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The race detector has caught five real data races in this codebase during 2026 (see docs/fixes/), but no workflow ever ran `atmos test race`. Add a job that installs libudev-dev (required to compile the cgo half of github.com/bearsh/hid under CGO_ENABLED=1, the same trap govulncheck documents but works around differently) and runs the full suite under the race detector on every PR, merge-queue entry, and push to main/release branches. Also fixes the race command's description, which said "quick tests" despite always running the full ./... suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The new race job timed out: github.com/cloudposse/atmos/tests hung for 11m and tests/testhelpers panicked with "test timed out after 10m0s" inside TestAtmosRunner_buildWithCoverage, stuck waiting on a `go build` subprocess. The `test` job's own matrix comment measures this suite's unsharded runtime at ~90m on Linux (hence its 10-way shard split) -- `atmos test race`'s $(go list ./...) was pulling it in whole. It also shells out to a plain (non -race) `atmos` binary, so racing the driver process caught no races in the binary under test. Exclude ./tests/... from the race run; it's still covered (without race) by the sharded acceptance job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Second real run of the race job surfaced two more issues: - pkg/toolchain timed out at 10m0s. Its tests install real tool binaries from real registries with no mock seam, and the race command runs the whole ./... suite unsharded and unauthenticated, so every package's network calls compete for the same runner and the same IP-wide GitHub rate limit -- unlike the `test` job's acceptance steps, which already set GITHUB_TOKEN for this reason. Set GITHUB_TOKEN on the race job's step and raise the command's -timeout from 10m to 20m for headroom. - pkg/utils's TestClearInternPool asserted stats without first clearing the package-level intern pool, silently depending on running before any other test interned a string. -shuffle=on randomizes order, so once another test ran first the assertion failed (expected 3, got 17). This is the first time -shuffle=on ran against the full unit-test suite in CI. Fixed by clearing the pool at the start, matching the adjacent TestResetInternStats. See docs/fixes/2026-09-01-race-detector-ci-job-timeouts.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The race job (fixed for timeouts/shuffle-order in the prior commits) caught its first genuine production bug: pkg/toolchain's concurrent batch installer runs pkg/ui/theme.getActiveThemeName() (writes via viper.BindEnv, on every styled render) and pkg/http.GetGitHubTokenFromEnv() (reads via viper.GetString) from separate worker goroutines, both against the process-wide global viper singleton, which has no locking of its own. pkg/config already has a SafeViper mutex-guard for exactly this class of problem (built for the DAG scheduler's concurrent LoadConfig calls), but pkg/http and pkg/ui/theme sit below pkg/config in the import graph and can't reach it without a cycle. Move the guard into a new leaf package, pkg/viperguard, with no Atmos-internal imports; pkg/config.GlobalViper() now delegates to it instead of keeping a second, independent mutex (two separate locks on the same underlying singleton wouldn't exclude each other), and pkg/http/pkg/ui/theme route their global-viper access through it directly. Also fixes a second -shuffle=on test-isolation bug this run surfaced: TestGitHubTokenEnvBinding depended on TestMain's one-time "github-token" env binding surviving every sibling test, but set_test.go's teardownTest() calls viper.Reset(), which discards it. Previously inert (GITHUB_TOKEN was never set in CI before the prior commit); now fixed by re-binding after Reset() and defensively before the assertion that depends on it. See docs/fixes/2026-09-01-race-detector-ci-job-timeouts.