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python-shard shared one venv between autobot-backend and autobot-slm-backend's pytest invocations, built from requirements-ci.txt -- autobot-backend/requirements.txt's langgraph-sdk caps websockets<16, while autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt declares websockets>=17.1,<18 (SLM's real production version). SLM's tests always ran against 15.0.1 as a result, and #16391 carried a named exemption in check_dependency_floors.py's KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS pending a real fix. setup-python-suite/action.yml now builds a second, parallel venv from autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt + requirements-ci-test.txt, exposed via a new `slm-venv` output (not activated onto $GITHUB_PATH, reached explicitly so it coexists with the backend venv). ci.yml points the slm-backend pytest invocation at that venv's own interpreter, and splits the strict dependency-floor check into two --roots-scoped calls (one per venv, mirroring scripts/setup-ci-parity-env.sh's existing pattern) so each service's floors are judged against what its own venv actually installs. The KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS entry is removed and pinned empty by a test.
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Reviewed at The measurement first, because it changes what "clean" means hereMy own first read of this PR was "0 failing checks — good." That was true and misleading, and it is the failure mode this repo keeps hitting: nothing has failed because almost nothing has finished.
So there is currently no CI evidence for the two-venv split at all. @autobot-ai-35's caution was right, and more so than stated: it is not that the split "has only run on this PR" — it has not meaningfully run yet. The good news is that it will be real evidence when it lands, because Design — verified, and it holds
What to check when the suite completesThe design cannot fail in a way that is visible locally; it fails on the runner or not at all. Specifically worth confirming rather than inferring from a green tick:
Point 1 is the one I would be most careful about: a missing output is indistinguishable from success in the step's exit code. VerdictNot approving yet, and not because I doubt the design. Ledger stays |
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- Around line 59-63: Update the test around _strict_check_steps to assert that
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Assert every installed root for both checks.
The backend venv installs requirements-ci.txt and requirements-ci-test.txt. The SLM venv installs requirements-ci-test.txt and autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt. autobot-backend/requirements.txt is not part of the backend install graph, so do not require it as a backend root.
The current assertions do not require requirements-ci.txt or requirements-ci-test.txt in the backend command, or requirements-ci-test.txt in the SLM command. Removing any of those roots can leave this test green while disabling its floor validation. Retain the existing cross-venv exclusion checks.
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backend_step, slm_step = _strict_check_steps()
assert "autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt" not in backend_step["run"]
assert "--roots" in backend_step["run"]
assert "autobot-backend/requirements.txt" not in slm_step["run"]
assert "autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt" in slm_step["run"]
+ for root in (
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+ "requirements-ci-test.txt",
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| backend_step, slm_step = _strict_check_steps() | |
| assert "autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt" not in backend_step["run"] | |
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| assert "autobot-backend/requirements.txt" not in slm_step["run"] | |
| assert "autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt" in slm_step["run"] | |
| backend_step, slm_step = _strict_check_steps() | |
| assert "autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt" not in backend_step["run"] | |
| assert "--roots" in backend_step["run"] | |
| assert "autobot-backend/requirements.txt" not in slm_step["run"] | |
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| "requirements-ci.txt", | |
| "requirements-ci-test.txt", | |
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Update the test around _strict_check_steps to assert that backend_step["run"]
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This is not a defect in the venv split — the split is what made a pre-existing defect
A fresh SLM install was already broken the first time either module was imported; sharing a Fix
diff --git a/autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt b/autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt
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# sudo apt install sshpass # Required for password-based SSH connections
#
+# Shared versions come from the constraints SSOT (#10524): a constrained package is
+# listed BARE here and its version changed in constraints/shared.txt once --
+# scripts/check_constraint_drift.py fails any re-declaration.
+-c ../constraints/shared.txt
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# Prometheus metrics (Issue #937: shared monitoring implementation)
prometheus-client>=0.26.0
@@ -53,6 +58,16 @@ aiohttp>=3.14.3 # SECURITY UPDATE — matches autobot-backend/requirements.txt
# System metrics
psutil>=7.2.2
+# Monitoring / BI dashboard (#16394)
+# monitoring/business_intelligence_dashboard.py imports numpy and jinja2 at module
+# scope (lines 33-34), monitoring/performance_benchmark.py imports numpy (line 26).
+# Neither was ever declared: ci.yml ran SLM's tests in the shared backend venv, which
+# supplied both transitively, so the omission stayed invisible until #16394 gave the
+# SLM suite its own venv built from THIS file. A fresh SLM install was already broken
+# the first time either module was imported -- the venv split only made it visible.
+numpy # version from constraints/shared.txt -- do not re-declare it here
+jinja2>=3.1.6 # CVE-2025-27516: sandbox escape via the |attr filter
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# SSH connectivity (for connection testing and node management)
paramiko>=5.0.0
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# Redis test double, used by the tests that do not need the real service.
fakeredis[lua]
+# In-memory async SQLite driver (#16394). autobot-slm-backend's API tests build a real
+# SQLAlchemy AsyncSession over `sqlite+aiosqlite:///:memory:` rather than mocking the
+# ORM, so the driver is part of the test tool-chain exactly the way fakeredis above is.
+# The backend venv happened to get it from autobot-backend/requirements.txt, where it
+# is a genuine runtime dependency; the SLM venv (#16394) is built from
+# autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt, which does not declare it and should not --
+# no SLM runtime module imports aiosqlite. Declaring it here gives both venvs the
+# driver without putting a test-only dependency in SLM's production manifest.
