fix(conformance): poll drydock's versioned API and fail loudly on jq errors - #294
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In `@scripts/tri-tool-conformance/README.md`:
- Around line 103-104: Update the compatibility statement in the drydock API
documentation to claim the paginated envelope only for drydock 1.5.2 and the
tested current release, removing the unsupported assertion that it exists on
every version.
In `@scripts/tri-tool-conformance/run-matrix.sh`:
- Around line 1105-1110: Update the jq validation in the containers response
polling logic before selecting the sentinel, requiring .data to exist and be an
array; treat missing, null, or scalar .data as a jq/parsing harness error rather
than allowing an empty successful result. Preserve the existing sentinel
selection and error reporting through record_result.
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…errors assert_remote_update_trigger polled drydock's unversioned /api/containers and /api/triggers/docker/update, which 410 as of drydock v1.6.0 (see that repo's DEPRECATIONS.md). The 410 body got fed straight into jq, whose type error on the error object was silently discarded by 2>/dev/null, so the assertion decayed into the same empty-result timeout a real store-sync failure produces -- indistinguishable outcomes that misreported a harness bug as a drydock regression (CodesWhat/drydock#802) for about a month. Nothing was ever wrong with drydock. Point both calls at /api/v1, check the HTTP status explicitly before handing the body to jq, and surface jq parse failures instead of swallowing them, so a harness bug now fails immediately with its own message instead of decaying into a "sentinel never appeared" timeout. drydock 1.5.2 -- the legacy-floor pin -- mounts the same router at both /api/v1 and /api, so the versioned form works on every row in the matrix. A non-2xx fails immediately rather than retrying to the deadline: assert_auth_handshake has already waited up to 90s for drydock to log the portwing agent authenticating against the same express app, so warm-up is over by the time this runs and a retry would re-hide the error. Transport-level curl failures (connection refused, timeout) still retry as before, since those really are the "no response at all" case. Fixes: #289
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Approved: harness fix verified by a dispatched conformance run on the branch.
CodeRabbit review on #294. `.data[]?` swallows a missing, null, or scalar `.data` and returns an empty result with exit 0, so a 2xx error envelope would still decay into the "sentinel never appeared" timeout this branch exists to stop. Require `.data` to be an array and error by name when it isn't. An empty array is untouched: that's the ordinary not-synced-yet state and still polls to the deadline. Also narrows the README's envelope claim from "every drydock version" to the two the matrix actually exercises, the legacy-floor 1.5.2 pin and the release the current-* rows resolve.
…fusal The /api/v1 fix let assertion 8 reach the trigger step for the first time in a month, which exposed the next difference. drydock 1.5.2 refuses a correctly-shaped POST to an unconfigured docker update trigger with 404 "trigger not found"; 1.6.x gets one step further, evaluates the container, and refuses with 400 "No update available for this container". Both are the audited bundle's documented boundary, and 1.6.x reaching the evaluation proves it accepted the request shape, which is what this assertion is actually checking. Confirmed on a dispatched run: legacy-floor (drydock 1.5.2) passes on 404, current-standard and current-edge both reach the trigger and get the 400 body above. The sentinel now syncs on every row, which is the part that was broken. Match on the response body, not on a drydock version, so the assertion stays version-agnostic and drydock's other 400 -- "Invalid trigger request body", a real shape regression -- still fails.
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Conformance run on this branch is green on all three rows: https://github.com/CodesWhat/sockguard/actions/runs/32317295410 Two runs, and the first one is the interesting one. 32316538637, against just the The sentinel synced on every row, which is the part that was broken for a month. The path fix worked, and reaching the trigger step for the first time is what exposed the next difference: drydock 1.5.2 refuses an unconfigured trigger Nothing here is a PR check. No gate in this repo exercises assertion 8, which is the whole reason it rotted quietly, so the dispatched run is the evidence rather than a green tick on this page. |
…es to main (#298) Promotion of dev/v1.7 into main. #294 / #299 -- the tri-tool conformance harness stops swallowing its own errors (closes #289). Assertion 8 polled drydock's unversioned /api/containers and /api/triggers/docker/update, which 410 as of drydock v1.6.0. The 410 body fed straight into jq, the type error went to 2>/dev/null, and what came back was an empty result indistinguishable from a real store-sync failure -- which is how a harness bug got reported as a drydock regression and sat for a month. Nothing was ever wrong with drydock. Both URLs move to /api/v1; the poll checks the HTTP status and the {data: [...]} envelope before trusting anything; and both accepted trigger refusals are now identified by their response body rather than a bare status, since a wrong URL also answers 404. 501 leaves the accepting arm: no row has ever returned it. #296 -- the lockfile-dedupe pre-push hook stops misnaming a stale node_modules as lockfile drift (closes #295). It probes npm install --dry-run first and names npm ci, and only then does the dedupe report get to mean anything. Logic moved into scripts/lockfile-dedupe.mjs with tests. Verified on conformance run 32323886778: all three rows and the harness self-test green, with drydock's actual refusal strings recorded in the artifacts. Fixes: #289 Fixes: #295
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assert_remote_update_triggerpolls drydock's unversioned/api/containersand/api/triggers/docker/update. Those became 410 tombstones in drydock v1.6.0(
app/api/index.tssendUnversionedApiTombstone, and that repo'sDEPRECATIONS.md); the versioned/api/v1/...paths are the live ones.The failure was invisible because of how the 410 got handled.
curl 2>/dev/nullhid the transport side, the 410 JSON error body flowed straight into
jq '.data // .',.nameon that string raised a jq type error, and a second2>/dev/nulldiscarded that too. What came out was an empty result, which isexactly what a genuine store-sync failure produces. The two are indistinguishable
from the outside, so the harness reported "sentinel never appeared in drydock's
store" and the bisect pointed at drydock.
That's how CodesWhat/drydock#802 got filed as a shipped regression in 1.6.x and
sat for about a month. Verified by hand against a live
1.6.0-rc.1+ portwing0.9.6stack:/api/containersreturns 410,/api/v1/containersreturns theinventory. Nothing was ever wrong with drydock. My misattributing comments on
sockguard#289 are corrected there.
What changed
Both calls move to
/api/v1. drydock 1.5.2, thelegacy-floorpin, mounts thesame router at both
/api/v1and/api(app/api/index.ts:135and:139), sothe versioned form works on every row in the matrix, not just the current ones.
Beyond the path fix, the probe checks the HTTP status with
--write-out '%{http_code}'before handing anything to jq, and records an explicitharness error, not a conformance failureresult naming the status and theresponse body on any non-2xx. A jq failure likewise reports the parse error and
the body instead of returning empty. So the next time this class of break
happens it fails on the spot with its own message rather than decaying into a
"sentinel never appeared" timeout six minutes later.
A non-2xx fails immediately rather than retrying to the deadline. That is
deliberate and it is safe here:
assert_auth_handshakehas already waited up to90s for drydock to log the portwing agent authenticating, against the same
express app that serves this route, so warm-up is over by the time assertion 8
runs. A 5xx-is-transient carve-out would re-hide exactly what this branch exists
to surface. Transport-level curl failures (connection refused, timeout) still
retry as before, since those genuinely are the "no response at all" case.
Verification
Dispatched the conformance workflow on this branch rather than trusting the
reasoning: https://github.com/CodesWhat/sockguard/actions/runs/32316538637. No PR
check exercises this path, so a green PR here proves nothing about the fix.
Fixes: #289
Refs: CodesWhat/drydock#802
Changelog
/api/v1/containersand/api/v1/triggers/docker/update.{data: [...]}responses.jqparse errors.curlfailures.Concerns