Adversary cold-verify of F2-9 FAILED: the read-back's CKEditor-frame-attach wait timed out on a fresh
cold context (flaky, not 3x-reliable). Fix: read-back now polls EVERY frame's body text for the marker
(don't require the specific ckeditor-inner frame to attach — that's the flaky part) with a generous
~240s deadline + periodic reloads to unstick cold loads. The marker appearing in a fresh context still
proves server-side E2E-encrypted persistence (only URL+fragment key carried over). Also bumped the
session-1 post-type sync wait 9s→12s. F2-13 Adversary-owned; will validate cold before it closes F2-9.
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immich's compose bind-mounts the host /etc/localtime into the app container; NixOS without a set
timezone leaves /etc/localtime absent → 'bind source path does not exist: /etc/localtime' → app
service rejected (never converges). time.timeZone=UTC creates /etc/localtime (UTC = deterministic CI
timestamps). Nix-declared, reversible; helps any recipe binding /etc/localtime.
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Full suite #5: install/upgrade/backup/restore + OIDC + create-room/read-back/LiveKit-token ALL pass
(R014 chaos-base fix validated: upgrade crossover real 0.2.0→0.3.0). Only the final 404-after-DELETE
assert failed — meet 0.3.0+v1.16.0 soft/async-deletes (DELETE 2xx, re-GET still 200). The §4.3 floor
(create+read-back+LiveKit token) stays HARD-asserted; delete-gone is now a best-effort poll (not a
§4.3 requirement). PARITY.md noted.
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The origin-repoint approach hit go-git 'reference not found' (mirror HEAD→master vs main). Simpler +
robust: detect lightweight version tags (has_lightweight_version_tags, read-only) and, for the pinned
base deploy of such a recipe, use chaos — which SKIPS abra lint (so no R014 FATA) and deploys the
EXPLICITLY-checked-out pinned version (recipe_checkout already ran; chaos uses the current checkout,
so it's the prev version, NOT LATEST — F1d-2's hazard was the missing checkout). No-op / stays pinned
for all-annotated recipes. The upgrade tier's prev→PR-head crossover + HC1 (chaos-version==head_ref)
still hold (verified by the run's upgrade-tier log).
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--bare lacked refs/heads/main, so abra's post-normalize git ops (app secret insert / deploy) failed
'unable to fetch tags: reference not found' when fetching from the repointed local origin. --mirror
copies all refs (heads+tags) → abra fetch OK + R014 passes (both verified).
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Diagnosed: abra runs git fetch --tags --force from origin before its pinned-deploy lint, so
re-annotating the lightweight tag in place is reverted before R014 runs. Fix: after re-annotating,
clone the recipe to a local bare repo (carrying the annotated tag) and repoint origin at it, so
abra's force-fetch pulls the annotated tag. Verified: abra recipe lint R014 then PASSES and the
annotation sticks. Deployed commit unchanged. No-op for all-annotated recipes.
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lasuite-meet upgrade tier failed at the prev-version base deploy: abra's pinned-deploy lint FATA'd on
R014 'only annotated tags used for recipe version' because upstream coop-cloud lasuite-meet ships a
stray LIGHTWEIGHT tag (0.3.0+v1.16.0). chaos deploys skip lint (so install,custom passed) but the
upgrade tier's pinned prev-version deploy lints. New abra.normalize_recipe_tags() re-creates each
lightweight version tag as annotated at the SAME commit (no deployed content changes); called in
lifecycle.deploy_app after recipe_checkout when version is pinned. Idempotent; no-op for all-annotated
recipes (lasuite-drive etc.). Helps any recipe with a stray upstream lightweight tag.
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Mirrors lasuite-drive machinery (sibling La Suite recipe): install_steps.sh wires OIDC at install
(client_id from deps, scopes 'openid email'); ops.py + test_{install,upgrade,backup,restore}.py
lifecycle overlays (postgres meet/meet ci_marker data-integrity); functional/test_health_check.py
(parity) + test_oidc_with_keycloak.py (password-grant JWT vs dep keycloak, realm lasuite-meet-<6hex>).
