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test(opencode): qualify fixed native clock APIs across platforms - #300
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Add a bounded read-only clock helper and boot/domain-qualified samples for original native event admission. Preserve existing journal clock authority; Windows uses precise wall sampling without coarse fallback. Five-platform packaged qualification and notification admission integration remain pending.
Compare the actual class90 boot identity ABI and precise counter against independent native calls. Retain the original whole-snapshot assertion and log bounded failure predicates without native identifiers.
Bind QueryInterruptTimePrecise to the documented realtime API contract. Retain strict boot identity and VOID pointer-output checks; report contract loading and export availability independently.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a protocol-1 native clock snapshot command, platform-specific clock sources, an OpenCode qualification fixture, and a parent runner. A five-cell GitHub Actions workflow invokes the runner. The documentation states that native execution and production qualification have not been established. ChangesNative clock prequalification
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QualificationWorkflow
participant PythonQualificationScript
participant OpenCodeProcess
participant QualificationFixture
participant GoClockHelper
participant NativeClockAPIs
QualificationWorkflow->>PythonQualificationScript: invoke for platform, architecture, and commit
PythonQualificationScript->>OpenCodeProcess: launch pinned runtime
OpenCodeProcess->>QualificationFixture: load fixture entry point
QualificationFixture->>GoClockHelper: issue clock requests
GoClockHelper->>NativeClockAPIs: sample counter and wall clock
NativeClockAPIs-->>GoClockHelper: return native clock samples
GoClockHelper-->>QualificationFixture: return protocol-1 JSON
QualificationFixture-->>PythonQualificationScript: record qualification results
PythonQualificationScript-->>QualificationWorkflow: write evidence report
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds diagnostic clock qualification tooling and does not change production notification behavior. A transient startup response can mark a native CI cell as a gap, and manual replay instructions name the wrong commit variable, so a replay that follows them fails. Both are small follow-up fixes. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The diagnostic workflow introduces privileged execution, but private working directories, constrained inputs, and sanitized reports limit exposure. It does not approve production clock behavior. Native validation on this revision remains outstanding. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Pure diagnostic proof SHA256: 4c3f7616d6983351474fa2a9328bf755c24e8985f3522dc37bcf3f1df075cb87 No native clock execution or qualification granted.
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Review comments at @CLOCK-MATRIX-PORTS.md:
- Around line 30-32: Update the replay instructions in CLOCK-MATRIX-PORTS.md to
use CLOCK_SOURCE_COMMIT instead of GITHUB_SHA, including the Linux sudo
preserve-env list and the PR-route description. Correct the workflow path count
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Review comments at @scripts/opencode-clock-native-qualification.py:
- Around line 506-515: Update the readiness loop around get so it retries HTTP
404, 502, and 503 responses and JSON parse failures until the deadline, while
keeping other HTTP errors and identity mismatches terminal. Preserve retries for
existing network errors and ensure each get timeout remains positive as the
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| Parent replay after exact patch review/integration, on disposable native CI: open/update a PR touching one of the workflow's five scoped paths; it runs all five native cells from the exact candidate head with the fixed checked-in input. Optional dispatch is usable only after the workflow exists on the default branch; it is not the prerequisite for pre-merge evidence. With gh in the parent environment, `gh workflow run opencode-clock-native-qualification.yml --ref <candidate-ref>` uses the fixed inputs by default. No workflow was dispatched here. | ||
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| The corresponding future runner command is `python scripts/opencode-clock-native-qualification.py --os <linux|darwin|windows> --arch <amd64|arm64> --temp-base <runner-temp> --report <fresh-safe-evidence.json>` with GITHUB_SHA set externally to the clean native candidate checkout SHA and Go1.26/gh available. On Linux prefix the absolute Python command with `sudo --preserve-env=PATH,GH_TOKEN,GITHUB_SHA`; the harness prepares artifacts first, then enters its new netns. On Darwin/Windows do not use sudo/unshare. The workflow adjusts ownership of only Linux's sanitized JSON for upload; owned raw directories remain0700/root-private. Do not run these native commands in this worker or a shared user project. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the replay instructions. They name the wrong commit variable.