+aiosqlite>=0.22.1
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# Static analysis. code-quality.yml is the gate that enforces these (#13162);
# they are installed here because some tests shell out to them.
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…al (#16394) Giving autobot-slm-backend's tests their own venv (this same PR) surfaced 3 ModuleNotFoundErrors across every shard's SLM test run -- numpy, jinja2, and aiosqlite were never declared in autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt, only ever present because CI's OLD shared venv installed them transitively for the backend's own needs (aiosqlite>=0.22.1 is autobot-backend/requirements.txt's own pin; numpy/jinja2 arrived from some other backend dependency's own closure, never declared directly there either). tests/test_bi_dashboard.py needs real numpy (documented in its own comment, no stub) and falls back to a jinja2 stub only when the real package is genuinely absent; migrations/migrate_system_secrets_to_vault_test.py and user_management/services/sso_e2e_test.py need the real `sqlite+aiosqlite://` SQLAlchemy driver for in-memory async DB tests. numpy pinned via the existing `-c ../constraints/shared.txt` convention (autobot-backend/requirements.txt:9's same mechanism), not a local version -- this dev box's Python 3.10.12 cannot resolve constraints/shared.txt's numpy>=2.5.3 floor (needs 3.11+), so that one is unverifiable locally; CI runs the declared 3.14.7. jinja2 and aiosqlite verified installable in an isolated venv on this box (jinja2 3.1.6, aiosqlite 0.22.1).
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…uirements.sh (#16889 review) #16394 gave autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt its own sibling-relative -c ../constraints/shared.txt include, which the deployed directory can't resolve. A bare pip install -r aborted the sync, and the && silently skipped alembic upgrade head (#11069/#14272) -- the same failure mode already fixed for the backend and ai-stack roles. Routes through the same canonical script so all three deploy paths share one implementation.
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…ame (#16889 review) The previous fix copied the backend role's post_sync_cmd pattern verbatim, including its /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm.txt output path -- already used by the backend role itself. code_sync runs sync jobs as concurrent tasks, so on a node hosting both roles the two jobs can interleave and one filter's output gets pip-installed into the other role's venv: a silent wrong-deps install, not a visible failure. Adds a regression test asserting every role's filtered-output /tmp path is unique, verified to catch the exact collision by reverting locally and confirming it fails, then restoring.
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…ason - role_registry.py: 727 -> 715 lines. Collapses the slm-backend #16889 comment from 9 lines to 3 and merges it with the adjacent pre-existing #14275 comment, and tightens the post_sync_cmd string layout -- no behavior change, back under the grandfathered 715-line ceiling (#14236). - secrets_baseline_reasons.py: the Basic Auth Credentials entry for autobot_shared/secret_redaction.py cited a bare "line 242", which drifts whenever a regex rewrite upstream (like this vehicle's own #17104 member) moves the comment -- reworded to cite the comment above `_BASIC_AUTH_URL_RE` by name instead. - glob_declared_reads_15900_test.py: the main merge below brought in #15317's chromadb_bind_not_hardcoded_15317_test.py, whose *.service, *.service.j2 and docker/*.yml glob declarations were undetected by that guard's own coverage sweep -- recorded all three (plus adding the guard to the pre-existing *.sh entry's set) so the pre-push hook's glob-declared-reads check passes. Also merges origin/main (143 commits) to bring this code-touching PR to exactly 0-behind, per the owner's merge-safety rule.
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…16394 review) #16889's post_sync_cmd fix for the slm-backend role (5a94eca, db0d234) added 13 net lines, mostly verbose comments duplicating the backend role's rationale just above -- pushing the file to 727 against its grandfathered 715 ceiling. A grandfathered file may not grow (#14236): the exemption freezes the size it was granted, it does not license more. Trims the new comments to point at the backend role's existing explanation instead of repeating it, and folds the post_sync_cmd f-string's line breaks down to fit the project's 120-col limit. No behavior change -- same command, same rationale, fewer lines.
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…16249, #16394, #16466, #16143, #15021) (#17149) * docs(research): provider quota headroom and multi-account failover analysis (#15021) * chore(session): handoff for research-provider-quota-headroom (#15021) * feat(site): social preview cards for the two skills marketplaces (#16143) Neither skills repository had a social preview, so a pasted link rendered as a grey block with the repo name -- while both are linked from the public root landing page. A social preview is a repository setting, not a file GitHub reads from the tree, and no REST or GraphQL endpoint exists for it. The cards are therefore authored here, where they get review and version history, and uploaded once through the web UI -- the same author-here / deploy-elsewhere split as site/mrveiss.github.io/. README.md carries the two-click instruction and notes that stale previews are platform link caches rather than failed uploads. Palette and type follow the landing page so a pasted repository link reads as the same property as the site. The generator makes no network call and fails on a missing font rather than substituting one, since a substituted face would change the card without changing the code. The cards carry no counts, metrics or badges deliberately: a number baked into a setting nobody revisits becomes false the first time a skill is added. They name domains instead, which stays true as the sets grow. Refs #16143 -- this does not close it. Two acceptance criteria are operator uploads against live repositories and cannot be verified from a diff. * chore(activity-tracking): retire the terminal/file/browser tracking hooks as dead code (#16466) #16464 ported terminal_activities/file_activities/browser_activities/ secret_usage into the canonical Alembic chain (cascade-delete safety, unrelated to whether anything