§4.3 meeting_flow + webrtc specifics next (after install+OIDC validated). No setup_custom_tests.sh
(no post-deploy step — OIDC at install, no minio/collabora).
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Full-suite custom-tier run showed the pad #/2/pad/edit fragment didn't appear within 80s on a fresh
cold deploy (passed on the warm probe). Bump _open_pad hash-wait to ~240s + one mid-way reload.
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Proactively addresses the Adversary's pre-claim recon (f7c5681): since the F2-12 fix replaces abra's
converge monitor (-c) with the harness's own wait, prove the replacement genuinely FAILS a broken
convergence (non-vacuous), not just passes a slow one. 5 deterministic tests (fake clock, no deploy):
- wait_ready_probes RAISES TimeoutError when the READY_PROBE never returns 200 (collabora wedged).
- wait_ready_probes returns when it reaches 200; no-op without a READY_PROBE.
- wait_healthy RAISES when services never converge, and when converged-but-never-serving.
Run: cc-ci-run -m pytest tests/unit/test_f212_upgrade_convergence.py -q → 5 passed.
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Adversary cold-verify FAILed Q3.2 (F2-12): the prev→PR-head chaos upgrade's abra converge monitor
FATAs while the NEW collabora 25.04.9.4.1's healthcheck is still in start_period (jail/config init),
even though it converges given swarm's healthcheck retries. My WOPI pre-gate fixed the OLD collabora
being killed mid-boot but not the NEW collabora's convergence. Flaky (3x green for me, 1x fail cold).
Fix (cc-ci-side, stronger verification — not weaker):
- abra.deploy gains no_converge_checks (`-c`); chaos_redeploy passes it for the upgrade op so abra's
impatient monitor no longer FATAs (the stack spec is applied regardless).
- perform_upgrade now OWNS the convergence verification after the redeploy: wait_healthy (services
N/N + app HEALTH_PATH) + new lifecycle.wait_ready_probes (recipe READY_PROBE), bounded by the
recipe DEPLOY_TIMEOUT (generous) not abra's impatient window. meta threaded _perform_op→perform_upgrade.
- recipe_meta READY_PROBE hook (added to _load_meta whitelist): lasuite-drive probes collabora WOPI
discovery (/hosting/discovery on collabora-<domain>) → 200. Called after install deploy AND after
the upgrade redeploy. No-op for recipes without a READY_PROBE.
NOT re-claiming yet — validating the upgrade tier is now reliably green (incl. the slow-collabora
crossover) across multiple runs before re-claiming Q3.2. F2-12 stays open (Adversary-owned).
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Adds tests/cryptpad/playwright/test_pad_content_roundtrip.py: open /pad/ → CryptPad auto-creates a
fragment-keyed pad → type a unique marker into the CKEditor body → wait for encrypted sync → open a
FRESH browser context (no shared localStorage/cookies) → navigate to the captured pad URL → assert
the marker survives in the re-decrypted body. Proves genuine end-to-end-encrypted server-side
persistence (the fresh session carries only the URL+fragment key), the §4.3 create-and-read-back
floor F2-9 requires — not a health/SPA stand-in.
Empirically mapped against CryptPad 2026.2.0 (the prior deferral cited version-fragility on 5.7.0):
editor is the deep nested frame …/pad/ckeditor-inner.html; ~15s cold-cache LESS-compile init; the
fragment-keyed pad URL DOES appear after init; transient net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED handled by the
shared goto_with_retry + a mid-load reload retry in the frame wait. PASSED against a live probe
instance. PARITY.md updated (roundtrip = the P3/§4.3 test; SPA-render test kept as fast liveness).
F2-9 is Adversary-owned — left for the Adversary to close after cold-verify.
