A hermetic pip end-to-end gate, and the #1329 review follow-ups - #1349
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WalkthroughThe change adds an offline pip end-to-end gate with package fixtures, backend checks, CI wiring, and documentation. It also preserves Windows verbatim paths during normalization and updates Darwin errno documentation. ChangesPip end-to-end gate
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds a checkout-only pip gate and changes Windows path handling, but inherited pip settings may still direct dependency resolution outside the checkout and some device-path forms may retain incorrect normalization behavior. Smaller gaps also affect uninstall verification, timeout validation, and failure diagnostics. Merge should wait for the two correctness issues or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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| survives all of that into an immediate error instead of a timeout, and | ||
| the first check asserts that it does. | ||
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When the caller has PIP_FIND_LINKS set, copying the entire environment preserves that source, and pip appends it to each explicit --find-links argument. I checked the bundled pip 26.1.2 help: --no-index ignores indexes while still looking at --find-links URLs. Consequently, a developer or runner whose configured wheelhouse contains pip or setuptools can get a green gate using artifacts outside the checkout; the six guard does not detect a wheelhouse that lacks six. Remove inherited resolver inputs such as PIP_FIND_LINKS and PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL before setting the mode-specific environment.
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Confirmed and fixed. Reproduced it directly: with PIP_FIND_LINKS pointing at a directory holding a six wheel, the previous revision resolved from it — hermetic-guard went red with Successfully downloaded six in the evidence, which is the inherited environment reaching pip's resolver, exactly as described. Your sharper point stands too: a wheelhouse carrying setuptools but not six passes the guard and then answers the isolated build.
The whole PIP_* namespace is now dropped rather than the two names, since any long option is reachable that way, and PIP_CONFIG_FILE is disowned in both modes so the networked leg uses the default index instead of whichever mirror the host is pointed at. Re-verified with PIP_FIND_LINKS and PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL set to hostile values: 12/12 unchanged.
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/pip/run.py`:
- Around line 172-194: Update the environment-building logic in the relevant
test setup to remove all inherited PIP_* variables before applying required
settings. Set PIP_CONFIG_FILE to os.devnull for both network and offline modes,
while preserving the offline mode’s local unreachable index, retry, and timeout
settings so network mode uses pip’s default HTTPS index.
- Around line 460-466: Extend the post-uninstall verification around the
existing _spawn import probe to test tinypkg independently as well as stpkg.
Require each import attempt to fail with ModuleNotFoundError, and retain the
existing stpkg-hi script removal check.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs`:
- Around line 2068-2075: Check the original path spelling before the
early-return branch that matches Prefix::DeviceNS and other verbatim prefixes,
so normalization is skipped only for raw \\.\ and \\?\ prefixes; allow
//./device/../name to continue through Windows device-path normalization. Add
Windows coverage for all three prefix forms.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/errno/mod.rs`:
- Around line 167-171: Update the comment describing the Darwin errno coverage
near the MacOSX-specific errno block to accurately match
errno_platform_names.py: either add an assertion that errno.EQFULL equals 106 if
that numeric value is contractual, or revise “re-measures it” to state that the
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… measurement `_nt_rnormpath` returns a path opening with `\\.\` or `\\?\` as it was given (rpath.py:106-111) — the first names a device, the second is passed to the OS literally, so a `.` or `..` inside one is an ordinary name and collapsing it would reach a different object. The walk was collapsing them. `Component::Prefix` already tells the four spellings apart, so the arm keys on `Verbatim`, `VerbatimUNC`, `VerbatimDisk` and `DeviceNS` rather than matching the separators by hand. Unix has no such component; the twenty-five spellings still agree with `posixpath.normpath` exactly. The `EQFULL` comment named no artefact for the name `interp_errno.py`'s mac list omits. It now records the measurement — 106 under 3.14.6 on darwin — and points at `errno_platform_names.py`, which asserts the whole darwin block under `gate=1`, so the reference lane re-measures it every run rather than trusting a number written down once. Assisted-by: Claude
`pyre/extra_tests/pip/run.py` drives a release binary through `-m venv`, `ensurepip`, a wheel install over a running pip, a PEP 517 build whose backend needs nothing installed, a source distribution the runtime writes and pip then builds under real isolation, the console script and metadata that install produced, and an uninstall. Twelve checks, ~26s per backend on darwin-arm64; both backends pass, and pass again with every proxy pointed at a dead port. Everything it resolves is a wheel already tracked here: `lib-python/3/ensurepip/_bundled/pip-*.whl` and `lib-python/3/test/wheeldata/setuptools-*.whl`. The build environment pip constructs inherits the outer `--no-index --find-links`, so the isolated build resolves its backend locally as well, and the nested install's own line is what the check reads as evidence isolation ran. Neither version is written down; both come from the wheel filenames, so a stdlib sync that bumps either needs no edit here. One check asserts the posture the rest depend on, by requiring a plain `pip download` to fail. The reference interpreter is not in the gating set: pip succeeding under CPython says nothing about pyre. It runs the same sequence only once something has already failed, to separate a runtime defect from a rotted fixture. The step rides `cargo-test-linux`'s Linux copy, where the release binary and the interpreter to drive it are already assembled for the CPython suite, and runs ahead of the suite under the same `!cancelled() && runner.os == 'Linux'` guard that copy's other steps carry. Not covered, and stated in the runner: no index, no TLS, no dependency resolution, no C-extension wheels, and no non-Linux leg. `--with-network` adds the index leg for a manual run and is not what CI invokes. Assisted-by: Claude
`--no-index` closes the index and leaves link directories open, and pip takes a long option's value from the matching `PIP_*` name, so a caller's `PIP_FIND_LINKS` reached the resolver: with a directory holding a `six` wheel exported that way, `hermetic-guard` reported `Successfully downloaded six`. A wheelhouse carrying setuptools but not `six` passes that guard and then answers the isolated build, which is the case the guard cannot see. The whole `PIP_*` namespace is dropped rather than an enumeration of the names with an obvious reach, and `PIP_CONFIG_FILE` moves to the unconditional block: a configuration file is another such source, and the networked leg wants the default index rather than whichever mirror the host is pointed at. Re-verified with `PIP_FIND_LINKS` and `PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL` set to hostile values: 12/12 unchanged. Separately, `uninstall` reported two distributions removed and probed one. Both are probed now. Assisted-by: Claude
`_nt_rnormpath` tests for the `\\.\` and `\\?\` prefixes before it rewrites
`/` into `\`, so a slash-spelled device path is not exempt and is
normalized like any other; `ntpath.normpath("//./device/../name")` answers
`\\.\device\name` under 3.14.6. The exemption here matched on
`Prefix::DeviceNS` and the verbatim kinds, which `Path::components` also
parses out of `//./name`, so those came back with their `..` intact.
