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Stage 1 of #1980 (approach C, queue task 3275): the entrypoint refactor.
What
New internal/cli/run.go: Run(ctx, args, env, stdio) int owns everything main() used to do inline — global-flag parsing, App construction, dispatch through Handlers(), and handler-error → exit-code translation — and returns the exit code instead of calling os.Exit. Also Env (environ slice with Get/Lookup), Stdio{In, Out, Err} (nil field = os stream), App.Environ(), and the package-level cli.Version that main stamps from its -ldflags var.
cmd/mcpx/main.go shrinks to signal setup + cli.Version = version + os.Exit(cli.Run(...)) (25 lines, was 188).
looksRunnable / splitList move with the dispatch into internal/cli. The handlers table was already in-package as App.Handlers(), held against the exported declared table cli.Commands() by TestEveryDispatchedCommandIsDeclared — that guard now also guards Run's dispatch.
App gains one field, environ, where Run records the Env it was given.
Internals still read os.Getenv; Run records the Env but does not yet thread it through ResolvePaths / settings.Environ / plumbing. In-process tests use t.Setenv, no t.Parallel yet. That threading is stage 2.
Run's own dispatch-level output (version, unknown command/flag, handler errors) goes to the caller's Stdio; commands still write to the os streams directly until stage 2.
Remaining stages (task 3275 parks with these named)
Thread the environment from Run; dual-runner harness in testsupport/e2e (binary superset, in-process for the rest, daemon always a real process via autostart.bin).
Scriptable mock MCP server replacing fakemcp's compiled-in behaviour.
Verification
go vet ./cmd/mcpx ./internal/cli — clean; gofmt clean.
go test ./internal/cli ./cmd/mcpx -count=1 — pass (cli package 27.4s), including 7 new tests in run_test.go: version via Run, global-flag-then-version, unknown global flag → 2, unknown command → 2, help dispatch in-process, Env lookup, App.Environ fallback/precedence.
Binary smoke on the built artifact: mcpx --version → mcpx 0.1.0, exit 0; mcpx frobnicate-xyz → exit 2 with the unknown-command message, matching pre-refactor behaviour.
No test weakened or deleted; full e2e suite is CI's leg on this PR.
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Bug Fixes
Script failures now return their exit status consistently in text and JSON modes, rather than abruptly terminating the command runner.
Improvements
Version and global flags, help, commands, and direct script execution now follow a more consistent command flow.
Errors and cleanup are handled consistently across command execution paths, including when commands fail.
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Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go:
- Around line 136-138: Update Run to keep plumbing settings scoped to its
invocation instead of saving and restoring the shared plumbingApp global; pass
the invocation’s App settings to the clients that need them. Ensure overlapping
Run calls and later clients cannot observe another call’s settings or a
completed call’s App.
Walkthrough
The CLI executable now delegates invocation setup, argument parsing, command dispatch, and exit-status handling to cli.Run. The entry point accepts a context, arguments, environment, and streams, then returns an exit status without terminating the process.
Changes: In-process CLI entry point
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Invocation inputs and setup pkgs/mcpx/cmd/mcpx/main.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go
main passes the context, arguments, environment, and streams to cli.Run. Run scopes plumbing and paths-config state and closes inline daemons on return. Tests cover environment lookup and state restoration.
Argument parsing and command dispatch pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/flagreach_test.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go
Run parses global flags, handles help and version, validates settings, and dispatches commands, files, and source snippets. Flag-reach checks batch canonical flags and aliases, with individual retries when needed.
Handler errors and exit statuses pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/commands.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/exec.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go
Script and remote execution paths return nonzero exit statuses as errors instead of calling os.Exit. Run maps handler errors to exit codes. Tests cover text and JSON results.
developing-today/code#2840: This PR addresses a timeout in TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue, which this PR changes to batch flag checks.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 2787b
The executable’s ordinary invocation remains unaffected by the identified new limitations. In-process callers should avoid overlapping invocations and should not expect supplied input streams to reach remote scripts. These bounded limitations warrant owner awareness before merging.
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pkgs/mcpx/cmd/mcpx/main.go
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…g seed per Run (#1980 stage 1, Codex)
Codex P1: commands.go/exec.go script paths called os.Exit on a nonzero script status, terminating an in-process caller of cli.Run and skipping its deferred CloseInline. They now return exitStatusError, an ExitCoder Run already translates into the process exit code; Run does not prefix it with mcpx: since the run already reported itself.
