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[Bug]: some CLI tests fail on Windows workstations with a long TEMP path or a running local proxy #7810
Several tests pass on GitHub-hosted Windows runners but fail on a Windows developer workstation:
tests/cli/cli-help.test.ts "recover-history repairs one explicitly selected ocx1-compacted thread" exits 1 when %TMP% is long (about 70 characters); the nested fixture paths then exceed the Windows path limit. It passes with a short TMP.
tests/cli/sibling-home-client-sync.test.ts "a lone custom-home start still syncs Grok and prunes its own Claude roster" times out at 30 s (child exits 143), and tests/codex-integration/catalog-auto-review-row.test.ts "convergence keeps the reviewer across two catalog/cache writes" fails after about 5 s, on a machine that is also running its own opencodex proxy.
This makes the full local suite (and the local preflight in scripts/release.ts) fail on such machines. Expected: tests are independent of the host temp path length and of a proxy already running on the host.
Reproduction
On Windows, set TMP/TEMP to a deeply nested directory.
Run bun test --isolate tests/cli/cli-help.test.ts with the pinned Bun 1.4.4.
Observe the recover-history case fail; it passes with TMP=C:\\t.
Version
2.93.0
Operating system
Windows 11
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The long-TEMP failure in the first bullet was a product bug, not fixture nesting. Recovery's backup and atomic-repair filenames could exceed MAX_PATH, and icacls cannot harden ordinary paths past that limit. On the same 261-character file, icacls exited 3 with the ordinary spelling and 0 with the extended \\?\ spelling. The fix landed on dev in #7823 (95cfa30ec72f201818b1c80ff9b03fe70c7a8a0e).
The second bullet is still open: sibling-home-client-sync "a lone custom-home start ..." and catalog-auto-review-row "convergence keeps the reviewer ..." failing on a workstation that runs its own opencodex proxy. Both failures reproduced on such a host, but no leak from the host (default port, real home directories, runtime records or environment) has been proven yet, so this issue stays open for that part.
Fully fixed on dev. The long-TEMP recovery failure landed in #7823 (95cfa30). The two cases that failed on a workstation running its own proxy landed in #7852 (fb22d05): fixture children were resolving the client lifecycle lock through the Windows Known Folder API, which ignores HOME and LOCALAPPDATA, so they hit the account-wide runtime directory and its slow required ACL calls. Fixture children now get a private, ownership-checked known-folder namespace. Verified locally on Windows 11 with Bun 1.4.4 while a local opencodex proxy was running: sibling-home-client-sync 33 pass / 1 skip (FIFO, not applicable on Windows) / 0 fail, and catalog-auto-review-row passing.
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lidge-jun commentedon Oct 27, 2026
The long-TEMP failure in the first bullet was a product bug, not fixture nesting. Recovery's backup and atomic-repair filenames could exceed
MAX_PATH, andicaclscannot harden ordinary paths past that limit. On the same 261-character file,icaclsexited 3 with the ordinary spelling and 0 with the extended\\?\spelling. The fix landed ondevin #7823 (95cfa30ec72f201818b1c80ff9b03fe70c7a8a0e).The second bullet is still open:
sibling-home-client-sync"a lone custom-home start ..." andcatalog-auto-review-row"convergence keeps the reviewer ..." failing on a workstation that runs its own opencodex proxy. Both failures reproduced on such a host, but no leak from the host (default port, real home directories, runtime records or environment) has been proven yet, so this issue stays open for that part.lidge-jun commentedon Oct 28, 2026
Fully fixed on dev. The long-TEMP recovery failure landed in #7823 (95cfa30). The two cases that failed on a workstation running its own proxy landed in #7852 (fb22d05): fixture children were resolving the client lifecycle lock through the Windows Known Folder API, which ignores HOME and LOCALAPPDATA, so they hit the account-wide runtime directory and its slow required ACL calls. Fixture children now get a private, ownership-checked known-folder namespace. Verified locally on Windows 11 with Bun 1.4.4 while a local opencodex proxy was running: sibling-home-client-sync 33 pass / 1 skip (FIFO, not applicable on Windows) / 0 fail, and catalog-auto-review-row passing.