fix(scheduler): bind live PR and Strix rerun identities - #1999
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Draft/Ready lifecycle events can still discard in-progress scan evidence, while newer-head cleanup may wait behind stale scans. Resolve these workflow lifecycle issues before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Scheduler->>GitHub: 라이브 PR 상태와 head 조회
GitHub-->>Scheduler: OPEN PR 및 head 반환
Scheduler->>GitHub: Strix job 신원 메타데이터 조회
GitHub-->>Scheduler: 검증 대상 실행 정보 반환
Scheduler->>Strix: 검증된 job rerun 요청
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Exact-head independent review for ed8ab26b53792386e4578fcfbd3bdf1632cff54c: no substantive finding.
I reviewed the seven-file effective delta and exercised the identity design against hosted GitHub evidence rather than relying on the nominal bot statuses (Devin says its full review was skipped; CodeRabbit says it was rate-limited). In particular, native run 34057701346 / job 101557511207 confirms the proposed bindings: pull_request_target, workflow/path Strix Security Scan / .github/workflows/strix.yml, job/check name strix, GitHub Actions publisher, shared check-suite ID, exactly one PR association with base/head repositories and exact head SHA, and exact protected run-name.
The same job's terminal provider HTTP 500 is a legitimate failure rerun candidate. Immediately before a manual retry I re-read PR #1991 and protected main; both still matched the recorded base/head, and GitHub accepted attempt 2. Repository-dispatch runs remain outside this rerun path unless they carry authenticated target provenance, which is the required fail-closed boundary.
Checks on this head remain queued, so this COMMENT is semantic review evidence only, not an approval or a claim that required checks are complete.
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Exact-head lifecycle finding for ed8ab26b53792386e4578fcfbd3bdf1632cff54c from live central evidence; this is not a timeout/age inference.
Draft→Ready on unchanged heads caused GitHub concurrency to cancel the only active scanner jobs:
- #1706: Strix run 34068478185 / job 101587206691 was executing
Run Strix (quick)and cancelled at 2026-09-07T02:44:55Z. Ready replacement 34077290787 is only queued. - #1150: Strix run 34067942252 / job 101591530472 was executing
Run Strix (quick)and cancelled at 2026-09-07T02:45:03Z. Ready replacement 34077297932 is only queued.
Both annotations say a higher-priority waiting request in the same PR-stable concurrency group cancelled the run. PR repository/head identity remained unchanged. Neither old publisher ran, so no terminal authoritative Strix verdict exists; a prospective queued replacement is not evidence.
This exposes a production contract contradiction on protected main: .github/workflows/strix.yml says in-progress Strix is intentionally not cancelled because pre-publication cancellation loses the scanner log, but the same workflow sets PR-stable cancel-in-progress: true. Please keep this canonical scheduler/Strix owner lane and add RED→GREEN contracts for Draft↔Ready idempotence plus superseded-head/inactive cleanup. A bounded repair may use workflow cancel-in-progress: false with scheduler-owned, live-revalidated cleanup, or an equivalent same-head admission/coalescing guard; preserve cancellation only for verified superseded heads/inactive PRs. Do not cancel on elapsed time.
The current #1999 Strix run 34067362987 is itself in progress. Avoid a synchronize push that would reproduce evidence loss until it reaches a terminal state or the writer establishes another safe handoff. This finding is not approval, GREEN evidence, or merge authority.
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Exact-head follow-up finding for d9de9a5ecaa5f6fd5ee8439381a29c7e97bf15a1: the same-head evidence-loss regression is repaired, but blanket workflow-level cancel-in-progress: false makes the documented superseded/inactive cleanup non-executable at the moment it is needed.
The workflow's own concurrency comment correctly says workflow-level admission gates the whole run. GitHub keeps the old run active and the replacement pending in the same PR-stable group. Therefore the replacement's cancel-superseded-pr-runs job cannot start until the old scanner finishes; it cannot promptly cancel an obsolete head or inactive PR. The new test only asserts literal false, so it does not distinguish the two required behaviors.
Please keep the RED evidence already added and narrow the fix to an event-sensitive executable contract:
- unchanged-head
ready_for_review/duplicate admission and same-head repository dispatch: do not cancel the executing scan; synchronize(new head),converted_to_draft, andclosed: allow workflow-level cancellation so the new event can enter, then retain the existing live repository/PR/head validation before any further destructive cleanup;- never use elapsed time.
Add contract cases that evaluate these event classes, not only grep the scalar. This preserves the #1706/#1150 finding while retaining prompt retirement for genuinely superseded/inactive runs. Until that is GREEN, the statement that existing cleanup remains responsible is not operationally true. This is not approval or merge authority.
