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The previous runs checked out the webhook's stale merge_commit_sha, i.e. the merge of an older head (engine bug F2, fixed by #409). This empty commit's synchronize carries GitHub's merge for the current tree.
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The previous runs checked out the webhook's stale merge_commit_sha, i.e. the merge of an older head (engine bug F2, fixed by #409). This empty commit's synchronize carries GitHub's merge for the current tree.
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The last run checked out the stale test-merge 0349751 (merge of e36c5eb, the previous head — engine bug F2, #409 still open): shard 1 compiled that tree, where the guest-hostname format string was still unescaped, and shard 2 died at `git lfs pull` with GitHub HTTP 502. This synchronize carries the merge for the current tree.
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…ng runs GitHub computes a pull request's test merge asynchronously, so a webhook payload's merge_commit_sha is the previous head's merge (or null) on synchronize; a run created from it tested a tree the pull request no longer had. Pull-request deliveries now resolve GitHub's live merge and only accept a commit whose second parent is the payload's head. A conflicted pull request creates no pull_request runs, matching GitHub.
…wn when it is unreachable
The probe now runs immediately, then every two seconds up to a bounded
budget, and accepts a merge as soon as its second parent is the payload
head — including when the API has already moved to a newer head, which is
the measured rapid-push race. A first parent older than the API's base is
logged, not rejected: GitHub freezes a head's merge when only the base
moves and its own run for the push used that commit.
When no merge of the payload head can be resolved, the engine builds
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…nment_url, unknown envs, review audit) (#367) * feat(server): source environment protection from GitHub * fix(server): evaluated environment url, GitHub-like environment names, durable review audit Follow-up fixes on top of the rebased environment branch, plus the schema and audit work the port onto the DB-backed control plane needs. environment.url (the deployment status's environment_url) The runner message carries `actionsEnvironment.url` as an unevaluated TemplateToken, so the old plumbing posted either nothing (`Value::as_str` on a token object) or the raw `${{ … }}` template. The official runner resolves that token in `JobExtension.FinalizeJob` — after every step ran, with the full job context, `steps.<id>.outputs` included — and reports the string to the run service as `CompleteJobRequest.environmentUrl` (`JobRunner.CompleteJobAsync`, verified against actions/runner v2.336.0, commit 98aabcd). preloop now does the same end to end: - `preloop-runner` evaluates the token at completion (`worker::completion::evaluate_environment_url`), fails the job when the expression cannot be evaluated (as the official worker does), skips a value that would disclose a secret, and sends `environmentUrl` on the broker `completejob` body / `actionsEnvironment` on the AzDO `JobCompleted` event. - `JobCompletion` (protocol), `BrokerRenewJobRequest`, both AzDO finish paths and `SettleJob` carry it; `complete_node` persists it on `jobs.environment_url` in one transaction with the completion. - the deployment row prefers that persisted value; statuses posted before the completion only ever carry a *literal* URL (`runtime_scheduling::environment_url_literal`) — never a template. Unknown environments preloop rejected any `environment:` name not pre-registered in TOML with a 403. GitHub accepts any name, auto-creates it, and applies the repository's rules (none = no gate), so the registry check is gone: names are decided by GitHub. The only fail-closed path left is "the rules could not be fetched" — the resolver answers `Pending` and the gate holds the job. The `[environments]` key is refused at config load (non-empty) with a pointer to the change instead of being silently ignored; `[env_secrets]` stays keyed by name, and rules come from the repository or `[environment_rules]`. Durable review audit New `environment_approvals` table (both backends, `docs/control-schema.sql` kept byte-identical to `pg/schema.sql`): one row per approval/rejection — run, job, repository, environment, decision, actor, admin-override flag, comment, timestamp — written in the same transaction that flips the gate. The table is deliberately never archived or pruned with the run, so the record survives gate completion and run archival (`ControlBackend::environment_approvals` reads it). `required_reviewers` stays capped at 1 for the TOML fallback only; GitHub-sourced rules keep GitHub's reviewer set (users + teams), `prevent_self_review` and the single-approval semantics. GitHub App permissions Manifest `default_permissions` gains `deployments: write` (create deployments + statuses) and `actions: read` (the environments, branch policy and protection-rule GETs are documented under the App's Actions permission — `repository environments read` is not an App permission key; the fine-grained-PAT "Environments" permission only covers environment secrets/variables). The environments token mint requests `actions: read` alongside `contents: read`; it is clamped to the installation's grants. Schema version bumps: SQLite 3 -> 4, Postgres 4 -> 5 (greenfield, recreate dev databases). `deployment_id` + `environment_url` on `jobs`, the new audit table in `control/{lite,pg}/schema.sql` and `docs/control-schema.sql`. Tests: new `evaluate_environment_url` unit tests (step outputs, literal, null, unevaluable expression, secret masking) pass; the runs.rs submission tests now assert GitHub semantics (unknown name accepted, registry key rejected at load). * fix(server): fork-hold release, fork kill switch, fail-closed environment rules, pg deployment row - release fork-held jobs again: `release_parked_jobs` (lite) and `release_parked_nodes` (pg) skipped parked jobs with no environment name, so an approved fork run never admitted its jobs (`fork_hold_parks_until_released` failed on both backends). Jobs without an environment now return to the ordinary promotion path, exactly as a gate that resolved to "no rules" does. - restore the `fork_policy.run_fork_workflows` kill switch the port dropped from the webhook event loop (security review finding), with a regression test that also proves the payload is a fork event. - fail closed on an ambiguous environment 404: it is only read as "GitHub auto-created it unprotected" when the same credential can read the repository's Actions surface (security review finding). - dispatcher fix (pg): `environment_deployment` read the wrong column indexes (message template as the resolved URL, environment URL as the spec), so the deployment row carried the whole message as `environment_url` and a spec-only environment name never resolved; `message_template` is jsonb and is now cast to text. - test env-var hygiene: the new GitHub-stub tests restore `PRELOOP_GITHUB_TOKEN`/`PRELOOP_GITHUB_API_URL` via `TestEnvVar`; leaking them poisoned five unrelated tests in the same binary. - clippy: type aliases for the resolver's in-flight/team-member maps, collapse a match guard and an `if`. - docs: `docs/self-hosting.md` §8.3 (GitHub-sourced rules, App permissions, the removed `[environments]` table, the evaluated `environment_url` path, the fail-closed 404 rule) and a CHANGELOG Unreleased entry with the breaking changes. New coverage (shared suite, lite + pg): unknown environment runs with no gate; reviewer gate holds until `record_environment_approval` (approve releases, reject fails the job, both audited); rules-fetch failure holds fail-closed; the completion-reported `environment_url` lands on the deployment row; the approval audit row survives job completion and `archive_finished_runs`. github.rs: deployment status sequence pending → queued → in_progress → success with `environment_url` on the terminal status, the reject/failure path, and the fork kill-switch regression test. * fix(server): cast job_messages.message_template to text in the pg gates `pending_environment_approvals` read the jsonb `message_template` column as text, so a held reviewer gate's announce pass failed with "error deserializing column 7" on Postgres (lite was unaffected). Same cast already applied to `environment_deployment`. The fork kill-switch test now proves the payload projects an untrusted fork pull request (an adapter assertion) and that the switch-off delivery creates no run — the previous control arm depended on workflow matching for a synthetic PR ref. * test(server): add environment_url to JobCompletion fixtures * ci: re-run checks on the current tree The previous runs checked out the webhook's stale merge_commit_sha, i.e. the merge of an older head (engine bug F2, fixed by #409). This empty commit's synchronize carries GitHub's merge for the current tree. * fix(server): single failure record on promotion paths; serialize env approvals; configured PAT for env resolution - The pg promotion paths pushed the settled job into the sweep's failure list after settle_node had already recorded it (environment-gate denial on the promotion sweep, unsatisfiable runs-on at hydration, failed deferred expansion): duplicate JobStatus/check-run reports and an inflated PromoteOutcome::failed. - record_environment_approval now takes the run lock and FOR UPDATE OF j before reading the gate, serializing with the promotion sweep and the announce stamp so a stale snapshot cannot commit. - Environment resolution and reviewer-team expansion use AppState::static_github_pat() (env or config-file PAT), not only the PRELOOP_GITHUB_TOKEN env var. * ci: re-run checks on the current tree * fix(server): fail closed on protected environment lookups * style(server): format environment gate fixes * test(server): avoid formatting App credentials * test(server): initialize GitHub resolver in App test * fix(server): let deployment statuses inactivate prior deployments like GitHub Drop the auto_inactive: false override so GitHub's default applies, and document custom deployment protection rules as a fail-closed fidelity gap. * fix(server): close