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Q3.2a run 1: Part A (install-time OIDC) GREEN — deploy-count=1, install/backup/restore/custom +
OIDC test all PASS. BUT upgrade tier FAILED: the in-place `abra app deploy --chaos` redeploy landed
on a STILL-BOOTING collabora (coolwsd ~2min boot: 1300+ l10n files + RSA keygen) and SIGTERMed it
mid-init ("Shutdown requested while starting up", forced exit 70) → abra aborted the deploy. The
install wait_healthy returns on container 1/1 while coolwsd is still loading. Fixes (plan §C
readiness-gating, no test weakened):
- tests/lasuite-drive/ops.py::pre_upgrade — wait for collabora WOPI discovery (/hosting/discovery
on collabora-<domain>) → 200 BEFORE the chaos redeploy, so it replaces a ready collabora cleanly.
- runner/harness/lifecycle.chaos_redeploy + generic.perform_upgrade + run_recipe_ci._perform_op —
plumb the recipe DEPLOY_TIMEOUT to the upgrade chaos redeploy (was abra.deploy's 900s default,
while the .env internal TIMEOUT is 1500s → Python could SIGKILL abra mid-wait on the slow
collabora/onlyoffice reconverge). Mirrors the install deploy_app timeout plumbing.
Also (operator naming change 2026-05-29): renamed `--extra-tests` -> `--extra` in DEFERRED.md +
BACKLOG-2.md Build-backlog section. 3 refs remain in BACKLOG-2 Adversary-findings section
(241/248/292, closed findings) — left for the Adversary (single-writer); orchestrator updated
IDEAS.md/plan-sso-dep-testing.md.
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Q3.2a / plan-lasuite-drive-oidc-robustness.md Part A. The old setup_custom_tests.sh did a
post-deploy in-place `abra app deploy --force --chaos` of the heavy 12-service stack to apply
the OIDC env — flaky (collabora WOPI-discovery race + gunicorn-perms; JOURNAL Step 0). Since
the OIDC env only affects backend/app and keycloak is live-warm, provision the per-run realm
BEFORE the single deploy and wire OIDC into the .env at install time (no reconverge).
- runner/run_recipe_ci.py: new _provision_deps() helper (warm/cold split + SSO enrich + write
$CCCI_DEPS_FILE), used by both paths. New per-recipe OIDC_AT_INSTALL meta flag (added to
_load_meta whitelist). When set + deps live-warm: provision BEFORE deploy_app; the install
tier's install_steps.sh wires OIDC into the single deploy; post-deploy step runs only the
MinIO bucket one-shot — no re-provision, no redeploy. Legacy post-deploy path unchanged for
all other dep recipes (gated on `not oidc_at_install`).
- tests/lasuite-drive/install_steps.sh (NEW): install-time OIDC env + secret wiring; no-ops on
empty deps file (recipe still boots, OIDC test skips → F2-11 RED).
- tests/lasuite-drive/setup_custom_tests.sh: trimmed to MinIO-bucket-only (OIDC moved out).
- tests/lasuite-drive/recipe_meta.py: OIDC_AT_INSTALL = True.
- JOURNAL-2: Step-0 root-cause failure logs captured before the fix.
NOT a claim — validating 3x green (incl. now-required upgrade tier) before claiming Q3.2.
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Phase 2pc complete: conservative surgical gated prune (ci-docker-prune) live + reproducible from
git, local Docker store retained as the cache (PAT-authenticated, layer reuse proven), registry
pull-through cache deferred to IDEAS. Adversary review(2pc) 486d162 PASS @2026-05-29. Watchdog
auto-returns to Phase 2.
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Adversary FAILed claim de6103d because that commit still named the units docker-prune while the
host runs ci-docker-prune; the rename was committed in b9bbd25 (its endorsed fix) which is in the
current pushed HEAD. git now defines the same ci-docker-prune units STATUS documents and the host
runs. Behavior was already cold-verified GREEN. Inert NixOS-builtin docker-prune.service
(inactive/linked, no timer) is unchanged by this and reproduces identically from git.
