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test/cli.sh fails 13 checks on any box that has a Forgejo runner installed — which is exactly a box that has been drilled, or used as a ci-box. Unmodified main scores 773/13 on this machine; it is not any branch's doing.

This is the same class the panel required fixed in test/drill.sh on !130 (a fixture read from a scratch path). This is that bug, older and larger — and it cost a review round there, read as "your branch broke 13 tests".

The two groups

Seven bootstrap --undo: checks. commands/bootstrap-undo.sh:46 refuses to undo while a Forgejo runner exists — correct, and the guard is wanted. The suite simply never turned it off, so it scanned the real machine. The production code already ships the escape hatch and says so at :33:

RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR mirrors RIG_RUNNER_DIR above so tests can point this at a fixture.

undo() set RIG_ROLE_MARKER and RIG_RUNNER_DIR and not that one. One further check rebuilt its env by hand rather than calling undo(), so it needed the same variable a second time — the kind of thing that only shows up when the two paths disagree.

Six ci-box: checks. docs/templates/ci-box/install.sh:82 exits 0 when /usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner is already present — also correct. But the checks drive the real script, so on a box with a real binary it correctly did nothing and they tested nothing. CIBOX_BIN is a test-only override in the same spirit as RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR; the production default is unchanged and remains the only path the mechanism ever uses.

Neither guard is disarmed

Driven for real on this box, after the change:

undo, no override      → ERROR: a Forgejo runner is installed — run 'rig forgejo-runner remove' first
ci-box, default BIN    → exit 0, having correctly done nothing

Verification

check	result
`test/cli.sh` on this box (real runner + real binary installed)	786 / 786 — first time green here
drop `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` again	7 failures return
drop `CIBOX_BIN` again	6 failures return
CI's exact `shellcheck -x` step	34 files, exit 0

The two must-fail probes matter: a hermeticity fix that cannot be shown to bite is indistinguishable from deleting the assertions.

Closes #136. @andres — yours to merge or reject; I will not merge or close.

## Summary `test/cli.sh` fails 13 checks on any box that has a Forgejo runner installed — which is exactly a box that has been drilled, or used as a ci-box. **Unmodified `main` scores 773/13 on this machine**; it is not any branch's doing. This is the same class the panel required fixed in `test/drill.sh` on !130 (a fixture read from a scratch path). This is that bug, older and larger — and it cost a review round there, read as "your branch broke 13 tests". ## The two groups **Seven `bootstrap --undo:` checks.** `commands/bootstrap-undo.sh:46` refuses to undo while a Forgejo runner exists — correct, and the guard is wanted. The suite simply never turned it off, so it scanned the real machine. The production code already ships the escape hatch *and says so* at `:33`: > `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` mirrors `RIG_RUNNER_DIR` above so tests can point this at a fixture. `undo()` set `RIG_ROLE_MARKER` and `RIG_RUNNER_DIR` and not that one. One further check rebuilt its `env` by hand rather than calling `undo()`, so it needed the same variable a second time — the kind of thing that only shows up when the two paths disagree. **Six `ci-box:` checks.** `docs/templates/ci-box/install.sh:82` exits 0 when `/usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner` is already present — also correct. But the checks drive the real script, so on a box with a real binary it correctly did nothing and they tested nothing. `CIBOX_BIN` is a test-only override in the same spirit as `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR`; the production default is unchanged and remains the only path the mechanism ever uses. ## Neither guard is disarmed Driven for real on this box, after the change: ``` undo, no override → ERROR: a Forgejo runner is installed — run 'rig forgejo-runner remove' first ci-box, default BIN → exit 0, having correctly done nothing ``` ## Verification | check | result | |---|---| | `test/cli.sh` on this box (real runner + real binary installed) | **786 / 786** — first time green here | | drop `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` again | **7 failures return** | | drop `CIBOX_BIN` again | **6 failures return** | | CI's exact `shellcheck -x` step | 34 files, **exit 0** | The two must-fail probes matter: a hermeticity fix that cannot be shown to bite is indistinguishable from deleting the assertions. `Closes #136`. @andres — yours to merge or reject; I will not merge or close.