writes to them). This issue was about whether the backend code that WOULD write to three of those four tables was ever finished. It wasn't: - integrations/terminal_tracking.py, file_tracking.py, browser_tracking.py: zero callers anywhere in the backend (confirmed via grep for their public functions across the whole tree). Added in 672d17d (#873/#884, #608 Phase 5); #873's own acceptance checklist for hooking each into a real terminal/file-browser/browser-automation call site was never checked off, and two of those three target files (integrations/file_browser.py, automation_handler.py) were never even created -- despite #873 being closed anyway. - knowledge/activity_types.py: contrary to this issue's own premise, this file never wrote to the database at all -- it's Pydantic schema classes with zero callers outside its own test (including DesktopActivity, which the live desktop path doesn't use either; desktop_tracking.py builds its ORM model directly). Retired as orphaned schema, not as a "writer module". - The frontend counterpart (useActivityTracking.ts) was already retired in #16443 for the identical zero-callers reason. desktop_tracking.py -> api/vnc_proxy.py is untouched and remains the one live path; utils/activity_tracker.py keeps only track_desktop_activity. Retiring rather than wiring: no capability gap found (nothing reads these four tables either, so there's no consumer waiting on the write side), and the original feature was never actually finished for these three modalities in the first place. Note: autobot_shared/store_authority.py's activity_audit_trail Concept (added on the not-yet-merged #16460/#16471 branch) will need its write_sites list trimmed to match once both branches are in the same tree -- flagging here since this branch doesn't have that entry yet to edit directly. * docs(store-authority): trim activity_audit_trail's write_sites after #16466 (#16466) This PR retires integrations/{terminal,file,browser}_tracking.py and knowledge/activity_types.py as dead code. activity_audit_trail's Concept still listed all four as write-sites; only utils/activity_tracker.py (its surviving track_desktop_activity) and integrations/desktop_tracking.py ever actually write here. Same trim as #16471's 4c91955, applied on this branch since this is the PR that actually deletes the four files. * fix(ratchet): lower kb-read-visibility-production-sweep's floor after #16466's deletions (#16466) #16674 (merged after this branch's last rebase) raised the floor to 2558. This branch's own retirement of browser_tracking.py, file_tracking.py, terminal_tracking.py and knowledge/activity_types.py as dead code drops the real count to 2555 -- verified by running the guard's own discovery function directly, not by arithmetic, since other merged growth already moved autobot-backend's count independent of this deletion. * fix(ci): give the SLM backend's tests their own venv in CI (#16394) python-shard shared one venv between autobot-backend and autobot-slm-backend's pytest invocations, built from requirements-ci.txt -- autobot-backend/requirements.txt's langgraph-sdk caps websockets<16, while autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt declares websockets>=17.1,<18 (SLM's real production version). SLM's tests always ran against 15.0.1 as a result, and #16391 carried a named exemption in check_dependency_floors.py's KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS pending a real fix. setup-python-suite/action.yml now builds a second, parallel venv from autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt + requirements-ci-test.txt, exposed via a new `slm-venv` output (not activated onto $GITHUB_PATH, reached explicitly so it coexists with the backend venv). ci.yml points the slm-backend pytest invocation at that venv's own interpreter, and splits the strict dependency-floor check into two --roots-scoped calls (one per venv, mirroring scripts/setup-ci-parity-env.sh's existing pattern) so each service's floors are judged against what its own venv actually installs. The KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS entry is removed and pinned empty by a test. * fix(ci): python-paths covers the shell wrappers python-suite tests (#16249) `pipeline-scripts/check-pre-commit-hook-pr.sh` is run by two python-suite tests, and no pattern in `.github/filters/python-paths.yml` matched it. A change confined to the wrapper computed `python != 'true'`, the required-context shim reported `python-suite` green, and the tests that exercise the change never ran — a guard bypassable by touching the one file it exists to watch. Six paths, not the one reported: four wrappers with sibling tests (check-pre-commit-hook-pr.sh, check_baseline_no_growth.sh, detect-hardcoded-values.sh, pr-queue-open-list.sh) and the two libraries they source (scripts/lib/git-scope.sh, scripts/lib/hardcoded-value-rules.sh). Both extra findings came from the new guard failing against my own enumeration, before review rather than after: * I paired scripts to tests by NAME, which crosses a hyphen/underscore boundary silently — pr-queue-open-list.sh is tested by pr_queue_open_list_test.py. The guard pairs them by CONTENT and named it. * my source-line pattern matched the quoted argument as `[^"]+`, which stops at the first INNER quote. The portable spelling nests them — `source "$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)/../x.sh"` — so it yielded `$(cd `, ended in no `.sh`, and was dropped as if the line sourced nothing. Only the simple `"${REPO_ROOT}/..."