Line 32 tells operators to set GITHUB_SHA and to run sudo --preserve-env=PATH,GH_TOKEN,GITHUB_SHA. The script does not read GITHUB_SHA. require_workflow_commit in scripts/opencode-clock-native-qualification.py reads CLOCK_SOURCE_COMMIT, and the workflow sets that variable. A replay that follows this document always fails with exact_workflow_ref_required. Line 7 has the same mistake: it says the PR route "binds GITHUB_SHA". Line 30 says the workflow has five scoped paths. The workflow lists six.
Proposed doc fix
-... with GITHUB_SHA set externally to the clean native candidate checkout SHA and Go1.26/gh available. On Linux prefix the absolute Python command with `sudo --preserve-env=PATH,GH_TOKEN,GITHUB_SHA`; ...
+... with CLOCK_SOURCE_COMMIT set externally to the clean native candidate checkout SHA and Go 1.26/gh available. On Linux prefix the absolute Python command with `sudo --preserve-env=PATH,GH_TOKEN,CLOCK_SOURCE_COMMIT`; ...Also change "binds GITHUB_SHA" on line 7 to "binds CLOCK_SOURCE_COMMIT". Change "five scoped paths" on line 30 to "six scoped paths".
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Review comment at @CLOCK-MATRIX-PORTS.md around lines 30 - 32:
Update the replay instructions in CLOCK-MATRIX-PORTS.md to use
CLOCK_SOURCE_COMMIT instead of GITHUB_SHA, including the Linux sudo preserve-env
list and the PR-route description. Correct the workflow path count from five to
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| while time.monotonic() < deadline: | ||
| need(host['p'].poll() is None and not host['overflow'] and not host['pipeError'], 'host_exited_or_log_overflow') | ||
| try: | ||
| info = get(url, '/api/info' if v2 else '/global/health', headers, min(1, deadline - time.monotonic())) | ||
| need(isinstance(info, dict) and info.get('version') == version and | ||
| (info.get('pid') == host['p'].pid if v2 else info.get('healthy') is True), 'native_health_identity_mismatch') | ||
| break | ||
| except urllib.error.HTTPError: raise | ||
| except (OSError, urllib.error.URLError): time.sleep(.05) | ||
| else: raise RuntimeError('native_readiness_deadline') |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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set -eu
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echo '--- reviewed head and base availability ---'
git rev-parse --verify a4bf13cc8708e60de352e3ad08efb1639602cc1f
git rev-parse --verify 6ee0d84705d721219ecc56ef8cab6ff2de53becb
echo '--- readiness region ---'
git show a4bf13cc8708e60de352e3ad08efb1639602cc1f:"$file" | nl -ba | sed -n '490,525p'
echo '--- get and diagnostics definitions / call sites ---'
git show a4bf13cc8708e60de352e3ad08efb1639602cc1f:"$file" | rg -n -C 8 '^(def get|def exception_diagnostic|def main)|nativeExceptionDiagnostic|host_ready|native_exception|HTTPError|json\.loads'
echo '--- focused change summary ---'
git diff --stat 6ee0d84705d721219ecc56ef8cab6ff2de53becb a4bf13cc8708e60de352e3ad08efb1639602cc1f -- "$file"
echo '--- tracked artifacts and report-like files ---'
git ls-tree -r --name-only a4bf13cc8708e60de352e3ad08efb1639602cc1f | rg -i 'artifact|darwin|qualification|report|native' | head -100 || true
echo '--- working-tree artifact candidates ---'
find . -maxdepth 4 -type f \( -iname '*darwin*' -o -iname '*artifact*' -o -iname '*qualification*' \) -print | head -100Repository: 777genius/agent-notifications
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Retry transient readiness responses.
A transient HTTP 404, 502, or 503, or a non-JSON 200 response, can abort readiness. get raises HTTPError or ValueError, and this loop retries neither. main() records either as native_exception and marks the version as qualification_gap. Retry only transient statuses and JSON parse failures. Keep identity mismatches and other HTTP errors terminal.
