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fix(mcpx): disposition the 4 undispositioned Codex findings from PR #2541 (#2573) - #2840
Follow-up to merged PR #2541 (#1872). Fixes#2573 threads 1-4; thread 5 (CI-only internal/hooks failure observability) is addressed by printing failing-test output in the mcpx workflow log.
P1 descendant processes (runner.go:187): hooks now run in their own process group (Setpgid); timeout kills the group (Cancel SIGKILL + 1s WaitDelay). sh -c "sleep 2 & wait" with a 100ms timeout is cut at ~100ms (new test asserts <1.5s) instead of wedging the serial worker / Stop.
P2 bus-level drops (runner.go:86): the fanout loop folds the shared subscription Dropped delta into every matching hooks Stats.Dropped, so the gap marker covers this stage.
P2 unbounded output (runner.go:185): per-execution output retained via cappedWriter bounded at defaults.ExecStderrLimit (65536 fallback); excess is drained and discarded.
P2 interpreter readiness (cli/hook.go:93): new hooks.Ready (shared by hook ls and doctor) resolves module runtimes through ArgvFor — an existing module file without python3/uv or deno/bun/node on PATH now reports unready instead of yes.
Tests: TestDescendantHookCutAtTimeout, TestSlowHookDropsAreCounted, TestCappedWriterRetainsBoundedHead, TestReadyReportsMissingInterpreter. Verified: go build ./..., go vet, hooks 5x race, cli + events green. Pre-existing internal/defaults guard red (execsvc/hooks.go, progspec.go offenders, untouched by this PR) and settings/doc-drift reds (#2552) are out of scope.
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New Features
Hooks can now run Python and JavaScript modules using available runtimes, with clearer readiness status when a required runtime or module is unavailable.
Hook output is capped, and dropped events are tracked per hook.
Bug Fixes
Timed-out hooks now stop descendant processes, while an early-exiting parent no longer ends the hook’s configured time budget.
Chores
Workflow logs now include package output and details for failed tests.
…2541 (#2573)
1. P1 descendant processes: run each hook in its own process group
(Setpgid) and kill the group on timeout (Cancel SIGKILL +
WaitDelay), so sh -c "sleep 2 & wait" is cut at the hook timeout
instead of wedging the serial worker; Stop can no longer hang.
2. P2 bus-level drops: fold the shared subscription Dropped delta
into every matching hooks Stats.Dropped at fanout, so the gap
marker covers this delivery stage too.
3. P2 unbounded output: retain at most ExecStderrLimit bytes per
execution (cappedWriter drains and discards the rest).
4. P2 interpreter readiness: hooks.Ready (shared by hook ls and
doctor) now resolves module runtimes via ArgvFor, so a module
file without python3/uv or deno/bun/node on PATH reports unready.
argvFor stays as a thin alias.
Tests: descendant cut at timeout, slow-hook drop counting, capped
writer bound, readiness with empty PATH. Workflow: failing Go test
output now prints in the CI log (was package-level only, which hid
the internal/hooks failure behind #2573s fifth thread).
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/mcpx.yml:
- Line 187: Replace the `lines` list in the `go test -json` formatter with a
reusable `events()` iterator that reopens and parses the input file on each
pass. Use it to collect failed tests, print package-level output, and print
output for failed tests without retaining all events in memory.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go:
- Around line 124-129: Update the event handling around the `hook.*` check so
those events are excluded from the wildcard hook subscription’s dropped-event
accounting, not merely skipped by the worker. Ensure `Stats().Dropped` and the
next payload’s `dropped` field count only events eligible to trigger the hook.
- Around line 194-196: Update the hook output setup around limitedHookOutput so
cmd.Stderr uses its own capped writer instead of sharing stdout’s buffer, and
build the failure text with firstLine from the stderr buffer. Keep stdout’s
existing output handling unchanged.
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Hook readiness and execution now share runtime resolution, use per-hook event subscriptions, terminate process groups on cancellation, and cap retained output. The workflow prints output for failed tests. The ignore rules now include *.db.
Changes: Hook readiness and execution
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Summary
Runtime resolution and readiness pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/hooks.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/hook.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/findings_test.go
ArgvFor resolves available Python and JavaScript runtimes. Ready checks command availability and module files, and the CLI delegates readiness checks to it. Tests cover missing runtimes, modules, and commands.