Codex P2: config.SetPathsConfigSeed is a package global; Run now clears it on entry and defers clearing it on exit, so a --paths-config seed cannot leak between sequential in-process invocations.
… Codex P1)
Codex round 2 (PR #2714): the stage-1 tests would still pass with either round-1 bug restored. Add failing-first regressions: a script exiting 3 through cli.Run returns 3 in both the local text and local JSON paths (mutation-checked: restoring os.Exit in the JSON branch kills the test binary with exit status 3); renderExecResult returns an ExitCoder for a nonzero daemon-side result in text and JSON shapes (remote path); sequential Run calls do not inherit a --paths-config seed (seed visible via config.ResolveChainFrom before, absent after flagless and flagged Runs).
CI verdict on 61a3d0f (queue task 3275, lane A): stress leg still red — internal/cli FAIL 600.093s, test timeout 10m (run 41140869569); all other checks pass. This is aggregate package duration under race/shuffle/repeat, not the plumbing leak (that fix is in this head). Filed as #2859; stage 1 stays unmerged until stress is green.
Reproduced the stress timeout shape on the laptop worktree (queue/3275-1980-cli-run, at local merge 62c663c0d, one commit ahead of the PR head 61a3d0f8 — that merge commit is NOT yet pushed) and narrowed the failure mode:
Run
Shape
Result
1
go test ./internal/cli/ -run TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue -count=1
PASS, 20.4s
2
same test, -race -shuffle=on -count=3 -timeout 300s
PASS 69.0s, PASS 115.1s, third repeat hit the 300s package timeout mid-test
Reading: this is not a deterministic deadlock — the test passes repeatedly but gets monotonically slower per repeat (20s → 69s → 115s → >116s). Under the CI stress shape (whole package, -count=10, race/shuffle) the package's 600s budget is consumed and the panic names whichever test is running — this test is the slowest, so it is usually the named victim (cf. the PR #2840 stress log: package FAIL at 600.09s with this test at 35s elapsed). Something accumulates across repeats: first suspects are state the test/code leaves behind per run — note the untracked pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/logs/ directory sitting in this worktree — and the flagreach_test.go:99 -> root.go:67 path Lane E captured on 2026-10-30.
Next steps for the resume: (1) profile one slow repeat (CPU + what grows: files, goroutines, settings registry); (2) fix the accumulation or split the test's per-flag loop so a single run is bounded; (3) push the unpushed merge commit, re-run the package stress shape, then the stage-1 merge decision. This is also the #2859 stress-red that has been blocking other mcpx PRs' stress legs.
🤖 Queue worker (Lane D, task 3275) — flagreach profiling, 2026-10-31: the monotonic-slowdown diagnosis does not hold
Fresh per-repeat timings on the laptop worktree (@62c663c0d, same head as the Lane C evidence run):
Shape
Repeat timings
go test ./internal/cli/ -run TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue -count=3 -v (no race)
39.62s, 43.56s, 42.20s — flat
same, -race -shuffle=on -count=2 -v
108.36s, 111.42s — flat
Reading: there is no per-repeat accumulation to profile away. The test costs a flat ~40s per repeat (~110s under race, a ~2.7× race multiplier). Lane C's 69s → 115s → timeout series was two noisy samples plus a censored third. The CI stress shape runs the whole package at -count=10 with a 600s package timeout: this one test alone budgets ~1100s under race at count=10, so the package cannot pass that shape regardless of any other test — the panic names this test because it is the one running when the budget dies (consistent with the PR #2840 log and the #2859 main-wide red).
Fix directions for the resume session (pick one, in order of preference):
Make the test cheaper per pair — profile a single repeat (CPU) for the hot spot in bindFlags/applyPresets/settings resolution; the per-(command, flag) cost is the lever, not state growth.
Split the test by command into subtests / a separate package so the stress leg can shard it or give it its own timeout.
Exclude this guard from the count=10 stress shape (keep it in the basic leg) with the rationale recorded — it is a correctness guard, not a flake/race hunter.
Also: the unpushed merge 62c663c is now 175 commits behind origin/main — do NOT push it as-is; re-merge fresh in the resume session.