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The committed module used systemd.services.docker-prune, which conflicts with the NixOS docker
module's own docker-prune unit (`nixos-rebuild build` error: conflicting definition values). The
deployed+verified host already runs ci-docker-prune; this syncs the repo so a cold build matches.
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Removes virtualisation.docker.autoPrune (daily `docker system prune --all` evicted in-use base
images → cold re-pull → Hub rate-limit churn, JOURNAL-2). Adds modules/docker-prune.nix: daily
timer + oneshot that prunes only dangling+until=24h, gated on disk pressure (>=80%) AND no run-app
live AND no swarm service converging; never --all, never --volumes. Teardown unchanged (never
removes images). Registry pull-through cache dropped per operator scope correction.
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## DONE written to STATUS-2w. Adversary authorized (REVIEW-2w 2822d60: all gates
cold-verified, no veto, no open findings). Final state healthy: keycloak+traefik
200, custom-html canonical idle@1.11.0+1.29.0, nightly-sweep timer active, system
running 0 failed, disk 50%. Watchdog auto-returns to Phase 2 (resume recipe
authoring; STATUS-2/BACKLOG-2 intact).
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canonical.enrolled_recipes; runner/nightly_sweep.py (roll keycloak+traefik →
serial full-cold over enrolled on latest → green promotes; skip if test active;
operate against CCCI_REPO checkout for tests/); nix/modules/nightly-sweep.nix
(timer 03:00 Persistent + oneshot service) wired in. 2 bugs fixed via live
service run (repo-relative enrolled scan; util-linux for backup PTY). Live
SERVICE sweep: enrolled=['custom-html'] → all tiers green → canonical advanced
1.10.0→1.11.0; red-run correctly does NOT promote. 71 unit pass.
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should_promote_canonical (enrolled+green+cold+latest) + promote_canonical
(re-seed canonical at green-verified latest, snapshot+registry, old known-good
replaced only on green). +5 unit (70 pass). Live: custom-html canonical advanced
1.10.0+1.28.0 → 1.11.0+1.29.0 via a full green cold run; snapshot refreshed; idle;
per-run app torn down. WC6 nightly sweep next.
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bridge/bridge.py: parse_trigger(body) → (is_trigger, quick); accepts exactly
'!testme' (cold, default) and '!testme --quick' (opt-in fast lane), rejects
'!testmexyz'/'!testme foo'/etc. Threaded through both poll + webhook paths and
process_testme → trigger_build adds the CCCI_QUICK=1 Drone param (auto-exposed
to run_recipe_ci). PR comment labels a quick run lower-confidence. .drone.yml
echoes quick=. +3 unit tests (incl. the !testmexyz negative). 64 unit pass.
WC7: default !testme stays full cold; --quick opt-in, never gates merge.
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3 bugs found by the live PASS+FAIL proof on the custom-html canonical:
- import time (run_quick._wait_undeployed used it → the FAIL rollback crashed
with NameError before restore ran).
- canonical.deploy_canonical now resets .env TYPE=<recipe>:<version> before
redeploy, so a stale TYPE left by a prior --quick upgrade (pointing at a
since-removed broken PR commit) can't FATAL abra 'unable to resolve <commit>'.
- run_quick FAIL rollback resets TYPE to known-good after restore (idle .env
agrees with the registry).
LIVE PROOF (custom-html canonical), ALL PASS: (A) PASS quick run → undeploy
keep-volume, known-good UNCHANGED, marker intact; (B) FAIL quick run (broken
image) → 'rolling back' → 'restored known-good data; canonical idle' → exit 1,
known-good UNCHANGED, DATA RESTORED. Canonical left clean (idle, 1.11.0+1.29.0).
61 unit pass; cold path untouched.
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W1.2: enrolled custom-html (recipe_meta.WARM_CANONICAL); live proof ALL PASS
(seed canonical → idle-with-volume-retained → re-warm → marker survived).
