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fix: retain crash ids and pointer-capture diagnostics
cursoragent Sep 26, 2026
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fix: keep passed tests out of last-failed
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22 changes: 21 additions & 1 deletion .github/workflows/e2e-gate.yml
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Expand Up @@ -277,7 +277,27 @@ jobs:
- name: Run pointer_capture once for the gate
env:
PRKS_E2E: "1"
run: python tests/browser/pointer_capture.py
run: |
set +e
python tests/browser/pointer_capture.py
code=$?
set -e
if [[ "$code" -ne 0 ]]; then
# This job does not go through tests/e2e/run.py main(), so record
# the same privacy-safe snapshot the local finalizer writes.
POINTER_RC="$code" python -c 'import os; from tests.e2e.run import persist_pointer_capture_failure; persist_pointer_capture_failure(int(os.environ["POINTER_RC"]))'
exit "$code"
fi

- name: Upload pointer failure diagnostics
if: failure()
uses: actions/upload-artifact@ea165f8d65b6e75b540449e92b4886f43607fa02 # v4.6.2
with:
name: e2e-pointer-failure-diagnostics
path: .tests/e2e-failure-diagnostics.json
include-hidden-files: true
if-no-files-found: error
retention-days: 7

e2e-result:
permissions:
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193 changes: 138 additions & 55 deletions tests/e2e/run.py
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Expand Up @@ -488,6 +488,90 @@ def _format_watchdog_detail(hb: dict, threshold_s: int, age_s: float) -> str:
)


def _finalize_failure_diagnostics(
*,
ok: bool,
failed_ids,
tier: str,
note: str,
persist_history: bool,
pointer_returncode,
) -> None:
"""Write or clear ``.tests/e2e-failure-diagnostics.json`` after the run.

Called only after selected E2E tests and, when enabled, pointer capture.
A green suite clears a stale snapshot. Pointer-capture failure persists a
privacy-safe record (no screenshots, traces, or library content) instead
of clearing. E2E failures keep the existing test snapshot; pointer capture
does not run in that case.
"""
pointer_failed = pointer_returncode not in (None, 0)
if not ok and persist_history:
# Watchdog / parallel paths already wrote; refresh last-failed attach
# and fill serial assertion gaps without inventing a prior-run kind.
existing = load_failure_diagnostics(REPO / FAILURE_DIAGNOSTICS_PATH) or {}
hb = get_e2e_heartbeat()
stuck = ""
if failed_ids:
stuck = failed_ids[0]
elif hb.get("test_id"):
stuck = str(hb.get("test_id") or "")
if existing.get("kind"):
payload = dict(existing)
payload["failed_ids"] = list(failed_ids) or list(
existing.get("failed_ids") or []
)
if stuck and not payload.get("stuck_test_id"):
payload["stuck_test_id"] = stuck
payload["tier"] = tier
payload["note"] = note
_persist_failure_diagnostics(payload)
else:
_persist_failure_diagnostics(
{
"kind": "failure",
"failed_ids": list(failed_ids),
"stuck_test_id": stuck,
"last_stage": str(hb.get("stage") or ""),
"watchdog": False,
"detail": "",
"tier": tier,
"note": note,
}
)
return
if ok and pointer_failed:
persist_pointer_capture_failure(pointer_returncode)
return
if ok:
# Success, including --no-pointer-capture and benchmark passes, must
# not leave a prior failure snapshot for this run.
clear_failure_diagnostics(REPO / FAILURE_DIAGNOSTICS_PATH)


def persist_pointer_capture_failure(returncode) -> bool:
"""Write the privacy-safe pointer-capture snapshot and report success.

Same payload the local runner stores when tests pass and pointer capture
fails. No screenshots, traces, or library content. CI's pointer job calls
this directly because that job does not go through ``main()``.
"""
try:
return bool(
save_failure_diagnostics(
REPO / FAILURE_DIAGNOSTICS_PATH,
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{
"kind": "pointer-capture",
"failed_ids": [],
"watchdog": False,
"pointer_capture_returncode": returncode,
},
)
)
except Exception:
return False


def _persist_failure_diagnostics(payload: dict) -> None:
"""Best-effort machine-readable failure snapshot under ``.tests/``.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -880,8 +964,26 @@ def _last_diag_stage(log_file) -> tuple[str, str]:
return stage, tid


def _current_heartbeat_test_id(worker) -> str:
"""In-flight unittest id from the heartbeat file, or empty.

