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Reviewer's GuideImplements a change-aware, resource-bounded local pre-push admission gate that can defer expensive TypeScript checks to required cloud CI for non-code changes, strengthens workflow governance validation, and introduces a non-publishing Intel qualification workflow plus corresponding H1-D documentation and audit updates. Sequence diagram for the bounded pre-push admission hooksequenceDiagram
actor Developer
participant Hook as pre-push hook
participant Admission as ci-prepush-lowend.mjs
participant Classifier as ci-prepush-classifier.mjs
participant Guards as Policy guards
participant TS as tsgo
participant CI as Required cloud CI
Developer->>Hook: git push
Hook->>Hook: verify-outgoing.mjs
Hook->>Admission: Run with outgoing ref updates
Admission->>Classifier: classifyChangedFiles(files)
Admission->>Guards: Run dependency, diff, docs, CSP, native checks
Guards-->>Admission: PASS or FAIL
alt TypeScript-impacting change
Admission->>TS: Run bounded tsgo
TS-->>Admission: PASS, FAIL, or LOCAL_RESOURCE_FAILURE
else Docs/workflow/tooling-only change
Admission->>Admission: Report DEFERRED_TO_REQUIRED_CI
end
Admission-->>Hook: Local admission result
Hook-->>Developer: Allow or reject push
Developer->>CI: Push accepted changes
CI->>CI: Run full TypeScript and quality authority
Flow diagram for change-aware local admissionflowchart TD
A[Outgoing changes] --> B[classifyChangedFiles]
B --> C{TypeScript impact?}
C -->|Yes| D[Run bounded tsgo]
C -->|No| E[Report DEFERRED_TO_REQUIRED_CI]
D --> F{Checks complete?}
E --> F
F -->|Timeout or resource kill| G[LOCAL_RESOURCE_FAILURE]
F -->|Defect found| H[FAIL]
F -->|Success| I[PASS]
I --> J[Required cloud CI remains authoritative]
E --> J
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This PR successfully implements resource-safe local admission checks for constrained workstations while maintaining full TypeScript and security authority in cloud CI. The implementation includes:
- Change-aware classification: New classifier (
ci-prepush-classifier.mjs) categorizes changes by type (docs, workflow, TypeScript, Rust, etc.) to determine required validation - Intelligent deferral: TypeScript checks deferred to cloud CI for non-TypeScript changes, reducing local resource consumption
- Timeout boundaries: All checks run with explicit timeouts (15s–600s) to prevent resource exhaustion
- Pre-push hook integration: Updated to pass stdin data to signature verification and set environment variables for change detection
- Intel qualification workflow: Non-publishing workflow for H1-D evidence gate with explicit architectural verification
All changes are well-tested, properly scoped, and maintain the required security and quality gates in cloud CI. No blocking issues identified.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds change-aware local pre-push admission with bounded checks and structured results. It adds structured workflow governance validation and a non-publishing Intel macOS qualification workflow. Documentation and audit records describe the procedures and updated validation state. ChangesLocal admission validation
Intel macOS qualification
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes local admission and CI policy enforcement, but the aggregate-result check can currently accept a broken CI gate, while edge cases involving deleted TypeScript paths, Windows setup, and bracket-indexed secrets remain open. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and portability issues to be fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Git
participant PrePushHook
participant AdmissionScript
participant Classifier
participant Checks
Git->>PrePushHook: send update records
PrePushHook->>AdmissionScript: provide update data
AdmissionScript->>Classifier: classify changed files
Classifier-->>AdmissionScript: return check requirements
AdmissionScript->>Checks: run applicable bounded checks
Checks-->>AdmissionScript: return classified statuses
AdmissionScript-->>Git: return admission result
sequenceDiagram
participant Dispatcher
participant RefResolver
participant IntelRunner
participant TauriBuild
participant EvidenceArtifact
Dispatcher->>RefResolver: resolve requested ref
RefResolver->>IntelRunner: provide immutable commit SHA
IntelRunner->>TauriBuild: build non-publishing bundle
TauriBuild-->>IntelRunner: return validated bundle and DMG
IntelRunner->>EvidenceArtifact: upload qualification evidence
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In @.cursor/rules/800-testing-standards.mdc:
- Line 40: Align the local-admission documentation with
scripts/ci-prepush-classifier.mjs by documenting that TypeScript changes are
deferred for DOCS_ONLY, WORKFLOW_ONLY, NON_CODE_ONLY, RUST_TAURI, TOOLING, and
TEST_ONLY. Update .cursor/rules/800-testing-standards.mdc lines 40-40;
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172-172; AGENTS.md lines 36-36 and 298-301; CLAUDE.md lines 19-21 and 46-46; and
docs/CI.md lines 17-17, 297-297, and 323-325.