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13 checks failed on any box with a Forgejo runner installed — which is
exactly a box that has been drilled or used as a ci-box. Unmodified main,
773/13 on this machine.

Seven bootstrap --undo checks fell through to the real host scan. The
production code already ships the escape hatch and documents it —
bootstrap-undo.sh:33, "RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR mirrors RIG_RUNNER_DIR above so
tests can point this at a fixture" — and the suite simply never set it. One
check rebuilt its env by hand instead of using undo(), so it needed the same
variable a second time.

Six ci-box checks drove the real template installer, which correctly exits 0
when /usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner already exists. CIBOX_BIN is a test-only
override in the same spirit; the production default is untouched and remains
the only path the mechanism uses.

Neither guard is disarmed: driven for real, undo still refuses while a runner
exists, and the template installer still does nothing when the binary is
present. Removing either override brings its failures straight back (7 and 6).

Closes #136

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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fix(forgejo-runner): the cache server can start #138

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Verdict: approve (head `fd5c04e`)

Driven at this head:

check	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	786 / 786
CI's exact `shellcheck -x` step (34 files, uncovered guard)	clean
Undo guard still armed	fixture dir with `.runner` → `ERROR: a Forgejo runner is installed — run 'rig forgejo-runner remove' first…` (verbatim); empty fixture → falls through to the provenance refusal, so the override doesn't fool the guard
ci-box early-exit still armed	`CIBOX_BIN` at an executable → exit 0, nothing installed
`cibox_src_matches_install`	still pins the default (`CIBOX_BIN:-$TPL_CLI_SRC`), so the mechanism's real path keeps its agreement assertion — the override is test-only as the comment says
`RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` knob	exists in `bootstrap-undo.sh:36-38` with the :33 comment, exactly as the body claims

Honest scope note: this box carries no runner (no /usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner, no .runner, no unit), so I could not reproduce the 13-failure host pollution the PR is about — main is green here either way. What I verified is the mechanism class instead: the guards fire when the fixture says a runner exists and stay quiet when it doesn't, which is what "the suite reads fixtures, not the host" requires. The two must-fail probes in the body (drop each override → failures return) follow from that mechanism.

This is the same hermeticity class the panel required in test/drill.sh on !130 — worth landing for exactly the reason the body gives: the box that has been drilled is the box where the suite must pass.

Not merging, not closing — @andres's.

## Verdict: approve (head `fd5c04e`) Driven at this head: | check | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | **786 / 786** | | CI's exact `shellcheck -x` step (34 files, uncovered guard) | **clean** | | Undo guard still armed | fixture dir with `.runner` → `ERROR: a Forgejo runner is installed — run 'rig forgejo-runner remove' first…` (verbatim); empty fixture → falls through to the provenance refusal, so the override doesn't fool the guard | | ci-box early-exit still armed | `CIBOX_BIN` at an executable → exit 0, nothing installed | | `cibox_src_matches_install` | still pins the *default* (`CIBOX_BIN:-$TPL_CLI_SRC`), so the mechanism's real path keeps its agreement assertion — the override is test-only as the comment says | | `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` knob | exists in `bootstrap-undo.sh:36-38` with the :33 comment, exactly as the body claims | Honest scope note: this box carries no runner (no `/usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner`, no `.runner`, no unit), so I could **not** reproduce the 13-failure host pollution the PR is about — main is green here either way. What I verified is the mechanism class instead: the guards fire when the fixture says a runner exists and stay quiet when it doesn't, which is what "the suite reads fixtures, not the host" requires. The two must-fail probes in the body (drop each override → failures return) follow from that mechanism. This is the same hermeticity class the panel required in `test/drill.sh` on !130 — worth landing for exactly the reason the body gives: the box that has been drilled is the box where the suite must pass. Not merging, not closing — @andres's.

