fix(webhook): give a delivery a deadline, and cover the policy and ACP edges - #2212
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These tests are gated by webhooks, but scripts/ci/feature-lanes.txt still classifies that feature as compile-only. I checked .github/workflows/ci.yml: the Rust job runs assert-feature-lanes.sh, whose gated-test detector recognizes this exact #[cfg(feature = "webhooks")]/#[tokio::test] pattern and rejects compile-only features with gated tests, so this commit makes CI fail; if that check were bypassed, no existing test lane would execute these new cases. Add a webhooks lane via run-scoped-suite.sh and reclassify the feature accordingly.
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1457-1458: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRoute the webhooks step through
run-scoped-suite.shso an empty filter fails.
run-scoped-suite.shaccepts the proposed arguments and fails when Cargo reports zero passing tests. This prevents a renamed or movedserver::webhookfilter from producing a green step that runs no tests.♻️ Proposed change
- name: Test (webhooks) - run: cargo test --locked --features webhooks --lib server::webhook + run: scripts/ci/run-scoped-suite.sh "webhooks" webhooks server::webhook🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/ci/feature-lanes.txt`:
- Line 108: Update the webhooks lane entry in the feature-lane classification
table: change its status from tested to partial, move it into the partial
section, and set its detail to server::webhook. Preserve the existing command
and surrounding table format.
In `@src/server/webhook.rs`:
- Around line 660-665: Correct the doc comments for
http_webhook_sink_times_out_rather_than_hanging_forever and the related wiring
test: move the complete timeout rationale, including the explanation of an
attempt that never returns, onto the timeout test, and keep only the
sink-deadline wiring rationale on the wiring test. Remove the split mid-sentence
text and ensure both comments read as complete, accurate documentation.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 1457-1458: Update the “Test (webhooks)” workflow step to invoke
run-scoped-suite.sh with the existing locked Cargo test options, webhooks
feature, library target, and server::webhook filter, so the step fails when no
tests match.
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| # above. `--locked` per issue #251, as for every graph-resolving call. | ||
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| run: cargo test --locked --features webhooks --lib server::webhook |
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Fresh evidence in this revision is that the filtered webhook lane now exists, but it invokes cargo test directly instead of scripts/ci/run-scoped-suite.sh. If server::webhook is renamed, moved, or gated away, Cargo exits successfully after running zero tests, silently restoring the compile-only coverage gap this lane is intended to close; invoke the wrapper with the same feature and filter so CI asserts a nonzero test count.
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Closes SURF-001 (AUTH/LIMIT/FAIL), SURF-003 (AUTH/INPUT/LIMIT), SURF-004 (AUTH). Splits the existing `call` test helper into `call_as`, which takes an optional cookie, so unauthenticated and non-admin callers can be driven through the same handler path as the existing admin-cookie cases.
… axes Closes PLAT-057 (AUTH/INPUT/STATE/CONC/LIMIT/FAIL/BOUND, all 7), PLAT-060 (AUTH/STATE/FAIL), and PLAT-062 STATE+BOUND. Declines PLAT-062 LIMIT/FAIL: CycleReport carries no budget-cap or failure signal, and that type lives in src/runtime/types.rs, outside this lane. Cases go through router() + oneshot rather than calling prompt() directly, so the handler's auth check, its JSON-RPC error envelope, and its malformed-body rejection are actually exercised. Requires --features acp,runner,tinymemory to compile and run (this file is cfg-gated on `acp` and was not covered by the lane's stated gate list).
reqwest::Client::new() carries no timeout, so a receiver that accepts the connection and never answers hung deliver — and with it every one of emit's bounded attempts — against the one failure a retry loop cannot help with: an attempt that never returns. The deadline is a field on the sink rather than baked into the client. A timeout that lives only inside the builder can be exercised but not read, and the case that exercised it built its own client, so it passed whether or not the runtime's constructor set one — proved by removing the timeout and watching it stay green. Red proof, once the deadline was readable: pointing new() at a day-long deadline fails the new case with 'a delivery with no deadline hangs every bounded retry behind it'.