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…job runner The race job ran the full suite to completion for the first time and surfaced seven independent failures in one run: - pkg/lsp/server: DocumentManager.Update mutated an existing *Document's fields in place under its own lock, but validateDocument reads them through the returned pointer with no lock held right after -- a second, overlapping didChange for the same URI raced with it. Update now stores a new *Document per version instead of mutating the shared one. - pkg/terraform/cache: nativeWindowsTrustInstall's closure read the package-level installWindowsTrustFunc var from inside a background goroutine that a timeout lets keep running after the caller returns; a test's t.Cleanup reassigning that var raced with it. Now snapshots the func into a local var before the goroutine starts. - pkg/terraform/registry: fakeRegistry's dlHits/verHits counters were incremented from concurrent httptest.Server handler goroutines with no synchronization -- and never read anywhere. Removed them. - pkg/runner/step, pkg/provisioner/backend, pkg/scanners/sarif, pkg/ui/theme: four more -shuffle=on test-isolation bugs, all the same shape as round 3's github-token one -- a test resets/overrides package-level global state in cleanup without restoring it (or, for sarif, uses viper.Set where t.Setenv was needed), silently breaking whatever test the shuffled order runs next. Also: once every timeout was fixed, this job became the slowest check in the PR. go test's package-level concurrency scales with cores, so swap ubuntu-latest for the same RunsOn runner family the build job's linux leg already uses for CPU-heavy Go work. See docs/fixes/2026-09-01-race-detector-ci-job-timeouts.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The runner-swap commit picked "terraform" without checking its specs: turns out it's an i4i.large (2 cores, 15.7GB RAM) -- fewer cores than ubuntu-latest, a downgrade for this CPU/memory-bound -race workload. Switch to "large" (used by the release job's goreleaser step): an r7a.xlarge, 4 cores, 31GB RAM, double "terraform" on both counts. Separately, the job failed outright before running any tests: its "Install Linux build dependencies" step's `sed -i .../ubuntu.sources` (copied from the floci-go job, which runs on ubuntu-latest) errored with "No such file or directory" -- the RunsOn AMI is Ubuntu 22.04, which has no DEB822 .sources file (a GitHub-hosted 24.04+ image convention). Guard the sed behind a file-existence check so the step works on either runner image. See docs/fixes/2026-09-01-race-detector-ci-job-timeouts.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The race job ran to completion for the first time (after fixing its
runner) and hit ~20 failing cmd tests plus 24 DATA RACE warnings. 21
of the 24 races traced to one root cause: pkg/perf's "simple stack"
fast path (used by the defer perf.Track(...) call at the top of
nearly every public function) only verifies goroutine ownership of
its shared global stack at call depth 0/1, trusting it at deeper
nesting for speed -- a documented "known limitation" where a second
goroutine's calls can silently share the stack undetected. Beyond
producing wrong metrics (the accepted tradeoff), StackFrame.childTime
was a plain time.Duration read/written with no synchronization at
all once two goroutines' frames actually interleaved -- a genuine
data race. Changed it to atomic.Int64.
That doesn't explain why so many otherwise-unrelated cmd tests hit
it: perf tracking is off by default (Track is a no-op) unless
something enables it. cmd/root_heatmap_test.go's
TestDisplayPerformanceHeatmap (both cases) and TestHeatmapNonTTYOutput
call perf.EnableTracking(true) directly to exercise the heatmap
display but, unlike the well-behaved TestEnableHeatmapIfRequested,
never disabled it afterward -- so once any ran under -shuffle=on,
tracking stayed on for the rest of the cmd package's test binary,
turning every subsequent perf.Track() call live and racy. Added
perf.ResetForTesting() (the misleading pre-existing comments already
claimed a reset existed) and wired all four heatmap-adjacent tests
to enable/reset/disable correctly.
One further failure was unrelated: TestUninstallCmd_RunE_MultipleSkills
set the force flag via Lookup("force").Value.Set("true"), which
updates the value but not pflag's Changed bookkeeping that viper's
binding checks for precedence -- unlike every sibling test in the
file, which correctly uses Flags().Set(). Fixed to match.
See docs/fixes/2026-09-01-race-detector-ci-job-timeouts.md.