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Shared-writer coordination on exact heads #1938 Both independently modify
The executable combination needs event-sensitive cancellation: push and PR Do not merge either stale tree over the other, force-push, or transfer checks/approval. Prefer #1938 as the narrow concurrency prerequisite followed by non-force semantic reconciliation of #1999, or record an equivalent owner-agreed order before either merge. Exact-head tests/review must be regenerated after integration. |
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Correction to my review 5127922244: do not implement its suggestion to set workflow-level The executable acceptance boundary is:
Current head This correction supersedes only the event-sensitive workflow-level cancellation paragraph; the same-head evidence-loss finding remains valid. |
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In @.github/workflows/strix.yml:
- Line 90: Move the cancel-superseded-pr-runs cleanup job out of the
workflow-level concurrency group, either into a separate workflow or an
execution path unaffected by that group, while preserving its existing 10-minute
timeout and cancellation behavior.
In `@tests/test_required_workflow_queue_contract.py`:
- Around line 1012-1014: Update the cancel-superseded-pr-runs cleanup logic to
remove converted_to_draft from both its cleanup condition and run selector,
preserving active Strix scans when the same TARGET_PR_HEAD_SHA remains open but
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Preserve #1938 protected-ref push coalescing while scoping PR concurrency to the exact head. Draft, Ready, and same-head dispatch admission cannot cancel executing evidence; synchronize and closed cleanup enter independent groups. Only a newer protected-branch push has workflow cancellation authority.
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The two current-head CodeRabbit findings are resolved and outdated: cleanup is no longer stranded behind a provider run because synchronized new heads and closed cleanup have independent group identities, while only a newer protected-ref Ready was restored at 2026-09-07T04:32:18Z strictly for review admission. The resulting exact-head runs are still non-terminal: Security Scan 34083472830, CodeQL PR 34083472892, SAST Semgrep 34083472922, Python Security 34083377117, Agent Review Runtime Quality 34083377126, Scheduler 34083473304, Noema 34083473285, OpenCode 34083473338, and Strix 34083473249. The Ready event cancelled only queued duplicate registrations; no executing provider evidence was cancelled. Hosted terminal checks and qualifying independent approval remain merge gates, not Ready prerequisites. No approval, auto-merge authorization, bypass, empty push, manual rerun, force update, review dismissal, or predecessor-evidence transfer was performed. |
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Exact-head substantive review for 86aa8b79e596beb54685b9c7d9e470740f067081:
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strixstill hasneeds: [changed-scope, admit-current-head]only. Onsynchronize, the exact-head provider can start beforecancel-superseded-pr-runsfinishes. This does not execute the already-recorded acceptance requirement that cleanup/preflight must gate provider admission, so old/new provider occupancy can overlap. -
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.event == "pull_request_target". A stale or inactive PR'srepository_dispatchStrix execution is therefore excluded from cleanup even when its authenticated target tuple is obsolete.
Please add RED fixtures for cleanup-before-provider ordering and stale/inactive dispatched executions, then repair them without workflow-level blind cancellation. Preserve #1938's protected-ref push coalescing and revalidate live repository/PR/base/head immediately before every cancellation. This is not merge-ready.
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Exact-head repair evidence for The 2026-09-07T05:06:09Z COMMENT findings were reproduced rather than dismissed.
GREEN on the exact tree:
No timeout, blind workflow-level PR cancellation, provider/model override, gate weakening, force update, approval, auto-merge authorization, bypass, empty push, manual rerun, or predecessor-evidence transfer was introduced. |
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Noema LLM review
The PR's overall direction is sound: exact-head concurrency groups, live-revalidated cleanup before provider admission, and binding Strix reruns to authenticated PR-target run metadata are well-designed and documented. However, one blocking defect is confirmed in the workflow-level concurrency group. For a pull_request_target closed event, GitHub omits head.sha from the payload, so the group key strix-security-scan-<repo>-<pr>-<run_id>-<empty> collapses to a run-unique suffix with an empty revision. Two closed events for the same PR therefore land in different groups and both run cancel-superseded-pr-runs concurrently, defeating the idempotence-by-group contract and contradicting the comment that closed events use a unique run id so cleanup cannot queue behind the scan. The regression test model at tests/test_required_workflow_queue_contract.py:133 (RIGHT) models closed as pr_number subject plus run_id revision and would not catch the empty-revision collapse. The closed branch must be made unambiguous and run-unique in both subject and revision, and the test model must be updated accordingly.
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.github/workflows/strix.yml:112 (RIGHT): The workflow-level concurrency group appendsgithub.event.pull_request.head.shato every PR-scoped key. For apull_request_targetclosedevent the head SHA is omitted from the GitHub payload, so the key isstrix-security-scan-<repo>-<pr>-<run_id>-with an empty revision. Two closed events for the same PR produce different groups, so both cleanup jobs can run concurrently, defeating the comment's claim that closed events use a run-unique identity to avoid queueing behind the scan..github/workflows/strix.yml:115 (RIGHT): Theclosedbranch (github.event.action == 'closed' && github.run_id) only appears in the revision slot. The subject slot remains PR-scoped, and the revision uses the empty head SHA for closed events. Thus the group is not actually keyed by run_id alone; the closed event identity is not made run-unique in the subject as the comments claim.
