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test(claude): isolate the remaining Desktop lifecycle-lock fixtures - #7877
Follow-up to #7868. A sentinel sweep found seven more in-process test files whose Desktop, picker and CA writers still reach the account-wide client lifecycle lock (src/client/lifecycle-lock.ts). That lock lives in the effective OS user's runtime directory and is taken with busy_timeout = 0. In parallel CI processes these files can make each other's writers refuse with client_lifecycle_busy (desktop_lifecycle_busy_or_unsafe or write_failed), the failure class #7868 fixed for the first-party tests. The independent review of #7868 named two of them (claude-picker-runtime and claude-picker-relay-intent).
The helper from #7868, isolateClientLifecycleLock, is now installed in beforeEach and restored in afterEach in:
claude-desktop-picker
claude-management-api
claude-picker-relay-intent
claude-picker-runtime
claude-picker-startup
claude-picker-windows
native-claude-desktop-toggle
It keeps real SQLite exclusion and leases and only moves the lock path under the fixture root. No production code, timeouts, retries, skips or assertion changes.
Verification
Windows 11, Bun 1.4.4:
Sentinel sweep: a scratch preload, not committed, records any resolution of the production lock namespace without opening it. Across 185 Desktop, picker, client and integration test files, in-process production lock requests went from 39 to 0. The other 178 files were already at 0; child-process requests are excluded.
On current dev, the seven files plus the file-size ratchet: 153 pass / 1 fail. The remaining failure is fresh production restarts retain fingerprint and issue no trust mutations, including lost trust in claude-picker-startup, a child-process restart case that also fails before this change on this host. bun run typecheck: exit 0.
NOT RUN: full bun run test, hosted macOS/Windows CI.
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Improved isolation and cleanup for desktop picker, management, and related integration tests, including when cleanup steps fail.
Ensured picker tests finish pending transitions before stopping test instances.
Maintained coverage for relay, recovery, startup, runtime, Windows, and desktop toggle scenarios.
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Integration test fixtures now isolate the client lifecycle lock in temporary test roots. Picker runtime, startup, and Windows tests also wait for pending controller transitions during cleanup and restore temporary state if cleanup fails.
Changes: Fixture lock isolation
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Isolate and restore fixture lock tests/claude-integration/claude-desktop-picker.test.ts, tests/claude-integration/claude-management-api.test.ts, tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-relay-intent.test.ts, tests/codex-integration/native-claude-desktop-toggle.test.ts
Each fixture isolates the client lifecycle lock during setup and restores it during teardown.
Coordinate picker transitions and cleanup tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-runtime.test.ts, tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-startup.test.ts, tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-windows.test.ts
Picker tests wait for pending controller transitions before stopping handles. Teardown restores the lock and temporary state even if cleanup fails.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7515: The issue reports Windows teardown failures involving open handles in fixture directories; this change updates cleanup and isolation in additional fixtures.
Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#7868: Adds the lifecycle-lock isolation helper to earlier Claude Desktop fixtures; this change applies it to additional fixtures.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7777: Adds asynchronous picker behavior; this change makes picker test cleanup wait for pending controller transitions.
Suggested reviewers:luvs01
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 96705
The changed test fixtures preserve lifecycle-lock isolation and cleanup sequencing; no concrete merge-blocking regression is established.
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Review comments at @tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-runtime.test.ts:
- Line 102: Update the afterEach cleanup so lifecycleLock.restore(), restoration
of ENV_KEYS, and removeTreeWithRetry(root) run in a finally block, even if
created.stop() or a closeFixtures callback rejects; keep fixture shutdown in the
try block.
Review comments at @tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-startup.test.ts:
- Around line 50-51: Update the lifecycle-lock setup in the claude picker
startup and Windows test fixtures to create a fixture-owned temporary lock root
instead of using the module-level priorHome; remove that temporary root during
teardown.
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…wn the lock root
picker-runtime restores the lifecycle spies, environment and root in finally even when a stop or close rejects. picker-startup and picker-windows give the lock a fixture-owned temporary root instead of the inherited OPENCODEX_HOME.
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Review comments at @tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-runtime.test.ts:
- Around line 99-110: In the restart test’s finally block, await the Claude
picker controller’s queued transition before calling handle.stop(), so any
pending enable completes before teardown restores the lifecycle spy and
environment. Import getClaudePickerController from the existing runtime module,
and apply the same join in other tests that start an intercept over an applied
profile.
Review comments at @tests/claude-integration/claude-picker-windows.test.ts:
- Around line 58-66: Update cleanupPickerWindows to await the controller’s
serialized transition as a barrier before stopping handles, recording any
transition failure in the existing failures collection. This ensures pending
controller enables finish before afterEach restores the lifecycle lock spy.
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A restart with an applied profile starts controller.enable without awaiting it. Teardown now waits on the controller transition before stopping handles, so the enable cannot run after the lifecycle spy is restored and reach the account-wide lock.
…arrier
The retry case stopped both intercepts directly, so a detached restore-enable could still take the lifecycle lock after teardown restored the spy.
Maintainer integration into dev: required CI (ci aggregate, gates) passed on exact head 9670550, which merges into current origin/dev without conflict; no unresolved review threads. Test-only change. Independent review by GPT-6.1 Sol (high) ran four rounds on this PR. R2 and R4 each found a teardown path that could still reach the account-wide lifecycle lock; both were fixed, and R5 returned PASS with zero blocking findings. R5 also confirmed that the adapted retry probe detects a reverted fix (busyAfterStop=true, acquisitions 7 to 8) and passes with it (false, 9 to 9). CodeRabbit findings are fixed and resolved.
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Summary
Follow-up to #7868. A sentinel sweep found seven more in-process test files whose Desktop, picker and CA writers still reach the account-wide client lifecycle lock (
src/client/lifecycle-lock.ts). That lock lives in the effective OS user's runtime directory and is taken withbusy_timeout = 0. In parallel CI processes these files can make each other's writers refuse withclient_lifecycle_busy(desktop_lifecycle_busy_or_unsafeorwrite_failed), the failure class #7868 fixed for the first-party tests. The independent review of #7868 named two of them (claude-picker-runtimeandclaude-picker-relay-intent).The helper from #7868,
isolateClientLifecycleLock, is now installed inbeforeEachand restored inafterEachin:claude-desktop-pickerclaude-management-apiclaude-picker-relay-intentclaude-picker-runtimeclaude-picker-startupclaude-picker-windowsnative-claude-desktop-toggleIt keeps real SQLite exclusion and leases and only moves the lock path under the fixture root. No production code, timeouts, retries, skips or assertion changes.
Verification
Windows 11, Bun 1.4.4:
claude-desktop-picker16/1 → 17/0,claude-management-api58/0 → 58/0,claude-picker-relay-intent6/0 → 6/0,claude-picker-runtime22/3 → 25/0,claude-picker-startup6/4 → 9/1,claude-picker-windows8/4 → 12/0,native-claude-desktop-toggle7/10 → 17/0.dev, the seven files plus the file-size ratchet: 153 pass / 1 fail. The remaining failure isfresh production restarts retain fingerprint and issue no trust mutations, including lost trustinclaude-picker-startup, a child-process restart case that also fails before this change on this host.bun run typecheck: exit 0.NOT RUN: full
bun run test, hosted macOS/Windows CI.Checklist
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