``stopTest`` and ``clear_e2e_heartbeat`` drop ``test_id`` before the
report is written. An empty id means nothing is currently running — the
worker log is not a substitute, because its last line may be a test that
already passed.
"""
hb = _read_heartbeat(worker.get("heartbeat_file"))
if not hb:
return ""
return str(hb.get("test_id") or "").strip()


def _hang_attribution(worker) -> tuple[str, str]:
"""Best-effort (test_id, stage) for a hung or watchdog-killed worker."""
"""Best-effort (test_id, stage) for diagnostic text.

Prefer the heartbeat. The log / diag-line fallback names whatever printed
last so a human can see it; it must not be stored as a failed test id.
"""
hb = _read_heartbeat(worker.get("heartbeat_file"))
if hb and (hb.get("test_id") or hb.get("stage")):
return str(hb.get("test_id") or ""), str(hb.get("stage") or "")
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1033,9 +1135,9 @@ def _shutdown(signum, _frame):
if fid not in failed_ids:
failed_ids.append(fid)
if report.get("watchdog") and not report.get("failed_ids"):
tid, _stage = _hang_attribution(worker)
if tid and tid not in failed_ids:
failed_ids.append(tid)
active_id = _current_heartbeat_test_id(worker)
if active_id and active_id not in failed_ids:
failed_ids.append(active_id)
ok = report is not None and rc == 0
print(
"[E2E %d/%d] %s — %.1fs (%d tests)"
Expand All @@ -1050,27 +1152,38 @@ def _shutdown(signum, _frame):
sys.stdout.flush()
if not ok:
_print_worker_failure(worker, jobs, report)
tid, stage = _hang_attribution(worker)
_, stage = _hang_attribution(worker)
active_id = _current_heartbeat_test_id(worker)
reported_failed = list((report or {}).get("failed_ids") or [])
if report is not None:
stage = str(report.get("stage") or stage or "")
if not tid:
ids = report.get("failed_ids") or []
tid = ids[0] if ids else tid
# Rerun only a test the heartbeat still marks in flight.
# A cleared heartbeat (stopTest / pre-report clear) must
# not promote the last log line — that test may have
# passed. Log attribution stays in the printed diagnostic.
# Cancelled --fail-fast siblings never enter this branch.
if (
not reported_failed
and active_id
and active_id not in failed_ids
):
failed_ids.append(active_id)
is_watchdog = bool((report or {}).get("watchdog"))
if report is None or is_watchdog:
kind = "watchdog" if is_watchdog else "worker-crash"
record_failed = list(
(report or {}).get("failed_ids")
or ([tid] if tid else [])
reported_failed or ([active_id] if active_id else [])
)
elif report.get("failed_ids"):
tid = active_id or (reported_failed[0] if reported_failed else "")
elif reported_failed:
kind = "assertion-failure"
record_failed = list(report.get("failed_ids") or [])
tid = record_failed[0] if record_failed else tid
record_failed = list(reported_failed)
tid = record_failed[0]
stage = ""
else:
kind = "worker-crash"
record_failed = [tid] if tid else []
record_failed = [active_id] if active_id else []
tid = active_id or ""
worker_failure_records.append(
{
"kind": kind,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1995,47 +2108,6 @@ def _env_true(name: str) -> bool:
if previous_ids:
print("Cleared last-failed (all previously failed tests resolved)")

