The Runs test drives this binary as crafter-review on a scratch repository,
with a /bin/sh claude that answers every pass from its system file and
prompt: a dry run; a run SIGKILLed in its last gate (every pass goes with
it through its supervisor); the next run resuming the first gate from the
checkpoint, salvaging the killed run's outputs and buying only the pass that
never answered; a run with nothing left to buy; a FIX FIRST with
--no-reuse --no-salvage; a stop by the stop file and by SIGTERM, each
leaving no process behind; a stale stop file dropped by the run that claims
its dir; a stop between gates.
Two fixes it led to:
- A stop that lands while a gate's pool is set up is no longer lost: the
stop is checked under the same lock that publishes the pool.
- A run never takes the number of a dump on record. Past a killed run that
left no dump, a later run that bought nothing could have its number
taken again and its dump written over.
Drivers gains the --no-reuse store check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Run: gate 0 (the artifact, the trees, the inventory, the run lock, the
scratch dir, dispositions, reuse state, resume, reads per round, seats,
the board), the stack and migration preflights, the prompts, reuse of
whole and block verdicts, salvage, a gate on the pool, checkpoints, the
dump, the dry-run report and the unit-state store; slots_plan and
app_ready beside it. The CLI parses run's 28 options, types and choices
included.
A full run takes its lifetime lock beside the board before it joins it.
A signal - or the stop file `crafter-review stop` writes, looked at
every 2 s - stops the run once gate 0 is through, and the stop stays in
force for the gates after; before that it ends the process with its
descendants.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The seats of .env and the ledger, the probe, placement, settling a
finished pass, the child's credentials, the OpenRouter seats, and the
board every driver on the machine shares, in one shape and under one
lock. A driver is alive while its lifetime lock is held; with no lock file
natively its pid and start time decide, and in the sandbox it is taken for
alive.
:Http is the HTTP the driver needs, on FetchHTTP1: a status outside 2xx is
HttpError, every other failure carries a fixed text. :Platform gains
MakeDirs, with the last directory's own mode, and errno texts for its
writes and locks.
The tests cover the seat pool and several drivers at once, less the checks
that drive the pool's Scheduler, Admission and Stacks.
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