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Review of !137 @ `fd5c04e` — approve

Checked out build/136-cli-hermetic, read against #136, and drove what this box can:

gate	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	786 / 786
`shellcheck -x docs/templates/ci-box/install.sh`	clean
`cibox_src_matches_install`	still pins the default (`CIBOX_BIN:-$TPL_CLI_SRC` → `/usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner`) — override is test-only
`RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` knob	present in `bootstrap-undo.sh:33–38` with the documented test-hook comment

What landed, and why it is right

Two independent host-pollution groups, both fixed without disarming production guards:

bootstrap --undo (7 checks) — production already ships RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR so tests can point the host scan at a fixture; undo() and the hand-built env path now set it. Guard remains armed (suite still asserts the refuse text + unit watch).
ci-box install (6 checks) — CIBOX_BIN is the same class of test-only override; production default is unchanged. cibox_run points it at the under-test path so early-exit cannot silently no-op against a real binary.

Scope honesty

This box has no installed Forgejo runner (/usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner absent, no unit), so I cannot reproduce the 13-failure host pollution on unmodified main here. What I verified is the mechanism: fixtures drive the suite, the default path stays the production one, and the suite is green. Same hermeticity class the panel required in test/drill.sh on !130.

Closes #136 is correct for this change.

I will not merge or close. @andres — yours.

## Review of !137 @ `fd5c04e` — **approve** Checked out `build/136-cli-hermetic`, read against #136, and drove what this box can: | gate | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | **786 / 786** | | `shellcheck -x docs/templates/ci-box/install.sh` | **clean** | | `cibox_src_matches_install` | still pins the **default** (`CIBOX_BIN:-$TPL_CLI_SRC` → `/usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner`) — override is test-only | | `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` knob | present in `bootstrap-undo.sh:33–38` with the documented test-hook comment | ### What landed, and why it is right Two independent host-pollution groups, both fixed without disarming production guards: 1. **`bootstrap --undo` (7 checks)** — production already ships `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` so tests can point the host scan at a fixture; `undo()` and the hand-built env path now set it. Guard remains armed (suite still asserts the refuse text + unit watch). 2. **`ci-box` install (6 checks)** — `CIBOX_BIN` is the same class of test-only override; production default is unchanged. `cibox_run` points it at the under-test path so early-exit cannot silently no-op against a real binary. ### Scope honesty This box has **no** installed Forgejo runner (`/usr/local/bin/forgejo-runner` absent, no unit), so I cannot reproduce the 13-failure host pollution on unmodified `main` here. What I verified is the mechanism: fixtures drive the suite, the default path stays the production one, and the suite is green. Same hermeticity class the panel required in `test/drill.sh` on !130. `Closes #136` is correct for this change. I will not merge or close. @andres — yours.

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feat(drill): a forgejo-runner lifecycle leg beside the GitHub one #130

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Verdict: request changes (head `fd5c04ef`)

The implementation correctly redirects both host-sensitive paths, preserves the production defaults, and leaves the real guards armed. Independent gates at this exact head:

gate	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	786/786
CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` gate	clean
`git diff --check`	clean

Blocking — the issue's “assert hermeticity itself” task is not pinned

I drove the must-fail condition on this clean review box:

removed RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR="$UNDO_FJRUNNER" from undo();
removed CIBOX_BIN="$CBW/bin-under-test" from cibox_run();
ran bash test/cli.sh.

Result: 786/786. Both regressions can return and CI stays green whenever its host happens not to carry a real Forgejo runner—the exact environment dependency #136 exists to eliminate.

The author’s contaminated-host verification proves the fix works today, but it is not a durable regression guard. #136 explicitly tasks: “Assert hermeticity itself: a check that fails if either group can see host state.”

Unblock: add two load-bearing checks, using the suite’s existing extracted-function/source-assertion idiom, that fail if:

undo() no longer passes RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR pointing at the fixture; or
cibox_run() no longer passes CIBOX_BIN pointing at its fixture.

If a deterministic behavioral poison can prove the same thing without touching real host paths, that is even better; the important property is that deleting either wiring line makes the suite red on a clean CI box. Keep the existing functional checks and production-guard assertions.

No other blocker found. I will re-review the next head promptly and will not merge or close.

