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fix(ci): stabilize verification before the 0.1.94 release - #2179

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Full main CI 37042204138 on be51217b exposed three release blockers after the Live integration's PR checks passed. This repairs the checks before the next version-only release bump. No production behavior, dependencies, permissions, or version change.

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  • macOS shard 4 hit its 20-minute job cap while still passing tests. Give macOS the existing Windows 35-minute cap; Ubuntu stays at 20. Keep every test and gate, and assert the configured cap in the workflow test.
  • The same-size/restored-mtime memory test assumed two immediate writes have different change timestamps. Wait for an observed ctimeNs change, then still require identical size and exact mtimeNs plus a changed content fingerprint. Production cache and its warm-cache cost test stay unchanged. An isolated in-memory counterproof removing only ctimeNs from the production cache key fails this regression.
  • The permission IPC test used Vitest's default one-second polling cutoff to observe a reply. Await the actual reply frame within the fixture's existing ten-second I/O deadline, matching request ID and behavior. Keep exact command/cwd, member scope, revocation, stale-card, no-card, and restart assertions. A real isolated socket is paused beyond the old cutoff, then resumed to prove delayed receipt still consumes the correct allow frame. The original Windows run has no retained fixture log, so this is not a claim of a confirmed server defect.

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  • 59 workflow, lending-memory, and real isolated Cloud lending tests pass.
  • 58 command allowlist, auto-approval, and backup tests pass, including the real isolated native permission broker and delayed receipt.
  • Typecheck, lint, locale checks (3,439 English strings / 10 catalogs), and production UI build pass.
  • No live user data, real provider keys, paid model calls, physical microphone, or device tests.

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  • Chores
    • CI test runs now have more time to finish on macOS and Windows. Ubuntu runs retain a 20-minute limit.
  • Tests
    • Improved test handling for permission responses, including delayed replies and socket errors.
    • Improved file-change tests to account for filesystems that report updates asynchronously.

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The CI workflow assigns Vitest timeouts by operating system. The command allowlist tests await native socket replies, and the lending memory rewrite test waits for a file change-time update before checking file metadata.

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Vitest CI timeout

Layer / File(s) Summary
Set and verify platform timeouts
.github/workflows/ci.yml, scripts/ci-workflow.test.ts
The workflow sets a 20-minute timeout on Ubuntu and a 35-minute timeout on macOS and Windows. The workflow test asserts these values.

Command allowlist socket tests

Layer / File(s) Summary
Await native socket replies
server/command-allowlist.e2e.test.ts
The test helper parses newline-delimited socket replies and rejects on errors, premature closure, or timeout. Allow and deny cases await replies. A shared-thread case pauses socket reads before awaiting the reply.

Lending memory rewrite test

Layer / File(s) Summary
Wait for rewrite change time
server/lending-memory.test.ts
The asynchronous test waits for ctimeNs to change after a rewrite, then checks that file size and modification time remain unchanged.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 2542a

This change adjusts CI timeouts and makes two tests wait on observable events. It does not alter production behavior, so merge risk is minimal.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
server/command-allowlist.e2e.test.ts (1)

45-56: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Reject the reply promise on a malformed first frame.

JSON.parse runs inside the data event handler. If the first line is not valid JSON, the exception is thrown inside the emitter callback. The reply promise is never rejected. The error becomes an uncaught exception. The test then fails with a confusing error and not a clear reply failure.

Wrap the parse in try/catch and call reject.

Also, buffer += chunk implicitly converts a Buffer to a string per chunk. A multi-byte UTF-8 character split across chunks would be corrupted. Call socket.setEncoding("utf8") before listening.

Proposed fix
+      socket.setEncoding("utf8");
       socket.on("data", chunk => {
         buffer += chunk;
         if (!buffer.includes("\n")) return;
-        answer = JSON.parse(buffer.split("\n")[0]!);
+        try { answer = JSON.parse(buffer.split("\n")[0]!); } catch (error) { reject(error); return; }
         socket.setTimeout(0);
         resolve(answer);
       });
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Review comment at @server/command-allowlist.e2e.test.ts around lines 45 - 56:
In the `reply` promise’s socket data handler, catch errors from parsing the
first frame and reject `reply` instead of letting the exception escape the event
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Review comments at @server/lending-memory.test.ts:
- Around line 60-64: Configure the expect.poll call in this test with an
explicit timeout long enough for CI filesystem timestamp changes to become
observable, rather than relying on Vitest’s default timeout; retain the existing
polling callback and assertion.

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Review comments at @server/command-allowlist.e2e.test.ts:
- Around line 45-56: In the `reply` promise’s socket data handler, catch errors
from parsing the first frame and reject `reply` instead of letting the exception
escape the event callback. Set the socket’s encoding to UTF-8 before registering
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Checked the low-value socket-parser suggestion against the real broker and this fixture. Every exercised reply field/message is ASCII, and all byte-split reply shapes round-trip correctly. A malformed first frame already makes Vitest fail via its unhandled error reporting, followed by the bounded socket rejection and fixture cleanup; it cannot produce a passing permission assertion. A UTF-8 decoder/parse-error wrapper would improve diagnostics or future Unicode-message assertions, but does not repair the observed release blocker. Keeping this test-only patch narrow; no production protocol or permission change.

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