test(e2e): mock Brave validation and update fast-uri - #12398
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe E2E catalogue and workflow remove the Brave-specific credential profile and job. Brave coverage now uses a synthetic credential and local backend, with checks for credential isolation in gateway and shell environments. An onboarding integration test covers configured HTTP responses. ChangesBrave Search E2E Changes
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BraveSearchTest
participant Onboarding
participant BraveBackend
participant OpenShellEgressPreload
participant CredentialProbes
BraveSearchTest->>Onboarding: Onboard with synthetic Brave key
Onboarding->>BraveBackend: Send authenticated search request
BraveBackend-->>Onboarding: Return configured response
BraveSearchTest->>OpenShellEgressPreload: Run Brave egress probe
OpenShellEgressPreload-->>BraveSearchTest: Block request and record marker
BraveSearchTest->>CredentialProbes: Check gateway, agent, and shell environments
CredentialProbes-->>BraveSearchTest: Return boundary-check results
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A process exit or permission restriction can intermittently fail Brave credential-isolation validation. Fix the probe before relying on this test; the remaining risk is bounded. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 12.50% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 16 functions across 14 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)
✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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Request changes: preserve the real sandbox credential-isolation regression for #7425.
The deleted live target was the only test that onboarded Brave into OpenShell and inspected both the running OpenClaw process and a fresh login shell to ensure BRAVE_API_KEY was absent or an OpenShell placeholder. The replacement test calls configureWebSearch(null) on the host and never creates or inspects a sandbox. No remaining live test references BRAVE_API_KEY, and openshell-credential-generation-window exercises inference and MCP credential rotation rather than the web-search provider injection path. A recurrence of #7425 that exposes the raw Brave key inside OpenClaw can therefore pass this suite.
Please keep the external Brave service and quota out of the gate while retaining the enforcing boundary. One practical path is to use the new loopback curl wrapper for the host-side validation probe, onboard a real OpenShell sandbox with a synthetic key, and keep the running-agent and login-shell assertions. The live test can omit the Brave result and reachability checks.
Nine-category security review:
- Secrets and credentials: PASS. The workflow no longer exposes the repository Brave secret.
- Input validation and sanitization: PASS. The wrapper accepts only the canonical Brave URL and redirects it to loopback.
- Authentication and authorization: PASS. No authorization behavior changes.
- Dependencies and third-party code: PASS. No dependency or artifact changes.
- Error handling and logging: PASS. The mock covers the intended HTTP failure classes and uses synthetic credentials.
- Cryptography and data protection: PASS. No cryptographic or transport-policy implementation changes.
- Configuration and security headers: PASS. The remaining workflow profiles are internally consistent.
- Security testing: FAIL. The mock bypasses the sandbox and process boundary that enforced the prior leak regression.
- System security: WARNING. The README maps Brave-specific runtime enforcement to shared targets that do not exercise BRAVE_API_KEY injection.
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Reviewed commit 1187ab5. No actionable findings remain. The patch restores the real OpenShell sandbox, running-agent process, and fresh-login-shell credential-isolation boundaries while using a synthetic Brave credential and a local response backend; process inspection fails closed. The fast-uri 3.1.7 repair is consistent across locked production graphs, generated artifacts, integrity metadata, and the unchanged trusted audit implementation. The startup migration now performs protected config I/O as the OpenClaw owner. Focused validation passed 247 E2E-support tests, 142 integration tests, the live-E2E assertion ratchet, and diff checks. Current ruleset checks, DCO, and commit signatures pass. Nine-category security review: PASS. The older Advisor request for a successful external Brave result would expand the accepted human review scope, which explicitly permits omitting result and reachability checks.