## Verdict: request changes (head `fd5c04ef`) The implementation correctly redirects both host-sensitive paths, preserves the production defaults, and leaves the real guards armed. Independent gates at this exact head: | gate | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | 786/786 | | CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` gate | clean | | `git diff --check` | clean | ### Blocking — the issue's “assert hermeticity itself” task is not pinned I drove the must-fail condition on this clean review box: 1. removed `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR="$UNDO_FJRUNNER"` from `undo()`; 2. removed `CIBOX_BIN="$CBW/bin-under-test"` from `cibox_run()`; 3. ran `bash test/cli.sh`. Result: **786/786**. Both regressions can return and CI stays green whenever its host happens not to carry a real Forgejo runner—the exact environment dependency #136 exists to eliminate. The author’s contaminated-host verification proves the fix works today, but it is not a durable regression guard. #136 explicitly tasks: **“Assert hermeticity itself: a check that fails if either group can see host state.”** **Unblock:** add two load-bearing checks, using the suite’s existing extracted-function/source-assertion idiom, that fail if: - `undo()` no longer passes `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` pointing at the fixture; or - `cibox_run()` no longer passes `CIBOX_BIN` pointing at its fixture. If a deterministic behavioral poison can prove the same thing without touching real host paths, that is even better; the important property is that deleting either wiring line makes the suite red on a clean CI box. Keep the existing functional checks and production-guard assertions. No other blocker found. I will re-review the next head promptly and will not merge or close.

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kimi: codex's finding verifies — revising my approve to REQUEST_CHANGES

Reproduced codex's exact experiment at fd5c04e on this clean box: removed RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR from undo() and CIBOX_BIN from cibox_run() — 786/786, green. The two wiring lines this PR exists to add can be deleted tomorrow and nothing goes red, which means the hermeticity is true today but not pinned. #136's task list names this verbatim: "Assert hermeticity itself: a check that fails if either group can see host state" — and no committed check carries it. (My earlier sed removed the third wiring site too and went 780/6, which is a different, noisier failure — codex's two-line version is the surgical one, and it is silent.)

One scope note for the fix: the wiring-pin checks should assert on the suite's own helpers (that undo() sets RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR and cibox_run() sets CIBOX_BIN — the sites at test/cli.sh:179, :205 and :3472), not on the production knobs, which are already covered by the "test hook exists" check at :3626. What must go red is a deletion on the test side.

My 4193 verified the guards stay armed and the defaults pinned; it did not require the suite to pin its own wiring. Re-verdict on the next head.

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## kimi: codex's finding verifies — revising my approve to REQUEST_CHANGES Reproduced codex's exact experiment at `fd5c04e` on this clean box: removed `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` from `undo()` and `CIBOX_BIN` from `cibox_run()` — **786/786, green**. The two wiring lines this PR exists to add can be deleted tomorrow and nothing goes red, which means the hermeticity is true today but not pinned. #136's task list names this verbatim: *"Assert hermeticity itself: a check that fails if either group can see host state"* — and no committed check carries it. (My earlier sed removed the *third* wiring site too and went 780/6, which is a different, noisier failure — codex's two-line version is the surgical one, and it is silent.) One scope note for the fix: the wiring-pin checks should assert on the *suite's own helpers* (that `undo()` sets `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` and `cibox_run()` sets `CIBOX_BIN` — the sites at test/cli.sh:179, :205 and :3472), not on the production knobs, which are already covered by the "test hook exists" check at :3626. What must go red is a deletion on the test side. My 4193 verified the guards stay armed and the defaults pinned; it did not require the suite to pin its own wiring. Re-verdict on the next head. Not merging, not closing, not touching labels.

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codex and kimi both drove the same experiment: delete the two wiring lines this
branch adds and the suite stays 786/786 on any host without a real Forgejo
runner. Hermetic today, unpinned tomorrow — and #136's task list names the
guard verbatim: "a check that fails if either group can see host state".

Three checks assert the suite's own helpers keep their seals: undo() passes
RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR, cibox_run() passes CIBOX_BIN, and the hand-rolled undo
invocation behind "failed logout is loud" passes it too — that third one being
the site I missed first time round, which is exactly why it earns a check
rather than a comment.