Per-hook subscriptions and drop counts pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/findings_test.go
The runner creates a filtered bus subscription for each hook and tracks drops from that subscription. Tests check drop counts for slow hooks and separate filters.
Process timeout and bounded output pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/findings_test.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/capped_test.go
Hook execution kills the process group when its context ends. Stdout and stderr share a capped writer. Tests cover descendant processes and output bounds.
Test failure diagnostics
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Failed test output in workflow logs .github/workflows/mcpx.yml
The workflow log formatter prints package-level output and output for each failed test.
sequenceDiagram
participant EventBus
participant HookSubscription
participant RunnerWorker
participant HookProcess
EventBus->>HookSubscription: Deliver events matching the hook filter
HookSubscription->>RunnerWorker: Deliver events and report dropped count
RunnerWorker->>HookProcess: Execute hook with event and gap count
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developing-today/code#2573 — The changes address the issue’s hook timeout, output cap, drop accounting, interpreter readiness, and CI test-output objectives.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 831ac
The changes are mergeable with bounded follow-up: wildcard hooks can overreport dropped events, verbose stdout can hide failure diagnostics, and CI log formatting retains unnecessary memory. No newly introduced broad execution failure was established.
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Stress leg fails — reproduced locally.stress: PR changed tests (run 41134251187) timed out at 10m in internal/cli, seed 16818337453146719, with TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue the running test. Reproduced on the laptop worktree at this head: go test ./internal/cli -race -shuffle=16818337453146719 -count=10 -run TestEverySettingFlagReachesTheResolvedValue -timeout 360s FAILs at 360.068s; the test goroutine sits in flagreach_test.go:99 -> dispatch.go:111 -> opcmd.go:155/299 -> root.go:67. Next diagnostic step: run the identical command on clean main to split PR-caused vs pre-existing; if PR-caused, inspect the internal/cli/hook.go interaction with op execution.
Codex gate: 2 unresolved threads on this head — P1 "Attribute bus drops using the lost events' filters" and P2 "Preserve the configured budget after the hook parent exits". Both need disposition (fix in this PR or a reply on the thread) before merge, independent of the stress failure.
Resume = fix/disposition Codex P1+P2, split the stress hang (main vs branch), fix, re-push, full CI green.
…ptions, early-parent-exit budget
1. Per-hook bus subscriptions: each hook subscribes with its own Filter,
so drop counts are never misattributed across differing filters.
TestMixedFiltersDoNotShareDrops: 301 progress events past a blocked
progress worker overflow that hook's 256-entry buffer (44..46 drops)
while the server.log hook stays at 0.
2. Early-parent-exit budget: replace WaitDelay with Start+Wait plus a
ctx watcher that SIGKILLs the whole process group on cancellation.
TestEarlyParentExitKeepsBudget: sh -c '(sleep 1; printf completed) &'
Follow-up 831ac5d addresses both threads (see inline replies): per-hook bus subscriptions for P1, Start+Wait group-kill with no WaitDelay for P2, plus TestMixedFiltersDoNotShareDrops and TestEarlyParentExitKeepsBudget. Please re-review.
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Minor · Reject module paths that are not regular files in Ready. · hooks.go:315-316
pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/hooks.go:315-316 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject module paths that are not regular files in Ready.
Ready checks a module path only with os.Stat and an error check. A directory passes that check. A directory whose name ends in .py, .ts, .js, .mjs, or .mts can therefore report "yes" when an interpreter is on PATH, and hook ls and doctor then show the hook as ready. The hook's own conversion error describes module as a file, so the readiness check should require a regular file.
Suggested fix
case ExecModulePython:
- if _, err := os.Stat(h.Module); err != nil {+ if fi, err := os.Stat(h.Module); err != nil || !fi.Mode().IsRegular() {
return "no: module file missing"
}
@@
case ExecModuleJS:
- if _, err := os.Stat(h.Module); err != nil {+ if fi, err := os.Stat(h.Module); err != nil || !fi.Mode().IsRegular() {
return "no: module file missing"
}
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base a8ea41aef747); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/hooks.go around lines 315 - 316:
Update the module checks in `Ready` for `ExecModulePython` and `ExecModuleJS` to
reject paths that exist but are not regular files, while preserving the existing
“module file missing” result for invalid paths.
Minor · Bound the output-pipe wait at the hook deadline. · runner.go:205-212
pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go:205-212 Minor · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Bound the output-pipe wait at the hook deadline.
