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fix(server): report successful PR check reruns between reads - #34221
A watched PR can receive its first green CI notification, then remain idle when a new run on the same head finishes between reads. This proposes a focused fix for #34212: retain successful check identities and recognize a changed job URL at the next full detail read, without requiring an intervening pending observation.
The optional watch field records check names and URLs, survives reactor restarts and rewatch, and resets on a new head. Same-named checks are compared by complete (name, URL) membership, so stable duplicates stay quiet. Missing names and URL-less reads retain their previous baseline; an observed name replaces its URL set rather than accumulating every attempt. A required rerun and an owed advisory completion settling together produce one all-checks result, while pending debt is retained. Old saved watches establish a URL baseline without repeating their earlier success; new advisory names alone remain quiet.
This follows the existing same-head pending-to-success notification behavior. #32276 proposes a different pass-once-per-head policy and remains a maintainer decision. The poll schedule, host fingerprint, failure handling and approval holds are unchanged. Detection occurs on the next full detail read. GitLab manual jobs whose URL stays unchanged (#34110) remain outside scope.
Known limitations from the final independent review's offline probes: GitLab alternating between full stage-job and fallback Pipeline views can announce one new same-head pipeline twice, because both representations retain a baseline. A duplicate-name row that disappears and later returns can likewise cause an extra wake on hosts that return partial duplicate-name sets. Cross-view pipeline/job correlation is not added here. The pre-existing owed-completion case involving gate growth alone, without a rerun, remains unchanged to preserve the existing gate-growth behavior. These limitations were probed at evaluator level; no new live end-to-end experiment was performed.
Verification:
Existing reactor lifecycle regression: fails before the initial fix because only the first successful run creates a persisted notification; passes after. It covers required/fallback gates, same-head reruns without a pending detail, rereads, reactor restart, rewatch and a new head. Host responses are fixtures; the reactor, orchestrator and persistence execute.
Three focused review regressions fail on 404c5fb5 and pass with these corrections: stable duplicate names, owed completion concurrent with a required rerun, and full jobs → fallback Pipeline → recovered job rerun. Additional assertions cover unrelated advisory growth, URL-less reads, repeated fallbacks, pending debt and concurrent required-gate growth.
Existing saved-watch decoding test covers the absent optional field.
vp run check:changed --concurrency 1: format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL freshness, typecheck of 37 packages and all 170 tests in 7 selected files pass on 7731959f5e8b6e71415dec8b4db108eb7d9c5562. CI owns the full suites, build and release smoke.
The public standalone issue reproduction with --expect-wake passes against the fixed evaluator for required and fallback gates.
Asserted reactor transcript (mocked host): initial run → 1 message; reread/restart/rewatch → still 1; new same-head run → 2; restart/rewatch → still 2; third run without required flags → 3; reread → still 3; new head → 4.
The issue comment #34212 (comment) reports the evaluator failure but explicitly did not run a new live GitHub end-to-end experiment. This PR likewise distinguishes native evaluator/reactor tests from the separately observed live incident. No new live GitHub scenario, real model run, installed-runtime modification, dependency or migration is part of the patch.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code, collaborating with Pi DeepSeek 4.1 max on review fixes. Independent Opus 5.5 medium review of 7731959f5e8b6e71415dec8b4db108eb7d9c5562: APPROVE, no blocking findings. It confirmed the three review fixes, checked cumulative and delta diffs and ran focused evaluator probes; the known limitations above were non-blocking. This is a model code-review result, not maintainer approval or a claim that upstream CI is complete.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The change records successful job URLs so PR watches can report reruns completed between reads. The supplied Medium finding about repeated notifications and wake-counter resets remains subject to the separate correctness blocking gate.
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Walkthrough
The pull-request watch records passed check names and URLs. A changed URL for a known check can trigger another checks-passed update. New watches inherit recorded runs from ended watches.
Changes: Passed check run tracking
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Summary
Passed check run state contract packages/contracts/src/threadPullRequest.ts, packages/contracts/src/threadPullRequest.test.ts
ThreadPullRequestWatch adds optional passedCheckRuns entries with a check name and URL. The decoding test confirms that an older watch can leave this field undefined.
Gate rerun detection and state updates apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/pullRequestWatch.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/pullRequestWatch.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts
Gate processing records checks with URLs and emits checks-passed when a passing gate meets the updated conditions, including a changed URL for a previously passed check with the same name. Tests cover same-head reruns, owed checks, partial reads, duplicate names, and head changes.