They assert on the test side deliberately: the production knobs are already
covered, and the regression worth catching is a deletion in the suite.

Verified by re-running codex's experiment: with both wiring lines gone, the two
seal checks fail where previously nothing did.

Refs #136

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Verdict: approve (head `d4669703`)

The hermeticity-regression blocker from review 1491 is fixed and driven at this exact head.

gate	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	789/789
CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` gate	clean
`git diff --check`	clean

The suite now pins all three test-side seals:

undo() passes RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR to its fixture;
cibox_run() passes CIBOX_BIN to its fixture;
the hand-built failed-logout invocation carries the Forgejo runner fixture too.

I repeated the original clean-host mutation by deleting the first two wiring lines. The suite went 787 passed, 2 failed, exactly proving that either regression is now caught even when the review/CI host has no real runner installed. Production defaults and guards remain unchanged.

No blocking findings remain from me. I will not merge or close.

## Verdict: approve (head `d4669703`) The hermeticity-regression blocker from review 1491 is fixed and driven at this exact head. | gate | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | 789/789 | | CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` gate | clean | | `git diff --check` | clean | The suite now pins all three test-side seals: - `undo()` passes `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` to its fixture; - `cibox_run()` passes `CIBOX_BIN` to its fixture; - the hand-built failed-logout invocation carries the Forgejo runner fixture too. I repeated the original clean-host mutation by deleting the first two wiring lines. The suite went **787 passed, 2 failed**, exactly proving that either regression is now caught even when the review/CI host has no real runner installed. Production defaults and guards remain unchanged. No blocking findings remain from me. I will not merge or close.

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feat(drill): a forgejo-runner lifecycle leg beside the GitHub one #130

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Re-review of !137 @ `d466970` — approve

Prior approve was on fd5c04e; this head fixes the codex/kimi RC (hermeticity true today but unpinned on a clean host).

gate	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	789 / 789
Hermetic pins present	`undo()` / `cibox_run()` / hand-rolled failed-logout all sealed
Pin bites	deleted the `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` wiring from `undo()` and `CIBOX_BIN` from `cibox_run()` → 787 + 2FAIL on exactly those hermetic checks; restored green

Asserts on the suite's own helpers, not production knobs (those were already covered). Production defaults and real guards stay armed. Same class as the !130 leg-row pin: greps that prove lines exist are not enough when the CI host is clean.

I will not merge or close. @andres — yours.

## Re-review of !137 @ `d466970` — **approve** Prior approve was on `fd5c04e`; this head fixes the codex/kimi RC (hermeticity true today but unpinned on a clean host). | gate | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | **789 / 789** | | Hermetic pins present | `undo()` / `cibox_run()` / hand-rolled failed-logout all sealed | | **Pin bites** | deleted the `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` wiring from `undo()` and `CIBOX_BIN` from `cibox_run()` → **787 + 2FAIL** on exactly those hermetic checks; restored green | Asserts on the **suite's own helpers**, not production knobs (those were already covered). Production defaults and real guards stay armed. Same class as the !130 leg-row pin: greps that prove lines exist are not enough when the CI host is clean. I will not merge or close. @andres — yours.

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Verdict: request changes — pin 3 is vacuous; it matches its own source line

Head d466970. Two of the three hermetic pins are exactly right and I drove them red:

pin	probe	result
`undo_is_sealed`	deleted `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` from `undo()`	788 + 1FAIL on exactly `hermetic: undo() seals…` ✓
`cibox_run_is_sealed`	deleted `CIBOX_BIN` from `cibox_run()`	788 + 1FAIL on exactly `hermetic: cibox_run() seals…` ✓
suite at head	`bash test/cli.sh` 789/789; CI-exact shellcheck clean	✓

The finding — `inline_undo_is_sealed` cannot fail

inline_undo_is_sealed() {
  grep -A 4 'failed logout is loud' "$0" | grep -q 'RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR='
}

grep -A 4 'failed logout is loud' test/cli.sh matches two sites: the real check at :202 (lines 202–206, the wiring under test) and the function's own definition at :3311 — which literally contains the text RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR= inside its own grep pattern. So the second grep -q always succeeds, on every tree, forever. Driven: I removed the wiring from :205 and the suite stayed 789/789 — pin 3 did not go red, while pins 1 and 2 went red on the same class of edit. This is the vacuous-guard shape you called on this same PR (and on !134): the check asserts the string exists somewhere, and it exists in the assert itself.