…1980)
TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue invoked every handler once
per (command, flag) pair, rebuilding the whole settings schema twice per
invocation (bindFlags, then Settings): O(commands x flags) schema builds
that made it the package's top duration contributor (14.5s of a single
no-race run) and blew the stress 600s budget under race/shuffle/repeat
(#2859). Batch instead: one invocation carrying every canonical flag and
one carrying every alias per command, with the same per-setting flag-layer
origin assertion. Flags the batch does not carry home (a requirement
refusing --mcp-spec=probe-value aborts the fold; two spellings of
--interpreter/--shell collide) fall back to their own invocation with the
original assertions verbatim, so coverage is unchanged: 0.62s, same
checked-pair floor.
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Stress-duration fix pushed as d775939 (queue worker, task 3275).
Root cause for #2859, measured not guessed: TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue invoked every handler once per (command, flag) pair, rebuilding the whole settings schema twice per invocation (bindFlags, then Settings) — O(commands x flags) schema builds, ~8000 invocations. CPU profile: settings.New 28%, Helpers/runOp table builds 14%.
Fix: one invocation per command carrying every canonical flag, one carrying every alias, with the same per-setting flag-layer origin assertion. Flags the batch does not carry home (a requirement refusing --mcp-spec=probe-value aborts the fold for every command; --interpreter/--shell collide as two spellings of one setting) fall back to their own invocation with the original assertions verbatim — checked-pair floor and refusal-proves-arrival semantics unchanged, no test weakened or deleted.
Before/after (laptop): test 14.45s -> 0.62s no-race (-count=1); -race -shuffle=on -count=5 green in 14s; full internal/cli package 17s (-count=1). Awaiting the stress leg on this head.
Assert the envelope's stdout in the failing JSON test.
TestRunScriptFailureReturnsStatusJSON checks ok and exitCode but not stdout. The text variant checks that before-exit appears in the output. Nothing checks the JSON stdout field on a failing script, so a change that drops it from the envelope would still pass.
🧪 Suggested test addition
var doc struct {
- OK bool `json:"ok"`- ExitCode int `json:"exitCode"`+ OK bool `json:"ok"`+ ExitCode int `json:"exitCode"`+ Stdout string `json:"stdout"`
}
if jerr := json.Unmarshal([]byte(jsonLineOf(t, out)), &doc); jerr != nil {
t.Fatalf("the JSON envelope should survive a failing script: %v\n%s", jerr, out)
}
if doc.OK || doc.ExitCode != 3 {
t.Fatalf("envelope = %+v, want ok=false exitCode=3", doc)
}
+ if !strings.Contains(doc.Stdout, "before-exit") {+ t.Fatalf("envelope stdout = %q, want it to contain before-exit", doc.Stdout)+ }
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go around lines 210 - 220:
Update TestRunScriptFailureReturnsStatusJSON to decode the envelope’s stdout
field and assert it contains before-exit, preserving the existing ok and
exitCode checks.
TestRunPathsConfigSeedDoesNotLeak asserts only that the seed is empty after each call. Its flagged call uses --version, which returns before settings resolve, so the test never reads the seed while the flag is in effect. If the --paths-config cases in Run stopped setting the seed, the test would still pass.
Add a case that runs a settings-consuming command through Run with --paths-config, then asserts that values from the seeded file apply. The existing TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue calls handlers directly and does not reach this capture, so it does not cover this path.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go around lines 301 - 307:
Extend TestRunPathsConfigSeedDoesNotLeak with a Run invocation that supplies
--paths-config to a settings-consuming command, then assert that the resolved
settings include values from the seeded file. Keep the existing checks that the
seed does not leak between calls.
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Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '1,175p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/flagreach_test.go
cat pkgs/mcpx/internal/AGENTS.md
sed -n '30,50p' pkgs/mcpx/docs/testing.md
sed -n '160,180p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/settings/wire.go
sed -n '320,360p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/settings.go
echo'----'
sed -n '180,200p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/settings.go
echo'----'
sed -n '95,120p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/settings/bind.go
echo'----'
sed -n '52,95p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/root.go
echo'----'
sed -n '165,176p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/settings/wire.go
echo'----'
sed -n '1,40p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/execflagcoverage.go
Repository: developing-today/code
Length of output: 7934
Test each alias of a setting in its own batch.
search.limit has two aliases, limit and n (settings/wire.go:172). The alias batch sends both in one invocation (flagreach_test.go:116). checkBatch passes when the path has flag origin, whichever alias set it. If --n stops reaching search.limit while --limit still works, the batch passes and checkSingle never tests --n alone. The previous per-flag loop tested each alias alone.