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Another clean-ish run (7 total now) surfaced a smaller set of
failures once the previous round's fixes landed:
- internal/exec: TestExecuteComponentVendorPullBatch_PullsAllComponentsInOneCall
hit a real race inside charmbracelet/bubbles@v1.0.0's progress.Model
-- SetPercent's returned tea.Cmd reads m.tag/m.id back off the same
*Model pointer when its tick fires, on a different goroutine than
the one that can call SetPercent again before that tick lands. This
is an upstream bug; can't patch a vendored dependency here, so
avoid triggering it instead -- nothing renders the animation
without a TTY, so only call SetPercent when m.isTTY.
- cmd/init, cmd/scaffold: found the same latent bug in three
"--help" integration tests. Cobra's execute() checks the "help"
pflag's *current* value on every Execute() call, not whether
--help was in that specific invocation's args -- so
initCmd.SetArgs([]string{"--help"}) (and four scaffold equivalents)
left it permanently true, and every later test that called that
command's Execute() got nil back having silently printed help,
RunE never called, no matter what args it passed. This is why
TestExecuteInit_ArgumentParsing (already fixed once, for a
different reason) kept reappearing -- it needed the exact same
shuffle order to reproduce both bugs together.
- cmd/version, cmd/describe_stacks/dependents (carried over from the
round 6 investigation), cmd/validate_editorconfig: two more
reset-without-restore leaks (a package-level "format" var, a
ciFlagsParser Viper binding lost to another test's viper.Reset()).
One failure -- cmd/list's TestListStacksWithOptions_CoverageIntegration
-- didn't reproduce on retries with the seed that had just produced
it, ruling out simple ordering in favor of genuine goroutine-timing
nondeterminism. Left open; see docs/fixes Follow-ups.
See docs/fixes/2026-09-01-race-detector-ci-job-timeouts.md.
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…ap entry TestDefaultToolResolver_AliasResolution's "tofu" case supplies the same opentofu/opentofu mapping through AtmosConfig.Toolchain.Aliases (the user-alias branch), so it wouldn't catch a regression in the builtin-alias fallback that Resolve() actually falls through to when no user config is set. Addresses CodeRabbit review comment on PR #3022. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rename the "[race]" job to "non-acceptance test suite": it excludes ./tests/..., so "full test suite" was misleading. - cmd/root_heatmap_test.go: reset the perf registry in cleanup too, not just disable tracking, so this test's metrics can't leak into whatever -shuffle=on runs next. - pkg/utils/string_utils_test.go: TestClearInternPool leaves an interned string behind on success (every sibling test in this file clears on both entry and exit); register the missing cleanup. - pkg/auth/identities/aws/credentials_loader.go: loadAWSCredentialsFromEnvironment mutates process-wide AWS_* env vars with no synchronization, so two concurrent identity resolutions can load each other's profile/region. The AWS SDK has no direct equivalent for this code's AWS_REGION-masking behavior (there's a prior incident behind why that's needed), so keep the env-var approach but serialize the whole setup/load/restore transaction with a mutex instead of rewriting the SDK call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cks test
TestExecuteTerraform_TerraformPlanWithInvalidTemplates asserts the
invalid-stacks fixture's error mentions one of several known shapes, since
filesystem walk order (which invalid file gets hit first) isn't deterministic
across OSes. missing-import.yaml's error -- errors.ErrStackImportNotFound
wrapping errors.ErrFailedToFindImport ("stack import not found: ... failed to
find import") -- wasn't in that list, so CI failed when the walk hit it
before any of the covered files (job 100836458008, PR #3022's [race] job).