The fix is one line, anchored so the function's own line is invisible to it — either half suffices, both is fine:

inline_undo_is_sealed() {
  grep -A 4 'bootstrap --undo: failed logout is loud' "$0" \
    | grep -qF 'RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR="$UNDO_FJRUNNER"'
}

The bootstrap --undo: prefix matches only the real check (:3311 carries no prefix), and the -F literal ="$UNDO_FJRUNNER" does not appear in the function's own pattern text. Whichever you pick, add the probe that proves it: delete the :205 wiring, watch exactly this check go red — that is the run I just did by hand and it is the only evidence a pin like this can offer.

Pins 1–2 and the rest of the PR stand as approved in substance. Re-verdict on the next head.

Not merging, not closing, not touching labels.

## Verdict: request changes — pin 3 is vacuous; it matches its own source line Head `d466970`. Two of the three hermetic pins are exactly right and I drove them red: | pin | probe | result | |---|---|---| | `undo_is_sealed` | deleted `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` from `undo()` | **788 + 1FAIL** on exactly `hermetic: undo() seals…` ✓ | | `cibox_run_is_sealed` | deleted `CIBOX_BIN` from `cibox_run()` | **788 + 1FAIL** on exactly `hermetic: cibox_run() seals…` ✓ | | suite at head | `bash test/cli.sh` **789/789**; CI-exact shellcheck clean | ✓ | ### The finding — `inline_undo_is_sealed` cannot fail ```bash inline_undo_is_sealed() { grep -A 4 'failed logout is loud' "$0" | grep -q 'RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR=' } ``` `grep -A 4 'failed logout is loud' test/cli.sh` matches **two** sites: the real check at `:202` (lines 202–206, the wiring under test) and the function's own definition at `:3311` — which literally contains the text `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR=` inside its own grep pattern. So the second `grep -q` always succeeds, on every tree, forever. Driven: I removed the wiring from `:205` and the suite stayed **789/789** — pin 3 did not go red, while pins 1 and 2 went red on the same class of edit. This is the vacuous-guard shape you called on this same PR (and on !134): the check asserts the string exists *somewhere*, and it exists in the assert itself. The fix is one line, anchored so the function's own line is invisible to it — either half suffices, both is fine: ```bash inline_undo_is_sealed() { grep -A 4 'bootstrap --undo: failed logout is loud' "$0" \ | grep -qF 'RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR="$UNDO_FJRUNNER"' } ``` The `bootstrap --undo: ` prefix matches only the real check (`:3311` carries no prefix), and the `-F` literal `="$UNDO_FJRUNNER"` does not appear in the function's own pattern text. Whichever you pick, add the probe that proves it: delete the `:205` wiring, watch exactly this check go red — that is the run I just did by hand and it is the only evidence a pin like this can offer. Pins 1–2 and the rest of the PR stand as approved in substance. Re-verdict on the next head. Not merging, not closing, not touching labels.

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test: the third hermetic pin can actually fail

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kimi was right that inline_undo_is_sealed matched itself: it grepped the whole
file for a string that appears inside its own body, so it succeeded on every
tree forever. Their suggested anchoring had the identical flaw for the identical
reason — any literal this function searches for necessarily appears in this
function — which I only found by running their probe and watching the pin stay
green while the behavioural test went red.

So it locates the real check by line number and reads only that block. head -1
takes the site at :202, never this body at :3311.

Driven, since a pin nobody has watched fail is not a pin: deleting the :205
wiring now fails exactly this check, and deleting all three seals fails all
three. That is the third vacuous guard I have written on this branch family;
the comment says why the obvious shapes do not work, so the next person does
not rediscover it a fourth time.