Send each alias index in its own batch, so each path appears at most once per batch. The extra cost is at most one invocation per command, because search.limit is the only setting with more than one alias.
Suggested fix
- var canonical, aliases []flagCase+ var canonical []flagCase+ var aliasRounds [][]flagCase
for _, s := range sch.ForCommand(cmdName) {
val := nonDefault(s)
if val == "" {
continue
}
if !handFlagsMeaningOther[cmd][s.FlagName()] {
canonical = append(canonical, flagCase{s.Path, "--" + s.FlagName() + "=" + val})
}
- for _, name := range s.FlagAliases {+ for i, name := range s.FlagAliases {
if handFlagsMeaningOther[cmd][name] {
continue
}
- aliases = append(aliases, flagCase{s.Path, "--" + name + "=" + val})+ for len(aliasRounds) <= i {+ aliasRounds = append(aliasRounds, nil)+ }+ aliasRounds[i] = append(aliasRounds[i], flagCase{s.Path, "--" + name + "=" + val})
}
}
checkBatch(canonical)
- checkBatch(aliases)+ for _, round := range aliasRounds {+ checkBatch(round)+ }
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/flagreach_test.go around lines 139 -
165:
Update the alias batching around `checkBatch` so each alias index is tested in a
separate batch, ensuring a setting with multiple aliases appears at most once
per batch. Replace the combined alias list with alias rounds and call
`checkBatch` for each round, while preserving the canonical batch and existing
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echo'--- stdio refs in run.go ---'
rg -n -e 'stdio' -- pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- Stdio literals with In across repo ---'
rg -n -e 'Stdio\{' -e 'In:' -- pkgs/mcpx ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- opts.Stdin consumers in execsvc ---'
rg -n -F -e 'Stdin' -- pkgs/mcpx/internal ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: developing-today/code
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Honor Stdio.In in Run, or document that remote scripts ignore it.
Run never reads stdio.In. A remote script takes the host's os.Stdin instead, or empty input when os.Stdin is a terminal. The Stdio comment says the struct holds the streams a Run invocation reads. Thread In through to execOnDaemon, or state in the comment that In is not read yet.
📝 Suggested comment update
--- "a/pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go"+++ "b/pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go"@@ -51,8 +51,9 @@
// falls back to the matching os stream, so the zero value behaves
// exactly like the binary. Stage 1: Run's own dispatch-level output
// (version, unknown command/flag, handler errors) goes to these
-// streams; commands still write to the os streams directly until the-// threading in stage 2 lands.+// streams; commands still write to the os streams directly until the+// threading in stage 2 lands. In is not read yet: remote scripts take+// os.Stdin, not In.
type Stdio struct {
In io.Reader
Out io.Writer
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Suggested change
// streams; commands still write to the os streams directly until the
// threading in stage 2 lands.
typeStdiostruct {
In io.Reader
Out io.Writer
// streams; commands still write to the os streams directly until the
// threading in stage 2 lands. In is not read yet: remote scripts take
// os.Stdin, not In.
typeStdiostruct {
In io.Reader
Out io.Writer
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go around lines 54 - 58:
Update the Stdio documentation near Run to state that In is not currently read
and remote scripts use os.Stdin instead; preserve the existing note that
commands write directly to the OS streams until stream threading is implemented.
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- bubbletea/tea.go at main · charmbracelet/bubbletea · GitHub — https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea/blob/main/tea.go
- bubbletea/options.go at main · charmbracelet/bubbletea · GitHub — https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea/blob/main/options.go
- tea package - github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea - Go Packages — https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea
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Return a failure status when the TUI fails to start or run.
A bare mcpx in a terminal returns 0 for every CmdTUI error. Errors from tui.Run, such as ErrProgramKilled after SIGTERM cancels the context, are dropped. The --tui branch returns 1 for the same error. Only the non-terminal fallback should print help and return 0.
