases across
test_ci_runner_placement.py,test_ci_placement_reader.py,test_ci_worker_bounds.py,test_ci_actionlint_registry.pyandtest_ci_tool_installation.py. The last three are extractions from theplacement module, which the split kept under the 400-line limit.
Fourteen mutations were written into the real workflow and each was caught by
the contract it targets; four correct variants were then applied and each
still passes, because a contract with a false positive gets switched off. The
narrowness cases are the same expression written on one line, a genuine
conditional guard, a name reading a different matrix key, and a GitHub-hosted
label in use but unregistered. The full ledger is in the review thread.
Gates run locally:
make check-fmt,make typecheck,make test-python,make lint.First Ubicloud sample on this branch
Run 35364907071, every lane green, and each admitted on the intended label:
lint-test,typecheck-test,extension-tests,coverage,benchmark-ratchet,build-pure-wheelandverify-wheel-installall reportubicloud-standard-2; the native matrix, the Windows extension lane andchangesstayed hosted.lint-testcoveragetypecheck-test3.12benchmark-ratchetextension-testslint-testis slower than its hosted range, which is what two vCPU againstfour predicts, and this run also compiled cold: its
lintcompiler familymoved to the
self-hostedlane, so there was no prior archive to restore.coverageis above its range on one sample with nothing in this changetouching its cache scope, so that is variance until a warm run says otherwise.
One sample says little either way; both arms get judged on the third warm run.
Second Ubicloud sample, after the review round
Run 35373023400 at head
864fdd7b0d334313a1c542bfc525e70252d774b8, everycheck green.
lint-testcoveragecoverageis back inside its previous range, so the 482 s first sample wasvariance rather than anything this change caused, as expected given nothing
here touches its cache scope.
lint-testsits above its hosted range on both samples, which is what twovCPU against four predicts. Both were also cold: its compiler family moved to
the
self-hostedlane, and saves are guarded on a push torefs/heads/main,so no branch run can populate it. The warm figure is only measurable after this
merges, and the arm is judged on the third warm run per the recipe.
Rebased onto main, 2026-09-22
Rebased from
83cd8df2onto4f5bb913, twenty-three commits, at headea7bfc03a35d9219ecd8fe74039dc65e6d6d4aa6. No file deleted, no file on mainmissing from the branch, and all 721 files this branch does not touch are
byte-identical to
origin/main.Two conflict resolutions were substantive, and taking either side wholesale
would have silently reverted main:
config-variablesassertion's hardcoded["CODESCENE_CLI_SHA256"]with a derivation from the workflows, after thatvariable's last reader was deleted. This branch had moved that test into its
own module, so the derivation is carried forward there rather than lost.
loom.ymljob, on the GitHub-hosted lane, which made this branch's claim that every
family had moved to the Ubicloud lane false. Corrected in both documents.
Main also added three workflows and a job, and the totality test requires all
of them to be classified.
workflow-harness,loomandextendedare hostedas schedule-or-dispatch work;
rust-boundaries.yml'snativestays a platformmatrix.
verusandloom-smokeare recorded as hosted, with their placement afollow-up needing measurements this branch does not have: moving two more lanes
inside a reviewed pull request, without timings, is not a decision to take in a
rebase.
verusalso stays hosted by this repository's own earlier decision,which the manifest keeps along with its reason.
Those new jobs exposed two defects in the reader, both fixed here:
rust-boundaries.yml:nativeuses a plain matrix rather than anincludelist, which the reader refused outright. It fails safe, but it rejected an
ordinary workflow. Both shapes are modelled now.
matrix.os, which the job-name rule refused. The rulewas too strict: the hazard is event dependence, not matrix dependence, and a
name reading a matrix key of literal values is stable per event. The strict
test now applies to fork placements, and a matrix job spelling its runner
must be listed in
RUNNER_NAMED_JOBSso the choice is reviewed.Dependabot #460 repins
markdownlint-cli2-actionfrom the v24.2.0 tag objectto its commit, which is the pin correction this repository owed. This branch
does not fight it: the contract asserts a 40-hex reference, which both forms
satisfy. That contract cannot detect the tag-object class at all, because
telling a tag object from a commit needs the refs API and a workflow-contract
test reading file text cannot do it.