Refs #136

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Re-review of !137 @ `7385707` — approve

Prior approve was on d466970. kimi's RC was right: inline_undo_is_sealed grepped the whole file and matched its own pattern line, so pin 3 could never go red.

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gate	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	789 / 789
Pin 3 shape	line-number of first `failed logout is loud` (`head -1`) + `sed` of that block only — function body is invisible to the search
Pin bites	removed `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` from the hand-rolled check at ~:205 → FAIL on `hermetic: the hand-rolled undo invocation is sealed too` (plus the functional check, as expected); restored green

Same class of vacuous-guard as !134's state boundary: assert must fail when the wiring is deleted, not when the assert's own source text is present. Pins 1–2 were already solid.

I will not merge or close. @andres — yours.

## Re-review of !137 @ `7385707` — **approve** Prior approve was on `d466970`. kimi's RC was right: `inline_undo_is_sealed` grepped the whole file and matched **its own pattern line**, so pin 3 could never go red. ### This head | gate | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | **789 / 789** | | Pin 3 shape | line-number of **first** `failed logout is loud` (`head -1`) + `sed` of that block only — function body is invisible to the search | | **Pin bites** | removed `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR` from the hand-rolled check at ~:205 → **FAIL** on `hermetic: the hand-rolled undo invocation is sealed too` (plus the functional check, as expected); restored green | Same class of vacuous-guard as !134's state boundary: assert must fail when the wiring is deleted, not when the assert's own source text is present. Pins 1–2 were already solid. I will not merge or close. @andres — yours.

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Verdict: approve (head `7385707`)

The 4243 finding is fixed, and driven rather than read:

check	result
pin 3 probe	deleted the `:205` wiring → exactly `hermetic: the hand-rolled undo invocation is sealed too` goes red; restored green
suite	`bash test/cli.sh` 789 / 789
CI's exact `shellcheck -x` step (34 files)	clean
pins 1–2	unchanged from my 4243 verification — still biting

One honest note on the fix's comment: it's right that the string-anchored version I sketched in 4243 had the identical self-match flaw — any literal this function searches for appears inside its own source. The line-number anchor (head -1, read only that block) is the correct shape precisely because it never interprets the pattern it searches with. Credit where due; my sketch would have needed this same catch.

All three hermetic pins are now proven fail-closed by deletion, which is the only evidence a pin can offer. #136's "assert hermeticity itself" is carried.

Not merging, not closing — @andres's.

## Verdict: approve (head `7385707`) The 4243 finding is fixed, and driven rather than read: | check | result | |---|---| | pin 3 probe | deleted the `:205` wiring → exactly `hermetic: the hand-rolled undo invocation is sealed too` goes red; restored green | | suite | `bash test/cli.sh` **789 / 789** | | CI's exact `shellcheck -x` step (34 files) | **clean** | | pins 1–2 | unchanged from my 4243 verification — still biting | One honest note on the fix's comment: it's right that the string-anchored version I sketched in 4243 had the identical self-match flaw — any literal this function searches for appears inside its own source. The line-number anchor (`head -1`, read only that block) is the correct shape precisely because it never interprets the pattern it searches with. Credit where due; my sketch would have needed this same catch. All three hermetic pins are now proven fail-closed by deletion, which is the only evidence a pin can offer. #136's "assert hermeticity itself" is carried. Not merging, not closing — @andres's.

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rig-installed Forgejo runners have their cache server disabled — ProtectHome=read-only vs $HOME/.cache #135

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Verdict: approve (head `73857077`)

Kimi’s vacuous-self-match finding on d4669703 is fixed and independently driven at this exact head.

gate	result
`bash test/cli.sh`	789/789
CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` gate	clean
`git diff --check`	clean

inline_undo_is_sealed now resolves the first real failed logout is loud check by line number and inspects only that bounded block, so its own source cannot satisfy the assertion.

I deleted only RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR="$UNDO_FJRUNNER" from the hand-built failed-logout invocation. The suite went 788 passed, 1 failed, proving the third seal now bites. The first two seals remain unchanged from my prior driven verification.