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Confirmed via the StepSecurity MCP (list_blocked_domain_calls) as currently blocked, unresolved detections on this workflow's analyze and govulncheck jobs: gocloud.dev, filippo.io, and sigs.k8s.io are all real transitive dependencies (present in go.sum) whose vanity import paths need to resolve during `go build`/`go mod download`; go.dev and pkg.go.dev are standard Go toolchain hosts. Also dropped a duplicate storage.googleapis.com line in the analyze job's allowlist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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AWS_DEFAULT_REGIONas well asAWS_REGION.When
regionis empty,setupAWSEnvunsets onlyAWS_REGION. AWS SDK for Go v2 config v1.32.18 also readsAWS_DEFAULT_REGIONbefore the profile region, so an ambient value can setcfg.Regionincorrectly. Update cleanup and add a focused test case.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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NewTestKit(t)to both cmd tests.These tests do not register the required RootCmd-state cleanup. Add
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In `@pkg/auth/identities/aws/credentials_loader.go`:
- Around line 25-34: Update the setupAWSEnv/loadCredentialsViaSDK/cleanup
transaction guarded by envMu to prevent ambient AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID,
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, and AWS_SESSION_TOKEN from overriding the selected
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In `@cmd/cmd_utils_test.go`:
- Around line 2427-2452: Add the required RootCmd-state cleanup setup at the
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In `@pkg/auth/identities/aws/credentials_loader.go`:
- Around line 107-133: The setupAWSEnv function must also manage
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION alongside AWS_REGION: include it in the environment variables
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…ased SDK load setupAWSEnv masked AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE/AWS_CONFIG_FILE/AWS_PROFILE/ AWS_REGION but not AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID/AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY/AWS_SESSION_TOKEN. The AWS SDK's default credential chain checks the static-key env provider before the shared-file/profile provider this loader exists to drive, so any ambient static keys in the process environment would silently outrank the selected profile. Clear and restore them using the same save/restore mechanism already used for the other vars. Addresses a CodeRabbit finding on PR #3022. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The merge of origin/main duplicated go.dev:443 and pkg.go.dev:443 in the govulncheck job's allowed-endpoints: both branches had independently added the same domains, and the auto-merge concatenated rather than deduped them. Harmless but sloppy; removed the duplicates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/auth/identities/aws/credentials_loader_test.go`:
- Around line 249-251: Update the inline comments for expectedAfter,
expectedUnset, and expectedClearedWhileActive to end with periods, preserving
their existing wording.
- Around line 361-363: In the credentials-loading subtest setup, register the
custom environment restoration cleanup before the t.Setenv calls, or consolidate
environment changes under a single cleanup mechanism. Ensure saved AWS
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In `@pkg/auth/identities/aws/credentials_loader.go`:
- Around line 128-130: Update envVarsToSet in the AWS credentials loader to also
clear AWS_ACCESS_KEY, AWS_SECRET_KEY, AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE, AWS_ROLE_ARN,
and AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME alongside the existing credential variables, then
extend the environment-isolation tests to verify each variable is cleared during
loading and restored afterward.
- Line 127: Update setupAWSEnv’s envVarsToSet to clear AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
alongside AWS_REGION when region is empty, ensuring LoadDefaultConfig cannot use
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…s; fix test cleanup ordering Follow-up to the earlier static-key masking fix, addressing 4 CodeRabbit findings on PR #3022: - setupAWSEnv now also clears AWS_DEFAULT_REGION (the SDK's fallback when AWS_REGION isn't set), plus the legacy AWS_ACCESS_KEY/AWS_SECRET_KEY aliases and the web-identity-token selectors (AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE, AWS_ROLE_ARN, AWS_ROLE_SESSION_NAME) -- all checked by the AWS SDK's default credential/region resolution before the shared-file/profile provider this loader drives (verified against the pinned aws-sdk-go-v2/config@v1.32.18's env_config.go). - Fixed a real bug in TestSetupAWSEnv's own cleanup ordering: the custom savedEnv-restore was registered via t.Cleanup AFTER the t.Setenv calls. Since cleanups run LIFO, the custom restore ran first and each t.Setenv's own cleanup then ran after it, re-clobbering those keys back to "unset" -- silently dropping any ambient credentials that existed before the test. Moved the registration before the t.Setenv loop. - Added test coverage for AWS_DEFAULT_REGION and the newly-masked credential/identity selectors, and godot periods on the struct field comments. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ntly nil Its outer t.Cleanup called ui.Reset() (nils globalFormatter) with nothing to re-initialize it afterward. TestMain's ui.InitFormatter runs once at binary startup, so any test that ran after this one in the same shuffled run saw ui.ErrUIFormatterNotInitialized -- caught TestSupportCommand_RunE in CI (job 101009660640, PR #3022's [race] job). Reinitialize instead of leaving the formatter torn down. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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raceCI job that runsatmos test race(go test -race -shuffle=on) across the unit-test suite on every PR, merge-queue entry, and push tomain/release/v*— excluding./tests/...(the CLI acceptance suite, already covered elsewhere without race and far too slow to run unsharded), running on the RunsOnlargerunner (4 cores/31GB, sized for this CPU/memory-bound workload after an earlier attempt picked an undersized family).pkg/perf's "simple stack" fast path (used by thedefer perf.Track(...)call at the top of nearly every public function repo-wide) read/wroteStackFrame.childTimeas a plaintime.Durationwith no synchronization; changed toatomic.Int64.pkg/lsp/server'sDocumentManager.Updatemutated an existing*Document's fields in place while a concurrentvalidateDocumentcall read them through the same pointer with no lock; now stores a new*Documentper update instead.pkg/toolchain's concurrent batch installer raced on the globalvipersingleton via two call sites (pkg/ui/theme,pkg/http) that couldn't reach the existingpkg/config.SafeVipermutex-guard without an import cycle. Adds a new leaf package,pkg/viperguard, that both can use;pkg/config.GlobalViper()now delegates to it instead of keeping a second, non-cooperating mutex.pkg/terraform/cache's Windows trust-store installer read a package-level function variable from inside a background goroutine a timeout lets keep running after the caller returns; now snapshots it into a local variable first.pkg/ai/tools/atmosandpkg/ui/markdown'sRenderraced on shared state (the latter onos.Stdoutitself).pkg/perf's tracking data raced with a heatmap-collection goroutine left globally enabled by an earlier test.-shuffle=on- and-race-exposed test-isolation bugs acrosspkg/utils,pkg/toolchain,pkg/ui/theme,pkg/runner/step,pkg/provisioner/backend,pkg/scanners/sarif,pkg/terraform/registry,pkg/auth, andcmd— all the same shape: a test resets or overrides shared global state (env vars, cobra flagChangedstate, process-cache entries, color-profile caching,atmosConfigon the test kit) in cleanup without restoring it, silently breaking whatever test the randomized order runs next. Also fixes acmd/terraform/migratebug where a migration check that should have skipped cleanly on repos with no migrations directory was invokingtofuanyway.racejob's runner family/apt-mirror step, a missing toolchain-install step that caused Terraform/OpenTofu/Packer/Helm/Helmfile-dependent tests to fail or time out, and a colorized-rendering-dependent test assertion..tool-versions(the mechanismatmos toolchain install/atmos toolchain envalready read from) instead of 9 separate, already-drifted--default <tool>@${{ env.X_VERSION }}blocks — this had already caused a silent drift (workflow pinned OpenTofu 1.12.2,.tool-versionspinned 1.12.5). CI no longer mutates.tool-versions(--defaultremoved from every install line).racecommand's inline shell script into a unit-tested mage target (magefiles/test_race.go,test:race), matching this repo's existing convention of Go-backed mage targets for other custom commands with non-trivial logic.why
docs/fixes/), but no CI workflow ever ran it, so no PR was ever required to pass it. This job closes that gap.-shuffle=on(bundled with-racefor the same command) turned out to be equally valuable independently: it caught real test-isolation bugs that had nothing to do with concurrency, just latent global-state leaks between tests that had never been exercised in random order before..tool-versionsconsolidation and mage-target conversion are follow-ups from reviewing this PR's own earlier fixes: the CI-install-step fix for theracejob copied a pattern that was already duplicated and already drifting elsewhere, and theracecommand's shell script had grown non-trivial logic with no way to unit-test it.references
Full round-by-round incident history and root-cause writeups:
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