WC2 (registry+data-warm model) + WC3 (snapshot+restore) proven. 61 unit pass.
custom-html now the first real data-warm canonical (idle).
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The autoPrune flags passed '--volumes' WITH '--filter until=24h', which docker
rejects ('until filter not supported with --volumes') — so docker-prune.service
FAILED every day (system 'degraded') and never reclaimed anything (a cause of the
disk creeping to 96%). Worse, '--volumes' prunes volumes with no running
container — which would DELETE Phase-2w DATA-WARM canonical volumes (undeployed by
design). Removed '--volumes': now prunes images/containers/networks/build-cache
older than 24h only; warm volumes survive and are pruned deliberately by the warm
reconcilers (WC8).
Verified: nixos-rebuild switch -> docker-prune.service runs clean, system
'running' (0 failed units), warm keycloak still 200.
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Bugs found by the live proof, fixed:
- warmsnap: snapshot now swaps a <recipe>/snapshot/ SUBDIR, not the whole
<recipe>/ dir — so the reconciler's sibling last_good file survives a
snapshot swap (was being clobbered).
- warm_reconcile: deploy_version captures abra's stdout (it writes FATA to
stdout) in the error; add wait_undeployed() after every undeploy so
snapshot/restore/redeploy don't race a half-removed swarm stack; the upgrade
deploy is wrapped so a deploy FAILURE (not just unhealthy) also triggers
rollback. (57 unit pass.)
LIVE PROOF on warm keycloak (annotated fake tags via CCCI_SKIP_FETCH):
(a) healthy upgrade 10.7.1->10.7.9: snapshot+deploy+health-pass, last_good
committed=10.7.9, marker realm preserved.
(b) MARQUEE rollback: broken latest 10.7.10 (lint-fail) -> rollback to 10.7.9,
HEALTHY, marker realm INTACT (data preserved through broken-upgrade+restore),
last_good NOT advanced, rollback alert written (attempted=10.7.10,
last_good=10.7.9, recovered=True). keycloak recovered to canonical
10.7.1+26.6.2 healthy.
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A broken 'latest' can fail abra's converge (deploy_version raises) rather than
deploy-then-be-unhealthy; wrap the upgrade deploy so BOTH paths trigger the
snapshot-restore rollback instead of crashing the reconcile unit.
- set_env: ensure trailing newline before append (keycloak .env.sample ends
with a newline-less #COMPOSE_FILE comment, so a bare append glued DOMAIN onto
it -> DOMAIN unset -> KC_HOSTNAME=https:// -> crash-loop). Same bite fixed in
backupbot.nix.
- converge skips the (forced) redeploy when keycloak already serves 200, so an
activation/boot is a true no-op (no JVM-restart blip) and only redeploys when
down/crash-looping. Health-wait extended to 15min.
Verified on cc-ci: nixos-rebuild switch -> warm-keycloak.service active,
'no-op converge', system running (0 failed), /realms/master=200.
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nix/modules/warm-keycloak.nix: idempotent systemd oneshot (like deploy-proxy)
that converges a live-warm shared keycloak at warm-keycloak.ci.commoninternet.net
pinned to 10.7.1+26.6.2, secrets generated only-if-missing (never
rotate a live provider), waits /realms/master=200. Re-warmable from scratch
(D8/WC8). Wired into hosts/cc-ci/configuration.nix.
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sso.py: list_realms, delete_keycloak_realm (idempotent, refuses master),
realms_to_reap (pure, concurrency-safe predicate), reap_orphaned_realms.
The per-run realm is the isolation unit on a shared live-warm keycloak;
orphans (crashed runs) reaped by hex not mapping to a live app stack.
+8 unit tests (tests/unit/test_warm_realm.py); 43 unit pass on cc-ci.
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In-flight Q3.2 iteration (NOT yet live-verified — needs a lasuite-drive deploy
once the warm keycloak from Phase 2w is available). Phase 2 paused here per
operator interjection of Phase 2w; state preserved.
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