GitHub environment gate edge cases * test(server): restore axum imports in resolver tests * fix(server): refuse colliding control schema versions * fix(server): close GitHub environment side-channel gaps (#367) - Manifest-created Apps subscribe to check_run so requested_action deliveries (environment Approve/Reject) arrive at all. - Environment side-channel tokens mint with checks:write; the action_required review PATCHes were unauthorized without it. - Deployment/review reporting falls back to the config-file github.pat (env still wins) instead of only PRELOOP_GITHUB_TOKEN, ending the empty-bearer case. - announce_environment_gates stamps approval_announced only when every expected surface succeeded: a reporting run whose check run id has not landed yet, or a failed deployment create, stays unannounced for the reaper's retry. - The asynchronous in_progress deployment status fences on persisted job state (at read and again pre-post) so a late wake never shows a finished deployment as running. - Jobs that never reached GitHub's deploy surface (skipped by if:, concluded before claim, gate never engaged) no longer mint a phantom deployment at conclusion. - check_run.requested_action deliveries are bound to the held job's repository (case-insensitive); a partial approval below the required count reports nothing instead of masquerading as a rejection. --------- Co-authored-by: Bnjoroge1 <Bnjoroge1@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: preloop <dev@preloop.dev>
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X-GitHub-Api-Versionon the merge-state probe.The whole resolver depends on
merge_commit_shainGET /repos/{repo}/pulls/{number}. The request sends no version header. Requests without the X-GitHub-Api-Version header will default to use the 2022-11-28 version. That version has an end-of-support date: 2022-11-28 | March 10, 2028. After that date, requests that do not specify an API version default to the next oldest supported version, not the closing down version. If you rely on unversioned requests, you may observe behavioral changes as older versions are removed from support. Version 2026-03-10 removesmerge_commit_shafrom pull request responses. The field would then always deserialize asNone.If that happens, no error is raised. Every delivery polls the full budget and falls back to
self_merge, and GitHub's merge is never used. Pin the version this code was written against, so that the upgrade becomes an explicit decision.Proposed fix
.header("User-Agent", "preloop") .header("Authorization", format!("Bearer {token}")) - .header("Accept", "application/vnd.github+json"), + .header("Accept", "application/vnd.github+json") + .header("X-GitHub-Api-Version", "2022-11-28"),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 2912-2933: Update local_default_branch to check the origin remote
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Review comments at @crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github.rs:
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- Around line 2280-2293: Update the merge-state probe request built in
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| fn local_default_branch() -> Option<String> { | ||
| for remote in git_remotes() { | ||
| let output = std::process::Command::new("git") | ||
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| "--short", | ||
| &format!("refs/remotes/{remote}/HEAD"), | ||
| ]) | ||
| .output(); | ||
| let Ok(output) = output else { | ||
| continue; | ||
| }; | ||
| if output.status.success() { | ||
| let branch = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout).trim().to_owned(); | ||
| if !branch.is_empty() { | ||
| return Some(branch); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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local_default_branch can return a remote-qualified name that is never stripped.
git remote lists remotes in alphabetical order. The function returns the first remote whose HEAD resolves. symbolic-ref --short then returns <remote>/<branch>, for example fork/main. strip_branch_prefix strips only origin/, upstream/, and the full refs/remotes/<remote>/ form. A remote named fork or mine sorts before origin, so its name stays in the result.
Trigger: a local --event pull_request run with no --base and no pull_request.base.ref in the payload, in a workspace that has a remote sorting before origin.
Consequence:
filter_branchbecomesfork/main, soon.pull_request.branchesfilters evaluate against the wrong name.- On the server,
pull_request_base_branchfalls back tofilter_branch.normalize_branch_namedoes not stripfork/either. The merge builder then fetchesrefs/heads/fork/mainfromorigin. That ref does not exist, so the submission fails withBaseBranchMissing.
Fix: check origin first, and drop --short. The full refs/remotes/<remote>/<branch> value goes through the refs/remotes/ branch of strip_branch_prefix, which removes any remote name.
Proposed fix
fn local_default_branch() -> Option<String> {
- for remote in git_remotes() {
+ let mut remotes = git_remotes();
+ // Prefer `origin`: it is the remote the engine fetches the merge base from.