Suggested fix
- info = get(url, '/api/info' if v2 else '/global/health', headers, min(1, deadline - time.monotonic()))
+ info = get(url, '/api/info' if v2 else '/global/health', headers, max(.05, min(1, deadline - time.monotonic())))
need(isinstance(info, dict) and info.get('version') == version and
(info.get('pid') == host['p'].pid if v2 else info.get('healthy') is True), 'native_health_identity_mismatch')
break
- except urllib.error.HTTPError: raise
+ except urllib.error.HTTPError as error:
+ need(error.code in (404, 502, 503), 'native_readiness_http_status')
+ time.sleep(.05)
+ except ValueError:
+ time.sleep(.05)
except (OSError, urllib.error.URLError): time.sleep(.05)📝 Committable suggestion
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| while time.monotonic() < deadline: | |
| need(host['p'].poll() is None and not host['overflow'] and not host['pipeError'], 'host_exited_or_log_overflow') | |
| try: | |
| info = get(url, '/api/info' if v2 else '/global/health', headers, min(1, deadline - time.monotonic())) | |
| need(isinstance(info, dict) and info.get('version') == version and | |
| (info.get('pid') == host['p'].pid if v2 else info.get('healthy') is True), 'native_health_identity_mismatch') | |
| break | |
| except urllib.error.HTTPError: raise | |
| except (OSError, urllib.error.URLError): time.sleep(.05) | |
| else: raise RuntimeError('native_readiness_deadline') | |
| while time.monotonic() < deadline: | |
| need(host['p'].poll() is None and not host['overflow'] and not host['pipeError'], 'host_exited_or_log_overflow') | |
| try: | |
| info = get(url, '/api/info' if v2 else '/global/health', headers, max(.05, min(1, deadline - time.monotonic()))) | |
| need(isinstance(info, dict) and info.get('version') == version and | |
| (info.get('pid') == host['p'].pid if v2 else info.get('healthy') is True), 'native_health_identity_mismatch') | |
| break | |
| except urllib.error.HTTPError as error: | |
| need(error.code in (404, 502, 503), 'native_readiness_http_status') | |
| time.sleep(.05) | |
| except ValueError: | |
| time.sleep(.05) | |
| except (OSError, urllib.error.URLError): time.sleep(.05) | |
| else: raise RuntimeError('native_readiness_deadline') |
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Review comment at @scripts/opencode-clock-native-qualification.py around lines
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Update the readiness loop around get so it retries HTTP 404, 502, and 503
responses and JSON parse failures until the deadline, while keeping other HTTP
errors and identity mismatches terminal. Preserve retries for existing network
errors and ensure each get timeout remains positive as the deadline approaches.
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Source: Pipeline failures
Install one OpenCode notification plugin that selects the stock V1 or V2 observer. Preserve the original checkpoint history from #295, #298, #299, #300, #303 and #308. Independent GPT-6.1 high reviews accepted the final source and installer integration. Installed business checks passed on Linux ARM64, Windows and real macOS ARM64 for both versions. Linux AMD64 TUI checks passed. One-shot run delivery remains best effort; native Intel desktop E2E remains unproved, and this merge does not publish a release. Refs #105 Refs #301 Refs #302 Refs #309 Refs #320 Related #336 Related #337
The OpenCode clock ports need actual ABI and embedded Bun evidence for both supported generations. This adds a bounded native diagnostic workflow for Linux amd64/arm64, Darwin amd64/arm64 and Windows amd64, with exact official V1 1.18.33 and V2 2.0.21 npm archive/image identities and closed primary source inputs.
The fixture checks real helper closure and clock API conversion inside the original deadline. It runs only in fresh private TEST roots; Linux runtime execution uses a network namespace after acquisition. Results are sanitized diagnostic evidence. It does not enable notification eligibility or populate production clock qualification rows.
Validation: independent source review and five direct behavioral diagnostic checks passed. The previous exact head passed four platform clock cells; Darwin arm64 passed V1 and failed at V2 host readiness with an opaque native exception. The new one-file diagnostic preserves that failure and all clock/helper budgets, retains bounded exception details privately, and exposes only safe type/status/hash evidence. The original cause remains unverified until native CI on this head completes.
This PR depends on #295. It grants no production clock rows and includes no release or production change.
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