` spelling parsed, which is how hardcoded-value-rules.sh — sourced by two of the four — surfaced at all, and how git-scope.sh then read as absent. The extractor now matches the `.sh` argument itself, last one on the line. Both variables are assigned `$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)`, checked in each script rather than inferred from the name. The transitive closure was checked too, per the issue's "not verified" note: neither library sources anything, though both look like they might — git-scope.sh contains the word `source` four times and hardcoded-value-rules.sh six, and every occurrence is prose in a comment. An anchored grep returned zero for the first; counting the unanchored word is what made that zero trustworthy. Why the existing coverage guard cannot catch this, which the issue did not record. `python_filter_covers_its_guards_test.py` exists for exactly this class and two independent things stop it: it sweeps `repo_tests/` only, and `pipeline-scripts`, `scripts` and `tools` sit in its `_NOT_A_READ` set — whose stated premise, "trees whose contents no guard reads directly", is false, since check-pre-commit-hook-pr_test.py reads its own `.sh`. Sweeping those directories would still discard the finding. Widening it was measured, not guessed. The sweep was reimplemented independently and validated against the recorded baseline (38 uncovered reads, equal to MAX_UNCOVERED_READS and to the 38 recorded entries) before any option was judged: today 38 also sweep pipeline-scripts/ 58 ...and drop pipeline-scripts from _NOT_A_READ 63 ...and drop scripts too 77 Every option raises a count whose own rule is that it may only fall, and the 25 newly surfaced reads are mostly workflow and config files — a different population from this defect. So the narrow invariant is asserted directly in `repo_tests/python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py`: a wrapper that python-suite tests must itself be able to trigger python-suite. Exact, and it costs the ratchet nothing — re-measured after the filter change, still 38, so the equality rule holds in both directions. That guard imports the matcher from the existing one rather than restating it. Two matchers drifting apart would disagree silently and certify coverage the real gate does not grant; a rename breaks the import loudly instead. Four of its six tests are controls: the sweep must find at least four tested wrappers and name the reported one; the extractor is pinned to exact sourced sets for all four real wrappers, including the empty one, which is what would catch an extractor that started matching prose; an argument that does not resolve to a repository file is REPORTED rather than skipped, so an unreadable source line cannot look like a script that sources nothing; and the imported matcher is asserted to say no to an absent path, without which both findings tests pass vacuously. Closes #16249 * test(guards): record the new wrapper guard's `*.sh` glob (#16249) `python-suite shard 8/12` failed on `glob_declared_reads_15900_test.py::test_the_record_names_exactly_the_guards_that_declare_each_glob`: declaring-but-not-recorded: ['repo_tests/python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py'] The guard added by this PR sweeps `pipeline-scripts/*.sh`, and #15900's record names every guard that declares each tracked glob so a sweep cannot quietly appear or vanish. A new declarer has to be added in the same change — which is the record doing its job, not an obstacle. Only `*.sh` needed recording. The guard also calls `glob("*_test.py")`, and that pattern is not tracked: the record carries `*_test.sh` but no `*_test.py`. Checked the two other guards this session added for the same trap — `command_position_scan_test.py` and `hook_declarations_are_reachable_test.py` — and neither globs at all; they read a module's `dir()` and the router's exported routes respectively. So this is the only entry needed. * fix(ci): declare numpy/jinja2/aiosqlite the SLM venv now needs for real (#16394) Giving autobot-slm-backend's tests their own venv (this same PR) surfaced 3 ModuleNotFoundErrors across every shard's SLM test run -- numpy, jinja2, and aiosqlite were never declared in autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt, only ever present because CI's OLD shared venv installed them transitively for the backend's own needs (aiosqlite>=0.22.1 is autobot-backend/requirements.txt's own pin; numpy/jinja2 arrived from some other backend dependency's own closure, never declared directly there either). tests/test_bi_dashboard.py needs real numpy (documented in its own comment, no stub) and falls back to a jinja2 stub only when the real package is genuinely absent; migrations/migrate_system_secrets_to_vault_test.py and user_management/services/sso_e2e_test.py need the real `sqlite+aiosqlite://` SQLAlchemy driver for in-memory async DB tests. numpy pinned via the existing `-c ../constraints/shared.txt` convention (autobot-backend/requirements.txt:9's same mechanism), not a local version -- this dev box's Python 3.10.12 cannot resolve constraints/shared.txt's numpy>=2.5.3 floor (needs 3.11+), so that one is unverifiable locally; CI runs the declared 3.14.7. jinja2 and aiosqlite verified installable in an isolated venv on this box (jinja2 3.1.6, aiosqlite 0.22.1). * fix(ci): mirror SLM's jinja2 into CI and fix its Docker constraints copy (#16394) * fix(tests): use the canonical repo_root() helper, not a hand-derived one (#16249) * fix(tests): import Path in python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py (#16249) pyflakes F821: Path is used in 3 type annotations (dict[Path, list[str]], def _sourced_paths(script: Path)) but never imported. from __future__ import annotations defers evaluation at runtime, but pyflakes still resolves annotation strings statically. Pure import addition, no logic change. * fix(ci): route slm-backend's post_sync_cmd through build-filtered-requirements.sh (#16889 review) #16394 gave autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt its own sibling-relative -c ../constraints/shared.txt include, which the deployed directory can't resolve. A bare pip install -r aborted the sync, and the && silently skipped alembic upgrade head (#11069/#14272) -- the same failure mode already fixed for the backend and ai-stack roles. Routes through the same canonical script so all three deploy paths share one implementation. * fix(ci): give slm-backend's filtered-requirements temp file its own name (#16889 review) The previous fix copied the backend role's post_sync_cmd pattern verbatim, including its /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm.txt output path -- already used by the backend role itself. code_sync runs sync jobs as concurrent tasks, so on a node hosting both roles the two jobs can interleave and one filter's output gets pip-installed into the other role's venv: a silent wrong-deps install, not a visible failure. Adds a regression test asserting every role's filtered-output /tmp path is unique, verified to catch the exact collision by reverting locally and confirming it fails, then restoring. * style: black-format python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py (#16249) Formatting drifted during the orphaned-branch consolidation (vehicle- v090-2026-09-20-orphans) -- black now reformats one line differently than when the branch was originally authored 4+ months