fs.writeFileSync creates the pid file before its bytes land, so waiting on
existence could read it empty and parse NaN. Write to a temp path and
rename, so a reader sees either nothing or the complete pid.
* fix(scripts): run changed checks locally when Blacksmith never ran them
AGENTS.md already says trusted-source work falls back to local execution when
the remote backend is unavailable, but the tooling did not implement it: a lease,
broker, DNS, or network failure surfaced as a plain exit 1, so the lanes were
reported red without ever having been evaluated. That is worse than slow — a run
that never happened looked the same as a run that failed.
Tee the wrapper output and use its run summary as the discriminator. The summary
only appears once the command reached the box, so a failure carrying
`command-exit` is a real verdict and propagates unchanged; anything else never
produced one and re-runs locally, with a loud note so the proof summary records
which machine produced it.
Deliberately a positive test for `command-exit` rather than a blocklist of
infrastructure errors. Guessing wrong toward "infrastructure" only re-runs the
checks locally; guessing wrong toward "real failure" would block on an outage.
It must never widen to "fall back on any non-zero exit" — prompt snapshots are
Linux-only truth and would pass locally on macOS, turning a red gate green.
The sparse-checkout path keeps no fallback: it exists precisely because the
checkout cannot resolve the diff refs, so there is nothing local to run.
* fix(scripts): require positive pre-dispatch evidence before falling back
A missing run summary does not prove the remote never started: a wrapper that
crashes or loses its output transport after dispatch looks identical. Reading
that absence as "never ran" would rerun locally and could turn an unknown or
failing Linux-only lane green, which is the exact masking this guard exists to
prevent.
Require a positive pre-dispatch signature instead, and keep the command-exit
veto. Also reapply backpressure on the tee: inherited stdio got it from the OS,
piping does not, so a verbose delegated run could buffer its whole output here.
* refactor(infra): move exec approvals into the shared SQLite state DB
Delete the file-runtime exec-approvals store (exec-approvals.json + .lock
sidecar machinery) on both runtimes and make the reserved
exec_approvals_config singleton row canonical. Doctor owns the one-time
import with claim/verify/receipt discipline; runtime fails closed with a
doctor instruction while un-migrated legacy state exists. The wire CAS
contract, socket semantics, and gateway auth-token derivations are
unchanged. Kills the #113929 lock-contention bug class structurally and
nets around -2.9k lines.
* fix(infra): green CI gates and retire file-era exec approvals tests
Break the migration-type import cycle with a leaf contract, regenerate the
plugin-SDK API and native i18n baselines for the intentional surface change,
drop unused exports, and replace the macOS file-era approvals test suite with
SQLite-backed behavior coverage per the obsolete-internals test policy.
* chore: green max-lines ratchet, native i18n baseline, and unused-export scan
* build(deps): remove npm shrinkwrap; mirror pnpm lock into transient package locks
npm 12 removed shrinkwrap (command + tarball/root loading). Delete all 82
committed npm-shrinkwrap.json files and stop publishing lockfiles; keep
pnpm-lock.yaml as the single reviewed dependency boundary. The generator
becomes scripts/generate-npm-package-lock.mjs and feeds plugin bundling via
a transient package-lock.json + npm ci (works on npm 11 and 12). Tarball
validation treats the published 2026.7.2 beta train as a shrinkwrap
transition; self-update npm detection now uses install topology instead of
the shipped shrinkwrap.
* fix(deps): repair lint, deadcode, and test-type lanes for the npm 12 migration
- sort integrity comparisons with an explicit comparator (oxlint)
- keep resolveBunGlobalNodeModules module-local (knip unused-export gate)
- model npm pack --json as npm<=11 array / npm 12 name-keyed object
- default calver destructuring in the tarball test fixture
* chore(compat): date the annotated deprecation families and expose removal-pending debt
Adds 10 dated compat-registry records for shipped deprecated surfaces that
previously had @deprecated annotations only (removeAfter 2026-10-01 per the
approved 60-day window), extends the beta5 session-store record with the
package-root aliases, surfaces removal-pending records with due dates,
blockers, and readers in the plugin boundary report, and converts undated
cleanup obligations (CI timing job, zizmor excessive-permissions, staged
Codex CI auth, memory-host legacy state dir, agent-DB schema-ladder floors)
into dated markers visible to the weekly dated-TODO sweep. Metadata,
diagnostics, and docs only - no runtime behavior change.
* fix(compat): keep extension src test paths out of core string literals
The core import guardrail forbids extensions/*/src/ path shapes in core
production string literals; cite the package-root google-meet test and the
registry test for official-plugin-export-aliases instead.
* feat(ci): weekly Codex sweep for date-carrying to-dos
Mondays 06:23 UTC (plus default-branch-only manual dispatch with
dry_run): a deterministic prefilter collects candidate lines where
to-do markers co-occur with date tokens, plus every deprecated compat
record from the plugin registry; a pinned openai/codex-action step
judges each candidate in context (genuine dated commitment vs
historical date or fixture) and writes an OVERDUE / DUE-30-days /
FUTURE report; a separate privileged job validates the report (tracked
file:line locations, date shape, inert text) and upserts one
marker-tagged tracking issue via the Barnacle app token, commenting
only when items newly become due.
The app token is minted on a fresh runner and checkout — never beside
Codex or its child processes; only the validated report artifact
crosses jobs. No permission-* subsets on token minting (installations
reject explicit subsets; see pr-ci-sweeper).
* chore(ci): localize upsert helpers with no external consumers