+ remotes.sort_by_key(|remote| remote != "origin");
+ for remote in remotes {
let output = std::process::Command::new("git")
.args([
"symbolic-ref",
"--quiet",
- "--short",
&format!("refs/remotes/{remote}/HEAD"),
])
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| fn local_default_branch() -> Option<String> { | |
| for remote in git_remotes() { | |
| let output = std::process::Command::new("git") | |
| .args([ | |
| "symbolic-ref", | |
| "--quiet", | |
| "--short", | |
| &format!("refs/remotes/{remote}/HEAD"), | |
| ]) | |
| .output(); | |
| let Ok(output) = output else { | |
| continue; | |
| }; | |
| if output.status.success() { | |
| let branch = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout).trim().to_owned(); | |
| if !branch.is_empty() { | |
| return Some(branch); | |
| } | |
| } | |
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| None | |
| } | |
| fn local_default_branch() -> Option<String> { | |
| let mut remotes = git_remotes(); | |
| // Prefer `origin`: it is the remote the engine fetches the merge base from. | |
| remotes.sort_by_key(|remote| remote != "origin"); | |
| for remote in remotes { | |
| let output = std::process::Command::new("git") | |
| .args([ | |
| "symbolic-ref", | |
| "--quiet", | |
| &format!("refs/remotes/{remote}/HEAD"), | |
| ]) | |
| .output(); | |
| let Ok(output) = output else { | |
| continue; | |
| }; | |
| if output.status.success() { | |
| let branch = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout).trim().to_owned(); | |
| if !branch.is_empty() { | |
| return Some(branch); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| None | |
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| .iter() | ||
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| // The fork-policy kill switch drops fork-pull-request events further down, | ||
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| .all(|event| fork_policy_skips(&shared.state.fork_policy, event)) | ||
| { | ||
| info!("fork workflows are disabled; skipping merge-state resolution for this delivery"); | ||
| return Ok(untouched()); | ||
| } | ||
| let Some(target) = FreshMergeTarget::from_payload(payload) else { | ||
| return Ok(untouched()); | ||
| }; |
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Closed pull requests that GitHub merged by squash or rebase take the full 30-second poll.
freshen_pull_request_events resolves every runnable pull_request delivery, and that includes action: closed. Once a pull request is merged, the meaning of merge_commit_sha changes. If merged as a merge commit, merge_commit_sha represents the SHA of the merge commit. If merged via a squash, merge_commit_sha represents the SHA of the squashed commit on the base branch. If rebased, merge_commit_sha represents the commit that the base branch was updated to.
Here is what happens for a squash or rebase merge:
merge_parentagereturnsOtherHead, because the commit has one parent or an unrelated second parent.api_headequalstarget.head, so the head-race branch does not apply.- The function returns
Waitingon every probe untilFreshMergePoll::budgetexpires. self_mergethen merges the head into a base that already contains it.
Every merge or close of a squash- or rebase-merged pull request therefore holds a webhook worker for about 30 seconds. The same delivery's pull_request_target runs, for example cleanup jobs on closed, also start about 30 seconds late. On a repository that squash-merges a lot, these waits stack up across the shared webhook_workers() pool.
Skip the merge-state resolution for closed pull requests and keep the adapter projection. The payload already carries the final merge SHA for that case.
Proposed fix
if !matches!(
delivery.event.as_str(),
"pull_request" | "pull_request_review"
) {
return Ok(untouched());
}
+ // A closed pull request has no live test merge: GitHub repurposes
+ // `merge_commit_sha` for the landed commit, so polling cannot succeed.