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…11870) ## Outcome The `sandbox-survival` test verifies sandbox execution and native OpenClaw readiness before OpenShell stops the sandbox. It then verifies readiness, marker persistence, and deletion after restart. Shared deadlines cover the test, cleanup, and workflow finalization. Launch failures retain bounded diagnostics across silent probes, and the Ollama process-group test handles descendants that have already been reaped. ## Reason The earlier test could claim baseline readiness without probing it, and separate test and target deadlines did not cover the complete lifecycle. Two inherited test failures also blocked validation: a silent launch probe erased useful stderr, and an Ollama cleanup check raced with process reaping. ### Related issues Refs #11797 and #11792. ## Changes - Verify baseline sandbox execution and native readiness before stop. Preserve the OpenShell stop/start path and the host-forward removal from `main`. - Share the lifecycle timing contract with the target catalogue: 70 minutes for the test, 10 minutes for cleanup, and 10 minutes for workflow finalization. Pre-cleanup and registered gateway cleanup both use the same two-minute gateway-destroy constant. - Use the post-start native health probe through sandbox exec to establish readiness and execution. Retain marker checks before and after restart and final deletion verification. - Cover sandbox-exec option propagation and include the timeout module in the isolated recommendation fixture. - Retain the last 2 KiB of launch diagnostics after each failed readiness/turn probe. A later silent probe preserves that evidence without changing deadlines, retries, or failure statuses. The regression fixture checks repeated large errors, retained file size, a silent probe, and cleanup. - Read `/proc/<pid>/stat` directly in the Ollama process-group test. Accept only `ENOENT` as an already-reaped child; preserve the nonzero timeout result and absent-or-zombie assertions. ## Verification - All 43 launch-support tests passed in isolated Linux, including repeated-error bounds, silent probes, timeout classification, and process cleanup. - All 31 Ollama executable-proof tests passed in isolated Linux. Injected filesystem outcomes reproduced the previous race and confirmed that only `ENOENT` is accepted; live-process states and other read errors remain failures. - Both sandbox-survival timeout-contract tests passed after the cleanup constant change. The live assertion ratchet remains at 1278 assertions across 77 files. - Formatting, lint, and diff whitespace checks passed. No secrets, credentials, or unrelated edits were found in the diff. Publication validation and CLI type checking passed for `062cfd50a3a3c317b40a14c7efd3f233ffec3c8c`; all 15 PR commits are GitHub Verified. [Full CI run 36527906077](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36527906077) passed, including all twelve CLI shards. Both the Ollama process-group regression and bounded PTY diagnostic regression passed without retries. [Managed-image validation run 36527906068](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36527906068) passed, including real managed runtime activation on Docker and rootless Podman. The focused live `sandbox-survival` target passed on this revision in [run 36590710759](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36590710759) ([Docker target job](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36590710759/job/109483922678)): 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped. The artifacts confirm baseline and post-start readiness, all three persisted markers, final deletion, and successful cleanup. ## Review notes `tools/e2e/target-catalogue.mts` and `tools/e2e/sandbox-survival-timeout-contract.mts` match the sensitive-path policy. Codex reviewed the complete NVIDIA/NemoClaw diff against canonical `main` at `2272c5c15dd873c79436120ac0bfd21f70ae962e`, including lifecycle/cleanup budgets, retained live assertions, bounded diagnostics, and process-termination evidence. The original sandbox-survival patch remains intact after integrating #12398. All nine Advisor specialists reviewed `062cfd50a3a3c317b40a14c7efd3f233ffec3c8c` in [run 36529238338](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/36529238338) and reported no findings. The earlier duplicate gateway-cleanup deadline finding is resolved by using the shared constant at both call sites. Independent human review remains required. CodeRabbit automatic review is paused; its historical thread is resolved/outdated, and there are no unresolved review threads. The historical live result in [run 35110959442](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/35110959442) applies to `25eb5ef9d8b45e0f159fa05a68f54e6fc8eb5d3e`, not this revision. AI-assisted with Codex. --- Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com> --------- Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com>
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Outcome
Brave tests use synthetic credentials and mocked responses while retaining a real OpenShell credential-isolation regression. An owned OpenClaw agent process and a fresh login shell must not expose a raw Brave key. The dependency repair also moves affected fast-uri graphs to 3.1.7 to clear the security advisories blocking CI and sandbox builds.
Reason
Optional Brave coverage was failing on account quotas. Rebecca's review identified that removing the live target also removed the Brave-specific runtime regression. During follow-up, inherited fast-uri 3.1.6 advisories blocked both CI and image builds; the author explicitly authorized including that dependency repair here.
Related issues
Refs #7425.
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Review notes
The Brave test contract remains Rebecca's requested credential-isolation scope. Her review explicitly permitted omitting result and reachability checks. The author confirmed this scope; a successful agent-visible Brave search or credential-rewrite round trip is excluded. No service-availability or search-quality guarantee is claimed.
The Advisor review on 84f375c7 completed all nine specialists; eight were clear and one requested the excluded consumer-result test. Its red gate is disclosed without a waiver. Advisor skipped f246098 and d60ee0b after required CI failed; no specialists were scheduled for d60ee0b. CodeRabbit resolved its procfs finding and has automatically paused further reviews. Human approval remains pending.
The author explicitly approved updating the trusted audit pin from 8ed889c to published immutable d60ee0b. That revision contains the exact repaired runtime lock identities. The pin's audit-code import closure changes only the reviewed legacy fast-uri remediation constants; no audit enforcement is weakened. This authorization is separate from human PR approval or merge permission.
Self-review of 1187ab5 in NVIDIA/NemoClaw covers the changed workflow and E2E boundaries, agent runtime dependency graphs, legacy remediation helper, MCP runtime bundle, qualification receipts, and root-startup owner execution. Review checked mock scope, cleanup, fail-closed observations, exact archive identity, minimal lock changes, and unchanged audit enforcement. Independent review remains required; no merge approval is claimed.
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