On timeout, the watcher kills only the hook's process group. A descendant that calls setsid leaves that group and can keep the stdout or stderr pipe open. Both streams write to a *cappedWriter, which is not an *os.File, so cmd.Wait at pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go:212 also waits for the copy goroutines. WaitDelay is not set, so nothing closes the pipes at the deadline. execute can then block past h.Timeout. The hook worker stays busy, which delays later events for that hook. Runner.Stop can also wait in r.wg.Wait() for that worker.
Do not fix this with a fixed cmd.WaitDelay. Its timer starts when Wait observes the parent exit, not at the deadline. A short value closes the pipes early when a background descendant finishes inside the hook's budget.
Close the output pipes at the deadline instead:
Create stdout and stderr with os.Pipe, and assign the write ends to cmd.Stdout and cmd.Stderr. Wait then does not copy from them.
Close the parent's copy of each write end after cmd.Start returns.
Run one reader goroutine per stream that copies into the capped buffer.
When ctx.Done() fires, close both read ends, and wait for the readers to finish before reading the captured output.
Pipes then close only at the deadline. An early parent exit keeps the full timeoutMs budget.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base a8ea41aef747); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go around lines 205 - 212:
Update the command output handling in execute so cmd.Wait cannot block past the
hook deadline on descendant-held pipes: create stdout and stderr with os.Pipe,
assign the write ends to the command and close the parent’s copies after
cmd.Start, then copy each read end into its capped buffer in a reader goroutine.
On ctx.Done, close both read ends and wait for both readers before accessing
captured output; do not use a fixed cmd.WaitDelay.
The loop only checks the no: prefix for module hooks. A Ready change that rejects every module hook still passes this test. The only positive Ready assertion uses a run hook with sh. Add a module hook case with a fake python3 on PATH that expects "yes".
Suggested fix
}
+ // A module hook is ready once its interpreter is on PATH.+ bin := t.TempDir()+ if err := os.WriteFile(filepath.Join(bin, "python3"), []byte("#!/bin/sh\n"), 0o755); err != nil {+ t.Fatal(err)+ }+ t.Setenv("PATH", bin)+ pyHooks, err := hooks.Parse(`[{"name":"py","on":"progress","module":"`+py+`"}]`, 2*time.Second)+ if err != nil {+ t.Fatal(err)+ }+ if got := hooks.Ready(pyHooks[0]); got != "yes" {+ t.Fatalf("module hook with python3 on PATH should be ready, got %q", got)+ }+
// With the real PATH restored, a plain binary on PATH is ready.
t.Setenv("PATH", origPath)
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/findings_test.go around lines 164 -
169:
Add a positive readiness assertion in the test alongside the existing empty-PATH
checks: create a temporary executable named python3, put its directory on PATH,
parse a module hook with hooks.Parse, and verify hooks.Ready returns "yes". Use
the existing module path variable if available.
Assert the retained buffer length in TestCappedWriterRetainsBoundedHead.
The test checks only the String() output. A cappedWriter that stores all 1,000 bytes and truncates in String() would pass both assertions. That regression would let hook output grow daemon memory without a test failure. Checking w.buf.Len() makes the test fail when excess bytes are retained. The check is safe here because the test runs synchronously in the same package.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/capped_test.go around lines 17 - 18:
Update TestCappedWriterRetainsBoundedHead to assert that w.buf.Len() is 16 after
writing, so the test verifies the cappedWriter retains only the bounded buffer,
not merely that String() returns truncated output.
Assert the daemon bound value in TestLimitedHookOutputUsesDaemonBound.
The test accepts any positive max. A fallback-only implementation passes because hookOutputLimit is also 65536, which equals the default ExecStderrLimit. Comparing against the default alone does not detect that regression. Set a distinct configured value, then check the nonpositive fallback separately. Restore the package variable in cleanup. Do not mark this test t.Parallel, because it mutates the shared defaults.ExecStderrLimit.
func TestLimitedHookOutputUsesDaemonBound(t *testing.T) {
- w := limitedHookOutput()- if w.max <= 0 {- t.Fatalf("hook output bound must be positive, got %d", w.max)- }+ saved := defaults.ExecStderrLimit+ t.Cleanup(func() { defaults.ExecStderrLimit = saved })++ defaults.ExecStderrLimit = 4096+ if w := limitedHookOutput(); w.max != 4096 {+ t.Fatalf("hook output bound = %d, want daemon ExecStderrLimit 4096", w.max)+ }++ defaults.ExecStderrLimit = 0+ if w := limitedHookOutput(); w.max != hookOutputLimit {+ t.Fatalf("hook output bound = %d, want fallback hookOutputLimit %d", w.max, hookOutputLimit)+ }
}
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/capped_test.go around lines 30 - 32:
Update TestLimitedHookOutputUsesDaemonBound to set defaults.ExecStderrLimit to a
distinct positive value and assert limitedHookOutput uses it; then set the
daemon bound to a nonpositive value and assert the hookOutputLimit fallback.