The test now reads the spelling, and the arm is `#[cfg(windows)]`:
`_posix_rnormpath` has no counterpart to it, and on unix a backslash is an
ordinary filename character, so the parsed-prefix test had been doing the
platform gating implicitly.
A `#[cfg(windows)]` unit test covers the three literal forms and the
slash-spelled one. It asserts that the `..` was resolved rather than the
separators the result comes back with: this walk never rewrites `/` into
`\` for any path, so pinning that would assert a parity it does not claim.
The `EQFULL` comment said the reference lane re-measures the value. It
does not: `errno_platform_names.py` asserts presence and that every
exported code reaches `errorcode`, and there is no value to measure here
because the table reads `host_errno::EQFULL`.
Line-numbered citations in the same function replaced with the arms they
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/pip/run.py`:
- Around line 603-608: Update the cleanup logic around the CPython control run
in _sequence so that when keep is enabled, it prints the retained root directory
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- Line 671: Validate the parsed timeout argument in the CLI setup around the
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| root = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="pyre-pip-control-")) | ||
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| failures = _sequence("cpython", reference, root, network, timeout, verbose=False) | ||
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Print the retained CPython control directory.
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| root = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="pyre-pip-control-")) | |
| try: | |
| failures = _sequence("cpython", reference, root, network, timeout, verbose=False) | |
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| if not keep: | |
| shutil.rmtree(root, ignore_errors=True) | |
| root = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="pyre-pip-control-")) | |
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| failures = _sequence("cpython", reference, root, network, timeout, verbose=False) | |
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| print(f" CPython control working tree kept at {root}") | |
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/pip/run.py` around lines 603 - 608, Update the cleanup logic
around the CPython control run in _sequence so that when keep is enabled, it
prints the retained root directory path as promised; continue removing root when
keep is disabled.
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| parser.add_argument("--keep", action="store_true", help="keep the working tree and print its path") | ||
| parser.add_argument("--no-cpython-control", action="store_true") | ||
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/pip/run.py` at line 671, Validate the parsed timeout
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less than or equal to zero before any worktrees are created or checks run.
Preserve positive timeout values and report the invalid argument through the
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extra_tests: gate pip end to end, resolved entirely from the checkoutExercising pip is what found the five fixes in #1329, and nothing in CI has ever run it. Everything below works on
maintoday and is unguarded:import pipfrom the bundled wheel-m venv+ensurepipEXTENSION_SUFFIXES == [],cpyextis off by defaultpyre/extra_tests/pip/run.pydrives a release binary through twelve checks, in the order a user meets them:venv,pip-import,pip-cli,hermetic-guard,offline-wheel-install,pep517-no-build-deps,sdist-build,sdist-to-wheel-isolated,console-script,entry-point-metadata,pip-list,uninstall.It never reaches an index. Both wheels it resolves are already tracked here —
lib-python/3/ensurepip/_bundled/pip-*.whlandlib-python/3/test/wheeldata/setuptools-*.whl— and the build environment pip constructs for an isolated build inherits the outer--no-index --find-links, so even the isolation leg resolves locally. The nested install's own log line is what that check reads as evidence the isolation actually ran. Neither version is written down; both come from the wheel filenames, so a stdlib sync that bumps either needs no edit. One check asserts the posture the others rely on, by requiring a plainpip downloadto fail.The reference interpreter is not in the gating set — pip succeeding under CPython says nothing about pyre. It runs the same sequence only once something has already failed, to separate a runtime defect from a rotted fixture.
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hermetic-guardred (it does reach PyPI from here), and skipping thetinypkginstall turns the import assertion red. Without-Pthat second one passes while doing nothing, because the fixture directory satisfies the import on its own.the fixture or the bundled wheels rotted, which is the right reading of a harness-level mutationIt runs in
cpython-tests: the one job that already builds a release binary as a step of its own and already has a 3.14 to drive it with, and which sits off the critical path. Ahead of the suite so the verdict lands a minute in rather than twenty-five; the suite step gainsif: !cancelled()so neither verdict can hide the other.Not covered, and said so in the runner: no index, no TLS, no dependency resolution, no C-extension wheels, no non-Linux leg.
--with-networkadds the index leg for a manual run and is not what CI invokes.importing: return a device or literal path unchanged; cite the EQFULL measurementThe two review findings from #1329 that arrived after it merged.
\\\\.\\device names and\\\\?\\literal paths are handed to the OS as spelled, so a.or..inside one is an ordinary name and collapsing it would rewrite which object the path reaches;normalize_lexicallynow returns those unchanged. TheEQFULLcomment records the measurement behind the number.— opened by Claude
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