+ let closed = payload.get("action").and_then(Value::as_str) == Some("closed")
+ || payload
+ .get("pull_request")
+ .and_then(|pr| pr.get("state"))
+ .and_then(Value::as_str)
+ == Some("closed");
+ if closed {
+ return Ok(untouched());
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| if !events | |
| .iter() | |
| .any(|event| !event.skip && is_pull_request_run_event(event)) | |
| { | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| } | |
| // The fork-policy kill switch drops fork-pull-request events further down, | |
| // after this probe. A delivery whose every pull-request event will be | |
| // dropped must not spend GitHub API calls on a merge nothing will run. | |
| if events | |
| .iter() | |
| .filter(|event| !event.skip && is_pull_request_run_event(event)) | |
| .all(|event| fork_policy_skips(&shared.state.fork_policy, event)) | |
| { | |
| info!("fork workflows are disabled; skipping merge-state resolution for this delivery"); | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| } | |
| let Some(target) = FreshMergeTarget::from_payload(payload) else { | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| }; | |
| // A closed pull request has no live test merge: GitHub repurposes | |
| // `merge_commit_sha` for the landed commit, so polling cannot succeed. | |
| let closed = payload.get("action").and_then(Value::as_str) == Some("closed") | |
| || payload | |
| .get("pull_request") | |
| .and_then(|pr| pr.get("state")) | |
| .and_then(Value::as_str) | |
| == Some("closed"); | |
| if closed { | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| } | |
| if !events | |
| .iter() | |
| .any(|event| !event.skip && is_pull_request_run_event(event)) | |
| { | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| } | |
| // The fork-policy kill switch drops fork-pull-request events further down, | |
| // after this probe. A delivery whose every pull-request event will be | |
| // dropped must not spend GitHub API calls on a merge nothing will run. | |
| if events | |
| .iter() | |
| .filter(|event| !event.skip && is_pull_request_run_event(event)) | |
| .all(|event| fork_policy_skips(&shared.state.fork_policy, event)) | |
| { | |
| info!("fork workflows are disabled; skipping merge-state resolution for this delivery"); | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| } | |
| let Some(target) = FreshMergeTarget::from_payload(payload) else { | |
| return Ok(untouched()); | |
| }; |
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Review comment at @crates/preloop-runner-server/src/github.rs around lines 2784
- 2803:
Update freshen_pull_request_events to skip merge-state resolution when a
pull-request payload is closed, checking its action or pull-request state before
FreshMergeTarget::from_payload; return the untouched result so the existing
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* fix(parser): render matrix job names like GitHub's JobNameBuilder
A `strategy.matrix` cell whose value is an object named the job with the
raw JSON, so the published job/check name disagreed with GitHub's for the
same workflow (valkey's `test-ubuntu-latest-compatibility` showed
`({"version":"8.1.4",...})` instead of `(8.1.4, valkey-…tar.gz)`).
The display name now walks the cell's scalar leaves in declaration order
(object keys omitted, matching JobNameBuilder's `Traverse(omitKeys: true)`)
and caps the result at 100 characters with a trailing ellipsis. Job ids —
the run's keys for needs/`--job` lookups — are unchanged.
* fix(parser): cap matrix display names with no scalar leaves
`JobNameBuilder.Build` picks the bare job name when no segment was appended
and runs the 100-character check after that, so a name without segments is
still truncated: a job with no matrix, or one whose cells hold only `null`/
empty values, must cap the same way as one with segments. The empty-segments
branch returned the base unchanged, publishing an over-length check name.
* ci: re-run checks on the current tree
The last run checked out the stale test-merge f340836 (merge of fe98e8a,
the previous head — engine bug F2, #409 still open) and all four shards
died at `git lfs pull` with GitHub HTTP 502 before any test ran. This
synchronize carries the merge for the current tree.
The previous run built a stale merge snapshot (older main and older tests), not this tree.
A loaded runner can spend the whole 1s budget on the first probe, leaving the delivery a single poll and failing the polls>1 assertion.
