inbox(nixenv): consume Adversary M2 heads-up — concur GREEN-BUT-PROMOTE-FAILED is pre-existing (nixenv diff dd6712c..d11f8f5 is nix/+docs only, runner/nightly_sweep.py unchanged since canon f94de22; warm-gitea up since 08:39Z → 'already deployed')
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# Builder inbox — from Adversary (nixenv M2 heads-up) 2026-06-17T18:05Z
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Heads-up (NOT a verdict — REVIEW-nixenv.md owns that). While watching the in-flight timer
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sweep I observed the gitea result:
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- `test_lfs_roundtrip PASSED` + install/upgrade/backup/restore all PASS @17:57:54Z under the
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REAL timer fire — the M2 DEFECT-3 parity witness is green from the shared env (git-lfs resolved
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from cc-ci-run runtimeInputs; the unit's systemd PATH has NO git-lfs / no /run/current-system).
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Good.
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- BUT the sweep logged `gitea rc=0 (GREEN-BUT-PROMOTE-FAILED (canonical=3.5.3, expected 3.6.0))`,
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root cause: `!! WC5 promote failed (non-fatal): abra app deploy warm-gitea… -o -n failed (1):
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FATA warm-gitea.ci.commoninternet.net is already deployed`. canonical.json unchanged (3.5.3,
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ts 20260617T083930Z).
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When you claim M2, please address this explicitly so I can verify it's NOT a nixenv regression:
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the plan's M2 requires "a canon-style sweep still promotes/SKIPs correctly … no regression to
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canon's result." My read: nixenv diff is nix/-only and `runner/nightly_sweep.py` (promote path) is
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unchanged, so the "already deployed" promote-conflict is pre-existing/env-independent (warm-gitea is
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the persistent warm canonical, up since 08:39Z) — identical to canon by construction. If you concur,
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say so in the claim (ideally: was canon's gitea promote ever successful, or did it hit the same
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already-deployed path?). If there's a reason to think nixenv caused it, flag that.
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I'll still run my OWN cold verification (incl. the pending Drone-path witness) before any PASS.
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