In @.github/workflows/tauri-intel-qualification.yml:
- Line 45: Update the workflow step containing the qualification-source.txt
printf to pass the resolved qualification_ref through a step-level environment
variable, then print the quoted shell variable instead of interpolating the
input directly. Preserve the github.sha fallback while ensuring
qualification_ref cannot alter the generated shell command.
In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Line 48: Update the coverage-threshold documentation in CLAUDE.md to match the
executable or canonical values recorded in
docs/audit/H1-DEVOPS-GOVERNANCE-INVENTORY.md, replacing the stale 74/60/67/72
values while preserving the surrounding CI guidance.
In `@docs/CI.md`:
- Around line 326-327: Update the CI documentation to use the existing full-tier
command node scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs --full, or define and verify the
ci:prepush:full alias in package.json before referencing it; keep the
description of GitHub Actions as the authoritative full gate unchanged.
In `@scripts/check-git-diff.mjs`:
- Around line 4-7: Update the check-git-diff flow to read
WORLD_SCRIPT_PREPUSH_UPDATES, resolve each remote-base-to-local-SHA range, and
run git diff --check for every outgoing range. Retain the existing HEAD
working-tree check as an additional local validation, and preserve the current
failure behavior when any check fails.
In `@scripts/check-workflow-policy.mjs`:
- Around line 20-29: Update the workflow validation script’s uses-line parsing
to accept an optional trailing comment while still validating the action
reference ends with a 40-character SHA, preserving exemptions for local and
Docker actions. Extend the per-file checks to require an exact top-level
permissions: contents: read baseline, alongside the existing write-all
rejection.
In `@scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs`:
- Around line 66-69: Update the base-resolution logic around changedFilesFromRef
so an absent origin/main or otherwise empty base is handled as unresolved rather
than passed as an empty comparison range. When no valid comparison base exists,
classify the result as ambiguous or force the TypeScript check, preserving
normal changed-file processing when a valid base is available.
In `@scripts/hooks/shared.mjs`:
- Around line 22-31: Update runBounded to use an asynchronous child-process
runner instead of spawnSync, enforcing timeoutMs with a grace timer that sends
SIGTERM first and then forcibly terminates the process or process group if it
remains alive. Preserve the existing cwd, environment, input, shell, stdio, and
result/error behavior, and terminate the process group where the platform
supports it.
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20-20: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winList all deferred change classes in the command guidance.
CLAUDE.mdstill says that only documentation and workflow changes defer TypeScript. The detailed policy anddocs/CI.mdalso includeNON_CODE_ONLY,RUST_TAURI,TOOLING, and non-TypeScriptTEST_ONLYchanges. Update this shorthand to prevent incorrect local-admission expectations.Proposed documentation fix
-pnpm run ci:prepush # Change-aware local admission; docs/workflow-only changes defer TS to required CI +pnpm run ci:prepush # Change-aware local admission; DOCS_ONLY, WORKFLOW_ONLY, NON_CODE_ONLY, RUST_TAURI, TOOLING, and non-TypeScript TEST_ONLY changes defer TypeScript to required CI🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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60-61: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe
!timedOutguard is unreachable.
forceTimeris assigned only inside the timeout callback, and that callback setstimedOut = truefirst.forceTimer && !timedOutis therefore always false, so the SIGKILL timer is never cleared. The pending timer keeps the event loop alive for up to one second after the child closes, and it then callsprocess.kill(-pid)on a process group whose leader is already reaped.If the intent is to keep the group cleanup, drop the dead condition and make the intent explicit. If the intent is to avoid signalling a reaped group, clear the timer on settle.