ago. * fix(slm): trim role_registry.py comments to fit its 715-line ceiling (#16394 review) #16889's post_sync_cmd fix for the slm-backend role (5a94eca, db0d234) added 13 net lines, mostly verbose comments duplicating the backend role's rationale just above -- pushing the file to 727 against its grandfathered 715 ceiling. A grandfathered file may not grow (#14236): the exemption freezes the size it was granted, it does not license more. Trims the new comments to point at the backend role's existing explanation instead of repeating it, and folds the post_sync_cmd f-string's line breaks down to fit the project's 120-col limit. No behavior change -- same command, same rationale, fewer lines. * docs(research): index provider-quota-headroom-and-account-pooling (#15021) repo_tests/doc_sync_hook_resolves_indexer_15845_test.py caught it in CI (python-suite shard 11/12): this PR's own research doc landed without a docs/research/_index.md entry, so the reachability sweep flagged it as present but unindexed. * fix(secrets): reconcile the baseline after #17153's entity decode (#17153) Secret Detection went red on main: rescan read 1413 findings, the committed baseline held 1415, and en.json:2773 was an unaudited finding. Reconciled with the documented scan/audit/strip order, not by hand-editing hashes. 1415 - 3 + 1 = 1413: REMOVED (3, all previously legacy-tracked) autobot-slm-frontend/src/locales/en.json 476cb7b9 -- 'API Keys & Tokens' autobot-frontend/.../ssot-config.spec.ts 1ba53c9c, 7cbdd1eb ADDED (1) autobot-slm-frontend/src/locales/en.json 7e62ee8a -- 'API Keys & Tokens' Only one of the three removals is mine. #17153 decoded & to a literal & so the GUI stopped rendering the entity, which changed the string and therefore its hashed_secret. The other two went stale two days ago via #16299's VNC password fix and had simply never been reconciled -- the baseline had already drifted. The new entry is labelled is_secret=false with a specific reason. Confirmed rather than assumed: plain SHA1 of 'API Keys & Tokens' reproduces the new hash exactly, and SHA1 of the pre-#17153 spelling reproduces the one it replaces, so the audited verdict carries over because the value is the same display heading. Verified before pushing: 1413 entries (floor 1383), zero unreasoned, zero stale specific reasons, frozen legacy-keys hash unchanged, nothing unlabelled. * fix(guards): re-pin the hooks-path-override reach floor 6488 -> 6491 (#17142) Population measured 6891 after #17153 and #17184 landed -- three new counting files between them. Floor 6488 left a gap of 403 against an allowance of 401, so reach_declarations_test went red on every PR touching repo_tests. Re-derived with the guard's own _scanned_files() rather than taking the number from the failure message. New floor is population minus the unchanged growth allowance, the convention this file already documents. This is the #17142 shape a third time: #17153 and #17184 each fit alone against the 6889 allowance, the pair did not, and neither could see the other's contribution. Headroom after this re-pin is ONE file, so the next PR adding two counting files breaks it again. 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…dependabot uv) (#17116) * fix(ci): give the SLM backend's tests their own venv in CI (#16394) python-shard shared one venv between autobot-backend and autobot-slm-backend's pytest invocations, built from requirements-ci.txt -- autobot-backend/requirements.txt's langgraph-sdk caps websockets<16, while autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt declares websockets>=17.1,<18 (SLM's real production version). SLM's tests always ran against 15.0.1 as a result, and #16391 carried a named exemption in check_dependency_floors.py's KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS pending a real fix. setup-python-suite/action.yml now builds a second, parallel venv from autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt + requirements-ci-test.txt, exposed via a new `slm-venv` output (not activated onto $GITHUB_PATH, reached explicitly so it coexists with the backend venv). ci.yml points the slm-backend pytest invocation at that venv's own interpreter, and splits the strict dependency-floor check into two --roots-scoped calls (one per venv, mirroring scripts/setup-ci-parity-env.sh's existing pattern) so each service's floors are judged against what its own venv actually installs. The KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS entry is removed and pinned empty by a test. * fix(ci): python-paths covers the shell wrappers python-suite tests (#16249) `pipeline-scripts/check-pre-commit-hook-pr.sh` is run by two python-suite tests, and no pattern in `.github/filters/python-paths.yml` matched it. A change confined to the wrapper computed `python != 'true'`, the required-context shim reported `python-suite` green, and the tests that exercise the change never ran — a guard bypassable by touching the one file it exists to watch. Six paths, not the one reported: four wrappers with sibling tests (check-pre-commit-hook-pr.sh, check_baseline_no_growth.sh, detect-hardcoded-values.sh, pr-queue-open-list.sh) and the two libraries they source (scripts/lib/git-scope.sh, scripts/lib/hardcoded-value-rules.sh). Both extra findings came from the new guard failing against my own enumeration, before review rather than after: * I paired scripts to tests by NAME, which crosses a hyphen/underscore boundary silently — pr-queue-open-list.sh is tested by pr_queue_open_list_test.py. The guard pairs them by CONTENT and named it. * my source-line pattern matched the quoted argument as `[^"]+`, which stops at the first INNER quote. The portable spelling nests them — `source "$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)/../x.sh"` — so it yielded `$(cd `, ended in no `.sh`, and was dropped as if the line sourced nothing. Only the simple `"${REPO_ROOT}/..."