# Machine-readable hang/failure snapshot for CI artifacts.
# Watchdog / parallel paths already wrote; refresh last-failed attach
# and fill serial assertion gaps without inventing a prior-run kind.
if not ok:
existing = load_failure_diagnostics(REPO / FAILURE_DIAGNOSTICS_PATH) or {}
hb = get_e2e_heartbeat()
stuck = ""
if failed_ids:
stuck = failed_ids[0]
elif hb.get("test_id"):
stuck = str(hb.get("test_id") or "")
if existing.get("kind"):
payload = dict(existing)
payload["failed_ids"] = list(failed_ids) or list(
existing.get("failed_ids") or []
)
if stuck and not payload.get("stuck_test_id"):
payload["stuck_test_id"] = stuck
payload["tier"] = tier
payload["note"] = note
_persist_failure_diagnostics(payload)
else:
_persist_failure_diagnostics(
{
"kind": "failure",
"failed_ids": list(failed_ids),
"stuck_test_id": stuck,
"last_stage": str(hb.get("stage") or ""),
"watchdog": False,
"detail": "",
"tier": tier,
"note": note,
}
)
else:
clear_failure_diagnostics(REPO / FAILURE_DIAGNOSTICS_PATH)
elif ok:
# Benchmark modes skip history writes but must not leave a prior
# failure snapshot pretending to belong to this run.
clear_failure_diagnostics(REPO / FAILURE_DIAGNOSTICS_PATH)

pointer = None
if ok and not args.no_pointer_capture:
# Once per run, in the parent, after every shard has passed -- never
Expand All @@ -2047,6 +2119,17 @@ def _env_true(name: str) -> bool:
elif not ok and not args.no_pointer_capture:
print("skipping pointer_capture.py because E2E tests failed", file=sys.stderr)

# Finalize after both the selected tests and pointer capture. Clearing on
# a green suite before pointer capture dropped a later pointer failure.
_finalize_failure_diagnostics(
ok=ok,
failed_ids=failed_ids,
tier=tier,
note=note,
persist_history=persist_history,
pointer_returncode=pointer,
)

code = run_exit_code(ok, pointer)
if code == 0:
print(
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43 changes: 43 additions & 0 deletions tests/e2e/runner_selfcheck_cases.py
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Expand Up @@ -41,3 +41,46 @@ def test_never_finishes(self):
# Exercises the per-test watchdog under a short PRKS_E2E_TEST_WATCHDOG.
# Must not be collected by ordinary discovery (this module is not test_*).
time.sleep(3600)


class ClearedHeartbeatCrashCases(unittest.TestCase):
def test_passes_then_dies_after_heartbeat_clear(self):
"""Finish the test's heartbeat, then die before the worker report.

Mirrors run_worker clearing the heartbeat in ``finally`` and exiting
before the report file exists. The log still names this test.
"""
from tests.e2e.harness import clear_e2e_heartbeat

clear_e2e_heartbeat()
os._exit(3)


class FailFastSiblingCases(unittest.TestCase):
"""One worker fails only after its sibling has an active test id.

Used to prove --fail-fast cancellation does not record the stopped sibling
as a failed test. Not collected by ordinary discovery.
"""

# Parent fail-fast SIGTERMs this worker. The loop is the wait; surviving
# it means cancellation never arrived.
_CANCEL_WAIT_S = 8.0

def test_runs_until_cancelled(self):
sentinel = os.environ.get("PRKS_E2E_CANCEL_SENTINEL")
if sentinel:
with open(sentinel, "w", encoding="utf-8") as handle:
handle.write("started")
deadline = time.monotonic() + self._CANCEL_WAIT_S
while time.monotonic() < deadline:
time.sleep(0.05)
self.fail("parent did not cancel this worker")

def test_fails_once_sibling_is_active(self):
sentinel = os.environ.get("PRKS_E2E_CANCEL_SENTINEL")
if sentinel:
deadline = time.time() + 15
while time.time() < deadline and not os.path.exists(sentinel):
time.sleep(0.05)
self.assertEqual("expected", "actual")
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Require the sentinel before triggering the failure.

If the sentinel does not appear within 15 seconds, this case still fails deliberately. A sibling that starts just afterward can create the sentinel before the caller checks the file, so the test can pass without proving that the sibling was active at failure time. Assert that the sentinel exists immediately after the wait and before assertEqual. As per path instructions, “For assertions, ... prefer observable state over arbitrary sleeps.”

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In @tests/e2e/runner_selfcheck_cases.py around lines 63 - 66, After the sentinel
wait in the test case, assert that the sentinel exists before reaching the
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