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- // QNBS-v3: retain forced process-group cleanup after timeout even when the leader exits early. - if (forceTimer && !timedOut) clearTimeout(forceTimer); + // QNBS-v3: keep the forced group cleanup after a timeout, but stop it from blocking hook exit. + if (forceTimer) forceTimer.unref();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs`:
- Around line 64-72: Update addRefFiles to call changedFilesFromRef first and
add the `${base}...${target}` range only after that comparison succeeds; on
failure, retain the unresolved classification without recording the invalid
range. In the origin/main fallback path, skip addRefFiles when resolution fails
so an empty or all-zero base SHA is never used.
In `@scripts/hooks/shared.mjs`:
- Line 69: Attach an error handler to child.stdin before calling
stdin.end(input) in the child process flow, ignoring expected EPIPE and
ERR_STREAM_DESTROYED errors so early child exits do not crash the hook or
prevent the promise from resolving.
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In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Line 20: Update the inline guidance for the pnpm run ci:prepush command in
CLAUDE.md to list every deferred change class: documentation/workflow-only,
NON_CODE_ONLY, RUST_TAURI, TOOLING, and non-TypeScript TEST_ONLY changes.
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In `@scripts/hooks/shared.mjs`:
- Around line 60-61: Update the settle cleanup around forceTimer to remove the
unreachable !timedOut condition and explicitly preserve the intended
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signaling a reaped group should be avoided. Ensure the forceTimer lifecycle in
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In `@scripts/workflow-policy-guards.mjs`:
- Around line 64-80: Update hasAggregateResultAssertion to remove comment-only
lines and truncate inline comments before searching for dependency result
assertions, so commented text cannot satisfy the policy. Preserve matching for
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53-66: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExclude the temporary index directory from the staging pathspec.
withTemporaryIndexcreates.tmp-git-index-*insideprocess.cwd(). Line 58 then stages-A -- .with only.worktrees/**andrecovery-artifacts/**excluded, so Git hashes the temporary index file into the object store on every run. The same applies to the.tmp-prepush-tree-*worktree thatscripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjscreates in the project root. Add both exclusions to keep the check limited to real working-tree content.♻️ Proposed refactor
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In `@scripts/check-workflow-policy.mjs`:
- Around line 61-65: Update containsSecretReference to detect GitHub Actions
secret references using either dot notation or bracket indexing after “secrets”,
and add a regression fixture covering an expression such as
secrets['QUALIFICATION_TOKEN'].
In `@scripts/ci-prepush-lowend.mjs`:
- Around line 188-201: Update the exact-tree configuration generation around
exactTypeScriptFiles to retain only TypeScript paths that exist under treeRoot,
using existsSync(join(treeRoot, file)); add existsSync to the node:fs import.
Preserve the existing tsconfig.tsgo.json fallback when no existing TypeScript
files remain.
- Line 187: Update the symlinkSync call in the node_modules linking logic to
pass 'junction' when process.platform is 'win32' and 'dir' on other platforms,
preserving the existing projectRoot and treeRoot targets.
In `@tests/unit/workflowPolicy.test.ts`:
- Around line 264-273: In tests around hasAggregateResultAssertion at both the
lines 264 and 352 blocks, add one single-line QNBS-v3 note immediately before
each test block, describing the relevant behavior change.
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In `@scripts/check-git-diff.mjs`:
- Around line 53-66: Update the staging pathspec in checkWorkingTree to exclude
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When a release tag is pushed after its target commit is already on origin/main, changedFilesFromRef legitimately returns no paths, but exact-tree mode treats that empty set as unresolved and exits before admission runs. This blocks the documented, signed release-tag workflow even though both the ref and comparison base resolved successfully; reserve unresolved for discovery failures rather than valid zero-diff updates.
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Addressed in e4c285e: exact-tree admission now treats a resolved zero-diff ref update as valid and continues through the bounded checks instead of marking the empty file set unresolved.
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Fresh evidence after the exact-tree materialization fix is that the pre-push path explicitly disables range checking here, while each detached child also receives no base/range and compares its clean checkout only against its own HEAD. Consequently, committed trailing whitespace or conflict markers in base..localSha are never passed to git diff --check, so the mandatory pre-push integrity gate can pass defects that are already part of the outgoing history.