Suggested fix
--- "a/pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go"+++ "b/pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go"@@ -219,16 +219,21 @@
}
}
if len(args) == 0 {
// Bare `mcpx` opens the browser when there is a terminal to draw on,
// and prints help when there is not. Help was the old behaviour and
// is still the right answer for a pipe; for a person at a prompt,
// a wall of usage is a worse first impression than the thing itself.
- if err := app.CmdTUI(ctx, nil); err != nil {- _ = app.CmdHelp(ctx, nil)- }- return 0+ if !isTerminal(os.Stdout) || !isTerminal(os.Stdin) {+ _ = app.CmdHelp(ctx, nil)+ return 0+ }+ if err := app.CmdTUI(ctx, nil); err != nil {+ fmt.Fprintln(stdio.err(), "mcpx:", err)+ return 1+ }+ return 0
}
cmd, rest := args[0], args[1:]
// The table lives in this package, beside Commands(), so a test can
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go around lines 227 - 230:
Update the bare-command flow around CmdTUI to return a failure status when the
TUI fails, rather than falling back to help and returning success. Use
isTerminal to keep the existing help-and-success behavior only for non-terminal
input or output; for terminal sessions, propagate the TUI failure as a nonzero
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What is verified now (head d7759395, worktree ~/git/fleet/3275-1980-stage1):
The blocking stress-duration test is fast again: go test ./internal/cli/ -run TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue -count=1 → ok 0.656s (previously 20.4s no-race, and the blocker mcpx: internal/cli package test duration exceeds the 600s stress timeout on PR 2714 (stage 1 of #1980) #2859 was internal/cli FAIL at the 600s stress timeout). The batching change is test-only (flagreach_test.go +62/−14) and keeps the per-setting flag-layer assertions plus the fallback for flags the batch cannot carry.
Coverage gap found while checking the PR (reporting, not assuming it ran):
This head has no PR-tier CI: the only check run is CodeRabbit (success). The mcpx workflow that used to produce pull_request runs now triggers only on push: [main], schedule and workflow_dispatch; nix-ci.yml (which owns the policy's merge-gate context basic: proxy port fallbacks) also has no pull_request trigger — its pull_request reference is only a job if: condition. So no PR in the repo can currently earn the required context; that is a repo-wide CI-policy gap, not a defect in this PR.
Consequence for stage 1: it cannot self-verify through CI until the PR tier is restored or the merge path is explicitly chosen, so I am not merging on local evidence alone.
Running when this note was written:go test ./internal/cli/ -race -shuffle=on -count=1 -timeout 15m on the same head, the shape that used to time out. Result not yet recorded; the next shift should read it before merging.
Resume shape: (1) finish/confirm the race+shuffle package run green; (2) decide the merge path for a PR with no PR-tier context (restore the trigger, or merge as a reviewed exception); (3) only then stages 2–4.
Resolve the module repoint (#4626): the branch's new cli.Run files move
from github.com/dezren39/mcpx to github.com/developing-today/code/pkgs/mcpx,
and cmd/mcpx/main.go keeps the slim signal+Run entrypoint on the new
import path. No behavioural change from the stage-1 head.
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looksRunnable returns source for any argument that contains (, ), {, }, ;, or another marker. It does this before os.Stat. An existing .py script whose name contains a marker, such as task(test).py, is therefore sent to CmdExec as program text, and the file is not run. Move the os.Stat check above the marker check.
Suggested fix
for _, ext := range []string{".ts", ".js", ".mts", ".mjs"} {
if strings.HasSuffix(arg, ext) {
return "file"
}
}
+ // An existing file is a file, even when its name holds a marker.+ if st, err := os.Stat(arg); err == nil && !st.IsDir() {+ return "file"+ }
// Deliberately narrow. An "=" alone is not evidence of source -- a
// mistyped flag has one -- and treating it as such would run a typo as a
// program. These markers do not occur in a command name.
if strings.ContainsAny(arg, "(){};") || strings.Contains(arg, "await ") ||
strings.Contains(arg, "console.") || strings.Contains(arg, "tools.") ||
strings.Contains(arg, "=>") {
return "source"
}
- if st, err := os.Stat(arg); err == nil && !st.IsDir() {- return "file"- }
return ""
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go around lines 106 - 108:
Update looksRunnable to check whether arg names an existing non-directory file
before checking source markers; return "file" for that case so filenames
containing marker characters are executed as files, while preserving the
existing extension and source-marker behavior.
