ci: a light set on push to main and train-member PRs; the full matrix nightly, on dispatch and on every other PR - #269
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… on schedule CI was the bottleneck: a merge to main re-ran the full 31-job matrix on a tree its PR had already tested, and per-lane full CI on the landing queue found almost nothing (owner decision, 2026-09-17). A new `plan` job computes one `full` output from the event name, PR labels and ref; every heavy job reads it instead of repeating the same condition. Light (style + the one ubuntu-24.04/Release/clang release leg, all 4 shards): push to main, or a pull_request labelled `train-member` (maintainer-only — a fork PR can't label its own). pull_request now also triggers on labeled/unlabeled so toggling the label re-evaluates the same PR. Full (all 31 jobs): every other pull_request, workflow_dispatch (run against the exact commit before a tag), and a new nightly `schedule` at 05:41 UTC — off :00 and distinct from nightly.yml's 07:17 TSan run. release's matrix is plan's own computed output rather than a second hand-typed list, since a job-level `if:` can't see the matrix context to prune legs directly. A red scheduled full-matrix run reports to the same tracking issue nightly.yml uses (label nightly-failure). ci.yml also gets its own report-green: relying on nightly.yml's TSan-only green to close an issue this workflow opened would be unsound, so each workflow closes only on its own verdict (documented in both workflows and CONTRIBUTING.md §5). Top-level permissions are contents: read; only the two report jobs widen, to issues: write on themselves. Also sets persist-credentials: false on every checkout that doesn't need git auth. test/g1configcheck.sh gates the split with nine rows, each proven red on its own mutated copy — five of them (push/trainmember/otherpr/dispatch/schedule) by extracting the plan job's decide script and executing it under synthetic event/label/ref combinations instead of guessing at the bash from a regex. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
report-green in both ci.yml and nightly.yml closed on their own verdict
alone, but shared ONE issue: a green ci.yml full-matrix night could close
an issue nightly.yml's TSan leg had opened while TSan was still red, and
the reverse.
Each workflow's tracking issue now carries the shared `nightly-failure`
label plus a workflow-specific second label — `nightly-tsan` in
nightly.yml (title "... (TSan)"), `nightly-full-matrix` in ci.yml (title
"... (full matrix)") — created if missing. Every open/comment/close
filters on both labels together, so a green run in one workflow can only
touch the issue carrying its own second label. nightly.yml's skip-probe
("is a tracking issue open") is scoped to its own label pair too, so an
open ci.yml-only issue can no longer hold its checks back.
test/g1configcheck.sh gains a `labelscope` row in both the nightly.yml and
ci.yml sections, each red on its own mutated copy (regressing report-green
back to the bare shared label). CONTRIBUTING.md and both workflows'
comments updated to match.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI workflow now selects a light or full matrix through a planning job. Heavy jobs consume that decision. Scheduled full-matrix and TSan failures use separate tracking issues. Validation and documentation cover the new behavior. ChangesCI matrix planning and execution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Current CI behavior appears sound, but the published gate count should be clarified and the schedule-collision check should follow the nightly workflow dynamically. These are bounded follow-ups and do not materially block merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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508-508: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDerive nightly's cron instead of hardcoding it.
The distinctness assertion compares against the literal
"17 7 * * *". Ifnightly.ymllater moves its schedule to41 5 * * *, this row stays green while the two scheduled workflows start together — the exact collision the row exists to prevent.$NIGHTLYis already resolved at Line 12, so read the value instead.♻️ Proposed change
- distinctFromNightly = cronOk and all(t != "17 7 * * *" for t in cronTimes) + nightlyText = open(os.environ["NIGHTLY_WORKFLOW"], encoding="utf-8").read() + nightlyCrons = set(re.findall(r'- cron: "([^"]+)"', nightlyText)) + distinctFromNightly = cronOk and bool(nightlyCrons) and all(t not in nightlyCrons for t in cronTimes) rows["triggers"] = (hasLabelTypes and "workflow_dispatch" in onKeys and cronOk and distinctFromNightly, - f"types=[{typesLine}] dispatch={'workflow_dispatch' in onKeys} cron={cronTimes}") + f"types=[{typesLine}] dispatch={'workflow_dispatch' in onKeys} cron={cronTimes} nightly={sorted(nightlyCrons)}")Export the path next to the scanner invocation at Line 629:
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 44-46: Update the CHANGELOG entry to explicitly identify that “ten
rows” refers to the ten ciRows entries, distinguishing them from the separate
labelscope entry in nightlyRows and satisfying CONTRIBUTING.md §6.
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In `@test/g1configcheck.sh`:
- Line 508: Update the distinctFromNightly assertion to derive the nightly cron
expression from the resolved NIGHTLY workflow rather than comparing against the
hardcoded “17 7 * * *” value. Export NIGHTLY_WORKFLOW when invoking the scanner
so the assertion can read the schedule from the same nightly configuration,
preserving the existing collision check.
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Takes #269, #270 and #271, merged with rerere off. CHANGELOG.md conflicted only on adjacency under [Unreleased]: both sides' entries are kept, this lane's first. src/graph.h, src/resolve.h and CONTRIBUTING.md merged clean, and rankGraphTeleport's signature stays at main's line. The gate loop, docs/gatecount_build.py (622, --check clean), the shard weights and binoverridecheck's EXEMPT list merged without conflict and each still names enumtablecheck once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… reduced CI, redhat-et#270 std member uses) into integration/train-2b Conflicts and resolutions (rerere disabled): - src/resolve.h: the field lane (a23f4ec) split recordFlatRecvType into recordFlatRecvTypeFact + a thin Binding wrapper; redhat-et#270 reworded recordFlatRecvType's comment because collectFieldUseSites now calls it too. The field lane's split is kept and redhat-et#270's wording moves onto the wrapper, which redhat-et#270's call site (graph.h collectFieldUseSites) still uses. - CHANGELOG.md: redhat-et#270's entry placed with main's entries, before this train's (redhat-et#243, redhat-et#256, field lane). Shared products re-derived on the merged tree, neither side taken: kParserVer/mirror stay 102 (redhat-et#270 does not bump); test/qschemetrip.hash 1b26f3c0 re-checks ALL PASS (no manifest function or declaration line changed); the gate loop still names 622 (redhat-et#269 adds no gate script); docs/LIMITS.md matches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CI had become the bottleneck for landing (owner decision, 2026-09-17). A merge to
mainre-ran the full 31-job matrix on a tree its PR had already tested, and per-lane full CI on the landing queue found almost nothing (measured 2026-09-14).What runs when (
.github/workflows/ci.yml). A newplanjob computes onefulloutput from the event, labels and ref:main;train-member.pull_requestnow also triggers onlabeled/unlabeled. Fork PRs can't set labels.workflow_dispatch, which is the pre-tag run: the owner requires a full build and test on the exact commit before any tag;scheduleonmainat 05:41 UTC.Reporting. A failing scheduled full run opens or comments on its own tracking issue, labelled
nightly-failure+nightly-full-matrix, and the next green scheduled run closes it.nightly.yml(TSan) now usesnightly-failure+nightly-tsanand touches only its own issue. That way a green night on one workflow can't close the other's open failure.Least privilege. Top-level
contents: read;issues: writeonly in the two report jobs;persist-credentials: falseon every checkout.Gate.
test/g1configcheck.shgains rows that execute theplanjob's decide script under synthetic events (push / train-member / other PR / dispatch / schedule), plus structural rows for the triggers, the heavy-job gating, report permissions and scope, and per-workflow label scoping. Each row was observed red on a mutated copy. actionlint reports 0 findings on all workflows.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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