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Addressed in e4c285e: the outgoing pre-push path now runs git diff --check for every resolved base..localSha range before exact-tree admission.
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When the outgoing change contains only package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, or another non-TypeScript dependency file, the classifier requires TypeScript validation but this fallback includes only tsconfig.tsgo.json; tsgo then exits successfully without checking any source files. Dependency type changes can therefore break application consumers while exact-tree admission reports TypeScript PASS; use the project include set when no changed TypeScript source exists.
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Addressed in e4c285e: dependency-only exact-tree validation now falls back to the project include set (.) rather than checking only tsconfig.tsgo.json as a source file.
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| const directory = mkdtempSync(join(process.cwd(), '.tmp-git-index-')); | ||
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When the working tree contains modified or large untracked files, overriding only GIT_INDEX_FILE does not isolate objects written by git add -A: their blobs are still added to the real repository object database and remain there after this temporary directory is removed. Because the directory is also created inside the worktree, I reproduced the live temporary index and index.lock being staged as additional entries themselves; repeated admission runs can therefore accumulate unreachable objects and hash large generated files on the constrained host. Use an isolated object directory and keep or exclude the temporary index outside the staged tree.
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Addressed in e4c285e: temporary Git indexes write new blobs into an isolated temporary object directory with the repository object store configured only as an alternate; temporary paths are excluded from staging.
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On Windows machines without Developer Mode or elevated symbolic-link privileges, creating this directory symlink throws EPERM, so every non-deletion pre-push update fails before exact-tree admission can run. Since Windows is a supported desktop target, use a directory junction on Windows or another dependency-sharing mechanism that does not require symlink privileges.
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Addressed in e4c285e: exact-tree dependency sharing uses a Windows junction and a POSIX directory symlink.
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When a new branch or tag is pushed to a remote named upstream, fork, or anything other than origin, its all-zero remote SHA reaches this fallback, which ignores the remote name already supplied to pre-push.mjs and resolves origin/main. The hook therefore either fails when that ref is absent or classifies the outgoing tree against an unrelated repository when it exists, causing the wrong targeted checks to run; pass the actual remote through and resolve its tracked default/base ref.
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Addressed in e4c285e: all-zero remote refs resolve their tracked default branch through the actual pre-push remote name, with main/master fallback on that same remote.
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When an outgoing TypeScript change breaks an unchanged downstream consumer, this generated config includes only the changed source files, and TypeScript follows imports but does not discover reverse dependents. For example, changing an exported return type can make an unchanged caller invalid while exact-tree admission reports TypeScript PASS; a deletion is likewise missed when another surviving TypeScript file keeps this branch from falling back to ['.']. Use the project include set for exact-tree TypeScript validation rather than changed files alone.
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Fresh evidence beyond validating parsed quality steps is that this matcher still accepts npx tsgo --project tsconfig.tsgo.json --noEmit --checkers 4 || true. In that workflow scenario, type errors leave the quality step green while the governance checker still considers full cloud TypeScript authority present, so the canonical CI gate can false-green; require the command's failure status to propagate rather than matching only its prefix.
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Addressed in fee82c8. The cloud typecheck matcher is now anchored to the complete executable command with only a trailing comment allowed, so || true and other status-suppressing suffixes are rejected. Regression coverage and the workflow-policy gate pass.
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Fresh evidence beyond handling comments on exact true/always() conditions is that a job using an equivalent expression such as if: ${{ always() && true }} is classified as conditional here. Such a job runs on every CI invocation, but the policy permits it to be absent from ci-success.needs and not marked advisory; on a main push its failure can therefore be ignored while the aggregate and deployment proceed. Fail closed for unrecognized conditions or require an explicit disposition for every job that can run in the deployment workflow.
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Addressed in fee82c8. The workflow guard now treats only conjunctions made exclusively of always() and true as semantically unconditional, including always() && true, so equivalent always-run jobs require an explicit aggregate or advisory disposition. Focused tests and the workflow-policy gate pass.