Preserve passed runs across watch updates apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/PullRequestWatchReactor.ts
New watches copy defined passedCheckRuns from ended watches. Watch equality now compares this field, treating an absent value as an empty array.
Watched pull requests now get another checks-passed notification after a successful same-head CI rerun. The baseline survives restarts and rewatch, and it resets on a new head. No unresolved defects were identified, and the known limitations are documented, so merge risk is minimal.
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The title names the fix and the area: successful PR check reruns that happen between reads are now reported. The changeset retains passed check-run names and URLs, and detects a rerun on the next full…
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The title names the fix and the area: successful PR check reruns that happen between reads are now reported. The changeset retains passed check-run names and URLs, and detects a rerun on the next full detail read. The title is specific and matches the main behavior change, and the server scope is correct.
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It states the problem and the mechanism, links issue #34212 and related PRs, and gives concrete verification results with commands, test counts, and a reactor transcript. It also states known limitations and what was not checked. The Problem section is brief but states the expected behavior and reproduction context. The Scope section explains the bug fix and links the issue. The description is long and includes review-process details (model names, reviewer approvals) that the template does not ask for, but the required information is present.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/pullRequestWatch.ts:
- Line 133: Update the notification path guarded by passedNow, gateGrew, and
runChanged so a required-check rerun does not discard a settled advisory check’s
owed all-checks result. Include that result in the wake or retain the advisory
check in owedChecks until it is delivered.
- Around line 148-149: Update the assignment to passedCheckRuns so fallback or
partial gate reads retain previously saved job URLs instead of replacing them
with the single Pipeline URL; preserve the existing job baselines until the
stage read recovers so rerun checks can still match their saved names.
- Line 118: Update the comparison involving passedCheckRuns so checks match only
when both their name and URL match; do not treat a same-name check with a
different URL as a match. Preserve the intended checks-passed wake behavior for
genuinely new name-and-URL pairs.
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merged main without rebasing in fed3fc78fa, preserving the quiet initial watch baseline and successful same-head rerun detection. fixed the remaining advisory-debt finding: a failed owed advisory check survives a simultaneous required-check rerun and delivers its all-checks completion after recovery. extended the existing regression case; it failed before the fix and passed afterward.
blacksmith: 221 focused watch/runtime tests passed. check:changed passed formatting, lint, both knip checks, and graphql generation. its unrelated control-read sqlite assertion and server typecheck failures also reproduce on merged base bdf6c6ec89; these were left unchanged. github ci passes on the pushed head. two independent read-only reviews approved that head. no new live github/client rerun was performed in this pass; the earlier verification below remains historical evidence.
Verified in a real dev environment
Setup: a private scratch GitHub repo with a ~7s validate Actions job, one PR, and a T3 Code dev server (vp run dev, web client driven with Playwright). In a project for that repo, a Claude claude-haiku-5-5 thread linked the PR with link_pull_request and watched it with watch_pull_request. The bug was reproduced first on main (c50dd8e12d), then the same steps ran on this PR's head (7731959f5e). For each same-head run I used gh run rerun right after a watch sweep, so the run started and finished between two 2-minute sweeps. GitHub's rollup counts stayed at SUCCESS:3, so the watch fingerprint did not change. Only the job URL changed.
main: no wake. Rerun attempt 2 ran 09:00:56 to 09:01:04 UTC. I restarted the server to force a full detail read (a 1459ms readGroup span at 09:02:05). The watch stayed passed: true with no new message. The thread's last wake is still the 08:58 one.
This PR: wake on the next full read, with no restart. Rerun attempt 3 ran 09:13:07 to 09:13:15 UTC.
09:10:58 readGroup 1102ms first read -> "All 2 checks passed on a52ea99" (baseline validate job/130425580983)
09:13:00 readGroup 0ms fingerprint unchanged
09:13:07-09:13:15 gh run rerun -> attempt 3 success, validate job/130431156061
09:15:00 ... 09:39:09 readGroup 0ms x13 (fingerprint unchanged, rollup still SUCCESS:3)
09:41:10 readGroup 1016ms 30-min fingerprint reread -> wake "All 2 checks passed on a52ea99"
passedCheckRuns now validate job/130431156061
Nearby behavior on the PR head:
Server restart. The forced full read at 09:44:08 (1112ms) produced no duplicate wake.