TestRunPathsConfigSeedDoesNotLeak reads the seed only after the flagged Run returns. The --paths-config arms in run.go set the seed, but the test does not observe it during the call. If an arm consumed the flag without setting the seed, the flagged Run would still return 0 and Seeded would still be empty after it. The test would still pass. No other test in pkgs/mcpx runs --paths-config through Run.
Add a check that reads the seed while the flagged invocation runs. Keep the existing check that the seed is cleared after Run returns.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go around lines 300 - 308:
Update TestRunPathsConfigSeedDoesNotLeak to observe and assert that the seed is
set while the flagged Run invocation is active, using an existing in-call
observation point; keep the current assertion that the seed is cleared after Run
returns.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n 'plumbingApp|SetPlumbingSource|clientSettings' pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli | head -90
Repository: developing-today/code
Length of output: 1923
Script executed:
# Full Run body and surrounding context
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go | sed -n '100,302p'echo'----- client.go clientSettings and callers'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/client.go | sed -n '80,110p'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/client.go | sed -n '230,250p'echo'----- scripts.go plumbing readers'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/scripts.go | sed -n '45,115p'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/scripts.go | sed -n '150,170p'echo'----- connect.go'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/connect.go | sed -n '168,178p'echo'----- serialization / concurrency guards'
rg -n -F -e 'sync.Mutex' -e 'sync.RWMutex' -e 'sync.Once' -e 't.Parallel()' -e 'runMu' -- pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli pkgs/mcpx/cmd ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'----- Run callers'
rg -n -F -e 'cli.Run(' -e 'Run(ctx' -- pkgs/mcpx ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'----- run_test.go around plumbing restore'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run_test.go | sed -n '305,329p'
Repository: developing-today/code
Length of output: 20287
Scope plumbingApp to each Run call, or serialize Run.
Overlapping Run calls overwrite the shared plumbingApp global. The first call to return restores its predecessor, so the second call's later clients read the wrong settings. If the second call returns last, it restores the first call's finished App for later clients. Pass settings per invocation instead of through this global.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/run.go around lines 136 - 138:
Update Run to keep plumbing settings scoped to its invocation instead of saving
and restoring the shared plumbingApp global; pass the invocation’s App settings
to the clients that need them. Ensure overlapping Run calls and later clients
cannot observe another call’s settings or a completed call’s App.
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Stage 1 of #1980 (approach C, queue task 3275): the entrypoint refactor.
What
internal/cli/run.go:Run(ctx, args, env, stdio) intowns everythingmain()used to do inline — global-flag parsing, App construction, dispatch throughHandlers(), and handler-error → exit-code translation — and returns the exit code instead of callingos.Exit. AlsoEnv(environ slice withGet/Lookup),Stdio{In, Out, Err}(nil field = os stream),App.Environ(), and the package-levelcli.Versionthatmainstamps from its-ldflagsvar.cmd/mcpx/main.goshrinks to signal setup +cli.Version = version+os.Exit(cli.Run(...))(25 lines, was 188).looksRunnable/splitListmove with the dispatch intointernal/cli. The handlers table was already in-package asApp.Handlers(), held against the exported declared tablecli.Commands()byTestEveryDispatchedCommandIsDeclared— that guard now also guards Run's dispatch.Appgains one field,environ, where Run records the Env it was given.Stage-1 limits (per the plan on #1980)
os.Getenv; Run records the Env but does not yet thread it throughResolvePaths/settings.Environ/ plumbing. In-process tests uset.Setenv, not.Parallelyet. That threading is stage 2.Stdio; commands still write to the os streams directly until stage 2.Remaining stages (task 3275 parks with these named)
autostart.bin).MCPX_TEST_BINARY) +-cover/GOCOVERDIRbuild.Verification
go vet ./cmd/mcpx ./internal/cli— clean; gofmt clean.go test ./internal/cli ./cmd/mcpx -count=1— pass (cli package 27.4s), including 7 new tests inrun_test.go: version via Run, global-flag-then-version, unknown global flag → 2, unknown command → 2,helpdispatch in-process,Envlookup,App.Environfallback/precedence.mcpx --version→mcpx 0.1.0, exit 0;mcpx frobnicate-xyz→ exit 2 with the unknown-command message, matching pre-refactor behaviour.Need help on this PR? Tag
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