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When a skippable dependency is checked with if [ "$result" != "success" ] || [ "$result" != "skipped" ]; then FAIL=1; fi, this helper returns true because it only looks for both comparisons and never verifies their connector. That shell predicate is true for every result, including success and skipped, so the aggregate blocks otherwise clean CI and deployment while the workflow-policy gate reports PASS; require the exclusions to be joined with &&.
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| const conditional = typeof job.if === 'string' && !isSemanticallyUnconditionalIf(job.if); | ||
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Fresh evidence after the always() && true correction is that a job with if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' is still classified as conditional and exempted from both ci-success.needs and the advisory requirement. Such a job runs precisely when deployment is possible, so its failure can be ignored while ci-success and deploy proceed; require an explicit disposition for every job that can run in the deployment context rather than exempting every unrecognized condition.
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Fresh evidence after requiring a real FAIL=1 assignment is that echo [ "${{ needs.build.result }}" = "success" ] || FAIL=1 still passes this matcher. Since echo succeeds regardless of the dependency result, the assignment never runs and the aggregate can remain green after build fails; anchor the accepted failure arm to an executable test command rather than merely finding comparison text before || FAIL=1.
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When pushing a non-checked-out ref whose dependency manifests differ from the current branch, this link exposes the current branch's node_modules/.worldscript-deps-fingerprint inside the detached tree. The child then compares that fingerprint with the pushed tree's manifests in ensureDependencyState() and fails before admission checks run; multi-ref pushes containing distinct dependency states cannot pass at all. Materialize or verify dependencies for each exact tree instead of sharing the current branch's fingerprint-bearing directory.
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When a pushed ref changes package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, a workspace manifest, or a patch relative to the checked-out branch, the detached tree still links the checked-out branch's installed packages, but this line writes a fingerprint calculated from the pushed manifests and thereby makes ensureDependencyState() accept those unrelated packages. The bounded typecheck can consequently false-pass against old dependency types; verify that the installed store actually matches the pushed fingerprint rather than manufacturing the expected marker.
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When a CI job uses if: github.ref_type == 'branch', it runs on the deployable main branch, but the word boundary after github.ref does not match the underscore, so this helper returns false and the job is exempted from ci-success.needs without being advisory. Its failure can therefore be ignored while deployment proceeds; fresh evidence after the earlier conditional-job correction is that the newly introduced matcher covers ref and ref_name but not the standard ref_type context.
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| WORLD_SCRIPT_PREPUSH_UPDATES: '', | ||
| WORLD_SCRIPT_PREPUSH_EXACT_TREE: '1', | ||
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When an outgoing path contains a newline, such as .github/workflows/check\nextra.yml, NUL-delimited Git discovery initially preserves it, but joining the paths with newlines here makes the detached child parse it as two unrelated files. Neither fragment is recognized as the governed GitHub YAML path, so the workflow-policy check can be skipped for that pushed workflow; fresh evidence beyond the earlier NUL-discovery fix is this downstream newline serialization, which should use an unambiguous encoded array.
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When a workflow adds uses: docker://image:latest or any other tag-based container action, this unconditional exemption lets the mutable image pass even though docs/CI.md documents that every uses: reference is supply-chain pinned. A later image-tag replacement can execute different code with the job's token, permissions, and environment without changing the repository; allow only immutable docker://...@sha256:<digest> references rather than skipping the entire scheme.
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When ci-success loses if: always() or changes it to an ordinary condition such as if: true, this checker still passes because it never validates the aggregate job's condition. GitHub then applies the default success gating and skips the aggregate as soon as any dependency fails, so its result assertions never execute and a skipped required aggregate can satisfy merge protection; explicitly require an always()-based condition on this job.
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When a job already listed in ci-success.needs is changed to continue-on-error: true, this code merely labels it advisory and never rejects the contradictory configuration. Job-level error continuation can make the dependency result observed by downstream jobs successful despite a real failure, so the aggregate's needs.<job>.result comparison can remain green; disallow continue-on-error on every required dependency and on ci-success itself.
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When one push updates multiple refs to the same commit, such as a branch plus its annotated release tag, this loop materializes and validates that identical tree once per ref. Each child is allowed up to 900 seconds while the enclosing pre-push hook has a single 900-second timeout, so two individually valid bounded admissions can make the overall push time out during the duplicate run; group updates by localSha and run once using the union of their changed paths.
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