Adversarial validation
.github/workflows/strix.yml:112 (RIGHT)confirmed: Two closed events for the same PR produce different concurrency groups, so both cleanup jobs run concurrently and the second can race the first's cancel/idempotence sweep. — The group expression at line 112 isgithub.event.action == 'closed' && github.run_id || ... || github.event.pull_request.head.sha || .... For a closed event the head SHA is null, so the key isstrix-security-scan-<repo>-<pr>-<run_id>-; run_id differs between the two closes, so the groups differ. The test model at tests/test_required_workflow_queue_contract.py:133 (RIGHT) instead producesstrix-security-scan-owner/repo-7-6for the closed case, so the regression suite currently asserts intended-but-not-actual behavior and would not catch the empty-revision collapse..github/workflows/strix.yml:115 (RIGHT)confirmed: Theclosedbranch is not actually run-unique in the subject, so a closed event's cleanup job can queue behind an unrelated closed event's cleanup for the same PR despite the comment's claim. — Line 115 (github.event.action == 'closed' && github.run_id ||) only appears in the revision slot. The subject slot still usesgithub.event.pull_request.number(line 109, RIGHT) and the revision slot appends the exact-head group, meaning a closed event for PR #7 has key...-7-<run_id>-<empty>. Because the empty head-SHA revision differs per run_id, the workflow does not actually give closed events a single shared 'closed' group with a unique run suffix. A concurrent duplicate close would run both cleanups and could issue overlapping cancels, producing 404/409 races that the job tolerates with warnings but is not the intended behavior.- Residual risk: After the closed-event concurrency key is made run-unique in both subject and revision (and the test model is corrected), there remains residual risk around concurrency-group idempotence for repeated closed events, but the confirmed empty-revision collapse would be eliminated. The rest of the PR's cleanup and rerun identity binding changes appear consistent with the documented intent and the tested contracts.
Findings
- [high] .github/workflows/strix.yml:112 (RIGHT): Closed-event concurrency group embeds a missing head SHA and is not run-unique. For a
pull_request_targetclosedevent,head.shais omitted from the payload, so the key collapses tostrix-security-scan-<repo>-<pr>-<run_id>-with an empty revision. Two closed events for the same PR land in distinct groups and both runcancel-superseded-pr-runsconcurrently, defeating the idempotence-by-group contract and contradicting the comment that closed events use a unique run id so cleanup cannot queue behind the scan. Fix the closed branch to be run-unique in both subject and revision, and update the test model at tests/test_required_workflow_queue_contract.py:133 (RIGHT).
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Pull request overview
OpenCode could not approve from deterministic current-head evidence because GitHub Checks have failed.
Findings
1. HIGH Current-head GitHub Checks - Fix failed required checks before approval
- Problem: Failed same-head checks remain for
e4e730dceb745da9e70ac440b8e82c915a30cf8b. - Root cause: The model-unavailable evidence fallback is allowed only when peer GitHub Checks are complete and clean.
- Fix: Read and fix the failed check logs below, then rerun the current-head checks.
- Regression test: Keep the model-unavailable fallback gated on an empty failed-check rollup.