The feature was classified compile-only, which was true while the only gated code was the sink trait and its recording double. HttpWebhookSink's delivery deadline, its signature and its behaviour under concurrent delivery are gated too, so the cases covering them were compiled by Check (--all-features) and run by nothing — the exact shape that table exists to make visible. Adds a lane scoped to the module and reclassifies the row as tested.
The lane runs `--lib server::webhook`, which the table's own contract calls partial, not tested; the row also sat under the compile-only heading it no longer belongs to. The wiring test was inserted through the middle of the timeout test's rationale, leaving one comment ending mid-sentence and the other starting mid-sentence.
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In `@src/server/acp/transport.rs`:
- Around line 1835-1839: Strengthen the assertions in the transport tests: at
src/server/acp/transport.rs lines 1835-1839, verify that the updates contain the
expected reply chunk and an approval notification with ID appr-1, not merely two
items; at lines 1861-1869, compare the emitted approval-ID set against the IDs
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The mixed-result case counted two updates, which a result with two reply chunks and no approval notification satisfies. The multi-park case counted five unique ids, which five unrelated ids satisfy. Both now assert the ids are the ones parked and that the reply chunk survives beside them. The globex fixture also gained overlay_desk_hive: it was written before the field existed, and only the acp feature build compiles it, so a default cargo test never saw it.
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A real defect on the webhook path, plus coverage for the policy handler and the ACP transport.
A webhook delivery had no deadline.
reqwest::Client::new()carries no timeout, so a receiving endpoint that accepts the connection and never answers hungdeliver— and through it every one ofemit's three bounded attempts — forever. A bounded retry loop cannot help with the one failure mode where an attempt never returns at all, which is precisely what this module's own "never blocks a cycle" promise depends on.The deadline is carried as a field on the sink rather than baked into the client, and that choice is the interesting part. A timeout that lives only inside the client builder can be exercised but not read, and the case exercising it built its own client — so it passed whether or not the runtime's constructor set one. Removing the timeout from
newleft that case green. With the deadline readable, a case can assert the sink the runtime actually builds carries it.The company policy handler now has its AUTH, LIMIT and INPUT edges covered — a Member refused where an admin is required, a negative cap rejected, an oversized mode rejected, and the mode allowlist pinned.
The ACP
callhandler is driven throughrouter()over HTTP rather than through its inner functions, so its session cap, its mixed reply-and-park notification, and its park bound are exercised where a caller actually reaches them.new()at a day-long deadline → the wiring assertion firesrequire_admin→200where403is expected200where422is expectedThree axes are closed by a differential rather than a break-and-restore, and are marked as such rather than presented as red proofs: SURF-001 FAIL, PLAT-057 CONC, PLAT-060 STATE/FAIL all have their mechanism in
gate.rs,session.rsorgraphql/auth.rs— outside these files, with nothing in reach to break.Declined: PLAT-062 LIMIT/FAIL, because
CycleReportcarries no budget-cap or failure signal to assert against; and PLAT-066 INPUT/LIMIT/BOUND, because no handle-validation convention exists anywhere in the codebase and the prosumer fallback's "any handle" behaviour is documented as intentional.API Or Behavior Changes
A webhook delivery attempt now fails after ten seconds instead of hanging.
HttpWebhookSink::with_timeoutis public so a caller can choose its own deadline;newdelegates to it.Tests
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings— the default lane and--no-deps --features openhuman, both cleancargo build --all-targets— N/A: the clippy and test lanes build the same targets and are cleancargo test—server::webhook11 passed under--features webhooks;ops::policy22 passed;acp::transport32 passed under--features acp,runner,tinymemoryDocumentation
No docs needed — the deadline and the reason it is a readable field are stated in the sink's own doc comments.
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