` spelling parsed, which is how hardcoded-value-rules.sh — sourced by two of the four — surfaced at all, and how git-scope.sh then read as absent. The extractor now matches the `.sh` argument itself, last one on the line. Both variables are assigned `$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)`, checked in each script rather than inferred from the name. The transitive closure was checked too, per the issue's "not verified" note: neither library sources anything, though both look like they might — git-scope.sh contains the word `source` four times and hardcoded-value-rules.sh six, and every occurrence is prose in a comment. An anchored grep returned zero for the first; counting the unanchored word is what made that zero trustworthy. Why the existing coverage guard cannot catch this, which the issue did not record. `python_filter_covers_its_guards_test.py` exists for exactly this class and two independent things stop it: it sweeps `repo_tests/` only, and `pipeline-scripts`, `scripts` and `tools` sit in its `_NOT_A_READ` set — whose stated premise, "trees whose contents no guard reads directly", is false, since check-pre-commit-hook-pr_test.py reads its own `.sh`. Sweeping those directories would still discard the finding. Widening it was measured, not guessed. The sweep was reimplemented independently and validated against the recorded baseline (38 uncovered reads, equal to MAX_UNCOVERED_READS and to the 38 recorded entries) before any option was judged: today 38 also sweep pipeline-scripts/ 58 ...and drop pipeline-scripts from _NOT_A_READ 63 ...and drop scripts too 77 Every option raises a count whose own rule is that it may only fall, and the 25 newly surfaced reads are mostly workflow and config files — a different population from this defect. So the narrow invariant is asserted directly in `repo_tests/python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py`: a wrapper that python-suite tests must itself be able to trigger python-suite. Exact, and it costs the ratchet nothing — re-measured after the filter change, still 38, so the equality rule holds in both directions. That guard imports the matcher from the existing one rather than restating it. Two matchers drifting apart would disagree silently and certify coverage the real gate does not grant; a rename breaks the import loudly instead. Four of its six tests are controls: the sweep must find at least four tested wrappers and name the reported one; the extractor is pinned to exact sourced sets for all four real wrappers, including the empty one, which is what would catch an extractor that started matching prose; an argument that does not resolve to a repository file is REPORTED rather than skipped, so an unreadable source line cannot look like a script that sources nothing; and the imported matcher is asserted to say no to an absent path, without which both findings tests pass vacuously. Closes #16249 * test(guards): record the new wrapper guard's `*.sh` glob (#16249) `python-suite shard 8/12` failed on `glob_declared_reads_15900_test.py::test_the_record_names_exactly_the_guards_that_declare_each_glob`: declaring-but-not-recorded: ['repo_tests/python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py'] The guard added by this PR sweeps `pipeline-scripts/*.sh`, and #15900's record names every guard that declares each tracked glob so a sweep cannot quietly appear or vanish. A new declarer has to be added in the same change — which is the record doing its job, not an obstacle. Only `*.sh` needed recording. The guard also calls `glob("*_test.py")`, and that pattern is not tracked: the record carries `*_test.sh` but no `*_test.py`. Checked the two other guards this session added for the same trap — `command_position_scan_test.py` and `hook_declarations_are_reachable_test.py` — and neither globs at all; they read a module's `dir()` and the router's exported routes respectively. So this is the only entry needed. * fix(ci): declare numpy/jinja2/aiosqlite the SLM venv now needs for real (#16394) Giving autobot-slm-backend's tests their own venv (this same PR) surfaced 3 ModuleNotFoundErrors across every shard's SLM test run -- numpy, jinja2, and aiosqlite were never declared in autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt, only ever present because CI's OLD shared venv installed them transitively for the backend's own needs (aiosqlite>=0.22.1 is autobot-backend/requirements.txt's own pin; numpy/jinja2 arrived from some other backend dependency's own closure, never declared directly there either). tests/test_bi_dashboard.py needs real numpy (documented in its own comment, no stub) and falls back to a jinja2 stub only when the real package is genuinely absent; migrations/migrate_system_secrets_to_vault_test.py and user_management/services/sso_e2e_test.py need the real `sqlite+aiosqlite://` SQLAlchemy driver for in-memory async DB tests. numpy pinned via the existing `-c ../constraints/shared.txt` convention (autobot-backend/requirements.txt:9's same mechanism), not a local version -- this dev box's Python 3.10.12 cannot resolve constraints/shared.txt's numpy>=2.5.3 floor (needs 3.11+), so that one is unverifiable locally; CI runs the declared 3.14.7. jinja2 and aiosqlite verified installable in an isolated venv on this box (jinja2 3.1.6, aiosqlite 0.22.1). * fix(ci): mirror SLM's jinja2 into CI and fix its Docker constraints copy (#16394) * fix(tests): use the canonical repo_root() helper, not a hand-derived one (#16249) * chore(deps): bump the uv group across 1 directory with 2 updates Bumps the uv group with 2 updates in the /autobot-infrastructure/shared/mcp/tools/knowledge-base-mcp directory: [anyio](https://github.com/agronholm/anyio) and [httpx2](https://github.com/pydantic/httpx2). Updates `anyio` from 4.12.1 to 4.14.2 - [Release notes](https://github.com/agronholm/anyio/releases) - [Commits](agronholm/anyio@4.12.1...4.14.2) Updates `httpx2` from 2.10.0 to 2.12.0 - [Release notes](https://github.com/pydantic/httpx2/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/pydantic/httpx2/blob/main/src/httpx2/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](pydantic/httpx2@v2.10.0...v2.12.0) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: anyio dependency-version: 4.14.2 dependency-type: indirect dependency-group: uv - dependency-name: httpx2 dependency-version: 2.12.0 dependency-type: indirect dependency-group: uv ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> * fix(tests): import Path in python_filter_covers_tested_shell_wrappers_test.py (#16249) pyflakes F821: Path is used in 3 type annotations (dict[Path, list[str]], def _sourced_paths(script: Path)) but never imported. from __future__ import annotations defers evaluation at runtime, but pyflakes still resolves annotation strings statically. Pure import addition, no logic change. * fix(security): redact secrets in npu_client log, bound ReDoS-vulnerable regexes CodeQL flagged 3 high-severity alerts introduced by the #17077 merge: - py/clear-text-logging-sensitive-data (npu_client.py:471): the error log on embedding-generation failure logged a raw prefix of caller-supplied text. generate_embedding_with_fallback() is a generic low-level client called from several places (work_intent_similarity, semantic_search, vector_search_engine, code_intelligence) that don't all redact before embedding, so a failed call could log real secret material. Now redacts via autobot_shared.secret_redaction.redact_content() before truncating. - py/polynomial-redos x2 (secret_redaction.py:325, :347): the PEM-block and data-URI matchers used unbounded quantifiers ([\s\S]*? and [^,\s]+) whose lazy/greedy scan restarts at every occurrence of the anchor literal in the input, giving O(n^2) worst case on adversarial content (many "-----BEGIN ... PRIVATE KEY-----" or "data:" occurrences with no closing marker) -- ironic since this module itself scans arbitrary KB/fact content. Bounded both quantifiers to generous but finite limits that comfortably cover real PEM key bodies (up to ~8192-bit RSA) and real MIME types, verified linear (not quadratic) scaling and full behavioral equivalence against every true-positive/false-positive fixture in secret_redaction_test.py. * fix(perf): bound redact_content's input on npu_client's hot failure-log path (#17104 review) redact_content(text)[:80] ran every redaction regex over the full caller-supplied text (up to ~100 KB) on an unconditional logger.error in the embedding-failure path. Slice to 512 chars before redacting -- well over the final 80-char prefix, so a credential crossing that boundary is still masked, but the regex cost is now bounded. * fix(security): stop logging redacted-but-content-derived text on the embedding-failure path CodeQL py/clear-text-logging-sensitive-data does not model redact_content() as a sanitizer, so a redacted excerpt still trips the query. Log no input-derived content at all: length plus a truncated sha256 hash is enough to correlate failures without ever reproducing what was sent. Drops the now-unused redact_content import. * fix(ci): route slm-backend's post_sync_cmd through build-filtered-requirements.sh (#16889 review) #16394 gave autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt its own sibling-relative -c ../constraints/shared.txt include, which the deployed directory can't resolve. A bare pip install -r aborted the sync, and the && silently skipped alembic upgrade head (#11069/#14272) -- the same failure mode already fixed for the backend and ai-stack roles. Routes through the same canonical script so all three deploy paths share one implementation. * fix(ci): give slm-backend's filtered-requirements temp file its own name (#16889 review) The previous fix copied the backend role's post_sync_cmd pattern verbatim, including its /tmp/requirements-filtered-slm.txt output path -- already used by the backend role itself. code_sync runs sync jobs as concurrent tasks, so on a node hosting both roles the two jobs can interleave and one filter's output gets pip-installed into the other role's venv: a silent wrong-deps install, not a visible failure. Adds a regression test asserting every role's filtered-output /tmp path is unique, verified to catch the exact collision by reverting locally and confirming it fails, then restoring. * fix(vehicle): trim role_registry.py to ceiling, reword line-number reason - role_registry.py: 727 -> 715 lines. Collapses the slm-backend #16889 comment from 9 lines to 3 and merges it with the adjacent pre-existing #14275 comment, and tightens the post_sync_cmd string layout -- no behavior change, back under the grandfathered 715-line ceiling (#14236). - secrets_baseline_reasons.py: the Basic Auth Credentials entry for autobot_shared/secret_redaction.py cited a bare "line 242", which drifts whenever a regex rewrite upstream (like this vehicle's own #17104 member) moves the comment -- reworded to cite the comment above `_BASIC_AUTH_URL_RE` by name instead. - glob_declared_reads_15900_test.py: the main merge below brought in #15317's chromadb_bind_not_hardcoded_15317_test.py, whose *.service, *.service.j2 and docker/*.yml glob declarations were undetected by that guard's own coverage sweep -- recorded all three (plus adding the guard to the pre-existing *.sh entry's set) so the pre-push hook's glob-declared-reads check passes. Also merges origin/main (143 commits) to bring this code-touching PR to exactly 0-behind, per the owner's merge-safety rule. --------- Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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ci.yml'spython-shardjob runsautobot-backendandautobot-slm-backend's pytest suites as two separate invocations (#13084, different top-level package names) but both share ONE venv, built by.github/actions/setup-python-suite/action.ymlfromrequirements-ci.txt(the backend's combined set).autobot-backend/requirements.txt'slanggraph-sdkcapswebsockets<16;autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txtdeclareswebsockets>=17.1,<18, the version SLM actually runs in production. Sharing one venv means SLM's tests could never run at SLM's own declared floor — #16391 tried lowering SLM's floor to fit, a reviewer rejected that as downgrading SLM production for a CI convenience, and #16391 instead carried a named exemption inpipeline-scripts/check_dependency_floors.py'sKNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONS, pointing at this issue for the real fix.The real fix is a second venv, built from SLM's own requirements, so SLM's tests run at SLM's own declared versions. I read
setup-python-suite/action.ymlandci.ymlin full first — both carry hard-won tuning (apt retry logic, the #13084/#13300/#13637 rationale for the two pytest invocations, the #16516 faulthandler timeout) that a hasty edit could easily contradict.One thing the issue body didn't spell out, which I worked through by reading
check_dependency_floors.py'saudit(): simply building a second venv is not enough on its own. The strict floor-check step (python pipeline-scripts/check_dependency_floors.py --strict) sweeps all four requirement-file roots by default and checks each declared floor against whatever interpreter is running the check — so even with SLM's tests moved to their own venv, a single unscoped check running under the ambient (backend) interpreter would still report SLM'swebsockets>=17.1floor as unsatisfied (the backend venv genuinely has<16installed), reproducing the exact shortfall the exemption used to paper over. The fix mirrors a pattern this repo already established for the same problem:scripts/setup-ci-parity-env.shscopes the same checker with--rootsto only the files it actually installs. So the strict-check step is now two steps, each scoped with--rootsand each run under its own venv's interpreter — the backend check excludesautobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt, the SLM check excludesautobot-backend/requirements.txtand runs via$SLM_VENV/bin/python. That is what makes both checks pass with no exemption, not just the venv split by itself.What Changed