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* fix(github): report the real ref_protected; drop CI apt installs `github.ref_protected` was hardcoded `false` in the job context and the OIDC claims, so a push to a protected branch looked unprotected to everything that keys on it. kache is the concrete casualty: it publishes remote cache entries only from protected-branch pushes, so every push silently stayed read-only, its remote cache was never written, and each build looked up entries that did not exist (0% hits, 678 crates compiled every run). - Resolve branch protection (rulesets included) once per effective event in the webhook adapter, and in the workflow/repository dispatch and scheduler paths, through the same credential ladder `resolve_ref_sha` uses. Tags, pull-request refs and unresolvable lookups stay `false` — the unprivileged answer, since consumers grant more to a protected ref. - Carry it into the runner's `GITHUB_REF_PROTECTED` (the runner now stringifies the boolean context field the way the official runner's `BooleanContextData` does) and into the OIDC `ref_protected` claim. CI, now that the runner image supplies what the jobs were installing: - control-plane: link the image's preinstalled `ld.lld-18` instead of `apt install lld`, and run PostgreSQL from `mirror.gcr.io/library/postgres:<major>` containers with trust auth on loopback and `max_connections=400`. Both `apt-get update` passes and the pgdg repository are gone; the container is ready in seconds where the install plus cluster start took about a minute. - ci.yml: kache's `save-cache` follows `github.event_name == 'push'`, so read-only PR jobs skip the post step that listed the whole bucket to upload nothing (~25s per job). * fix(ci): remove the control-plane PostgreSQL container after every job The self-hosted runner host is reused across jobs and the container is detached, so a job that failed its tests (or its schema check) left `postgres` behind and the next job's `docker run --name postgres` died on "name is already in use". Clean up with `if: always()`. * fix(github): encode the branch name in the protection lookup `git check-ref-format` permits `#`, `%` and `/` in a branch name, and `#`/`%` are URL-significant: the raw `release#test` reached GitHub as `release`, so an unprotected branch inherited the protection of a different, protected one — in `GITHUB_REF_PROTECTED` and the signed OIDC `ref_protected` claim. Send the whole name as one percent-encoded path segment, the way the action-tarball URLs already do, and require the response to name the branch that was asked for: an answer about any other branch is unresolvable, and unresolvable is unprivileged. Covered by `ref_protected_reads_branch_protection_from_the_forge`, which now looks up `release#test` and `release/test` against a stub that protects only `release`, and checks that a stub answering with a different branch name stays `false`. * fix(api): ignore caller-supplied ref_protected on native submissions The native `POST /api/v1/runs` handler cleared `trust_tier` but left `ref_protected` as sent, so a request body could assert branch protection for a ref that has none: the value flows into the runner's `GITHUB_REF_PROTECTED` and the signed OIDC `ref_protected` claim, both of which consumers treat as forge-verified. Reset it alongside `trust_tier`; only the webhook, dispatch and scheduler adapters — which resolve protection against GitHub — may set it. Covered by `native_submission_cannot_assert_ref_protected`, which posts `"ref_protected": true` and asserts the recorded run and its `github` context report `false`. * docs(changelog): name the unversioned ld.lld the control jobs need * ci: re-run checks on the current tree The previous runs checked out the webhook's stale merge_commit_sha, i.e. the merge of an older head (engine bug F2, fixed by #409). This empty commit's synchronize carries GitHub's merge for the current tree. * ci(conformance): gate the kache remote push to push events server-conformance had the same read-only post step the ci.yml jobs already skip: kache's remote-write policy allows a publish only from a protected-branch push, so a pull-request job listed all 27,090 remote keys and uploaded nothing (17-19 s in the post step). save-cache is now tied to github.event_name == 'push' there too. Also corrects two claims the engine runs contradict or leave ambiguous: the control-plane setup timing (13-26 s now, 33-38 s with the apt install plus cluster start) and "tags can't be protected" - a tag ruleset can protect a tag (this repo has one, `release tags`), and the resolver deliberately resolves only refs/heads/*, so a protected tag reports the unprivileged false. * ci: re-run checks on the current tree * ci: re-run checks on the current tree --------- Co-authored-by: Bnjoroge1 <Bnjoroge1@users.noreply.github.com>
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Flow 3 of the pull-request test-merge design. Webhook deliveries probe GitHub immediately and every 2 seconds for up to 30 seconds. A GitHub merge is accepted only when its second parent matches the delivery head; a first-parent mismatch is logged because GitHub may retain a same-head merge across a base update. Conflicts for the matching head skip
pull_requestruns.If GitHub's merge is unavailable after the poll budget, the API fails, or the delivery loses the head race, the engine warns and builds
merge(current base, payload head)itself. Runs check out that merge from the engine mirror; there is no bare pull-request-head fallback. Workflow discovery remains pinned to the payload head.Stacked on #431 at A1 head
b1abd823; no new dependency or lockfile change is included.Validation on the preceding stack passed:
just test-ci(857 passed, 3 ignored; conformance passed),github::tests(52), and--test webhooks(44). Revalidating current head462615e1after the A1 update. The SmolVM pool failed to become ready during the runner smoke, so the two checkout cases remain unproven and must be rerun.Summary by CodeRabbit
--no-mergeto test the branch alone; push behavior is unchanged.