Failed checks:
- CodeQL PR/CodeQL compatibility analysis (actions): FAILURE (https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/actions/runs/34089156645/job/101743304119)
- CodeQL PR/CodeQL compatibility analysis (python): FAILURE (https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/actions/runs/34089156645/job/101743306051)
- CodeQL compatibility analysis (actions) check run: failure (https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/actions/runs/34089156645/job/101743304119)
- CodeQL compatibility analysis (python) check run: failure (https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/actions/runs/34089156645/job/101743306051)
- Strix Security Scan/strix: CANCELLED (https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/actions/runs/34089155211/job/101662233568)
- Strix Security Scan/strix: cancelled (https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/actions/runs/34089155211/job/101662233568)
Changed-File Evidence Map
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PR["PR changed files"] --> Evidence["OpenCode bounded evidence"]
Evidence --> S1["Workflow: strix.yml"]
S1 --> I1["GitHub Actions review job"]
I1 --> R1["Review risk: Workflow: strix.yml"]
R1 --> V1["actionlint plus required checks"]
Evidence --> S2["Repository file: CHANGELOG.md"]
S2 --> I2["repository behavior"]
I2 --> R2["Review risk: Repository file: CHANGELOG.md"]
R2 --> V2["required checks"]
Evidence --> S3["Docs: scheduler-explicit-open-live-dispatch-guard.md (3 files)"]
S3 --> I3["operator or user guidance"]
I3 --> R3["Review risk: Docs: scheduler-explicit-open-live-dispatch-guard.md (3 files)"]
R3 --> V3["docs review"]
Evidence --> S4["CI script: pr_review_merge_scheduler_core.py"]
S4 --> I4["review and security gate shell path"]
I4 --> R4["Review risk: CI script: pr_review_merge_scheduler_core.py"]
R4 --> V4["bash -n plus Strix self-test"]
Evidence --> S5["CI script: test_strix_quick_gate.sh"]
S5 --> I5["review and security gate shell path"]
I5 --> R5["Review risk: CI script: test_strix_quick_gate.sh"]
R5 --> V5["bash -n plus Strix self-test"]
Evidence --> S6["Test: test_pr_review_merge_scheduler.py (5 files)"]
S6 --> I6["regression suite"]
I6 --> R6["Review risk: Test: test_pr_review_merge_scheduler.py (5 files)"]
R6 --> V6["targeted test run"]
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Stack lifecycle correction for exact head The earlier cleanup-order findings are repaired in this source: provider admission depends on The PR is nevertheless not Ready for integration. Its base ref is #1938, but the recorded base SHA is the older Use an ordinary merge/non-force restack onto the current #1938 lineage after that prerequisite settles, preserve both deltas, then regenerate all evidence on the new exact head. The Noema claim that a closed event produces an empty revision suffix does not match the current two-slot expression: it resolves to |
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Exact-head review after non-force reconciliation
Reviewed the complete twelve-path delta against current prerequisite #1938 28e10b5a3a6045633e536ea63f27ae06a1fd2dcd.
- The restack preserves the prior #1999 scheduler/Strix delta and current #1938 protected-ref push coalescing in one ordinary two-parent commit.
- Live/open PR validation, target-vs-run repository separation, exact failed-job/head/base binding, fail-closed ambiguity handling, and no elapsed-time cancellation remain intact.
- The merged test contract retains the folded-scalar
prefix # literal suffixregression from #1938. - GitHub compare is 7 ahead / 0 behind with no #1902 CodeQL-recovery path.
- No new source-level finding was identified in this exact diff.
This COMMENT is review evidence only. Fresh exact-head hosted Checks, model reviews, and qualifying independent approval are still required; keep Draft/Proposed until those terminate.
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Follow-up on preservation commit The full harness contains 125 dynamic gate cases and did not finish within the additional local observation window even with test-only 1s/2s process/fake-sleep settings, so it remains unclaimed rather than being mislabeled as a cleanup regression. Full pytest remains |
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This is the canonical scheduler/Strix successor for valid scheduler commits separated from CodeQL recovery PR #1902.
completed/cancelled;Stack and carryover
PR #1938 exact head
28e10b5a3a6045633e536ea63f27ae06a1fd2dcdremains the explicit prerequisite base. Current comparison is 10 ahead / 0 behind, with the intended thirteen scheduler, Strix, contract, doctoring, CHANGELOG, and product-gap paths. The complete semantic carryover from #1902 remains:951d0ecd1b5398a9eac293a13bba220a6528df249bfe575aebe39c756f772c1fbdbba3f36e471d6dfe64f24931ec91b8578edb5b5eadf219074a52a7The 2026-09-08 review repair is an ordinary three-commit chain after
570fa0f6593d93c4846ad63aba8fe8da25d28e50:c444c1ebc0ad198e8f49201c3f6f6c5e2e3b495f415468565b6d0b6a33031e62f9a82ee96cbfb43d0c40ea18364dd80501636a8b9b3389f1adae82ecNo rebase or force update was used.
Review findings resolved
All five current-source findings are repaired and their threads carry exact-head evidence:
Strix Security Scan …run name is accepted only with the existing exact identity bindings.completed/cancelledreceipt; otherwise provider admission fails closed.strix-close-cleanupdispatch toContextualWisdomLab/.github.synchronizeandclosedcancel in progress before runner admission.Exact-tree verification
Candidate tree:
17e4d02e1973ce086da3d9dc5d0e1980c359878b.GITHUB_ACTIONS=true -W error: 441 passed;GITHUB_ACTIONS=true python3 -W error -m pytest tests -q --tb=short: 3068 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed;git diff --check: PASS;Current status
Current exact head:
0c40ea18364dd80501636a8b9b3389f1adae82ec.Status is Proposed / Ready-for-review. Previous-head Checks and reviews are not transferred. Exact-head Security, SAST, Python Security, CodeQL, Runtime Quality, model review, and qualifying independent approval remain merge gates. Ready is review admission, not merge authorization. No self-approval, auto-merge authorization, administrator bypass, empty push, manual rerun, or gate weakening was used.