.github/actions/setup-python-suite/action.yml: adds a top-leveloutputs:block (venv,slm-venv) and a parallel block of four steps — "Resolve SLM environment paths", "Restore cached SLM virtualenv" (actions/cache@v6, keyed onautobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt+requirements-ci-test.txt+constraints/*.txt, norestore-keys, same reasoning as the existing cache step), "Install SLM Python dependencies" (cache-miss only; no--extra-index-urlfor the PyTorch CPU index — checked,autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txtnames no torch-pulling package, so it would be cargo-culted), "Verify the SLM environment is complete". Placed before "Activate virtualenv for subsequent steps" so the new venv is built from the plain system interpreter, not one nested inside the already-activated backend venv. The existing "Activate virtualenv for subsequent steps" step is untouched —$GITHUB_PATH/$VIRTUAL_ENVstill point at the backend venv only; the SLM venv is reached solely via the newslm-venvoutput..github/workflows/ci.yml: thesetup-python-suitestep getsid: setup-python-suite. "Run unit tests — slm-backend" now runs"$SLM_PYTHON" -m pytest ...(SLM_PYTHON=${{ steps.setup-python-suite.outputs.slm-venv }}/bin/python) instead of the ambientpython— every pytest-split/duration/exit-5-tolerance/shard argument is unchanged. "Fail on a declared dependency floor..." is split into two--roots-scoped steps (backend, SLM), both still gated tomatrix.shard == 1.pipeline-scripts/check_dependency_floors.py:KNOWN_CROSS_VENV_EXEMPTIONSis now{}, with a comment on the invariant.pipeline-scripts/check_dependency_floors_test.py:TestKnownCrossVenvExemptionsnow asserts the dict is empty (the AC's "pin the exemption list is empty" requirement) instead of asserting the removed pair; the now-invalidtest_exempted_pair_does_not_fail_strictis removed.TestIsExemptis rewritten to pass an explicit synthetic exemptions mapping rather than relying on the module default, so it testsis_exempt's matching mechanism independent of the (now-empty) real dict; a new case confirms the default argument resolves to the real, empty dict.repo_tests/dependency_floor_strict_gate_16264_test.py: updated for two floor-check steps instead of one — asserts both carry--strict, both are scoped correctly (backend excludes SLM's requirements file and vice versa), the SLM one namesoutputs.slm-venv, both run aftersetup-python-suite, and neither is repeated across shards.repo_tests/ci_faulthandler_timeout_16516_test.py: the_PYTEST_COMMANDregex only recognized barepytestorpython3? -m pytest; broadened to also recognize a shell-variable interpreter ("$SLM_PYTHON" -m pytest), matching the file's own stated intent ("however the interpreter is spelled").autobot-slm-backend/requirements.txt:37: updated thewebsocketscomment — the exemption it referenced is gone, and a future floor conflict here means the venv split broke, not that the line should move.changelog/unreleased/16394-slm-own-venv.md: added.Scope decision:
coverage.yml,test-durations.ymlandmarker-tests.ymlalso invokeautobot-slm-backendtests against the same shared backend venv (confirmed unchanged by this PR), but none of them callcheck_dependency_floors.py --strict(grep confirms onlyci.ymldoes), so this issue's acceptance criteria — the strict gate passing for both services with no exemption — don't require touching them. Filed #16887 to apply the same split there; out of scope here.Verification
Local (all passing):
python3 -c "import yaml; yaml.safe_load(open('.github/actions/setup-python-suite/action.yml'))"and the same forci.yml— both parse.python3 tools/lint/check_composite_action_step_keys.py --audit— clean over 23 steps (no disallowed keys in the new composite-action steps).python3 tools/lint/check_requirements_ci_drift.py --audit— clean.python3 -m pytest pipeline-scripts/check_dependency_floors_test.py repo_tests/dependency_floor_strict_gate_16264_test.py repo_tests/ci_faulthandler_timeout_16516_test.py repo_tests/composite_action_step_keys_test.py repo_tests/ci_system_package_provisioning_test.py repo_tests/ci_shard_count_message_test.py repo_tests/ci_red_cause_test.py repo_tests/promtool_rules_test.py repo_tests/setup_python_suite_apt_retry_test.py repo_tests/hook_suites_run_in_ci_test.py -q— 172 passed, 2 xfailed (pre-existing, promtool binary absent locally).black --check,flake8,isorton every touched.pyfile — clean.NOT verified locally, CI-dependent (I cannot build or exercise the two-venv split outside GitHub's runners): whether the SLM venv actually builds and caches correctly on a real runner; whether
-p repo_tests.stable_shardresolves correctly when invoked from the second venv'spytestbinary (I believe it does —pytest.ini'spythonpath = .inserts the repo root regardless of which venv'spytestis running, since the job's CWD is the repo root — but this is reasoning from the config, not an observed run); whether both--roots-scoped floor checks actually pass against real installed versions on a runner. This PR's own CI run is the way to find out; if it comes back red I'll read the actual failure and fix it, not just re-push.Single-issue rationale
This PR rebuilds the CI environment every other in-flight PR's Python suite runs in (
setup-python-suite/action.yml,ci.yml, and the dependency-floor checker). Batching an unrelated issue on top would put that issue's verification behind a change to the harness doing the verifying, so a red result could not be attributed to either one without re-running them apart. #16887 is the genuinely same-scope follow-up (the same split forcoverage.yml,test-durations.ymlandmarker-tests.yml) and is deliberately held until this split is proven green, for the same reason.Model Used
Claude Sonnet 5
Refs #16394 — leaving
Closesoff since the CI-only parts above aren't verified yet; will confirm once this PR's own CI reports back green.Summary by CodeRabbit
CI Improvements
Bug Fixes
Tests