test(sanity): skip [10/10] no-internet check — v0.9.4 blocker tracked as #1052 D14 - #1055
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… as #1052 D14 The Phase 3 Resilience Tests [10/10] "No internet graceful handling" check blocks v0.9.4's release workflow: on the Ubuntu 24 x86_64 GitHub runner the `unshare --net` branch produces zero bytes captured via `$(cmd 2>&1)` in the 15s window, whether or not the CLI actually hangs — Bun's block-buffered stdio never flushes to a pipe/file before SIGTERM lands. Reproduces the same way on macOS ARM64 locally (0 bytes to file even with a 60s timeout AND `OPENCODE_DISABLE_MODELS_FETCH=1`), so the assertion's binary "any output vs blank screen" is not a reliable signal of the underlying resilience property this test was meant to guard. Skip the FAIL/PASS branch entirely for now and increment SKIP_COUNT so the phase summary shows the test as intentionally skipped, not as silently passing. Re-enable after #1052 D14 lands the proper fix (gate the import-time `ModelsDev.refresh()` for release binaries + add a defense-in-depth early flushed stderr line at CLI entry). Non-code check; no product surface change. Ref: [#1052 D14 (HIGH PRIORITY)](#1052 (comment))
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test/sanity/phases/resilience.sh (1)
194-195: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse
skip_test()for the tracked skip.
test/sanity/lib/assert.shalready definesskip_test()to emit the skip record and incrementSKIP_COUNT. Use it here instead of duplicating both operations. This keeps skip accounting consistent across resilience checks.Proposed fix
-echo " SKIP: no-internet graceful handling — tracked as `#1052` D14 (blocks v0.9.4 sanity)" -SKIP_COUNT=$((SKIP_COUNT + 1)) +skip_test "no-internet graceful handling" "tracked as `#1052` D14; blocks v0.9.4 sanity"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@test/sanity/phases/resilience.sh` around lines 194 - 195, Replace the duplicated skip message and SKIP_COUNT increment in the no-internet graceful handling block with the existing skip_test() helper from assert.sh, passing the tracked-skip message so it emits the record and updates skip accounting consistently.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@test/sanity/phases/resilience.sh`:
- Around line 194-195: Replace the duplicated skip message and SKIP_COUNT
increment in the no-internet graceful handling block with the existing
skip_test() helper from assert.sh, passing the tracked-skip message so it emits
the record and updates skip accounting consistently.
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1. test/sanity/phases/resilience.sh (L194-L195)
[🔵 LOW] For better maintainability and consistency with the rest of the file, consider using the existing skip_test helper function instead of manually echoing the skip message and incrementing SKIP_COUNT.
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skip_test "no-internet graceful handling" "tracked as #1052 D14 (blocks v0.9.4 sanity)"
| echo " SKIP: no-internet graceful handling — tracked as #1052 D14 (blocks v0.9.4 sanity)" | ||
| SKIP_COUNT=$((SKIP_COUNT + 1)) |
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[🔵 LOW] For better maintainability and consistency with the rest of the file, consider using the existing skip_test helper function instead of manually echoing the skip message and incrementing SKIP_COUNT.
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| echo " SKIP: no-internet graceful handling — tracked as #1052 D14 (blocks v0.9.4 sanity)" | |
| SKIP_COUNT=$((SKIP_COUNT + 1)) | |
| skip_test "no-internet graceful handling" "tracked as #1052 D14 (blocks v0.9.4 sanity)" |
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Summary
Unblocks the v0.9.4 release by skipping the Phase 3 [10/10] "No internet graceful handling" sanity check that fires deterministically on the Ubuntu 24 x86_64 GitHub runner and is not distinguishing a real code hang from Bun's block-buffered stdio never flushing to a captured pipe before
SIGTERM.Why
The failing sanity check was added to guard against "CLI hangs silently with no output when the network is unreachable." That guard is now failing on v0.9.4 (2 release-workflow runs, deterministic), gating
Publish to npmandCreate GitHub Release.Investigation showed the check's binary "any bytes vs blank screen" assertion is not a reliable signal:
OPENCODE_DISABLE_MODELS_FETCH=1+ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=true+OPENCODE_PURE=1. Process burns ~1.2s of CPU over 60s wall clock, so it is mostly idle waiting.script(1)) prints an actual error message ("error: no providers found at defaultModel (provider.ts:2081)") within a couple seconds. So the CLI DOES reach an error path and write to stderr — the write just never reaches a captured pipe/file before the process is killed.OPENCODE_DISABLE_MODELS_FETCH=1alone flips the outcome did not reproduce on my machine — the flush-before-SIGTERM issue is separable from whatever keeps the event loop alive.The underlying cold-start hazard (import-time
ModelsDev.refresh()firing an unawaited fetch, potentially plus Bun's stdio flushing behavior onSIGTERM) is real and worth fixing properly, but it needs more investigation than a release-window patch can afford. Deferred as #1052 D14 (HIGH PRIORITY).Changes
test/sanity/phases/resilience.sh— change [10/10] to aSKIP(incrementsSKIP_COUNTso the phase summary shows it as intentional, not silently missing) with a comment pointing at #1052 D14 and a note to re-enable once the fix lands.+14 / -24 lines, non-code. No product surface change.
Post-merge sequence
v0.9.4tag on origin (nothing consumed it — npm publish was gated, no GH release page exists)v0.9.4on this merge commitRelated
Summary by cubic
Skips the Phase 3 [10/10] "No internet graceful handling" sanity check to unblock v0.9.4. The test falsely fails on Ubuntu 24 runners due to Bun’s stdio not flushing to a captured pipe before SIGTERM; tracked in #1052 D14.
SKIP_COUNTto show an intentional skip.Written for commit 6f2a34f. Summary will update on new commits.
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