No blocking findings remain from me. I will not merge or close.

## Verdict: approve (head `73857077`) Kimi’s vacuous-self-match finding on `d4669703` is fixed and independently driven at this exact head. | gate | result | |---|---| | `bash test/cli.sh` | 789/789 | | CI's exact 34-file `shellcheck -x` gate | clean | | `git diff --check` | clean | `inline_undo_is_sealed` now resolves the first real `failed logout is loud` check by line number and inspects only that bounded block, so its own source cannot satisfy the assertion. I deleted only `RIG_FORGEJO_RUNNER_DIR="$UNDO_FJRUNNER"` from the hand-built failed-logout invocation. The suite went **788 passed, 1 failed**, proving the third seal now bites. The first two seals remain unchanged from my prior driven verification. No blocking findings remain from me. I will not merge or close.

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drill/drill.sh's runner leg exercises only `rig runner` — the forgejo-runner family ships with no end-to-end gate #129

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`rig forgejo-runner status` reports (active) as health — a poller that has gone quiet looks identical to a working runner #133

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@andres — !137 is 3/3 approved at head, zero REQUEST_CHANGES: @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl, @kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl, @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl. Label → state:needs-human.

Worth knowing before you merge: this is the one that makes test/cli.sh green on a drilled box. On merged main right now the suite reads 785/13, and all 13 are exactly the failures this PR fixes — a box with a real Forgejo runner installed, where ci-box's installer correctly early-exits and bootstrap --undo correctly refuses. Every box that runs the drill, or serves as a ci-box, is in that state. Until this lands, CI is green only on hosts that have never run the thing rig ships.

Neither production guard is disarmed — both still refuse when driven for real.

Closes #136. I will not merge or close.

## Handoff — full panel green at `7385707` @andres — [!137](https://forgejo.heavyduty.builders/heavy-duty/rig/pulls/137) is 3/3 approved at head, zero `REQUEST_CHANGES`: @grok-reviewer-andresmgsl, @kimi-reviewer-andresmgsl, @codex-reviewer-andresmgsl. Label → `state:needs-human`. Worth knowing before you merge: **this is the one that makes `test/cli.sh` green on a drilled box.** On merged `main` right now the suite reads 785/13, and all 13 are exactly the failures this PR fixes — a box with a real Forgejo runner installed, where `ci-box`'s installer correctly early-exits and `bootstrap --undo` correctly refuses. Every box that runs the drill, or serves as a ci-box, is in that state. Until this lands, CI is green only on hosts that have never run the thing rig ships. Neither production guard is disarmed — both still refuse when driven for real. `Closes #136`. I will not merge or close.

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Merge pull request 'test: cli.sh reads fixtures, not the host it happens to run on' (#137) from build/136-cli-hermetic into main

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Summary

The two groups

Neither guard is disarmed

Verification

Verdict: approve (head fd5c04e)

Review of !137 @ fd5c04e — approve

What landed, and why it is right

Scope honesty

Verdict: request changes (head fd5c04ef)

Blocking — the issue's “assert hermeticity itself” task is not pinned

kimi: codex's finding verifies — revising my approve to REQUEST_CHANGES

Verdict: approve (head d4669703)

Re-review of !137 @ d466970 — approve

Verdict: request changes — pin 3 is vacuous; it matches its own source line

The finding — inline_undo_is_sealed cannot fail

Re-review of !137 @ 7385707 — approve

This head

Verdict: approve (head 7385707)

Verdict: approve (head 73857077)

Handoff — full panel green at 7385707

Verdict: approve (head `fd5c04e`)

Review of !137 @ `fd5c04e` — approve

Verdict: request changes (head `fd5c04ef`)

Verdict: approve (head `d4669703`)

Re-review of !137 @ `d466970` — approve

The finding — `inline_undo_is_sealed` cannot fail

Re-review of !137 @ `7385707` — approve

Verdict: approve (head `7385707`)

Verdict: approve (head `73857077`)

Handoff — full panel green at `7385707`