Restore the shared default in test cleanup, and keep this test non-parallel
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/mcpx.yml:
- Line 187: Replace the `lines` list in the `go test -json` formatter with a
reusable `events()` iterator that reopens and parses the input file on each
pass. Use it to collect failed tests, print package-level output, and print
output for failed tests without retaining all events in memory.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go:
- Around line 124-129: Update the event handling around the `hook.*` check so
those events are excluded from the wildcard hook subscription’s dropped-event
accounting, not merely skipped by the worker. Ensure `Stats().Dropped` and the
next payload’s `dropped` field count only events eligible to trigger the hook.
- Around line 194-196: Update the hook output setup around limitedHookOutput so
cmd.Stderr uses its own capped writer instead of sharing stdout’s buffer, and
build the failure text with firstLine from the stderr buffer. Keep stdout’s
existing output handling unchanged.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/hooks.go:
- Around line 315-316: Update the module checks in `Ready` for
`ExecModulePython` and `ExecModuleJS` to reject paths that exist but are not
regular files, while preserving the existing “module file missing” result for
invalid paths.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/runner.go:
- Around line 205-212: Update the command output handling in execute so cmd.Wait
cannot block past the hook deadline on descendant-held pipes: create stdout and
stderr with os.Pipe, assign the write ends to the command and close the parent’s
copies after cmd.Start, then copy each read end into its capped buffer in a
reader goroutine. On ctx.Done, close both read ends and wait for both readers
before accessing captured output; do not use a fixed cmd.WaitDelay.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/capped_test.go:
- Around line 17-18: Update TestCappedWriterRetainsBoundedHead to assert that
w.buf.Len() is 16 after writing, so the test verifies the cappedWriter retains
only the bounded buffer, not merely that String() returns truncated output.
- Around line 30-32: Update TestLimitedHookOutputUsesDaemonBound to set
defaults.ExecStderrLimit to a distinct positive value and assert
limitedHookOutput uses it; then set the daemon bound to a nonpositive value and
assert the hookOutputLimit fallback. Restore the shared default in test cleanup,
and keep this test non-parallel because it mutates shared state.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/hooks/findings_test.go:
- Around line 164-169: Add a positive readiness assertion in the test alongside
the existing empty-PATH checks: create a temporary executable named python3, put
its directory on PATH, parse a module hook with hooks.Parse, and verify
hooks.Ready returns "yes". Use the existing module path variable if available.
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fix(mcpx): keep hook stderr out of the capped stdout, stream the CI log formatter (#2880)
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hooks: execute() pointed cmd.Stdout and cmd.Stderr at one cappedWriter, so
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truncated stdout recorded as the failure text. Each stream now has its own
capped writer and the failure text is stderr's first line, falling back to
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Follow-up to merged PR #2541 (#1872). Fixes #2573 threads 1-4; thread 5 (CI-only internal/hooks failure observability) is addressed by printing failing-test output in the mcpx workflow log.
sh -c "sleep 2 & wait"with a 100ms timeout is cut at ~100ms (new test asserts <1.5s) instead of wedging the serial worker / Stop.Droppeddelta into every matching hooksStats.Dropped, so the gap marker covers this stage.cappedWriterbounded atdefaults.ExecStderrLimit(65536 fallback); excess is drained and discarded.hooks.Ready(shared byhook lsand doctor) resolves module runtimes throughArgvFor— an existing module file without python3/uv or deno/bun/node on PATH now reports unready instead of yes.Tests:
TestDescendantHookCutAtTimeout,TestSlowHookDropsAreCounted,TestCappedWriterRetainsBoundedHead,TestReadyReportsMissingInterpreter. Verified:go build ./...,go vet, hooks 5x race, cli + events green. Pre-existinginternal/defaultsguard red (execsvc/hooks.go, progspec.go offenders, untouched by this PR) and settings/doc-drift reds (#2552) are out of scope.Closes #2573.
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