Stop and rewatch. I stopped the watch from the thread's PR row, then had the agent call watch_pull_request again. The new watch kept passedCheckRuns from endedWatch. Its full read at 09:46:10 produced no repeat wake.
New head. I pushed 9490688. The baseline reset to the new job URL, and the thread woke once with "All 2 checks passed on 9490688" plus the bot comment.
Pending to success (seen on main, path unchanged here). Marking the PR ready triggered a run. A sweep observed it as pending, then the next sweep woke the thread with "checks passed".
Observation, not blocking: the rerun wake text is identical to the first one ("All 2 checks passed on a52ea99"), and the Haiku agent called it "a repeat notice". This matches the existing pending-to-success wording.
Not verified
GitLab stage-job / fallback Pipeline reads and the duplicate-name cases. No GitLab host is configured on this VM. These are covered only by the PR's unit tests.
Owed advisory checks that settle together with a required-check rerun. The scratch repo has no required checks or branch protection.
Detection takes up to 30 minutes (the FINGERPRINT_REREAD_MS reread) when GitHub's rollup counts don't change, as they didn't here. The PR body states this ("next full detail read"). The wait was not shortened.
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A watched PR can receive its first green CI notification, then remain idle when a new run on the same head finishes between reads. This proposes a focused fix for #34212: retain successful check identities and recognize a changed job URL at the next full detail read, without requiring an intervening pending observation.
The optional watch field records check names and URLs, survives reactor restarts and rewatch, and resets on a new head. Same-named checks are compared by complete
(name, URL)membership, so stable duplicates stay quiet. Missing names and URL-less reads retain their previous baseline; an observed name replaces its URL set rather than accumulating every attempt. A required rerun and an owed advisory completion settling together produce one all-checks result, while pending debt is retained. Old saved watches establish a URL baseline without repeating their earlier success; new advisory names alone remain quiet.This follows the existing same-head pending-to-success notification behavior. #32276 proposes a different pass-once-per-head policy and remains a maintainer decision. The poll schedule, host fingerprint, failure handling and approval holds are unchanged. Detection occurs on the next full detail read. GitLab manual jobs whose URL stays unchanged (#34110) remain outside scope.
Known limitations from the final independent review's offline probes: GitLab alternating between full stage-job and fallback Pipeline views can announce one new same-head pipeline twice, because both representations retain a baseline. A duplicate-name row that disappears and later returns can likewise cause an extra wake on hosts that return partial duplicate-name sets. Cross-view pipeline/job correlation is not added here. The pre-existing owed-completion case involving gate growth alone, without a rerun, remains unchanged to preserve the existing gate-growth behavior. These limitations were probed at evaluator level; no new live end-to-end experiment was performed.
Verification:
404c5fb5and pass with these corrections: stable duplicate names, owed completion concurrent with a required rerun, and full jobs → fallback Pipeline → recovered job rerun. Additional assertions cover unrelated advisory growth, URL-less reads, repeated fallbacks, pending debt and concurrent required-gate growth.vp run check:changed --concurrency 1: format, lint, both knip passes, GraphQL freshness, typecheck of 37 packages and all 170 tests in 7 selected files pass on7731959f5e8b6e71415dec8b4db108eb7d9c5562. CI owns the full suites, build and release smoke.--expect-wakepasses against the fixed evaluator for required and fallback gates.Asserted reactor transcript (mocked host): initial run → 1 message; reread/restart/rewatch → still 1; new same-head run → 2; restart/rewatch → still 2; third run without required flags → 3; reread → still 3; new head → 4.
The issue comment #34212 (comment) reports the evaluator failure but explicitly did not run a new live GitHub end-to-end experiment. This PR likewise distinguishes native evaluator/reactor tests from the separately observed live incident. No new live GitHub scenario, real model run, installed-runtime modification, dependency or migration is part of the patch.
Implemented with GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code, collaborating with Pi DeepSeek 4.1 max on review fixes. Independent Opus 5.5 medium review of
7731959f5e8b6e71415dec8b4db108eb7d9c5562: APPROVE, no blocking findings. It confirmed the three review fixes, checked cumulative and delta diffs and ran focused evaluator probes; the known limitations above were non-blocking. This is a model code-review result, not maintainer approval or a claim that upstream CI is complete.